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Dear Friends of UNM,

I a m honor ed to have been chosen to lead the University of New Mexico as its 20th president, and I am encouraged by the generosity I have seen from our closest supporters.

While it has only been four months, I have seen much to be proud of at UNM. Last academic year, the University awarded approximately 2,960 undergraduate degrees, 1,110 master’s degrees, 292 professional degrees and 186 doctorate degrees. This is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our outstanding faculty and students. The Health Sciences Center broke ground on the new Cancer Center in May and then turned around and opened the Bill and Barbara Richardson Pavilion, which houses the state’s only Level I Trauma Center, in June.

None of these accomplishments could have been possible without the tireless work of our development team and the generous support of our closest friends. All totaled, the University was able to raise $72.5 million this year, more than $11 million over our goal.

Thanks to the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the University will be working to improve health policy in New Mexico through the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Center for Health Policy. The University will also be in the business of attracting distinguished history faculty members and supporting teaching, research and publication by existing faculty with the

help of the William H. and Marjorie Bell Chambers Endowed Award for Excellence in History. These are just two examples of the ways foundations and committed alumni are connecting with the University. There are many more examples of generosity demonstrated during this past year’s fund raising, some of which are highlighted in this report.

Lastly, I want to tell you how excited we are to have our students back on campus. We welcomed our new freshmen with their fresh ideas and academic enthusiasm; started off the football season with a great home win against our in-state rivals from NMSU; and this month we will begin our basketball season with our new coach, Steve Alford.

This is an exciting time at the University of New Mexico, and I invite each of you to come connect with the University as we continue to build on the legacy of excellence that is UNM.

Thank you for your continued support of your state’s flagship university.

Sincerely,

David J. Schmidly2 0 th P re s i d e nt o f the Unive r s i t y o f Ne w Me x i c o

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I n aca de m ic y e a r 2 0 06 -2 0 07, the UNM Foundation raised more than $72 million in gifts from 19,500 donors—both new records. These gifts represent an increase of more than $24 million over last year’s record total.

We are privileged to help connect your philanthropic wishes with causes that provide tangible results, benefiting not only our University, but often, the state, nation and world, as well. Your gifts support a wide variety of areas, such as scholarships and fellowships, initiatives for engaging students as problem-solvers in our communities, faculty professorships and chairs, and medical equipment for UNM Hospital.

Important work remains to be done. UNM’s new president, Dr. David J. Schmidly, has collaborated with UNM stakeholders—including faculty, students, staff, alumni, community leaders and donors—to establish UNM’s vision for the 21st century. This vision, simply put, is to attain the level of excellence to count UNM among the top academic and research universities. This goal will be achieved by meeting established benchmarks, providing unparalleled, exceptional education and health care.

In working to achieve this vision, we must create opportunities and innovation for our students and faculty, build resources, enhance our research and advance the activities that will propel this University to reach its fullest potential. By connecting the work of our strong team with your generosity, UNM will realize its vision, as articulated by President Schmidly.

Every day UNM’s more than 32,000 students receive the benefit of your generous donations. These students will become teachers, engineers, health care providers, artists, business professionals and community leaders. Students are our future. Your donations provide the gift of an education, which in turn changes the lives of students and patients, offering promise for the future.

Thanks to you, the UNM Foundation provides the financial support to improve the lives of the people who are the University of New Mexico.

Sincerely,

Michael K. KinganPresident, UNM FoundationUNM Vice President for Institutional Advancement

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CARL ALONGICurrent Executive CommitteeAlbuquerque (2006-2010)

KATHLEEN AVILA Albuquerque (2000-2008)

SANDRA BEGAY-CAMPBELLAlbuquerque (2007-2011)

LAURA HUETER BASSCurrent Executive CommitteeAlbuquerque (2006-2010)

STEPHANIE BENNETT-SMITH, PhDBrielle, N.J. (2005-2009)

DOROTHY WADE BLACKSanta Fe (2001-2009)

THOMAS F. BLUEHER, Esq. ∫Albuquerque (2003-2007)

ROBERT L. BOVINETTE Immediate Past Chair Albuquerque (2004-2008)

DOUGLAS M. BROWNAlbuquerque (2001-2009)

ERNEST B. (BERNIE) BUTTERFIELD, JR. Albuquerque (2001-2009)

LOUANN LUJAN BYRDAlbuquerque (2007-2011)

LOUISE W. CAMPBELL Corrales, N.M. (2004-2008)

MICHELLE COONSAlbuquerque (2007-2011)

JOHN CORDOVAAlbuquerque (2006-2010)

THELMA DOMENICIChair, Board of DirectorsAlbuquerque (2000-2008)

JIM ELLISSan Marino, Calif. (2006-2010)

MICHAEL A. EMERSONAlbuquerque (2002-2010)

VIOLA E. FLOREZ, PhDInterim Provost , UNM

GUS FOSTERTaos (2007-2011)

GEORGE FRIBERG Albuquerque (1999-2011)

WILLIAM E. GARCIASanta Fe, N.M. (2000-2008)

ROBERT M. GOODMAN ∫Albuquerque (1996-2007)

GARY L. GORDON Board Vice-Chair/Chair ElectAlbuquerque (2004-2008)

DAVID HARRISBoard Treasurer

PETER JOHNSTONEAlbuquerque (2007-2011)

YOLANDA JONES KING, PhDMoriarty, N.M. (1999-2011)

MICHAEL KINGANPresident of the FoundationVice President for Advancement, UNM

GERALD LANDGRAF Albuquerque (2004-2008)

JUDITH LAVENDERNational Vice-ChairChicago, Ill . (2001-2009)

IONA LEE ∫San Mateo, N.M. (1999-2007)

MARK LESHER, MDAlbuquerque (2007-2011)

JOHN J. LOPEZ San Diego, Calif. (2003-2011)

SONNET MCKINNONGreenwich, Conn. (2006-2010)

LILLIAN MONTOYA-RAELPresident , UNM Alumni Association Albuquerque (2007-2008)

ROBERT MURPHYAlbuquerque (2006-2010)

ANNE JARVIS O’BRIEN, Esq.Washington, D.C. (2001-2009)

JACK OLIVEAnchorage, Alaska (2007-2011)

GEORGE E. OMER, JR., MD ∫Albuquerque (1998–2007)

PETER PARNEGG ∫Albuquerque (1999-2007)

STEVEN PETRANOVICHGallup, N.M. (2007-2011)

DOROTHY RAINOSEKAlbuquerque (1998–2010)

HENRY M. RIVERA, Esq.Arlington, Va. (2004-2008)

NESTOR J. ROMERO Albuquerque (2004-2008)

PAUL ROTH, MDExecutive Vice President , UNM Health Sciences Center

BETTY JEAN SABO ∫ Albuquerque (2004-2007)

DAVID SCHMIDLY, PhDPresident , UNM

RON SCHNEIER Wilton, Conn. (2000-2008)

LEON SILVER, PhD ∫Pasadena, Calif. (1999-2007)

ROBERT D. TAICHERT, Esq. Albuquerque (2003-2011)

KYLA THOMPSONCurrent Executive CommitteeAlbuquerque (2000-2008)

MARY ANN WEEMS ∫Albuquerque (1999-2007)

LOUIS L. WELLER, FAIAAlbuquerque (2002-2010)

ELIZABETH WIGGINSHouston, Texas (2007-2011)

ANNE YEGGESecretary of the BoardAlbuquerque (2002-2010)

RAYMOND ZILERCurrent Executive Committee Albuquerque (2000-2008)

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PR I VAT E GI V I NGF Y 2 0 06 - 2 0 07

During the fiscal year 2006-2007, the University of New Mexico received $72.6 million in private support, exceeding the projected fund-raising goal for the eighth straight year. More than 19,750 loyal supporters as well as new donors made this outstanding achievement possible, thereby continuing our strong fund-raising momentum. Private support includes all gifts made or pledged to the UNM Foundation and those gifts made directly to UNM’s schools, colleges, departments and programs. Whether you’re an alumnus or friend of UNM or a representative of a corporation or a foundation, you help build on great progress at the University of New Mexico. Thank you for your generosity!

CONSOL I DAT E D I N V E STM E N T F U N DF Y 2 0 06 - 2 0 07

The University of New Mexico Board of Regents has delegated authority to the UNM Foundation Investment Committee to act as the official “advisory committee” to oversee and manage the combined endowment assets of the University and the Foundation. The investment committee follows guidelines set forth in the Consolidated Investment Fund Endowment Investment Management Policy approved by the UNM Board of Regents and the UNM Foundation Board. The endowment assets of the University and the Foundation are combined for investment purposes and operated as a unitized pool known as the Consolidated Investment Fund (CIF). The philosophy of the investment policy is structured around the concept of complementary managers that are responsible for specific asset categories and management styles in a fully diversified portfolio.

At June 30, 2007, the market value of the CIF was approximately $323 million, up from approximately $266 million at June 30, 2006 based on the following performance:

Performance was led once again by the international equity markets with a very strong return of 35.9 percent while U.S. equities returned 20.7 percent, fixed income returned 3.3 percent and the hedge fund portfolio returning 18.6 percent. The real assets that were added to the portfolio returned 12.5 percent while the allocations to private equity are still too new to assess performance. In addition to the customary investment management expenses, an administrative allocation equivalent to 0.98 percent of the market value is allocated from each participating fund in the CIF.

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Grants UNM $18.1 Million for National Center

I m agi n e that the newest perspective in the

national debate over health policy comes from those who stand the most to gain from quality health care: minorities, Hispanics and Native Americans in particular. Now imagine those people are UNM students.

With the help of an $18.1 million grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF), this

scenario could become reality within five years.The grant will establish a center for health policy

at UNM that will prepare minority doctoral students for leadership in health policy through recruitment, retention and stimulating academic programs. The center will also conduct independent

research on how current health policy

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spotlight these issues in national conferences and workshops.

“When it comes to health, one size does not fit all,” says RWJF President and CEO Risa Lavisso-Mourey. “We need to nurture and support a new generation of health policy leaders with diverse perspectives.”

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A ser ious auto accident followed by a long hospital stay. It’s an experience most people wouldn’t care to remember. But Geoffrey S.M. Hedrick did, and his memory of the excellent care that University of New Mexico Hospital (UNMH) provided him 40 years ago was so indelible that he expressed his gratitude with one of the largest gifts from an individual that UNM has ever received.

Hedrick has made a successful career as an avionics executive and entrepreneur. Technology is his passion, and he wanted to make a gift that utilized technology to advance patient care. He decided to fund the purchase of a new dual head multi-slice computed tomography (CT) scanner for the UNMH Trauma Center.

The gift will help UNMH significantly improve its diagnostic abilities. “It will help us do what would have taken years to do otherwise,” says Steve McKernan, CEO of UNMH. “It’s really going to make a significant difference in patient care.”

Connecting Grateful Memories with a Great Gift

Avionics Entrepreneur Funds CT Machine for UNM Hospital Trauma Center

Andrew Friberg and his son, Ryan (one of twin boys) of Ruidoso, N.M., receive care at UNM Children’s Hospital within the University’s Health Sciences Center on UNM’s north campus in Albuquerque.

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UNM Professor’s Gift Matched By Wife’s Employer

Presidential Scholarship Connects Aspiring Astrophysicist to Education

“ Withou t my Presidential Scholarship, I would feel like one of the crowd,” says Stefanie Gallegos, senior astrophysics major. While she enjoys gaining job experience, the merit-based scholarship keeps her focused on academics. Gallegos is the first recipient of the Sewa Singh and Jaswant Kaur Memorial Presidential Scholarship, endowed by UNM Physics and Astronomy Professor Dr. Harjit Ahluwalia and his wife, Manjit.

Ahluwalia was inspired by UNM Regent Don Chalmers’ scholarship banquet speech, “Pay It Forward,” based on a movie about a boy who thinks we can improve the world if everyone who receives help from a stranger in turn helps another. Ahluwalia thought, “This might be a very good way of memorializing my parents’ contribution to my upbringing.” Matching gifts from his wife’s employer, Sandia National Laboratories-Lockheed Martin, helped fund the endowment.

Next for Gallegos: graduate school. Ahluwalia says, “She’s a serious student and we were very particular that this scholarship go to a minority female student in the area of physics and astronomy.”

Read more at www.unm.edu/ foundation/psp.

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Connecting Fine Arts and the Film Industry

Mesa del Sol Developer Endows UNM Film and Media Arts Professorship

L ast spr i ng a gift from Forest City Covington, master developer of the Mesa del Sol planned community in Albuquerque, boosted the development of a multidisciplinary film and digital media program at UNM.

The Mesa del Sol Endowed Professorship in Film and Digital Media helps the University recruit top talent to the new program, which began this fall. The groundbreaking program fosters communication and collaboration across disciplines ranging from fine arts and architecture to business, engineering and arts and sciences.

The program’s objectives include integrating film and digital media, helping build a local movie industry, providing locals with the education and training to work in the new industry, and fostering research. A commissioned report suggests that students with skills developed by the program will hold greater potential for sustainable, high-paying jobs in the state.

“Forest City provided exactly the kind of confirmation we need that we’re heading in the right direction,” says Dr. Christopher Mead, dean of the College of Fine Arts. “There’s no better way to get a program off and running.”

Read more at www.unm.edu/ foundation/mesadelsol.

Harrison Marcus (far right), stage manager for Albuquerque Studios, leads a tour for UNM students of the new film production facility this past summer. Of the planned production complex, the studios are the first buildings to be completed at the Mesa del Sol planned community in southeast Albuquerque.

The tour’s high point, literally, is up in the “perm” of one of the studios—55 feet from the ground floor—where movie makers may hang sets or conduct special effects processes for their productions.

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I n 12 y e a rs of volunteer fund raising for the Lobo Club, one UNM alumna and longtime Lobo fan has brought in more than $1 million for student athletic scholarships.

Yvonne Moise calls on fans and ticket holders to join the Lobo Club, which funds athletic scholarships. She explains the benefits to students, and the perks for donors—especially the convenient parking. As fans learn more about the Lobo Club, they grow determined to support athletes. “Our goal is to raise enough money that we can fully fund what the NCAA allows for every sport,” says Moise, a former Lobo cheerleader.

“To me, the front porch of any university is its athletics department,” she says. “Students pick schools based on what they’ve heard about them, and a lot of that is through athletics. I’ve wanted UNM to excel not only as far as academics, but also to be competitive in athletics.”

Read more at www.unm.edu/foundation/moise.

Connecting Fund Raising to Fan Raising

UNM Alumna and Longtime Lobo Fan Rallies Help to Fund Scholarships

Yvonne Moise, longtime volunteer fund raiser for the Lobo Club, visits the UNM football team during an early practice this past summer.

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Leaving a Lasting Legacy

Longtime University Architect Funds Professorship in Wife’s Memory

R eti r ed already 20 years, Van Dorn Hooker hasn’t slowed down. The longtime University architect works on his third book daily, drives to campus from his Corrales home weekly, and just endowed the first visiting professorship at UNM’s School of Architecture and Planning in the name of his late wife, Peggy.

Both accomplished architects, the couple met as students at the University of Texas at Austin, graduating in 1947. Hooker later worked for noted architect John Gaw Meem and was in private practice in Santa Fe before landing the UNM job in 1963. Hooker is also a gifted painter and photographer, and Peggy’s talents included dancing and music—she played violin with the Santa Fe Symphony during the couple’s capital city years.

The Hookers’ generosity will have an enduring impact by attracting top teaching talent to the school for years to come. And, it comes on the heels of their endowed gifts to UNM that will benefit the architecture school and the University Archives. “Having these visiting professors will greatly enrich the architecture program and its design instruction,” says Roger Schluntz, dean of the school.

Read more at www.unm.edu/foundation/hooker.

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retriever, Aldo, whom he and his late wife, Peggy, named after the early

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“I f I wou ldn’t have had anybody to talk to, to cry to, or scream with, I probably would have had a breakdown,” says Cathy Landavazo of her breast cancer ordeal. Help came from the College of Education’s Comadre a Comadre Program, funded in 2006-2007 by the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation and the McCune Charitable Foundation.

Founded in 2002, the program provides support, information and resources on breast health and breast cancer to Hispanic/Latina women by pairing newly diagnosed women with cancer survivors who share their culture. The resulting

friendships help navigate cancer treatment, overcoming barriers that contribute to poor health outcomes, like transportation problems, language obstacles and confusing hospital systems.

Landavazo says Hispanic women tend not to discuss their problems, not wanting to worry anyone. “Even if you feel terrible, you say ‘I’m OK.’ I got beyond that because of the Comadre program. As women come into the program, they want to know what you went through.”

Read more at www.unm.edu/foundation/comadre.

A comadre is a close friend considered part of the family. Here, comadres Flora Velasquez (left) and Cathy Landavazo enjoy a laugh together.

Connecting Hispanic Breast Cancer Survivors to Health EducationCollege of Education’s Comadre a Comadre Program Helps Mend Lives

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I n 1974 , Marjorie Bell Chambers was an odd duck in the academic pond. Forty-three, married, and a mother of four, she wanted a Ph.D. in history. Universities were not very receptive to postgraduate female students then, and UNM’s history department contained no women in its faculty or doctoral student body.

But UNM took a chance on Marjorie. She went on to achieve prominence in higher education, government and international relations. To express their appreciation to UNM, Marjorie and William (Bill) Chambers established the William H. and Marjorie Bell Chambers Endowed Award for Excellence in History.

The endowment will assist in attracting distinguished history faculty members and supporting teaching, research and publication by existing faculty. The first recipient is Professor Ferenc Szasz, a highly respected teacher with research interests in religion in the western United States and the Scots who settled North America.

Marjorie died in 2006 at age 83.

Read more at www.unm.edu/foundation/chambers.

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The Rudolfo and Patricia Anaya Scholarship FundEstablished by Rudolfo and Patricia Anaya to assist students with financial need, with preference given to Hispanic and Native American applicants.

Christina Apodaca Memorial Scholarship FundEstablished by friends and colleagues in memory of Christina Apodaca to provide scholarships at the UNMTaos Branch.

Architecture and Planning Faculty Enterprise Development Fund

Bequest from the estate of John Brinckerhoff Jackson to support faculty in securing major external grants/contracts and engaging in design competitions.

Steven A. Bernitsky Memorial Endowed Presidential Scholarship

Established by A.J. and Beverly Bernitsky in memory of their son, Steven, to provide Presidential Scholarships to students studying mathematics or the sciences.

Bridgers and Paxton Scholarship in Mechanical Engineering

Developed by the leadership of Bridgers and Paxton to provide scholarly support to students studying mechanical engineering.

Sarah Belle Brown Endowed Award Fund

Created by Douglas Brown, honoring his wife Sarah Belle Brown’s lifelong community service, to support and promote UNM’s commitment to public service.

Donald Caughran Memorial Endowed Scholarship for the School of Medicine

Bequest from the estate of James and Elsie Caughran in memory of their son, Donald, a physician and UNM alumnus, to provide scholarships for students at the School of Medicine.

Donald Caughran Memorial Endowed Scholarship in Biology

Bequest from the estate of James and Elsie Caughran in memory of their son, Donald, a physician and UNM alumnus, to provide scholarships for students pursuing a degree in biology.

William H. and Marjorie Bell Chambers Endowed Award for Excellence in History

Established by William H. Chambers to support outstanding history faculty educating future generations in a discipline essential for knowledge and leadership.

The Child Health International Program (CHIP)Established by the Tom Dooley Heritage Inc. to fund service projects in the developing world and to encourage a lifelong commitment by pediatric resident physicians to improving conditions for children in these underserved areas.

Civil Engineering Emeriti Endowed Department FundEstablished by the Civil Engineering emeriti faculty to provide unrestricted support to meet student, faculty, research and programmatic priorities.

Charles Edward and Elizabeth Tallant Cooper Endowed Scholarship

Established by Elizabeth Tallant Cooper to provide assistance to students.

James Coupland Memorial Scholarship FundEstablished by his company, friends and colleagues in memory of James Coupland, an engineering alumnus who played football and track at UNM, to provide scholarships for students enrolled full time in mechanical engineering, and who are from rural New Mexico communities.

Robert Figge and Thord Nilson Endowed Scholarship Fund in European History

Established by an anonymous donor in memory of Robert Figge and Thord Nelson, two of her high school history teachers, to provide financial assistance to undergraduate students interested in the study of European history.

Julius and Bert Fine - Joe and Toni Fine Endowed Scholarship

Established by Joseph M. Fine to provide scholarship assistance to law students who demonstrate the potential to make an outstanding contribution to the practice of law.

Dr. William R. Fowler Endowed Scholarship FundEstablished by Gene and VioDell Gosnell, in honor of their longtime family physician Dr. William Fowler, to provide scholarships for medical students studying general practice.

Marion Clark Freshwater FundBequest from the estate of Marion Clark Freshwater to support University priorities related to achieving academic excellence, such as classroom and laboratory equipment, start-up research investments for new faculty and special individual faculty recognition.

George and Mary Friberg Endowed Scholarship Fund

Established by George and Mary Friberg to provide scholarships to student athletes.

Arthur Friedman, Class of 1951, Memorial Endowed Scholarship in Education

Established by Sallie Leonard in memory of alumnus Arthur Friedman.

Chris Nunn Garcia Memorial ScholarshipsEstablished by friends and colleagues of Dr. Garcia, professor and consultant on water policy, who helped develop the Water Resources Administration Master’s Degree Program at UNM, to provide student scholarships in the Water Resources Program.

Graduate Fellowships in PsychologyBequest from the estate of G. Robert Grice to provide assistance to graduate students and to aid the Department of Psychology in recruiting the best students.

Graduate Research Funding EndowmentEstablished with funds from the New Mexico State Legislature to support research projects for master’s degree, professional or dissertation work, with preference to students working with New Mexico agencies or civic non-profit groups.

Graduate Travel Funding EndowmentEstablished by the Office of the Provost to support non-research professional development-related events, such as job fairs, clinicals and professional competitions, for professional or graduate students.

Ray Green Endowed Memorial ScholarshipEstablished by friends and family in memory of Ray Green, pharmacist and UNM alumnus.

John T. Gribble Endowed Chair for Hematology/Oncology

Established by the School of Medicine in memory of Dr. John Gribble to support the chief of Hematology and Oncology. Gribble, a nationally and internationally recognized expert in the evaluation and treatment of individuals with coagulation factor inhibitors, helped establish a parent support group for patients with hemophilia at UNM.

Grice Colloquium SeriesBequest from the estate of G. Robert Grice to invite external speakers who are most likely to develop collaborative research relationships with faculty in the Department of Psychology.

Ed and Julie Grilly Endowed FundEstablished by Ed Grilly, former state representative and Los Alamos National Laboratory scientist, in honor of his and his wife’s commitment to their community and education, to benefit students at the UNM Los Alamos Branch.

How to Establish an Endowed Fund

an endowed fund is a gift that lasts in perpetuity. It continues to provide support to the University in the areas of the donor’s interest. Endowed funds may support scholarships, the general needs of the University or any school, college or program within the University.

Donors may fully fund an endowment with a one-time lump-sum gift; fund it over a three-year pledge period or through a bequest or other deferred gift.

In addition to cash, endowed funds can be established through any gift vehicle recognized by the UNM Foundation, including gifts of securities or real property, by pooled gifts of friends, with memorial contributions or through continuing

gifts to endowment accounts. Donors may help develop guidelines for how their endowments are to be governed and used.

For information on establishing an endowed fund, contact any college or school development officer (see page 40) or the UNM Foundation office, (505) 277-4503, www.unm.edu/foundation.

A rch it ec t u r e a n d Pl a n n i ng Fac u lt y I n iti at ed St u den t Tr av el En dow m en t

Bequest from the estate of John Brinckerhoff Jackson to support student travel.

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Warren and Rosalee Heffron Faculty and Graduate Fellowship for International Health

Established by the Department of Family and Community Medicine, Dr. Heffron, friends and colleagues in honor of longtime faculty member Warren Heffron, department founder and chair, and his wife, Rosalee, to support junior-level faculty and residents for study in Family and Community Medicine in the United States and overseas.

Marjorie Mead Hooker Memorial Visiting Professorship

Established by Van Dorn Hooker, university architect emeritus, in memory of his wife, Marjorie Mead (Peggy) Hooker, architect, who paved the way for other women to enter the profession by showing that a woman can be a wife and mother, do equal, responsible architectural work and enjoy the pleasure of trying to make the world a better place.

HSLIC Geriatric Collection EndowmentEstablished by the Health Sciences Center Library and Informatics Center to support acquisitions in geriatrics.

International Public Service ScholarshipEstablished by alumnus William J. Cunningham, retired foreign service officer and professor emeritus of international studies at the University of St. Thomas, Houston, Texas, to provide scholarships to deserving students in the International Studies Institute, College of Arts and Sciences.

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Center for Health Policy

Established by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation for a center that will contribute to the development and implementation of national health policies by increasing the number of Hispanic and Native American scholars who can engage in the debate as leaders.

David Keller Endowed Memorial Travel FellowshipEstablished by Rohde, May, Keller, McNamara Architecture, P.C. in memory of David Keller, who enjoyed a 26-year career as a practicing architect in New Mexico, to assist returning graduate students for travel-based research.

Kist Family Scholarship Fund Established by Jason and Evan Kist in honor of their parents to provide scholarships to students in engineering.

La Tierra Sagrada Dean’s Endowed Scholarship Fund

Established by the members of UNM’s La Tierra Sagrada Society to provide scholarships to medical students.

Dr. Vere Lane Scholarship Fund

Bequest from the estate of Dr. Vere and Etta Mae Lane to provide assistance to students in the UNM Dental Program.

Morten Lauridsen Choral Scholarship Fund

Established with proceeds from Morten Lauridsen’s April 2004 gala concert at UNM and other contributions, in honor of the internationally recognized choral music composer and professor of music at the University of Southern California, to support students singing in a UNM choral ensemble within the Department of Music.

Gloria and Charles Lurie and Ann Lurie Whitlock Endowed Scholarship Fund

Bequest from the estate of Col. Charles S. Lurie to provide scholarship assistance to medical students, especially those studying the causes and treatment of leukemia.

Eleanor Marron and J. Joseph Lopez Memorial Scholarship

Established by Iona Lee, Floyd W. Lee II, Harry Lee, Jr., and Marron Lee, in memory of Eleanor Marron and J. Joseph Lopez to provide scholarship support for New Mexican students studying mathematics. Eleanor and Joe, who worked for 60-plus years raising and educating five children and 18 grandchildren, recognized mathematics as a keystone in learning.

Lauda Miles Medara Memorial Scholarship

Established by Douglas Collister and High Desert Investment in memory of UNM alumna Lauda Medara, High Desert CFO, to provide scholarships to non-traditional female students pursuing a degree in accounting, finance or similar subject at the Anderson School of Management.

Mesa del Sol Endowed Professorship in Film and Digital Media

Established by Forest City Covington to support the growth of the media business in New Mexico by supporting the educational needs of tenants at Mesa del Sol.

Dell B. Miera Endowment Memorial Scholarship

Established by Loretta Miera Huenefeld and her husband, Leroy, in memory of her mother, a 35-year educator with Albuquerque Public Schools, to support New Mexicans pursuing a graduate degree in teacher education.

The Thomas E. and Carolyn Jones Minton Endowed Presidential Scholarship

Established by UNM graduates Tom and Carolyn Minton, with gratefulness for Tom’s four-year scholarship, to assist Presidential Scholars in reaching their educational goals.

Moheb Moneim Endowed Professorship of Orthopaedics

Established by friends and colleagues in honor of Dr. Moneim’s ability to lead by example, motivate others toward a common goal and treat others with respect and dignity. Moneim chaired the UNM Department of Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation 1990-2006.

NCA Architects Endowment ScholarshipEstablished by NCA Architects Inc. to provide scholarships to graduate students in architecture and planning.

Maria Padilla Research FundEstablished by Dr. Luis A. Padilla Paz in honor of his mother to assist in expanding research careers and opportunities for Hispanic faculty and students at the School of Medicine.

Oliver L. and Louise R. Pembroke Memorial Endowed Scholarship in Education

Bequest from the estate of Oliver Pembroke to support a scholarship for an undergraduate student in education.

Michel Pillet Endowed Memorial Scholarship FundEstablished by friends and colleagues in memory of Michel

Pillet, a 15-year vital force in the School of Architecture & Planning, to provide an annual travel scholarship for a student studying architecture.

Psychology Graduate Student SupportBequest from the estate of G. Robert Grice to provide assistance to graduate students in the Department of Psychology who are supported through funding mechanisms that do not cover tuition.

Research Enhancement for Faculty ProjectsBequest from the estate of G. Robert Grice to provide matching funds for grants and generating pilot data for grant applications benefiting the Department of Psychology.

Chair in Roman Catholic StudiesEstablished by the Archdiocese of Santa Fe to fund a Chair in the Religious Studies Program to prepare leaders in the 21st century who understand how a variety of religious traditions shape American culture and international relations; to broaden, expand and enhance the education of UNM’s students by attracting and retaining top academic scholars in religious studies.

Arthur H. Rosenthal Fellowship in Public Administration

Bequest from the estate of Arthur H. Rosenthal for School of Public Administration graduate students who demonstrate merit and interest in environmental protection and/or administration of science policy. Rosenthal created and directed until retirement the Program for Advanced Study in UNM’s Public Science Policy and Administration which matured into the School of Public Administration at UNM.

Arthur H. Rosenthal Professorship in Public Administration

Bequest from the estate of Arthur H. Rosenthal to support a distinguished professorship in the School of Public Administration.

Don Schlegel Design Excellence in Architecture Endowed Scholarship

Established by John C. Harvey in honor of the life and work of Don Schlegel to provide scholarships to New Mexican students who are UNM School of Architecture and Planning alumni pursing graduate degrees in architecture.

Sewa Singh and Jaswant Kaur Memorial Endowed Presidential Scholarship

Established by UNM Professor Harjit Ahluwalia and his wife, Manjit, in memory of his parents to provide Presidential Scholarships for minority female students in the area of physics and astronomy.

The Nancy O. Skinner Fund for Appendiceal CancerEstablished by her husband, Paul, friends and family to support research in the area of appendiceal cancer at the UNM Cancer Center.

Robert Stamm Endowed Teaching Award in Civil Engineering

Established by Robert Stamm, UNM School of Engineering alumnus, to benefit the Department of Civil Engineering.

The Fred R. Tamony Endowment Established by the Fred R. Tamony Trust to provide financial assistance to students from McKinley County matriculating at the UNM Gallup Branch.

The Coach Bill Weeks Memorial Football Scholarship Endowment

Established by his wife Patricia H. Weeks with additional gifts from friends and family in memory of Bill Weeks, former UNM football coach, who won three conference championships, to provide scholarships to Lobo Football student athletes.

Dr. Phyllis Perrin Wilcox Endowed Scholarship in Signed Language Interpreting

Established by friends and colleagues of Dr. Wilcox, who established UNM’s interpreting program, to support students in the Department of Linguistics pursuing bachelor of science degrees in Signed Language Interpreting.

Ed Wyckoff Endowed Student Emergency FundEstablished by colleagues and friends of Ed Wyckoff, a longtime staff member at the School of Medicine, to assist medical students in sudden need of financial help.

Dr. Ver e L a n e P u l mona ry R ese a rch Fu n d

Bequest from the estate of Dr. Vere and Etta Mae Lane to benefit research into

the causes and cures of lung diseases, particularly emphysema.

Th el m a R awcliffe Accompa n ist

M e mor i a l En dow m en tEstablished by Mary Rawcliffe Colton

in memory of her mother, a pianist and lifelong patron of music, to assist a student pursuing a music

degree with an emphasis in piano and the intent of becoming an accompanist.

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The Popejoy Society honors UNM’s leadership donors. Named for one of the University’s most beloved presidents, the late Tom L. Popejoy, who served as UNM president from 1948 to 1968, the Popejoy Society recognizes cumulative giving to the University.

Since the Popejoy Society was established in 1980, threshold gift levels have risen as the University’s needs have

grown. Still, membership in the Popejoy Society is lifelong. Today, UNM extends membership to individuals and couples whose giving has reached or exceeded $50,000.

For more information concerning the Popejoy Society, please contact Rich Grainger at (505) 277-9077 or loulobo@unm.edu.

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Rudolfo AnayaBeverly AndersonMr. and Mrs.

Robert O. AndersonAlbert A. Anella QMary Anella QProf. and Mrs.

Garo AntreasianAdelmo E. ArchuletaMr. and Mrs.

Jerrell AtkinsonRay B. and Jean M. AuelMr. and Mrs.

Ronald R. BacaDr. and Mrs.

David B. BaddourRene M. BalagnaProf. and Mrs.

James BarbourGloria Ybarra and

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Carl E. BaumMr. and Mrs. John BeachMr. and Mrs. Robert BeckDr. Richard BeidlemanMartha J. BentonH. Allen BerkheimerMr. and Mrs. Burt BermanAnthony and

Beverly BernitskyPierre E. BerryMaria and Richard BerryDr. Troy BestAnne Cassel and

James BewleyA. Wade BlackMr. and Mrs. A. Rolfe BlackMr. and Mrs.

Billy BlackburnMichael and Janice Blake

Dr. Jane Ann BlumenfeldMr. and Mrs.

Michael BowlinMr. and Mrs.

James A. Branch, Jr.Margaret Moses Branch

and Turner BranchDr. and Mrs. Charles BriggsMr. and Mrs. John BrooksAnne J. BrownMr. and Mrs.

C. Lee Brown QMr. and Mrs.

Douglas M. BrownMary Dell BrownMaralyn S. BudkeRobert BybeeDr. and Mrs.

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Edgar Cruft QAnn CullumDavid DalgarnoMr. Michael DalyMr. and Mrs.

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Sharon (Peach) DanielsMr. and Mrs.

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A. Wayne DavenportHenrietta DaviesBruce DavisFrances Joy Dazzo QMr. and Mrs. Sam Dazzo, Jr.Mr. and Mrs.

Nunzio De SantisPauline DeKrakerMr. and Mrs.

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Aubrey Dunn QDr. Jacqueline

Dunnington QMr. and Mrs.

Stephen DurkovichMr. and Mrs.

Gary DushaneMr. and Mrs.

Randy EastburgRegent Mel Eaves and

Mary Ann EavesGreg EdgeingtonLori EfroymsonMiriam EfroymsonDr. Peter Michael EllerEmmah EllisAudrey EnarsonMr. Tony EvankoL. Diane EvansThelma Famariss QJean FielderNancy and Jim FisherThomas A. FitzgeraldGraham FlintMr. and Mrs. James Foley QEdward A. (Gus) FosterDrs. Kathryn and

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W. Nicholas FreygangMr. and Mrs.

Jerald Friedman Q

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Friedman

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Frost

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Jake GallegosMr. and Mrs.

Michael GallegosH. L. Galles, Jr. * H. Lee Galles, III*Edward T. GarciaSheilah Purcell GarciaRaleigh and

Karin GardenhireMr. and Mrs. Jerry GeistDr. Walter GerstleDr. Monika Ghattas and

Robert GhattasJames R. and

Deborah L. GiannelliVan H. and

Sandra V. GilbertDr. Peter GluskerJames GollinRobert and

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and Gary L. GordonNedra and Larry GordonThe Hon. Ramsay Gorham

and Frank Gorham, IIIMarie K. GorhamGene and Dell GosnellMr. and Mrs.

Leon Gould QMr. and Mrs. Scott GradyMr. and Mrs.

Ray Graham, IIIMr. and Mrs.

Patrick Gratton QMrs. Georgia GreenbergDrs. Gilda and Norman

GreenbergDr. Richard GreenleafMarie B. and

Willis G. GrothMr. and Mrs.

Charles GundersonEmma and

John P. GutierrezConnie and Bruce* Hale

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D. Hall

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harbaugh

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph HarleyMr. and Mrs.

Wayne HarleyLaDonna HarrisDr. and Mrs.

Payne Harris QProf. Frederick M. HartStewart Harvey QDr. H. Michael HayesArt HaymanDr. and Mrs.

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Sigmund Herzstein, Jr.Mr. and Mrs.

David HettemaMarilyn Hibben QMr. and Mrs.

Charles High, Jr.Marie Unzner and

Prof. Anthony (Tony) Hillerman

Mr. and Mrs. H. Henry Hirsch

Ms. Fran HoganDr. and Mrs.

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Hooker* and Van Dorn Hooker

C. Ruth Horn QMr. H. B. Horn QMr. and Mrs. Mark

HorwitchMr. and Mrs. Mark HowardSusan HowardThe Hon. Shirley

Hufstedler and Seth Hufstedler

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Mr. and Mrs. James Hutchinson

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Mr. and Mrs. Henry IngallsAlice P. IrwinDr. and Mrs. Joseph JacobsDr. and Mrs.

J. Charles JennettMr. and Mrs.

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Dr. Douglas KirklandProf. and Mrs. John KneenRegent and Mrs. James KochDr. and Mrs. Robert KoppDr. and Mrs.

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James LaBordeDr. Louise LamphereBarbara and

Gerald LandgrafBob LangellMr. and Mrs.

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William B. Macey QMr. and Mrs. Paul MaestasMr. and Mrs.

Thomas Malloy, Jr.Colleen Maloof QMarie MarshallEnrico MartignoniMr. and Mrs.

Gerald MartinMike Minoru MasukawaMr. and Mrs.

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Jeanelle McGuireHorace McKay, Jr.Dr. Dale Melada and

Prof. Ivan MeladaMr. and Mrs. Ron MeltsnerJoAnn S. MercerErma MillerKathleen Jackson and

Dr. William MillerMr. and Mrs.

Stephen MitchellMr. and Mrs.

J. Howard MockMr. and Mrs.

Robert MoragaMr. and Mrs.

Richard MorrisMr. and Mrs.

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and Dr. Barry RamoLyle Osborne RamseyWilliam Reifsnyder*Penny and Armin

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Russell RhoadesMary RichLucille S. Robert*Nancy Anderson RobertsJerrald RoehlMr. and Mrs.

James E. RogersMr. and Mrs.

Nestor RomeroMr. and Mrs.

Jacob RosenbaumMichael RosenbaumDrs. Danuta and

Ludwik RozyckiGordon RussellMr. and Mrs. Jack Rust QRuth (Betty) RutledgeThe Hon. Murray RyanBetty SaboMr. and Mrs.

E. Larry Saiers QDr. and Mrs. John SaikiMr. Leonard R. SanchezMr. and Mrs.

Robert Sanchez QMr. Bartolome

Gil SantacruzMr. and Mrs.

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and the Hon. Harrison Schmitt Q

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Mr. and Mrs. Randy SelfMr. and Mrs.

Bruce SeligmanDr. Randolph SeligmanJean SethMr. and Mrs.

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Jerry WertheimMr. and Mrs.

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C. E. Woodcock QMr. and Mrs.

Ray Woodham QMr. and Mrs.

Henry WorthingtonKen YarbroughLinda Yates and

Peyton Yates, Jr.Anne Yegge and

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Richard ZemkeMr. and Mrs.

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U N M ’ s A N N U A l F U N d

UNM’s Annual FundR epr esen ti ng th e loya lt y

of more than 10,000 donors every year, the UNM Annual Fund is an integral part of the University’s overall fund-raising efforts. With its shared goals of encouraging alumni participation and increasing annual unrestricted giving, the Annual Fund draws upon a pool of alumni and friends to provide UNM with a strong foundation of financial support for our students, faculty and programs.

More than a just a collection of gifts, the Annual Fund is a catalyst for turning individual generosity into a collective energy. It represents the dynamic interaction of people working together to achieve great things at UNM.

Rest assured that the combined gifts of the individuals who support the Annual Fund have a lasting impact on the lives of the many students who have walked the UNM campus. With your continued support, the Annual Fund will remain a steadfast resource of tremendous financial value for many years to come. Thank you!

Presidential Scholarship Program

Th e Pr esi den ti a l S chol a rsh ip Progr a m’s (PSP) goal is to keep the state’s best students in New Mexico. Presidential Scholarships are awarded to New Mexico high school seniors based on a minimum 3.5 grade point average (GPA), class rank, college board scores, personal essays, leadership and community involvement. Scholars have varied ethnic backgrounds and come to UNM from communities across the state.

Each year nearly 150 incoming UNM freshmen receive Presidential Scholarships. The scholarships are renewable for eight consecutive semesters as long as the recipient maintains program standards of a 3.0 GPA and completes 15 credit hours per semester.

More than 465 UNM students benefit from the PSP at any given time. Sponsoring one student requires a $2,000 annual gift, which UNM matches and increases up to a $6,300 award per scholarship. Endowing a scholarship requires a $30,000 one-time gift. The program also offers donors a means of giving to students through a lesser financial commitment. Donors can participate in the PSP through the “share-a-scholar” program by making a gift of any size to the PSP.

PSP full sponsors are invited to the University’s annual scholars’ dinner to meet the student recipients of their generosity. During the fiscal year 2006-2007, donors contributed more than $700,000 for PSP scholars. More than 200 individuals and organizations make full sponsorship gifts each year, and more than 10 percent of those donors are former Presidential Scholars or their parents.

A PSP designation in this report identifies full sponsors during FY 2006-07.

Cherry & Silver Societythe u nm cherry & silver

society is the fastest growing alumni giving society at UNM today. Established in July 2004, the Cherry & Silver Society recognizes dedicated alumni who make a gift to UNM at least once every calendar year following graduation. In the Cherry & Silver Society, it is your decision to give each year that is most important.

New graduates have 24 months from the date of graduation to make their first gift to UNM and qualify for society membership. Alumni have a variety of reasons for giving back to UNM, from enhancing undergraduate education and supporting innovative research to providing scholarship assistance and pride in Lobo athletics. Private support makes a significant difference in the quality of students, faculty and programs at UNM.

Members of the society in this report are designated with a q symbol. More information is available on our Web site, cherrysilver.unm.edu.

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Th e Pr esi den t’s Clu b continues to grow into a circle of the state’s business and community leaders who are vital to the University’s position as a premier force for education and economic development in New Mexico.

Club members’ suppport and involvement have been the catalyst for initiatives that provide extraordinary undergraduate opportunities at the University. The very successful Freshman Learning

Communities (FLC) program, created with President’s Club gifts, has led to dramatic improvements in the success rates of first-year students at UNM. The FLCs are now fully funded by the University budget, and President’s Club gifts in 2006-2007 supported three exciting undergraduate programs: the Research Service Learning Program, increased UNM study abroad opportunities, and D.C. congressional internship positions.

Members of the President’s Club contribute a minimum annual gift of $5,000 to UNM with at least $2,500 of the gift allocated to the President’s Fund for Academic Excellence. The remainder may be designated to any University program, college or school, student scholarships or other activities. President’s Club philanthropy is a critical component of many of UNM’s undergraduate, graduate and professional school programs and activities, affecting not just the campus but also the community, state and region served by the University of New Mexico.

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Karen and Chris BardCliff and Nancy BlaugrundMonica and Michael Bowlin HYvonne and Robert BovinetteSarah and Doug Brown HPeggie Findlay and Steve BushAnne and Bernie ButterfieldCatherine and Michael CastroTerri and Jim ColeDeeDee and Roger Cox HMollie and Robert CusterMike DalyFeroza Jussawalla and

Reed DasenbrockVicki and Sam DazzoKaren and Steve Durkovich HMary Ann and Mel EavesBarbara and Greg EllenaKathryn Naassan and

Michael EmersonDevon and Greg FrostSharon and Jerry Geist HMonika and Robert Ghattas HArlene and Charles High HLynn Villella Holaday and

Bart HoladayRuth HornH.B. Horn HAlice Irvin HGlenda and Jerry JacksonDebbie and Rick Johnson H Suzanne Barker Kalangis and

Ike KalangisBarbara McAneny and

Steven Kanig Ellen and Jim King HNene and Jamie KochPat and Chuck Larrabee HPhyllis and Fred Luthy HBill Macey H

Marie Marshall HBetty Sabo and Fred MatteucciEmily and Herman Mauney HSonnet and Ian McKinnonPamela and Richard MinznerJudy and Howard Mock HBeth and Steve Moise HBetsy and Bob MurphyLeonard Napolitano HMary Sue Walsh and

Peter ParneggKatie and Gerald PetersMary D. Poole HDorothy and Larry Rainosek HMark RainosekRoberta Cooper Ramo and

Barry Ramo HAnn and Russell Rhoades HAngela and Nestor RomeroDonna and Jack Rust HStephanie Bennett-Smith and

Orin SmithPatty and Bill SneadTrent StaffordBob Stamm HJenean and George StanfieldJean Ann and Duffy Swan HZane and Bob Taichert HKyla and Roger Thompson HSonya and William ThompsonLouise Campbell-Tolber and

Steven Tolber HLiz and Bob Wertheim HElizabeth and James WigginsJill and Greg WinegardnerMargaret and Gene WongAnne and Vince Yegge HCatherine and Ray Ziler H

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The University of New Mexico Foundation would like to recognize all donors who have included the University in their estate plans or who have made other types of planned gifts. Membership in the New Horizons Society is voluntary and may even be anonymous. Members receive an invitation to an annual luncheon event and a library card for the UNM Libraries.

The University does not need to know the amount of your planned gift, although such information is helpful. A planned gift may take the form of a bequest intention

in a will or living will, an IRA or retirement account beneficiary designation, a life insurance or other beneficiary designation, a gift annuity, a charitable remainder trust or other arrangements.

For more information about making a planned gift or joining the New Horizons Society, please contact Susan Morrison, director of planned giving, at susanmm@unm.edu or (505) 277-9604 or Bart Evans, manager of planned giving, at bartnm@unm.edu or (505) 277-6543.

FISCAL YEAR 2006-2007 Anonymous (11)Raymond M. AmentRoy F. AndersonProf. George Anselevicius A

Lt. Col. James Antin*Ellen and Evan AshcraftKristina and

Harry AsmussenRene M. BalagnaMargaret E. BellMartha J. BentonH. Allen BerkheimerPierre BerryMaria and Richard BerryRoy BidwellSam B. BluefarbDr. Irene U. Boone and

Zenas J. BooneJeanette BoyerMrs. Vivian Boyle A

Mrs. Howard BrattonElizabeth and James BrownMaralyn S. BudkeBobbye and Buck BurlesonMary Burress and

Dr. J. Hunt BurressRose Calkins A

Ms. Shannan CarterPatricia and Edward CassidyDr. William Castetter A

Maria O. CatanachProf. Roy D. Caton, Jr.Thomas W. CavanaughPeggy Cavett-WaldenDrs. Marjorie Bell Chambers*

and William Chambers

F.P. (Pete) ClementsGwen and Charles ClouthierKenneth L. CorazzaBruce L. CreelProf. Virginia P. CrenshawMaryLou and Ron DarrKatharine DaubDr. Darrell DawsonKathy and Brad DayKathryn T. DaySheila DelaneySusan E. and

James N. DemasGlenna and John DentonLois A. DittmerPeggy and Jeffrey Doll A

Rae Lynn DomenicoJudith and Thomas DonahueDorothea B. DonnellyDaniel Christian Dosé and

Mary L. Taylor DoséDr. Drexel DouglasLois and Ralph ElsnerThomas R. FarrarJo Margaret and

John A. FarrisElla Joan FenoglioAlice and William FienningW. Michael FietzWilliam T. FietzJennifer and David FinlaysonNancy and Jim FisherMs. Rona Fisher A

Lois and Martin FleckMarilyn P. FletcherPinkie and Jim Ford

Eileen and Kenneth Fridline A

Dr. Theodore R. FrisbieDr. Linda GarciaSheilah Purcell GarciaKarin and

Raleigh GardenhirePatsy and Charles GassawayBonnie Geer A

Joan GentryHarriet and Robert GerdingRosalyn K. Gethne*Hugh Dana GibsonSusanna Gilbert A

Ila Allen GloreAngela Goldman and

Dr. Leon GoldmanTerri A. Giron-Gordon and

Gary L. GordonNedra and Larry GordonWilliam GrasseDrs. Gilda and

Norman GreenbergNancy and Rich GregoryMarie B. and

Willis G. GrothMr. and Mrs.

Raymond B. HellerMrs. Marian HenryM. Anne Hill A

Tress Hodges and the Hon. Norman Hodges

Marjorie Mead (Peggy)* Hooker and Van Dorn Hooker

Bruce HooverPeggyann Hutchinson

Ann Hyde and Simeon Hyde, Jr.

Alice P. IrwinProf. Kuppaswamy IyengarHoward JenkinsBud Johns A

Judith Johns and Roy Johns, Jr. A

Luanna Hughes Johnson and William Stewart Johnson

Alaire JohnstonSusan Wider and

William JunorLinda Kirby and

Col. (Ret.) David P. KirbyWalter and Allene KlewenoGary Kloppenburg A

Kathryn A. KolankiewiczNancy and Loren KuehneAnn and D.L. LaidlawAnthony J. LandryJeanette and James LarsonJanet Dorsey LashbrookeHazel Tull-Leach and

Kenneth LeachDr. Mark LesherMichele LesherDrs. Karen A. Foss and

Stephen W. LittlejohnRobert B. LoftfieldJulia LoganAnn and Hunt LookMartha Lovejoy and

Dr. Bill LovejoyLeon J. Luey A

Nancy Lutz and Raymond Lutz, Jr. A

William B. Macey

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Mr. and Mrs. Paul MaestasMargery Menaul Marshall

and Charles S. MarshallDolores and Ted MartinezEmily and

C. Herman MauneyDr. Marguerite

Taylor McCurryBarbara McDonnell A

Jeannette H. McKeeLisa D. McNaryS. Patricia McSherry

Dr. Dale Melada and Prof. Ivan Melada

JoAnn S. MercerPatricia T. MerloDr. E. Gerald MeyerJan Augenstein-Miller and

Dr. Marion Lee MillerKathleen Jackson and

Dr. William MillerRobert MinersCarol and

J. Douglas MistlerSarah Morehead Moore

Marion and Karl MuellerJudith K. and

Michael D. MuldawerKate MulqueenDr. Marilee Schmit NasonCarolyn A. and

Donald A. NeeperFrancine NeffAnnie and David OlsonDr. and Mrs.

George E. Omer, Jr.Edith Carlson O’RourkeKatharine Osuna

Teresa A. and James H. Parnell

Calla Ann PepmuellerCynthia and John R. PernerMr. and Mrs.

Mañuel A. PinoThomas J. Plunkett*Mary D. PooleSuzanne Popejoy and

Thomas Popejoy, Jr.Dr. J. T. (Skip) PrichardDorothy and

Larry RainosekBuck Rhodes

Mary Rich A

Efrosine Richards and Dr. Adrian Richards A

Dr. Jacki Pieracci Riggs and Joseph N. Riggs

Michael RobertsDr. John H. RobertsonMaryann Evans and

Edwin RoosIngrid L. RooslidDr. Estelle RosenblumDonna and

Martin Rubenstein

Janice L. Rubi and Isidro Rubi, Jr.

Janice and Lenny RuggieroTheda RushingRo SaavedraJohn L. SalazarElaine K. and

Alex A. SanchezMildred M. SandersJackie Schlegel and

Prof. Don Schlegel A

Georganne SeeleyDanielle SengelAlan Shaffer

Colleen and Arthur Sheinberg

L. Gail Lemons and Steven R. Simms

Dr. Rodman E. SneadDr. H. Wayne SpringfieldTodd R. StaatsMr. Robert StammHoward T. Stump, Jr.*Mr. and Mrs. Duffy SwanMr. and Mrs.

Richard N. SweetlandMiriam H. Syme and

Dr. Oscar SymeMarilyn Hill and

Kenneth TinklepaughDr. Valerie Trujillo and

Joe TrujilloTobe Turpen, Jr.Diane and

Richard Vande NoordCherie VaughnCynthia and LeRoy VestalDrs. Ann and

Howard WadstromAgnes Walker A

Evelyn S. WalkerMr. Jerry Walker and

Dr. Randi WalkerPofessors William P. and

Heather W. WeberWilliam WeihofenDr. Nader Ebrahimi and

John WheelerFlorence and

Charles* WhiteEvelyn (Lynnie) WieneckeCarol WilderDr. and Mrs.

Walter L. WillisMary Ann and

Phillip WoodardJanet YatesDr. Elias Yudkowsky A

Thomas Zanotti A

Martha P. and John K. Zollinger

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L obo Legac y honors a special group of friends and supporters of the University of New Mexico Athletics Department. Their generosity provides long-term stability for scholarship and programmatic needs of UNM student-athletes through planned gifts. Planned gifts may be created through wills and bequests, charitable trusts or other life income arrangements, gift annuities or life insurance policies. The members of Lobo Legacy are united by the common purpose of providing programs that develop the character and integrity of student-athletes in their academic, athletic and personal quest for excellence.

For information on supporting UNM athletes through Lobo Legacy, please contact Larry Ryan, director, Lobo Legacy, UNM Athletics Department, at larry@unm.edu or (505) 925-5919.

Planned GiftsThe following is a list of supporters

who, as of June 30, 2007, have established planned gifts to benefit UNM athletics and student-athletes.

Anonymous (1)Janice and Michael BlakeBobbye and Buck Burleson Mary K. Burress and Dr. J. Hunt BurressBruce CreelMarylou and Ron DarrKathy and Henry DoddCarmen and Drexel DouglasPam and Don DukeLisa and Randy Eastburg and FamilyMichael FietzJennifer and David FinlaysonNancy and Jim FisherKarin May Gardenhire and

Raleigh Gardenhire Julie and Jim Goodding Teri and Bruce HooverKathy KolankiewiczHazel and Ken LeachMark Lesher and FamilyAnn and Hunt LookJada Lucey Martinez and Mark MartinezJames McFarlanJudy and Michael MuldawerRyan Mummert and FamilyAnnie and David OlsonJohn Perner and FamilySuzie and Tom Popejoy, Jr.Dorothy and Larry RainosekPatty and Greg RemingtonLucille Robert*Mike RobertsThe Roosild FamilyJanice and Isidro Rubi, Jr.Janice and Lenny RuggieroAnne and Leonard SanchezGail Lemons and Steve Simms Lloyd StrosniderSam Suplizio*Valerie and Joe TrujilloDoris and Tobe TurpenCherie Vaughan

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Adrian AdkinsPaulita AguilarDr. Brenda AllenDomenic AndersonYvonne BacaRuth BanesJackson BascoellVirginia BazanArthur BeachDr. Judith C. BennahumLawrence BerkowitzGarrett BernettJo Anne BernhartDr. Joseph M. BicknellAlyssa Keiana BillopsDr. Thomas A. BordenJack BoswellAlex BradfordLaVonne and

Eugene BrasherErin BrennanGeorge BrooksDr. Arlene BrownBlanche BrunkMary Hope Buckler and

Richard BucklerFred M. CalkinsEdith Porter CallanFaith CanoD. CasiasIsabella ChambersBrian J. ChavezKatelin ChihuahuaBrayden ClarkJohn Miller ClarkAlex ClelendGlenda Sue CokerTim CurleDr. William G. Dail, Jr.Mystica and Nathan DanielDr. Larry E. DavisMarjorie DevonRuth DuffyAbigail Duran

Triston EllisKevin ElrickMary C. ErkkilaDr. Edward FancovicVenetia and Jack FarmerProf. Jan FawcettRobert Allan FiggeJoseph M. FineEileen and Joe FinkDon FlanaganDr. Marion R. FleckJordan FloydDr. Sonja FossCarol FosterDonald R. FowlerDr. William R. FowlerSuzanne M. FranchiniDr. Don FryHailey GarciaJudith GibbonLance GibbsGregory E. GilbertEmma Mari GoldhamerBrian GonzalesCariana J. GonzalesElysa GonzalesLarry GordonJason H. GreavesColwyn and Joseph GullickRosalee Heffron and

Dr. Warren A. HeffronMark HendersonJoe HerreraStephen HobbsRichard P. HoblittDr. Rob HromasMargaret HymanDr. John D. JohnsonNikolia KatzDr. Robert KatzMartha KayneKim KlahSonny KnightLissa Knudsen

Melia T. KrikorianRobert KropJack KullSteven KullMichael LaarkampClaire LapierreHannah LarrabeeDr. Richard LauerDillon Lee, Jr.Nicholas LentzJudith LiddellKathyrn LopezF. Garcia LorcaPhil LoydLove LuceroAmorette LujanJoshua MaresAmy MarksRonnie MartinezMary B. Matteucci and

Robert P. Matteucci, Sr.Robert L. MatthewsProf. Marvin MayDr. Lisa D. McNaryTailey McWilliamsMartha MeagherAntonio MedinaLaina MedlinNancy J. MerwinMary MilesLouise D. MillerKathleen Ann Jackson and

Dr. William R. (Bill) Miller

Howard MockDr. Moheb S. MoneimVida MorCamille MyersKatherine NelsonVenesa NielsonNina Marie NunezProf. Ted OcchialinoDr. Garth OlsonIrene Krokos and

Roy Olsson, IIIMaria PadillaGeraldine PinoAnthony J. PittarelliDaniel PlessBeth Powers

Christian RangelRobert RayBarbara Richardson and the

Hon. William RichardsonBill RiggsCraig RitterbushBridgit Patricia RiviardKalee RoeCharles RoehrigAdrian RomeroEliza RomeroArnold RonnenbeckDr. Estelle H. RosenblumDavid RoybalRicky RoybalKaren RuhlerJade SackettMichael SalazRobert SantleyProf. Don P. SchlegelDr. Randolph V. SeligmanNancy ShafferMarie Garcia ShaffnerMary E. SheilDr. Wilmer L. Sibbitt, Jr. Albert SitterDr. Anthony SmithDonna SorenenRobert J. (Bob) StammWilliam Stockton, Jr.Prof. Harry P. StumpfGraham SudburyMichael SudburyDaniel TalloziAnh TranMy TrangErin TrujequeProf. Marilyn TylerDr. Claire VerschraegenAnastasia VolegovaSeamus WadeMiles Everett WalkerConnie WeddellDr. Cleota P. WilbekinDr. Phyllis Perrin WilcoxDr. Cheryl WillmanEdward Joseph Wyckoff

Honorariums The following were honored with a gift to UNM

between July 1, 2006 and June 30, 2007.

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were remembered with a gift to UNM between July 1, 2006 and June 30, 2007.

Dr. Anthony J. AbruzzoBob AdamoDiane Lynn AdamoHelen AdamoSam Adamo, Sr.Agnes Ripple AdamsClinton AdamsEleanor B. AdamsRana Rose and

Hyman S. AdlerWortham M. AkinAmbrose L. AldayBurton Donald AndersonClinton P. AndersonSherburne P. AndersonRita Marie AngelDr. George C. AnisonChristina Lynn ApodacaLottie AppleGeorge L. Archuleta, Jr.Capt. Tamara

Long ArchuletaRobin Ayers ArmellLouise ArmijoStephen P. BacchusJohn W. BakerDylan Balch-Lindsay Audrey BaldwinNancy Jackson BallengerRobert C. Barnes, Jr. Willis L. BarnesElizabeth (Liz)

Miles BarnettJohn M. BatchellerDavid Alan BealmearEllie BeckDr. Byron L. BeddoReba Rutz BeidlemanKenneth BellRonald D. BentleyLeontine M. BentonTina BentonWilliam H. BentonSteven A. BernitskyRaymond E. Berube, Jr.Connie BickerstaffJudy C. BillsJohn BinfordRose BishopFrederick E. BlackNadene BlackburnProf. Carman Arthur BlissCol. Maurice M. BloomCarrie Mae

MacNair BlountDr. Arthur A. Blumenfeld

Hazel and William E. Bondurant

Sheri Jean BookProf. Frank BowenRalph Raymond BowerGerald J. BoyleJohn D. Bridgers, II Vic BrockmannKay Windsor BrooksGraham BrowneProf. Edith BuchananBeverly BumgardnerDr. E. Wayne BundyValerie J. BurgeAdam Shane BurgessJeremy ButcherLaureen French ButlerThe Hon. Joseph

(Joe) ByersPat CalahanMary CalimDr. John A. CantwellLinda CardinRhoda CarlisleMary Fox Carr and

T. Lyle CarrMary Jane and

Rufus H. CarterJames Peck CarverAgnes Ignacita CasiasVictor J. CastilloDonald J. CaughranElsie F. and

James V. CaughranMarjorie Bell ChambersJill Lee ChapmanBetty Caperton ChavezDavid J. ChavezEmma and Louis ChaySarah CherrinNancy ChristieMichael CincolaDean Lena C. ClauveJill CohenAlma CohornProf. Van Deren CokeCarol Ann ColeNancy Cole and the

Hon. Gerald R. ColeBetty CollierShelly and Rafael ColonGabriel A. ContrerasJohn J. Cordova, Sr. Dee CorleyCatalina Garbielle

CostanzoManuelita L. CreelFrank CronicanProf. William M. DabneyEverett Ayers DakanChelsea DalyGuido DaubFrances Dazzo and

Samuel L. Dazzo, Sr.Nat F. De PalmaMichelle Damerow Dean

Predicanda A. DeGeerArthur W. (Art) DekkerJane DelaldriteDorothy DePriestGretchen DickensSonia DiefendorfBasilio DiGregorioDiane Marie DohertyLawrence DominguezManuel DominguezSalvador DominguezDorothy D. DouglasDavid DuranChuck DurbinShirley Ann EaricksonKathryn EasterHazlet J. EdmondsDr. W. Sterling EdwardsDaniel R. EfroymsonT. Sean ElickerWalter Mims EllisRobert Timothy ElsbrockDr. Harold L. EnarsonHulda Thorson EnarsonMichael ErdahlDr. Bruce R. ErdalDr. Helen EsterlyThelma W. EvansRobert M. Faxton, Jr. Blanche FeldmanDaniel FergusonMarian FergusonGino FerraroCatherine L. and

Myron F. FifieldRobert Allan FiggeFaye Rogers FinleyEvelyn Marlin FisherMax FowlerRobert Dale FrazeeP. J. FrazierDr. Kurt FrederickMarion Clark FreshwaterHoward E. FullertonErlinda GabaldonFred GabaldonJohn L. GaffordJoseph C. GallagherH. L. Galles, Jr.Stephen L. GantzCecil E. GarciaDr. Chris Nunn GarciaJoseph Alvin Gaudin, Jr. Aida GerdesVirginia and

Henry GlascockEllen Fitz GloverRuth Brock GoldsworthyDr. Maurice L. GoodkindFrank D. Gorham, Jr.Martha GormanKarl GorwodaRaymond (Ray) GreenJoanna M. and

Jack Grevey

Dr. John T. GribbleRay GriffithJuliamarie

Langham GrillyToby F. GrossmanRobin Edward GuethsEldon Lowell GuhlEleanor GuilbertDr. Fred H. HanoldErnest C. HardinJimmy S. Harrison, Sr.Charles Robert HartungMary Adamo HayesNancy Floyd HayworthEva Fuentes HazenDr. Ferrel HeadyRobert HeineckenAmber HeinenSandra Leydsman HenryEva HerreraDr. Edwin B. HerringCol. Chuck HeubuschFrank C. HibbenJanet HillCarl Edward HinesH. R. HodginsPaul M. HoffHelen Anne

Thomas HoodMarjorie Mead HookerCalvin P. HornIan W. HossackPolly HowardJohn M. (Jack) HueterEstelle and

Omer P. HumbleGordon HurlbutRobert E. IdenDean E. IrvinDr. Charles

Dennis Irwin, Jr.John Phillip IsaacsJanice JacksonJohn Brinckerhoff JacksonVirginia S. JacksonDr. T. Philip JacobFaith Jensen Denise Simms JohnsonMarshall JohnsonCol. Henry

Randolph JohnstonRobert JoseyRuth H. and

Ross A. KaileyBill KaneBernard KaplanDara Kindler KaufmanJulia M. KeleherDavid P. Keller, Jr.Thomas KellerVincent C. KelleyDr. Robert KellnerProf. Robert

William KernBradley P. KidderJeanette King

Robert Lee (Bob) KingCarol N. KinneyCarmen KirkpatrickSharon KleimanJohn KnightGrace and Clinton KochLincoln C. KochCharles J. KoskovichFrank V. Kremer, Jr.Richard H. KrislingDorothy LacourDr. Vere LaneC. T. LangPat LangfordCarol A. LangloisJohn LarabeeLois LardnerWilliam G. Larsen, PhDEric LarsonAnn K. LattimoreAlice Juanita LawrencePage Johnson LawsonRoger B. LazarusBill LechtenbergCaroline Dured LeeCarroll J. LeeSarah M. LefeverMaj. Gen.

John S. Lekson (Ret.)Charles H. LembkeJohn (Puffy) LeonardCarol LeverichDr. Louis LevinStephanie Lewis-KraitsikLawrence LichtEdwin LieuwenMary Jane LinderDr. Mark LindseyJulie Ann Look Eleanor Marron Lopez

and J. Joseph LopezMary L. LopezLeo V. LoveAlice LowJeanne LoydGenevieve LuceroMaria LuetteGloria and Charles LurieJean Mullins MaceyFinlay MacGillivrayBrianna MacKenzieTina MaestasIrving MalottFrancis ManzanaresAda Marchese-

MonteverdeMarge MartinRichard E. MartinRobert MautiJohn MawhinneyKathleen (Kathy)

McClureEleanor McGeeDr. James Montgomery

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Michael J. McKeonWilliam B. McLainVirgil L. McNaryPatricia Tailey

McWilliamsMoira F. MendezJohn Gaw MeemJoseph H. MercerGeorge H. MertzThomas O. MeyerLauda Jane Miles-MedaraAnn MillerJames D. MillerMickey L. MillerJoseph MinnehanFlorence MishkinAbraham

Lincoln MitchellDonald David MontoyaBarbara MorrisFred MorrisJames Michael MorrisonDoris MountProf. Hugh B. MuirWilliam E. MulliganJoyce MurkenJohn K. MusgravePhyllis J. MuthDwight A. MyersTommy NanceProf. Gerald D. Nash

Dawn NavaProf. Beaumont NewhallThord NilsonRobert J. NordhausMaureen O’BrienRondolyn R. O’BrienJohn O’ConnorJoseph J. (Joe) O’HaraBrian O’NeilArturo G. OrtegaAlfonso A. Ortiz

Beatrice O. OrtizSarah Ann Ortiz-StumpPete E. PadillaRuben PadillaHarold E. PaineMaria PalaciosCharlie PalmerThe Ned Parish FamilyEdna May and

William J. (Bill) ParishAlfred L. Parker, PhDWilliam G. ParkerKenneth PayneGeorge Clayton PearlMarion PedersenLouise R. and

Oliver L. PembrokeHelen M. PepperdayRuben Perales, IIIRodney PerezPolly PerryBarbara PfaffGeorge Edward PhilipsDavid R. PieynsProf. Michel L. PilletDorothy S. and

Thomas J. PlunkettMary PohlRobert C. PooleCarol D. Powell-MayAce Gibson Powers

Dorothy PriceDr. Diana Kristine QuinnChester RadeckiDee and Don RankinKristin RauchThelma K. RawcliffeJone Kemp ReedMary and

William E. ReedJean Ater RembertEverett C. Renfro

John P. ReynoldsAgnes G. and

Julius RezlerJoe RichardsonKelly Preston RichmondDr. Alfred E. (Al) RickertPeggy RitchieCleo and Charles RitzCarpio RiveraJohn Donald RobbLucille S. and

John B. RobertMarion Eugene RobertBen Lomond Roberts Evelyn Helena RobertsTerry RobertsMartin RockwellNoah Rodriguez Ida RomeroPatricio RomeroVincente (Vinnie)

Solomon RomeroRose Rudin RoosaAutumn RoseSteven Eric RoseDora B. and

Lionel C. RosenbaumDr. Milton RosenbaumDrs. Edith Lenneberg and

Wilhelm F. RosenblattAlbert H. Rosenthal

Harry RossDr. Marshall

RowdabaughJoseph Aaron RoybalDottie RuffinCarolyn Thurman

RustvoldFred M. RutanDelphine M. SaenzManuel G. Saenz, Jr.Jack Salter

Sally and Alex SanchezJudy Lynn SanchezCharles Anthony

Santiago, Jr.Kathryn (Kit) SargeantLynn Saxon Rita Victoria ScalettiEstelle SchafferMerle Lynne SchendelArnold SchiefferProf. Elmer A. ScholerAlfred SchubertStuart SchwabAlice E. SeedsMilton S. SeligmanJosephine H. SelvageDr. Robert A. SenescuDr. Edward

William Sengel, III Mary and James SernaJudge Oliver SethEmma R. ShowmanSelma D. SibbittKatherine G. SimonsDr. Elizabeth

Parkinson SimpsonWilliam D. SimpsonHelene W. Simson and

Dr. George SimsonMary SkidmoreNancy SkinnerClovis SlakeyMatthew SmilovitsDr. E. Ben SmithDaniel E. SmithDaniel M. Smith, Jr. Hillard L. SmithVirginia Smith-HopkinsEvelyn SoncharDr. Arthur P. Sorensen, Jr.Glade Frank Sperry, Jr.Cynthia StaatFlorrie B. StammCharna E. StatenElizabeth (Lizzie) Stratton Jana R. Striegel-WilsonLucille StuckeySarah Ann StumpDonald SwalanderFred R. TamonySidney (Sid) TanenAudrey A. Tapy and

Prof. Ralph W. TapyBill G. TaylorDr. Lee E. TeitelbaumJacyne ThompsonDr. Marsha

Moore ThompsonPatricia ThorsonJoan Willard

Hemsing TinocoJune ToniganGenevieve TownsendMarita Travelstead and

Dr. Chester C. Travelstead

Leo TraverHenry L. (Hank) TrewhittDaniel C. TriggDeja TrujilloGage TrujilloNancy V. TrujilloProf. Albert E. UttonAmanda ValenciaRemi VancompernolleCarlos VasquezCarlos F. VigilNayeli VillanuevaMilan VosevichRyan Phillip WalleyOlin Spencer WallisMaureen

McMahon WalterJack WaltonDawn WardE. H. WardRalph M. WatrousWynette Spell WatsonWilliam (Bill) WeeksRodney WeilerBetty Lou WelliverMarjorie E. WellmanFlorence Mather

Wengerd and Dr. Sherman Wengerd

Shannon WenzRoland WertzMary E. WestbrookAda V. WesterJaney B. WhiteMacKenzie

White-FredericksonDean Helen WhitesideAnn Lurie WhitlockProf. James

L. (Jim) WhitlowKarla WilliamsEric M. WillinghamMabel Marguerite WindPeter WindlerKay WindsorBeatrice and

Alfred WoelkCorinne H.WolfeDorothy WoodwardHelen K. and

Hugh B. WoodwardSusan C. WorthyThelma and

Dudley WynnAutumn YazzieSteve YazzieHarold A. YeagleyCharles A. YoungHattie YoungProf. Robert W. YoungRalph C. YoungbergTom R. ZannesJoseph B. ZavadilLouis Zurlis

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SchoolS, collegeS and ProgramSAnderson School of Management

The Anderson School gives special recognition, through publications and annual events, to Anderson Circle members. The Anderson Circle includes all individuals and companies that donate $1,000 or more annually to advance Anderson goals. In addition, the Anderson School’s Foundation Board serves as a fund-raising arm for Anderson and as a bridge between the business community and the Anderson School’s future business leaders. The Anderson Foundation Director’s Circle includes individuals and their companies who make an annual financial commitment of at least $2,500. Finally, the Dean’s Inner Circle is an elite group of donors who commit to a minimum of $5,000 per year for three years in order to advance special initiatives in business education and leadership. For information, please contact Ernest Rodriguez-Naaz, constituent development officer, at rodrigueznaaz@mgt.unm.edu or (505) 277-7114.

School of Architecture and Planning

The Council for Design and Planning Excellence is a member-driven organization dedicated to promoting and supporting the school’s mission. Individual and corporate council members contribute knowledge and expertise to advance the goals of the school, the larger community

and the state. Council members reflect the diversity of interest in both the process of design and planning and the importance of design quality. Annual Council memberships—Benefactor, $2,500; Corporate, $1,000 and Individual, $500—support emerging needs, including instructor-directed student travel, events and special needs. For information, please contact John Miller, development associate, at jcmiller@unm.edu or (505) 277-7421.

College of Arts and SciencesThe Dean’s Circle recognizes

the extraordinary individuals, foundations and corporations whose annual contributions of $1,000 or more support the Dean’s Fund at the College of Arts and Sciences. These members strengthen the college and its service to students, faculty, staff and the community by funding cutting-edge research, innovative programs and lectures, student financial aid and faculty development. For information, please contact Deborah Dobson, constituent development officer, at ddobson@unm.edu or (505) 277-3194.

AthleticsThe Lobo Club is “the team

behind the teams,” the branch of the UNM Athletics Department responsible for raising funds for athletic scholarships. Lobo Club members, through their support, are investing in the futures of our student-athletes and the future of your New Mexico communities. Lobo Club members have helped to create a tradition of success

at UNM. Their contributions supply our student-athletes with the resources necessary for success in both the classroom and competition. Individuals and businesses who support more than 400 Lobo student-athletes competing in 21 sports at UNM are identified in this report with a i symbol. For more information, contact David Sabolcik, director of annual giving for athletics, at sabolcik@unm.edu or (505) 925-5900.

College of Fine Arts This Dean’s Circle is open to

donors who support the college through an annual contribution of $1,000 or more. This pool of funds is used to support faculty and staff research, creative work and for professional development grants given annually by the college. For information, please contact Sandra Koson, development coordinator, at skoson@unm.edu or (505) 277-9377.

KNME-TVKNME’s Leadership Circle

donors provide unrestricted support for New Mexico’s flagship public television station. Gifts support local and national programming as well as educational services in the community. Those who give $1,000 or more annually are recognized at the Associate Level. This giving category corresponds to Dean’s Councils at the University’s schools and colleges. For information, contact Joanne Bachmann, associate general manager, at jbachmann@knme.org or (505) 277-8666, or John Burch, membership manager, at jburch@knme.org or (505) 277-9018.

Giving societies and dean’s circles receive gifts in support of specific programs or initiatives within schools

and colleges. Membership and gift threshold vary by school, college and program. Members of these groups

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special recognition and receptions for donors who give $1,000 or more each year. The goal is to let our most generous donors know that their gifts greatly enhance our ability to provide an excellent legal education. For more information, please contact Bill Uher, constituent development officer, at uher@law.unm.edu or (505) 277-1038.

health ScienceS centerUNM Cancer Center

The El Oso Sanador, or “the healing bear,” is the symbol of the UNM Cancer Center and a Native American totem of power, health and protection. The grizzly bear is the animal most closely associated with Mudjekeewis, the Spirit Keeper of the West, and the source of responsibility, teaching, leadership and healing. It represents our desire to serve New Mexicans whose lives have been touched by cancer with strength, courage, grace and great ability. El Oso Sanador Society recognizes individuals, corporations and foundations that make outright and planned philanthropic contributions of $1,000 or more annually. For information, please contact Linda Karr, constituent development officer, at lhkarr@salud.unm.edu or (505) 272-2114.

UNM Children’s HospitalThe Circle of Friends includes

donors who are dedicated to building and supporting the only children’s specialty hospital in New Mexico. Private support is essential to provide the best medical care for New Mexico’s

children, build leadership in research, and educate tomorrow’s health care providers. Private, foundation or corporate gifts at annual giving levels of $1,000 to $10,000+ qualify to participate in the Circle of Friends program. Gifting at any level allows gifts to be unrestricted, designated to a specific unit, project or program. For more information, please contact Hazel Tull-Leach, executive director of development, at hazelnut@salud.unm.edu or (505) 277-5685.

School of MedicineIn addition to increasing

funding for clinical outreach and research, La Tierra Sagrada Society’s mission is to promote the excellence of the School of Medicine and to provide financial assistance, fellowship and

volunteerism through membership. Annual contributions of La Tierra Sagrada Society members support exceptional programs and cutting-edge research at the UNM School of Medicine. Some projects have the potential to impact health and health care across the campus, the local community, the nation and the world. The number of deserving programs and priorities selected depends on the total gifts through member giving. For information, please contact Joanne Branyon-Ward, development associate, at jbranyonward@salud.unm.edu or (505) 277-8413.

College of NursingThe Nightingale Society,

established in 2004, honors individuals, corporations and foundations for their important annual contributions of $1,000 or more. These gifts help the college address the nursing faculty shortage, teach more nurses, lead the way in a greater number of research projects, reach more communities and offer better care to all New Mexicans. Working together, we are creating brighter futures for people close to home and around the globe. For information, please contact Rosemary Gregory, constituent development officer, at rregregory@salud.unm.edu or (505) 277-0200.

College of PharmacyCreated in 2003, the Dean’s

Papiani Giving Circle recognizes individual donors—alumni and friends—who give annual gifts of $1,000 or more to the College of Pharmacy. Gifts to this unrestricted fund allow the dean to support professional opportunities for the students, faculty and staff. For information, please contact Sonya Warwick, constituent development officer, at swarwick@salud.unm.edu or (505) 272-3657.

who gave $1,000 or more in fiscal year 2006-2007 are included in the donor listings.

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UNM’s Annual Fund The Annual Fund campaign solicits

monetary gifts from alumni and friends by letter, phone, through the Report of Giving and online. Annual Fund donors may designate their gifts to any area, college, school, department or program within the University or give unrestricted gifts, which are used for the University’s greatest needs. See page 18. Contact Annette Hazen, (505) 277-9628; ahazen@unm.edu.

Giving OnlineOnline giving through the

Foundation’s secure Web site is an easy three-step process. Log on to www.unm.edu/foundation for giving information.

Planned GivingThe Planned Gifts Program

provides donors with information and helps establish gifts through bequests, charitable trusts, gift annuities, retirement accounts and life insurance policies. The University’s planned giving experts work closely with the donor’s own advisers to ensure the needs and wishes of the donor are fulfilled in perpetuity. UNM established the New Horizons Society to recognize donors who have included the University in their estate plans. See page 20. Contact Susan Morrison, (505) 277-9604; susanmm@unm.edu.

Gifts of Real PropertyThe Gift Acceptance Committee of

the UNM Foundation reviews gifts of real property, including real estate, works of art, equipment and other in-kind gifts. Contact Susan Morrison, (505) 277-9604; susanmm@unm.edu.

EndowmentsDonors establish endowed funds

to support a specific purpose in perpetuity. UNM invests the funds and uses a portion of the income generated from the principal to provide funding. Endowments may include support for scholarships, faculty or programming, and may be funded over a period of years. Currently, the minimum for an endowed fund is $10,000. See page 14. Contact Judith Davenport, (505) 277-9600; jdavenpo@unm.edu.

The President’s ClubEstablished in 2000, the UNM

President’s Club supports presidential initiatives for enhanced academic excellence and student enrichment through unrestricted gifts to the President’s Fund for Academic Excellence. Gifts to the President’s Club can be divided to include a college or school program. See page 19. Contact Rich Grainger, (505) 277-9077; loulobo@unm.edu.

Giving Societies and Dean’s CirclesGiving societies and dean’s circles

receive gifts in support of specific programs or initiatives within colleges and schools. Membership and gift thresholds vary by school, college or program. Universitywide giving societies include:

cherry & Silver Society, recognizing alumni who give within 18 months of graduation and then at least once every calendar year thereafter. See page 18. Contact Margaret Montoya, (505) 277-0689; mamontoy@unm.edu.

new horizons Society, recognizing donors who have included the University in their estate plans. See page 20. Contact Susan Morrison, (505) 277-9604; susanmm@unm.edu.

tom l. Popejoy Society, recognizing cumulative giving to the University. See page 16. Contact Rich Grainger, (505) 277-9077; loulobo@unm.edu.

Presidential Scholarship Program

The Presidential Scholarship Program (PSP) receives gifts as partial or full sponsorship for Presidential Scholars. Currently, a $2,000 gift grants a donor full sponsorship in the PSP. See page 18. Contact Annette Hazen, (505) 277-9628; ahazen@unm.edu.

Matching Gifts ProgramThe Matching Gifts Program

includes both national and local corporations that match their employees’ gifts to the UNM Foundation dollar-for-dollar, thus enabling donors to double or even triple their gifts. Contact Judith Davenport, (505) 277-9600; jdavenpo@unm.edu.

Memorials and HonorariumsMemorials and honorariums

honor family and friends. See pages 23-25. Contact Carolyn White, (505) 277-9651; clwhite@unm.edu.

For additional information, please call the UNM Foundation office, (505) 277-4503, 1-800-UNM-FUND (866-3863), or contact a specific college or program directly. Phone numbers are listed on page 40 of this report.

Ways to Give

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OfficeA D VA N C E M E N T

S E R V I C E S

Jodi Hennigan(505) 277-5640

A N N U A L G I V I N G

Annette Hazen(505) 277-9628

Amy Marks(505) 277-9723

C O R P O R A T E A N D F O U N D A T I O N

R E L A T I O N S

Betsy Till(505) 277-1589

Tobie Webb(505)277-1522Valerie Grant (505) 277-1138

D O N O R R E L A T I O N S

Carolyn White(505) 277-9651

FI N A N C I A L S E RV I C E S

Barbara Carroll(505) 277-5686M A J O R G I F T S

Pam Hurd-Knief(505) 277-9526Mary Wolford(505) 277-1088

M A T C H I N G G I F T S

Judith Davenport(505) 277-9600

M E M O R I A L G I F T S

Carolyn White(505) 277-9651

P L A N N E D G I F T S

Susan Morrison(505) 277-9604

Bart Evans(505) 277-6543

P O P E J O Y S O C I E T Y

Rich Grainger(505) 277-9077P R E S I D E N T I A L S C H O L A R S H I P

P R O G R A M

Annette Hazen(505) 277-9628

P R E S I D E N T ’ S C L U B

Rich Grainger (505) 277-9077

R E S E A R C H

Therese Kinney(505) 277-9605

Colleges and

SchoolsA N D E R S O N S C H O O L

O F M A N A G E M E N T

Ernest Rodriguez-Naaz(505) 277-7114

S C H O O L O F A R C H I T E C T U R E A N D P L A N N I N G

Jan Bandrofchak(505) 277-6442

John Miller(505) 277-7421

C O L L E G E O F A R T S A N D S C I E N C E S

Debbie Dobson(505) 277-3194Jane Midgley

(505) 277-4363A T H L E T I C S / L O B O C L U B

Larry Ryan(505) 925-5919

David Sabolcik(505) 925-5014

Garrett Hennessy(505) 925-5607

A T H L E T I C S / L O B O L E G A C Y

Larry Ryan(505) 925-5919

C O L L E G E O F E D U C A T I O N

Larry Walsh(505) 277-2915

S C H O O L O F E N G I N E E R I N G

Sharen Hart(505) 277-5541

C O L L E G E O F F I N E A R T S

Belinda Jentzen(505) 277-7320

K N M E -T V ( P U B L I C

T E L E V I S I O N )

Joanne Bachmann

(505) 277-8666K U N M

( P U B L I C R A D I O )

Mary Oishi (505) 277-8006

S C H O O L O F L AW

Bill Uher(505) 277-1038

P O P E J O Y H A L L

Colleen Harris Kistner(505) 277-2159

U N I V E R S I T Y L I B R A R I E S

Patricia Brkich(505) 277-1267

Health Sciences Center C A N C E R C E N T E R

Linda Karr (505) 272-1048

Jill Slaby (505) 272-1510

S C H O O L O F M E D I C I N E

Sherry Wilson (505) 272-4129

Sabra McCullough(505) 272-5700

Joanne Branyon-Ward(505) 272-8413

C O L L E G E O F N U R S I N G

Rosemary Reichert Gregory

(505) 272-0200 C O L L E G E O F P H A R M A C Y

Sonya Warwick(505) 272-3657

U N M H O S P I T A L S

Hazel Tull-Leach(505) 277-5689

The Development Office has made every effort to list the donors to the UNM Foundation accurately and in the manner requested. We regret any errors that may have been made in this publication and would appreciate any corrections, name or title changes or comments regarding your listing. Please use the form provided on the inserted envelope. Thank you!

The UNM Foundation and Development StaffThe following professional staff can answer questions or help craft

a gift that matches your wishes and UNM’s needs as a provider of superb education, research, health care and community service.

V I C E P R E S I D E N T F O R I N S T I T U T I O N A L A D VA N C E M E N T

Michael K. KinganPresident , UNM Foundation

(505) 277-1586

I N T E R I M A S S O C I A T E V I C E P R E S I D E N T F O R D E V E L O P M E N T

Pam Hurd-Knief(505) 277-9526

T H E U N M F OU N DAT ION

The UNM Foundation Inc. is an incorporated, not-for-profit organization with the responsibility to receive, invest and distribute gifts of private support to the University of New Mexico. The Development Office of the University of New Mexico staffs and helps direct the Foundation in conjunction with the Foundation Board of Directors and the University’s vice president for advancement. Gifts to the UNM Foundation are tax-deductible to the maximum provided by law.

Donors may give to the Universty through unrestricted gifts which are used for the University’s greatest needs or with gifts to a multitude of initiatives within the University’s schools, colleges and programs including scholarships, dean’s funds, organizations and annual giving campaigns. Donors also may sponsor events and endow programs, professorships and chairs. Gifts can be in cash, securities or real property.

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UNM President’s Letter 1

UNM Foundation President’s & Chair’s Letter 2

Board of Directors 3

Financial Information 4

Gift Impact Highlights 6

New Endowments 14

Popejoy Society 16

Annual Fund 18

New Horizons Society 20

Lobo Legacy 22

Honorariums 23

Memorials 24

Giving Societies and Dean’s Circles 26

Gifts to UNM 28

Ways to Give 39

UNM Foundation Information 40

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The University of New Mexico is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity institution. In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, the information in this report

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