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President’s ReportAlverno College2013-14

Continuous ImPRovement

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As evidenced by the vast array of construction equipment and numerous

construction crews, continuous improvement is alive and well at Alverno

College. In fact, the entire Alverno community — from first-year

students to veteran alums — is excited and incredibly grateful for the

improvements resulting from the $30 million Promise & Power capital

campaign. We've already begun to experience the benefits with the

recent completion of several high-profile campus areas, including La

Verna Commons, Student Services Main Street and the Library.

But where continuous improvement at Alverno has always been apparent

and incredibly beautiful to witness is through the lives of thousands of

undergraduate women and graduate women and men who study at

Alverno. The College focuses its collective energy and academic prowess

on equipping students with the knowledge and confidence to reach

their very greatest potential. Enriching not just their own personal and

professional lives, but also the communities in which they live and work.

Although construction is still ongoing, continuous improvement won't

end once the improvement project is complete next spring. Quite the

opposite, in fact! The new campus spaces will create the necessary space

to provide the very best in active, engaged learning, ensuring future

generations of Alverno graduates will receive the academic riches of

those who came before them.

Continuous Improvement

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From the presIdentDear Readers,

As is true every year at Alverno, this past one

flew by. From greeting new students at the

beginning of the academic year to offering

congratulations and Godspeed to those who

graduated at the year's end, the Alverno

community had much to celebrate in the

lives of our students. You can read about the

inspiring stories of just a few of our students

in this annual report. Their accomplishments

give us all such pride and joy, and we are so

grateful for the opportunity to accompany

them on their journey. And it is because of

these students and all future students that we

embarked on the most extensive construction

project in more than 50 years. We simply

wanted to provide the best possible learning

environment because these women deserve

nothing less.

If you have not visited campus in the past

few months, I invite you to come and visit the

brand new spaces and the enhanced spaces

from the past. From the upgrades to the

library to the expanded commons, you will

see evidence that we practice what we teach.

The abilities are alive and well even in the

design of our space. To highlight our abilities,

you will see that there is a wall that lists every

one of our eight foundational abilities. You

will see inspiring quotes and photos from the

past and present where the 8 Abilities—from

Social Interaction to Developing a Global

Perspective—are found in the faces of

countless former and current Alverno students.

There is even a dedicated space for our

community to place donations, from books to

food. Never doubt that the Franciscan call to

service is alive and flourishing in our students!

From our Catholic, Franciscan heritage we

often reflect on the beauty of God's creation.

While often that reflection is on the sacredness

of human life and Francis' love of animals,

it is impossible during times of construction

not to think about the power and beauty of

all creation. From new sustainable building

materials to the restoration of terrazzo floors

from the 1950s, attention was given to our

commitment to respect and honor all of

creation. I think St. Francis would be proud!

The Promise & Power capital campaign is

nearing completion. I never once doubted

we could accomplish this bold goal because

I know the generous hearts of the Alverno

community and those of our many friends.

The School Sisters are a powerhouse of

prayer and encouragement, and the Board

of Trustees personally contributed more than

$12 million toward our goal of $30 million.

Faculty, staff and students all pitched in, but

I am especially grateful to our alumnae who

have collectively contributed more in this

campaign than in all previous campaigns

combined. When we ended the year in June,

we only needed to raise $1.85 million. This

campaign ends in December and, once

again, I have faith in the Alverno community

to take this campaign over our $30 million

goal. From the lips of our founders we take

encouragement: "Impossible is a word I do

not know." The Alverno community lives

those words each and every day.

With my deepest gratitude,

maRy J. meehanPresident, Alverno College

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throughout the President's Report, you'll see close-up images of old and new materials found all over Alverno's campus.

These materials add visual interest to this year's book, but they are also sources of connectivity, inspiration and comfort for

everyone who studies at and even visits the College. Use this guide as your visual key to gain familiarity with the unique

materials and complex textures found throughout Alverno College:

Table of Contents

6 ContInuous ImPRovement in Action

8 La verna Commons: The new crossroads of campus

10 Yesica Camacho: Discovering the leader inside

12 main street: Students' one-stop shop

14 Amanda Gentine: A deep commitment to the abilities

16 heritage Plaza: Celebrating our Franciscan tradition

18 Michael Bond: Always questioning, always learning

20 Library and Learning Commons: Learning enhanced

22 Lexi Sweetman: Revealing her true potential

24 RefLeCtIons & hIghLIghts

26 School of arts & sciences

28 School of Business

30 School of education

32 JoAnn McGrath School of nursing

34 Campus & Community notables

36 awards & Recognition

38 Our stRengths

40 Statement of financial Position

43 Statement of financial activity

44 Board of trustees

46 alumnae association Board

47 Academic Deans & administrators

48 DonoR Honor Roll

Greeting visitors when they first enter campus via the Sister Joel Read Rotunda is Alverno's official seal: In sanctitate et doctrina which translates to In holiness and learning. p 41

The base of the deli counter in Hudson's is reflective of Alverno's commitment to sustainability. Made of 50-70% recycled content, the millwork is rapidly renewable and is harvested via sustainable techniques. p 28-29

The wood paneling on the outside of the A-Store is white birch stained to look like mahogany. This is used because it is regionally available and provides the look of a rare wood without having to import it. front cover

Seen here on the Conference Center in fall, Virgina creeper climbs the walls of buildings around campus. The ivy has especially become a symbol of the Alumnae Courtyard. p 30-31

This casino rose marble is found in the sanctuary of the Chapel of Mary Immaculate. The chapel is located on the second floor of Founders Hall and is a common place for prayers and reflection. p 50 and front cover

A variety of sedums make up the predominant plant palette in an extensive green roof installed above La Verna Commons. Functional by design, the roof serves to reduce water run-off. p 8-9

Beautiful mosaic glass tile in rich hues of black, gold and clear is found throughout the new spaces. p 12-13

A stone relief found on the exterior of Clare Hall is another comforting reminder of Alverno's Catholic foundation. The Chi Rho relief, the earliest symbol of Christ, is fitting as the building once served as a dormitory for School Sisters. p 16-17

Former Alverno Art professor Tom Havorka always intended the glass art he designed in 1973 would hang in the Library. Now, the glass is the focal point of a partition wall in the main area of the Library. p 20-21

Alverno students helped decide textures and styles of campus furniture, including this chair in Founders Hall. The end result is fun, functional soft goods that fit the purpose of the space and spirit of the College. p 42

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Pushing forward, testing limits, growing and improving

in new and better ways. That spirit is alive at Alverno

College and has burned brightly for more than 125

years. We’ve always known that an Alverno education

is a transformational one, and that’s evident in the

tremendous growth demonstrated by our students

during their time here: Alverno students aren’t satisfied

with the status quo. But it’s also true of Alverno as an

institution. Alverno has always been an innovator, and our

dedication to continuous improvement is one reason why

Alverno remains a leader in Catholic education.

And now our physical home is evolving, too, with the

biggest campus improvement project since the current

campus was built in the 1950s. First came the vital

support from our alumnae and donors who recognized

that a change was long overdue, followed by months

of construction equipment rumbling as crews worked

feverishly to complete Phase 1 of the multi-phase project.

Change isn’t always easy, but our students will be the first

to tell you that the reward is worth it. Read on to discover

how several students embody continuous improvement

and what continuous improvement has meant at Alverno

this past year — and what new progress is in store.

Continuous Improvement in Action

Alverno students saw significant campus improvements when they

returned for the fall 2014 semester. The dramatic transformation —

as evidenced by this collection of construction photos — was the

result of hard-working construction crews and Alverno employees

who were committed to the timely completion of the first phase of

the campus improvement project.

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La Verna Commons: the new Crossroads of Campus

ask any student. The campus space that elicits the

loudest and most enthusiastic reaction — and was

actually named by students — is the new La Verna

Commons, named for the mountain in Italy where

St. Francis would retreat and reflect.

“It’s the crossroads for the campus,” says Scott

Ramlow of Uihlein/Wilson Architects, the firm that

designed the project.

With seating for more than 500 people, the

Commons has doubled in size and provides

significantly more meeting space. Instead of

student organizations fitting into corners here and

there, students finally have a dedicated space just

for them.

“It extends our hospitality and our hope and goal for

community building,” says Sister Marlene Neises,

SSSF, H'99, associate vice president for Academic

Services.

The transformation is evident as soon as visitors

step through the new Commons lobby, which

offers space for student-organized events and a

central posting area where students can advertise

everything from club events to tutoring services.

The lobby is also home to the new Service Learning

Center, which provides a much-needed central

gathering spot for food drives and other charitable

collections, elevating the visibility of Alverno’s

many service activities.

“Being good citizens and sharing with others in

need is a part of who Alverno is,” Neises says.

“But our collection area before was scattered, so

it was hard to know if there was a drive and who

was sponsoring it or what it was for. Now it’s more

inviting and obvious.”

Before the campus improvement project, the

Commons was so crammed during peak hours

that many students often ate in their cars or left

campus in search of other lunch venues. Now the

expanded Hudson’s servery — named after and

made possible by Kathy H'14 and Robert Hudson

— allows for more food options and faster service,

and ample space for students, faculty and staff to

dine together.

But there’s more than just tables to entice students

to stay on campus. A stage hosts programming that

was previously limited to The Mug in Austin Hall,

giving campus entertainment a wider audience.

Three 20-person group study rooms give students

more space for meetings and tutoring. The Loft —

made possible by Peter and Joan Bruce — which

overlooks the main seating area, features soft

seating and a fireplace — creating a cozy nook for

studying in between classes.

“one goal with the campus improvement project

was to create several mini-spots where students

could sit by themselves or with small groups to

meet for projects or just catch up,” neises says.

“abilities like Communication and social Interaction

involve students collaborating in and outside of

the classroom, so we need to provide space for

students to get together.”

The nearby Inferno Café — also named by students

and made possible by Food Services, Inc. — offers

another option. With its coffee shop-style eating for

around 50 people and WiFi, it’s a convenient and

comfortable place for students and faculty to fuel

up on caffeine between classes. A glass wall allows

passers-by to see the latest apparel styles at the

A-Store.

In addition, leaders of student organizations have

a dedicated space to plan activities and store club

materials in the new office of the Department of

Student Activities & Leadership. It all adds up to a

place that invites students and staff to connect and

check in.

“The Commons is a space where you can get food, you

can hang out, you can meet friends,” Neises says. “It’s

a central spot to see what’s happening on campus.”

And thanks to the new improvements, there’s more

happening than ever before.


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senior Yesica Camacho isn’t just dedicated to

improving herself — she’s also committed to

improving the lives of others. Camacho is the

founding president of Alverno’s chapter of the

League of United Latin American Citizens, a

national organization focused on social justice

and advocacy.

“We strive to empower Latinos in the areas

of education, employment, health and

leadership,” she says. “I want to bring

awareness to a lot of issues that not everybody

knows about.” That inspired Camacho to plan

a roundtable discussion on immigrant children

who are crossing the U.S.-Mexico border and

another event on the difficulties faced by

undocumented college students.

The new student organization is just one

of the ways that Camacho, a Professional

Communication major, has made her mark

on campus. She’s also vice president of the

World Languages Club and previously served

as vice president and Mass coordinator for

Hispanic Women of Alverno. She belongs to

the Association for Women in Communication,

wrote for the Alverno Alpha student

newspaper, and volunteered as an event

planner for the Muslim Student Association,

even though she’s not Muslim.

Camacho was always active in high school, too.

“But I was very shy about it. Since Alverno, I

feel like that’s who I am now — a leader,” she

says. “I went from being a member in a club

all the way to starting my own organization,

and along the way, I grew my self-confidence.

Knowing that people trust me and believe in

me really makes me feel proud and like I’ve

come a long way.”

Jennifer Flamboe, an assistant professor of

Spanish who has taught Camacho in several

interpreting classes, has watched her grow.

“What is most notable about yesica’s

development is her ability to excel in a

leadership role,” says flamboe, who also

advises the League of united Latin american

Citizens chapter. “When I first met her, she

would repeatedly say that she prefers to

work alone rather than in groups because

of her ability to control the quality of work

produced — she’s a perfectionist. however,

as she matured, she began to emerge as a

leader because of her ability to visualize and

articulate her thoughts.”

Camacho’s experience on the student

newspaper strengthened her writing, while her

public speaking skills blossomed.

“At first I was really nervous and shy about

standing up in front of a classroom and giving

a presentation. I used to be so scared,” she

recalls. But the nerves faded with more practice

and last semester, she smoothly delivered a

presentation on health care interpreting to 30

graduate students from another university — a

feat she never would’ve imagined before.

Those expanded skills will serve Camacho well

as she works toward her long-term goal of one

day owning her own communications firm. And

those who know her have no doubt she’ll reach

her goals.

“Yesica has a certain vision about her future that

motivates her to forge ahead,” Flamboe says.

“She’s a go-getter with a strong sense of who

she is and what she has to offer.”

Discovering the leader inside


for decades, Alverno made do with the space it

had. Admissions resided in two separate offices on

the second floor of the Liberal Arts building and

lacked the space for counselors to meet privately with

prospective students and their parents. Other offices

that also offered critical students services — such

as the Student Affairs and Internship offices — were

difficult to find.

It wasn’t ideal for students, but that’s now changed

with the new "main street" concept.

Intentionally designed to better serve the needs

of current and prospective students, the entire first

floor of Founders Hall is now Student Services Main

Street. The area, appropriately coined "Bella Way"

thanks to a generous donation from Filippa DiBella

Weber '92, houses all of the essential student-

facing departments. As a result, academic advisors

no longer need to draw a map for students to find

their next stop because the offices of Admissions,

Financial Aid, Registrar, Internship, Career Services

and International & Intercultural Center are all Main

Street neighbors.

“We want to provide a central place for getting

done the business of being a student, whether

that’s for a prospective student or current

student,” says Kate Lundeen, vice president for

enrollment services.

“Knowing our students

lead really full lives, our

goal was to help them

easily navigate everything

they need, so their

primary focus is on the

work in the classroom.”

Whereas lockers — resembling a 1950s high school —

previously filled both sides of the dark, first floor

hallway, windows now fill the corridor with natural

light. Offices that were behind closed doors are now

open to the world through walls of glass, reflecting

Alverno’s mission while making the offices more

welcoming to students who are passing by. The high-

traffic location serves as a daily reminder to students of

all the services available.

The convenience starts as soon as a student visits

campus for the first time.

“We’re incredibly excited that Admissions is on Main

Street,” Lundeen says. “We’re much easier to find, and

students have immediate access to the heart of campus.”

Previously, visiting families discussed finances and other

personal topics in an exposed cubicle setting. Now, the

Admissions Office includes three meeting rooms.

“It was important to access more private meeting

space for students and families,” Lundeen says. “The

learning experience at Alverno is so individualized and

personal, and we want to make sure that experience

starts in Admissions.”

Making the college admissions process more

seamless and user friendly is all the more vital,

considering that 70 percent of Alverno students

are the first in their families to attend college. The

Business Office, which processes student payments,

has also combined with the Financial Aid Office to

make life simpler for students.

“So much of it is just about updating campus,” Lundeen

says. “Students were coming to get this innovative,

21st-century education in a space that didn’t always

reflect that.”

Main Street visitors are also greeted to the Abilities

Wall: a tribute to the 8 Abilities that explains the

concept and uses eight columns to highlight the core

abilities. It’s an important reminder of the foundational

qualities of an Alverno education. Says Lundeen:

“It allows us to live in and among the foundation of

Alverno’s curriculum.”

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Main Street: students’ one-stop shop


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after four years teaching English and journalism

at an alternative high school on Milwaukee’s north

side, Amanda Gentine '03, '13 hit the road: from

substitute teaching in Chicago to teaching English

to adults at a language school in Paris, France to

advising a government-sponsored school reform

project in Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates.

But after eight years away, Gentine felt a pull

home to Wisconsin and Alverno, where she

completed her post-baccalaureate teaching

licensure program. She decided to return to

Alverno for her master’s degree in curriculum

and instruction.

“I had served in an administrative role overseas,

but I knew I wouldn’t be able to do that work

in the States without a master’s and the proper

licensure,” she explains. “And I loved my program

at Alverno so I knew I wanted to go back.”

Gentine’s resume includes degrees from other

prestigious institutions: She earned her bachelor’s

degree in English at Notre Dame University and a

master’s degree in postcolonial African literature

at the Sorbonne in Paris. But her time at Alverno

was different, she says.

“the biggest difference was what I really

learned to do and what I retained,” gentine

says. “alverno did such a great job of making

everything relevant. you actually do and you

practice and you perform, and it’s all tied

to what you’ll need to be doing when you

finish that program, with practical, real-world

scenarios.”

Gentine’s dedication was evident to William

Hughes, director of Alverno’s School and

Instructional Leadership Program. “She’s very

focused intrinsically on learning as much as she

can,” Hughes says. “She has a very strong sense

of social justice, especially for kids in poverty, and

she wanted to devote her full work and attention

to that. During her graduate program, she was

really intent on serving kids in need and zeroing

in on how to change instruction to better serve

those kids.”

Gentine graduated last December and was soon

hired as a consultant at Carmen High School of

Science and Technology, a Milwaukee charter

school where she had also done her research

project and practicum work.

Carmen instantly felt like home. Founded by

fellow Alverno alumna Patricia Hoben '04, Carmen

modeled its curriculum after Alverno’s 8 Abilities,

but Hoben needed Gentine’s help.

“As they’ve had new hires who aren’t as familiar

with Alverno’s approach, the abilities got watered

down and weren’t used consistently,” Gentine

says. “Dr. Hoben asked me to map out what we

have, see what we’re missing and figure out how

we’re going to bring the abilities back to life.”

This summer, Gentine began a new role as

district director of curriculum and assessment

for Carmen’s two campuses. After her time at

Alverno, she was eager to strengthen Carmen’s

ties to an abilities-based curriculum.

“Once you experience that model, you can’t go

back to doing it the traditional way because you

just know it isn’t as effective,” she says.

But Gentine looks for inspiration beyond her

alma mater. She’s passionate about professional

development and training opportunities, and she

reaches out to organizations such as Uncommon

Schools in New York to get advice and new ideas.

“We never stop learning, we never stop growing,

and that’s something I’ve always loved about

working in education,” she says. “There’s always

room for us to do better.”

A deep commitment to the abIlItIes


nestled just off of La Verna Commons is an

outside oasis of sorts, with trees, shrubs, a water

feature, and tables and chairs. Scott Ramlow of

Uihlein/Wilson Architects, the firm that designed

the project, describes it as a “pocket park.” But

the most important feature of Heritage Plaza:

the names of 255 School Sisters of St. Francis

who have worked at Alverno since the move to

its present site in 1953. The space was made

possible by generous donors who gave it in

honor of the School Sisters of St. Francis, Class

of 1954.

“The Franciscan approach to life is that God

calls us each by name; God knows us each

individually, so names are important to us,” says

Sister Kathleen O’Brien, SSSF, ’67, senior vice

president for Academic Affairs. “Heritage Plaza

commemorates and names

each Sister who brought

her gifts and talents to

Alverno, in this particular

place between 39th and

43rd streets. We give

thanks, by name, not to

gain personal recognition,

but rather to mark the names of those who have

made an indelible impact on each of us. Because

the Sisters named here worked on behalf of

all the School Sisters around the world, it is a

witness to the importance of Alverno to the

ministry of the School Sisters.”

Among the names are well-known former

faculty such as Sister Laura Lampe (also known

as Sister Laudesia), Sister Helena Steffensmeier,

Sister Georgine Loacker, Sister Mary Nemmer

(also known as Sister William) and others. The

wall includes not only the Sisters who taught

students, but also ones who worked in Alverno’s

offices, cooked in the kitchen, and supported the

College in other ways. The wall focuses on Sisters

affiliated with the current campus — from 1953

to the present — because the archives on prior

years weren’t always complete, O’Brien notes.

Like the chapel, Heritage Plaza offers a place to

quietly reflect on Alverno’s Franciscan tradition.

“People have always said to me when they

come to the chapel that they are so impressed

with its simple beauty, and I think the elegance

of the new wall is another example of the

simplicity of the franciscan spirit and its

aesthetic,” o’Brien says. “having the wall

outside in a park-like atmosphere is very

compatible with franciscan values.”

It provides an idyllic setting for students to

dine outdoors or just sit and relax between

classes. Inside the Commons, a wall of windows

overlooks the plaza so students don’t even need

to go outside to appreciate the view. “If you’re

sitting by that wall, you’ll feel like you’re outside

in Heritage Plaza,” Ramlow says.

Heritage Plaza makes campus even more

beautiful, not only through its landscaping, but

also through the memory of the women it honors.

Heritage Plaza: CelebratIng our franCIsCan tradItIon

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mba student Michael Bond knew almost

immediately that Alverno would be a little

different, and not just because he was one of four

men in a cohort of 22 students. “I knew I was

onto something during my first class when they

dropped us into the middle of a financial report

and we had to analyze a company, figure out why

the company was performing the way it was, and

develop recommendations on our own,” says Bond,

who is the supplier diversity manager for Snap-on

Incorporated in Kenosha, Wis.

Bond reviewed the 10K report of a Fortune 500

company for his class, and when he had questions,

he checked in with Snap-on’s comptroller who

was impressed by the assignment. Bond also

questioned another colleague. “He had just

completed an MBA at another college, and I

wanted to confirm my analysis of what drove the

company’s DuPont ROI. And he really didn’t know

because he hadn’t conducted that type of in-depth

analysis regarding what actually drove a number.”

It was more evidence that Bond had made the

right college choice. Although he considered other

local MBA programs, he was intrigued by Alverno’s

abilities-based curriculum because he loves to put

what he’s learned into action.

“Every time I go into class, I try to come in with a

question from my job,” Bond says. “And every time

I leave class, I try to think about how I can apply an

assignment to my work.”

Linda Olszewski '98, '08, assistant professor in the

School of Business, says Bond’s thought-provoking

questions and perspective always enrich classroom

discussions.

“the thing that stands out most for me is how

he really progressed throughout the semester

in confidence, in knowledge, in contributions,

because he had such valuable contributions to

share with his classmates about what he was

learning and how he was applying that to his

work,” olszewski says. “I’m so grateful for that

because it just deepens the learning environment

and makes it come to life.”

Bond says the skills he’s learning at Alverno have

helped him be more effective in his position.

As supplier diversity manager, he works with small

businesses, and his classroom experiences give

him important insights into the small business

owner’s world.

“For my first class, we had to develop a business

plan for a new company, and I now have a better

understanding of where small business owners are

coming from,” he says. “My second class gave me

the knowledge and background to conduct a cash

flow analysis so I can assist small businesses if they’re

having problems. I now proactively inquire about their

inventory, instead of waiting for a problem to arise.

We had a situation just a couple of weeks ago where

the supplier was sitting on an excessive amount of

inventory, so I asked if our product managers could

have a sales promotion so we could clear the supplier’s

inventory. I never would’ve thought about that before.”

Bond’s MBA classes have improved his work in other

ways as well. “I’m preparing more in-depth reports,”

he says. “From a financial standpoint, I know how to

analyze and identify what drives the numbers. I now

have a better command of my position because of the

skills I have acquired.”

Always questioning, always learnIng


Library and Learning Commons: learnIng enhanCed

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before, the library’s entrance seemed like a mile-

long hallway in which it was easy to forget that

the outside world existed. Now, the second floor

of Founders Hall is open and inviting, bringing

together Alverno’s curriculum and facilities for the

first time in a new nerve center for student learning.

“When the library was built in the 1950s, there

was nothing like the Internet. The books were

the brand, and you had

everything bolted in place

because who would ever

want to move furniture

around? It was built for a

time when print was king,

and the libraries were the

only game in town if you

wanted to do research,” says Lawrence Duerr,

director of the Library. “Now, of course, we have

the explosion of information online. So how do

we take something that was invented to support

students in 1956 and make it amenable to students

in 2014 and beyond?”

The answer: a space that breaks out of the

traditional library mold. “Collections shrink, but

amenities need to grow,” says project architect

Scott Ramlow of Uihlein/Wilson Architects.

The renovated library reflects Alverno’s emphasis

on the 8 Abilities and collaborative learning.

Former office space was converted into four

small-group study areas that feature moveable,

soft seating and wireless networking so students

can collaborate on group work and practice

presentations. These group study rooms were

made possible by the Greater Milwaukee

Foundation's Robert F. and Jean E. Holtz Fund and

Walter and Olive Steimke Fund.

Instead of security gates sealing off the outer

edge of the library, the gates moved to just

outside the Reading Room. That helps make the

overall space more welcoming and underscores

the message that “knowledge belongs to all,”

Ramlow says.

Inside the Reading Room, brighter overhead

lighting and improved acoustics enhance the

visitor experience. A glass partition, created by

former Alverno Art Professor Tom Hovorka, forms

a space within the Reading Room where students

can experiment with digital projects, Duerr says.

“I think it’s going to be even more of an

attraction for students to use the library, and

it’s going to hopefully maintain and increase

our relevance on campus,” Duerr says of the

renovations. “We’re making it a destination

space on campus.”

The new Daniel M. Soref Science and Mathematics

Learning Resource Center next to the Reading

Room offers a dedicated space for walk-in

tutoring services. The new space unites what had

previously been two separate centers and allows

for additional computers and group work space.

“We’ve designed the space so students are able to

work together in different ways,” says Lisa Degen,

the Center’s coordinator. “It really does suit the

curriculum well because so many courses have

collaborative projects.”

Similar to other new campus spaces, the Library

and Learning Commons was intentionally

designed to meet current needs while anticipating

future growth. “A lot of the spaces are flexible

so they can evolve over the next 50 years,”

Ramlow says. “The building is flexible to meet the

curriculum instead of the other way around.”


Revealing her true potentIal

growing up in Racine, Wis., Lexi Sweetman '14,

was always intrigued by science and had her eye

on pharmacy school. But then came high school

chemistry, and she struggled to get Cs and Ds.

“I didn’t think I had a chance,” she remembers.

Her high school teachers nudged her toward

nursing instead, and that was Sweetman’s plan

when she arrived at Alverno. She soon declared a

minor in Chemistry, thinking that she’d pursue

nurse anesthesiology.

Once at Alverno, Sweetman began to thrive.

“After a few chemistry courses at Alverno and a little

positive feedback and encouragement, Lexi started

to see her own potential in a field that had always

attracted her,” says Heather Mernitz, associate

professor of Physical Science. “Her academic

work wasn’t always perfect, but she was engaged

and enthusiastic and she always learned from her

performances and used instructor feedback to

continuously develop and improve.”

By the time Sweetman began her introductory

clinical nursing classes, she realized her true passion

was organic chemistry. “I really love the chemistry

of the human body and how pharmaceutical

drugs work in the body, like how taking aspirin can

prevent a heart attack,” she says. “That fascinates

me, how something so simple can have such a

profound effect on the body.”

She switched her major to Chemistry with a

Biology support and signed up for the toughest

science courses. To deepen her knowledge of

pharmaceutical chemistry, she took on independent

study projects and continued to work on them even

after graduation.

She also sought a research internship at the

Medical College of Wisconsin, where she interned

in a cell biology lab.

“At first a lot of people questioned why I was doing

a biology-based internship when I’m a Chemistry

major. But I found the chemistry in it, and I really

enjoyed it,” Sweetman says.

Sweetman, who was content to stay on the sidelines

in high school, discovered a new side of herself

outside of the classroom, too. She served as the

founder and president of Alverno College Loves

Animals, as vice president of Pre-Professional

Women of Alverno and as treasurer of the Student

Nurses Association. She also tutored at the Science

Resource Center and worked as a lab assistant in

the chemistry lab.

“When I first started at Alverno, I didn’t do much,

and I ate lunch in my car. But then I started joining

groups, getting involved, and taking risks,” she

says. “I started expecting to get involved and

be a part of things. It’s helped me become more

outgoing, and it’s definitely giving me a lot of

new opportunities that wouldn’t have happened

otherwise.”

Alverno’s Division of Natural Sciences, Mathematics

and Technology awarded Sweetman the Leona

Truchan Award for her leadership and contributions to

the Alverno science and math community. Her hard

work also paid off at her job at Walgreens, where she

was promoted to pharmacy technician. And she had

her pick of pharmacy schools, selecting the Rosalind

Franklin University of Medicine and Science, where

she received the Dean’s Commitment to the Future

of Pharmacy scholarship. She is slated to receive her

doctor of pharmacy degree in 2018.

“Lexi always had the potential, but she needed a

little nudge to develop the confidence to reach her

academic and professional potential,” mernitz says.

Thankfully, she got the nudge she needed at Alverno,

and she hasn’t slowed down since.


Now a pharmacy student at Rosalind Franklin University in North Chicago, Ill., Lexi Sweetman ’14, is seen here snapping a picture of the Rosalind Franklin statue. The university's namesake was at the forefront of modern biology when she first discovered the structure of DNA in 1952.

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Reflections & hIghlIghts

For decades, Alverno has been recognized worldwide as

a leader in higher education. As we reflect on the past

academic year, it is easy to see that another new depth of

excellence has been met regarding our commitment to

teaching. While the following highlights provide a glorious

overview of the past year, the ultimate testament is in the

lives of thousands of young women at the undergraduate

level, and women and men at the graduate level who have

the power to change the world because they now fully

realize their full potential.

Alverno's campus remains vibrant, active and inviting. From

athletic events and highly acclaimed guest speakers to service

learning activities and performing arts series, there's always

something happening on or near campus. Enjoy a few highlights

from the past year.

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School of arts & sCIenCesAs a vital part of Alverno’s rigorous core curriculum, the School of Arts & Sciences touches every undergraduate on

Alverno’s campus and equips students with the broad knowledge that is the hallmark of a liberal arts degree. The

School is home to 26 major areas of study and encompasses a diverse array of courses in four divisions: Humanities;

Arts, Communications and Technology; Behavioral Sciences; and Natural Sciences, Mathematics and Technology.

While many School of Arts & Sciences graduates go directly to work in their fields, others use their degrees as a

springboard to medical school, law school or other graduate/professional programs.

Alverno Interpreter Institute offers workshopsMental health interpreting. Palliative and

spiritual care. Navigating the ethics terrain.

These are the sorts of important topics

recently covered by the Alverno Interpreter

Institutes workshops. The institute is affiliated

with Alverno’s Spanish-English Healthcare

Interpretation Program in the World

Languages department. The institute is a

community resource for working interpreters

in any spoken or signed language pair, and it

helps those professionals earn the continuing

education credits they need for national

certification. The workshops are yet another

way that Alverno enriches the medical

interpretation field, ultimately benefiting

the community members who depend upon

interpreting services.

Math professors develop and share teaching innovation In 2012, professors from Alverno’s Mathematics

department received a National Science Foundation

grant to help students gain a deeper understanding of

linear algebra, using 2-D and 3-D animation software

apps. These math-focused apps are designed to increase

algebraic comprehension for Alverno students to learn —

through demonstration, interactive exploration and

visualization — the meaning of mathematics without

getting lost in notation, terminology and algebraic

calculations. Recognized as significant math education

innovations, Professors James Factor and Susan

Pustejovsky are now sharing these apps with students

and colleagues worldwide through invited conference

presentations and workshops, a dedicated website, and

the Mathematical Association of America’s Digital Math

Library for collegiate mathematics. The apps — which are

integrated into Alverno’s curriculum — cover an entire

semester of learning linear algebra, and aim to increase

the number of women who seek careers in STEM fields by

building their mathematical skills and confidence.

Students go abroad to study coastal citiesFor a semester, the students of INS309: Coastal

Cities The Baltic Sea studied the coast they call

home. From the Port of Milwaukee to South Shore

Beach to the Global Water Center, the class used

firsthand, outside-of-class experiences around

the city as the ultimate learning laboratory. But

the grand finale (pictured here) was an 11-day

trip abroad led by Jodi Eastberg, associate

professor of History, and David Brooker, associate

professor of Political Science, to compare cities

along the Baltic Sea. The trip brought students to

Poland, Sweden and Denmark, where they toured

coastal cities known for innovative approaches to

water research and conservation. Eastberg and

Brooker created the interdisciplinary course so

students could explore the relationship between a

waterfront city and its coast, including the impact

on culture, economic development, political

dynamics and the environment.


MBA program turns fiveRelevant, experiential, active learning.

That has been the formula for success

for Alverno’s MBA program, which

celebrated its fifth anniversary this

year. To mark the occasion, Alverno’s

inaugural MBA class reunited for

a luncheon in January. Those first

graduates are now among 150-plus

men and women who have graduated

from Alverno’s MBA program and gone

on to make a positive impact on the

business community in Milwaukee and

beyond. As the only abilities-based,

outcome-focused MBA program in

the region, Alverno’s program remains

sought after by business professionals

who are searching for an edge in the

marketplace.

School welcomes two new facultyNicole Maassen, BBA, JD, and Richard Tobin,

BS, MBA, CPA, joined the School of Business

last fall. Both teach at the undergraduate

level, as well as the initial MBA class,

MGT600: Integrated Management. Maassen

and Tobin bring to the classroom deep

experience from their previous executive

roles in the corporate world. Maassen, who

was named to the Milwaukee Business

Journal’s “Forty Under 40” list last year,

previously served as the vice president of

litigation and risk management at Assurant

Health. Before that, she worked for O’Neil,

Cannon, Hollman, Dejong & Laing S.C. and

at Foley and Lardner LLP. Tobin was most

recently assistant vice president at Fiserv,

where he oversaw staff responsible for

accounting and financial reporting, and he

previously held positions at Molson Coors

Brewing Co. and Deloitte and Touche, LLP.

New sales curriculum debutsWhether today’s graduates are selling a

product or selling their own skills during a job

interview, there’s no doubt that those who

understand negotiating and sales practices have

a competitive advantage. With that in mind, two

School of Business professors, Craig Miller and

Dan Matre (pictured here on left with Business

professor Carol Vollmer Pope), worked with

the director of sales at Generac Power Systems

to develop a sales curriculum. The School of

Business offered the first two new classes this

past school year: MKT361: Understanding

Personal and Professional Selling and MKT367:

Practical Professional Selling. Both classes

quickly filled up and attracted students from a

variety of majors, and faculty are planning two

more sales-related courses. Although these

skills benefit students in any field, faculty hope

the new curriculum will also get more women

thinking about sales’ careers, an area in which

women are traditionally underrepresented.

School of busInessThe ROI on an Alverno College business degree is manifold and

lifelong. That’s because the School of Business trains students not

only in the basics of the business world — economics, finance,

accounting, marketing, personnel management and more — it

also equips students with critical analysis, problem solving and

teamwork skills. Lively group discussions and assessment-based

evaluation ensure that students are deeply engaged and ready to

apply what they’ve learned to real-world business challenges. The

end result: Graduates who have the skills and savvy needed to

survive and thrive in the ever-changing global economy.


School of eduCatIonThe School of Education’s roots run deep: after all, Alverno first began

as a normal school to train School Sisters of St. Francis how to be

parish teachers. While teaching methods have changed considerably

over the past century, Alverno continues to be a trailblazer in the

education field. Frequently cited as a national model, Alverno’s

Teacher Preparation programs deliver powerful clinical and classroom

experiences with the self-evaluation tools that aspiring teachers need

to constantly improve their teaching skills. With more in-classroom

experience than their peers and the benefits of an abilities-based

education, Alverno's School of Education graduates enter the

workforce ready to make a real impact on the lives of their students.

Alverno grads dominate local teaching awardsThe Alverno community was delighted — but not entirely surprised — to see six School of

Education alumnae among the 10 local teachers honored as part of the Education Deans of

Greater Milwaukee’s 2013 Celebrate Teachers & Teaching event. The winners were selected from

hundreds of nominations and honored for their outstanding commitment and service to urban

education. Among the six award winners were Alverno alumnae Sonya Wasielewski '96, '07, of

Carmen High School of Science & Technology; Stacey Lange '08, of Walker Elementary School;

and Michelle Young '08, of Rufus King International Middle School. Honorable mentions went to

alumnae Jane Savage '10, '13, of Seeds of Health-Wind Lake; Dawn Liriano '12, of

St. Adalbert’s Elementary School; and Naquisha Mann '09, '12, of Young Leaders Academy.

The awards are yet another testament to the quality of Alverno’s teacher training programs.

Alverno offers free bullying prevention trainingWhen it comes to preventing bullying,

teachers, administrators and support staff

need practical tips, based on the latest

research. That’s just what the Alverno

College Research Center for Women and

Girls delivered during several free training

sessions last fall. The training was led by

Nancy Athanasiou '90, dean of Alverno’s

School of Education and curriculum

coordinator for the Research Center, and

Kayla Fraley '11, seventh grade teacher at

Whitnall Middle School and the center’s

curriculum writer. The half-day workshops

explored the characteristics and motivations

of bullies, victims and bystanders, as well as

the most effective strategies for coping with

bullying behavior and advice for talking with

parents about the issue. The training was

made possible by a grant from the Charles

D. Jacobus Foundation.

Improving curriculum and community relations for Milwaukee policeWhen the Milwaukee Police Department

launched a new educational initiative

designed to improve relations with at-risk

youth, it turned to the expertise of Alverno’s

School of Education to ensure its curriculum

was effective and engaging. Dean Nancy

Athanasiou (pictured here on left) and Sara

Zavadsky '12, '13, tweaked the new curriculum

for S.T.O.P. (Students Talking It Over With

Police) and conducted two officer trainings.

Since S.T.O.P. began in 2012, it has trained

more than 240 Milwaukee middle and high

school students as S.T.O.P. leaders. The seven-

week program aims to deepen students’

understanding of the role and responsibilities

of police — through crime-mapping exercises,

listening to 9-1-1 calls and learning about

basic city ordinances — with the ultimate goal

of improving future police encounters.


JoAnn McGrath School of nursIngAlverno nurses have a reputation that’s tough to beat. For more than 80 years, Alverno has

been training some of the best, most prepared nurses in our community; nurses who are

as competent as they are compassionate. The JoAnn McGrath School of Nursing builds on

that tradition of excellence by always searching for the most innovative and effective ways

to educate tomorrow’s nurses. And that’s why Alverno is creating a state-of-the-art Nursing

Simulation Center, which will open in early 2015 in Alexia Hall. With the help of the center’s

lifelike, computer-driven mannequins, Alverno's Nursing students will be able to practice their

skills in hundreds of medical situations, ensuring that they’ll be more prepared than ever before.

Speed networking event connects students and alumnaeAmazing connections can happen in as little

as 10 minutes. That was the takeaway for the

more than 50 students who participated in

Alverno’s first “Networking for Nurses” event as

part of the N383: Nursing Internship Seminar

this past spring. Every 10 minutes, small groups

of students moved from table to table, meeting

with alumnae nurses who work in public health,

orthopedics, wound care, CICU, pediatrics,

case management, hospice care and home

health care. The event was designed to open

students’ eyes to nursing areas they may

not have previously considered and to give

alumnae the opportunity to share their insights

with the next generation of Alverno Nurses.

Initially suggested by the Nursing Alumnae

Leadership Team, the speed-networking event

was a first for any Alverno major.

School redesigns CNS trackAlways looking to improve, Alverno’s Nursing

faculty recently redesigned the combined Clinical

Nurse Specialist (CNS)/Nurse Educator track to

better meet the needs of our local community as

well as new nursing accreditation requirements.

After closely studying new requirements for

advanced practice nurses, Alverno faculty decided

it would be more beneficial to split the combined

track and focus on the role of the CNS specializing

in adult/older adult populations. Wisconsin’s

population of older adults continues to increase,

and there’s a growing need for nurses who are

specially trained to meet the health care needs

of our aging population. The redesigned track

incorporates the CNS competencies with a focus

on direct patient care, program development and

leadership. The School of Nursing will also offer a

newly redesigned Post-Master’s Nurse Educator

certificate beginning in fall 2015.

First class of FNPs graduatesAlverno celebrated the graduation of its first

class in the Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP)

track in December 2013. Launched in 2011,

the master’s level FNP program fills a critical

community need: the greater Milwaukee area

faces a shortage of primary care providers,

including advanced practice nurses. That

shortage can lead to everything from longer

wait times for patients to more medical errors.

Alverno’s FNP program, which was created after

significant input from hundreds of local nursing

leaders, prepares advanced practice nurses who

can deliver top-notch patient care amid today’s

challenging health care landscape. And there’s

no doubt these talented students are ready:

100 percent passed the board certification

exam on their first try. The program’s first

graduates have gone on to work in primary

care, cardiology, endocrinology, occupational

health, convenient care and oncology.


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Campus hosts Holocaust Remembrance ServiceIt began in 2002 with an audience of

no more than 20, but Alverno’s annual

Holocaust Remembrance Service has since

grown to become the largest non-Jewish

service in the Midwest. This April, more

than 900 people from campus and the

greater community — including busloads

of area high school students — gathered in

Pitman Theatre to hear Holocaust survivor

Walter Reed tell his harrowing story of

growing up as a Jew in Nazi Germany and

his life on the run, away from his family,

before he eventually made it safely to

America. As more and more Holocaust

survivors pass away, Alverno’s event offers

students and community members the rare

opportunity to hear a first-hand account of

the Holocaust and an opportunity to reflect

on what can be done to prevent such

atrocities from ever happening again.

Alverno launches new logo and brand messagingImpressions are made in an instant, and so

Alverno recently unveiled a new logo and

brand messaging that better reflect our

community and the many exciting things

happening here. The new logo — richly hued

in “Legacy Brown,” “Discovery Gold” and

“Innovation Red” — was created with input

from hundreds of members of the Alverno

family, including faculty, staff, students,

alums, administrators and trustees. More

than just a simple A, the logo includes

several elements that capture the spirit of

Alverno.

The new brand messaging document

includes key messages that explain and

support Alverno’s position as the place “for

women who want more.”

Students honor 9/11 victimsOn the 12th anniversary of the terror attacks

on 9/11, Alverno students were determined

to show they still remember those who

perished on that tragic day. Members of

the Alverno College Republicans awoke

early to place 2,977 flags — one in honor

of every 9/11 victim — in the College’s

Alumnae Courtyard. The students spent

more than three months fundraising and

planning for the somber display, which was

part of the Young America Foundation’s

Never Forget Project.

Campus & CommunIty Notables

overlaps represent the integration

and meeting of the minds.

angled uprights represent the

partnership

between the

student body,

faculty and staff.

The bridge symbolizes the ultimate

purpose of Alverno —to enable

students to traverse from who they are

when they begin to who they want to

be. It also reflects the Rotunda and

other arched elements on campus.

as a whole the overall shape reflects strength

and solidity and also references our connection to

Mount La Verna.


Alverno recognized for commitment to teachingWe know that Alverno is a special place, but it’s

terrific when others recognize it, too. For the

fourth straight year, Alverno has been ranked in

the top 3 in U.S. News & World Report's “Strong

Commitment to Teaching” category for regional

universities in the Midwest. Alverno was the only

Wisconsin college to make the list every year in

the 4-year history of the category. The ranking

relies on input from college presidents, provosts

and admissions deans, along with quantitative

data, and this marks the thirteenth year in a row

that Alverno has been recognized by U.S. News

& World Report’s annual rankings. Alverno was

also recognized for “First Year Experience,”

“Learning Communities” and “Senior Capstone.”

Music professor wins Vatican II Award Assistant Professor of Music Mike Kamenski

won the 2013 Archbishop’s Vatican II Award

for Distinguished Service in Liturgy. The award

recognizes local Catholics who have made

outstanding contributions to the Church and

society and who exemplify the Church’s vision set

forth in the Second Vatican Council. Kamenski

has spent several decades working as a musician,

liturgist and teacher at several local parishes,

and he is currently director of music and liturgy

and pastoral associate at St. Sebastian Catholic

Church in Milwaukee. He also conducted and

directed the music for the Archdiocese’s 150th

anniversary, and he directed the music for Mass

at Irish Fest and Festa Italiana and the national

conference of the National Association for

Pastoral Musicians.

awards & reCognItIon

Alverno pledges to double study abroad participationFewer than 10 percent of American college

students study abroad, but Alverno has joined

a nationwide initiative determined to double

participation in study abroad programs by the

end of the next decade. Led by the Institute of

International Education, the Generation Study

Abroad initiative is committed to increasing

American graduates’ international experience

so they can be more competitive in the global

economy. The initiative is a natural fit for

Alverno, which prizes Developing a Global

Perspective as one of the 8 Abilities. More

than 50 Alverno students participated in study

abroad programs last year, and College officials

hope to increase that number to more than 100

students per year.

Record basketball season capped off with Sportsmanship AwardIt was a thrilling season for the Inferno: the

women’s basketball team finished with a 19-9

record for the winningest season in school

history, and the program’s first postseason

victories earned a runner-up finish in the

Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference

(NACC) tournament. Alverno also garnered the

Women’s Sportsmanship Award for 2013-14,

based on votes by the NACC’s directors of

athletics. In addition, seven Alverno student-

athletes made the NACC’s All-Sportsmanship

Team: Courtney Cornella-Carlson (cross country),

Erin Dulek (softball), Ashleigh Sagat (soccer),

Kristen Speerschneider (basketball), Cali Trepp

(volleyball), Jamie Villalobos (golf) and Laeren

Yates (tennis). The All-Sportsmanship Team was

selected by head coaches.


The first phase of the campus improvement project saw dramatic

transformations of several high-profile campus areas, including

La Verna Commons, Student Services Main Street and the Library.

Although the best way to see the new space is to visit campus

firsthand, here are a few images that capture students using and

enjoying the many exciting, new campus spaces.

Our StrengthsSuccess starts with strong

leadership and Alverno is proud to

have a diverse and highly talented

Board of Trustees, representing

all facets of private, public and

not-for-profit business enterprises.

The College also benefits from

the Alverno Alumnae Association,

diligently working to preserve

connections between Alverno

and our 15,000 alumnae. These

two distinct — but essential —

leadership groups work with

Alverno faculty and staff, playing

a critical role in the College’s

financial stability, volunteer

support and community presence.


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ASSETS

Cash and cash equivalents $475,575 Accounts and interest receivable, net 868,017 Inventories, at cost 357,283 Prepayments and other assets 1,133,174 Contributions receivable, net 15,349,605 Student loans receivable, net 1,415,954 Investments 46,160,842 Land, buildings and equipment, net 37,966,887 total assets $103,727,337

LiAbiLiTiES and NET ASSETS

Liabilities Accounts payable $4,371,787 Accrued liabilities 1,458,536 Deferred income and deposits 2,854,347 Asset retirement obligation 2,920,748 Annuities payable 125,444 Long-term borrowings 8,600,000 Advances from U.S. Government for student loans 1,323,398

Total Liabilities 21,654,260 Net Assets Unrestricted 22,668,488 Temporarily restricted 43,304,661 Permanently restricted 16,099,928

Total Net Assets 82,073,077 total lIabIlItIes and net assets $103,727,337

The College’s commitment to a strong financial foundation was strengthened as total

assets increased by $10.9 million. The drivers of this increase were contributions and

investments.

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Operating REVENUES

Tuition and fees (net of tuition discounts of $12,581,427) $34,136,411Auxiliary enterprises 5,297,516 Contribution revenue 11,358,952 Investment income 1,198,990 Government grants 656,574 Other income 143,908

total operating revenues 52,792,351

Operating ExPENSES

Instruction 14,754,104Student services 6,699,744 Academic support 3,428,355Research 487,768Institutional support 12,177,539Auxiliary enterprises 6,613,693

total operating expenses 44,161,203

operatIng revenues In exCess of operatIng expenses 8,631,148

NONOPERATiNG items

Investment income in excess of amounts designated for current operations 2,457,071 Change in value of split interest agreements 121,027 Other nonoperating items, net (299,830)

total nonoperating items 2,278,268

Change In net assets 10,909,416

The financial results reflect the mission of the College with more than $12 million of institutional

scholarships and financial aid being awarded to our students. Operating expense control was crucial

as the College ended the fiscal year with an operating surplus for the ninth consecutive year.

Statement of fInanCIal aCtIvItyAs of June 30, 2014

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board of trusteesExecutive OfficersMary Beth Berkes ’75, ChairCo-Founder of Linden Capital Partners

Howard J. Jacob, PhD, Vice ChairDirector, Human & Molecular Genetics Center, Warren P. Knowles Chair of Genetics, Medical College of Wisconsin

S. Regina Pacis Meservey, SSSF, ‘62, SecretaryCoordinator of Sponsorship Services, School Sisters of St. Francis

Ronald L. Blake, TreasurerRetired CEO and President, Rewards Network inc.

Mary J. Meehan H‘05, PhDPresident

TrusteesAbby AndrietschExecutive Director, Schools That Can Milwaukee, inc.

Charles R. BartelsRetired Director, Global Social Responsibility & Knowledge Sharing, Manpower, inc.

Peter W. Bruce'of counsel' Davis and Kuelthau, Attorneys at Law

Elaine BurkeCommunity Volunteer

Jovita Carranza H‘11President, JCR Group

Tina Chang Chief Executive Officer, SysLogic, Inc.

Ricardo DiazExecutive Director, United Community Center

Susan Dragisic Retired President, United Way of Greater Milwaukee, inc.

Judith A. Drinka ‘61Attorney, Drinka Law Offices

Jacquelyn FredrickPresident and CEO, bloodCenter of Wisconsin

Cecelia I. Gore ‘92, ‘08Executive Director, brewers Community Foundation

S. Toni Anne Gradisnik, SSSF, ‘75Community Volunteer

Gary P. Grunau Grucon Group LLC

Mari-Anne Hechmann ‘91Community Volunteer

Katherine M. Hudson H'14Retired Chairman of the board, brady Corp.

S. Barbara A. Kraemer, SSSF, ‘65Faculty – School of Public Service, DePaul University

Ex OfficioJudy Hurley ’88, ’00President, Alverno Alumnae Association board

Trustees EmeritiEllen M. Gardner ‘69Retired President, Ameritech Wi

Mary Ann LaBahnRetired Vice President, bank One Trust Company

Frederick A. Muth, Jr.Chairman Emeritus, Whyte, Hirschboeck, Dudek S.C.

Guy A. OsbornRetired Chairman, Universal Foods Corporation

Thomas L. SperoRetired Office Managing Partner

Anne H. VogelArt Historian

Kathleen Lawler ‘82Retired Vice President Communications, Harley-Davidson, inc.

Donald W. Layden, Jr.Partner, Quarles & Brady

Sister Andrea Lee, IHMPresident, St. Catherine University, St. Paul, MN

Allen L. LeverettPresident, Wisconsin Energy

Stephen R. LundeenAttorney, Wille, Gregory & Lundeen

Jean M. MaierRetired Executive Vice President, Enterprise Operations & Technology, Northwestern Mutual

Janet D. Martin H‘11Community Volunteer

Maurice J. McSweeney, Past ChairmanRetired Partner, Foley & Lardner

Abigail J. NashRetired Vice President, Journal Sentinel inc.

Kristine Obrecht Partner, Deloitte & Touche, LLP

Paul E. PurcellPresident & CEO, Robert W. Baird & Co.

Ajita RajendraPresident and Chief Executive Officer, A.O. Smith Corporation

Roy ReimanHexagon investments, Reiman Family Foundation, inc.

S. Mary C. Schneider, SSSF, ’69independent Practice, Center for Grief Recovery

Marsha SehlerDirector of business Development, Uihlein Wilson Architects

S. Barbaralie Stiefermann, SSSF, ‘64Curator SSSF Art, St. Joseph Center

Barbara J. Wyatt Sibley ‘82Community Volunteer

Paul Purcell and Donald Layden, pictured here, served as co-chairs of the Promise & Power capital campaign.

Ellen Gardner ’69, pictured here, served as co-chair of the Promise & Power capital campaign.

The Alverno College Board of Trustees sadly lost two good friends and colleagues this year. William L. Randall and Melita Lane Harkness faithfully served on the Board of Trustees from 1983 until the early 1990s, and since then as Trustee Emeriti. Both will be dearly missed by all those who had the joy of knowing them.

Through June 30, 2014

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alumnae assoCIatIon board

Academic deans & admInIstrators

Jeannie Berry-Matos ’06UW Extension, Nutrition Education Program Administrator

LuAnn Bird ’01Self Employed, Governance & Leadership Consultant/Trainer

Elizabeth Burke ’87, ’00 Retired, Time Warner Cable

Sandra Callaghan ’81Milwaukee Center for independence, Director of Development

Kim Casey ’01, ’10Marcus Hotels & Resorts, Senior Catering Sales Manager

Melissa Clark ’02, ’11Alverno College, instructor

Erica Garver ’10Rockwell Automation, Coord., Global Comm Relations & Contributions

Lynn Gettrust ’10 VA Medical Center, Perioperative Clinical Nurse Specialist

Meagan Grosskreutz ’11Spina Bifida Wisconsin, Ltd., Office Manager

Erica Gumieny ’00US Health Works, Sales Consultant

Judith Hurley ’88, ’00Retired, Northwestern Mutual

Patricia Padjen-McNulty ’73University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, Outreach Program Manager

Rebecca Rick ’04Zizzo Group inc., Writer

Academic DeansSandra E. Graham, PhD, DeanSchool of Arts and Sciences

Daniel E. Horton, MBA, DeanSchool of business

Nancy Athanasiou ’90, PhD, DeanSchool of Education

Patricia Schroeder, RN, MSN, MBA, FAAN, DeanSchool of Nursing

Jeana Abromeit, PhDinterim Dean of Graduate Studies

AdministrationMary J. Meehan H’05, PhDPresident

Vice PresidentsKathleen O’Brien, SSSF, ’67, PhDSenior Vice President for Academic Affairs

Jeana Abromeit, PhDAssociate Vice President for Academic Affairs

Kathy Lake, PhDVice President for Student Success

James K. Oppermann, MBASenior Vice President for Finance and Management Services

Julie Quinlan Brame, MMVice President for College Advancement and Marketing

Kate Lundeen, MPPVice President for Enrollment Services

Mary Roestel ’67 Retired, Educational Professional

Kimberlee Schardin ’00, ’12Executive Director, inc., Executive Director

Sandra Siira ’97FedEx, Managing Director of Human Resources

Elizabeth Stengel-Lingen ’98St. Joan Antida High School, Dean of Students

Kris Strnad ’73, ’08Retired, Milwaukee Public Schools

Mary Stull ’79Elmhurst Memorial Hospital, Vice President & COO Phys. Practice Division

Rebecca Surges ’09, ’12Mount Mary University, Assistant Director of Undergrad Admissions

Maricruz Talavera-Pettis ’99St. Joan Antida High School, Director of Administrative Services

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Through June 30, 2014 Through June 30, 2014


The generosity of donors is felt

throughout every area of Alverno

College. In addition to beginning

construction that is the result of

the $30 million Promise & Power

capital campaign, Alverno has also

seen recent growth in the annual

fund which provides financial

assistance to students. All of which

allows Alverno to share the gift of

knowledge with others. On behalf

of students, faculty and staff, we

thank all of our donors for their

commitment, generosity and vision.

This listing reflects contributions

received between July 1, 2013 and

June 30, 2014.

Donors

There is much to celebrate at Alverno! From the artistic

groundbreaking event in March to kick off the campus

improvement project to the more recent grand opening

celebration, enjoy this collection of images from the last

few months.

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leadershIp CIrCle$100,000 & ABOvESelma Crivello †Ruth DeYoung Kohler H ’12 J. Scott & Genevieve C. HarknessRobert & Katherine Hudson Jan H ’11 & Vince Martin JoAnn Resch McGrath ’57 John & Tashia H ’07 MorgridgeRichard Sr. & Suzanne PieperPaul & Patricia Purcell Kathleen SeidelPatricia M. ’61 & Bill Wilde Katherine Wooster ’54 †

benefaCtors CIrCle$25,000 - $99,000Anonymous (2)Jim & Mary Beth ’75 Berkes Elaine Burke Jovita Carranza H ’11 & Joel W. RoqueEdith ’78 & Robert DuPuy Janice Ereth & John T. Gilligan Suzanne M. Felan ’62 Ellen M. Gardner ’69 Charles Gieringer †Patricia ’63 & Gerald HoeflerMary Ann & Charles P. LaBahn Donald Jr. & Mary Jo Layden Allen & Laura LeverettFilippa C. DiBella Weber ’92

steeple CIrCle$10,000 - $24,999Anonymous (3)Joseph & Abby AndrietschKristin Bergstrom & Lloyd DickinsonPeter W. & Joan Bruce Margaret “Maggie” Cary ’60 Gay Derderian-Kazarian ’80 & Kaiser Kazarian Karen P. Doppke ’64 & Philip F. Judy Susan & John DragisicSylvia S. ’91 † & William E. Edstrom, Sr. William Jr. & Mari EdstromKathleen (Casey) ’66 & Michael Gigl Gary P. & Joanne Grunau Joan J. & L. B. HardyMari-Anne ’91 & Donald Hechmann Paul W. & Pat JonesAnthony K. & Barbara KesmanGrace ’81 & Thor Larsen Kathleen Lawler ’82 Marc & Sandra McSweeney Mary J. Meehan H ’05 Kristine & Tom ObrechtRoy & Bobbi H ’06 Reiman Mary Ann Schwartz ’62 Marsha Sehler William Yersin

the pIllars$5,000 - $9,999Anonymous (1)Clemence J. ArendCharles & Teresa Hall BartelsDavid & Marilyn ’98 BeaumierRonald L. & Merilee M. Blake Mary M. ’86 & Ken Braband Patricia ’68 & Tom Brewer Catherine D. ’91 & Richard Dowdell Judith A. ’61 & Martin G. DrinkaE. Kelly & Jeff FitzsimmonsDonna ’68 & Thomas Gaffney Amanda L. Gentine ’13 & Jacinto Garrido-GentineDaniel E. & Susan HortonPatricia ’65 & Lee Hribar Harriet Kilkelly ’53 †Barbara A. Kluka ’66 Caroline Ryczek Kobb ’56Steve & Sally Lundeen Mr. & Mrs. Frederick A. Muth, Jr. Abigail & David Nash Kim M. ’83 & Edward Roh Virginia M. Schuldenberg † & Felix Feyerer Mary Ann Searing ’71Rose ’62 & Joseph Spang David V. Jr. & Julia UihleinTheresa Virgona ’63 Anne H. Vogel Arthur & Mary Ann Wigchers

the sustaIners$2,500 - $4,999Richard & Joan AbdooStephanie A. Arend ’85 Chuck & Elizabeth Hayek ’67 Barnhill Janet T. Corona ’84 Judith ’82 & Francis CroakRicardo & Margaret DiazMichael FalboJacquelyn & Arlyn FredrickGeorgiann M. ’64 & William E. GielowAndrea C. ’01 & William GreuelBarbara Brick Havel ’66 Judy & David HeckerHoward & Lisa JacobRobert P. & Mary Jacobson Mary & Ted KellnerPam & Bob KleinNancy L. & Arthur J. Laskin Gerri Lietz-Staffileno ’80 & Harry B. Staffileno Dr. Marjory Bong-Ray Liu ’59Janet Radosevich Matthews ’61 Daniel F. & Patricia McKeithanDr. Anthony & Mrs. Leone Flasch ’57 Michel Theresa ’76 & Robert Muselman James K. & Mary Sue Oppermann Bernard J. & Micki Peck Joanne Blasier Pfeffer ’88 Bruce E. & Mary Ellen Pindyck Skip & Ildy PolinerAjita & Dushianthi RajendraBarbara N. Ramusack ’60 Jim SchlaterElizabeth Schmidt-Kuhr ’60 & John Kuhr, Jr.

Eileen ’58 & Edward Slagis Mary K. Stull ’79, RN, PhD Ned TimaracTom & Lynne VanHimbergenKaren Vernal

the partners$1,000 - $2,499Anonymous (5)Barbara ’63 & Anthony BehofS. Louise K. Bernier ’65 Katherine M. Bundalo-Thomson Eleanor Byrnes Barbara ’62 & Allan Cairns My-Linh Callies ’10Barbara ’63 & James CaroElizabeth R. Dusold Carwile ’61Mary Lardner Chait ’83Susan Chobanian ’72 & Mardi MihranianDoris Chortek †Danita Cole Medved ’80 & Paul S. Medved Dr. Vivien De Back ’54 Jill A. DesmondKaren & Neil DesmondPatricia Devine-Reed ’64S. Mary E. Diez ’67 Alexander P. Durtka, Jr. & Sharon R. Landergott DurtkaAnita M. Eikens Zohreh Emami S. Joyce A. Fey ’70 Dixie ’65 & Kirt Fiegel Anita C. Fischer ’67 M. Noël Fortier ’11Mary M. Frieseke ’93, ’10 & Dennis P. Marx, Jr. Joanne ’66 & Joseph Gelsthorpe Jeanne P. Goestenkors ’68 & A. N. Langhout Cecelia Gore ’92, ’08 Bonnie J. ’66 & John Gould Barbara GrayLois Gresholdt ’91 Meagan A. Grosskreutz ’11Susan Hahn ’68Jon & Ann HammesTim & Diane (Schenk) ’63 Hanley Barbara J. ’97 & Robert W. HardyPatricia A. ’93 & William Hartmann Katie HeilBernadine Peksa Huber ’75William H. HughesJudith A. Hurley ’88, ’00 Celia A. JacksonDouglas M. & Deanna JanssonJames & Angelina Zammuto ’64 Jodie Amy M. ’86 & Thomas JohnsonMary Claire Jones ’88 Sharon L. Keeney-Black ’64 & Ira W. Black Kathleen M. Kies Kay & Mark KlaasFlorence B. ’47 & Dr. William E. KortschJulie KreyS. Sharon J. Kubes ’64 Justin R. LaMannaNorma M. Skrzypchak Lang ’61 Kevin LangreckScott LarsonKaye W. ’11, ’14 & James LeszczynskiJack & Phoebe Lewis

st. fRanCIs soCIety The St. Francis Society was created to recognize those donors who have a total lifetime giving to Alverno College of $1 million or more.

AnonymousBrookbank FoundationBucyrus Foundation, Inc.The Alfred Harcourt FoundationJoyce FoundationW. K. Kellogg FoundationMary Ann & Charles P. LaBahnMartin Family FoundationJoAnn Resch McGrath ’57John & Tashia H ’07 MorgridgeNorthwestern Mutual FoundationJane Bradley Pettit FoundationThe Pew Charitable TrustsPaul & Patricia PurcellReiman Charitable FoundationSchool Sisters of St. Francis-U.S. ProvinceSchumann FoundationWisconsin Association of Independent Colleges and Universities

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S. Georgine Loacker ’47 †Shirley Lemke Lueder ’52Mary-Ann Lupa ’64 & John W. Lowell John F. MageeJudith A. Mallo ’91 Mary Sulgit Mallon ’64 & J. Robert Mallon Maryrita McIntyre Crisanti ’62 Linda & John A. MellowesMarcia L. Mentkowski Frank Miller ’10 & Mary Ellen Powers Sarah C. Miller ’93Beth Monhollen ’97 & Daniel Seung Pugliese Patricia A. Baron Monigold ’11Anita Meyer Muehleck ’60 Maureen MulroyJudy ’75 & Jim MurphyJoyce & Bruce MyersS. Marlene M. Neises H ’99 Barbara K. Nevers Sirri A. ’67 & Edouard Nomo-OngoloJoyce E. Noonan S. Kathleen A. O’Brien ’67 Lorraine O’Malley ’91, ’03 & George BandaJoseph PabstSandra Panuce ’57Dan & Kay PatrinosCarrie A. ’97 & Troy PayneLisa R. PieperChristine A. Pitrof ’89 & Robert Schinschke Judith ’67 & James Plute Rebecca L. PorterTeresa Pink Przybylski ’56 Sam & Lucille † Purpero Leslie C. III & Eileen QuickJulie Quinlan Brame & Jason Brame ’12John R. & Maggie Quinn Austin & Heather RamirezBill † & Wendy Randall Peg ’85 & Bill Rauschenberger Debra C. Reiser ’91Donald F. RichardsCathy J. ’71 & Kenneth RickMary Roestel ’67 Rebecca L. Ryan Kim D. Schaffer ’81 Linda F. & Michael Scheible Stacy M. Schoen ’05, ’09Patricia S. SchroederEugenia A. Schuller ’52 S. Judeen Schulte ’71 Mary Scott Nancy Scripko ’61 & Myron KilmerJames SederEnid ShapiroMarilyn Shrude ’69 & John Sampen Dona E. Clipp Smith ’74 Jane ’71 & Garon SmithSusan ’87 & Gary Stabelfeldt Mary Ellen & Scott P. StanekMary E. Staten ’81, ’98Patricia A. Kelnhofer Stathas ’99Barbara A. SteinMary C. Stryck ’86 Mary ’64 & Robert L. TaylorRobert & Beth Taylor Clara Theine ’65 Judith R. & Sheridan ThompsonKiyoko Toyama ’81 Linda Umbdenstock ’68 & Fred W. DunnBarbara Vander Leest ’61

Judith ’65 & Kristians Veinbergs Gloria Bechtold Venski ’89 Jean ’65 & Thomas A. WalshBarbara Wesener ’70 Sharon S. WilcoxJoan M. Wilde ’59 Helen Wronski ’71Barbara J. Wyatt Sibley ’82 & Rev. Louis Sibley III Barbara Wysocki ’65 Sarah & Steve ZimmermanJean Zmolek ’62

Challenger Club$500 - $999Fred & Beth AngeliPatricia L. ’98 & Michael BallDorothy L. Barnes-Miller ’05 & LeeRoy MillerJean ’81 & Terry Bartels Lori A. Becker ’93Wendy R. & Robinson BosworthRuth A. Boulet ’94Patricia S. Bowne Danielle M. Brazee ’04Teresa & Mark BrennerNancy ’73 & Jerry BuhlElizabeth L. Wilhelm Burke ’87, ’00 Rosanne M. ’91 & Edward Butkowski Sandi Callaghan ’81Kevin M. Casey & Carole E. Barrowman Peggie ’81 & Jeff ConradDorothy K. Dean Mary E. Devitt ’82, ’02 Jack L. Dierks ’07 & Catherine TullyGwen ’67 & V. J. DrapelaNancy T. ’83 & Frank DrewekAmal F. El-SheikhBarbara FuldnerNancy ’65 & Thomas Gazzana Shawn & Mark GeinopolosS. Barbara J. Goertz ’05S. Toni A. Gradisnik ’75 Sandra E. Graham Barbara B. Groshek Gretchen Grotenrath ’97Susan K. Hader-Knodel ’86 & Paul G. Knodel Jean I. Hamann ’68 Jean E. ’90, ’08 & Mark Hansen Jeanne & Howard HaroldsonRosalie B. Hartmann ’70 Jacqueline Herd-Barber & Michael BarberJames D. HilbyJeanne Olson Hillebrand ’58 John HimmelspachMichelle L. ’02 & George HintonPatricia J. Hoben & Charles G. CarterDonna & James J. Howard IIIDavid G. ImigJoan M. Jacobsen ’87, MSN, EdD Jeanette C. Davis Janasik ’84Patricia J. Jensen ’71 Barbara ’65 & John L. KellerSarajane M. Kennedy Joan & Frederick KesslerDonald & Gabriella ’83 Klein Jennifer M. Kopps-Wagner ’93 & Rick WagnerJaneen & Scott KozakRichard & Cathy ’62 Labinski Peggy Lannan ’65

Virginia S. LeeGraceabelle Casey LeVander ’54 Carol ’71 & Paul A. Levin Helen ’57 & Anthony Lobue Arlene G. & Robert A. Logan Patricia A. LuebkeKatherine A. LundeenBessie L. ’83 & Joseph L. Lynch Karen A. ’87 & Mark MaertinsHeidi MaetzoldPamela A. Maxson-Cooper ’84 & John Cooper IIISherry & Pat McBrideCarol A. Sudman McLain ’95, ’11Robert & Maria MeehanJanet ’59 & Mark Melancon Karen R. Loiacano Molenda ’81Jill Moore Diana L. Moro Goane ’84, ’13 & Ken GoaneSylvia Murn ’72 & James Garnes Hollie A. ’83 & Armin NankinKaren ’65 & Robert G. Nehls Rosemary ’66, DDS, PhD & Francis Neuhaus Helen Northrup Barlow ’80 Helen Riedl Onderak ’54Mary ’70 & William Orlowski Constance A. ’94 & Willard OttCatherine Simmerling Padgett ’03 Patricia D. Padjen ’73Arthur PhillipsRonald PhillipsBarbara F. & Edmund Piehler Mary K. Polczynski ’61 S. Mary Potthast ’45Noelle E. ’04 & Joel PrzybillaRita R. McGraw Purpora ’70 Sharon Quintenz ’65Patricia A. ’62 & John RauchKathryn ’69 & Humberto R. Ravelo Joan ’52 & John J. ReardonLatish C. Reed ’98Elizabeth J. Ross ’68 & Francisco Aguilar Joanne A. Gompf Ruggieri ’76Patricia A. Ryan ’73 John C. Savagian & Diane GraceSandra J. ’06 & Mark A. SchmittRae E. Sena ’10Amy H. Shapiro Johnell J. SharpSandra G. Siira ’97Annette Jasinski Simms ’00Carol SkornickaBarbara A. Krauska Slania ’57Nancy & Greg SmithSusan ’83 & David StrmicKris A. ’73, ’08 & George Strnad Tamikia G. Taylor ’10, ’14Joan ’72 & Stephen ThielColleen Thomas ’60Katherine Hintgen Thome ’63 Kathryn D. Tisch Norine ’61 & Jerome W. Trewyn Peter & Helen VandenbergRose M. ’65 & Frederick Walecki Rhonda M. & Christopher E. WareCarole J. ’92, ’08 & Monte WitkowskiEvonne ’82 & Mark Zalewski

sCholars Club$250 - $499Anonymous (2)Jeana M. Abromeit James AltstadtSylvia J. Ansay ’61, PhD & Richard Ansay Marlene ’56 & Donald Atkielski Janis M. Bartelt ’81Kathleen ’63 & James Bartl Jeanne Bauer ’61 Mary K. ’62 & Clair Baum Linda M. ’01, ’07 & Keith BayDonna M. Potts Bembenek ’11Judith ’72 & Thomas Beniak Martha & William BergerBonita Johnson Biba ’65 Kristin K. Knuth Bird ’08Robert E. Birney S. Dorothy Bock ’50 Christine M. Lach Boetticher ’71 Dorice Maryanowski Bonder ’68 Nancy A. Bornstein Karen M. ’67 & William BrownStephanie R. BruceJohn & Carol ’63 BrunnerRichard P. Butler Monica ’64 & Al Caron Veronica M. Carrillo ’03, ’10Charlotte Casey Debra A. Chomicka Brenda J. Clardy Bell ’11Sharon T. Gigante Clement ’94 Connie ’65 & James CoffeyMary Jean Collins ’63 Lucy S. Cromwell Margaret B. CrosbyManuel CruzJoyce M. Scholz Cupertino ’62 Barbara R. Whalen Darby ’63Linda S. ’86 & Patrick J. Devitt Shirley A. (Molock) Dieterman ’58 Leroy DuckworthPatricia A. Dwight Penny L. Engebose ’08Cynthia ’68 & Matthew Frami Patricia Frank ’69 & Thomas KihslingerDeanna L. ’02 & Jeffrey FringsHoward FullerTrina V. Gandy ’03Karen GerekMary ’66 & John W. Giorgio Marilyn Gliesmann ’85 & Otto H. Nelson Diane & Mike GormanKathleen A. Gray & Ron HoferLydia A. GreshamVicki & James GreshamErica T. ’00 & Jay GumienyDonald Hausch & Joanne ThomsonChristine L. ’98 & John HedstromRobert HelbachKaren ’65 & Leon Helmbrecht Frances Henkel ’65 S. Elaine Hirschenberger ’65 Sheila M. ’64 & James HolbrookPeggy House ’63 Walter L. HumphreysMary R. Ingram ’77 Nancy C. Jelen

Lois P. KailhoferHelen Andorfer Kastenholz ’48Raymond & Susan KehmHeather Kitchin & Rocklan WruckAnn M. Koenig ’75Barbara ’60 & Wayne E. Kowalski Marie ’54 & David Kuemmel Judith ’75 & Dennis Kuhn Camille ’60 & Ronald Labinski Kathleen G. Lake Patricia ’59 & William F. Lau Betty ’68 & Jay Lauck Mary & Jeffrey LawlerShirley ’67 & Gary R. Lee Dena Lieberman Wayne LundeJoanne S. MackMary E. Schaefer Mantsch ’82Heidi L. ’01 & Richard Marcus Marilyn A. ’65 & Richard Marks Donald MassaJessica L. MayElizabeth A. ’91 & Tim McDougall Marilyn ’56 & Thomas Melchior Gaylen MendiniKaren M. ’91 & Kenneth Merckx Joan B. Meredith ’86 S. Regina Pacis Meservey ’62 Laura C. Katcha Mikula ’02Dale MillerApril D. Monhollen Thomas ’10Julie A. ’95 & Scott E. Moore Lou Ann Morey ’82 Boo MortensonBernice C. Brunner Murphy ’91Rita A. Nawrocki-Chabin & Nicholas ChabinM. E. & Hanna NevinsAnn NewcomerDiana Norton ’82 Leanne M. Obodal ’03Patrick J. O’BrienJoanna Patterson John PaulyJudy L. ’66 & Terry PeppardMary Pettinger ’62 Kathleen Schlicht Quarles ’65 Rosemary ’65 & Richard RankinClare A. Reardon ’08Carol J. Reiners ’11Lois ’68 & Robert Richter Dolores ’70 & Charles E. RickmanLucy RosenbergMary S. Rowe Patricia ’68 & Kenneth J. Rozek M. Fran Fosbinder Rybarik ’68 Barbara A. ’95 & Thomas W. SagerBarbara ’58 & Richard Sarenac Janice ’80 & Kenneth C. Schaetz Mary ’52 & Leonard Scharmach Lena S. Scheibengraber ’13Thomas R. SchulerKathleen M. Schwan Minik & Stephen J. Minik Penny M. Behl Schwanz ’03, ’11Cecilie ’61 & Ray D. SchwartzMary Schwemin ’75 Mark SekulaSusan K. ’74 & Philip SetoStephen R. Sharkey

Nadine M. ’72 & Gary L. Simons Dorothy Ritzow Slivicki ’86Mary Anne ’67 & Anthony G. Spartos Judith E. Stanley Lillian J. ’59 & David StratmonTamara C. ’96 & James Strause Mary V. Sustar ’92 & Patrick NinnenmanClarence L. Swearngan, Jr. ’09Terry TabbertKathleen A. ’87 & William F. Thiemann Mary Noel Boccia Thomas ’68 Ann TisdalePatricia D. ’68 & Clarence A. Topp Jane A. Scheurer Trondson ’68Marianne ’56 & Robert G. Ullrich Karen ’66 & Thomas Van Etten Karen ’72 & Randolph Videkovich Rita Vincent ’55Carol L. WackerChristine WagnerMary ’63 & Thomas P. Wagner Joyce A. Rosa Walsh ’68 Christel E. Elser Walter ’00 Rita ’69 & Thomas P. WaltersJudith Burkhalter Weiand ’64 Nancy T. ’60 & Thomas Wentland Betty J. Bischof White ’82Michael WhitePaul WhittakerKathleen A. WilliamsMadonna & John B. WilliamsDiane ’80 & Robin WilsonJean ’64 & James WilsonSusan T. Rozga Witkowski ’66 Nicole Zielski ’07, ’10Bernadine Jablonski Ziemba ’68

Century Club$100 - $249Anonymous (9)Karen ’81 & Ronald AbbottShirley S. & Seymour AbrahamsonRoberta A. ’68 & Semsettin AkalinMary Ruth ’58 & John AlbertiZita Allen H ’05Valerie ’73 & Angel AlvarezKaren A. ’95 & Darol AmbroshShelley J. Skowronski Andersen ’10Nancy ’92 & Gordon AndersonDarlene Andert ’83Jennifer J. Arbogash ’95Lisa ArrigoniKarla M. ’14 & Mark R. AshenhurstElizabeth A. ’66 & John BacikLori A. ’91, ’99 & Victor BaezDawn C. BalistreriKathleen ’85 & Jeremiah BalserEmile BanksJane E. & David BaranowskiRebecca L. ’00 & Michael BarkMary Anne Jome Barker ’67Nancy Barkoviak ’81Colleen M. BarnettMichelle A. ’04 & David BartelsonDonna K. Barth ’63Mary T. BartnessMarie A. SanFelippo Bartolotta ’11Monique Y. Bell ’98 & Lorenzo Bell, Jr.

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Diane ’81 & James BeneschJean M. Berens ’91 & Scot P. DraganPatricia Beres ’63Catherine A. ’64 & Heinz BergJudith A. Berger ’98Robert BertzykSue Ann ’79 & Frank BevsekLuAnn ’01 & Phil BirdMarie Kay Bjelde ’81 & Thomas LinnemanSally J. Bjorkman ’83Tina ’67 & Frank BlasCatherine Bock-Weiss ’53 & Raymond WeissCarla J. ’61 & Cyrus BodaghiMaryann ’58 & Thomas G. BohnWilliam & Jane BolineDiane Kiel Booze ’60Taryn T. Vargas Boris ’12Kurt BorowskyDina BorysenkoMarie T. Bosetti ’93 & Thomas EhlenChristine ’60 & Robert M. BowenDebora K. ’78 & Winslow Boyle-BorkowskiMargaret A. ’95 & Harvey BraatzNevenka Bralic ’77Donna M. Miller Braunreiter ’04, ’11Linda Brazen ’75 & Chris AshburnCarol BrillRussell G. BrookerValerie J. Reuschlein Brown ’60Robo & Kathy BrumderSharon Brumer ’91Sandra A. ’81 & Kerry BrunnerSophia BruskiewitzJacqueline Bryant ’89Beverly I. Staats Bucher ’60Henry & Barbara BurkoKathleen M. ’99 & John BurlinghamMichele L. BurnieDiana ’78 & James BurnsAnn Lynette Burton ’67Dina T. Buszkiewicz ’98Susan J. ButkowskiDebra S. ButzJanice ’68 & James BykowskiMaria T. Cadenas Quiroz ’10Jami L. Graham Camburn ’07Amy ’89 & Albert CardarelliRoseanne ’69 & Robert CarlsonDawn M. ’84 & Mike CarussKim Marie Casey ’01, ’10Mary E. ’81, ’08 & David P. CaseyJosette Cassiere ’70 & Robert W. Gillespie, Jr.Ann E. ’95 & Lawrence CastiglioneKathleen A. CepelkaCynthia Kasprzak Chada ’69Ingrid A. Fisher ChamberlainNatassha R. Jordan Chambliss ’10, ’13Mark J. ChandlerCamille A. Check ’72Mary A. Cherweznik ’94Catherine G. Chvosta ’89Diane J. CiottiJean CislerCleone Asma Clark ’62Nikki Y. ClarkDiane Russell Clarke ’56Jane E. Kaminski Clements ’86Ellen E. Codd ’66 & Vincent J. AloyoNeiland Cohen

Marygrace F. Coll ’90Judith F. Collier Thompson ’91 & Ken ThompsonDorothy D. ’86 & Arthur ConradClaudia ’64 & William J. ConsidineAmy ’92 & Stephen CorbisierJan Cosmos ’63Antoinette ’67 & Robert CrayMary F. Crivello-Witt ’95, ’12 & Brian G. WittLianna M. Babcock Croft ’03Ann L. Crump ’81Susan Crysdale Kist ’79Irene A. Cunningham ’76Kathleen Walsh Curran ’66Virginia ’67 & Thomas CusackSusan E. Cutsforth ’87Peggy ’69 & John CwiklaAlison M. Damato ’08Noreen ’70 & Daniel D. D’AngeloCatherine L. DaumJoan Gehant Davies ’69Judith A. ’69 & Thomas DaviesJudith ’88 & H. P. DavisCarol ’71 & Michael DebboutMildred C. ’53 & Richard R. DehlingerMary C. DeicherAlice L. Bradley Demlow ’00Diana ’90 & James R. DempsterToni-Marie ’08 & Skylur DenmanJackielee M. VanRemmen Derks ’13S. Bernardin Deutsch ’53Faith E. Devine ’66Maurita A. Weinandt Diehl ’59S. Austin Doherty ’54Sandy ’81 & James S. DolisterAnne DonahueDebra M. Dosemagen ’80Denise A. Doucette ’98Suzanne ’82 & Michael J. DoyleStacey Drake ’72 & John JenkinsValerie S. Drescher ’94Bradley E. Duckworth ’14Virginia A. Duiven ’13Dale & Lucy DulekJill M. Duszynski ’90 & Paul KanitzS. Margaret M. Earley ’52Jodi R. EastbergWilliam E. EasthamS. Bette Edl ’62Bonnie J. ’99, ’04 & Cary EdwardsHolly A. Ehnert ’10Mara Eisch ’82Lucille H. ’97 & Larry EllenbergerCarole A. ’61 & Byron ElsnerMarie C. Espina ’69Nancy K. EttenCarole C. ’60 & Richard L. EvansDiane B. Souders Evans ’00Beatrice ’68 & John FargnoliMarylouise K. Tomasicyk Felhofer ’74Laurie ’89 & John FelsBarbara J. Ferket ’65Nancy A. Filsinger ’00Mary Ellen FinchDorothy Gammelgaard Fiorino ’63Harry FleddermannPatricia A. FlemingBarbara & Merlyn FolzCarol A. ’02 & Angel Fontanez

K. Hilary ’90 & Martin W. FordDavid P. FranczykMaribeth A. Franecki Swatloske ’12LaToya A. Franks ’09Tamra L. ’09 & Jason FrickeSandra ’89 & Roy FrisqueBonnie M. ’93 & Carl FuggiascoKathleen A. ’79 & Michael FussPatricia ’86 & Fred GalanteDiane ’65 & William GallesAmber L. Gardiner ’94Carol E. Herron Garino ’78 †Erica A. Garver ’10Carol Kozisek Gearheart ’66Patricia R. & Paul GeenenCatherine A. Rivard Gennrich ’73Susan M. ’11 & Rick GenrichJean D. Gerstberger ’92Lynn M. Mortenson Gettrust ’10Eileen ’69 & Richard T. GibbsRosemary A. Schneider Giesfeldt ’61Laura J. ’11 & Brian GilmanBernadette ’68 & James GitterWende R. Couillard Glaser ’04Marie G. Chovan Golanowski ’07Monica T. Gomez Isaac ’01Kelly A. Blattner Gomoll ’10Lisa A. ’91, ’98 & Floyd GoodsonMarilyn ’67 & Joel GorunKathleen Graff ’73Dolores Grantz ’57Regina E. GrantzBetty Knobbe Grayson ’63Patricia Greco ’71Lisa M. Green ’93 & Randal W. BrownSharon M. ’95, ’06 & Tyler GreenDorothy A. Schweitzer Greene ’52Judith A. Gregor ’68S. Carolita Greiner ’48Jean A. GroshekCarolyn ’63 & William R. GuerraLauralee F. GuilbaultJeanne S. ’70 & Anthony GundrumBarbara Jean Haag-Heitman ’77 & Timothy HeitmanMarlene H. ’81 & John H. HaighMary ’67 & Charles HainesMilton D. & Lee HakelDiana ’75 & Ronald HankesKatie R. Hardin ’02Carol J. Hardwick ’68Sallyanne M. Hassert ’69Genevieve Haugen ’61 & Michael GannonLisa M. Jesse Haulotte ’94, ’99Bernadette M. ’62 & Paul J. HayesColleen Hayes ’88 & William SatterleeJean A. ’60 & Thomas HeadS. Elizabeth Ann Heese ’61Mary HegemanMaureen Hellwig ’68Dawn J. Helsing WoltersJames R. HendersonWilliam HenkS. Agnes Marie Henkel ’60Laurel Ebert Henschel ’80Vasana Her ’12Debra M. Herman ’96Eleanor Radke Hibner Kanis ’65Barbara ’82 & Allan Hoeft

Beverly L. Roecker Hoege ’83Margaret A. ’82 & Michael C. HollandGlenda (Moschetz) Holm ’69Judith ’78 & Randall R. HoltermanMaryjoyce Hotelling ’74Jessica Rae A. ’01 & Steven HribarJanet ’68 & William G. HubbardKathleen Jo Boyum Hudziak ’71Kathryn Hug ’70Kathleen ’67 & David HutchisonAmal Eid Jaber ’01Marcia March Jackson ’61Theresa Jordan Jemison ’01Geraldine Groh Jessmon ’89Jennifer J. JohansonDawn ’84 & Mark JohnsonIrina ’99 & Craig JohnsonMartha J. JohnsonTerry JohnsonLinda M. Johnson-Dynek ’91, ’99 & Jess DynekJudy & Gary JorgensenJulie A. ’99 & Matthew JutrzonkaDoris Catalano Kamys ’58Sandra ’71 & Michael KandzioraPatricia S. Kardas ’81Alissa A. KarlMana Kasongo RobinsonMary E. ’60 & Robert KastelicKatharine A. Kavaliauskas ’92Esther S. Ikehara Kawamura ’91Carol ’64 & Thomas A. KellerPeg T. KellyMary Pat Kerrigan ’58Bruce J. KestelmanSharon ’86 & Kenneth KieferDonna L. & Jeffrey KierzekMary R. Kihslinger ’64Diane L. Kippert-Gunderson ’89Frances M. Bott Kis ’11Mary J. KittenPhilip J. & Therese M. KlaasDianne J. KlebenowM. Patricia ’83 & John H. KleverMike KlinkerNancy E. Knopp ’73 & Kenneth SchultzErin M. Koch ’13Kathy ’70 & John KoettersJean Conlin Kolo ’56Gloria M. ’83 & Ronald KonkelKathie C. ’90 & Lee W. KoskiKathleen Kouzmanoff ’68 & Robert WallaceS. Barbara Kraemer ’65Joan M. ’54 & Frank KraftCynthia L. KreuzerMary Ellen KueselKaren ’63 & Earl P. LackeyAnne Ladky & Karen FishmanSheri L. Boehles Ladow ’02Alice ’68 & Frank LaFrancoKelly LahlJoan ’71 & Edwin LairdGail A. Kowalski Lamberty ’92Margaret K. Mahas Lange ’01Dara L. LarsonMargaret ’68 & Lawrence LarsonAnn M. Lau Clark ’86 & Joseph ClarkMeri A. Lau ’83 & S. C. WaggonerSharon E. ’67 & Thomas LauppSandra Lebsack ’82

Mary Koca Lee ’69Marjorie ’66 & Anthony LegerMary S. ’05 & Daniel L. LeisterJennifer K. Nelson Lemieux ’96James H. LentzKay & Peter LettenbergerKim M. Likness ’98 & Arthur TomasvewskiGeraldine E. ’72 & Gary LindenlaubCamille ’68 & Michael LiscinskyJonathan D. LittleVerna LoackerLois M. Lee Longmire ’79Cecile Strzyzewski Loreck ’59Iris J. Bland Lowery ’95, ’10Pamela LucasWilliam H. LuedkeDebra ’76 & James LuetzowSarah M. Lukas ’08Barbara ’69 & Charles LundMelissa A. Lutz ’05Monica L. ’01 & Thomas LynchNicole A. MaassenJudith ’64 & William Mac DougallDavid L. & Helen Jean MacGregorCynthia L. Maier ’10Joan ’59 & William MalatestinicSharon MalendaMary ’71 & Rodney MalinowskiJerilynn ’64 & Edward J. MaloneJuliana M. ’77 & David L. MaloneyLynn R. ’75 & Terrence MaloneyAngela M. ’63 & Thomas MaloyConnie ’75 & Michael MankeTonya Mantilla ’04Margaret ’69 & Richard MarekMargaret Roney Marik ’65Ivanka ’66 & Stanley MarkunJodi Z. MaroseNancy A. Mascari ’90Cory A. MasiakThelma ’69 & Glen MatthewSylvia & Carl MatthewsPatricia ’66 & John McCabeRita Pufahl McCann ’57Marlene ’66 & Wayne McCarterKai M. McClinton ’95Marlene A. McClure ’93Cheryl ’69 & Robert McGrathNancy ’70 & Norman McLureJames M. McNamaraMary G. ’65 & Richard MeierCarole Martinelli Meisel ’98Mary-Margaret ’70 & Yves J. MelansonJanet K. Melloch ’92Kathleen ’68 & William MentSuzanne M. MenteRuth A. Menting ’00Janet R. Merkel ’66Jeanean D. Merkel ’80Carol A. Mester ’65Mary Alice Weber Metzler ’58Lavetta Meyer Torke ’82 & Thomas S. TorkeMary Ellen ’68 & James MeyerMary M. Middendorf ’70Joanne Migliaccio ’90Phyllis Brickl Miletto ’60Janet R. ’76 & Richard MillerPatricia A. ’75, ’04 & Dennis MillerPatricia D. Price Miller ’00

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Arlene Feiner ’59Mary ’63 & Richard V. FellenzAmy L. Felton ’14Mary Winkowski Ferguson ’64Mary Ann ’62 & James FeroloSuzanne M. ’79 & Paul J. FerrBrad FerronKatherine FeuchtJana ’88 & Richard J. FiegelDonna D. ’58 & Roger D. FieldGrace ’60 & Rupert FikeCorinne ’64 & William FinnDianne Lueke Finstad ’83Janet L. Fitch ’95Trenace M. Fitch ’14Nancy ’56 & Charles S. FlaglorTricia FlemingRebecca ’82 & Larry FlinkJillian T. Flood ’08Marina C. Flores Cavins ’09Claudia J. Koleske Flynn ’92Lisa FoheyNicole A. Folley ’99Marcia L. ’71 & Robert S. ForbesPauline A. ’90 & Loren ForrestRuth ’72 & Gregory FosnaughValeria N. ’71 & Stanley C. FosterSamantha L. Carlson Fountain ’12S. Charlita Foxhoven ’76S. Phyllis Franzen ’54Marilyn ’66 & Drexel FrasureSusan K. ’98 & Donald FredrichMetrodora M. ’98, ’12 & Thomas FredricksJudith A. ’78 & Robert FreeJeanine ’57 & Ted F. FridayLaurel A. FriedrichS. Maria Eugenia FunezCynthia ’76 & Paul FusekWilliam J. GaertnerS. Lucinda GajkowskiJessica M. Gamez ’11Karen Jo Ganey ’82Kay ’71 & Robert GapikowskiLinda Garcia Barnard ’98 & Daniel BarnardElizabeth C. GarciaGloria Garcia ’13Trinidad ’66 & Salvador R. GarciaAmanda N. Gardner ’13Suzann C. GardnerSarah N. Garrison ’14Elaine C. ’63 & Richard F. GarveyLinda ’78 & Gary GattonSusan E. ’04 & Craig GavranSharron ’59 & Jule GehrigMary Ann ’69 & Philip GeibBarbara ’63 & Francis GeisenDanni L. & Sheldon GendelmanDavid GennrichSally ’67 & Charles GentilliS. Marionita Gergen ’45Melissa GerumMarie ’60 & Frank W. GeryDonna Seipel Gettys ’79Rose C. Giannini ’88Elizabeth M. GienckeJill A. Giencke ’81 & Neal J. RadkeJanice K. Gifford ’82Frances A. ’62 & James A. GiglBeverly Skibba Gilardi ’54

Suzanne L. Huebner Giles ’64Miko Bell Gill ’10Kelly A. Gillingham ’10Katherine M. Redman Glick ’92, ’05Carrie L. ’83 & Gary GloverSandra L. ’99 & Rod GnerlichMargaret Goggins-Filo ’65 & Bob FiloMary & Marty GoldenJulie D. Guenther Golwitzer ’97Sherry L. GolwitzerMichelle M. Gonzales ’04Hannah L. Goodness ’10Alicia Goral ’81Barbara ’80 & Curtis J. GoreckiJanette L. Marmes Gosdeck ’90Gloria ’89 & Donald GrabarczykLorna J. ’81 & Scott F. GradeLorraine M. ’66 & William R. GradyGloria Gragnani ’67Shatoyia S. Graham ’14Bonita F. Grahn ’82Richard GreenePhyllis GreggKelly A. Griffith ’11Susan E. Griffith ’09Mary F. ’68 & Giles GrimesDawn M. Groshek ’93Judith ’66 & Herbert GrospitzNicole M. Gross ’10John GrunauMargaret ’81 & Thomas GrutzmacherRuth V. Gutowski ’88Margo E. ’60 & John E. GuyAlice R. & Eddie M. GuzmanJeanne M. ’91 & Donald GwinnBertha M. Werth Haas ’64Darlene R. HabanekS. Laureen Haben ’49Trina J. ’96 & Vaughn HaberlandGail J. ’90 & Thomas HabermanKenya L. Hagans ’12Kathryn ’74 & Gaylord HahnTodd HajewskiS. Bernadette Halbur ’53Samantha A. Bork Hall ’07Karen Hallada ’76Donna M. ’79 & Joseph Halpin, Jr.Rebecca M. Hamel ’02Mary N. ’89 & Anthony HammerSusan ’69 & David HannaColleen M. Santoro Hansen ’81Jessica E. ’95 & Christopher HansenKathryn A. ’69 & Richard T. HansenLauder V. Hansen ’14S. Nancy Hansen ’75Gertrude L. ’55 & Richard HansonS. Marietta Hanus ’53Robert D. & Susan HarendaLaronju HarrellElaine ’68 & John HartyS. Joelyn M. Hayes ’60Gloria ’66 & Robert HeckMargaret M. Hegeman ’02, ’12S. Dorothy C. Hegemann ’54Marilyn ’65 & William L. HeggeJason HeimanKathryn F. Heino ’11Shirley A. Smith Helinski ’80Cliff Henrickson

James HenryAnn M. HerbordS. Leanne Herda ’49Nancy HernandezMary ’69 & Theodore HertelChristy Hill-Inman ’82Bonnie Marvin Hine ’87Bob & Susan HirchakBridget M. Hirthe ’12Alexandra Ho ’82Jadee T. Hoang ’13Mark S. & Kathleen HochschildKathryn E. ’91 & Charles HoffmanS. Patricia Hoffman ’64Mary Kay ’71 & Willard HoffmannJennifer L. Holladay ’05Cynthia ’76 & Nils HolmgrenVictoria ’73 & Thomas HopperCarrie A. ’14 & Gregory HoustonGerry A. HowzeWiltrud A. Sigl Hubbard ’83Rose ’60 & R. S. HubliRobert Hudson, Jr.Mary Ellen ’63 & Terence HughesMary Ruth ’67 & Robert E. HunnCynthia E. ’70 & Mark A. HuntWendy L. Pawlowski Huot ’94Janis HusakMarcia B. Goldstein Iverson ’05Moriah A. Iverson ’06Helen M. Jacek ’50Cindy F. ’91 & Kevin JacksonCynthia A. ’93, ’00 & Jeffrey JacksonJeanne ’64 & Robert B. JacquesJean Sherman Jaeger ’69Heather A. Conlan Jagiello ’13Donald F. JanickiBrenda L. Janke ’86Judith L. JankowskiEleanor Janonis ’76Natalie D. JaskieNancy Ann Javore ’67Julie ’77 & John M. JaworowiczBernadine Jendrzejczak ’88Amy L. ’88 & Paul JenkinsAlyssa M. Jensen ’14Cynthia J. Jensen ’83 & Joseph ClarkeBarbara Balistreri Jeske ’82Susan L. ’87 & Joseph JesterWendy J. ’84 & Frank M. JohanekSusan C. Chapman Johnson ’74Judy ’68 & Thomas JollyThomas JonesDennis JoyNancy ’63 & Donald L. JudayBarbara J. Henke Judd ’75Debra J. Jupka ’75Diana M. ’72 & Edward John JuristaPatricia A. ’66 & Richard KadlecNancy ’61 & Donald H. KarnowskiPatricia ’82 & Raymond M. KastnerCarol ’91 & Robert KaufmannConnie M. Eckl Dalton Kaufmann ’72Mary Jo & Lynn KaufmannJaspreet Kaur ’13Elizabeth K. Zimmerman Keadle ’04Shirley ’65 & Lawrence KebbekusJames & Loretta M. KegelSusan Keller

Jane ’80 & Howell KempMary T. ’69 & William KennedyKathleen Kennison ’86Mary Anne Keul ’67Susan J. Miller Kiiskila ’67Patricia ’59 & Raymond L. KimberleyMarie KingsburyLakesha N. Kinlow ’11Patricia A. Sweeney Kippert ’89Elizabeth A. ’71 & Robert A. KirslingAngela A. ’94 & Jeffrey KjorlienDiane E. KlajborJoyce ’61 & Martin KleiberDorothy Buczek Kleinke ’81S. Frances Kloewer ’61Cecilia ’71 & Richard D. KlosterAmanda R. ’01 & Brian KlumbSusan Koebel ’73Carrie M. Kollatz ’12Valerie K. ’04, ’09 & Karl KolmerKathleen O’Malley Koneazny ’67Marina Castillo KorduckiMary ’50 & Stanley KorduckiRuth ’59 & Raymond M. KorduckiSarah J. Kosalos ’14Cheri ’86 & Thomas W. KoslerSheri L. Abbott Kotas ’14Pamela A. Cesarz Kotecki ’71Penelope A. Hunt Krafczyk ’68Ann Marie Destrampe KrajewskiEdna Kraschinsky ’52Joy Ann Roth Krautkramer ’67Sylvia J. Blomgren Kreutzmann ’87Susan A. KriegerHelen ’71 & Thomas KroeningNatalie L. Krol ’14Megan A. ’07, ’13 & Robert KruegerAmanda J. Krull ’10Beverly J. Wentland Krutz ’62Judith A. Struzik Krysiak ’00Lynn E. Kuhlman ’10Cheryl M. ’85 & William KuhnCaroline ’70 & Dennis KyselyJean B. Flasch La Dew ’62S. Ruth M. La Mothe ’41Anthony J. & Jane La RosaAnnmarie L. LaBonte ’13Rosemary Lake ’63 & Don SiefkesNancy L. LamersJodie B. ’96 & Thomas LaneMargaret ’74 & Robert LangDawn M. ’87 & David LangdonJanet S. ’99 & William LangeMarilyn T. ’58 & Robert J. LapotaCarol ’67 & Gary LarsenShirley A. ’86 & David H. LarsonCarol J. ’89 & Eugene LaskowskiCarol Drake Latta ’89Jessica R. Laurent ’14Barbara ’56 & Michael J. LautaSteve LautzScott M. LawrenceRita M. Laws ’80Lois L. Klas Lawton ’67S. Margaret J. Le Claire ’49Diane ’80 & Joseph LeairKathleen Lee ’82Sharon R. Glenn Lee ’79Jo Ann ’70 & Dennis Leeder

Robin S. LeenhoutsPamela C. LeintzAngela M. Leist ’11Arlene ’63 & Robert LeitingerSandra A. Maciejewski Lenartz ’13Barbara ’63 & Thomas E. LeonardMarcia Liebau Schultz ’78Therese R. ’61 & George LinskyMary Ann Lisner ’55Sheila A. ’68 & Thomas LitschMary L. Loeffel ’04Charmaine Y. Bowie London ’14Mary Ann ’95 & Jack LongCarol A. ’02 & Mark LoomisDebra I. ’94 & Michael L. LoomisDiane L. ’05 & Michael E. LoosJulie A. Lorscheter ’00Andrea M. ’90 & Matthew W. LossJeannette ’64 & Edward LuczkoBridget M. Bednar Lueck ’95Mary ’55 & Russell LundLinda M. ’95 & Richard LundinMark J. LutzkeMary H. ’87 & Thomas P. LuzinskiLilla Yang Ly ’13Mary Chris ’86 & Thomas LynchJean M. ’82 & Frank MaasSheila E. Dempsey Mack ’63Casey C. Madden ’10Karen & Edward MaherPeggi A. Dixon Maher ’64Virginia & Tom MaherKathleen R. ’06 & David MahsemS. Lenora T. Maier ’52Nancy ’80 & Ervin MakalJeanine E. ’90 & Edward C. MalyKelly J. ’11 & Mark MalzewskiNisha A. Advani Manikkan ’08Cathleen E. Manley-Frix ’98Sharon ’59 & James MantschBetty ’53 & Isidro MarananRenee M. ’86 & Timothy M. MarekDolores M. Drutowski Mark ’56Lucy ’75 & Herbert MarkBarbara ’75 & Joseph MarlegaChristine ’69 & Tracy MartinPatricia R. Russell Martin ’94Linda M. Kempski Masih ’91Josephine ’56 & David J. MasonPatricia & Vincent MasseKathleen A. Mateicka ’80Janet E. ’63 & William MattasMike MatusRita ’59 & Gerald MayKathleen Jungbluth Mayer ’60Mary ’70 & Joseph MayerlEllen McBride & Paul NavineAnne ’68 & James McCallumJanice Zeck McCarthy ’58S. Maureen McCarthy ’68Kathleen McCarty ’67Mary Ann Schuster McCormack ’50Dan McDermottPatrick McGuireJulie Hart McHale ’54Patricia A. Sekey McKay ’63Mary ’81 & Bryan L. McKinney, Ph.D.Ellen McKinnon ’71Grace A. McKirdy ’12

Eleanor ’69 & John McLaughlinMelissa A. McLean ’14Melissa J. McMahon ’13Virginia Mecikalski ’56Margaret Schmidt Mehner ’59Alicia M. Meier ’14Karen ’67 & James MellonigJoan ’68 & Robert J. MernerLouise Meske ’82Charlotte M. Meyer ’62Emily Dreifus Meyer ’74Roberta Meyer ’61S. Agnes L. Meysenburg ’47Lisa V. Michel-Weis ’13Barbara Tokarz Mierzwinski ’64Maria A. Migdal ’87 & James GrunowJennifer L. Warren Miglietti ’04Terri MikyskaAnn M. MillerBarbara J. Miller ’85Jane U. Leonard MillerKelly J. ’06 & David MillerKimberly C. Miller ’97Sue MillerSuzanne M. ’68 & Sherman MillerNicole M. Mills ’11Amy J. Miskowski ’02Jeanette Mitchell ’82Kathy L. Mitchell ’99 & Douglas HohenfeldtMichele Mitchell ’14Debra P. MitchelsonAutum L. Mitschke ’14Krysta L. Mlinar ’14Diane M. ’96 & Paul MoedeBarbara Moehrlin ’64Leslie M. MonagleJennifer R. Monson ’14Miriam Montavon ’60Brenda K. ’82 & Paul MooreCelestine L. Moore ’13Kari E. Moore ’14Kathleen M. MoosaviMarjorie J. ’83 & John MorganOctavia C. ’04 & Kenneth MorrisPatricia ’62 & James W. MorrisonJanice MrochinskiKim M. ’89 & James F. MuenchJudith ’75 & Douglas MuentePatricia L. MunfordKira M. Munoz ’09M. Kathleen Murphy ’86Kathryn MurrayDanielle D. Musta ’14Mary Beth ’82 & Robin MyersSusan Mengel Myers ’60Jane G. ’81 & John M. NackerConstance Nagel ’82Bernice ’78 & Richard NailenAlyssa M. Narloch ’11Judith ’64 & Robert NarowskiMonica J. ’70 & Richard NatynskiAlma D. ’14 & Jose M. NavarreteMary Ellen ’76 & Paul NeddAngela W. Nefstead ’14Karen ’61 & Ronald E. NeitzelJill A. NellSusan B. NelsonDonna ’69 & Edward Neudauer



Celeste Neumann-Zurfluh ’82 & Michael ZurfluhVeronica E. ’93 & Allen NeuwirthJodi M. Nevers ’10Darlene Nicgorski ’66Virginia ’68 & Stanley NicholsLuciann Niebler-Spare ’54 & William SpareGayla M. ’83 & Rick NinmannJoan A. Nordholz ’62Jane Ann ’84 & John NormannBesty Norris ’83Elaine Krier Nulph ’56Kristin A. O’Connor ’13Joanne ’73 & William O’DellMarchelle OdomMarty ’71 & Tom OelmannCarol ’62 & Martin O’GradyChristine E. ’98 & Thomas O’GroskyGail E. ’83 & Robert C. OlenBarbara A. OlsonSharon ’68 & Douglas OlsonLyle OrwigCarol Ann M. ’92 & Raymond OsinskiMarlene ’57 & Rodney J. OttoJanet ’67 & Robert PalickaLewis PalterCarolyn ’69 & Steven PanoskeChristine ’80 & Michael J. ParentSusan Duncan Park ’04Heather J. ParkinsonRalph & Carolyn PatitucciFlo A. ’69 & James PearsonMaryanna Pelkowski ’66Sharon Pelon ’70Bonita L. Jendrzejek Pendzick ’68Diane ’86 & Thomas PenzkowskiLisa ’69 & Eugene A. PeppTracie J. Peters ’14S. Janet E. Petersen ’63Marlene E. ’58 & James PetersenLeslie E. Peterson ’10Robin PetersonTerese A. Draeving Peterson ’89Daniela Petrovic ’08Mardelle K. Guenther Pettit ’69Christine PhifferRachel L. Pigo ’14Karen L. Zolo Pilarski ’06, ’12Jacqueline P. Barnes Pinager ’98S. Marie Elizabeth Pink ’51Deborah ’75 & Glenn PinkowskiFrances Pinter ’80Jo E. PirlottRita W. ’62 & Eldred W. PittHeidelore J. ’01 & Jack PlaneyEsther Hoffman Pogachnik ’77Anna Poh ’80Desiree H. PointerJudith Pokorni ’66Joan M. ’74 & Edward J. PolettiNatalie J. ’03 & Paul PolinskeKathleen M. Moesch Popp ’04Judith A. ’59 & Joseph PorcaroJoanne ’57 & Douglas PorchClaudia ’66 & George PorterSandra ’68 & Dennis J. PoseyKathleen ’67 & Timothy PoshekJoanne A. Pospichal ’91Margaret M. Pospichal ’91Barbara Jean Potthast ’70

Susan J. Poulsen ’80 & James FitzgeraldBeth L. Poulter ’13Ryan PowellMary Jane W. ’67 & Stephen PowersLaurel Saskowski Pritzlaff ’62Patricia PuccinelliCarole ’81 & Mark PutnamKelly M. Quandt ’95 & Paul E. BoeshaarShirley F. ’81 & Charles E. QueenTammy M. ’97 & Terry Queen, Jr.Josh QuinnDamien RaaschChristine Rademacher ’81Emma B. RadomskiScott RamlowLina M. Ramon ’13Mary L. ’73 & James A. RandallTheresa Conroy Raniere ’58Melissa RankAmy J. ’95 & Matthew RasperMarilyn J. ’96 & Joseph J. RatkeMary Ann ’68 & John A. RauguthDavid C. RavelAndy ReadPatricia Reband ’66Helen A. ’71 & Wayne ReedNanette ’67 & Delbert A. ReedLaura A. Harbrecht Reese ’93Kiarra M. Whittington Reid ’06Elizabeth J. ’66 & Paul ReinboldRosalie L. O’Hearn Reinke ’07Esperanza Reyes ’13Linda M. ’87 & Kevin RhodesAmanda E. RicciS. Julia A. Rice ’54Brigitte R. ’00 & Edward P. Richerson ’05Maureen T. ’71 & William RichouxJames RickabaughPatricia ’52 & John G. RickertTimothy M. RiordanBarbara Rittmanic ’54Ada C. ’88 & Luis F. RiveraJoanne Neustifter Roberts ’69Judith A. ’69 & Raymond RobertsPamela K. Roberts ’94Ashley M. Robinson ’14Regina L. ’93, ’01 & Brandon RobinsonMerle D. Rockwell ’80 & Edward ModellKathryn ’69 & Larry RoedlCaroline V. ’56 & Kenneth A. RoellCarolyn ’58 & David J. RogersGlen P. RogersMary Rogney ’80Robert & Lou Ann RogowskiLou Ann ’64 & Robert RoloffNancy ’81 & Patrick J. RonanRose Mary ’81 & Raymond RosemeyerKathryn A. Roskopf ’14Teresa D. Johnson Rouse ’90Theresa M. Land Roznik ’78Della ’78 & Richard RudolfRosa Tontinella Ruehl ’54Shirley Strickert Russell ’56Susan ’69 & Paul RussellMarlene ’80 & Rhody C. RuttaDenise M. Schwenke RyanVeronica A. ’91 & Clarence SabecEric SadlerSara Y. Rogers Sadykov ’12

Denise J. & Joseph G. SagatKate SagerJulie C. SalentineTiffany M. Sanchez ’13Caroline ’79 & David SandersHarjot K. Sandhu ’08Jane ’69 & Richard SanfordLisa J. Schaefer SarenacMary Kaufmann Sargent ’68Marion ’56 & Donald J. SartorelliEllen ’56 & Donald J. SauveValerie A. Sauv’e ’07Judith ’63 & Homer SavardNancy T. SawyerMarcella P. ’73 & Michael P. ScheafbauerKevin ScheibelJanet ’95 & Bruce ScheidtChristine M. ’94 & Glenn SchellingerGina M. Scherr ’14Linda Lannen Schiltz ’70Stephanie K. Schlueter ’01Joe SchmidJanice ’65 & Allan L. SchmidtJoann ’64 & Walter G. SchmidtS. MaryAnn Schmidt ’67Ashley A. ’13 & Dale SchneiderMarie E. SchoeppachKathleen A. Hinkley Schroeder ’07Elizabeth Schuldt ’81 & Michael YostJessica V. Schultz ’14Elizabeth ’72 & Allan SchumacherShirley Ann ’69 & Howard D. SchwisowSandra Campbell Scott ’89Laura A. SearElaine L. ’86 & Ronald SegedyDenise R. ’94 & Michael SeitzSusan ’63 & James V. SeitzValerie K. SellAnn Seng ’57Irene ’74 & Robert SennMaureen ’64 & Phillip SeroczynskiDarlene ’68 & Wallace J. SeversonSandra Sevilla-Garcia ’05 & Noe GarciaAmy W. Weber ShambargerMargaret T. ’61 & Patrick SheehanAnn Marie ’58 & David J. SheehyAbigail T. Thurston Sherman ’12Colette M. ’68 & Mitchell B. ShermanLisa L. Sherman ’14Sara A. ShutkinKathleen M. & James SielaffEmily J. ’09 & Joseph SielenKathleen ’68 & Arnie SimonseDonna M. ’66 & Terry SincereKatherine C. ’59 & James SindelarMargaret M. ’62 & Walter SiodlarzEileen P. ’75 & Mark M. SipekCharlotte K. Skenandore ’14Ann R. Skorupski ’12Dolores A. SkowronekNancy ’72 & James R. SkwarekMadeline ’76 & Robert SlamkaSandra M. Slowinski ’69Joanne E. Smiley ’96Nancy ’68 & Donald E. SmithLynne Smith-Flood ’69Sally SmitsBarbara A. ’65 & Peter K. SmorynskiEmily A. Snell ’14

Yaneth ’05 & J. Felix SolanoMorgan V. SomersLynn SonnenbergBonnie P. ’89 & John SorensonAnn M. ’88 & Michael SpahrSusan Blankenship Spielbauer ’74Nancy K. Spindler ’10Dawn SpringerMari B. ’79 & Kenneth St. ClairKaylee M. Stake ’09Patricia ’81 & Richard StanfordKendyll StansburyMary Fran Waddick Stauter ’61Carol ’63 & Roland SteegmullerRebecca L. Cook Steffanus ’00Jayne Steffens ’68 & Gerald M. CrossNancy A. ’79 & Michael P. SteffesRosemary Steimle ’60S. Agnes Marie Steiner ’66Judy A. ’64 & Robert SteinikeMary ’64 & Jerry StephensMelaine W. ’62 & Robert StephensSandra J. Stetter ’85John & Lynn StewartS. Mary Anna Stickelmaier ’45S. Corina Ceslas Stifter ’62Sheila ’64 & Francis StiglbauerEmily S. Storm ’08Susan Stratman ’64Heidi L. Strauss ’11Sharon E. ’72 & Tom F. StrbjakCarl StrohmaierSandra ’63 & Ralph J. StroudSharon F. Kurz Style ’06Joann ’85 & Jeffrey G. SucharskiCassandra L. Sukowaty ’04S. Marcian Swanson ’64Margaret M. SytkowskiBernadine ’54 & Edward J. SzopinskiKatherine A. Szymborski ’14Daniel M. TackesBeverly M. Fedder Tageson ’62Patricia M. Gruber Takamine ’89Kathleen ’60 & Lev P. TaugherLynnett D. Taylor ’12Sharon L. ’94 & Leo TaylorGeralde ’94 & Clausel TheardShirley K. Kames Thee ’57Sarah Thoele-Noe ’82 & Richard B. NoeElizabeth A. Schirmer Thompson ’14Keri L. Pierzchala Thompson ’99Louise S. Simmons Thompson ’01Matthew M. ThullJanet L. Erickson Tibbetts ’76Mary ’77 & Carl TigheTim TikkuriJacquelyn ’65 & Lawrence TitusMarie ’58 & Burke TollstrupGail ’77 & Terence TomkowiakGuadalupe Torres ’08Jennifer J. TottenLisa TottenRobert TottenDiane F. TourangeauNancy A. Blameuser Towle ’12Catherine ’78 & Rodger TraderClaudia R. ’83 & Mark S. TrampeTammy L. ’92 & Phillip TrewynS. Leona C. Truchan ’53

Anne R. ’65 & George TunnellDianne ’68 & Andrew TurauskyJo E. Reifler Tuttle ’06Marilyn Twombly ’68Carolyn ’68 & John ValentRose A. Yerger Van Laanen ’95Gertrude Van Soelen ’86Katie L. VanBommelAnn P. Patzman VanEerden ’12Mona ’67 & Daniel C. VasholzCristina L. ’90 & Danny VasquezRosalie J. ’60 & Kenneth VassAdriana ’13 & Luis A. Vazquez, Jr.Susan ’93 & Randy VeresKathryn R. Vermiglio ’13Nancy Verville ’53Mary I. ’67 & Wilfred VidalDennis VilkoskiDenise M. ’14 & Jeff VoelzLynda ’76 & Ronald VollAmanda L. Vollmer ’14Bonica D. ’13 & Andre M. VossCarletta F. ’02 & Jerry L. VotawBonni M. ’91 & Robert WagnerCynthia A. Comp Wagner ’04Deborah L. ’97 & Richard WagnerKathleen WakefieldChristine Laskowski Walczak ’69Joan ’68 & Franklyn WaldvogelMary Lou ’62 & Norman B. WalkerMary Jo ’91 & James M. WalshTeresa M. Ward ’13Leanna WareSophia D. Wattleton ’09S. Elaine Julia Weber ’61Eric WeberBrooke P. Wegner ’99, ’03Jessica C. Wegner ’95, ’05Kenneth M. & Susan F. WeimerEmily M. Weiner ’14Lisa A. ’91 & John WeinerDiana M. ’69 & Thomas WeisenburgerJessica A. Weishaar ’14Kathryn Wellenstein ’79Regis WelshBarbara ’57 & Harold R. WesleyPatricia A. ’74 & Eugene F. WeyersErin J. Johnson Whitehead ’14Jody K. Orbik Wicihowski ’03Carl WickmanElizabeth M. Widder ’12Joanne ’69 & John J. WiechersNancy E. Wieland ’82Sarah R. WienekeTeena M. Collins Wigley ’95Margaret ’51 & George WilcoxHelen ’66 & Charles WilderBarbara ’89 & Kenneth WilkTheresa ’53 & Frank WillenborgMelissa A. ’13 & Robert WilletteAngela M. Williams ’13Jessica E. Williams ’09Joan B. ’56 & Charles WilliamsKathleen Henthorn Williams ’67Linda F. ’83 & Bryan K. WilliamsRaNay WilmoreStephanie M. Wilson ’14Patricia A. Turkovich Wiseman ’73Janaan Faherty Witt ’70

Troy WohltEileen M. ’54 & Charles D. WolfMichelle S. WolfeCarol M. Wollner ’71Christine T. Hegerty Woloszyk ’13Dorita ’76 & Leonard WoloszykDianne Wotruba ’75Pamela R. Euell Wright ’13Diane S. Mylnarek Wuteska ’03Jo Ann ’88 & Raymond S. WutkowskiChee Yang ’14Laurie J. YannyS. Mary Yanny ’55Christian YoungKellie M. YustDonna Mae ’60 & Kenneth ZandtMary ’62 & Dennis ZappCherie L. ’97 & Steven ZeierLisa M. Zess ’14Ann Marie Komberec Zientek ’74S. Irene Zimmerman ’58Karen ’75 & Lynnford ZinkelPatricia ’76 & Thomas G. ZongolowiczKarla E. Zuehlke ’98Holly B. (Hartung) Zwicke ’98 & Steve D. Zwicke

† Deceased

The letter ’H’ preceding the alum year indicates an honorary status.


sIlver CIrCle

The Alverno Silver Circle Society was established to recognize those persons who have given to Alverno College for 10 or more consecutive years. Their continuous giving indicates their strong commitment to the college and its students.

Shirley S. & Seymour AbrahamsonJeana M. AbromeitMary Ruth ’58 & John AlbertiCaroline A. ’86 & Chuck AlbertyZita Allen H ’05Judith W. Wampach Amberg ’67Thecla L. Stifter Ambrose ’52Patricia ’58 & Ronald J. AndersJanet ’85 & Robert AndersonNancy ’92 & Gordon AndersonDarlene Andert ’83Patricia ’64 & Daniel AndraeAnita ’68 & Leon AndrzejewskiSylvia J. Ansay, Ph.D. ’61 & Richard AnsayStephanie A. Arend ’85Dana L. ’92 & Dale ArmourMarlene ’56 & Donald AtkielskiElizabeth A. ’66 & John BacikAnne ’65 & Jonathan BalesDawn C. BalistreriJane E. & David BaranowskiMary Anne Jome Barker ’67Chuck & Elizabeth Hayek ’67 BarnhillJean ’81 & Terry BartelsKathleen ’63 & James BartlMary T. BartnessPatricia ’63 & Paul BasbagillJeanne Bauer ’61Mary K. ’62 & Clair BaumSandra ’67 & Robert BeahmJacqueline Beckwith ’60Judith ’72 & Thomas BeniakBetty J. ’65 & Leon BenjegerdesCatherine A. ’64 & Heinz BergJudith A. Berger ’98Jim & Mary Beth ’75 BerkesS. Louise K. Bernier ’65Ray & Caroline BesasieBonita Johnson Biba ’65Patricia ’62 & Joseph F. BieblLuAnn ’01 & Phil BirdRobert E. BirneyDonna Suerth Blackaller ’88Ronald L. & Merilee M. BlakeS. Dorothy Bock ’50Christine M. Lach Boetticher ’71Maryann ’58 & Thomas G. BohnDorice Maryanowski Bonder ’68Catherine B. ’62 & Cornelius BormanChristine A. ’86 & Robert BornflethNancy A. BornsteinPatricia S. BowneMary M. ’86 & Ken BrabandDonna M. Miller Braunreiter ’04, ’11Patricia ’68 & Tom BrewerIeva ’62 & Uldis BriedisKaren J. ’88 & Robert B. BrownValerie J. Reuschlein Brown ’60Victoria Brown ’67Cheryl ’67 & Frederick C. BrubakerPeter W. & Joan Bruce

Sandra A. ’81 & Kerry BrunnerRita L. Schoenecker Bruns ’63Beverly I. Staats Bucher ’60Katherine M. Bundalo-ThomsonRuth ’64 & George BurdeyElaine BurkeElizabeth L. Wilhelm Burke ’87, ’00Henry & Barbara BurkoKathleen M. ’99 & John BurlinghamDiana ’78 & James BurnsRebecca S. BurtonAdele S. Schmitt Buss ’58Rosanne M. ’91 & Edward ButkowskiRichard P. ButlerDebra S. ButzJanice ’68 & James BykowskiEleanor ByrnesBarbara ’62 & Allan CairnsCarleen Spicer Campbell ’61Lisa G. ’94 & Ryan CarlsonRoseanne ’69 & Robert CarlsonMonica ’64 & Al CaronMargaret "Maggie" Cary ’60Charlotte CaseyKevin M. Casey & Carole E. BarrowmanJosette Cassiere ’70 & Robert W. Gillespie, Jr.Ann E. ’95 & Lawrence CastiglioneJanice A. ’91 & Dennis CeraMary A. Cherweznik ’94Mary ’73 & Michael ChmielewskiDebra A. ChomickaMary Lou ’68 & Ralph J. CichonCathleen A. Clark ’83Sharon T. Gigante Clement ’94Ruth F. Goncales Coakley ’66Danita C. Cole Medved ’80 & Paul S. MedvedMarian E. Colette ’69 & Dal MaconJudith F. Collier Thompson ’91 & Ken ThompsonMary Jean Collins ’63Ruth ’58 & John CollinsJoan ’64 & William J. ConnellyJanet T. Corona ’84Lianna M. Babcock Croft ’03Lucy S. CromwellCandace ’68 & James CrossleySusan Crysdale Kist ’79S. Frances P. Cunningham ’65Irene A. Cunningham ’76Joyce M. Scholz Cupertino ’62Kathleen Walsh Curran ’66Edward A. CushmanPeggy ’69 & John CwiklaRosa Marie ’74 & Michael DalsingKathleen M. DanesNoreen ’70 & Daniel D. D’AngeloKaye ’66 & James DaunDiana David ’73 & Todd SmithJoan Gehant Davies ’69Dr. Vivien De Back ’54Dorothy K. Dean

Carol ’71 & Michael DebboutBernice ’89 & David J. DeboerDenise S. ’75 & Rick DecockMildred C. ’53 & Richard R. DehlingerAnn S. Anderson Demorest ’85Diana ’90 & James R. DempsterGay Derderian-Kazarian ’80 & Kaiser KazarianJoanne C. ’89 & Nicholas F. DesienS. Bernardin Deutsch ’53Linda S. ’86 & Patrick J. DevittMary E. Devitt ’82, ’02Ruth DeYoung Kohler H ’12Susan M. Dieckmann ’66Maurita A. Weinandt Diehl ’59Shirley A. (Molock) Dieterman ’58S. Mary E. Diez ’67Georgine ’68 & Henry DluzakS. Austin Doherty ’54Carol Z. Zinner Dolphin ’62Maria C. Gawrysiak Donohoo ’68Karen P. Doppke ’64 & Philip F. JudyCatherine D. ’91 & Richard DowdellMary ’59 & Henry DrechslerTrudy ’59 & Dennis DroeseMargaret S. ’68 & James DueaEdith ’78 & Robert DuPuyPatricia A. & Richard DwightS. Margaret M. Earley ’52Sylvia S. † ’91 & William E. Edstrom, Sr.Anita M.EikensLucille H. ’97 & Larry EllenbergerCarole A. ’61 & Byron ElsnerZohreh EmamiJanice Ereth & John T. GilliganSharon R. ’68 & Paul EscallierMarie C. Espina ’69Carole C. ’60 & Richard L. EvansRosalie M. Evenson ’77Beatrice ’68 & John FargnoliArlene Feiner ’59Suzanne M. Felan ’62Barbara J. Ferket ’65Mary Ann ’62 & James FeroloS. Joyce A. Fey ’70Dixie ’65 & Kirt FiegelGrace ’60 & Rupert FikeCorinne ’64 & William FinnDorothy Gammelgaard Fiorino ’63Anita C. Fischer ’67Nancy ’56 & Charles S. FlaglorPatricia A. FlemingRebecca ’82 & Larry FlinkDarlene Florek Ebeling ’71Rosalie ’63 & Reinhard FollmannPauline A. ’90 & Loren ForrestCynthia ’68 & Matthew FramiMarilyn ’66 & Drexel FrasureMary M. Frieseke ’93, ’10 & Dennis P. Marx, Jr.Donna ’68 & Thomas GaffneyDiane ’65 & William GallesKaren Jo Ganey ’82

Ellen M. Gardner ’69Suzann C. GardnerNancy ’65 & Thomas GazzanaCarol Kozisek Gearheart ’66Patricia R. & Paul GeenenSharron ’59 & Jule GehrigJoanne ’66 & Joseph GelsthorpeCatherine A. Rivard Gennrich ’73Susan M. ’11 & Rick GenrichJean D. Gerstberger ’92Jill A. Giencke ’81 & Neal J. RadkeFrances A. ’62 & James A. GiglKathleen (Casey) ’66 & Michael GiglMary ’66 & John W. GiorgioBernadette ’68 & James GitterMarilyn Gliesmann ’85 & Otto H. NelsonCarrie L. ’83 & Gary GloverJeanne P. Goestenkors ’68 & A. N. LanghoutMargaret Goggins-Filo ’65 & Bob FiloJoyce P. ’97 & Jeff GohrMary & Marty GoldenSherry L. GolwitzerAlicia Goral ’81Cecelia Gore ’92, ’08Barbara ’80 & Curtis J. GoreckiJanette L. Marmes Gosdeck ’90Bonnie J. ’66 & John GouldLorna J. ’81 & Scott F. GradeS. Toni A. Gradisnik ’75Gloria Gragnani ’67Sandra E. GrahamBonita F. Grahn ’82Dolores Grantz ’57Regina E. GrantzPatricia Greco ’71Dorothy A. Schweitzer Greene ’52Judith A. Gregor ’68Lois Gresholdt ’91Mary F. ’68 & Giles GrimesBarbara B. GroshekJean A. GroshekGary P. & Joanne GrunauLauralee F. GuilbaultNadine T. ’82 & David GuirlRuth V. Gutowski ’88Margo E. ’60 & John E. GuyAlice R. & Eddie M. GuzmanJeanne M. ’91 & Donald GwinnBertha M. Werth Haas ’64Susan K. Hader-Knodel ’86 & Paul G. KnodelKathryn ’74 & Gaylord HahnMarlene H. ’81 & John H. HaighDonna M. ’79 & Joseph Halpin, Jr.Jean I. Hamann ’68Tim & Diane (Schenk) ’63 HanleyJean E. ’90, ’08 & Mark HansenPatricia A. ’93 & William HartmannRosalie B. Hartmann ’70Barbara Brick Havel ’66Bernadette M. ’62 & Paul J. HayesJean A. ’60 & Thomas HeadMari-Anne ’91 & Donald HechmannGloria ’66 & Robert HeckS. Dorothy C. Hegemann ’54Marilyn ’65 & William L. HeggeShirley A. Smith Helinski ’80Karen ’65 & Leon HelmbrechtS. Agnes Marie Henkel ’60

Frances Henkel ’65Debra M. Herman ’96Eleanor Radke Hibner Kanis ’65Jeanne Olson Hillebrand ’58Bonnie Marvin Hine ’87S. Elaine Hirschenberger ’65Barbara ’82 & Allan HoeftBeverly L. Roecker Hoege ’83Cynthia ’76 & Nils HolmgrenVictoria ’73 & Thomas HopperMaryjoyce Hotelling ’74Peggy House ’63Patricia ’65 & Lee HribarWiltrud A. Sigl Hubbard ’83Robert & Katherine HudsonMary Ruth ’67 & Robert E. HunnJudith A. Hurley ’88, ’00Mary R. Ingram ’77Helen M. Jacek ’50Cindy F. ’91 & Kevin JacksonMarcia M. March Jackson ’61Joan M. Jacobsen, MSN, EdD ’87Robert P. & Mary JacobsonEleanor Janonis ’76Nancy Ann Javore ’67Nancy C. JelenCynthia J. Jensen ’83 & Joseph ClarkePatricia J. Jensen ’71James & Angelina Zammuto ’64 JodieMary Claire Jones ’88Barbara J. Henke Judd ’75Patricia A. ’66 & Richard KadlecMargaret M. ’66 & Daniel H. KazmierczakJudith A. ’68 & William J. KeatingSharon L. Keeney-Black ’64 & Ira W. BlackCarol ’64 & Thomas A. KellerPeg T. KellyJane ’80 & Howell KempSarajane M. KennedyMary Pat Kerrigan ’58Donna L. & Jeffrey KierzekKathleen M. KiesSusan J. Miller Kiiskila ’67Patricia ’59 & Raymond L. KimberleyMary J. KittenPhilip J. & Therese M. KlaasDiane E. KlajborDonald & Gabriella ’83 KleinM. Patricia ’83 & John H. KleverBarbara A. Kluka ’66Susan Koebel ’73Mary Ann ’65 & Richard KomorowskiGloria M. ’83 & Ronald KonkelMary ’50 & Stanley KorduckiRuth ’59 & Raymond M. KorduckiKathie C. ’90 & Lee W. KoskiBarbara ’60 & Wayne E. KowalskiJoan M. ’54 & Frank KraftAnn Marie Destrampe KrajewskiEdna Kraschinsky ’52Sylvia J. Blomgren Kreutzmann ’87Cynthia L. KreuzerBeverly J. Wentland Krutz ’62Judith A. Struzik Krysiak ’00S. Sharon J. Kubes ’64Marie ’54 & David KuemmelJudith ’75 & Dennis KuhnMary Ann ’60 & Michael Kupper

Catherine Kurek Ovshinsky ’67 & Harvey OvshinskyCaroline ’70 & Dennis KyselyJean B. Flasch La Dew ’62Mary E. Geracie La Fosse ’70Mary Ann & Charles P. LaBahnCamille ’60 & Ronald LabinskiRichard & Cathy ’62 LabinskiKaren ’63 & Earl P. LackeyKathleen G. LakeRosemary Lake ’63 & Don SiefkesNancy L. LamersNorma M. Skrzypchak Lang ’61Janet S. ’99 & William LangeGrace ’81 & Thor LarsenDara L. LarsonNancy L. & Arthur J. LaskinPatricia ’59 & William F. LauBetty ’68 & Jay LauckBarbara ’56 & Michael J. LautaKathleen Lawler ’82Rita M. Laws ’80Donald Jr. & Mary Jo LaydenDiane ’80 & Joseph LeairKathleen Lee ’82Shirley ’67 & Gary R. LeeJo Ann ’70 & Dennis LeederRobin S. LeenhoutsMarjorie ’66 & Anthony LegerMary S. ’05 & Daniel L. LeisterJennifer K. Nelson Lemieux ’96James H. LentzGraceabelle Casey LeVander ’54Carol ’71 & Paul A. LevinJack & Phoebe LewisMarcia Liebau Schultz ’78Dena LiebermanGerri Lietz-Staffileno ’80 & Harry B. StaffilenoCamille ’68 & Michael LiscinskyJonathan D. LittleHelen ’57 & Anthony LobueArlene G. & Robert A. LoganJoAnn Ferrell Lomax ’74Debra I. ’94 & Michael L. LoomisCecile Strzyzewski Loreck ’59Andrea M. ’90 & Matthew W. LossWilliam H. LuedkeDebra ’76 & James LuetzowBarbara ’69 & Charles LundSteve & Sally LundeenMary-Ann Lupa ’64 & John W. LowellBessie L. ’83 & Joseph L. LynchDavid L. & Helen Jean MacGregorNancy ’80 & Ervin MakalJoan ’59 & William MalatestinicMary ’71 & Rodney MalinowskiJudith A. Mallo ’91Mary Sulgit Mallon ’64 & J. Robert MallonJerilynn ’64 & Edward J. MaloneLynn R. ’75 & Terrence MaloneyJeanine E. ’90 & Edward C. MalyConnie ’75 & Michael MankeBetty ’53 & Isidro MarananHeidi L. ’01 & Richard MarcusMargaret ’69 & Richard MarekMarilyn A. ’65 & Richard MarksChristine ’69 & Tracy MartinJan H ’11 & Vince Martin

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Nancy A. Mascari ’90Cory A. MasiakLinda M. Kempski Masih ’91Kathleen A. Mateicka ’80Thelma ’69 & Glen MatthewJanet Radosevich Matthews ’61Janet M. Pfister Matuszak ’60Patricia ’66 & John McCabeAnne ’68 & James McCallumMarlene A. McClure ’93Elizabeth A. ’91 & Tim McDougallCheryl ’69 & Robert McGrathJoAnn Resch McGrath ’57Julie Hart McHale ’54Maryrita McIntyre Crisanti ’62Jean A. McKey ’96James M. McNamaraMarc & Sandra McSweeneyVirginia Mecikalski ’56Mary J. Meehan H ’05Janet ’59 & Mark MelanconMarilyn ’56 & Thomas MelchiorJanet K. Melloch ’92Karen ’67 & James MellonigKathleen ’68 & William MentSuzanne M. MenteRuth A. Menting ’00Marcia L. MentkowskiKaren M. ’91 & Kenneth MerckxJoan B. Meredith ’86Jeanean D. Merkel ’80S. Regina Pacis Meservey ’62Mary Alice Weber Metzler ’58Roberta Meyer ’61S. Agnes L. Meysenburg ’47Dr. Anthony & Mrs. Leone Flasch ’57 MichelFrank Miller ’10 & Mary Ellen PowersJanet R. ’76 & Richard MillerPatricia A. ’75, ’04 & Dennis MillerSuzanne M. ’68 & Sherman MillerS. Gerda Moehler ’57Beth Monhollen ’97Miriam Montavon ’60Brenda K. ’82 & Paul MooreJill MooreJulie A. ’95 & Scott E. MooreRosanne M. Castle Moore ’95Lou Ann Morey ’82Patricia ’62 & James W. MorrisonJoanne ’65 & Thomas MotierArlene R. Smith Moyle ’81Kathleen ’84 & Jerome R. MudrockAnita Meyer Muehleck ’60Judith ’75 & Douglas MuenteSylvia Murn ’72 & James GarnesDorothy Laufenberg Murphy ’78Theresa ’76 & Robert MuselmanMr. & Mrs. Frederick A. Muth, Jr.Susan Mengel Myers ’60Bernice ’78 & Richard NailenAbigail & David NashKaren ’65 & Robert G. NehlsS. Marlene M. Neises H ’99MaryKay ’71 & Gary NelsonDonna ’69 & Edward NeudauerRosemary DDS, Ph.D.’66 & Francis NeuhausVeronica E. ’93 & Allen NeuwirthBarbara K. Nevers

Virginia ’68 & Stanley NicholsLuciann Niebler-Spare ’54 & William SpareKaren M. ’93 & Gary NiessingJoyce E. NoonanJane Ann ’84 & John NormannHelen Andrews Northrup Barlow ’80Diana Norton ’82Susan ’66 & Lynn NowakIrma Schmidt Nueske ’97Elaine Krier Nulph ’56S. Kathleen A. O’Brien ’67Joanne ’73 & William O’DellMarty ’71 & Tom OelmannCaroline ’79 & Richard H. OgnenoffSharon ’68 & Douglas OlsonJames K. & Mary Sue OppermannMary ’70 & William OrlowskiDiana Marie ’65 & Frederick T. O’RourkeGeorgiana Orthaus ’70Guy A. & Louise OsbornCarol Ann M. ’92 & Raymond OsinskiMarilyn ’81 & William OttumKathryn Stiec Owen ’67Catherine Simmerling Padgett ’03Janet ’67 & Robert PalickaShirley Viel Panosian ’78Carolyn ’69 & Steven PanoskeJoanna PattersonAnn P. Patterson-Barton ’77Flo A. ’69 & James PearsonBernard J. & Micki PeckMaryanna Pelkowski ’66Mary McGinnis Person ’84Marlene E. ’58 & James PetersenBonnie L. ’83 & Joel D. PetersonLinda S. ’85 & Jeff PetersonTerese A. Draeving Peterson ’89Mary Pettinger ’62Joanne Blasier Pfeffer ’88Maureen A. Melchior Phillips ’93Barbara F. & Edmund PiehlerEloise R. Pierce ’95 & Robert SchmidtBruce E. & Mary Ellen PindyckS. Marie Elizabeth Pink ’51Deborah ’75 & Glenn PinkowskiPatricia Wimmer Pire ’65Christine A. Pitrof ’89 & Robert SchinschkeRita W. ’62 & Eldred W. PittJudith ’67 & James PluteEsther Hoffman Pogachnik ’77Anna Poh ’80Mary K. Polczynski ’61Judith A. ’59 & Joseph PorcaroClaudia ’66 & George PorterSandra ’68 & Dennis J. PoseyMargaret M. Pospichal ’91Mary Jane W. ’67 & Stephen PowersLaurel Saskowski Pritzlaff ’62Gail L. & David ProhaskaTeresa Pink Przybylski ’56Paul & Patricia PurcellSam PurperoRita R. McGraw Purpora ’70Kathleen Schlicht Quarles ’65John R. & Maggie QuinnMary A. Ramsay-Drow ’94 & Mark DrowBarbara N. Ramusack ’60Adonica D. Randall

Bill † & Wendy Randall Peg ’85 & Bill RauschenbergerKathryn ’69 & Humberto R. RaveloS. Joel Read ’48Patricia M. Zefran Reddy ’64Nanette ’67 & Delbert A. ReedKathleen Brzenk Reikowski ’65Roy & Bobbi Reiman H ’06Sara ’69 & David RendallLinda M. ’87 & Kevin RhodesCarol A. ’68 & Dennis RichardsGloria A. ’64 & Jerome RichardsLois ’68 & Robert RichterTimothy M. RiordanMerle D. Rockwell ’80 & Edward ModellCaroline V. ’56 & Kenneth A. RoellMary Roestel ’67Carolyn ’58 & David J. RogersMary Rogney ’80Kim M. ’83 & Edward RohSue ’59 & Donald RokopCarolyn ’63 & Patrick RollinsLou Ann ’64 & Robert RoloffNancy ’81 & Patrick J. RonanDiann K. ’78 & Richard E. RootBarbara Beth Pace Rosenmerkel ’62Elizabeth J. Ross ’68 & Francisco AguilarJames L. & Diane E. RothTeresa D. Johnson Rouse ’90Mary S. RowePatricia ’68 & Kenneth J. RozekDella ’78 & Richard RudolfShirley Strickert Russell ’56Patricia A. Ryan ’73Rebecca L. RyanM. Fran Fosbinder Rybarik ’68Sheryl J. Samuelson ’73 & David W. TomlinCaroline ’79 & David SandersJane ’69 & Richard SanfordBarbara ’58 & Richard SarenacEllen ’56 & Donald J. SauveJanice ’80 & Kenneth C. SchaetzKim D. Schaffer ’81S. Celestine Schall ’48Mary ’52 & Leonard ScharmachLinda F. & Michael ScheibleChristine M. ’94 & Glenn SchellingerBernadette Cinquegrani Schembari ’62Mary C. ’68 & William A. ScheuerJanice ’65 & Allan L. SchmidtS. MaryAnn Schmidt ’67Elizabeth Schmidt-Kuhr ’60 & John Kuhr, Jr.Laurie A. Gray Schroeder ’93Sarellen McGirr Schuh ’60Virginia M. Schuldenberg †Eugenia A. Schuller ’52S. Judeen Schulte ’71Diane Schultz ’87Elizabeth ’72 & Allan SchumacherKathleen M. Schwan Minik & Stephen J. MinikMary Ann Schwartz ’62Mary Schwemin ’75Mary ScottLoretta ’78 & David ScroggsNancy C. ’78 & Gary SeabrookMarsha SehlerMaureen ’64 & Phillip SeroczynskiAmy H. Shapiro

Stephen R. SharkeyMargaret T. ’61 & Patrick SheehanAnn Marie ’58 & David J. SheehyCarol ’65 & William SheppardShirley ’82 & Joseph M. ShircelMarilyn Shrude ’69 & John SampenSara A. ShutkinNadine M. ’72 & Gary L. SimonsMargaret M. ’62 & Walter SiodlarzEileen ’58 & Edward SlagisMadeline ’76 & Robert SlamkaMary Ann Reitz Slattery ’58Sheryl S. SlocumCarol Ann Engh Slove ’58Sandra M. Slowinski ’69Joanne E. Smiley ’96Dona E. Clipp Smith ’74Janet L. ’74 & John J. SmithNancy ’68 & Donald E. SmithLynne Smith-Flood ’69Barbara A. ’65 & Peter K. SmorynskiJeanne ’86 & Richard SomersMaxine Soshnik ’68Rose ’62 & Joseph SpangMary Anne ’67 & Anthony G. SpartosDianne J. ’99 & Jerome SpectorSusan ’87 & Gary StabelfeldtJudith E. StanleyMary Fran Waddick Stauter ’61Carol ’63 & Roland SteegmullerJayne Steffens ’68 & Gerald M. CrossRosemary Steimle ’60Mary ’64 & Jerry StephensMelaine W. ’62 & Robert StephensSandra J. Stetter ’85S. Mary Anna Stickelmaier ’45S. Barbaralie Stiefermann Ph.D. ’64Sheila ’64 & Francis StiglbauerTamara C. ’96 & James StrauseKris A. ’73, ’08 & George StrnadMary C. Stryck ’86Colette M. Miller Suminski ’66Veronica A. ’64 & John F. SustarVera ’61 & Robert SwitalskiBernadine ’54 & Edward J. SzopinskiL. K. TalleyKathleen ’60 & Lev P. TaugherRobert & Beth TaylorSharon L. ’94 & Leo TaylorClara Theine ’65Carol Keup Theisen ’78Kathleen A. ’87 & William F. ThiemannMary Noel Boccia Thomas ’68Katherine Hintgen Thome ’63Kathleen ’66 & M. D. ThompsonCarol A. ’66 & Edward ThorntonKatherine D. Thornton-Wells ’90 & Eddie WellsKathryn D. TischJacquelyn ’65 & Lawrence TitusGail ’77 & Terence TomkowiakPatricia D. ’68 & Clarence A. ToppMargaret Underberg Tousignant ’65Kiyoko Toyama ’81Claudia R. ’83 & Mark S. TrampeJean Tretow-Schmitz ’78 & John J. SchmitzNorine ’61 & Jerome W. TrewynSharon Trimborn ’66S. Leona C. Truchan ’53

Jo E. Reifler Tuttle ’06Marilyn Twombly ’68Marianne ’56 & Robert G. UllrichCaroline Meier Urban ’62Carolyn ’68 & John ValentKaren L. Valley ’83Jeannette ’68 & Robin Van DornKaren ’66 & Thomas Van EttenRose A. Yerger Van Laanen ’95Cristina L. ’90 & Danny VasquezJudith ’65 & Kristians VeinbergsGloria Bechtold Venski ’89Nancy Verville ’53Mary I. ’67 & Wilfred VidalKaren ’72 & Randolph VidekovichTheresa Virgona ’63Dorothy ’75 & James VittoneAnne H. VogelLynda ’76 & Ronald VollJoyce M. Christian Wadlington ’93Cynthia A. Comp Wagner ’04Mary ’63 & Thomas P. WagnerRose M. ’65 & Frederick WaleckiMary Lou ’62 & Norman B. WalkerJoyce A. Rosa Walsh ’68Christel E. Elser Walter ’00Joan Walter-SchumacherS. Elaine Julia Weber ’61Filippa C. DiBella Weber ’92Beverly R. & Richard WeedenJudith Burkhalter Weiand ’64Susan F. & Kenneth M. WeimerRegina F. ’59 & Gordon E. WeissKathryn Wellenstein ’79James J. WendMarguerite Wendell ’55Nancy T. ’60 & Thomas WentlandBarbara Wesener ’70Patricia A. ’74 & Eugene F. WeyersAnn Kiekhaefer White ’80Luanne WielichowskiLaura A. Wiesmueller ’99Arthur & Mary Ann WigchersJoan M. Wilde ’59Patricia M. Wilde ’61 & Bill WildeHelen ’66 & Charles WilderJoan B. ’56 & Charles WilliamsMary ’68 & Gary WilliamsJudy Engel Williamson ’89Mary ’67 & Ronald WilsonRita M. ’75 & Thaddeus WisniewskiSusan T. Rozga Witkowski ’66Mary Jo Obenauf Wolf ’61Carol M. Wollner ’71Dorita ’76 & Leonard WoloszykCathryn E. ’83 & Terrence WoodsBarbara J. Wyatt Sibley ’82 & Rev. Louis Sibley IIIBarbara Wysocki ’65S. Mary Yanny ’55Ann E. YezziChristian YoungDonna Mae ’60 & Kenneth ZandtKealalani Todd Zane ’69Mary ’62 & Dennis ZappElizabeth A. Zelazek ’66Bernadine Jablonski Ziemba ’68S. Elizabeth F. Zilla ’61

Karen M. Zima ’87Lynn ’67 & Charles J. ZimmermanKaren ’75 & Lynnford ZinkelJean Zmolek ’62

† Deceased



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herItage soCIetyThe Alverno Heritage Society was established to recognize those persons who have designated Alverno College for charitable support through a bequest, charitable annuity, charitable remainder trust, life insurance policy or a personal residence. Through their thoughtfulness, these individuals will make a lasting impact on future generations of Alverno students.

Anonymous (21)Malana Alton ’69Sylvia J. Ansay ’61, PhD Stephanie A. Arend ’85Edward A. Bachhuber †Kathleen Balser ’85Carol Ann ’57 & Donald Banker Sheryl Bartczak ’98Jeanne Bauer ’61D. Jane BillingsRonald L. & Merilee M. BlakeBarbara Blanton ’76Cornelius & Catherine ’62 BormanMary Braband ’86Erin Brady ’00, ’08Patricia Dix Brewer ’68Peter BrucePatricia Burmeister ’60Monica Caron ’60Karen CaseCharlene Chapman Madden ’64Camille A. Check ’72Catherine B. Cleary †Mary Ellen Collins ’64Mary Jean Collins ’63Carol Crafton ’84Selma Crivello †Christine ’65 & Dennis † Daleiden Judith DettmannAnn Devine ’85Faith Devine ’66Carol Zinner Dolphin ’62Catherine D. ’91 & Richard DowdellJane Ann Drill ’56Judith A. ’61 & Martin G. Drinka William Eastham Joanne Engel ’76Janice Ereth & John GilliganCarole Evans ’60Arlene Feiner ’59Suzanne Felan ’62Darlene Florek Ebeling ’71Mary Diane Fox ’65Donna ’68 & Thomas Gaffney Julie Gale ’86Ellen Gardner ’69Patricia & Paul GeenenTherese A. Geiger ’66Georgiann ’64 & William GielowSheila Gissibl ’98Jeanne Goestenkors ’68Cecelia Gore ’92, ’08Bonnie Gould ’66Carol Graham ’52 †James Graham †Barbara GrayDorothy Greene ’52Ruth Grossi ’61

Gary GrunauCarolyn Guerra ’63Ruth Ann Gundrum ’61Jean Hamann ’68Tim & Diane (Schenk) Hanley ’63Joan & L.B. HardyRalph N. Harkness †Rosalie Hartmann ’70Genevieve Haugen ’61Barbara Brick Havel ’66Mari-Anne Hechmann ’91Glenda (Moschetz) Holm ’69Aimee Horton †Rose Hubli ’60Karen M. Jensen ’99James & Angelina Zammuto ’64 Jodie Emma Johnson ’81Iloilo Jones ’78Debra Jupka ’75Patricia Kardas ’81Roseanne Karolik ’63Audrey Kaske ’90Kathleen Kaufelt ’74Marla Kennedy ’56Frances M. Kieltyka †Kathleen M. KiesHarriet Kilkelly ’53 †Barbara Kluka ’66Carol Kolberg ’60Kathie Koski ’90Karen Kotecki ’80Darlene Kuehl ’60Mary Ann Kupper ’60Catherine Kurek-Ovshinsky ’67 & Harvey OvshinskyRichard & Cathy ’62 LabinskiNorma Lang ’61Virginia S. LeeDr. Marjory Bong-Ray Liu ’59Helen ’57 & Anthony Lobue Mary Ann Lorentz ’60Louise Lux-Sions †Janice Lyon ’67Sheila Mack ’63Karen Maertins ’87Jean Maier & Edward InderriedenVeronica Manthey ’56 †Caroline S. Mark †Jean Matusinec ’96Marlene McClure ’93Karin McCullum ’97Rita T. McDonald, Ph.D. ’62Phyllis McGrath ’56Mary J. Meehan H ’05Carol M. Meils ’75 †Lavetta Meyer Torke ’82Lorene Miller ’87 † Rhoda R. Miller

Jean Minal ’58Jeanette Mitchell ’82Miriam Montavon ’60Mary Kay Mulligan ’63Sylvia Murn ’72Mr. & Mrs. Frederick A. Muth, Jr.Margaret Myota ’75Elaine Nicgorski ’60Josephine Nimmer †M. Diane Nunnelee ’69Shemagne O’Keefe Mullins ’99Elizabeth M. O’Leary ’54 †Rose O’Rourke ’56 †Caroline Ognenoff ’79Mary Orlowski ’70Philip W. Orth †Louise & Guy OsbornZoe PalomasShirley Panosian ’78Barbara Parr ’90Raymond Parr †Ann Patterson-Barton ’77Mary P. Pautz ’67Bonita Pechman ’68Lynda Peters ’87Bonnie Peterson ’83Judith Podoll ’83Constance Polley ’65Susan Poulsen ’80Rita Purpora ’70Barbara N. Ramusack ’60Celeste R. Raspanti ’50Julia E. Read †Carol J. Reiners ’11Mary Resnick ’59Margaret RiesterMary Roestel ’67Kim Roh ’83Jeanne Roller ’61Marion Romens ’64Carolyn Ruck ’82M. Fran Rybarik ’68Elizabeth Schmidt-Kuhr ’60Audrey Schmitt ’60Joy Schreiber ’76Mary Ann Schwartz ’62Stephanie Schwarz ’78Nancy Scripko ’61Karen Sewall ’67 †Joan SheetsPatricia Siberz ’79Dee Ann Sitzberger ’60Virginia B. Smith †Maxine Soshnik ’68Rose Spang ’62Dianne Spector ’99Jayne Steffens ’68Rosemary Steimle ’60Betty Stiles ’82

Lori Stonebraker ’50Colette Suminski ’66Ann Bonita Swirth ’60Mary Taylor ’64Phyllis Teets ’86Kathleen ’87 & William ThiemannColleen Thomas ’60Stuart † & Ann TisdaleBarbara Treick ’64Kathleen Marie Vandenack ’78Sharon Vinette-Bower ’64Therese Virgona ’63Nancy VonRohr ’66Mary Wagner ’63Paula Washow ’01Marie Waters ’70Sherry Watson ’95Filippa Weber ’92Sandra L. ’94 & CSM(R) Gary P. † WellerMarguerite Wendell ’55Barbara Wesener ’70 & Lee Toms †Margaret Weston ’77Patricia Weyers ’74Joan Wilde ’59Patricia Wilde ’61Jane Wingle ’65Margaret Wittkopp ’90Mary Jo Wolf ’61Katherine Wooster ’54 †Mary A. Yersin †

† Deceased


grants and other ContrIbutIons

Anonymous (3)800-CEO-READA+ SuppliesA.O. Smith FoundationAdvanced Marketing Insights, LLCAmerican Association of University WomenAmerican Family InsuranceArts MidwestAstor Street FoundationAyco Charitable Foundation- Laura and Allen Leverett Charitable FundHelen Bader FoundationRobert W. Baird & Co. FoundationBartolotta Charitable FundDonald W. Baumgartner Family TrustBeer Capitol Distributing Co., Inc.Ronald Lee & Merilee Marie Blake FoundationBMO Harris BankBorman Family FoundationBoys & Girls Clubs of Greater MilwaukeeLynde & Harry Bradley FoundationBrewers Community FoundationThe Brico Fund, Inc.Brookbank FoundationThe Bucyrus Foundation of the Greater Milwaukee FoundationThe Burke FoundationCedar Street Charitable Foundation- Paul and Pat Jones FundChildren’s Hospital of WisconsinChildren’s Hospital of Wisconsin e-LearningColectivo CoffeeComerica Charitable Trust- Hudson Family FundCPL Industries, Inc.Filippa DiBella FoundationDirect SupplyEmile Banks & AssociatesEnterprise Holdings FoundationRalph Evinrude Foundation, Inc.Feeding Mouths Filling MindsFidelity Charitable Gift Fund- Horton Family Fund A. K. Kesman Family Fund Rogers Family Charitable Fund Scripko Fund Greg and Nancy Smith Family Chartiable Fund Madonna and Jay Williams Family FundFoamationFood Services, Inc.Girl Scouts of Wisconsin South EastGoodwill IndustriesGreat Lakes Higher Education CorporationGreater Milwaukee Foundation James S. Berkes and Mary Beth Pieprzyca Berkes Fund Cecilia A. Borenitsch Fund Joan and Peter W. Bruce Fund Bucyrus Foundation Walter Jay and Clara Charlotte Damm Fund

Carol M. and James A. Graham Fund Leesley B. and Joan J. Hardy Fund Alice C. Helland Fund Robert F. and Jean E. Holtz Fund Edward Inderrieden and Jean Maier Fund Journal Communications/Ione Quinby Griggs Journalism Scholarship Fund Dorothy Mundschau Fund Joseph R. Pabst Fund Hamilton A. & Emily H. Pinkalla Fund Austin and Heather Ramirez Foundation Fund Randall Family Fund David C. Scott, Sr. Scholarship Fund D Georgiana and Robert Taylor Fund Tempo Scholarship Fund VanHimbergen Family Fund Nancy Crowley Vojtik Scholarship Fund in Honor of Sister Celestine Schall Wigchers Family Fund James O. Wright FundGrucon Group LLCHamparian Family FoundationHarley-Davidson FoundationHeil Family FoundationEvan & Marion Helfaer FoundationHUSCO International, Inc.Images of Us SportsJ.H. Findorff & Son Inc.J.P. Cullen FoundationJewish Community Foundation- Samuel and Doris Chortek Donor Advised Fund Abigail and David Nash Philanthropic Fund Lucy and Jack Rosenberg Donor Advised FundKegel’s InnHerbert H. Kohl Charities, Inc.Kraze Trucking LLCCharles E. Kubly FoundationLa Lune CollectionLalumiere LeagueLanger Roofing & Sheet MetalDonald and Mary Jo Layden, Jr. Family FoundationManpowerGroupMarcus Corporation FoundationMarshall & Ilsley Foundation, Inc.Martin Family FoundationFaye McBeath FoundationmGive FoundationMilwaukee Arts BoardMilwaukee Public SchoolsMilwaukee Valve CompanyRobert and Theresa Muselman Charitable FundNascoNational Endowment for the ArtsNational Performance NetworkNational Science FoundationNetwork for GoodNew England Foundation for the Arts

Next Generation ConsultingNorth Shore BankNorthwestern Mutual FoundationOutpost Natural FoodsPark BankPearls for Teen Girls, Inc.Peck Foundation, Milwaukee LTDPepsi Beverages CompanyJane Bradley Pettit FoundationPieper Electric, Inc./Ideal MechanicalSuzanne & Richard Pieper Family FoundationGene & Ruth Posner FoundationPurcell Charitable FoundationRath FoundationRazoo FoundationReiman Foundation, Inc.Reinhart Boerner Van DeurenRemy Battery CompanyRockwell AutomationRogers Memorial HospitalWill Ross Memorial FoundationSchmidt Custom FloorsSchools That Can Milwaukee, Inc.Schwab Charitable Fund- Guy and Louise Osborn Fund Leslie and Eileen Quick FundThe Seabury FoundationSentry Insurance FoundationSM Legacy, Inc.Daniel M. Soref Charitable TrustSchool Sisters of St. Francis - U.S. ProvinceSteigleder Charitable TrustSysLogic, Inc.TOSA FoundationTransfer/VIATriangle VoitureDavid and Julia Uihlein Charitable FoundationUihlein Wilson ArchitectsUnited Way of Greater Milwaukee, Inc.UPS FoundationVanGuard Charitable- William and Mari Edstrom Giving Account FundVernal Management Consultants, LLCWauwatosa Savings and Loan FoundationWhyte Hirschboeck Dudek S.C.Wille & Lundeen LLPWiscAMPWisconsin Arts BoardWisconsin Association of Independent Colleges & UniversitiesState of WisconsinWisconsin Women’s CouncilWomen’s Fund of Greater Milwaukee Her Scholarship


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promIse & power CampaIgnNearly 1,000 donors, including more than 800 alumnae, contributed to the Promise & Power capital campaign. Since its start, the campaign has set numerous giving records for the College. Perhaps none more impressive than the record-breaking amount donated by alumnae. JoAnn McGrath ’57, helped launch the campaign with a $5 million contribution, making it the largest ever by an alumna. Since then, alum giving has surpassed $8.3 million, shattering past records. To every donor, please know the result of your generosity will be felt by generations of students who learn and grow at Alverno.

Anonymous (5)A.O. Smith FoundationJeana M. AbromeitMary Ruth ’58 & John AlbertiJudith W. Wampach Amberg ’67Karen A. & Darol AmbroshKaren A. ’82 & Rosalbino AmmendolaShelley J. Skowronski Andersen ’10

Janet ’85 & Robert AndersonJoseph & Abby AndrietschFred & Beth AngeliSylvia J. Ansay ’61, PhD & Richard AnsayCarol ’67 & Greg ApuliRobert & Christine ArendStephanie A. Arend ’85Patricia A. Arms ’98

Lisa ArrigoniKarla M. ’14 & Mark R. AshenhurstAyco Charitable Foundation- Laura & Allen Leverett Charitable FundBadger Meter FoundationKathleen Zager Badura ’67Lori A. ’91, ’99 & Victor BaezKathleen A. & Bradford Bailey

Robert W. Baird & Co. FoundationMargaret ’74 & Thomas A. BalkeNancy Barkoviak ’81Dorothy L. Barnes-Miller ’05 & LeeRoy MillerChuck & Elizabeth Hayek ’67 BarnhillCharles & Teresa Hall BartelsJean ’81 & Terry BartelsMichelle A. ’04 & David BartelsonJanis M. Bartelt ’81Donna K. Barth ’63Diane Bashell Haubner ’73Linda M. ’01, ’07 & Keith BayMarilyn Adrian Becher ’80Lori A. Becker ’93Judith L. Snyder Belmontes ’89Judith ’72 & Thomas BeniakBetty J. ’65 & Leon BenjegerdesElla L. Jarvis Benson ’03Kristin Bergstrom & Lloyd DickinsonJim & Mary Beth ’75 BerkesS. Louise K. Bernier ’65Barbara ’79 & Paul D. BessetteSue Ann ’79 & Frank BevsekShirley ’59 & Jack BibleLuAnn ’01 & Phil BirdMarie Kay Bjelde ’81 & Thomas LinnemanRonald L. & Merilee M. BlakeRonald Lee & Merilee Marie Blake FoundationTina ’67 & Frank BlasKendra S. Bloodsaw ’11Carla J. ’61 & Cyrus BodaghiChristine M. Lach Boetticher ’71Maryann ’58 & Thomas G. BohnCornelius & Catherine B. ’62 BormanSusan Lynn Wendorf Bosman ’82Debora K. ’78 & Winslow Boyle-BorkowskiMargaret A. ’95 & Harvey BraatzMary M. ’86 & Ken BrabandLynde & Harry Bradley FoundationDanielle M. Brazee ’04Patricia ’68 & Tom BrewerBrewers Community FoundationThe Brico Fund, Inc.Ann C. Bronk ’10Brookbank FoundationBreonna A. Brown ’13Valerie J. Reuschlein Brown ’60Peter W. & Joan BruceJessica L. Brumm-LarsonJohn & Carol ’63 BrunnerBeverly I. Staats Bucher ’60The Bucyrus Foundation of the Greater Milwaukee FoundationThe Burke FoundationElaine BurkeElizabeth L. Burke ’87, ’00Ann Lynette Burton ’67Adele S. Schmitt Buss ’58Debra S. ButzCharlotte ’68 & Jay E. CableSandi Callaghan ’81Jami L. Graham Camburn ’07Roseanne ’69 & Robert CarlsonBarbara ’63 & James CaroJovita Carranza H ’11 & Joel W. RoqueDawn M. ’84 & Mike CarussMargaret “Maggie” Cary ’60Kim Marie Casey ’01, ’10Ann E. ’95 & Lawrence Castiglione

Cedar Street Charitable Foundation- Paul & Pat Jones FundCynthia Kasprzak Chada ’69Tina ChangDiane M. ’93 & Tracy CharnoCharter Manufacturing CompanyCamille A. Check ’72Susan Chobanian ’72 & Mardi MihranianMelissa D. Clark ’02, ’11Ruth F. Goncales Coakley ’66Marygrace F. Coll ’90Mary Ellen ’64 & John CollinsDorothy D. ’86 & Arthur ConradMaureen H. Conrad ’10Joyce ’69 & Rex CoonElizabeth A. Coppola ’12Jan Cosmos ’63Susane I. ’96 & Larry CowansMary F. Crivello-Witt ’95, ’12 & Brian G. WittJudith ’82 & Francis CroakIrene A. Cunningham ’76Joyce M. Scholz Cupertino ’62Eileen A. Palkowski Czernisz ’87Nellie P. ’94 & Miles DakeRosa Marie ’74 & Michael DalsingAlison M. Damato ’08Dorothy Danforth ’70Eloise N. ’86 & Emanuel O. DanielsKaye ’66 & James DaunJoan Gehant Davies ’69Dr. Vivien De Back ’54Dorothy K. DeanAlice L. Bradley Demlow ’00Gay Derderian-Kazarian ’80 & Kaiser KazarianJackielee M. VanRemmen Derks ’13Jill Desmond & Patrick FordKaren & Neil DesmondS. Bernardin Deutsch ’53Ruth DeYoung Kohler H ’12Ricardo & Margaret DiazShirley A. (Molock) Dieterman ’58S. Mary E. Diez ’67Patricia Doering ’59Linda ’73 & Daniel A. DolanCarol Zinner Dolphin ’62Kathleen ’68 & Ray J. DombrowskiBarbara B. Janusz Dopke ’02Karen P. Doppke ’64 & Philip F. JudyCatherine D. ’91 & Richard DowdellKristine A. Loppnow Downer ’01Susan & John DragisicGwen ’67 & V. J. DrapelaJudith A. ’61 & Martin G. DrinkaBradley E. Duckworth ’14Virginia A. Duiven ’13Edith ’78 & Robert DuPuyJill M. Duszynski ’90 & Paul KanitzPatricia A. DwightSylvia S. Edstrom ’91 † & William E. Edstrom, Sr.Bonnie J. ’99, ’04 & Cary EdwardsAnita M. EikensLucille H. ’97 & Larry EllenbergerAmal F. El-SheikhCarole A. ’61 & Byron ElsnerZohreh EmamiMelissa L. Enderle ’93Penny L. Engebose ’08Michelle M. Engl

Mary EnrothRobin M. Esch Gower ’11Marie C. Espina ’69Tracy C. Everett ’96Ralph Evinrude Foundation, Inc.Linda J. ’02 & Ed FauselSuzanne M. Felan ’62Laurie ’89 & John FelsS. Joyce A. Fey ’70Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Horton Family Fund A.K. Kesman Family FundDebra A. ’91 & Johnnie Fields, Jr.Corinne ’64 & William FinnJanet L. Fitch ’95E. Kelly & Jeff FitzsimmonsJillian T. Flood ’08Rosalie ’63 & Reinhard FollmannCarol A. ’02 & Angel FontanezFood Services, Inc.Pauline A. ’90 & Loren ForrestM. Noël Fortier ’11Valeria N. ’71 & Stanley C. FosterTrenette R. Tyars Fowler ’96David J. FrankSusan K. ’98 & Donald FredrichJacquelyn & Arlyn FredrickSandra ’89 & Roy FrisqueBonnie M. ’93 & Carl FuggiascoKathleen A. ’79 & Michael FussWilliam J. GaertnerGalaxy FoundationJessica M. Gamez ’11Karen Jo Ganey ’82Ellen M. Gardner ’69Suzann C. GardnerErica A. Garver ’10Elaine C. ’63 & Richard F. GarveyCarol Kozisek Gearheart ’66Patricia R. & Paul GeenenJoanne ’66 & Joseph GelsthorpeDavid GennrichLynn M. Mortenson Gettrust ’10Elizabeth M. GienckeKathleen (Casey) ’66 & Michael GiglBernadette ’68 & James GitterS. Barbara J. Goertz ’83,’05Monica T. Gomez Isaac ’01Cecelia Gore ’92, ’08S. Toni A. Gradisnik ’75Patricia ’85 & William GrahamGreater Milwaukee Foundaton Joan and Peter W. Bruce Fund Bucyrus Foundation Enroth Family Fund Robert F. and Jean E. Holtz Fund Austin and Heather Ramirez Foundation Fund Walter and Olive Stiemke Fund VanHimbergen Family FundThomas & Angela GreenJudith A. Gregor ’68Lois Gresholdt ’91Kelly A. Griffith ’11Barbara B. GroshekGretchen Grotenrath ’97Gary & Joanne GrunauLauralee F. GuilbaultErica T. ’00 & Jay GumienyDarlene R. Habanek

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Glen & Claire HackmannMarlene H. ’81 & John H. HaighSamantha A. Bork Hall ’07Hamparian Family FoundationS. Nancy Hansen ’75Katie R. Hardin ’02Carol J. Hardwick ’68Patricia ’87 & Alexander HardyJ. Scott & Genevieve C. HarknessKaren A. ’95 & Mario HartlaubPatricia A. ’93 & William HartmannRosalie B. Hartmann ’70Harold Hartshorne, Jr. †Mari-Anne ’91 & Donald HechmannJudy & David HeckerS. Elizabeth Ann Heese ’61Margaret M. Hegeman ’02, ’12Mary HegemanEvan & Marion Helfaer FoundationMaria C. Hernandez ’11Rosemary K. Hetrick ’12James D. HilbyJeanne Olson Hillebrand ’58Michelle L. ’02 & George HintonPatricia ’63 & Gerald HoeflerMary Kay ’71 & Willard HoffmannMargaret A. ’82 & Michael C. HollandGlenda (Moschetz) Holm ’69Judith ’78 & Randall R. HoltermanDaniel E. & Susan HortonMaryjoyce Hotelling ’74Patricia ’65 & Lee HribarRobert & Katherine HudsonKathleen Jo Boyum Hudziak ’71Mary Ellen ’63 & Terence HughesJudith A. Hurley ’88, ’00HUSCO International, Inc.Kathleen ’67 & David HutchisonMary R. Ingram ’77Amal Eid Jaber ’01Celia A. JacksonCindy F. ’91 & Kevin JacksonCynthia A. ’93, ’00 & Jeffrey JacksonHoward & Lisa JacobJoan M. Jacobsen ’87, MSN, EdD Jeanne ’64 & Robert B. JacquesJeanette C. Davis Janasik ’84Natalie D. JaskieJulie ’77 & John M. JaworowiczBarbara Balistreri Jeske ’82Jewish Community Foundation- Abigail & David Nash Philanthropic FundJames & Angelina Zammuto ’64 JodieJennifer J. JohansonDawn ’84 & Mark JohnsonMartha J. JohnsonMary Claire Jones ’88Paul W. & Pat JonesBarbara J. Henke Judd ’75Debra J. Jupka ’75Julie A. ’99 & Matthew JutrzonkaPatricia A. ’66 & Richard KadlecCarol ’91 & Robert KaufmannShirley ’65 & Lawrence KebbekusRaymond & Susan KehmBarbara ’65 & John L. KellerKathleen Kennison ’86Anthony K. & Barbara KesmanJoan & Frederick KesslerBruce J. KestelmanKathleen M. Kies

Lakesha N. Kinlow ’11Heather Kitchin & Rocklan WruckDonald & Gabriella ’83 KleinM. Patricia ’83 & John H. KleverBarbara A. Kluka ’66Amanda R. ’01 & Brian KlumbCaroline Ryczek Kobb ’56Erin M. Koch ’13Ann M. Koenig ’75Kathy ’70 & John KoettersJean Conlin Kolo ’56Kathleen O’Malley Koneazny ’67S. Clare Korte ’54Kathie C. ’90 & Lee W. KoskiS. Barbara Kraemer ’65Edna Kraschinsky ’52Helen ’71 & Thomas KroeningJudith A. Krysiak ’00Marlene L. Kukla ’88, ’06Catherine Kurek Ovshinsky ’67 & Harvey OvshinskyBarbara A. ’97 & Ronald LaabsMary Ann & Charles P. LaBahnRichard & Cathy ’62 LabinskiKaren ’63 & Earl P. LackeyKathleen G. LakeJustin R. LaMannaKathren Lamb ’95, ’12 & Bill ChappieGail A. Kowalski Lamberty ’92Jodie B. ’96 & Thomas LaneDawn M. ’87 & David LangdonMargaret K. Mahas Lange ’01Kevin LangreckPeggy Lannan ’65Joan A. Holzem Lanser ’53Susan L. ’85 & Kenneth LaplanteYvonne Larme ’73 & Harvey A. KurtzBarbara ’56 & Michael J. LautaKathleen Lawler ’82Donald Jr. & Mary Jo LaydenDonald Jr. and Mary Jo Layden Family FoundationMary S. ’05 & Daniel L. LeisterSandra A. Maciejewski Lenartz ’13Kaye W. ’11, ’14 & James LeszczynskiKay & Peter LettenbergerGraceabelle Casey LeVander ’54Allen & Laura LeverettYvonne-Marie A. Lewandowski ’03, ’09Elizabeth ’98 & Scott LingenDr. Marjory Bong-Ray Liu ’59Helen ’57 & Anthony LobueCarol A. ’02 & Mark LoomisDebra I. ’94 & Michael L. LoomisPamela LucasPatricia A. LuebkeShirley Lemke Lueder ’52Sarah M. Lukas ’08Mary ’55 & Russell LundKatherine A. LundeenSteve & Sally LundeenMary H. ’87 & Thomas P. LuzinskiJoanne S. MackJohn F. MageeKaren & Edward MaherJean M. MaierAngela M. ’63 & Thomas MaloyConnie ’75 & Michael MankeTonya Mantilla ’04Sharon ’59 & James MantschMarcus Corporation Foundation

Marilyn A. ’65 & Richard MarksJodi Z. MaroseMartin Family FoundationJessica L. MayPatricia ’66 & John McCabeMarlene ’66 & Wayne McCarterJanice Zeck McCarthy ’58Mary Ann Schuster McCormack ’50JoAnn Resch McGrath ’57Maryrita McIntyre Crisanti ’62Patricia A. Sekey McKay ’63Marc & Sandra McSweeneyMary J. Meehan H ’05Carol M. Meils ’75 †Carole Martinelli Meisel ’98John & Linda Mellowes FamilyMarcia L. MentkowskiKaren M. ’91 & Kenneth MerckxS. Regina Pacis Meservey ’62Louise Meske ’82Carol A. Mester ’65Mary Alice Weber Metzler ’58Lavetta Meyer Torke ’82 & Thomas S. TorkeLora A. Meyers ’11Mary M. Middendorf ’70Ann M. MillerSue MillerDebra P. MitchelsonDiane M. ’96 & Paul MoedeKaren R. Loiacano Molenda ’81Kathryn E. Monahan ’07Beth Monhollen ’97 & Daniel Seung Pugliese Patricia A. Baron Monigold ’11Celestine L. Moore ’13Kathleen M. MoosaviLou Ann Morey ’82Gail D. Morgan ’99John & Tashia Morgridge H ’07Diana L. Moro Goane ’84, ’13 & Ken GoaneMary H. Mroczenski ’94Mary J. Mueller ’11Patricia Michalski Mueller ’55Kim M. ’89 & James F. MuenchJudy ’75 & Jim MurphyKathryn MurrayTheresa ’76 & Robert MuselmanRobert and Theresa Muselman Charitable FundMr. & Mrs. Frederick A. Muth, Jr.Jane G. ’81 & John M. NackerConstance Nagel ’82Donna NamathAlyssa M. Narloch ’11Abigail & David NashMonica J. ’70 & Richard NatynskiS. Marlene M. Neises H ’99Rosemary ’66, DDS, PhD & Francis NeuhausJodi L. Ferch Neuwirth ’09Barbara K. NeversAnn NewcomerNext Generation ConsultingVirginia ’68 & Stanley NicholsKristine M. ’96, ’12 & David NiehusJoyce E. NoonanMarilyn Weiss Nowak ’54Kristine & Tom ObrechtS. Kathleen A. O’Brien ’67Kristine M. O’Donnell ’95Christine E. ’98 & Thomas O’GroskyKaylynn F. ’98 & Robert OldenburgHelen Riedl Onderak ’54

Diana Marie ’65 & Frederick T. O’RourkeJanet E. ’92 & Dennis O’SheaSusan OsterL. M. OverendHeather J. Petrzelka Page ’02Shirley Panosian ’78Delores G. ’97 & Melvin L. Parr, Sr.Barbara ’79 & David PattersonJoanna PattersonJohn PaulyAmy L. ’04 & David PawlakRosemary B. ’90 & Allen PearsonMaryanna Pelkowski ’66Paula PenebakerMary McGinnis Person ’84L. Robert PetersonLinda S. ’85 & Jeff PetersonMary Pettinger ’62Jane Bradley Pettit FoundationRichard Sr. & Suzanne PieperSuzanne & Richard Pieper Family FoundationMary K. ’02, ’05 & Donald PierceJacqueline P. Barnes Pinager ’98Heidelore J. ’01 & Jack PlaneyJudith ’67 & James PluteDenise A. PobereznyJoan M. ’74 & Edward J. PolettiSkip & Ildy PolinerNatalie J. ’03 & Paul PolinskeClaudia ’66 & George PorterTammy S. Potter ’07Jane M. Klaas Pranke ’67Maurine Prawdzik ’82 & Paul VillwockProactive Worldwide, Inc.Gail & David ProhaskaPaul & Patricia PurcellSusan F. PustejovskyJulie Quinlan Brame & Jason Brame ’12Sharon Quintenz ’65Ajita & Dushianthi RajendraAgustin A. Ramirez, Jr. Family FoundationAgustin Jr. & Rebecca RamirezAustin & Heather RamirezAdonica D. RandallBill † & Wendy RandallRosemary ’65 & Richard RankinPeg ’85 & Bill RauschenbergerDavid C. RavelJean C. Walczak Rebello ’63Patricia M. Zefran Reddy ’64Eleanor T. ’88 & Harry RehbergKiarra M. Whittington Reid ’06Reiman Foundation, Inc.Roy & Bobbi Reiman H ’06Geraldine ’59 & William RemmesKaren C. ’80 & Dann G. ReskeKellyann M. ReuterDonald F. RichardsKelly A. ’00 & Corey RichardsLois ’68 & Robert RichterCathy J. ’71 & Kenneth RickRebecca A. Rick ’04Margaret RiesterJoanne Neustifter Roberts ’69Glen P. RogersKim M. ’83 & Edward RohRose Mary ’81 & Raymond RosemeyerBarbara Beth Pace Rosenmerkel ’62Will Ross Memorial FoundationElizabeth J. Ross ’68 & Francisco Aguilar

Mary S. RowePatricia ’68 & Kenneth J. RozekJoanne A. Gompf Ruggieri ’76Rebecca L. RyanBarbara A. ’95 & Thomas W. SagerJulie C. SalentineJane ’69 & Richard SanfordJohn C. Savagian & Diane GraceCatherine A. Savaglio ’93Nancy T. SawyerMary C. ’82 & Gregory SbaragliaJanice ’80 & Kenneth C. SchaetzKim D. Schaffer ’81S. Celestine Schall ’48Lena S. Scheibengraber ’13Christine M. ’94 & Glenn SchellingerJim SchlaterS. MaryAnn Schmidt ’67Audrey Schmitt ’60Kathryn A. ’91 & Thomas P. SchneiderS. Mary Catherine Schneider ’69Marie E. SchoeppachSchool Sisters of St. Francis U.S. ProvinceBarbara ’66 & Gary SchroederKathleen A. Hinkley Schroeder ’07S. Judeen Schulte ’71Patricia ’66 & William SchulzKathleen M. Schwan Minik & Stephen J. MinikPenny M. Behl Schwanz ’03, ’11Mary Ann Schwartz ’62Judith A. ’63 & Donald SchwisterLaura A. SearElizabeth M. Novak Seaver ’67Marsha SehlerKathleen SeidelMark SekulaRae E. Sena ’10Sandra Sevilla-Garcia ’05 & Noe GarciaAmy Weber ShambargerStephen R. SharkeyMarcy H. Silverstein ’12Charlann G. Sirovatka ’69Madonna Marsden Sivwright ’94Dolores A. SkowronekNicole C. SkowronskiDona E. Clipp Smith ’74Susan E. ’92 & Anthony SmyczekShirley Petrowiak Sobocinski ’61Morgan V. SomersDaniel M. Soref Charitable TrustBonnie P. ’89 & John SorensonRose ’62 & Joseph SpangCatharine M. ’96 & Tim SpathMary E. Staten ’81, ’98Patricia A. Kelnhofer Stathas ’99Rachel M. ’99 & Paul SteeleJayne Steffens ’68 & Gerald M. CrossCindy M. Stegman ’07Steigleder Charitable TrustBarbara A. SteinS. Mary Anna Stickelmaier ’45S. Barbaralie Stiefermann ’64, PhD Emily S. Storm ’08Kris A. ’73, ’08 & George StrnadMary K. Stull ’79, RN, PhD Betty M. Suarez ’12Cassandra L. Sukowaty ’04Rebecca S. Surges ’09, ’12Stephen J. & Barbara SweenyVera ’61 & Robert Switalski

SysLogic, IncPegge & Dave SytkowskiMaricruz Talavera-Pettis ’99 & Andres PettisTamikia G. Taylor ’10, ’14Sebastian C. ThachenkaryKathleen ’66 & M. D. ThompsonLouise Simmons Thompson ’01Patricia A. ’76 & Michael ThompsonJanet L. Erickson Tibbetts ’76TOSA FoundationDiane F. TourangeauNorine ’61 & Jerome W. TrewynPeggy C. Turner ’74 & James BrunkeMarianne ’56 & Robert G. UllrichLinda Umbdenstock ’68 & Fred W. DunnTeresa A. ValentKatie L. VanBommelTom & Lynne VanHimbergenAdriana ’13 & Luis A. Vazquez, Jr.Ilona ’66 & Gilberto E. VegaSusan ’93 & Randy VeresLinda M. ’97 & Gerald VerweyRita Vincent ’55Theresa Virgona ’63Dorothy ’75 & James VittoneAnne H. VogelRochelle A. Clore Wacker ’97Christine Laskowski Walczak ’69Rose M. ’65 & Frederick WaleckiJoyce A. Rosa Walsh ’68Mary Jo ’91 & James M. WalshRita ’69 & Thomas P. WaltersKristin J. Garstecki Ward ’11Michelle A. ’96 & Breck WardRhonda M. & Christopher E. WareBritney C. Watson ’12Claire Dufresne Weber ’84Erica J. Kowalski Weber ’12Filippa C. DiBella Weber ’92Brooke P. Wegner ’99, ’03Diana M. ’69 & Thomas WeisenburgerRegina F. ’59 & Gordon E. WeissMarguerite Wendell ’55Barbara Wesener ’70Erin J. Johnson Whitehead ’14Elizabeth M. Widder ’12Margaret ’51 & George WilcoxSharon S. WilcoxJoan M. Wilde ’59Patricia M. ’61 & Bill WildeJessica E. Williams ’09Kathleen A. WilliamsLinda F. ’83 & Bryan K. WilliamsDiane ’80 & Robin WilsonMary ’67 & Ronald WilsonCarol L. ’82 & Keith WinegardenEileen M. ’54 & Charles D. WolfMichelle S. WolfeKay C. Wolferstetter ’10Jo Ann ’88 & Raymond S. WutkowskiBarbara J. Wyatt Sibley ’82 & Rev. Louis Sibley IIIWilliam YersinAnn E. YezziChristian YoungKellie M. YustKealalani Todd Zane ’69Rebecca L. Zeman ’09Bernadine Jablonski Ziemba ’68

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matChIng gIft CompanIes

Abbott Laboratories FundAmerican International Group, Inc.American Transmission CompanyArtisan Partners Limited PartnershipAssurant Health FoundationAT&T FoundationRobert W. Baird & Co. FoundationThe Boeing CompanyThe Bucyrus Foundation of the Greater Milwaukee FoundationDel Monte FoodsDriscoll’sDun & BradstreetExxonMobil FoundationFM GlobalGE FoundationGeneral Mills FoundationW.W. Grainger, Inc.Harley-Davidson FoundationHealth Systems Educational Services, Ltd.IBM CorporationIllinois Tool Works FoundationJ P Morgan Chase FoundationJohnson Controls, Inc.McGraw-Hill CompaniesMGICMicrosoft CorporationNorthwestern Mutual FoundationOracle CorporationThe Pentair FoundationPrudential FoundationPSE&GRockwell AutomationSC JohnsonA.O. Smith FoundationU.S. Bancorp FoundationVerizon FoundationWe Energies Foundation

2013 alverno Inferno golf outIng

Event Co-ChairsJudith A. Drinka ’61Gary P. GrunauRoy Reiman

Donors and VolunteersAnonymousMike AbramsAdvanced Marketing Insights, LLCJames AltstadtErik AndersonTino ArvanetesRobert W. Baird & Co. FoundationCharles & Teresa BartelsBartolotta Charitable FundRonald BatesBeer Capitol Distributing Co., Inc.Kathleen BeldenJim & Mary Beth ’75 BerkesBruce BlockBMO Harris BankJerry BoeselagerJohn BoosBrewers Community FoundationPeter W. & Joan BruceElaine BurkeRichard P. ButlerCarl CahillJovita Carranza H ’11Dean CasperTina ChangCPL Industries, Inc.Nancy CreuzigerDavid J. Frank Landscape Contracting, Inc.Joe DerezinskiSusan & John DragisicJudith A. ’61 & Martin G. DrinkaWilliam E. EasthamJoan FarrellBrad FerronKatherine FeuchtTricia FlemingFoamationFood Services, Inc.S. Deborah A. Fumagalli ’06Ellen M. Gardner ’69Goodwill IndustriesCecelia Gore ’92, ’08S. Toni A. Gradisnik ’75Greater Milwaukee Foundation- Joan & Peter W. Bruce FundGrucon Group LLCGary P. GrunauJohn GrunauTodd HajewskiJeff HarrisMari-Anne ’91 & Donald HechmannJason HeimanCliff HenricksonJames HenryJacqueline Herd-BarberNancy HernandezJohn HimmelspachDaniel E. HortonKatherine M. HudsonRobert Hudson, Jr.Judith A. Hurley ’88, ’00

J. H. Findorff & Son, Inc.James KegelKegel’s InnJohn KerseyJulie KreyMary Ann & Charles P. LaBahnScott LarsonKathleen Lawler ’82Elizabeth LopezWayne LundeSteve & Sally LundeenBrad MaagerManpowerGroupJan H ’11 & Vince MartinDonald MassaMike MatusDan McCarthyDan McDermottMatt McGuirePatrick McGuireMarc & Sandra McSweeneyMary J. Meehan H ’05Mark MeixelspergerGaylen MendiniS. Regina Pacis Meservey ’62Dale MillerDavid MillerMr. & Mrs. Frederick A. Muth, Jr.Joyce & Bruce MyersAbigail & David NashS. Marlene M. Neises H ’99Kristine ObrechtS. Kathleen A. O’Brien ’67Lyle OrwigPark BankRalph & Carolyn PatitucciRyan PowellPatricia PuccinelliPurcell Charitable FoundationPaul & Patricia PurcellSam PurperoJosh QuinnDamien RaaschScott RamlowJoe RamsakBill † & Wendy Randall Melissa RankAndy ReadS. Joel Read ’48Regis SolutionsRoy & Bobbi H ’06 ReimanReinhart Boerner Van DeurenS. Carol RigaliEric SadlerKate SagerKim D. Schaffer ’81Kevin ScheibelJoe SchmidSchmidt Custom FloorsSchool Sisters of St. Francis-U.S. ProvinceS. Judeen Schulte ’71Marsha SehlerLynn SonnenbergGina M. Spang ’08Rose ’62 & Joseph SpangJohn & Lynn StewartS. Barbaralie Stiefermann ’64, PhD Jerry StoffieldCarl Strohmaier

SysLogic, IncTerry TabbertSebastian C. ThachenkaryTim TikkuriNed TimaracUihlein Wilson ArchitectsDennis VilkoskiGeorge VranesEric WeberFilippa C. DiBella Weber ’92Regis WelshMichael WhiteCarl WickmanWille & Lundeen LLPTroy WohltBarbara J. Wyatt Sibley ’82

† Deceased


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alverno alumnae association Established by the Alverno Alumnae Association in 1982 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

alverno Classes of ’60 & ’61 Established by various donors in 1998 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

alverno College fund Established by the Alvin & Marion Birnschein Foundation and was originally called the Birnschein Nursing Scholarship. In 1993 it was transferred to the general college endowment fund for scholarship purposes.

alverno national Council Established by the President’s Council in 1986 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

anR Pipeline Established by ANR Pipeline in 1998 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

evelyn D. arend Established in 2010 to provide scholarship assistance to needy students who have demonstrated their commitment to lifelong learning by their persistence over time in pursuing their education.

Barlow (Rita, edward and helen) nursing Established by Edward Barlow in 1986 to provide scholarship assistance to nursing students who demonstrate academic promise.

Beihoff music Established by Beihoff Music in 1986 to provide scholarship assistance for music students demonstrating financial need.

mary Bethune Established by Patricia Wilde ’61 in 2001 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

Beatrice Biesik Established by Beatrice Biesik ’66 in 2000 to provide scholarship support for students demonstrating financial need.

Barbara mathews Blanton Established by Barbara Mathews Blanton ’76 in 1999 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

Kathryn m. Bydalek memorialEstablished by Kathryn Bydalek in 1989 to provide scholarship assistance to students training to become teachers, nurses, or therapists who will work with troubled or deprived youth.

Robert f. Byrnes Established by Eleanor Byrnes in 1998 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

alfred & hilda Case Established by Alfred Case in 1986 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

Charlotte & James Casey Established by Michael and Kathleen ’66 Gigl in 1996 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

Childcare support fund Established anonymously in 1986 to provide scholarship assistance for students using Alverno College childcare services and demonstrate financial need.

Carolynn traudt Christian nursing Established by Patricia Wilde ’61 in 2009 to provide scholarship support for students who demonstrate academic promise.

Class of ’62Established by Class of ’62 alumnae in 2012 to provide scholarship support for students demonstrating academic success and financial need.

Class of ’65Established by Class of ’65 alumnae in 2012 to provide scholarship support for students demonstrating academic success and financial need.

Bonnie B. Cleary memorial Established by Catherine Cleary, Trustee, in 1989 to provide scholarship assistance for nursing students.

Catherine Conroy memorial Established by Catherine Conroy in 1992 to provide scholarship support for non-traditional students who are continuing to work while attending school.

Cornerstone foundation of northeastern Wisconsin Established by Fort Howard Paper Company in 1985 to assist a full-time freshman who demonstrates financial need and resides in Brown, Outagamie, Kewaunee, Door, Manitowoc, Calumet, Oconto, or Shawano County.

suzanne Kozak Coverdale Established by David Coverdale in 1999 to provide scholarship assistance to students with children.

Patrick & anna Cudahy fund Established by the Patrick & Anna Cudahy Fund in 1986 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

faith Devine Established by Faith Devine ’66 in 2000 to provide scholarship support for students who are low-income single mothers.

L. William Dewey Jr. memorial Established by Briggs & Stratton in 1989 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

filippa DiBella Established by Filippa DiBella Weber ’92 in 1997 to provide scholarship support for students demonstrating financial need.

sister mary diez educationestablished in 2014 by friends and students of sister mary Diez to commemorate her extraordinary leadership of alverno’s school of education, her dedication to constant improvement of teacher education programs nationally and globally, and her passion for developing teachers who serve their students with great care, competence and courage.

Carol Zinner Dolphin arts/Communication education Established by Carol Zinner Dolphin ’62 in 2004 to provide scholarship assistance to students in Education (area of Communication or Fine Arts). In addition to education preparation classes, the student must be majoring in English, Professional Communication, Creative Arts, Theatre Arts or Dance and Movement Studies.


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agnese Dunne memorial Established by Agnese Dunne in 1986 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

sister elizabeth engel memorial Established by various memorial gifts in 2001 to provide scholarship assistance for education students demonstrating financial need.

frank & mary ermenc memorialEstablished by Mary Ermenc in 1986 to provide scholarship assistance for fine arts students.

sister Joann euper memorial Established in 1998 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

suzanne m. felan Established by Suzanne M. Felan ’62 in 2007 in memory of Howard L. Felan and Margaret E. Felan to provide scholarship support for students with majors in elementary or high school education who demonstrate academic promise.

thom R. feroah excellence in visual Communication Established by Dr. Thom R. Feroah in 2007 to support partial tuition scholarships to students who demonstrate outstanding technical and aesthetic abilities in black and white and/or digital photography.

helene fuld health trust endowed scholarship fund for Baccalaureate nursing studentsEstablished by the Helene Fuld Health Trust in 2003 to provide scholarship assistance for nursing students enrolled in Alverno’s baccalaureate nursing program.

Donna & thomas gaffney Established by Donna Gaffney ’68 in 1996 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

Raymond galvin memorial Established in 1986 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

ellen m. gardner & michael hansen Established by Ellen Gardner ’69 in 1995 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

georgiann and William gielow Established by William and Georgiann ’64 Gielow in 2011 to provide scholarship assistance for a junior or senior level nursing, music and/or education student with financial need.

graduation Class gifts Established by various donors in 1986 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

sister Bernarda handrup memorial Established by various memorial gifts in 1995 to provide scholarship assistance for physical science students demonstrating financial need.

Barbara frost harkness Established by Ralph Harkness in 2006. Barbara Frost Harkness was a fourth generation Californian who held a special regard and interest in the welfare of Hispanic people. The intent of this endowed scholarship is to honor her memory by encouraging more young women of Hispanic ethnicity to attend and complete a baccalaureate degree at Alverno College. The ultimate goal is to increase the number of Hispanic college graduates in Milwaukee with the hope that these graduates will serve as a role model and inspiration to other young Hispanic women.

Ralph & melita harknessEstablished by J. Scott Harkness and Thomas J. Harkness in 2010 on behalf of the families of Ralph and Melita Harkness to provide scholarship assistance for first-generation students demonstrating financial need.

William Randolph hearst Established by the William Randolph Hearst Foundation in 1992 to provide scholarship assistance for disadvantaged non-traditional students.

elizabeth n. holcombe Established by Louise Lux-Sions in 1994 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

Roland & Bernadine huber Established by Bernadine Huber ’75 in 2000 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

Larry K. hyde Established by Kathleen Hyde ’92 in 2002 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

sister theophane hytrek memorial Established in 1992 to provide scholarship assistance for music students demonstrating financial need.

Knights of Columbus - father Zeyen memorial Established by the Bishop Henni General Assembly Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus in 1952 to perpetuate the memory of Father Zeyen and to provide a music scholarship.

Kohler foundation Established by the Kohler Foundation in 1984 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

mary ann & Charles LaBahn Established by Mary Ann and Charles LaBahn in 1999 to provide scholarship support to assist Serbian immigrants in completing their higher education.

sister Laura Lampe memorial fine arts Established in 1992 to provide scholarship assistance for music and fine arts students demonstrating financial need.

grace & thor Larsen Established by Grace Larsen ’81 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

eugene & Joyce Lawler Established by Kathleen Lawler ’82 in 1982 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

Layton foundation Established by the trustees of the Layton Foundation in 1985 to provide scholarship assistance for art students demonstrating financial need.

sister georgine loackerestablished by friends of sister georgine Loacker ’47 in 2013 to continue her legacy of dedication to the determined women seeking to earn an alverno degree, by providing scholarship assistance for future alverno College students.

george & Loretta Lux memorial Established by Louise Lux-Sions in 1993 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

Jeanne Lux Established by Louise Lux-Sions in 2000 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

Louise Lux-sions & harry sions Established by Louise Lux-Sions in 1995 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

margie fund Established by Margaret Wittkopp ’90 in 2000 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

Caroline s. mark Established by Caroline S. Mark in 1985 to provide scholarship support for students demonstrating financial need.

Jan martin Established in 2011 in honor of Jan Martin H ’11 to provide scholarship support for a student demonstrating financial need.

Richard and eleanor mathews Established by Barbara Mathews Blanton ’76 to provide scholarship support for nursing students.

marjorie J. maurice Established by Margaret Cary ’60 in 2010 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

sister elizabeth mcCourt memorial Established under the direction of Sister Bernardin Deutsch ’53 in 1986 to provide scholarship assistance for math students demonstrating financial need.

mary J. meehan Established by the Alverno College Board of Trustees in 2009 to provide scholarship support for students who demonstrate academic promise.

mary Lee meehan Established by Mary J. Meehan H ’05 in 2008 to provide scholarship support for students who demonstrate academic promise.

Carol m. meils, mDEstablished by the estate of Carol Meils ’75 in 2013 to provide scholarship support for women who demonstrate drive and ability to be successful in science.

miller Brewing CompanyEstablished by Phillip Morris in 1996 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

Jeanette mitchell Established by Jeanette Mitchell ’82 in 1999 to support scholarships for African-American students.

James L. monaghan family Established by the trustees of the Monaghan Charitable Trust in 1986 to provide scholarship assistance to an entering full-time freshman student in business and management who resides in Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Washington, Waukesha, Walworth, Kenosha or Racine County.

frederick a. & mary ellen muth, Jr. family Established by Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Muth, Jr. in 1986 to memorialize, now and in the future, the deceased members of their family. The scholarship provides support for women attending Alverno’s weekday college program who demonstrate financial need.

elizabeth m. o’Leary Established in 2010 to provide scholarship assistance to a student majoring in art who demonstrates financial need.

Philip & mariette orth Established by Philip Orth in 1986 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

the osborn family Established by Guy and Louise Osborn in 2004 to provide scholarship support to students majoring in business who demonstrate academic promise.

Parent’s gift Established by Sister Mary Catherine Hauke ’75 in 2004 to provide scholarship support for the undergraduate education of women attending Alverno who are interested in pursuing a career in teaching or nursing and who demonstrate academic promise.

thomas & ella Patterson Established by Ann Patterson-Barton ’77 in 2000 to provide scholarship support for students who demonstrate financial need.

milton & Lillian Peck foundation – Peck scholar ProgramEstablished by Bernard J. Peck and fellow officers of the Milton & Lillian Peck Foundation to annually support four full tuition scholarships. The Peck Scholar Program seeks to recognize and reward students at Alverno who demonstrate outstanding leadership skills, effective citizenship, academic excellence and community participation. The Peck Scholar Program serves as a memorial to Milton and Lillian Peck who dedicated their lives and support to the Milwaukee community in appreciation for the support the community had provided them.

Robert g. Pitman memorial Established by Gerald Pitman in 1981 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

Charles & Rosalie Purpero memorial Established by Rose Spang ’62 in 1986 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

Ramusack family Established in 2006 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

sister Joel Read scholars Established by various donors in 2002 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

Quesada roque family emerging business leadersestablished by Jovita Carranza H ’11 and Joel W. Roque in 2013 to provide scholarship assistance to full-time school of business students who exhibit exemplary academic achievement, team work, community service, and/or creative leadership and are committed to advancing the interests of women in business.

monica samudio memorial Established by Keno and Mary Samudio in 1996 to honor the memory of their beloved daughter. This scholarship provides assistance for music therapy students.

Lawrence & Christina schall memorial Established by Sister Celestine Schall ’48 in 1981 to provide scholarship assistance for a young woman from a large family who needs financial assistance but, because of the family’s income and assets, does not qualify for state or federal financial aid.

sister augustine scheele memorial Established by the Board of Trustees at Alverno in 1982 to provide scholarship assistance for religious non-traditional students demonstrating financial need.

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As part of the decorating scheme, quote walls have been installed thoughout the new spaces to inspire and encourage our students. Mary Meehan's quote, "Alverno enlivens our faith, sparks our creativity, bestows gifts of friendship, and teaches us what is most important in life," is located on Main Street.

school sisters of st. francis - u.s. Province & sisters from Developing Countries Established by the School Sisters of St. Francis - U.S. Province in 1991 to provide scholarship assistance for foreign students who are Sisters.

school sisters of st. francis - u.s. Province faculty & staff Established by the School Sisters of St. Francis in 1985 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

school sisters of st. francis - u.s. Province minority & nursing Established by the School Sisters of St. Francis - U.S. Province in 1987 to provide scholarship assistance for minority nursing students demonstrating financial need.

virginia schuldenberg Pathways Established by Virginia Schuldenberg in 1998 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

Laverne and Bernard schulte family Legacy nursing Established by the Schulte Family in 2010 to provide scholarship assistance to a nursing major returning to school after some life experiences who wants to earn a baccalaureate or advanced nursing degree.

florence & John schumann foundation Established by the Schumann Foundation and Caroline Mark in 1986 to provide scholarship assistance for minority students attending weekend college who demonstrate financial need.

elmer & evelyn searing memorial Established by Mary Ann Searing ’71 in 2005 to provide scholarship support to an incoming freshman who demonstrates financial need and outstanding academic achievement and who is enrolled in a fulltime degree-track program.

tricia J. seidler memorial Established by Andrew Seidler in 2011 to provide scholarship assistance for a master’s student in the Family Nurse Practitioner program demonstrating financial need.

Karen & David sewall nursing Established by Karen Sewall ’67 in 2000 to provide scholarship assistance for married nursing students demonstrating financial need.

amy shapiro Established by Karen Jensen ’99 to provide scholarship assistance for a weekend student.

Patricia m. swadish siberz nursingEstablished by Patricia M. Swadish Siberz ’79 in 2006 to provide a partial tuition scholarship to an academically qualified Alverno junior nursing student who demonstrates financial need.

Lois J. steffen memorial Established by Richard V. Steffen in 1985 in memory of his wife, Lois J. Steffen.

sister seraphim stoecker memorial Established in 1986 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

milton thomas teets Established by Phyllis Teets ’86 in 1999 to provide scholarship support for nursing students.

Judith thompson Established by Judith Thompson in 1989 to provide scholarship assistance for one nursing student and one education student.

sister Leona truchan science education Established by Bonnie Kotvis and other donors in 2001 to provide scholarship assistance to students majoring in a physical, biological, environmental or broadfield science with a secondary education emphasis or to any student in elementary education with a science support.

trustee Established by various donors in 1996 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

Julia and David uihleinEstablished by the David and Julia Uihlein Charitable Foundation in 2012 to provide a full tuition scholarship to a student who is academically qualified and demonstrates financial need. Preference is given to students who graduate from a high school in the Milwaukee Public School system.

Jean vollrath Established by Jean Vollrath in 1996 to provide scholarship support for students demonstrating financial need.

Kathryn thunander Whittaker memorialEstablished by Paul Whittaker in 1999 to provide scholarship assistance for education students demonstrating financial need.

Women of Color Established by the Alverno Alumnae Association in 1999 to provide scholarship assistance for students of color.

James o. Wright/Badger meter foundation Established by Badger Meter and James Wright in 1991 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

mary a. yersin Established by William B. Yersin in 2007 to support a full tuition scholarship for an incoming freshman who is academically qualified and demonstrates financial need.

youth foundation of milwaukee Board of Realtors, Inc. Established by the Youth Foundation of Milwaukee Board of Realtors in 1986 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

Clement J. Zablocki memorial Established in 1984 to provide scholarship assistance for students demonstrating financial need.

bold indicates newly established endowed scholarship between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014.

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