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Cole honored for leadership in nursing President Randy Dunn and Bob Jackson presented a Resolution of Appreciation to Dr. Ruth Cole on behalf of the MSU board of regents, faculty, staff and students. Cole arrived at Murray State in 1949 as the first director of nursing. She led the process to create the bachelor of science in nursing (BSN) in 1964, which resulted in the first BSN class graduating in 1968. Cole retired in 1977, after serving as chair and professor of nursing, but has continued to give of her time, service and leadership — all of which have proven invaluable to the recent establishment of the MSU school of nursing and the status it holds today.

Drs. Randy and Ronda Dunn, MSU president and first lady, kicked off their Homecoming Saturday with a ride in the traditional parade.

Front cover: Racer One rounded the corner to the backstretch during the final game of her MSU career — Homecoming 2010 — celebrating with jockey Cristi Caruso one of the touchdowns that led to Murray’s 72-59 win over Missouri State. Photo taken by Art Cripps.

Dining at the Hot Pot restaurant in Beijing, China, are President Dunn

(center) with colleagues from MSU’s Institute for International Studies (IIS), Dr. Luis Canales (right), IIS director, and Dr. Guangming Zou, director of the English as a Second Language program. Dunn was visiting the People’s Education Press and the Beijing Language and Culture University.

President Dunn takes time each fall semester to meet new students and their parents (and lend a hand) during Freshmen Move-in Day on campus.

Greetings MSU Alumni and Friends — Even though, like most colleges and universities across the country, we have been challenged fiscally over the past two years, Murray State University remains a strong institution and will continue its tradition of excellence started almost 90 years ago. No doubt, the recent recession created one of the worst economic climates seen in many of our lifetimes and, as a result, our endowments have taken their share of hits during that period given a considerable decline in investment returns. However, given the prudent and foresighted management of our endowment funds by the Murray State University Foundation and its Board of Trustees, in most cases we have been able to maintain the scholarship awards generated by those endowments which are so critical to our students. The investments which you have made — and will continue to make through our HOLD THY BANNER HIGH comprehensive fundraising campaign and beyond — are recovering and on their way back to pre-recession levels.

Shown (from left) MSU President Randy Dunn, Dr. Ruth Cole and Bob Jackson, associate vice president of institutional advancement.

Your gifts — along with their careful stewardship — provide that Murray State will only become stronger and more enduring. Our 2010-11 official enrollment topped 10,400 students — the highest in the history of MSU. In addition to our overall growth of Kentucky students, First Time Freshman enrollments from both Illinois and Tennessee were each up over 20 percent! Too, we are moving into our own as an international university as well, closing in on a goal of 5 percent international enrollment. We continue to add new academic programs as justified by regional need, student interest and resource capacity. The approval of MSU’s inaugural doctorate — the Doctor of Nursing Practice degree — adds another exciting dimension to our level of academic quality.And we continue to grow our region and the Commonwealth through new and expanded partnerships, particularly with K-12 schools and through community development projects.

All told, we are in the midst of another momentous term at Murray State University! As I begin my fifth year at MSU, I am just as excited now as I was when I arrived about the potential for further strengthening one of the nation’s greatest regional public institutions and increasing our programs and services. Randy J. Dunn, President

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Private gifts support every aspect of murray state University and its mission as a nationally recognized residential comprehensive university, offering high-quality baccalaureate and master’s degree programs. the office of development is responsible for coordination of philanthropic activities for murray state University. the development staff is responsible for:

Fundraising for all areas of the universityDaily processing of all donated funds to the universitymanagement of the alumni database — records dating to 1922Updating, recording and maintaining all alumni records on a daily basisDonor relations, stewardship and processing of all guidelines for endowmentsmanagement of the university’s comprehensive campaign, Hold Thy Banner High: The Campaign for the Students of Murray State Universityracer-thon and student caller programsFaculty-staff CampaignCorporate and foundation relationsemployer matching Gifts programDunker’s Challenge — student giving initiativeParents’ Fund and murray Fund for excellenceestate and Gift Planning programs and advisory services1922 society — alumni scholarship endowment initiativestate and federal governmental relations

Office of development staff are (front row, from left) Tina Bernot and Jennie Rottinghaus (‘84); (second row) Melanie Ellingsworth (‘92, ‘93), Linda Myhill and Nancy Williams; (third row) Ann Herr, Misty Williams (‘97), Rita Cherry (‘03), Jamie Haynes (‘99) and Raquel Armstrong; (fourth row) Rachel Foley (‘03), Stephen Crouch (‘05), Abby Miller (‘07, ‘08) and Carol Brunn (‘89); and (top row) Bob Jackson (‘85) and Paul Radke. Not pictured are Sandy Garfinkel and Linda Moore (‘79).

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Numerous MSU students work with the development staff in Racer-thon and other programs.

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Twenty-one students traveled to Lexington, Ky., to represent murray state University at the alltech Fei

World equestrian Games. the students volunteered for six days in the equine village and had the opportunity to work alongside some of the most accomplished horses and riders in the industry. most of the students worked in the equine village as barn stewards, performing tasks such as assisting with

horse transfers, holding horses, helping with crowd control, checking credentials at barn entrances, overseeing horse safety, and arena set-up and tear-down. students worked one of two shifts daily and were free to go anywhere on the grounds while they were not working. sue robinson, equestrian team coach and lecturer in the school of agriculture, and Paul radke, director of development for the school of agriculture, worked together

students work with world’s top equestrians during WeG in Lexington

to coordinate the volunteer opportunity for the students. With a primary aim to keep costs low for the volunteers from murray state, robinson found msU alumni and friends who were willing to open their homes to the students during the games. the opportunity was a great experience that allowed students to gain contacts and experience in the equine industry, robinson noted.

Shown are four MSU students enjoying their time at the World Equestrian Games held at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington. They are (from left) Kelsey Humble, Kelli Kamous, Madison Selstad and Kara Evans. (WEG photos courtesy of Kara Evans.)

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CMt Countdown at Murray state murray state University was featured on a recent episode of Top 20 Countdown on Cmt (Country music television). the campus was the site of a concert with miranda Lambert, eric Church and Josh Kelley. Cmt staffers spent two days in murray filming around the community and on campus. Local and university footage served as backdrops for interviews and segues between music videos. Lambert’s Cmt Revolution tour concert in msU’s CFsB Center was an event of the alltech Fei World equestrian Games Festival in Kentucky.

MSU student and Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity member Travis Taylor took a 10-day journey, The Tragos Quest, through Greece this summer. He was one of 16 selected from a pool of almost 15,000 for the study abroad program. Taylor, who is from Murray, traveled with fellow undergraduate members of Sigma Phi Epsilon, alumni mentors and faculty.

taylor chosen for Grecian journey

More World equestrian Games moments

Dr. sonya Baker, assistant dean of the college of humanities and fine arts and associate professor of music, participated in the opening Ceremony for the World equestrian Games. Baker sang with the american spiritual ensemble. most recently, Baker was a guest on renee shaw’s PBs program, Connections.

murray state University’s telecommunications systems management (tsm) program created a communication system for the WeG. tsm built a system to provide communications support at the games. the system is unique because of the wide range of data sources and applications it can integrate with, including cameras for multiple sites around the area, weather service data, traffic flow systems, and event planning and information databases as needed.

IeW “Crossing Borders”

msU’s international education Week featured traditional events such as the international Bazaar and special cuisine. Global alumni Distinguished Lecture series speakers were martyn Brewer ‘83 and sean Finnegan ‘92. During the keynote, “30 mosques,” aman ali and Bassam tariq discussed their visits to 30 mosques in 30 states.

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Incoming freshmen this year had the opportunity to choose between the same old summer vacation or to earn college credit in a foreign country thanks to murray state’s new course, study abroad 101: Costa rica.

Developed by shawn smee, director, and amanda Carter, coordinator, both in the office of recruitment, and melanie mcCallon, associate director of education abroad, the program is designed to be more than a recruiting tool. “We hoped that it would postively influence their decision to attend msU, but we also wanted it to lead students to participate in future study abroad programs,” Carter said. “the fact that this program is specifically for high school students who have just graduated and are planning to attend msU in the fall makes it unique,” Carter noted. according to Carter, murray is among a select number of universities to offer a summer study abroad program for high school students. Carter and mcCallon led a group of 30 students on the inaugural trip. “i think it was an invaluable experience for them to have before college,” Carter said, noting the opportunity for the students to bond with each other.

Costa Rica trip gets a blog the international Higher education Consulting Blog (iHeC) put the spotlight on murray state’s Costa rica program in august. melanie mcCallon hosted a video blog explaining the idea behind the new program and discussed plans for the upcoming study abroad 101: Panama, as well as plans for potential destinations such as Germany and iceland. iHeC provides timely news and informational pieces that are of interest to both the international education and public diplomacy communities.

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DiD YOU knOW?sarah Kelty, an MSU student from Louisville, Ky., has added to her résumé with her selection as the Louisville Youth Ambassador, traveling to New York City this summer for the Outdoor Nation Youth Summit and Festival in Central Park. The summit brought together young Americans from across the country for the first time to reclaim, redefine and rediscover the outdoors. Kelty’s interest in the outdoors has led her to travel in Costa Rica, Mexico and to the UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen, Denmark.

MSU professor lends his expertise to creation of Iraqi university one of murray state University’s own is seeing the groundbreaking work being done to construct a new university in the Kurdish region of iraq. Dr. michael Basile, professor in the college of education and former director of msU’s institute for international studies, is helping to develop civil institutions within the region. “For about 15 years i have been working with a colleague, salah aziz, an iraqi Kurd, who was a member of the Florida state-Florida a&m universities college of engineering faculty, to assist Kurdish people,” Basile said. Basile and aziz were on the board of a non-governmental organization working under grants from the U.s. national endowment for Democracy to help develop civil society institutions in iraqi Kurdistan. Last year, aziz moved to the city of sulaymani in northern iraqi Kurdistan full time to establish a new higher education institution, the Kurdistan University of science and technology. “as the new university’s president, aziz asked me to serve on their first board of trustees,” Basile said. so far, Basile has worked on trying to establish a new english language acquisition program similar to the esL (english as a second Language) program at murray state. He said the curriculum for the Kurdish university will be entirely in english. Dr. michael morgan of msU’s tesoL program (teaching english to speakers of other Languages) and Dr. Dannie Harrison, former dean of the msU college of business, are assisting in their respective areas, Basile said. With Basile working so closely with the development of this new school, murray state’s curriculum and student life could very

Shown are Dr. Michael Basile, MSU professor and trustee of the Kurdistan University of Science and Technology (KUST), and others associated with the new Iraqi university (from left): Dr. Salah Aziz, KUST president; Abdulaziz Alsebail, professor and Deputy Minister of Culture, Saudi Arabia; local investor and chairman of Halabja Group, Halabja, Iraqi Kurdistan (name unknown); Peter Garretson, history professor, Florida State University; Basile; and Kamal Tawfiq, chairman of the department of civil engineering, FSU-Florida A&M universities. The statue behind them depicts a Kurdish mother and her child who lay dying from gassing. It commemorates the 1996 deaths by chemical gas of 5,000+ Kurdish men, women and children by the Sadam Hussein regime.

well influence the new university. “i would hope that initially, at least, our further advice for development of their english acquisition program would be requested and as their curriculum is developed, faculty and staff are brought on and student life accommodations are established, msU would have a continuing role to play,” he said. “the university is in its formative stages and i expect opportunities for further involvements will present themselves.”

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Comedian red skelton once said, “Well, it only proves what they always say — give the people what they want, and they’ll come out for it.” He wasn’t talking about murray

state’s Waterfield Library, but he could have been. murray state’s library is continually evolving to stay relevant to students and to provide them with the resources they need to complement their classroom learning. visits to the libraries on campus increased by 104,441 to a total of 490,388 during the 2009-10 school year. Put another way, adam murray, dean of university libraries at msU, said, “Given our regular door counts of 3,500 visits per day during the semesters, three additional days would have put our total door count at half a million. this was indeed a record.” visitors to the library don’t always walk through the doors. the library website was accessed 405,000 times from 108 countries. Database searches topped one million for a whopping increase from the past year of 136,437.

(Above) MsU students show their spirit in the place to be — Waterfield Library.(At left) the Racer Writing Center in Waterfield Library.

MSU libraries — giving ‘em what they want text-a-Librarian garners 50-75 questions per month. students hoping to check out one of the iPads from Waterfield can practice patience — there is a waiting list through February — and Kindles regularly move from one student user to another. one of the newest initiatives is the racer Writing Center, established through funding from msU alumnus Jesse D. Jones, which opened this fall. the center provides undergraduates with one-on-one instruction from graduate students on all aspects of writing across the disciplines. “the center is seeing incredible use for its first semester in existence. it is not uncommon for all sessions to be booked a few weeks in advance,” murray explained. and the small things count, too. a simple move of the information Desk to the front of Waterfield Library increased questions answered by 40 percent. Want to learn more about msU’s libraries? visit online at lib.murraystate.edu.

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Sorting out the good while reducing the bad some trash can have a second life thanks to murray state’s single-stream recycling process. “a single-stream recycling process outsources trash from sites on campus into a single stream rather than sorting,” said Wayne Harper, director for grounds and building services. msU’s trash is collected, baled and sent to ors recycling in nashville, tenn. the bales go to conveyor belts to be sorted there for recycling. any remaining garbage is sent to landfills. the single-stream process is a step toward a goal of recycling 50 percent of the solid waste at the university.

When it rains, it’s porous Murray State University is improving the environment by using special pavement for parking lots. Most recently, a second parking lot, located west of the Science Campus, was constructed using porous pavement. The new material reduces the risk of flooding, improves storm water quality in streams and recharges the goundwater table. Water soaks right into the pavementon the porous lots. The first lot on campus was constructed near Sparks Hall in 2004. “We have been observing it for six years to see how it would hold up and it’s working very well,” said Kim Oatman, chief facilities officer and director of facilities design and construction. “Murray State has been able to maintain this environmentally-friendly pavement without any major problems.” For more information on porous paving, go online at www.greenworks.tv/stormwater/porouspavement.htm.

Dr. stephen Cobb, dean of the college of science, engineering and technology at murray state University, received notification from aBet (accreditation Board for engineering and technology) that the engineering physics program received full and complete reaccreditation following the evaluation visit last year. the engineering physics program at msU is one of fewer than 20 accredited programs in the U.s. in addition, Cobb said, “it is the only free-standing accredited engineering program at a regional comprehensive university in Kentucky.” Dr. ted thiede, chair of the department of engineering and physics, explained that other colleges and universities that offer similar degrees often have applied physics programs working in conjunction with a larger engineering college. “our program is an engineering program that focuses on applying fundamental science to current engineering problems where traditional disciplines like mechanical and electrical engineering overlap,” he noted. For students graduating with a degree from this accredited program, it is a seal of quality that those in the field recognize,

MSU’s engineering physics program receives reaccreditation from national accreditation board

thiede said. it also means that program graduates may pursue licensure as professional engineers in Kentucky. the engineering physics program at msU has approximately 100 students and is led by eight faculty members. the program prepares students for careers in high-tech fields with excellent salaries and opportunities for advancement.

Program at MSU is one of fewer than 20 accredited programs in the United States

DiD YOU knOW?Murray State University student Hunter York from Hardin, Ky., showed off his skill with words and phrases on the long-running TV game show Wheel of Fortune. He was the big winner, earning $24,000+ and a trip to Hawaii. York is a junior chemistry/pre-medicine major.

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Jackie Joyner-Kersee, six-time olympic medalist and one of the greatest athletes of all time, visited murray state in october to talk about her

life as an athlete and philanthropist. in addition to her olympic recognition, Joyner-Kersee was voted Female athlete of the 20th Century by Sports Illustrated for Women and one of the 50 Greatest athletes by esPn. she is the first woman to win back-to-back gold medals in the heptathalon event, the first woman to score 7,000 points in the event and the first american woman to win an olympic gold medal in the long jump. Joyner-Kersee participated in four olympic Games — 1984, 1988, 1992 and 1996 — winning medals in all. “you have to have a dream, be persistent and know and work on your weaknesses so you can be one of the best,” Joyner-Kersee said. Part of that dream included giving back to the community and began by asking sponsors to set aside money for her foundation or general community service. she parlayed her olympic fame into helping her hometown area of east st. Louis/st. Louis. she champions bringing awareness to asthma issues, education and healthy lifestyles and opened the Jackie Joyner-Kersee Center in 2000 as a safe haven for young people to learn, play and give back to their community. the center serves thousands of families and youth in the metropolitan st. Louis area.

Olympic superstar medalist gives lecture at MSU

Renee Shaw, visited Murray State to tape an interview for KET’s Connections with Olympic medalist Jackie Joyner-Kersee (right).

(Below) The state-of-the-art Susan E. Bauernfeind Wellness Center on campus is used by MSU students, alumni, faculty and staff, as well as the Murray State-sponsored Swim Bike Run Club.

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Physical fitness advocate Jackie Joyner-Kersee met members of the Murray Swim Bike Run Triathlete Club during her visit to campus. Shown are (from left) Bill Elder, Scott Sivills, Joe Santiago, Joyner-Kersee and Jim Carter.

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enrollment growth is clearly evident at murray state University with the release of final Fall 2010 student numbers. official figures submitted to the Council on Postsecondary education (CPe) indicate a final total enrollment at msU of 10,416 students. Last year’s official count was 10,078. “our enrollment number as submitted to the CPe is indicative of the efforts and priorities we have placed on the growth and development of student-centered degree programs,” said Dr. randy Dunn, president of murray state University. “While enrollment growth is an important measure of success, growth also allows us to better embrace new models of innovation to more fully serve our students, region and beyond in the coming years.” “the Fall 2010 enrollment figures are encouraging and are a reflection of everyone’s hard work,” said Fred Dietz, executive director of enrollment management. “our ability to offer a quality education at an affordable price is being noticed by more and more students within the region, but also nationally and internationally.”

Official Fall 2010 enrollment figures show over three percent growth at Murray State UniversityJohnson making seoul music in Korea

Dennis L. Johnson, director of bands and symphony orchestra at murray state, was invited to give master classes and serve as the principal guest conductor for the first Korean international Wind Band Festival in seoul this fall. the festival was created as a commemoration of the 60th anniversary of the Korean War and the celebration of the recapture of the city during that conflict. the festival also called attention to the site of the G20 summit. Johnson has shared his expertise around the world, including Great Britain, italy, Hungary and taiwan.

Wallace & Gromit visited with Dr. Bob Lochte, chair of MSU’s department of journalism and mass communications, earlier this year for an episode of their new series Wallace & Gromit’s World of Invention. World-renowned inventor Wallace and his sidekick and camera dog, Gromit, host the series in the basement of 62 West

Wallaby Street where they take a look at some real-life inventions. The BBC One series episode featuring Lochte, “Come to Your Senses,” aired across the pond on Nov. 24. During filming, they explored with Lochte an invention of Murray native Nathan B. Stubblefield, asking the question, “Did Stubblefield invent the wireless telephone more than 100 years ago?” Lochte is a noted expert on the experiments of Stubblefield and aided a production crew from Aardman Animations, the British company that produces Wallace & Gromit, in building and testing a replica of Stubblefield’s 1902 earth conduction wireless telephone system. First billed as radio, Lochte’s research indicates that Stubblefield’s invention may have actually been closer to today’s cell phones. But did the replica work for Wallace and his companion, Gromit? Yes, and it was a “cracking good job!”

Wallace & Gromit bring their quirky humor to West Kentucky

Kentucky business magazine, The Lane Report, featured MSU’s music business program in an article in its Oct. 2010 issue. “Mixing Business with Pleasure” delved into the program that “offers students a unique blend of musical performance education and training on how to handle the business end of a career in music.” Felicia Gammon is a music business student at Murray State and an intern at WKMS-FM, MSU’s National Public Radio station.

Kentucky Afield, outdoor show on KET, recently featured Murray students murray state University students are lending a hand to the Kentucky Division of Fisheries in restoring a once common fish in the Purchase region, the alligator gar. they are assisting in a two-year program to restore the species to its native west Kentucky. in the current phase of the study, the gar will have a transmitter implanted in order to track their movement and feeding preferences. Popular Ket television show Kentucky Afield covered both the plight of the alligator gar and the role of msU students in the effort. Kentucky Afield is a production of the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife resources. it is the longest continuously running outdoor television show in the nation.

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Funding has been secured to develop a West Kentucky Farmer network to serve as an entry point for introducing new

crops and technology to the region’s farmers and as a springboard for the formation of new farmer cooperatives and rural processing ventures. the Farmer network is a part of the West Kentucky agBioworks™ initiative, based at msU’s regional Business and innovation Center (in partnership with the school of agriculture). WKagBioworks has relationships with leading companies developing genetics and equipment and technology providers, and is leveraging these activities into ongoing field trials, technology adoption and development of farmer/forester-based businesses. “the evolving field of renewable agri-energy has truly ushered in a new era in

M urray state President randy J. Dunn joined college and university presidents from across Kentucky in signing a resolution pledging their

commitment to be full partners with the Kentucky Department of education in preparing high school graduates to be college and career ready. Kentucky First Lady Jane Beshear expressed the administration’s support for ongoing work to implement senate Bill 1, which calls for P-12 and higher education systems to work more closely to improve college readiness levels. Governor steven Beshear declared september 2010 as Kentucky’s College and Career readiness month. the goal is to reduce by 50 percent the number of recent high school graduates entering college not prepared for credit-bearing coursework, and to increase graduation rates of postsecondary students with college readiness needs. msU has a number of programs in place already, but joining those is a new initiative through the generosity of robbie and Lisa (‘79 B.s., ‘91 m.s.n.) rudolph of murray. the rudolphs are making available $100,000+ to fund the Four rivers scholarship Program and to provide college readiness programs through partner schools, including murray state. each high school in the targeted counties of Carlisle, Hickman and Fulton has designed its own academy to fit student needs.

West Kentucky AgBioworks leading agricultural development in the region

agriculture — an era in which we need to be informed and provide leadership ... to enhance the agricultural, educational, economical

and cultural opportunities for the people of our service region," said Dr. tony Brannon, dean of the school of agriculture.

Prepping students for college readiness

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Jim Carter, msU vice president for institutional advancement, was recently named president-elect of the Friends of Ket board of directors.

a volunteer network, the board assists in the advancement of Ket’s mission in a number of ways, including advocacy on behalf of Ket’s programs and services, promotion of Ket in their own communities, and strengthening Ket’s financial support. each person on the board represents a geographical area of the state and serves as a liaison in those counties. Carter led the effort and has been a tireless advocate in linking murray state activities to Ket programming. the partnership between msU and Ket began several years ago when Carter and Ket officials worked together to bring Ket2 to West Kentucky and msU tv-11 programming to the state. that early endeavor led to such programs as The Holidays at Murray State University: The Sights, The Sounds, The Season, which airs in December for the seventh consecutive year. the syndicated Holidays 2009 special reached 25 million households across the country. in addition to providing various events throughout the year to Ket for broadcast, murray state’s Roundabout U television series airs weekly on Ket and the Kentucky Channel. Carter co-hosts the show with sarah Clark, a 2010 msU graduate.

MSU to host 2011national fishing tournament

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Carter named executive committee officer for Friends of KET

Murray State University has been recognized over the past semester with a number of independent rankings that attest to the school’s quality, value and success. Most recently, according to data supplied by the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS – 2008-09), MSU had the highest six-year graduation rate of all the regional public universities in Kentucky. In addition, Murray also saw the highest increase in its six-year graduation rate since 2000 of all the regional publics in the state. Murray State was recognized for the 20th consecutive year as one of the best schools in the country. Once again, Murray is the top-ranked Kentucky regional public university in the 2011 U.S.News & World Report’s America’s Best Colleges guide. Murray State is 22nd in the South among private and public schools and is the 12th top public university in the nation, both in the Master’s/Comprehensive category. MSU is in seventh place among the top public universities in the South. The university was also rated a “Military Friendly School” by G.I.Jobs magazine for the support and flexibility it offers military students, as well accreditations held by the school and its degree options. Forbes placed MSU on its “America’s Best Colleges” listing and rated the university a “Best College Buy” for its quality and affordability/value.

Murray State’s campus and kentucky Lake will provide the perfect backdrop for the 2011 national Guard FLW College Fishing national Championship. The university has moved forward from hosting the regional championship in 2009 to hosting the national tournament in April 2011. With kentucky and Barkley lakes nearby and Murray’s own bass fishing team’s success in FLW Outdoors tournaments, MSU is a perfect fit for the national championship. For more information on national Guard FLW Collegiate fishing tournaments, go online at CollegeFishing.com. 11

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simon says ...He blinks. He talks, moves and breathes. His heart beats, his

pupils dilate. He sweats, cries and even bleeds. But he’s no ordinary patient. simon (sim-man 3G), the latest in patient simulator technology has become a core part of teaching and learning in the college of health sciences and human services (HsHs). Few schools in the nation utilize simulation with multidisciplinary programs like HsHs does. the college is on the cutting edge with technology and innovation in its classrooms and beyond. this wireless technology is used across disciplines in the college to give “real world” experiences to students in a variety of situations and majors. simon has had a rough semester so far — he’s been a rescued victim in a fall scenario for an on-campus class, has had CPr performed on him by the emt class and has been treated for injuries sustained in the woods while camping. But his bad luck is good for msU students as they learn how to respond in emergency situations. in addition to simon, HsHs also has realBabies — interactive infants who react to their care as well as those with

specific medical conditions such as shaken baby syndrome and fetal substance abuse health issues.

(At left) Students practice emergency response skills on injured camper Simon.

(Below) Simon goes into cardiac arrest, allowing students to perfect their CPR training.

Keeping it real ... of course, real children are a different story from realBabies. real children develop through human involvement — with each other and caring adults. HsHs plays an important role in that as well with after-school programming from msU students for kids at murray elementary. the college students offer fun activities through the reCharge! initiative that was developed with the nFL. Children in second through sixth grade learn about good nutrition and activity habits.

Hands-on experience a plus for students Dr. anthony ortmann and his students were in Cadiz, Ky., this fall to locate unmarked african-american burial plots. the Cadiz renaissance on main program has as one of its first objectives upgrades to the east end Cemetery. the cemetery contains a number of graves without markers and no identification available. a group marker is planned for the area. ortmann, an assistant professor in the department of geosciences at msU, and five students from his Geophysical survey applications to archaeology class used ground-penetrating radar to locate individual graves.

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MSU’s Hassan tapped as international expert on Ethiopian economics When the ethiopian government unexpectedly devalued its currency by 20 percent sept. 1, news agencies and businesses around the world looked to an expert in the field to explain the situation. many sought Dr. seid Hassan, professor of economics at murray state. a college of business faculty member since 1992, Hassan’s teaching content includes global economic issues and international trade. a native ethiopian, Hassan shared his expertise in publications and on websites, radio and television in north america, europe and africa during september and october.

A proposal to create a doctor of nursing practice (DNP) in the school of nursing was recently approved by the MSU board of regents. The program will benefit health care in Kentucky, the surrounding region and the nation. DNP will enhance the visibility of nursing to potential students, and will assist in securing grants and contracts and attracting highly qualified faculty to MSU. For nursing student graduates, doctoral-level training will open up employment opportunities in health care and teaching. An anticipated start date for the new doctoral program is August 2012.

Doctor of nursing practice a first at MSU

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Murray student Christopher Bryant won second place from the National Association of Broadcasters Education Foundation competition for his television public service announcement on “What freedom of speech means to me.” His winning entry can be viewed online at www.nabef.org/initiatives/2010FOS.asp.

The American Humanics/Youth and Nonprofit Leadership program at Murray State set a national student enrollment record for 2009-10 with 514 students, and has led the nation in student enrollment for 19 consecutive years. AH/YNL has received 35 local awards and 10 national awards, and has generated more than $1,744,000 through fundraising, grants and scholarships to address campus and community needs.

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The MSU women’s golf team had back-to-back wins in October when freshman Alexandra Lennartsson and senior Caroline Lagerborg, both from Sweden, claimed individual titles at Arkansas State and Austin Peay, leading their team to a second-place finish at ASU and first place at APSU. The team will be trying for a third straight OVC Championship in April.

B.J. Jenkins

DiD YOU knOW? The Murray State football team made history on Homecoming as the Racers broke 25 school, Ohio Valley Conference and FCS records in a thrilling 72-59 victory over Missouri State. In what was the highest scoring game in FCS history, MSU amassed 816 yards of total offense in overcoming a pair of double-digit deficits. Quarterback Casey Brockman, Murray, Ky., went 32-for-41for a school-record 570 yards and seven touchdowns. His favorite target was Marcus Harris, North St. Louis, Mo., who caught nine passes for 213 yards and a record five touchdowns. Also, running back Mike Harris, Broken Arrow, Okla., rushed 30 times for 212 yards and two scores. The trio made history as the they made MSU the only school in FCS history to have a 500-yard passer, 200-yard receiver and a 200-yard rusher.

Hoping to dance again after a 2009-10 season that saw the racers win a record 31 games and the program’s first win in the nCaa tournament since 1988, msU is ready for another great season in 2010-11. Led by senior guards B.J. Jenkins, virginia Beach, va., and Isacc Miles, Kansas City, mo., the racers were voted the top team in the ohio valley Conference Preseason Poll. the racers pushed their home-winning streak (fourth-best in the nation) to 21 straight with early wins over etsU and reinhardt. early tests for msU included play in the 76 Classic tournament in anaheim, Calif., where the racers came out on top against stanford in the opening round and played competitive games with UnLv and oklahoma state. the racers have won 21 ovC regular season championships and 14 ovC tournament titles. Alexandra

Lennartsson

Caroline Lagerborg

MSU women golfers lead big wins

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RseC gets a new name — now CFsB Center murray state University’s regional special events Center (rseC) is now known as the CFsB Center, thanks to the largest gift in murray state athletics history. CFsB (Community Financial services Bank) donated $3.3 million to msU’s athletic program securing naming rights of the facility. the opportunity to secure naming rights for the arena has been a priority of the Hold Thy Banner High: The Campaign for the Students of Murray State University from the start. “the commitment that CFsB has made will have a dramatic impact on our program, especially men’s and women’s basketball,” said allen Ward, director of athletics. “the entire team of CFsB employee-owners and directors are excited to partner with murray state University in promoting this awesome facility, the CFsB Center,” said Betsy Flynn, president and Ceo of CFsB. “msU is such an important economic and cultural factor in our region, we are proud to be a part of the vibrant murray and Purchase region community. “as an employee- and local stockholder-owned independent bank, our mission statement is to ‘create value for our customers, community, team owners and stockholders,’ and we know this is one avenue that we can give back to the valued communities that we serve. We thank msU for giving us this opportunity to contribute and thanks to our many valued customers who enabled our success to support our area,” Flynn noted. “thanks also to our marketing director, Jeremy rose, for the original idea for this partnership and diligently working with the fine msU staff including allen Ward, Bob Jackson, Jim Carter and President randy Dunn, along with the board of regents to get this accomplished,” concluded Flynn. “i want to thank Betsy Flynn, Jeremy rose, the CFsB executive board and the many people who were involved in seeing this gift come to fruition,” Dr. randy Dunn, president of murray state University, said. “in the coming months, i’ll be working with Dr. Dunn and the administration to firm up our plans on facility enhancements we hope to make as a result of this gift,” said Ward. “Without question, the investment that CFsB has made will make a noticeable and lasting impression on our program.”

After a 2009-10 campaign riddled with injuries, the

MsU women’s basketball team will have a new challenge in 2010-11 with

no seniors on the roster. Junior Rachael Isom, one of two returning starters, joins nine returning players. Isom, of

Cleveland, tenn., averaged 11.9 points and 3.3 rebounds per game last year.

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senior Becca Lamb, of Highland, ill., became the ninth member of the 1,000 Kill Club at msU and finished her career with 1,152 kills. Fellow senior Ashley nenninger (marble Hill, mo.) also joined the club during the semifinals of the 2010 ovC Championship, ending her career with 1,020. this marks the second time in school history that two racers accomplished the feat in the same season.

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A $1.3 million gift from the estate of selman and Katherine Franzman in honor of their daughter, Barbara

sue Franzman Beasley, will create two endowments that benefit students entering murray state University’s college of education in the fall of 2011. the gift is the largest received to date by murray state’s college of education. the university announced the creation of two scholarship funds from these endowments for incoming 2011 freshmen in the college of education. the Katherine Franzman scholarship will support scholarships for incoming freshmen who declare a major within the college of education. in addition, the selman Franzman scholarship will support the recruitment of freshmen into the college of education who declare elementary education as a major. the beneficiaries of these scholarships will be known as the Franzman scholars; the scholarships can be renewed if qualifying criteria are met annually. Beasley graduated from murray state University with a bachelor of science degree in elementary education in 1960. this training prepared her for a distinguished career in elementary

Murray state University college of education receives largest gift in its history

education that spanned 29 years as an educator at Greenwood elementary school in Louisville, Ky. after an extended illness and upon her death in april, existing trust agreements provided for these endowments to create scholarships for future teachers attaining their educations at murray state University. “these endowments provide a permanent legacy for mr. and mrs. Franzman to honor Barbara’s memory and her love of teaching and murray state University,” said Dr. renee Campoy, interim dean of the college of education. “the extent of this support indicates that Barbara Beasley remembered her own experience at murray state, realized that we could continue her legacy of excellent teaching, and wanted to provide an education to permit Kentucky students to experience the

same fulfilling and distinguished career in education as her own.” Dr. randy Dunn, msU president, said the gift will allow the university to recruit Kentucky students who aspire to become teachers and help them achieve their goals. “there is not a greater calling than that of a classroom teacher,” said Dunn. “We are deeply grateful to the Franzman family for their vision in advancing the future of education in the Commonwealth.”

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one of the largest gifts in the school of agriculture’s history comes from Cindy Hutson, a 1990 graduate of murray state University, who generously donated a 160-acre farm to msU for use as a research and laboratory facility for students and faculty. Hutson’s gift was made in memory of her late husband, Dan C. Hutson ii. “i am very pleased to assist murray state and make this gift in memory of Dan,” she said. “Dan loved murray state University and would be very pleased to help advance the school of agriculture in this way. my vision is to provide a farm that will be a beneficial addition to msU in order to help educate and train the next generation of agribusiness leaders throughout this region.” “the generosity of donors like Cindy continues to amaze me,” Dr. randy J. Dunn, msU president, said. “this gift will not only benefit our university for years to come, but

Shown from left are Cindy Hutson with her family members Alison Mello (daughter), Sue Hutson (mother-in-law), Annie Foreman (daughter), Stan Foreman (son-in-law), and granddaughters Aidan and Audri Mello.

Cindy Hutson donates 160-acre farm in memory of her late husband, Dan C. Hutson II

will certainly magnify Dan Hutson’s love for murray state and the school of agriculture.” the Calloway County farm, appraised at approximately $1,000,000, is just three miles from campus, making the location ideal for student access. “this is another great day for msU agriculture. in fact, it is the beginning of a new era,” said Dr. tony Brannon, dean of the school of agriculture. “the acquisition of a new university farm laboratory has been our top priority since 2005. this donation ... expands our learning laboratory to train the next generation of agriculturalists.” Dan, a 1977 alumnus, proved himself one of the most successful graduates to ever come out of murray state. He started Hutson ag services while still a student, then expanded his family’s Hutson Company (bulk fertilizer/chemicals) and launched Hutson’s Grain.

in 1990, Dan became president of Hutson Company and added Hutson ag equipment with a John Deere dealership to the portfolio. He later sold all but the John Deere enterprise. at the time of his death in June 2008, he had the fourth largest John Deere franchise in the U.s. Bob Jackson, associate vice president for institutional advancement, expressed his appreciation for the support of the Hutson family. “We are deeply grateful to Cindy for this generous and transformational gift to the school of agriculture in memory of Dan,” he said. “there is no family in this region that is more synonymous with agriculture than the Hutson family. For generations the Hutson family has worked to advance agriculture in this region, and this gift will create a permanent legacy that will assist in the education of students for many years to come.”

Murray state school of agriculture receives $1,000,000 gift

ACRES (Agriculture Campaign for Research and Education of Students) was initiated to raise $1.5 million to acquire a new farm and improvements. ACRES received an initial start-up gift from alumnus, Bill Garrett ’49, in late 2009, which proved to be the catalyst that moved the campaign forward, ultimately leading to the Hutson donation. Garrett has also made a generous planned gift. Other major gifts to the campaign include $7,500 from agriculture alumni through the Annual Fund, $25,000 from Jackson Purchase ACA and $37,803 from the Ag Leadership Council representing MSU’s agriculture students.

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MSU alumnus, Dr. Jesse D. Jones ‘64, in partnership with the department of English and philosophy and the university libraries at MSU, has

established the Racer Writing Center through a signifi cant donation. Through the Racer Writing Center, Jones is providing undergraduates with one-on-one instruction from graduate students on all aspects of writing. The center, located in Waterfi eld Library, is supporting

students by assisting them with their writing in all disciplines: research essays, analysis papers, creative writing, proposals and theses, scientifi c reports, letters and application essays, and business writing.

The Richardson Family Fund for Excellence in Accounting was established by Sina and the late Bethel Richardson in September 2008, and is continuing to assist Murray State students in their pursuit of obtaining a degree in accounting. Both Sina and Bethel Richardson attended Murray State during the 1940s. In December 1954, Bethel established the fi rm of Bethel Richardson CPA in Murray, whick later became Richardson & Trevathan CPAs. Sina worked at the fi rm as well. Bethel also taught several accounting classes at MSU and three of their children are MSU graduates. The endowment was established because of the Richardsons’ love for Murray State and their strong desire to assist students at MSU in obtaining an education to prepare them for a career in the fi eld of accounting.

In the mid 1970s, Ruth Anne Crafton explored Murray State’s campus with sketch pad in hand. As a student, she drew and painted some of her favorite study spots, hangout joints and popular places on campus. Crafton, a 1976 graduate, worked as an artist/graphic artist until her death in 1991. Crafton’s love of art and her determined spirit inspired her friends and family to establish the

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Ruth Anne Crafton Memorial Scholarship in support of art students in her honor. Ruth Anne’s mother, Elonda Crafton, died in March 2009 and left a generous donation of $20,000 to the fund through her estate in memory of her daughter.

Family fi nancial restraints kept the late Paul E. Porter from pursuing a secondary education as a child, but the hard-working Navy veteran of World War II never forgot the value of higher education. Because of the love that Porter and his late wife, Jean, had for education, Paul decided to establish the Paul E. and Jean Reeves Porter Memorial Scholarship for graduates of Crittenden County or Livingston County high schools (Ky.) who are pursuing a degree at Murray State.

Dr. Garth Petrie and his wife, Dr. Pat Petrie, of Middleburg, Fla., have donated $100,000 to Murray State University to establish a scholarship to benefi t graduates of a high school in Todd or Carlisle counties (Ky.) who are preparing for careers in education. Garth ‘60, ‘62 and Pat ‘62 are Murray State graduates. Garth was also an MSU faculty member for more than 20 years in the college of education.

The Petries named the scholarship the Robert and Dolly Parton Petrie Endowed Scholarship for Education after Garth’s parents who were steadfast educators who enjoyed long and successful careers in their fi eld. Robert served 45 years as a teacher and a principal

in both Bardwell and Cunningham, Ky. Dolly taught for more than 30 years in Carlisle County, Ky. Robert and Dolly were also graduates of Murray State University, 1957 and 1960, respectively.

Bob Head, retired chair of the MSU department of art and one of Ruth Anne’s former instructors, with Elonda Crafton

Robert and Dolly Petrie

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Spotlight A 20+ year Donor

annual gifts are vital to msU as we enhance academic programs, provide scholarships and advance the university’s mission. We are fortunate to have thousands of loyal alumni and friends who support murray state each year. Philip Back ’60, ’64, is an alumnus who has given back to msU for 22 consecutive years. Back came to murray as a farm boy. as a student on campus, he was involved in Greek life, as well as being a student athlete. He graduated with a B.s. in physical education and mathematics, along

with a master’s degree in education. Back retired as the superintendent of Heritage Christian academy in Hopkinsville, Ky. He gratefully recalls the acceptance and help he received as a racer. “i don’t know where i would be without msU. i’m just trying to return what i received as a student,” he said. through the years Back’s annual giving has supported msU in many

different ways, one of which is a scholarship to help support future msU graduates who are pursuing a career in education. one of Back’s greatest memories was watching his own son walk across the stage to receive his msU diploma. Philip Back is a great testament to all those who continue to support msU, large or small, one time or year after year.

Dunker’s Challenge is a student giving initiative designed to encourage them to give back to their university while they are still attending. Beginning their philanthropy early will help strengthen alumni support as these students become the next generation of donors. Proceeds from Dunker’s Challenge will be placed in the general scholarship fund. open from sept. 1, 2010-april 1, 2011, the challenge will culminate in an announcement of scholarship winners at the annual all-Campus sing event in april.

Correction: In the Summer 2010 issue of The Blue & Gold, Jerry Shroat was referred to as a former alumni association president in error.

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SocietyMurray State University

T he 1922 Society is a new giving society created to build an alumni legacy scholarship endowment and to honor the school’s history and founders while building for the future at Murray State University. With just a “word-of-mouth” approach to introduce the society, there are 66 members already and the roster continues to grow every day. For a contribution of $1,922 ($34 per month) to the 1922 Society, donors will receive a commemorative legacy brick that will be permanently placed in the new 1922 Society walk. This special area for 1922 Society recognition will be created in front of the Jesse L. Jones Family Clock Tower and will create a walkway circle in the grand lawn of the new Science Campus. Membership to this society is payable over five years. The 1922 Society’s goal is to endow a $2 million scholarship fund for children and grandchildren of Murray State alumni. Will you be the next to help honor future generations of Murray State Racers? As the society moves forward, the legacy of not only Murray State University, but the legacies of those who have come before will forever be the building blocks of this university. To learn more about the 1922 Society, visit www.murraystate.edu/1922.

Dunker’s Challenge

> It starts with the students

To be a part of MSU’s comprehensive campaign, go online at www.murraystate.edu/campaign.

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Rainey T. Wells Society

Founder One-time gifts $250,000 and above

anonymous (7) agilent technologiesLaura K. anderson estateJ. rogers Badgett sr. Foundation inc.BB&t Companymr. Benson BlackieDr. and mrs. arthur BaurenfeindDr. and mrs. Howell ClarkCommunity Financial services Bank

“CFsB”David and ashley Dill mr. robert Divineesther o. Drexler estatemr. and mrs. Loyd evans Harris and virginia Farley estateselman and Catherine Franzman estateestate of Gyndel e. Garnettmr. Bill GarrettDwayne and Janice HaleHCa inc.ms. Cindy HutsoniBm CorporationDr. and mrs. Jesse D. JonesDrs. Don and roberta millerralph mills FoundationGary and Barbara morganoPnet technologies inc.Hal riddle estateJerry and Betsy shroatDick and Jan (deceased) Weaverthomas Weems estateWilliam e. Wilson estate

Laureate Cumulative and/or documented deferred gifts totaling $500,000 and above

anonymous (2)mr. and mrs. David alexanderJ. rogers Badgett sr. Foundation inc.Dr. and mrs. arthur BauernfeindBB&t CompanyCommunity Financial services Bank

“CFsB”David and ashley DillB.B. Garrett Family trust mr. Benson BlackieJim and sue CashDr. and mrs. Howell ClarkJeffrey J. Clarke estatemr. Harry Crisp iiCoL and mrs. michael r. Denningtonmartha Dell Deweese estatemr. and mrs. Graham Duncan ivJeanne and roy englishmr. Bill Garrettmr. and mrs. mike Hamiltonms. Cindy HutsonDr. and mrs. Jesse D. JonesDr. and mrs. thomas LoganDr. Don and roberta millerL.D. miller trustGary and Barbara morganPepsi midamericamabel Garrett Pullen estateanna rock estateDr. Johny russell (Deceased)Dr. and mrs. Hal seatonJerry and Betsy shroatLaura shacklett smith estate

southern Cattle Companymr. and mrs. alan stoutsprint PCsDr. and mrs. Gene W. raymr. tom and mrs. theo tuckUs smokeless tobacco CompanyUst inc.estate of Harold Dean Willis

President’s Club

Advisor $100,000 - $249,999,999

J. rogers Badgett sr. Foundation inc.BB&t Charitable FoundationBB&t Companymr. Benson BlackieCommunity Financial services Bank

“CFsB”David and ashley DillDoris springfield Dudley estatemr. Bill GarrettJane G. Goldston estatems. Cindy HutsonDr. and mrs. Jesse D. Jonesmr. Wells Lovettmr. and mrs. Bill morganDrs. Garth and Pat Petrie

Circle$50,000 - $99,999

altria Group inc - Client servicesaltria Group inc - matchingFarmers Bank and trust of marionmr. James and mrs. Jahron FlenerJohn Petillo estatemr. Grady n. sparksUs smokeless tobacco CompanyDick and Jan (deceased) WeaverDrs. Kit Wesler and renae Duncan

Council$10,000 - $49,999

Charles and Cherolyne agnewmr. and mrs. David e. alexanderallegro Fine Foods inc.mr. mac and mrs. Peggy andersonBarbara Cochran Breazeale estateBasF CorporationBetsy ross Foundation inc.Briggs and stratton - murrayCalloway County Board of educationmr. and mrs. Dean e. CherryChevrontexacoCity of murraymr. Charles r. ClarkDairyman’s supply Co. inc.Dr. robert H. Divinemr. and mrs. H. Glenn Doranmr. Frank and mrs. susan Doranmr. Harold and mrs. Kelly DoranDoran Foundation inc.enfocusms. Darlene FeikemaFidelity Charitable Gift Fundmr. and mrs. mike HamiltonDr. Bonnie and mr. Cliff Higginsoninter Health nutraceuticals inc.Dr. Chhanda islammaurice and Cindy JettDr. and mrs. Charles JohnsonC. a. Jones inc.mr. Donald and mrs. evelyn KennedyW. L. Lyons Brown Foundationm C s r Holdings LLC

L. D. miller trustmr. Bill and mrs. irene morganmurray BanknewWave CommunicationsPaducah Bank and trust Companyscott and Kelli Burkeen ParsonsLana and michael Porter FoundationLisa L. and rob rudolph Jr.rudolph’s inc.Dr. Hal and mrs. Jane seatonsimple truths LLCmr. James squires and mrs. Karen Jones-squiresmr. and mrs. alan stout mr. and mrs. Dwain taylormr. Jim H. thomasmr. tom and mrs. theo tuckmrs. Donna and mr. ed Walpole iiiWestern Dark Fired tobacco Growers

associationmr. David B. Wilcoxmr. John G. yost Jr.

Cabinet$1,000 - $9,999

a and F Warehousingacoustic Design inc.mr. and mrs. Clyde e. adkins iiiaebersold Charitable Lead trustagri-Chem inc.agri-Power inc.mr. and mrs. Dean akridgealbemarle Corporationmr. Danny and mrs. Donna alexanderLtC Urey and mrs. Kathryn alexanderalice t. Dillon trustall about Wirelessallen auto sales inc.allergy and asthma Clinic of West KyDr. Bradley L. almquistalpha mu Gammaamerica’s mattressamgen inc.Dr. Dwight and mrs. Judith armstrongDr. and mrs. michael arnett and familymr. Wendell and mrs. Joan arnoldDr. ricardo artigasmr. edd asbridgeassociates of msU Librariesat&t - external and Legislative affairsat&t Foundationmrs. Lisa F. Baconmiss michelle m. Barbermr. Joe and mrs. Jane Barnettmrs. Dorothy a. BarrowJames m. Crawford and ruth H. BaxterBB&t - murrayBechtel Group Foundationmr. Don P. BellamyBenton Discount Pharmacy inc.Big apple Cafe inc.mr. Bob and mrs. Jeannie BillingtonBlalock-Coleman and york Funeral

Home inc.mr. and mrs. Frederick D. BlumeDr. and mrs. michael L. BoboBoeing Companymr. Howard and mrs. rhonda Boonemr. tony and mrs. Leslie BooneBoone’s inc. - Laundry and CleanersCurtis and Connie BoydBradley Book Company

Gift totals2009President’s Club $4,008,586

other Gifts $253,354

total Gifts $4,261,940

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mr. Bobby L. Brandon sr.mr. and mrs. e. Howard BrandonBristol-myers squibb Foundationmr. marion and mrs. ann BrownDr. Cathryn Christopher and mr. William BrownWilliam and suzanne Brownmr. Gregory and mrs. Pamela Brucemr. Wade P. BruceDr. Gary L. BrummerPhil and sarah Bryanmr. Bud and mrs. Kimberly ByarsC. a. Jones management Group LLCCalloway County Homemakers associationCapitol solutions LLCmr. Jim and mrs. Debbie CarterJim and sue Cashms. Pamela s. Caudillmr. Boone F. Chambersmr. spencer D. ChambersChristopher and mangold PLLCmr. and mrs. ronald W. Churchill Jr.Dr. Howell and mrs. rebecca Clarkmr. terry L. ClarkDr. ruth e. ColeCommunity Foundation of West KentuckyComputer services inc.Comsult associates LLCmrs. molly Forsee Cookems. Kaycee CooperDr. arvin and mrs. martha Craftonmr. Bobby and mrs. martha Crawfordmr. Harry L. Crisp iiHoward and meg Crittendenmr. Howard r. Crittenden Jr.Crop Production services inc.-

Coloradomrs. madolyn e. CryslerCulver’s of murrayDanny and Judy CunninghamDr. Constantine and mrs. Jo Hern CurrisDairy Queen of murraymr. robert and mrs. Deborah DanielDan’s men’s Clothingmr. ron and mrs. Genet Davenportmr. edgar and ms. sandy trottermr. Brett a. DeForeDeloitte and touchee .W. and tara Dennisonmr. tom and mrs. Judy Dentonmr. thomas s. DentonDavid v. and Linda J. DevossJohn F. and alice t. DillonDiscount tobacco City and Lottery inc.Divine Foundation inc.Dr. David and mrs. Lydia Drutzmr. Danny s. DuncanJerry B. and Karen r. DuncanDr. renae Duncan and Dr. Kit W. WeslerDrs. randy and ronda Dunnms. Cheryl ann easleysid and melissa easleyehrhardt tool and machine Company inc.mrs. Patti G. eisenbergenterprise Holdings Foundationernst and young Foundationernst and young LLPmr. otis and mrs. Barbara erwinmr. vick L. etheridge

Dr. robert and mrs. imogene ethertonexxon mobil FoundationFarm Credit services of mid-americamr. Frank Fazimr. Carl and mrs. mary FeddelerFederal materials Co inc.Dr. Bertus r. FerreiraFidalgo Bay Coffee shopDr. terry strieter and ms. sara FinemanFirst national Bank of mayfieldDr. robin and mrs. Kamille FloydWilliam and Betty FloydDr. scott and mrs. Hope FosterDr. James and mrs. norma FrankDr. Joe and mrs. mary Fuhrmannms. sadie n. Fultonmr. John and mrs. Jan FuquaDr. James and mrs. Kay Ganttms. virginia C. GanttDr. Gene and mrs. roberta Garfieldmr. Keith GargusGe employees Community FundGeotech engineering and testing inc.Gibson’s Discount Pharmacynancy sammons-Girardotmr. David and mrs. Jeanna Glissonmr. andy Glovermrs. Joyce B. Gordonms. Jean GrayDr. Benjamin J. Grecomr. Jerry and mrs. traci GreenDr. William and ms. sharon WilsonDr. John and mrs. vicki GriffinGrowmark Foundationmr. Glenn and ms. Cindy GrubbsGuardian Healthcare Providers inc.Dr. Peter F. murphy and ms. sarah GutwirthH and r agri-Power of mayfieldDr. Jo ann Hammonsmr. James r. HarkriderHarris real estate and auctionDr. Dan and mrs. Jacquelyn Harrisonmr. van HaverstockHaverstock Bell and Pitman attorneys at LawHaverstock insurance agencyHaverstock insurance agency - state

auto insuranceBob and nita Headmr. David and mrs. Lisa HeathcottHeritage BankDr. Hugh L. Houston iiimr. and mrs. venable m. Houts Jr.Howard D. Happy CompanyDrs. robert and Joyce Hughesmr. eddie and mrs. Lanette HuntDr. and mrs. richard D. HurtDr. Karl and mrs. sarah HussungiBm Corporationimes-miller Funeral Homeindian ridge stablesinvestors Heritage Life insurance Co.J. H. Churchill Funeral HomeDr. H. s. and mrs. Karen JacksonBob and Karen JacksonDr. Donald and mrs. Bonnie JonesDarren a. and Danette r. Jonestroy and Jimmie r Joycemrs. millicent e. KadnerDr. randal Kellermrs. June m. KelleyDrs. Huong and sean Kellymr. Hal t. Kemp

Kentucky FFa Foundation inc.Kentucky Lake oil Co inc.Kentucky teachers’ retirement systemmr. William e. Kerrickmr. James r. KevilKiwanis Club of murrayKPmG FoundationKrW Consultingmr. rick and mrs. tabby KuteKy machine and engineering Co.mr. mark and mrs. michele Lambmr. ricky a. Lamkinmr. David and mrs. teri Lampkinsalan D. and Catherine LanierLap surgery Group PCms. Frances L. Levinsonmr. Leslie Lilienthal Jr.mr. John a. Litchfield Jr.Dr. robert and mrs. Kate LochteDr. thomas and mrs. Jo L. LoganKathy and George e. Long iiDr. robert F. Long Jr.James Lowrymr. timothy G. Luskms. anita F. LynnDr. richard a. Lyons sr.macy’s inc.mrs. Jackie C. and Dr. tom s. maddox Jr.mr. James m. marshmr. Daniel B. Quick and ms. toni martinazzimassac rental inc.Dr. sal and mrs. Frances matarazzomrs. Dale G. mathisDr. Jerry W. and mrs. Janice C. mayesmayes rental and investment LLCterry and Janice mcClardms. ellen mcCluggageGene r. and Billie Jean mcDonaldDr. robert H. mcGaughey iiimcKeel equipment Co. - murrayDr. Bonnie and mr. samuel mcneelymcnutt insurance inc.Drs. Charles and alice mercer/east

tennessee Fdnms. Becky G. millerDr. Dan m. and mrs Laura L. millerDr. Fred L. and mrs. Linda millerDr. tim and mrs. Patricia millermr. richard and Dr. viola millermr. Paul and mrs. Casie millsDr. marvin and mrs. eunice millsDarrell and Peggy mitchellDennis and Joanne mooremr. ronnie C. mooremr. Jerry and mrs. KoKo morrismr. David and mrs. Jamie mossmrs. elizabeth and mr. George murpheymurray Calloway economic Development Corp.murray Civic music associationmurray electric systemmurray Hospitality LLCmurray Lumber Co inc.murray mold and Die inc.murray rotary Clubmurray supply Company inc.murray Woman’s Club Creative arts Deptmurray-Calloway Co Hospitalmr. marty and mrs. teresa nicholsrickie L. and Patricia a. nimmo

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and rentalJon and Bonny PrudhommeDr. roy L. PruettGerry J. and Lisa J. Puckettmr. Walter P. Puffermr. Charles and mrs. Jacqueline PurcellPurchase area Certified Hazardous

materials mgrsPurchase area Communicationsms. Catherine Purdommr. John and mrs. sherry Purdommr. James D. Pursleythomas and Cherry Pyronmr. Jin QinDr. Kevin F. Quallsmr. steven P. Quarcelinomr. terry and mrs. mary Quigginsmr. H. B. QuinnLeslie and Joan radfordradford appraisal servicemr. Paul and mrs. rosanne radkeDrs. Jim and Betty raileyDr. victor and mrs. Bella rajJohn and margaret rallPaul and virginia randolphrandy thornton Co inc.timothy and Jo Francis ranvalmr. Frank and mrs. Harolyn raschemrs. Janet m. rasmussen-Wilbertronnie G. and Debbie D. raymr. and mrs. J. D. rayburnDr. emily rayes-PrinceraytheonCoach Johnny and mrs. Carolyn reaganmr. eddie reaganmr. shannon K. reburnterry and mary redlingerBradley s and melissa reedmr. richard L. reedms. vivian W. reedmr. Dave and mrs. Kate reevesregion 1 FBLa - Livingston Central

High schoolmrs. Cynthia m. reichmuthDr. roger e. reichmuthKell and Barbara reimannms. Gayle a. reisingWilliam and Patience renzullimr. Jerome P. ressetarmr. armando reyesmr. shawn and mrs. Kimberly reynoldsJerry P. and Judith a. rhoadsallan and Johanna rhodesJohn and shari rhodesvincent and Claudia riccimr. George a. ricemr. James r. riceDr. Pam L. ricemr. richard m. ricemr. samuel m. ricemrs. Lois F. richardms. martha P. richardFred and margaret richterJames r. and sarah rickettsmr. Jimmy rickmanmr. tom rickman

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mr. Kyle and Dr. susan ridoutmark and tammie rigginsms. Connie rileyDonna t. and Jesse L. riley Jr.mrs. Wanda s. risemanmichael s. and Kimberly rittenhouseLindsay C. and Pauline roachDr. Joy L. roach-Duncanmr. Daniel J. robbinsmr. Dana and mrs. Jan robersonDavid and Carolyn robertsmr. Dick robertsDr. Gerald F. robertsmrs. Jennifer L. robertsmr. michael a. robertsmrs. susan W. robertsms. tracy L. robertsmr. Brian and mrs. Jessica robertsonDr. Charles s. robertson Jr.Dr. Don e. and mrs. Jeanie H. robertsonmr. Don and mrs. roberta robertsonJanie and George robertsonDr. Jo and mr. o. L. robertsonKay and Fred robertsonms. mary amanda robertsonmr. timothy and mrs. rhonda robinettemrs. Catherine L. robinsonDr. mark P. robinsonmark and Gay robisonmrs. Laura a. roethlemr. Don and mrs. Dorothy rogersmr. Glenn and mrs. sandra rogersmax rogersmr. W e rogers iiiDr. William s. rogers Jr.rogers veterinary ClinicJeffrey D and Daphne rogozinskimrs. Patsy m. rolingmr. John and mrs. Candy rollinsmr. Harold and mrs. alice romaineDr. Joseph and mrs. Barbara roseDr. Jack and mrs. Janice roseDr. John F. rosemr. Kenneth r. rosemr. robert m. roseberrymr. Gary and mrs. Bonita rossmr. michael J. rosstracy and rose rossDrs. robert and shawn rossms. tressa a. rossKenny a. and Beverly n. rothJennie and tom rottinghausrottinghaus accident reconstruction servicerobert and Helen roulstonCPt stanford r. routtmr. Danny and mrs. marcia rowlandmr. Darryl and mrs. renee rowlandDr. Kathy a. rowlettDr. William m. rowlettms. Kathryn e. royJohn and Gayle ruflimr. ronald and mrs. Jane rugglesms. Lois C. ruizmr. John D. ruscinmr. roger L. rushingDave and maria B. russellms. Judy G. russellthomas and Phyllis russellDr. Karen a. russoDr. mark C. rustenmr. richard and mrs. rebecca rutledge

Dr. Jean L. ryanmr. morgan D. ryan Jr.ms. susan L. ryanKenneth and susanna rybickiJohn and Diane rydeckims. Kathy saddlerDr. nassir saghafimr. Bill and mrs. vicky salmonmr. timothy v. saltsmanmr. Darrin samborskiDr. Jason and mrs. Jennifer sammonsJon and adelia L. samsmrs. Deidra a. sandersCdr. robert m. sanfordsara Lee Foundationmrs. Kimberly a. sarffmr. Chris and mrs. Karen sargentmrs. amy sasseenPaul and sandra sassomr. B J saunderssBG investments inc.mr. David a. scarpinomark and Julia schabergDr. richard schaferDr. Gene and mrs. Priscilla schanbacherDr. Paul W. schaperWilliam and Janice scheidDr. Bill and mrs. Janet schellmiss Lynn e. schentrupmr. richard B. schmalzbauermr. Carl D. schmidtDouglas and ashley schnittkermr. robert W. schoenmr. Bart s. schofieldmrs. Patricia H. schoryDr. Peggy e. schrockedward and mary schultzmr. James r. schurr sr.mr. Chris and mrs. elizabeth schweizermr. eddie and mrs. virginia schwettmanscitor Corporationmr. Bobby scottmr. Dan r. scottmr. Gary D. scottDr. Kerri D. scottms. Linda G. scottDr. richard J. scottmrs. tresenda J. scottms. Donna C. seafordmr. Charles F. seaversDr. robert a. and mrs. Deborah C. seayeddie and mary seayms. Kay D. sedlermr. Charles and mrs. suzanne seibelmr. matthew a. seilerBen and Carolyn selfsteven and Donna seltzermrs. Katie sertichmr. richard J. settimoalfred and Karen sevimr. Larry and mrs. Pamela sewardDr. stephen B. shanklinmr. Bill e. shannonmr. robert L. shapiromr. John and mrs. vicki sharbermr. Dennis W. sharpDr. Jeffrey and mrs. Carolyn sharpemrs. Joyce m. shattoJason r. and ellis L. shelbymr. Heath sheltonPhillip and Jean shelton

mr. Kenneth and mrs. rita sheltonmr. tom D. sheltonmr. russell and mrs. melony shembergermrs. Phyllis e. shemluckGary and susan shemwellms. Charlyne s. shepherdronald and Jan sheppardDr. Jerry a. shieldsmr. rodney m. shinallJim and Beverly shircliffshogunLee and Phyliss shortms. Carolyn e. shownms. margery t. shownmrs. Patricia m. shrewsberrymr. John D. shroatmr. nelson e. shroatedwin and Janis shultzmrs. elaine P. shurleymr. Brian and mrs. Gerald siddensDr. Bert and mrs. sharon sieboldsigma alpha iotasigma sigma sigma nashville alumnae Chapterms. Lori signorinomr. ronnie B. and mrs. sue sillsthomas e. and margaret P. simmonsms. Deborah simonroger and randa simpsonmr. Bobby L. simsJohn and Carolyn simsmr. scott t. simsBob and Debbie sinclairsirloin stockademr. tom a. siscomr. scott and mrs. Catherine sivillsmr. steven r. skaggsmr. James m. skeesCharles and maureen skinnermr. michael C. skrupamr. sigurd a. skundbergrev. Bernard e. slatemr. michael L. smileymr. andy W. smithmrs. Carol e. smithmrs. Dawn r. smithDennis L. and Julia L. smithDewayne and Becky smithmr. Jeff smithsamuel L. and Judith W. smithmr. Lynwood smithDr. mary P. smithmr. Quent s. smithray and martha smithrichard r. and sue C. smithmr. David smothermanmr. ronald and mrs. Bonnie snellenDr. John C. snidermr. ross L. snidersnipe Creek Lodge LLCWill and marcy snodgrassmr. Brice snowmr. Paul m. snyderms. Beverly r. solomonmrs. Denise r. sourismr. Joel L. and Dr. mittie D. southerlandsouthern General insurance agencysouthern Komfort resortsouthern star Central Gas PipelineDarrell and Lauri spainmr. John B. spangler Jr.David and nancy sparksmrs. Dorothy D. sparks

specialty Food america inc.mrs. Janet sperbers’portable scoreboards inc.mr. orin t. spraguemr. Joseph and mrs. Dianne squallaceDr. sue srodamrs. Jenna L. staffordWilliam C. and suzanne staffordmr. James and mrs. Judy stahlermrs. erin L. stallinsDr. tommy stambaughrob m. and Kathleen a. stanfaCharles and shunuan stangleDr. James W. stanleymr. John e. stanleymark and Paula stanleystanley and sonms. ann C. stappmr. timothy C. starkmr. Kelly n. starksmrs. Brenda r. starrstate Farm Companies Foundationstate Farm insurance Co - murrayWilliam r. and Julianne W. staudachermr. mark B. steadhamal and Lillian steelemrs. rebecca B. stegemannthomas and Cheryl steinermr. James r. stephensmr. Gary W. stephensonmr. David J. stetsonmr. eugene B. steubermr. Barry and mrs. Patience stevensDr. Chad and mrs. Betty stewartmrs. Kaye stewartmr. Dwayne L. sticemr. timothy stierCDr raymond and mrs. Brandi stiffBill and Doris stilwellmr. Bradley D. stinemr. Wayne r. stockmr. Johnnie G. stockdalemrs. Genevieve s. stolldorfms. staci L. stonemrs. Kathryn W. storermr. Greg D. storymr. tommy Dan storystory Farmsmrs. Betty K. stremmingms. Beth e. striblingms. nellie B. stricklandmr. David J. strubmr. Gene r. stubbsstubbs realtystudio e LLCmrs. ruby C. suffillGearl and Jeanette suiterms. Betty W. sullivansullivan’s Par 3 Golf and sports CenterDr. Daniel D. sumrok Jr.mrs. Gina C. swackerDr. Brian swainmrs. Kelly s. swartzDonald r. and Linda swearingenmrs. Katherine a. sykesr P and m r sympsonsynopsys inc.tacticon research Corporationron and Constance talentmr. Harvey tannerroger and Janssen tannermr. richard tannermr. alan W. taylor

mrs. Delpha taylorJames W. and Carol a. taylormr. rumsey taylor Jr.Dr. virginia s. taylortaylor H. Hoover DmD LLCtcsportz inc.teleworksClarence and Joyce templemrs. Jennie C. templenicholas and Jill tepeteresa Garland Constructionmr. Bruce tetzlaffsamuel D. and Gale m. tharpethe Cleveland Foundationthe Crittenden Press inc.the reagan Group LLCthe reliance Groupmr. David and mrs. Paula theobaldmr. John D. thiekems. Katherine m. thielFrank and yvonne thomasmr. Gary C. thomasmr. George D. thomasmr. Kenneth W. thomasJames and sylvia thomasonJack and Patsy thomassonalbert and Cathy thompsonBaker and Kathy thompsonDr. John a. and mrs. Carol B. thompsonmrs. ina L. thompsonJohn and elizabeth thompsonmr. owen r. thompsonmr. thomas thompsonmrs. virginia thomsonmiss elizabeth L. thornberryJim and Diane thorntonmaJ (ret) and mrs. thomas L. thorp Jr.richard and sherry threlkeldmr. Barney G. thweattJoe Wayne and Katherine thweattmr. Frank tidwelltidwell Land CompanyDr. Lou D. tillsonms. toni L. tiltonDr. tom and mrs. Kathy timmonsms. Pamela J. toddms. shelley toddDr. timothy toddms. maureen r. tomblinsonmrs. marilou G. torreWayne and nancy toshmr. William and mrs. Jacqueline towersmr. Darvin D. toweryms. sharron townsendmrs. teena B. toyasmrs. melinda W. trappmrs. Carolyn traumtravelers Foundationtom and rebecca travismrs. Lisa W. trentmrs. margaret trevathanms. robbie n. trevathanmr. Justin m. trewollams. Jane triggrichard and ann trimblemr. rodney and mrs. Judith troestermr. Jamie W. troutmanmr. timothy trovillionms. Jean L. truittJimmy r. and Cynthia H. tubbsmrs. Judy H. tuckermr. michael H. tucker

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Harry t. and sally Wardmarshall and Pamela Wardmr. Paul Wardmr. sonny WardDr. stephanie Wardlawmr. ray and mrs. sue Warmathmr. earl J. Warren Jr.mrs. Janice G. Warrenmr. stu and mrs. raina Warrenms. robyn L. Warrenmr. Dave and mrs. Jennifer Washburnmr. Barton a. WasherDr. Barbara H. Washingtonmr. David K. WassonWaters agricultural Laboratories inc.David and Peggy Watkinsmr. stephen o. Watkinsmr. Derrick and mrs. amy WatsonDr. Carolyn s. WatsonDavid J. and Lesa J. Watsonmr. edward F. Watsonms. mary K. Watsonmrs. marguerite e. WatzekDr. Bobbie and mr. John Weatherlymr. Lloyd and mrs. Kathryn Weatherlyms. yvonne m. Weavermrs. Candy WebbDr. Jill and mr. steven WebbDr. neil v. Weberms. mary H. Wegmannmr. Larry and mrs. Jackie Weilandmr. ricky a. WeismanChristopher and Pam Weixlerreverends mark and Karen Welchmr. Bill and mrs. anne WellsDr. Jane WellsJane B. and mark Wellsmr. Gill Welschandy and Carol Wendellms. Dorothy m. Wendtmrs. Bertha W. WenzelGreg D. and Kristan m. WesselsWest Kentucky surgical inc.West Ky rural electric Cooperative Corp.West Ky rural telephone Cooperative Corp.mrs. Jane Westonronald and marcia Westphalmr. robert P. Westpheling iiimr. michael s. Wetherholtmr. Gary J. Wettlems. Debra J. Weyerbachermr. Gerald L. WhalenDr. William and mrs. Cheryl Whitakermr. mark and mrs. Denise Whitakerms. Harriett Whitakermr. albert F. WhiteDr. allen White Jr.Lee and Danielle Whitemr. mark t. Whitemrs. Patricia t. Whitemr. Ben WhiteakerDennis and eileen Whiteheadms. Betsy a. Whitfieldms. Donna F. Whitfieldms. Liz Whitledgemrs. Bette C. Whitlowmr. mark C. Whitlowruss and Donna Whittingtonms. Lee Whittonmrs. Dawn Wilburn GooJames L. and Joanna a. WilderDr. Bill W. Wiles

thomas H. and margaret s. WilkinsCoL (ret) William D. WilletCharles and ruth WilliamsChuck and twilla Williamsmr. David C. WilliamsJ. D. and Deborah Williamsms. Helen Williamsms. Jenilee Williamsmr. Jerry D. WilliamsJohn a. and vivian G. WilliamsJohn C. and susan s. WilliamsDr. John W. and mrs. martha D. Williamsmrs. nancy s. Williamsrob and Jeannetta Williamsmr. todd WilliamsWillis insurance servicemr. Patrick Willisonmrs. Laura Willoughbymrs. Carolyn m. Willsmr. Brian and mrs. Gina Wilmurthmr. Kim and Dr. Brenda Wilsonmr. David B. Wilsonmr. Don Wilsonmr. ed and mrs. sandra Wilsonmr. Gregory and mrs. melissa Wilsonmrs. Janice s. Wilsonmr. Larry e. Wilsonmrs. Lori a. Wilsonmr. michael e. Wilsonmichael and Barbara Wilsonrandall and Carolyn Winchestermr. Donnie and mrs. Gina Winchestermr. norman F. Windtms. Lynn s. WinkelDr. scott and mrs. angela WinklerWinscribe UsaDr. Kenneth and mrs. shirley Wintersmr. Frederick m. Wintrich Jr.ms. eileen Wirsigalvin and mary Wisetodd and Gina Wisermichael nagel and Carol WithrowDr. Ken H. and mrs. Deanna J. Wolfmr. alan and mrs. Kathy Wolfems. Kristen a. Wonderlichmr. James r. Wood Jr.mrs. Kathy s. Woodruth and Harold Woodmr. and mrs. C.a. Woodall Jr.mr. Clarence a. Woodall iiiJerry a. and sonia D. Woodallmrs. Jennifer C. Woodrowmr. Dennis Woodsmr. Gene B. Woodsmr. niles e. Woodsmr. Walter r. Woodsmr. norman L. WoodwardDr. Charles and mrs. Cheryl Woodymr. marvin D. WoodyChristopher and mary Wooldridgems. Deborah Woolfolkmr. steven and mrs. Belinda Wootenmr. ted D. Workms. Debbie L. Wrightmr. michael WrightDr. ronald and mrs. Lynn Wuestmr. James L. Wurtzmrs. Kimberly Wyattmr. michael e. Wyattms. Glenda s. Wyliemr. Jeffrey and mrs. Jennifer Wyliemr. Jeremy t. Wynnms. Barbara m. Wysockms. Caroline m. yaffe

mr. michael a. yaffems. Beverly J. yanceymrs. melody a. yarboroughms. aviva yasgurBilly and emmalene yatesmr. Frank n. yates Jr.mrs. angela m. yearrymr. skip and mrs. Pat yeomansBrent and Jan F. yontsmr. robert and mrs. ann yorkmr. Brent J. yorkmrs. Barbara J. youngDr. Burton and mrs. Cathy youngDiane and John young Jr.edward and Karen youngmichael e. and Jennifer K. youngmrs. molly youngmrs. Heidi yunkermr. michael a. yuskoKenneth and Cynthia Zabelalan and rhonda Zachariasmr. anthony m. ZaleskiDr. Laurene e. Zaporozhetzrick r. and Janet C. ZeiherJames and elayne Zellmermrs. Linda J. Ziembamr. and mrs. robert ZimmerDr. edmund and mrs. mary Beth Zimmerermr. albert Zimmermanms. Bobbie ZimmermanJames and may Zumwalt

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acoustic Design inc.air Products and Chemicals inc.ms. mary J. albertDr. William allbritten and Dr. rose Bogal-allbrittenmr. Kirk D. andersonmr. ronald and mrs. Bonnie andersonmrs. rainey B. appersonm. e. and ruth arnoldJohn C. and Linda F. asbellmr. Philip and mrs. Dianne Backmr. alan and mrs. Connie Bakermr. Don C. BakerJohn and Cathy BalbachHenry F. and Peggy J. BarbourDr. Charlotte L. BeahanDr. Durwood and mrs. Wilma BeattyDr. Donald and mrs. Jean BennettBig apple Café inc.mr. Bob and mrs. Jeannie Billingtonmr. Benson BlackieFrank and Peggy Blockmrs. margaret BooneDr. ted Borodofsky, Jr.mr. David Boswellms. eurless Boughtonmr. max H. and mrs. Barbara G. BrandonDr. tony and mrs. Lisa BrannonDr. edward and mrs. allene BridgesDr. margaret and mr. Barry Brownmr. marion and mrs. ann Brownmike and Pat Brunnmr. albert BudlongWilliam and Cereta Burchmr. austin and mrs. Dorothy Byers

ms. Bettye e. Calvertms. ann D. CarrJim and Debbie CarterJoe and Pam Cartwrightms. melba W. CaseyJim and sue Cashmr. alvin and mrs. Betsy Choatemr. and mrs. ronald W. Churchill Jr.rick and Karen Clementmichael and april CochranDr. michael and mrs. Katharine

CohenDr. ruth e. Coleronald C. and Peggy a. ColsonLarry and ellen Contrimr. George Cookms. Lou a. Cootsms. maura L. CorleyDonald r. and Bernice B. CrawfordDr. Charles and mrs. Carolyn Davismr. Joe and mrs. Linda DickJohn F. and alice t. Dillonmr. toy and mrs. June DooleyDr. John Dresslermr. ed Dukesmr. newman e. Dunaganmr. Donald and mrs. sherry edwardsmr. Charles L. and mrs. Kate eldridgemr. otis and mrs. Barbara erwinJohn H. and Pamela W. espeyDr. robert and mrs. imogene ethertonDr. steven and mrs. Janet Farmermrs. teckla Farrellmr. Frank Fazims. Jo B. FielderDr. terry strieter and ms. sara Finemanmr. Donald and mrs. Kathie FlemingCharles and retta FolsomDr. terry H. Foremanmr. ronald and mrs. Janella FoxDr. James and mrs. norma Frankms. Doris FranklinHarry and Jeanette Furchesmr. r. marshall GarlandDavid and Dale Gentnermr. Charles D. Gibbsmrs. Joyce B. GordonDavid and rosemary Grahamms. sallie Guymr. Kent and mrs. Diana HaleJules and Patsy Harcourtterry and ruth Harrellvirgil m. and anna ruth HarrisJohn and sharon Hartmr. Walter J. Hartsfieldronald and mary Haugenmr. Phil and mrs. Judy HazleDale and susan HeflinJanet Henry and vernon mooreDr. Bonnie and mr. Cliff Higginsonms. Paula B. HillWilliam and Kathy Hodgemr. Claude a. Holemanms. Linnie B. Hooksrandall and elizabeth Hopkinsmrs. amber J. Howardmr. robert and mrs. marcia HubbardJohn and Louise Hughartms. Janna L. Hughesmrs. mary a. HumphriesDr. Karl and mrs. sarah HussungCharles and mildred JacksonBob and Karen Jacksonalan and elizabeth Johnson

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Don and Gwen Johnsonmrs. shirley t JohnsonDr. Donald and mrs. Bonnie Jonesmrs. Patti m. Jonesmr. t michael and mrs. Carol Jonesmr. timothy and mrs. Patti Karnmr. robert and mrs. Janet Kassingms. mary K. Kellythomas and melinda Kellymr. James r. KevilJames and rosina Kindermr. ricky a. Lamkinms. Jean F. LindseyDr. tristan and mrs. Jane LineberryDr. robert and mrs. Kate LochteJim and mary manionmr. James m. marshDan and Gladys martinrobert K. and shirley C. martinDr. sal and mrs. Frances matarazzoms. Kathryne m. mcCulloughDr. robert H. mcGaughey iiiCharlie D. and mary Lynn mcKenneymrs. Pat mcmullinms. norma r. meierDr. ross and mrs. sharion meloanmr. roger and mrs. marilyn meluginJoseph and Jean meredithDr. Dan m. and mrs Laura L. millerDr. Fred L. and mrs. Linda millerJoe and Cindy millermichael a. and Jean m. millerDr. viola and mr. richard millera. Clinton and Bonnie millermrs. imogene H. monroeJohn and alice mooremr. Jerry and mrs. KoKo morrisWilliam D. and sarah W. murphymurray Calloway County HospitalPaul and Linda myhillDr. Ginny richerson and mr. Paul nabereznynewPageWilliam and Christabel nicholsrickie L. and Patricia a. nimmoDr. George C. and mrs. Patricia s. oakleyParker Ford Lincoln mercury inc.mr. Jerry Pasekmrs. Judith and Dr. William F. Payne Jr.mr. Gordon and mrs. Carolyn PerryJames and nancy PettyKenneth and vera Phillipsodell and ruth Phillipsrobert and marilyn PirtleDr. W. J. and mrs. martha PitmanJohn and ruth Porterms. Jeanette B. Poseystuart and Donna Postonms. elaine Pricemr. Bill and mrs. Jan rayburnmr. and mrs. J. D. rayburnLarry J. and Ginger L. reddicksidney and martha reevesDr. roger e. reichmuthms. anna L. riadonDrs. robert and shawn rossWilliam r. and alice rouseDr. William and mrs. marilyn rowlettrudolph’s inc.Dr. nassir saghafiJon and adelia L samsmr. Byron and mrs. Carolyn Golfin

Dr. steven and mrs. Jean schneidermanDr. richard J. scottscott a. and Patricia W. seibersteven and Donna seltzermrs. maggie selvidgems. Charlyne s. shepherdDr. mary P. smithWilliam r. and Julianne W. staudachermr. robert and mrs. tina steltenpohlmr. William and mrs. Wanda stevensonDr. Chad and mrs. Betty stewartDwight and ruth stokesmr. Herman and mrs. Geraldine stonealan C. and Doris stoutGearl and Jeanette suiterms. Barbara L. sullivanmr. David and mrs. Jennifer taylormr. Jeff and mrs. Betty taylortaylor Bus sales inc.maJ (ret.) and mrs. thomas L. thorp Jr.Drs. martin and Patsy tracytom and rebecca travismr. Clarence and mrs. Lisa trentmrs. margaret trevathanDr. Kenneth P. tuckerDr. steven and mrs. Deborah tuckerrichard H. and mary elizabeth Ushermr. Kenneth J. verderesemrs. marcia L. vietsHenry and mary vilesms. ida L. vinsonmr. mancil and mrs. anne vinsonDr. michael Waag and Dr. yoko Hatakeyamaterry L. and Joe ann WeatherfordDr. Bobbie and mr. John Weatherlymrs. Bertha W. WenzelDr. Kit W. Wesler and Dr. renae Duncanmr. mark C. WhitlowGordon and Linda WilliamsDale H. Willis and Paula a. edwardsDr. William and ms. sharon Wilsonrandall and Carolyn Winchesterms. emily Wolfson

mr. Clarence and mrs. teresa WoodallChristopher and mary WooldridgeDr. ronald and mrs. Lynn Wuestms. Caroline m. yaffeDr. John m. and mrs. myra a. yatesJohn and martha yezerskiDr. Burton and mrs. Cathy young

2009 Heritage society

Established to recognize individuals who are providing for MSU’s future through a bequest, charitable gift annuity, life insurance policy or charitable trust.

anonymous (3) Dr. Bradley L. almquistDr. Beulah m. ashbrookDr. and mrs. Wayne Bellms. mary alice m. Bighinattimr. Benson BlackieDr. Carlton and mrs. Jacquelin Bosticmr. and mrs. John Bowkerms. molly J. BrittDr. and mrs. ted Brownms. Wanda J. Calhounmr. monte B. CarrollJim and sue Cashms. mildred m. Chapmanmr. and mrs. ronald W. Churchill Jr.mr. Charles r. ClarkDr. and mrs. Howell r. Clarkmr. Jody r. CoferDr. ruth ColeLtC (ret) Wendy s. Collinsmr. David Corneliusms. Beatrice J. Cornwellmrs. madolyn e. Cryslermr. robert W. DarnellCoL. and mrs. michael r. DenningtonDr. robert H. DivineDrs. randy and ronda Dunnmr. Joseph and Dr. ella evensDr. Kelly and mrs. Frances Fitzgeraldmr. James B. Flenermr. and mrs. J. marshall Gagemr. Bill Garrett

Dr. and mrs. robert e. Greenmr. michael s. GuthrieDr. and mrs. Jerome C. HainsworthJanet Henry and vernon moorems. mae P. Henrymr. B. J. HodgeDr. Betsy Howtonmrs. Donna and Dr. Jerry ingrammr. and mrs. Bob Jacksonms. Lee t. Jennisonms. Hilda r. JonesDr. and mrs. Jesse D. Jonesms. Janet B. Kirkmr. and mrs. thomas e. Kubymr. mark and mrs. michele Lambmrs. trish H. Lambdenmr. and mrs. sandra G. LeiserDr. and mrs. thomas LoganDr. Jean i. Lorrahmr. and mrs. Wells t. Lovettmr. James a. Lowrymrs. Doris e. LunaDr. robert H. mcGaughey iiimr. michael F. mcKinneymr. Bernard r. meinert Jr.mr. michael and mrs. Betsy millerDrs. Don and roberta millermr. and mrs. Bill B. morganmr. Gary and mrs. Barbara J. morganmr. Jerry and mrs. KoKo morrisms. Jessie munday-Jacksonmr. George t. murpheymrs. Peg K. norrisms. Judy J. owensmr. James r. Paschallmr. Claude Petrie Jr.mrs. Debra a. Poole Piercemrs. Christine Pogue (deceased)David W. and anita m. Poynormr. Paul e. Porter (deceased)ms. nancy J. Procellmr. Jeffrey a. PughDr. and mrs. Gene Wells raymr. Dana and mrs. Jan robersonDan and Barbara robertsms. marjorie r. roehmJennie and tom rottinghausDr. Johny B. russell (deceased)Dr. robert G. satterfieldDr. Hal and mrs. Jane seaton

ms. Doris W. seneyrev. J. samuel shelbyJerry and Betsy r. shroatDr. Brinda smithDr. Bruce L. smithmrs. GiGi K. smithmrs. sandra W. spaldingDon W. and Carolyn L. sparksmr. and mrs. alan stoutmr. and mrs. W. r. thomasDrs. martin and Patsy tracyDavid and vickie travistom and theo tuckDrs. tom and Lisa read vanarsdelmr. michael Waldropmr. ralph t. Waldrop sr.ms. rosemary m. Wallacems. Geneieve Warrenmr. s. rayburn and mrs. nancy Watkinsmr. Lloyd and mrs. Katherine Weatherlymr. John F. WestDr. Peter W. and mrs. Beryl Whaleymrs. Betty WhiteheadCoLs. (ret) Bill and Barbara WilderDr. George m. Wyattmr. and mrs. michael a. yaffems. Beverly J. yanceyalan and rhonda Zacharias

the recognition extended to those who appear in the Honor roll of Contributors is one small way to express gratitude to those who generously contribute to murray state University through the murray state University Foundation and the raCer Club. We are sincerely grateful for these vital gifts of private support. each entry has been carefully reviewed and every effort has been made to ensure that it is accurate and complete. the list-ings are for contributions received between Jan. 1, 2009, and Dec. 31, 2009. matched gifts received by Dec. 31, 2009, have been credited to the original donor in calculating membership in the President’s Club. if there are errors or omissions, please accept our apologies and contact the development and alumni affairs office by phone 270.809.3001 or 877.282.0033 or email (giving@murraystate.edu) so we may make the correction.

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L isa Crites, 1989 graduate of murray state University, never imagined her paper napkin sketch of a shower shirt 14 months

ago would lead to a Lifetime television appearance, meetings with the susan G. Komen association and a product that would help thousands of breast cancer mastectomy patients across the United states. the 43-year-old breast cancer survivor from Brevard County, Fla., created the first FDa approved post-mastectomy garment that is used during showering to prevent post-surgical infections. after her own double mastectomy in may 2009, Crites was surprised to find out that she had no way to shower prior to the removal of her surgical drains two or three weeks after the initial surgery. she decided to improvise, using a tightly-tied plastic bag to keep water from coming into contact with her incisions, reducing the opportunity for infection. as she stood in the shower with her homemade medical device, Crites wondered why after 70 years of mastectomy surgeries in the U.s., something hadn’t been created to provide protection. Crites called on her brother, Charles Crites, an architect and 1996 alumnus of msU, to create a proper and official architectural drawing derived from her paper napkin sketch. Crites’s first prototype was made by her cousin who used a beauty salon cape to produce the first “shower shirt.” Five prototypes later, Crites and her team of helpers created a product

Lisa Crites (right) shares her story of creating the shower shirt for women who have had mastectomies because of breast cancer with Danielle Know, host of Lifetime television’s The Balancing Act.

she hopes every hospital in the country will eventually offer to all of its mastectomy patients. the estimated retail cost for the shower shirt is $85; however, the company is working with medicare and private insurers for reimbursement for all breast cancer and mastectomy patients. “my goal all along has been to make other women feel better after the physical trauma of having their breasts amputated,” Crites said. “this is my small way of contributing and giving something back to other breast cancer survivors.” the shower shirt will be featured on the american Cancer society’s website within the next few weeks and will be published in their “tLC” retail catalog after the first of the year. Crites also appeared on The Balancing Act on Lifetime television on oct. 20 to discuss the inspiration behind the creation of her product. “Lifetime’s morning show, The Balancing Act, is for women and about women,” Crites said. “their goal is to focus on inspiring stories about women in hopes of helping others. During the segment, i really focused on what i had gone through as a breast cancer survivor and the idea of not only surviving, but thriving.” During the show, Crites said she also talked about how she came up with the product and why she wanted to create it for other women. “inventing the shower shirt was really a therapeutic process

and it helped me survive,” Crites said. “i went through four months of hyperbaric treatments, six surgeries and two infections in a matter of 14 months. inventing this medical device was ... a way for me to not only heal but also make a difference.” Crites has teamed up with a breast cancer center in Dallas that would like to distribute the shower shirt to its 500 or so mastectomy patients each year and she is working on a number of other opportunities. she is partnering with a company in ohio to eventually go worldwide with her product. “i want every hospital in the U.s. to give mastectomy patients a recovery kit that includes the shower shirt because when i left the hospital i had no idea what to expect,” Crites said. “in the U.s., 200,000 women have breast cancer and 56 percent of those women have mastectomies. i hope this product will make the recovery process easier so other patients won’t have to go through the confusion and struggles that i experienced.” more information about the shower shirt can be found on the website, www.theshowershirt.com.

Invention by MSU alumna, Lisa Crites, easing recovery trauma for womenShower Shirt brings everyday comfort to breast cancer survivors

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Bob Hulse, 1971 murray state graduate, never expected that his trip off the coast of Brazil would lead to perhaps the best photographic evidence of flying squid to ever be captured.

in 2009, Hulse and his wife, Deb, were standing on the bow of the national Geographic explorer cruise ship when they saw something unusual leaping out of the water. With his camera on burst mode, Hulse was able to take 14 consecutive pictures of the remarkable ocean creatures. “i had no idea what i was seeing that day on the ship but once i got home and had a chance to look at them, i went online to research flying squid,” Hulse said. “i found a paper on the subject written by three guys at the University of Hawaii so i emailed them and said i might have some pictures they would be interested in.” a retired geologist and amateur photographer, Hulse was contacted by oceanographer richard young who circulated the photos to the scientific community. His photographs and story landed in popular magazine Scientific American. the article caught the eye of ron o’Dor, senior scientist for the Census of marine Life, who has used the photographs to gain a better understanding of squid aerodynamics. Hulse said he simply got lucky that day and is delighted his photographs are being used in scientific research. visit www.scientificamerican.com for more information on the article.

the small, white objects that look like model airplanes flying aroundin the photograph above are really flying squid. MsU alumnus BobHulse shot the photo that captured their aeronautics show duringa 2009 trip aboard the national Geographic explorer, making himthe first person to snap a photo of them actually flying in the past35 to 40 years. Bob and his wife, Deb, (left) travel around the world.one of their favorite destinations is svalbard, a group of islandsapproximately midway between mainland norway and the northPole, where they snapped the photo below.

Flying squid caught in the act by Murray alumnus

A couple of reasons why Hulse and his wife return to Svalbard.

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Mark thomas Dunaiski ’88 m.s. management of technology, died nov. 19, 2009. He was a retired U.s. army lieutenant colonel. Mildred Garnetta Kolb Boyd ’46 B. a. music education, died Dec. 5, 2009. she was a retired educator of 43 years and member of the iota Beta chapter of sigma alpha iota fraternity. Ruth Wright Massey ’47 B.s. vocational home economics, died Feb. 25. she was a retired teacher and medical technician. Mary Hildesheim shaver ’77 B.s.n., died Feb. 27. she was a retired instructor with the Union County board of education. William B. taylor ’58 B.s. physics/mathematics, ’64 m.a. secondary education, died march 12. He retired from murray state University where he was an instructor for 26 years. He also taught part time at Calhoun Community College for nearly 20 years. in 1970, taylor was selected as Distinguished Professor.Gary taylor ’73 B.s. management, died april 6. He was the owner of taylor motors and vice president of Creative Property solutions. troy e. Hartman ’98 B.a. psychology, died april 18. He was a recruiter for Jewish Hospital and member of southeast Christian Church. Hartman was an alumnus of sigma Phi epsilon fraternity. Dr. Arlene Mildred Hall died may 25. she was a member of the department of adolescent, career and special education at murray state University. Christine Brown Pogue ’36 died June 15. she was a retired art instructor and librarian. Her husband, Dr. Forrest C. Pogue, ‘31 B.a. history, preceded her in death. a noted historian and biographer, Dr. Pogue pioneered the use of oral history in combat during World War ii. He was an msU Distinguished alumnus and a recipient of the msU Golden Horseshoe award. Dale McDaniel ’49 B.s. physical education and agricultural science, died June 28. He was a former football player and member of the 1948 tangerine Bowl football team. Marian Prince Pyle ’43 B.s. history, died July 1. she was a retired librarian from the University of ohio. Dr. Hal e. Houston ‘58 B.a. chemistry and biology, died July 15. He practiced general surgery in murray for 42 years and served as team physician for murray state University for 36 years. He was a founding member of Pi Kappa alpha fraternity. For his service to

murray state, Houston was inducted into the msU athletic Hall of Fame, awarded the msU alumni association Golden Horseshoe award and named the first msU outstanding Biology alumnus. Mary Agnes turner Bailey ’34 B.s. mathematics, died July 22. she was a retired teacher and served on the msU alumni association board of governors. Billy Gene Cohlmeyer ’49 B.m.e., died aug. 10. He was a retired music educator from Cahokia High school. Cohlmeyer was a member of Phi mu alpha and recognized as the msU Distinguished educator music alumnus in 1979. Larry C. Jamison ’80 m.a. secondary education, died aug. 12. He was a retired teacher for the Fulton County board of education.Col. James Golden Bogle died aug. 15. Bogle attended msU in the early 1930s before enlisting in the U.s. army. Following his military service, he became a respected authority on the Civil War and a railroad historian. Dan thomas “tommy” Marshall ’61 B.s. business, ’70 m.a. education, died sept. 14. He was a retired city administrator and director of Public Works and Utilities for the city of murray. Joe owen Brown Jr. ’41 B.s. agriculture, ’47 m.a. secondary education, died sept. 21. He was a retired social studies teacher, football coach, principal and assistant superintendent of owensboro High school. He also served as the president of the msU alumni association.June Allen Priest ’53 B. s. english and journalism, died sept. 24. she was a retired english teacher and served as a guidance counselor for the Wabash Community Unit District #348 schools. Margery thomas shown ’50 B.m.e., ’74 m.a. education, died oct. 6. she was a retired music teacher and private piano teacher. Dr. Johny Brown Russell ’48 B.s. physics and mathematics, ’50 m.a., died oct. 18. He was a retired nuclear physicist from Boeing aircraft Co. based in seattle, Wash. russell worked on the lunar land rover (moonbuggy) that apollo 15 astronauts used on the moon. in 2007, russell received an honorary doctorate from murray state and was named an outstanding alumnus of Kentucky in 2008.

May 12-14, 2011 – murray state University reunions are always special — a time for alumni to return to campus, reconnect with friends and classmates, and rekindle memories and friendships. Join us in celebrating the Golden Anniversary of the Class of 1961. visit www.raceralumni.com/1961 for more information.

sept 17, 2011 – Join the racer family and friends for the Legacy Tailgate during Family Weekend. Details coming soon to www.raceralumni.com. oct. 13-15, 2011 – Join former classmates and friends for the next msU HOMECOMING celebration. Plan now for this fun-filled weekend.

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Murray State University celebrated its 2010 Homecoming with a mix of alumni through the

decades, current students and friends of the university. Parade Grand Marshal this year was former football player Michael Proctor ‘90 of Bourbonnais, Ill. Reunions of organizations and academic areas were held, Tent City offered its usual fun and delicious fare, and the traditional crowning of Homecoming Queen and King (Kirby O’Donoghue and Jeremiah Johnson) was a highlight of pre-game festivities. Saturday was topped off with a win for Murray over visiting team Missouri State (72-59).

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MSU flash mob rocks the campusStudents, faculty, staff and campus visitors were surprised by a “spontaneous” dancing flash mob on Tuesday, Sept. 28, as they headed to lunch through the Murray State mall area. The mob was filled with MSU students and administrators, along with special performers President Dunn and Dunker.