Fiscal Yearend ReportJuly 1, 2015 to June 30, 2016

Upper Iowa University 2016

Changing Lives, One Student at a Time

Your Gifts Make the Difference

Andrew J. Wenthe ’12Vice President for External Affairs

Richard AndresBoard of Trustees Member Chair, Advancement Committee

On behalf of the Board of Trustees, President Duffy, and the faculty and staff of Upper Iowa University, we are pleased to share the 2016 Donor Report as part of the Winter 2017 edition of The Bridge. As an institution established as a direct result of the philanthropic efforts of our founders, we provide this report as proof the spirit of giving still persists today. UIU benefited from over $4.1 million in contributions during this fiscal year, supporting our institution’s mission to provide accessible educational opportunities that inspire success and empower lives.

The Donor Report is created to demonstrate accountability to those who have chosen to support UIU with their charitable giving. People make decisions to give for a variety of reasons, and we are continually amazed not only by the generosity of our donors but in seeing their pleasure and pride as they witness the positive impact their gifts make on our students. By sharing this report with all UIU alumni, we hope that it will inspire others to consider a contribution and appreciate the difference a donation can have on the lives of those connected to UIU.

Highlighted throughout this report are a number of initiatives and priorities worthy of your support, including the Annual Fund, Dean’s Funds, student scholarships, and much more. Alumni can also make contributions to specific majors or programs, student enrichment and engagement activities, and any of our 16 Division II athletics programs. There are many causes worthy of your support, and you can learn more about these opportunities at uiu.edu/alumni.

Of all the information presented in this report, we are perhaps most excited by a story about the efforts of UIU’s recent graduates, the Class of 2016, as they immediately made their mark by bringing back an old tradition. The Class Gift campaign that was relaunched last spring resulted in gifts from more than 140 members of the Class of 2016. After match commitments from other donors, the total raised by this effort was over $9,000. We hope for even better participation among the Class of 2017! You will find information about your class’s fiscal year and lifetime giving near the end of this report.

We hope the information provided in this 2016 Donor Report will ignite enthusiasm and support. Should you have any questions or comments, please do not hesitate to contact the Office of Institutional Advancement & Alumni Development using the information included on the back cover of the report. Your feedback is critical to our success. In addition, I invite you to review the alumni calendar of events on the inside back cover of The Bridge and consider finding some time to connect with us at an event near you. We would love to see you!

Thank you, and Go Peacocks!

A MESSAGE FROM UIU ADVANCEMENT

The UIU Annual Donor Club program proudly recognizes the generosity of individuals and organizations who provide an annual contribution that earns them membership in one of our six clubs. Each club offers a variety of benefits and VIP experiences that are exclusive to members only.

Donors may select the designation for their gift(s), and their club benefits may be enjoyed all year long. We are delighted with the outcome of this new initiative. Cumulative Donor Club giving for Fiscal Year 2016 (July 1, 2015 to June 30, 2016) exceeded $4 million! Feedback from our members has also been overwhelmingly positive.

We are grateful for our Donor Club members and their philanthropic spirit toward our amazing institution. To learn more about the UIU Donor Club program, visit uiu.edu/annualgiving. The following pages highlight each of our FY 2016 club members.

JOIN A CLUB

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30

60

90

120

150

Fiscal Year 2014

Fiscal Year 2015

Fiscal Year 2016

Alexander Club ($10,000+)

36 3833

Limestone Club ($5,000-$9,999)

169

17

1857 Club ($2,500-$4,999)

16

31 29

True Blue Club ($1,000-$2,499)

92100

81

Peacock Patron Club ($500-$999)

64

8695

Contributors Club ($250-$499)

102

126

95

Annual Donor Club Participation by Year

Club BenefitsContributors Club – $250• Gift of appreciation

Peacock Patron Club – $500• Gift of appreciation• Personal outreach from annual fund director

True Blue Club – $1,000• All Peacock Patron Club benefits• Signed certificate from UIU president• Early access to The Bridge magazine• Suite access at all home basketball and wrestling events

1857 Club – $2,500• All True Blue Club benefits• Two passes to the VIP stadium suites for home football games• Two complimentary tickets to the annual President’s Ball

Limestone Club – $5,000• All 1857 Club benefits• Exclusive signature club gift

Alexander Club – $10,000• All Limestone Club benefits• Elite signature club gift

Pictured above are a few UIU Donor Club members enjoying camaraderie in the VIP stadium suites as well as at the President’s Ball.

ALEXANDER CLUB – $10,000 +William & Betty Andres Foundation Aramark Services, Inc. Bruce Campbell & Bev Evans Barbara Csomay William & Susan Dohrmann Bill & Sharon Duffy Dr. Thomas Hallisey & Melanie Tumino /

East Loop Chiropractic Inc. Steve & Diane Harms Scott & Bobbi Lebin /

Circle of Honor Society Roger & Alice Mangan /

State Farm Company Foundation LaVerne McCoy Don & Pauline McGuire Richard Nihart James Parker Jim Parsons Vince & Marcia Popolizio Paul & Sharroll Richards /

Pershing Investment Centers of America Lucile Roberts Estate Pamela Whitmore & Fred Koch

LIMESTONE CLUB – $5,000 –$9,999Richard & Christine Andres Gail Moorman Behrens Kyle Clark Bill & Deanna Cook /

Deloitte Foundation Lois Gambill Gray Plant Mooty & Bennett P.A. Richard & Georgieanna Harris Mike & Tracy Kerns Dennis & Marlene Murdock Sid Samuels / Samuels Group Inc. Kenneth & Donna Tedford /

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Glenda Underwood-Mariani &

Dominic Mariani

1857 CLUB: $2,500 –$4,999American Legion of Iowa FoundationLeslie Anderson Charles & Janet Andres Peter & Laura Clemens Converge Consulting Inc. Matthew & Billie Cowley Darwin Dean Michael & Denise Duffy Bob & Betty Firth / Caballo Energy, LLC

Jann & Bob Henkes Kip & Eileen Knight Lyle Kounty Estate LiveText, Inc. Bernard & Arnetta Pattison Marshall Richards William & Judy Roth David & Connie Sanger Theodore & Karen Steege Lowell Tiedt Andrew & Elissa Wenthe Kurt & Jennifer Wood

TRUE BLUE CLUB: $1,000 –$2,499Donna & Charles Abraham Roger & Elisabeth Archer Stephen Arneson Jeff & Heidi Barron Ismael Betancourt & Megan Kohr Randall & Joan Beyer Donald & Pat Brattebo John & Claire Brophy Jim & Vickie Bushkofsky Jeffrey & Annette Butikofer Francis & Janeen Cain Ken Charlton Lynda & Robert Cox Chas Daker Janet & Warren Dunkel Stuart & Roberta Dunkel Donald & Barbara Ehlers Mike Exline Scott & Linda Figdore Jack & Susan Frey Curtis Gunter Shelley Hanna Donna Hartman Joan Hiller Mark & Cindy Hillesheim Edward & Jean Hupfer Michele Matt / Inspiring Solutions Iowa Native Plant Society Jake & Marla Jacobson Charles & Beverley Jenkins Edward Jesle TJ & Angie Joseph Max & Beth Kirk Knuth Law Office Art Kossack Rudolph & Marty Kraus Darrell Lang Clair Lensing

Frank Lipscomb David Manuta Brad & Melissa Mattear Ken & Paula McKenna David & Darla Miller Modern Piping Inc. Kieth & Debra Osborn Richard Patrick Delbert & Sharon Pattison Garrett & Charlotte Rickman Michael & Teri Lee Salmons Bob & Peg Schulte Barb & Charles Schultz Schwab Charitable Fund Larry & Tracey Seals Stephen & Janet Shepherd John & Michel Siblik Edward & Kelli Smith Joseph & Tara Stasi Steritec, Inc. Dick & Betty Summers Truck Country – Dubuque Veridian Credit Union Brett & Liz Walderbach /

Voya FoundationNeil & Heidi Wilkinson Robert & Margaret Williams

PEACOCK PATRON CLUB: $500 –$999 A H & H Corp. A-1 Storage & Crane Service Inc. Bob & Martha Adams Mary & Bill Adams Larry & Lou Albers Grady Ash Gust & Jackie Barbes David & Barbara Barclay Steve & Geri Becker Scott & Barbara Best Robert & Nancy Betz Pamela Bulat Tim Burrack Maureen Busta Craig & Cheryl Campbell Mary & Shri Cheddie Jim Clark Brian & Jane Doerscher Nicki Donlon Creig Dunlap Wayne & Jacolyn Dupuis Steven Exline Brenda Finholt

Howard & Deborah Fischer Thomas Flood Darrel & Janet Forsman Steven & Andrea Frank Jerry & Barbara Gazaway Jerry & Liz Hensley Bill & Carole Hess Frank & Bettie Huff Del & Sue Ann Hughes Redmond & Pam Humphrey IBM Matching Grants Program Jim Jacobs Janet Kehe Joseph Keith Rick & Jane Knipper Joseph Koppenhaver Christopher & Tiffany Kragnes John & Jill Kruger Bill & Carol Lewis Maple Crest Manor & Assisted Living Donn & Pauline Marvin Kata McCarville Douglas & Tamara McReynolds Yelena Meadows Thomas & Carol Mueller Derek Oelmann Tom & Eliana Palmer Paul William & Sheri Parker Principal Financial Group Bill & Janet Prochaska Michael & Sandra Prochaska Kirk & Jane Rentschler Melinda Reppert-Burmeister Raymond Reth Jack & Denise Schroeder Louise Scott Scott Pharmacy Scratch Cupcakery Al & Jan Seabrooke Thomas Shea Serge & Paula Sisler Daryl & Debra Steen Anita Swanson Ronald & Gloria Tayek Troy & Heidi Thompson Donna Vanger Consuela Washington Dexter Westrum Michael White Sally White Betty Whitesell Lou & Janet Wiegand

ANNUAL DONOR CLUB ROLL CALL

The Annual Donor Club roll call represents donors who gave within Fiscal Year 2016.

ANNUAL DONOR CLUB ROLL CALL (CONTINUED)

On Behalf of the Office of Institutional Advancement and Alumni Development –

Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this UIU Donor Club list. If an error has been made, please contact the Alumni Office at 563-425-5388 so we may resolve any discrepancies.

Millicent & Sam Wiese Garry & Kathryn Wilhelmi Brock & Becki Wissmiller Tim & Holly Wolff Woolverton Printing Company

CONTRIBUTORS CLUB: $250–$499Steven & Susan Aanes All Star Warehouse LLC American Service Insurance Co. Wayne & Nancy Anderson Naomi Aziz Bank 1st Gerald & Susan Bauer Lowell & Suzanne Bunger Marie Bush Jack & Gayle Calabrese Robert Cloud Jim Collins Frank & Lynne Courtney Norman & Mari DeLong Stephanie & Jason Duffy Scott Dunlop Mike & Joy Eischeid Summer Zwanziger Elsinger

& Joe Elsinger

Larry & Carolyn Erenberger Eli Feldman Allan & Sylvia Fenneman First State Bank – Sumner Kathy & Chuck Franken Betty & Art Fudge Jim & Irene Gardner Karla & Ray Gavin Jodee & Todd Granberg Brian Gustafson Armon Haagen Tina & Jon Hade Health Endeavors:

Consulting & Training LLC Nicole Henry LaVerne & Cheryl Herzmann David & Linda Hinton John W. Hofmeyer John Hosmer Lynn Isvik Nancy Johnson Richard & Robin Krapfl Joel Kunze Daniel & Angie Leete Shane Lehman

Lanis & Lynn Lenker / Raymond James Charitable Endowment Fund

Robert Levendusky Don & Jayne Lyons Joe & Jeri McGillicuddy Bob & Sarah McKenna Dave & Linda Mitchell Johnny & Norma Murray Bill & Louise Murray Krystin Noe John & Sharon Orr Mark & Susan Parker Matthew & Lesa Parmely Dennis & Linda Paulsen Kenneth & Shirley Peckosh Mark Peiffer Marlene & Stephen Picone Sue Regan Regions Financial Corporation Bill & Mary Roths Vivian & Mike Rourke Charles & Heidi Salva Jo & Steve Schallau Storm Schmitt Jane & Cleve Scott Timothy Seabrooke

Einar Seadler Sexton Printing Shallau Motor Co. Michael & Elyse Sheridan Andrew & Latisha Smith Spiger’s Stonework & Masonry, Inc. Ron & Mary Ann Stevens John & Judy Tierney TruGreen Jeri & Debbie Watson Ron & Julie Webb Walter & Nancy Webster Don & Mary Wendland Larry & Evelyn Wiebke Jennifer Wing Joe Wood David & Margaret Woolley Steven Wulfekuhle Kari & Mikel Yauk Kelly & John Yessa

Our team includes front row (l-r): Naomi Aziz, Brenda Luzum, Julie Games and Anne Puffett. Back row (l-r): Josem Diaz, Morgan Thias, Brock Wissmiller, Mark Danker, Ty Grunder, Hope Trainor and Andrew Wenthe. For more information, please contact a member of the team at uiu.edu/alumni-staff.

thank you! No matter the amount or where you direct your gift, you are making a difference by supporting our students, our programming and our top-notch facilities around the globe. It is with great pleasure that our team serves the needs of our gracious donors, and we will do everything possible to help you fulfill your charitable intentions.

The choice to give is yours, the ease with which you do that is up to us. Feel free to take advantage of any of the following ways to contribute to Upper Iowa University.

Give online at uiu.edu/give.

Send a check made payable to “Upper Iowa University” to UIU Alumni Office, P.O. Box 1857, Fayette, IA 52142.

Process your payment over the phone by calling the Alumni Office at 563-425-5388.

Stop by the Alumni Office in Parker-Fox Hall at the Fayette Campus during normal business hours.

Text to give! Simply text the amount you’d like to give to 563-362-9795.

2011

$482,601

2012

$340,557

2013

$289,484

2014

$349,225

2015

$372,868

$700,000

$600,000

$500,000

$400,000

$300,000

$200,000

$100,000

$0

Annual Fund Donations by Fiscal Year

2016

$336,874

2015

$3,126,102

2014

$3,441,512

Total Charitable Donations by Fiscal Year

2012

$4,065,135

2013

$2,236,998

$4,500,000

$4,000,000

$3,500,000

$3,000,000

$2,500,000

$2,000,000

$500,000

$1,000,000

$1,500,000

$02011

$2,588,295

2011

$2,588,295

2016

$4,200,429

HERITAGE SOCIETYThis society was created to recognize and honor alumni and friends of Upper Iowa University who have included the University in their estate plans or other type of planned gift. Members of the Heritage Society believe in Upper Iowa’s mission, and want to ensure the University’s valuable educational programs and services will continue for future generations.

The Heritage Society celebrates commitments made today that will benefit UIU’s students, faculty, and programs in the future.

To learn more about planned giving to UIU, please contact the Alumni Office at 563-425-5388.

“It’s very rewarding to see my gi�s making an immediate impact on a deserving student through the Arneson Family Annual Scholarship. But, in the long run, I could not be more proud to be a Heritage Society member, knowing that my UIU legacy will continue helping students for years to come.”

– Stephen Arneson ’00 * Individuals falling into multiple categories (e.g., Board of Trustee members who are also alumni) are counted as alumni first.

FINANCIAL REPORTING

Alumni$3,597,491.58

Board of Trustees$11,917.40

Employees$46,816.72

Foundations$64,255.64

Friends and Other$452,976.27

Government$10,108.20

Matching Gift$23,470.20

Parents$8,362.00

Allocation of Donations – Fiscal Year 2016

Source of Donations – Fiscal Year 2016

* Individuals falling into multiple categories (e.g., Board of Trustee members who are also alumni) are counted as alumni first.

Academic Divisions$21,925.60

Athletics$140,654.57

Endowment Programming and Scholarships

$2,435,615.05

Other$125,561.04

Capital$1,089,377.30

Unrestricted Scholarships$402,264.45

FINANCIAL REPORTING

As you can see, our Peacock family is scattered all over the country and world. That’s exactly why we pinpoint heavily populated alumni cities, and host events and other gatherings throughout the year. It’s been our pleasure in the last year to connect with alumni in Alexandria, Cedar Rapids, Charlotte, Chicago, Clearwater, Dallas, Denver, Des Moines, D.C., Fayette, Fort Lauderdale, Houston, Kansas City, Madison, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Orlando, San Mateo, Quad Cities, Sacramento, Sioux Falls, Tampa, and even Hong Kong and Malaysia!

These events have proved to reengage alums with their alma mater, provide professional development and networking opportunities, and create a fun opportunity to meet fellow Peacocks in their own neighborhoods. On the flip side, our staff returns to the office with inspiring new stories, great feedback and ideas, and oftentimes a special connection leading to a University contribution.

We extend a special thank you to leaders of our alumni chapters. Currently, UIU boasts three active chapters. The Tri-State Alumni Chapter region includes Pennsylvania, Virginia, Maryland and the D.C. area. The Florida Alumni Chapter is a statewide network and we also have an international chapter in Malaysia. Each have developed their own goals, which include alumni networking, UIU fundraising and even recruitment projects.

BLUE PRIDE WORLDWIDE

47

NEW MEXICO

75

HAWAII

48

ARIZONA

438

UTAH

43

NEVADA

114

CALIFORNIA

639

OREGON

79

WASHINGTON

188

ALASKA

39

MONTANA

40

IDAHO

42 WYOMING

41

NORTH DAKOTA

25

SOUTH DAKOTA

78

NEBRASKA

174COLORADO

326 KANSAS

867

OKLAHOMA

174

TEXAS

1045 LOUISIANA

1105

ARKANSAS

99MISSISSIPPI

87ALABAMA

173

GEORGIA

461

FLORIDA

SOUTH CAROLINA

160

NORTH CAROLINA 359TENNESSEE 194

KENTUCKY 142

INDIANA

173

OHIO

211WEST VIRGINIA

23MISSOURI

381

ILLINOIS

1183

IOWA

13117

WISCONSIN

6614

MINNESOTA

674MICHIGAN

164

NEW YORK

203

PENNSYLVANIA

188

VIRGINIA

451

VERMONT10

MAINE

11

1863

MALAYSIA

720

HONG KONG

686

MINNESOTA

795

NEW HAMPSHIRE

23

MASSACHUSETTS

46

RHODE ISLAND 5

NEW JERSEY 79

DELAWARE 25MARYLAND

209

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

17

CONNECTICUT

Peacock TGIF Party: Apple Valley, Minn. – Aug. 14, 2015

Peacock Mix & Mingle: Denver, Colo. Oct. 25, 2015

Peacock Mix & Mingle: Madison, Wis. Sept. 26, 2015

Peacock Mix & Mingle (with Board of Trustees) Des Moines, Iowa – Feb. 11, 2016 Peacock Mix & Mingle (with Board of Trustees)

Peacock Mix & Mingle: Concord, N.C. April 23, 2016

47

NEW MEXICO

75

HAWAII

48

ARIZONA

438

UTAH

43

NEVADA

114

CALIFORNIA

639

OREGON

79

WASHINGTON

188

ALASKA

39

MONTANA

40

IDAHO

42 WYOMING

41

NORTH DAKOTA

25

SOUTH DAKOTA

78

NEBRASKA

174COLORADO

326 KANSAS

867

OKLAHOMA

174

TEXAS

1045 LOUISIANA

1105

ARKANSAS

99MISSISSIPPI

87ALABAMA

173

GEORGIA

461

FLORIDA

SOUTH CAROLINA

160

NORTH CAROLINA 359TENNESSEE 194

KENTUCKY 142

INDIANA

173

OHIO

211WEST VIRGINIA

23MISSOURI

381

ILLINOIS

1183

IOWA

13117

WISCONSIN

6614

MINNESOTA

674MICHIGAN

164

NEW YORK

203

PENNSYLVANIA

188

VIRGINIA

451

VERMONT10

MAINE

11

1863

MALAYSIA

720

HONG KONG

686

MINNESOTA

795

NEW HAMPSHIRE

23

MASSACHUSETTS

46

RHODE ISLAND 5

NEW JERSEY 79

DELAWARE 25MARYLAND

209

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

17

CONNECTICUT

WANTED: Peacock Ambassadors To grow our outreach efforts, one new goal for the UIU Alumni Association is to identify at least one Peacock Ambassador for each U.S. state. Oftentimes, when our alums move to a new state, they reach out to ask for local resources and may have specific questions that we feel can best be answered by a local.

If you wish to be a Peacock Ambassador for your state of residence, please contact Brenda Luzum, director of alumni relations, stewardship and

communications at 563-425-5238 or luzumb@uiu.edu. We look forward to

your involvement!

Please note that your basic contact information will be made available on our website to ensure Peacock Ambassadors are easily accessible by fellow alumni.

UIU Beach Week: Venice, Fla.March 4, 2016

Peacock Mix & Mingle & Tri-State Alumni Chapter Meeting: Alexandria, Va.Jan. 9, 2016

Alumni Night at the Ballpark: Madison, Wis.

Aug. 3, 2015

Don’t miss an event in your area! Check out our Alumni Calendar of Events often at uiu.edu/alumni/events to learn more about events happening near you.

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alums move to a new state, they reach out to ask for local resources and may have specific questions that we feel can best be answered by a local.

If you wish to be a Peacock Ambassador for your state of residence, please contact Brenda Luzum, director of alumni relations, stewardship and

communications at 563-425-5238 or luzumb@uiu.edu. We look forward to

your involvement!

Please note that your basic contact information will be made available on our website to ensure Peacock Ambassadors are easily accessible by fellow alumni.

The Upper Iowa University Annual Fund was built on the generosity of alumni, friends, parents, faculty and staff of the University. Last year, our Phonathon callers successfully raised more than $70,000 in unrestricted giving with the help of our generous 1,114 donors. This selfless act of giving is appreciated by our hardworking student callers, and we hope you will continue your ongoing support to your alma mater.

Each year, alumni participation rates figure into national rankings like U.S. News & World Report. When you give back, it reflects very highly on the degree you earn. No matter the size of your gift, when you contribute to UIU, you make an impact that reverberates for generations to come. Thank you not only for your gift but for taking the time to speak to our student callers. Thank you for answering our call in 2016.

For more information on how your gift can impact the Annual Fund, please contact the Director of Annual Giving Naomi Aziz at 563-425-5966 or azizn73@uiu.edu.

PHONATHON – WILL YOU ANSWER THE CALL?

FUNDRAISING PRIORITIES

Shannon Nix, along with all UIU students, values and appreciates the commitment of your annual donations. Your dedicated support to the Annual Fund provides a positive impact on our students and their experiences. Shannon is an active student athlete, and is also involved with many other organizations and activities on campus and throughout the community, including: softball player, Kappa Zeta Tau (Vice President), Student Athletic Advisory Committee (SAAC) representative, Athletic Peer Educators (APE) Executive Committee member, scholarship recipient, Student Ambassador, Phonathon Student Caller, and an Admissions Student Caller.

Shannon Nix ’17Business Administration

Spring Phonathon Campaign Calling Dates Feb. 6 – April 27, 2017

Over $107,000 was raised at the 2016 President’s Ball in support of capital improvements, just one example of the ongoing support for Upper Iowa University and its mission to provide quality, student-centered educational experiences. Among the current priorities are the following fundraising efforts:

• UIU Emergency Student Aid Fund – Created in 2016, this endowment fund supports students facing crisis situations. Initiated by members of The Brotherhood, this noteworthy cause has already secured commitments over $25,000. With the continuing support of all alumni, The Brotherhood anticipates this fund will make a positive impact on the lives of current and future UIU students in need of financial assistance during moments of a crisis. Note: An article featuring The Brotherhood can be viewed in the 2016 winter edition of The Bridge.

• Military and Veterans Service Center (MVSC) – Located on the upper level of Garbee Hall, the Center provides a relaxing physical space for veterans and military-affiliated students to study and connect with one another. Assistance is also available to students who need help navigating resources and referrals. The center also features a pair of administrative offices, a conference room and a spacious lounge area. In addition to hiring a director for the MVSC, future expenses include the purchase of additional furnishings, artwork, flags and flagpoles. UIU’s Student Veterans Club was among 50 chapters nationwide to be awarded an Student Veterans of America/Home Depot Foundation Veteran Center initiative grant for 2016. The UIU chapter used the $9,100 to help establish the MVSC. Sustainable funds could be used toward lounge supplies, and unforeseen MVSC needs and expenses.

• Capital Improvement Fund – The Capital Improvement Fund supports infrastructure improvements, building renovation or construction, equipment and technology, and beautification efforts. Donor contributions not only support the needs at the residential campus, but can also be used to improve the ever-changing learning environment and student experience at all UIU locations.

Remember: No matter what you have chosen to support, and no matter the amount, your gift will make a lasting impression on our global University. To support these fundraising opportunities, please visit uiu.edu/give.

Upper Iowa provides me with a support system away from my family. I have been blessed by the love and support provided to me by everyone at UIU, and that is what makes

this University so special. I would not be able to attend UIU if not for the generous

donations made by Alumni. As a phonathon caller, I look forward every night to hearing all of the UIU stories and memories

shared by our Alumni. This job has humbled me and makes me incredibly grateful for all those who have attended UIU before me. I am so proud to be a part of this wonderful University and would not change it for the world. Go Peacocks!

Andres Business Scholarship Established by Betty R. Andres ’46 in 2006Total recipients: 17

Andres Education ScholarshipEstablished by Betty R. Andres ’46 in 2006Total recipients: 15

Babcock ScholarshipEstablished by the Estate of Mary E. Babcock in 1972 Total recipients: 2

Belknap Baker Family ScholarshipEstablished by Genevieve Baker ’36 in 2006Total recipients: 8

Dr. G.C. Baker Memorial Scholarship in ScienceEstablished by Mrs. Thelma Tidgewell Baker Rick in 1959 Total recipients: 42

William F. Baker Science MemorialEstablished by the Baker family in 1953 in honor of William F. Baker, class of 1893Total recipients: 26

Beecher Beal and Bertha Beal Roberts /Thomas R. Roberts Student ScholarshipEstablished by Dr. Mary Margaret Roberts, Col. Lucile M. Roberts and Mrs. Ruth E. Roberts in 2009 Total recipients: 9

Charles G. Bell Scholarship in ArtEstablished by Charles Bell ’67 in 1993Total recipients: 24

Joe & Janet (Olson) Brady ScholarshipEstablished by Joe and Janet ’42 (Olson) Brady in 1999 Total recipients: 17

Ivadell Brause Memorial Endowed Scholarship in EducationEstablished by the Brause family in 1990in honor of Ivadell Brause ’21Total recipients: 53

Bruce I. Campbell Endowed ScholarshipEstablished by the Campbell family in 2006 in honor of Bruce I. Campbell ’69Total recipients: 10

Foster Cass Foundation Student ScholarshipEstablished by Foster Cass ’41 in 2009Total recipients: 7

Caudle-Holmes ScholarshipEstablished by Verda (Caudle) Holmes ’34 in 1992 Total recipients: 33

Lew Churbuck ScholarshipEstablished by Lewis Churbuck ’67 in 2007Total recipients: 6

Clark / Bowen Endowed ScholarshipEstablished by UIU in honor of Dr. Charles B. Clark and Roger Bowen Total recipients: 2

The John and Reta Coleman Achievement in Science Award Established by Dr. Richard W. Coleman in 1997 Total recipients: 11

Beulah Combs Thompson ScholarshipEstablished by the family of Beulah Combs Thompson ’13 in 1972 Total recipients: 36

Ron Crooker Facilities Endowed ScholarshipEstablished by Betty Andres ’46 and her family in 2014 in honor of Ron Crooker ’02Total recipients: 3

Csomay Endowed ScholarshipEstablished by Barbara R. Csomay ’46 in 2009Total recipients: 6

Blanche Cole Gloss Memorial ScholarshipEstablished by Blanche Cole Gloss ’23 in 1987 Total recipients: 27

John William Dickman Endowed Scholarship Established through anonymous donations in 1993 in honor of John W. DickmanTotal recipients: 24

Dr. J. M. and Zinita Dickman Murphy ScholarshipEstablished through the Estate of Zinita Dickman Murphy ’18 in 1996Total recipients: 20

ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPSEndowment of a UIU scholarship allows a donor to leave his or her legacy by ensuring financial support to future generations of students.

You can establish an endowed scholarship at Upper Iowa University with a minimum gift of $25,000. The University carefully invests these funds in order to award annual scholarships to students who meet donor-advised scholarship criteria.

The Pam Whitmore Endowed Scholarship Fund for Student Teaching is one example of how Upper Iowa University’s endowment impacts the lives of UIU students every day. The award is presented annually to a student with a GPA of 3.75 or higher who will be student teaching beginning in the fall or spring semester of the next academic year. The scholarship will be given to a student majoring in education.

Pam Whitmore, UIU Class of 1965, taught for five years in Wisconsin Public Schools, 30 years with the Department of Defense Overseas Schools, and four years with Upper Iowa University as an assistant professor in the department of education. Pam supervised student teachers while at Upper Iowa and became one of their strongest supporters.

For more information on establishing a scholarship, contact the Vice President for External Affairs Andrew Wenthe at wenthea@uiu.edu or 563-425-5348.

Pam Whitmore (left) and Fred Koch (right) pose for a photo with their student scholarship recipient, Anastasia Lavrenko, at the 2016 Honors and Awards Banquet.

Shannon Nix ’17Business Administration

The John William Dickman PrizeEstablished by Mrs. Adella Maltbie Dickman in 1939 Total recipients: 154

Lucille Dickman ScholarshipEstablished by the Trust of Milo Maltbie class of 1892 in 1995 in honor of Lucille Dickman ’22 Total recipients: 129

Drs. Eugene E. and Mildred Everts Garbee AwardEstablished through memorial gifts in 1968Total recipients: 26

The Excellence in Education ScholarshipEstablished by faculty, staff and friends of Upper Iowa University in 2007Total recipients: 3

Faculty Appreciation Scholarship given by Tesoriero, Foley and WoodEstablished by Dr. Richard Tesoriero ’77, Dr. Donald Foley ’76 and Dr. Kurt Wood ’76 in 1993 Total recipients: 33

Thomas Parker Goebel and Helen Goebel ScholarshipEstablished by Thomas Parker Goebel ’45 and Helen Goebel in 1993 Total recipients: 86

The Dr. Austin J. Goldsmith Book ScholarshipEstablished by Dr. Austin Goldsmith ’99 in 2005 Total recipients: 12

William F. and La Vonne I. Gutches Student ScholarshipEstablished through an Estate gift by La Vonne I. Gutches in 2009 in honor of William F. Gutches ’29 Total recipients: 20

Linda Haines Endowed ScholarshipEstablished in memory of Linda Haines in 2012 Total recipients: 4

Margaret (Hall) Moore Endowed ScholarshipEstablished in memory of Margaret (Hall) Moore ’40 in 1996Total recipients: 19

Dr. Louise P. Herring ScholarshipEstablished by Dr. Louise Herring in 1984Total recipients: 82

Herz ScholarshipEstablished by Mr. and Mrs. Nathanial Herz in 1930Total recipients: 75

Hilton / Khoury Scholarship for DiversityEstablished by Adriel Hilton and Melik Peter Khoury in 2011Total recipients: 4

Irene Humphry Anderson Scholarship in EnglishEstablished by Irene Humphry Anderson ’34 in 1992Total recipients: 25

Mrs. Ina Johnson Memorial ScholarshipEstablished by the Johnson family in 1978Total recipients: 38

Ralph Kauten Endowed ScholarshipEstablished by Ralph Kauten ’69 in 2012Total recipients: 4

Paul “Spike” & Merriam Kelly ScholarshipEstablished by friends of Paul “Spike” ’24 and Merriam Kelly ’24 in 1987Total recipients: 27

The Brooke Kerns Endowed ScholarshipEstablished by the Kerns family in 2006Total recipients: 10

Mary Kimball ScholarshipEstablished by the Kimball family in 2006 in honor of Mary Kimball ’56Total recipients: 11

Carlton W. Knight and Maxine R. Knight Endowed ScholarshipEstablished by Dr. Kip ’62 and Eileen Knight in 2004 in honor of Carlton W. and Maxine KnightTotal recipients: 7

Irma K. Ledgerwood Endowed ScholarshipEstablished in memory of Irma K. Ledgerwood ’22 in 1997Total recipients: 15

Gertrude Lenius ScholarshipEstablished by the Lenius family in 2007 in honor of Gertrude Lenius ’67Total recipients: 7

LaVerne McCoy ScholarshipEstablished by LaVerne McCoy in 2013Total recipients: 3

Mike McCready ScholarshipEstablished to honor Mike McCready in 2000Total recipients: 16

Dr. Gary McVicker ScholarshipEstablished by Dr. Catherine McVicker in 2010 in honor of Gary McVicker ’63Total recipients: 5

Joe Menges Scholarship in Business AdministrationEstablished by Joe Menges Trust in 1959Total recipients: 43

Military Family FundEstablished to honor U.S. military personnel in 2014Total recipients: 3

Martha M. Moeller ScholarshipEstablished by the Henry George Mackintosh Foundation in 2014Total recipients: 1

Helen J. Monserud Scholarship in SociologyEstablished to honor Helen J. Monserud in 1977Total recipients: 28

Charles Morgan ScholarshipEstablished by the Morgan family in 1988 in honor of Charles Morgan ’42Total recipients: 26

Warren W. Morgan Scholarship for Business MajorsEstablished by Warren W. Morgan ’38 in 2006Total recipients: 7

Northeast Iowa Charitable Foundation ScholarshipEstablished by the Northeast Iowa Charitable Foundation in 1997Total recipients: 105

Mrs. Richard Otley Improvement AwardEstablished through gifts in 1963Total recipients: 77

Pande ScholarshipEstablished by Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Pande Jr. in 1990Total recipients: 61

ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS (CONTINUED)

ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS (CONTINUED)

The generosity of our donors enables the University to offer a wide variety of institutional aid through scholarships, both endowed and annual. Among the annual scholarships presented to deserving students are the following:

Alpha Nu Omega / Phi Beta Delta Alumni Association ScholarshipsEstablished by the Alpha Nu Omega fraternity and Phi Beta Delta sorority alumni in 1995Total recipients: 28

American Legion of Iowa Foundation ScholarshipEstablished in 2010Total recipients: 12

Susan Angeline Collins Memorial ScholarshipEstablished by Dr. Charles Nick Serra in 2002Total recipients: 16

Arneson Family Annual ScholarshipEstablished by Stephen Arneson ’00 in 2015Total recipients: 2

William R. Cook ScholarshipEstablished by William R. Cook ’65 in 1990Total recipients: 41

Raymond Deming ScholarshipEstablished in memory of Raymond Deming ’35Total recipients: 35

The Stuart & Roberta Dunkel Annual ScholarshipEstablished by Stuart ’64 and Roberta Dunkel in 2011Total recipients: 6

Environmental Leadership ScholarshipEstablished by Dr. Katherine McCarville in 2015Total recipients: 2

Scott & Bobbi Lebin ScholarshipEstablished by Scott ’64 and Bobbi ’65 Lebin in 2012Total recipients: 4

Ruth Manuta Memorial ScholarshipEstablished by David Manuta in 1994 in honor of Ruth Manuta ’87Total recipients: 134

Dr. Larry Seals ScholarshipEstablished by Dr. Larry Seals ’86 in 2011Total recipients: 6

Diane Tvrdik ScholarshipEstablished by the family of Diane Tvrdik in 2008Total recipients: 6

The Waterloo Center: Gregory A. Robbins ScholarshipEstablished by the Robbins family in 2015Total recipients: 1

The Pam Whitmore Scholarship for Excellence in Student TeachingEstablished by Pam Whitmore ’65 and Fred Koch in 2006Total recipients: 11

The William G. Wilcox Memorial ScholarshipEstablished by former registrar Lois Wilcox in 1987Total recipients: 26

ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIPS

The Dr. J.D. Parker and Nellie K. Parker ScholarshipEstablished by Mrs. Eleanor Parker Fox ’26 and Dr. Robert L. Fox ’28 in 1968Total recipients: 46

Edward L. Paine and Gertrude Pease Paine ScholarshipEstablished by the family of Gertrude Pease Paine ’35 in 1996Total recipients: 32

The Paul and Margaret Pickett ScholarshipEstablished by Paul and Margaret Pickett ’57 in 1997Total recipients: 18

Lloyd Pleggenkuhle Memorial Scholarship Established in memory of Lloyd Pleggenkuhle ’36 in 1990Total recipients: 100

William Prochaska Endowed ScholarshipEstablished by William ’63 and Janet Prochaska in 2014Total recipients: 4

J. Paul and Sharroll Richards ScholarshipEstablished by J. Paul ’56 and Sharroll Richards in 2014Total recipients: 2

John Rippe ScholarshipEstablished in memory of John Rippe ’28 in 2000Total recipients: 16

Michael David Selgelid Memorial ScholarshipEstablished by the Selgelid family in 1989Total recipients: 25

Margaret Share Kerfoot ScholarshipEstablished by Harold Kerfoot ’24 in 1960Total recipients: 36

Sodexo Campus Services ScholarshipEstablished by Sodexo Campus Services in 1999Total recipients: 36

Stivers Leadership ScholarshipEstablished by Louise Scott in 2003Total recipients: 13

Upper Iowa University Grace Meyer ScholarshipEstablished to honor Grace Meyer ’72 in 1992 Total recipients: 39

The Hoyt R. & Winifred Appelman Young ScholarshipEstablished through the Estate of Winifred A. Young in 1993Total recipients: 32

Zecha-McCauley ScholarshipEstablished by Gerald McCauley ’61 and Dr. Allen Zecha in 2003Total recipients: 25

Archived Class and Club Gifts1906 – Ivy on College Hall1907 – Engraved boulder1910 – Library clock1911 – Electric lights on front steps of David B. Henderson Library1912 – Fountain (location unknown)1915 – Four gate posts marking campus entrance from street1916 – Stone pillars and seats for College Hall entrance1917 – 60’ steel �agpole and 9’ x 18’ �ag1918 – $1,840 Endowment Campaign donation,

with 100 percent of seniors donating1920 – Indirect lighting system for the library1923 – Fireproof vault for upper �oor of library.1962 – Hand-hewn white oak bench1963 – Dorman Gymnasium illuminated peacock sculpture

from Letterman’s Club1969 – White marble benches and shrubbery for Naylor’s Cove1975 – Two boulders located on the west side of Alexander-Dickman Hall1978 – Rather than hosting a class party, the sophomore class

donated $77 for campus beauti�cation and tree plantings

�roughout the years, graduating classes have given back to future Upper Iowa University (UIU) students through a Class Gi� project. �ese projects had faded in recent years, but the Class of 2016 successfully revived the Class Gi� with a highly successful campaign bene�ting the University’s Annual Fund.

�e 2016 Class Gi� campaign provided Upper Iowa’s most recent alumni the opportunity to begin putting a stamp on their legacy at their alma mater. Over $9,100 was raised through gi�s by or in honor of over 130 students and matching funds from the UIU Board of Trustees.

At the same time, the Class of 2016 joined a long list of former graduating classes who have donated monies or memorial items to UIU. UIU archivist Janette Garcia reports that among the �rst recorded class or memorial gi�s was a grandfather clock purchased and donated to the University by the Class of 1910. Now showcased in the President’s O�ce on the main �oor of Alexander-Dickman Hall, the clock was originally placed in the administrative o�ces then located on the second �oor of the David B. Henderson Library.

Additional gi�s have included the installation of stone pillars and seats at the entrance of the former College Hall (Class of 1916), a 60-foot �agpole (1917), $1,840 Endowment Fund campaign donation (1918), construction of Naylor’s Cove between Dorman Gymnasium and Baker-Hebron with white marble benches and shrubbery (1969), and two boulder monuments located on the west side of Alexander-Dickman Hall (1975).

University clubs and organizations have also contributed funds and items to UIU over the years. �e most notable of those items may be the illuminated peacock sculpture in Dorman Gymnasium, donated by the 1963 Letterman’s Club.

Garcia a�rms that it is impossible to know the number of UIU students who have been positively impacted by the generosity of those who preceded them as the diversity of Class Gi�s makes it di�cult to gauge. Some gi�s still stand as relics of past classes around Fayette Campus, while monetary gi�s are not always easy to track.

While noting that she continues to investigate the history behind these and similar donations, Garcia said, “I have been impressed by the value the graduates put into earning their Upper Iowa degree, and their desire to give back to the University and improve the lives of future students. Many of the gi�s were to improve the campus environment.”

�e archivist noted that the entire senior class donated money to the aforementioned 1918 Endowment Campaign and then challenged the remaining classes to do the same. As an article from that time stated, “Above all don’t forget that an opportunity is open to you now to pledge yourselves to help in one of the grandest causes of mankind. You have the chance of making yourselves a little bigger and broader. Give something and feel that a part of Upper Iowa is your very own.”

However, even the relics are not immune to the erosion of time. Amid the archived articles previously published in �e Collegian were complaints by students in both 1947 and 1964 that the grandfather clock chimed at the wrong times. With the help of Dr. Eugene Garbee in 1984, then President James Rocheleau was able to get the clock repaired. In other cases, rival classes are to blame. An engraved boulder donated by the Class of 1907 was originally placed by the Science Hall only to be allegedly stolen by members of the junior class, who buried it and refused to disclose its location. �e boulder has never been found.

Class gi�s provided by alumni and friends of the University are key to future student success, and continued growth and prosperity. Persons wishing to establish a class gi� or make a donation are reminded to call 563-425-5388 or email alumni@uiu.edu. �ose with information about previous class or club gi�s are invited to contact Garcia at garciaj26@uiu.edu or call 563-425-5722.

CLASS GIFTS STAND THE TEST OF TIME

Naylor’s Cove1969 Class Gift

Class of 1913 – Lifetime Giving Total: $466.00

Class of 1915 – Lifetime Giving Total: $227,520.99

Class of 1916 – Lifetime Giving Total: $1,400.00

Class of 1919 – Lifetime Giving Total: $7,543.42

Class of 1920 – Lifetime Giving Total: $1,700.00

Class of 1921 – Lifetime Giving Total: $12,736.00

Class of 1922 – Lifetime Giving Total: $49,970.46

Class of 1923 – Lifetime Giving Total: $34,995.56

Class of 1924 – Lifetime Giving Total: $58,529.12

Class of 1925 – Lifetime Giving Total: $5,825.00

Class of 1926 – Lifetime Giving Total: $366,319.38

Class of 1927 – Lifetime Giving Total: $6,744.19

Class of 1928 – Lifetime Giving Total: $319,977.28

Class of 1929 – Lifetime Giving Total: $7,745.50

Class of 1930 – Lifetime Giving Total: $1,273.00

Class of 1931 – Lifetime Giving Total: $31,339.00

Class of 1932 – Lifetime Giving Total: $76,324.43

Class of 1933 – Lifetime Giving Total: $44,182.51

Class of 1934 – Lifetime Giving Total: $40,431.99

Class of 1935 – Lifetime Giving Total: $13,212.50

Class of 1936 – Lifetime Giving Total: $90,934.83

Class of 1937 – Lifetime Giving Total: $27,036.50

Class of 1938 – Lifetime Giving Total: $16,190.50

Class of 1939 – Lifetime Giving Total: $65,588.79

Class of 1940 – Lifetime Giving Total: $30,691.00

Class of 1941 – FY 2016 Contributors: 1 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $150.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $356,335.50

Class of 1942 – Lifetime Giving Total: $29,346.11

Class of 1943 – FY 2016 Contributors: 1 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $100.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $53,859.33

Class of 1944 – FY 2016 Contributors: 1 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $10.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $1,217.50

Class of 1945 – Lifetime Giving Total: $1,587.50

Class of 1946 – FY 2016 Contributors: 3 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $1,750,800.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $6,528,712.07

Class of 1947 – Lifetime Giving Total: $1,587.50

Class of 1948 – FY 2016 Contributors: 2 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $200.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $632,686.69

Class of 1949 – FY 2016 Contributors: 2 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $50.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $35,286.32

Class of 1950 – FY 2016 Contributors: 2 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $300.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $56,573.50

Class of 1951 – FY 2016 Contributors: 2 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $1,0250.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $32,329.50

Class of 1952 – FY 2016 Contributors: 1 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $25.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $24,838.05

Class of 1953 – FY 2016 Contributors: 3 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $1,250.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $23,085.05

Class of 1954 – FY 2016 Contributors: 5 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $165.50 – Lifetime Giving Total: $21,784.24

Class of 1955 – FY 2016 Contributors: 3 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $90.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $8,252.25

Class of 1956 – FY 2016 Contributors: 4 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $1,300.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $101,142.70

Class of 1957 – FY 2016 Contributors: 10 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $1,025.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $82,645.97

Class of 1958 – FY 2016 Contributors: 9 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $1,120.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $111,200.91

Class of 1959 – FY 2016 Contributors: 12 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $515.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $69,514.50

Class of 1960 – FY 2016 Contributors: 21 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $3,675.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $126,783.93

Class of 1961 – FY 2016 Contributors: 12 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $770.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $138,645.90

Class of 1962 – FY 2016 Contributors: 24 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $13,360.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $137,538.16

Class of 1963 – FY 2016 Contributors: 17 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $40,859.62 – Lifetime Giving Total: $141,797.39

Class of 1964 – FY 2016 Contributors: 25 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $10,295.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $124,273.48

Class of 1965 – FY 2016 Contributors: 28 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $27,756.48 – Lifetime Giving Total: $231,217.11

Class of 1966 – FY 2016 Contributors: 16 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $6,210.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $44,171.69

Class of 1967 – FY 2016 Contributors: 14 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $2,650.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $153,956.16

Class of 1968 – FY 2016 Contributors: 12 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $9,175.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $90,445.43

Class of 1969 – FY 2016 Contributors: 25 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $14,560.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $214,619.30

Class of 1970 – FY 2016 Contributors: 28 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $7,109.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: 89,267.12

Class of 1971 – FY 2016 Contributors: 26 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $7,480.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $168,193.30

Class of 1972 – FY 2016 Contributors: 23 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $4,395.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $97,162.04

Class of 1973 – FY 2016 Contributors: 29 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $1,546,665.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $9,458,822.01

Class of 1974 – FY 2016 Contributors: 27 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $13,165.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $77,506.46

Class of 1975 – FY 2016 Contributors: 18 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $5,172.45 – Lifetime Giving Total: $81,780.11

Class of 1976 – FY 2016 Contributors: 34 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $8,948.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $212,792.21

Class of 1977 – FY 2016 Contributors: 21 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $2,535.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $106,938.34

Class of 1978 – FY 2016 Contributors: 18 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $3,840.74 – Lifetime Giving Total: $45,656.24

Class of 1979 – FY 2016 Contributors: 10 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $820.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $31,979.24

Class of 1980 – FY 2016 Contributors: 11 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $2,320.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $56,756.01

Class of 1981 – FY 2016 Contributors: 11 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $945.74 – Lifetime Giving Total: $42,303.87

The total contributions and number of contributors by class includes FY 2016 data which is comprised of outright gifts, in-kind gifts and pledge payments (not pledge commitments) made from July 1, 2015 through June 30, 2016. Lifetime contributions by class include all giving history to date.

CLASS CONTRIBUTIONS AND LIFETIME GIVING

Class of 1982 – FY 2016 Contributors: 12 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $8,980.74 – Lifetime Giving Total: $96,906.37

Class of 1983 – FY 2016 Contributors: 17 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $6,520.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $60,554.58

Class of 1984 – FY 2016 Contributors: 8 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $1,325.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $22,231.99

Class of 1985 – FY 2016 Contributors: 17 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $2,165.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $35,400.99

Class of 1986 – FY 2016 Contributors: 10 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $1,365.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $25,403.08

Class of 1987 – FY 2016 Contributors: 9 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $1,425.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $36,984.95

Class of 1988 – FY 2016 Contributors: 15 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $1,515.00 – Lifetime Giving Total $18,015.55

Class of 1989 – FY 2016 Contributors: 14 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $1,820.00 – Lifetime Giving Total $806,121.69

Class of 1990 – FY 2016 Contributors: 10 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $675.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $19,505.63

Class of 1991 – FY 2016 Contributors: 21 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $2,689.91 – Lifetime Giving Total: $34,177.67

Class of 1992 – FY 2016 Contributors: 13 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $860.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $15,835.00

Class of 1993 – FY 2016 Contributors: 14 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $920.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $24,852.11

Class of 1994 – FY 2016 Contributors: 16 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $1,126.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $17,506.50

Class of 1995 – FY 2016 Contributors: 27 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $2,245.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $29,637.50

Class of 1996 – FY 2016 Contributors: 19 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $1,920.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $24,385.14

Class of 1997 – FY 2016 Contributors: 20 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $1,755.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $25,089.54

Class of 1998 – FY 2016 Contributors: 12 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $27,065.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $54,170.57

Class of 1999 – FY 2016 Contributors: 20 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $7,257.87 – Lifetime Giving Total: $39,975.97

Class of 2000 – FY 2016 Contributors: 20 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $5,415.18 – Lifetime Giving Total: $29,680.05

Class of 2001 – FY 2016 Contributors: 21 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $1,245.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $16,204.37

Class of 2002 – FY 2016 Contributors: 25 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $3,417.87 – Lifetime Giving Total: $23,738.86

Class of 2003 – FY 2016 Contributors: 22 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $2,736.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $17,668.45

Class of 2004 – FY 2016 Contributors: 12 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $630.00 – Lifetime Giving Total $7,027.80

Class of 2005 – FY 2016 Contributors: 17 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $688.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $10,686.00

Class of 2006 – FY 2016 Contributors: 14 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $520.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $6,188.58

Class of 2007 – FY 2016 Contributors: 16 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $881.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $9,292.50

Class of 2008 – FY 2016 Contributors: 11 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $1,255.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $7,651.00

Class of 2009 – FY 2016 Contributors: 18 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $2,268.47 – Lifetime Giving Total: $13,379.03

Class of 2010 – FY 2016 Contributors: 15 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $881.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $6,198.32

Class of 2011 – FY 2016 Contributors: 30 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $2,241.00 – Lifetime Giving Total: $10,757.40

Class of 2012 – FY 2016 Contributors: 31 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $4,645.16 – Lifetime Giving Total: $20,261.64

Class of 2013 – FY 2016 Contributors: 49 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $2,335.03 – Lifetime Giving Total: $6,170.00

Class of 2014 – FY 2016 Contributors: 45 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $2,605.06 – Lifetime Giving Total: $11,254.44

Class of 2015 – FY 2016 Contributors: 28 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $1,038.86 – Lifetime Giving Total: $2,951.86

Class of 2016 – FY 2016 Contributors: 83 – FY 2016 Total Contributions: $2,044.16 – Lifetime Giving Total: $4,380.37

Total FY 2016 Alumni Contributions – $3,597,308.84

Total Lifetime Alumni Contributions – $23,198,934.09

CLASS CONTRIBUTIONS AND LIFETIME GIVING

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