is the perfect time. . . to advance research, education and health care.

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ANNUAL REPORT 2012
Now
is the perfect time. . .
to advance research,
education and health care.
Mission Statement
The mission of the Foundation of UMDNJ, an affiliate of New Jersey Health
Foundation, is to advance programs at the University of Medicine and Dentistry
of New Jersey through private sector support.
To promote excellence in the education of healthcare professionals, in biomedical
research and in healthcare delivery, the Foundation, a not-for-profit corporation
governed by a volunteer board, solicits contributions to targeted programs and
endowments throughout the University’s system of schools, healthcare facilities
and affiliated institutes. n
Foundation of UMDNJ ANNUAL REPORT 2012
(l-r):
Dean Janeway
Dr. George F. Heinrich
James M. Golubieski
Message from the
Foundation
If you are passionate about advancing research that will cure or provide better
treatments for disease…
If your desire is to make sure there are enough healthcare professionals in the
future to care for you and your loved ones…
If your goal is to help the underserved in your region and your state receive the
healthcare services they desperately need…
If you want to assure the highest quality healthcare services for children and adults
of all ages …
Now is the perfect time… and the Foundation of UMDNJ is the perfect organization
to help you achieve your philanthropic goals.
And our donors agree. At the Foundation of UMDNJ and its affiliate, New Jersey
Health Foundation, we raised $20.7 million this year to fund UMDNJ programs and
services. And 100 percent of those gifts—every dollar—went directly to support
the causes they specified.
We will continue to work with our donors, thousands of them, to raise and
distribute funds for all UMDNJ schools, institutes, centers and programs. And
through our organizational structure, we can continue to support those entities
regardless of where they are housed.
Although both are independent 501(c)(3) organizations, as a supporting
organization, gifts to the Foundation of UMDNJ must be directed to the University
of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey. However, because it was established with
a broader mission and is a public charity incorporated in the state of Delaware, gifts
to New Jersey Health Foundation can be distributed to a wide range of organizations
that support research, education, health and human service activities. That’s how we
can assure you that a gift made to either organization will follow the cause that you
designate, regardless of where that service is housed or to whom it belongs.
Now is the perfect time… for you to reaffirm your support of programs you may
have funded in the past or to select a new area of research, education or patient
care that you would like to support now or in the future. In this exciting time in
health care, you can play a vital role in advancing the important programs that
mean the most to you.
We remain committed to working with you and others to advance the
breakthrough science, excellent education and vital patient care programs offered
in New Jersey. We hope you join us, or continue to work with us, in our efforts. n
Dean Janeway
Chair
George F. Heinrich, MD
Vice Chair and CEO
James M. Golubieski
President
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Message from the Interim
University President
After decades of discussion about the future of UMDNJ and medical education
in New Jersey, passage of the New Jersey Medical and Health Sciences
Education Restructuring Act provides the foundation for our future direction.
The new structure for health sciences education in our state—the Rutgers
School of Biomedical and Health Sciences—offers new opportunities for all
our schools and units to build upon our tradition of excellence in research,
education, clinical care and community service through new and enhanced
collaborations.
The goals for the restructuring of higher education in New Jersey include
enhancing educational opportunities for residents of the State and creating
vibrant educational institutions and communities as we move into the future.
UMDNJ’s outstanding schools and clinical units will contribute significantly
to achieving this vision—a fact in which the entire University and our many
supporters can take pride.
Dr. Denise V. Rodgers
Although this restructuring will be a vast and complex undertaking, we are
confident that we can and will move forward with renewed energy and
commitment. Unquestionably, this new school will become an even more
powerful asset for New Jersey — greatly benefiting its residents, its economy
and the global scientific community.
The four missions of UMDNJ will continue to be critically important moving
into the future under a new banner. We remain committed to the delivery of
high-quality patient care, particularly to the most vulnerable in the communities
we serve. We are committed to providing innovative, quality education programs
in the biomedical sciences and health professions. We will continue to pursue
new knowledge aimed at promoting health and relieving human suffering. And,
of course, we will continue to partner with our host communities in economic
development and in improving health outcomes.
Thank you for your generous participation in the advancement of our mission and
for sharing our faith in a future where excellence and integrity will continue to
be the hallmark of all we do. We look to you for continued support through the
Foundation of UMDNJ, knowing that your contributions are helping us to change
lives for the better. n
Denise V. Rodgers, MD
University President (Interim)
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Board of
Trustees
Standing (l-r):
Dr. Carmine LoMonaco; Dr. Anthony R.Volpe; Dr. Cecile Feldman; Dr. Megan Reilly;
Dr. Christopher Gribbin; Robert W. Parsons, Jr.; Dr. Kevin Barry; Sandra Brown Sherman, Esq.;
Roger S. Fine; Andrew M. Grumet, Esq.; Robert W. Pierce, II
Seated (l-r):
Dr. Kim Fenesy; Dr. Albert A. Talone; Susan J. Flynn-Hollander, Esq.; Suzann B. Goldstein;
James M. Golubieski, Foundation President; Dr. George F. Heinrich; Dean Janeway
Chairperson
Dean Janeway
Retired President/COO
Wakefern Food Corporation
Vice Chair
Treasurer
Susan J. Flynn-Hollander, Esq.
Corporate General Counsel
Robert Wood Johnson
University Hospital
Secretary
Sandra Brown Sherman, Esq.
Partner
Riker, Danzig, Scherer, Hyland
& Perretti, LLP
Edward P. Baird
Executive Vice President
Chief Operating Officer
International Businesses
Prudential Financial, Inc.
Christopher Gribbin, MD
Medical Society of New Jersey
Andrew M. Grumet, Esq.
Edwards Wildman Palmer LLP
Megan Reilly, DO
School of Osteopathic
Medicine Alumni Association
Kevin Barry, MD
Chairman
UMDNJ Board of Trustees
Bruce A. Harris, Esq.
General Counsel
New Jersey Turnpike Authority
Timothy M. Ring
Chairman and CEO
C. R. Bard, Inc.
Cecile Feldman, DMD, MBA
Dean
New Jersey Dental School
Murray Kushner
Denise V. Rodgers, MD
Interim President
University of Medicine and
Dentistry of New Jersey
Kim Fenesy, DMD
Alumni Association
Tamara A. LaCouture, MD
Robert Wood Johnson Medical
School Alumni Association
Carmine LoMonaco, DDS
New Jersey Dental Association
Roger S. Fine
Retired Vice President
and General Counsel
Johnson & Johnson
Joseph L. Muscarelle, Jr.
Chairman
Jos. L. Muscarelle, Inc.
Suzann B. Goldstein
Robert W. Parsons, Jr.
Robert W. Pierce, II
Albert A. Talone, DO
New Jersey Association
of Osteopathic Physicians
and Surgeons
Anthony R.Volpe, DDS
Vice President, Scientific Affairs
Global Business Development
Colgate-Palmolive Company
Board
Transitions
We thank our Board of Trustees, who give of their time and expertise to guide the
Foundation and will miss Dr. William F. Owen, Jr. and Brian Perkins, both of whom left
our Board this year.
We regret the passing of Robert M. Pimienta, a valuable member of our Boards
since June, 2005. His willingness to provide his expertise to guide our Foundation
activities will be missed. n
Staff
Directory
Vice Chair and
Chief Executive Officer
James M. Golubieski
President
Laura Harrel
Vice President
Human Resources
& Administration
Dale R. Heffler
Vice President
Communications
Aggie Worthington
Vice President
Finance
Wilma L. Packard
Executive Assistant
Executive Offices
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Newark
Elizabeth Ketterlinus
Vice President for
Development
Martha Bahamon
Director of Development
School of Nursing
Dale Timmons Evanson
The University Hospital
Regina Beleckas Kelly
School of Health Related
Professions
Jenny-Ann Kershner
Cynthia McChesney
New Jersey Medical School
New Brunswick/
Piscataway
Denise Gavala
Vice President for
Development
Tammy Hojeibane
Associate Director
of Development
Linda Pilkington
Ginny Rutkowski
Development Coordinator
Jackie Quigley
Stratford/Camden
Gail L. Forman
Senior Director
of Development
Christina Mosley
Development Coordinator
Donor
Stories
Supporting Healthy Births and Babies
For nearly 75 years, the March of Dimes has become
synonymous with promoting healthy pregnancies and healthy
babies nationwide. Here in New Jersey, the organization is
partnering with several University programs, awarding grants
over the past year to help advance research, education and
health care for patients and providers statewide.
>> The Obstetrics and Gynecology Department at the
School of Osteopathic Medicine (SOM) received a $20,000
gift to initiate the Centering Pregnancy Program, the first of
its kind in South Jersey. The program offers prenatal care to
low to middle-income clients and group education on nutrition,
fetal development, gestational illnesses, and more. The gift will
fund the purchase of patient-education materials, plus
midwife and OB/GYN resident training during the two-year
implementation period.
“We’ve been
interested in
centering
pregnancy for
many years.
The University is
always looking to
improve care, and
we will continue
to support its
endeavors toward
better pregnancy
outcomes and
healthy babies.”
– Laurie Navin
Director
Program Services
March of Dimes
“Centering Pregnancy is based on old-fashioned prenatal classes, which studies
show lower preterm birth rates, increase breastfeeding rates and reduce the
incidence of postpartum depression—which is exactly what we want to achieve,”
said Diane Reynolds, CNM, MSN, program director, and chief nurse midwife, in the
department of OB/GYN at SOM.
>> At the School of Public Health, a grant of $30,800 is enabling an evaluation
of the March of Dimes’ Healthy Babies are Worth the Wait® program. Piloted in
Kentucky, the program incorporates numerous interventions aimed at reducing
preterm birth, the number-one cause of infant morbidity and mortality in the
United States. Dr. Teresa Janevic is leading the team that will assess the program’s
efficacy in Newark, where the preterm birth rate among African Americans is the
highest in the state.
“Healthy Babies are Worth the Wait® is a unique intervention because it targets
multiple levels simultaneously, including providers, patients, and the community, in
an effort to lower the rate of preterm births among African American mothers in
Newark,” explained Dr. Janevic, assistant professor of epidemiology at the School
and an active researcher in pregnancy health disparities.
>> The University Hospital is using its gift of $55,000 from the March of Dimes
to help eliminate preventable preterm birth rates as well, in collaboration with the
Healthy Babies are Worth the Wait® initiative. A patient navigator has been hired to
facilitate testing and referrals for expectant patients in Newark.
“The March of Dimes support will have a tremendous impact on patient outcomes.
We’ve already seen results to help maximize care and ultimately reduce risk,” noted
Dr. Lisa Gittens-Williams, associate professor, obstetrics, gynecology and women’s
health, at New Jersey Medical School. n
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Donor
Stories
Making the Best Impression
Thanks to a gift of five Lava™ Chairside Oral Scanners
valued at $175,000 from 3M Community Cares, students
at New Jersey Dental School (NJDS) are among an elite
group of future dentists who will be trained in the latest
impression technology.
In addition to the scanners, the Minnesota-based
company is also providing free training and technical
support to the School.
“We want to help prepare students for the digital age
of dentistry, while supporting academic excellence and
improving the patient experience,” says Chad E. Naughton,
US Chairside marketing manager. “This was the perfect
opportunity.”
Dr. Hoda Youseff (r) with
senior student Marissa Oriqel
This state-of-the-art technology uses a wand, about the
size of an electric toothbrush, to capture highly detailed,
continuous 3D video images of a patient’s mouth. Displayed in real time on a
computer monitor, the high resolution images enable the dentist to see all areas of
the mouth in minute detail at a variety of angles. Based on what he or she sees, the
dentist can often make an immediate assessment, using the information to fabricate
the patient’s restoration, such as an inlay, crown, bridge or dentures. Because the
impressions are extremely accurate, restorations are much less likely to need
multiple adjustments.
“This is the wave of the future,” said NJDS Dean Cecile Feldman. “This generous gift
from 3M enables us to even better prepare our students and improve patient care.”
Dean Feldman also noted that students will continue to learn traditional impressioning
using a putty-filled dental tray since oral scanning may not always be the best
option for a patient.
“Our students will graduate knowing both how to perform digital scanning plus the
traditional methods used for impressioning,” she said. “And that will give them an
even greater competitive edge.” n
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Finding New TB Therapies
Staying on the cutting edge of medical research has always
been an imperative for New Jersey Medical School’s Public
Health Research Institute (PHRI), just as it has been for
Celgene Global Health, a division of Celgene Corporation.
This past year, the global biopharmaceutical company
continued to support University programs with a $500,000
grant to establish the PHRI Inspiration Fund. The fund has
enabled the Institute, highly regarded for its work in TB and
other opportunistic infectious diseases, to hire a new faculty
member focused on TB research.
Dr.Veronique Dartois
“PHRI has a long history of advancing research in TB. We look
forward to our gift furthering this activity and solidifying the
work that is being done in collaboration with Celgene Global
Health,” remarked Dr. Jerome B. Zeldis, CEO of Celgene Global
Health and CMO of Celgene Corporation.
Researcher Dr. Veronique Dartois arrived at PHRI in April from the Novartis
Institute for Tropical Diseases in Singapore. She is known for her expertise in
the pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of TB, and is using animal models
to study both the overt and dormant forms of the illness. She also is helping to
analyze therapeutic drug regimens and will assist in developing preclinical and
clinical trials.
“My primary interest is understanding how well drugs reach TB lesions in the lungs,
if they penetrate properly,” said Dr. Dartois. “We’ll be looking at the impact of TB
control and may be able to alter doses and combine drugs in a smarter way.”
Dr. David Perlin, executive director of PHRI, facilitated the grant.
“This gift is clearly very important to us, as we could not have recruited Dr. Dartois
without it,” noted Dr. Perlin. “We have a strong link with Celgene, a very innovative
immunology-centric company that is changing the course of human health through
transformational science. There’s a natural synergy to our partnership, which
basically comes down to our science and expertise and what Celgene looks to
accomplish to help patients live longer and better lives.” n
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Donor
Stories
Challenge Grant Helps Central Jersey’s
Most Vulnerable
A grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF)
to the Foundation of UMDNJ will provide needed funding to
support critical healthcare services for Central Jersey’s most
vulnerable residents served by the Eric B. Chandler
Health Center.
The Center, owned and operated by Robert Wood Johnson
Medical School in collaboration with the Eric B. Chandler
Community Board Inc., provides a full range of healthcare
services to those in need, regardless of ability to pay.
Dr. Sally Mravcak in Chandler Clinic
“The grant will help the Chandler Health Center maintain the
fiscal stability necessary to provide vital services for patients
who have few other sustainable care options,” explained Dr. Eric
Jahn, senior associate dean for community health at the Medical
School. “This generous support from the Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation could not come at a more critical time, as we face both
economic challenges and an increasing need for these services from the greater
New Brunswick community.”
The RWJF grant totals $4 million, including $2 million to support operations of the
Center and a $2 million challenge grant to establish an endowment that will allow
the Center to continue providing services in perpetuity. The Foundation of UMDNJ
raised $2 million in matching funds to meet the challenge. In addition, boarddesignated funds from New Jersey Health Foundation provided an additional 20
percent match for the endowment. n
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To Honor A Lifetime of Achievement
While many people are honored by friends and family after
their deaths, some have the good fortune to be honored
during their lifetimes. Dr. Aaron Shatkin, founding director
of the Center for Advanced Biotechnology and Medicine
(CABM) who passed away on June 4, 2012, was one of
those people.
According to Dr. Ann Stock, CABM’s associate director,
the entire faculty wanted to pay tribute to Dr. Shatkin,
who had been so instrumental in the Center’s success, as
it observed its 25-year anniversary.
(l-r):
Dean Peter S. Amenta;
Dr. Aaron Shatkin;
Dr. Harold Varmus
“Dr. Shatkin created an extremely collaborative culture
and a great feeling of community and spirit,” she explained.
“Because of him, CABM is a productive, vibrant scientific
environment and a great place to do research.”
To honor Dr. Shatkin, a lectureship was established in his
name and announced as part of the CABM 25th Anniversary Symposium. Thus far,
his friends and colleagues have contributed more than $105,600 to the lectureship.
The annual Aaron J. Shatkin Lectureship features prestigious international figures in
the biosciences, for as Dr. Shatkin himself pointed out, “outstanding speakers have a
coalescing effect.”
Dr. Harold Varmus, director of the National Cancer Institute and co-recipient of
a Nobel Prize, spoke to a standing-room only crowd, as the first speaker at the
inaugural lecture held this past spring, which Dr. Shatkin had the opportunity
to attend.
Dr. Shatkin, formerly with the National Institutes of Health and the Roche Institute
of Molecular Biology, was considered a pioneer in bringing molecular biology and
biochemistry to the field of animal virology. He had been named as one of the
country’s foremost biomedical sciences researchers by the Association of American
Medical Colleges and had received numerous prestigious honors, including election
to the US National Academy of Sciences.
But for Dr. Stock and other colleagues, Dr. Shatkin was more than an accomplished
scientist.
“CABM is what it is today because of the culture Dr. Shatkin created here,” she said.
“He showed us how important good leadership is and created the collaborative
culture here that has made us successful. He will be dearly missed but we are
gratified that we had the opportunity to honor him during his lifetime.” n
Foundation of UMDNJ ANNUAL REPORT 2012 11
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Donor
Stories
Building A Legacy Based on A Lifetime Dream
Creating an endowment is a beautiful way to honor the memory of a
loved one …and perhaps to create a legacy envisioned during his or
her lifetime.
To Dr. Jeanne Steiner and her siblings, helping to establish an endowment
at the School of Osteopathic Medicine (SOM) was a personal mission…
one that would have meant a lot to their father, Dr. Charles Steiner, a
pioneer in the field of osteopathic medicine and the founding chair of the
Department of Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine (OMM) at SOM.
Dr. Charles Steiner and Zeke
“My siblings and I feel very privileged to have witnessed the delight my
father took in the practice of osteopathic medicine. His clinical skills and
charisma worked like a charm on so many individuals who were suffering,
and his gratification was immense,” she explained. “Although he taught
many students and mentored many young practitioners, he worried until
the end about his legacy. ”
That’s why members of the Steiner family, the Alumni Association of the
School of Osteopathic Medicine and leaders in the osteopathic community started
a campaign to raise $2 million in Dr. Charles Steiner’s name to support a cause near
and dear to his heart—the Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine Residency Program
at SOM. To date, $785,000 has been raised for the endowment.
Gifts to the campaign will establish a residency position for a Doctor of Osteopathic
Medicine interested in expanding his or her OMM knowledge. The training will allow
the physician to treat patients using osteopathic manipulative medicine; to conduct
research into the overall effectiveness of OMM and to participate in the education
of current students at the School of Osteopathic Medicine.
“My father always felt that he hadn’t reached as many learners as he might have,
and that he hadn’t convinced osteopathic schools to push for more research. We
believe that the plans under development by SOM will not only honor his name and
achievements, but they will fulfill his wish to create an ongoing pursuit of excellence
in the field,” Dr. Jeanne Steiner said. n
Wakefern Food Corp.
Establishes $1 Million Endowment
To honor its retiring president and COO, Wakefern
Food Corp. established The Dean Janeway Endowment
to Advance Healthcare Excellence with a $1 million gift
to New Jersey Health Foundation and its affiliate, the
Foundation of UMDNJ.
(l-r): Joseph Colalillo,
Wakefern chairman and CEO;
Dean Janeway; Joe Sheridan,
Wakefern president and COO
Mr. Janeway, who was the president and chief
operating officer of Wakefern, retired after 45 years
with the company, the past 16 as president. Wakefern,
the merchandising and distribution arm of ShopRite
supermarkets and PriceRite stores, is the largest retailerowned cooperative in the country.
Mr. Janeway will designate the annual proceeds of
the endowment to support groundbreaking research,
scholarships for future healthcare professionals or patient
care and community service programs for the underserved, all programs offered
through the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey.
“What makes Dean a natural leader is that he cares about people,” said Joseph S.
Colalillo, chairman and CEO of Wakefern. “This endowment is an outstanding way
for us to honor not only his legacy at Wakefern but his passion for serving the
community as well.”
Mr. Janeway, who is chairman of the Boards of the Foundation of UMDNJ and
New Jersey Health Foundation, was awarded the New Jersey Food Council’s
Lifetime Achievement Award in 2009. In 2011, the Food Marketing Institute
recognized Mr. Janeway with its highest award — The Herbert Hoover Award —
for his professional excellence in serving the food retail and wholesale industry. n
Lifetime
Donors
The Foundation gratefully acknowledges those who have supported us with gifts of
$1 million or more over the years. We thank them for their continued support and for
sharing their passions with us.
Gifts and Pledges of
$2,000,000 and up
François-Xavier Bagnoud USA
Becton, Dickinson and Company
Dr. Frederick F. Buechel, Sr.*
Joan and Robert E. Campbell
Delta Dental of New Jersey, Inc.
Bernard P. Gallagher
The Healthcare Foundation
of New Jersey
Johnson & Johnson
F.M. Kirby Foundation, Inc.
The Lincy Foundation
Mrs. William Dow Lovett
Merck & Co., Inc.
Sharon and Joseph Muscarelle
Musical Moments for MS
Osteopathic Heritage
Foundation
Francis E. Parker
Memorial Home
The Prudential Foundation
Mr. and Mrs.Timothy W. Reynolds
The Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
The Roche Foundation
sanofi-aventis U.S.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Segal
Takara Bio., Inc.
Warner-Lambert Company
$1,500,000 to $1,999,999
Bristol-Myers Squibb Company
The Hyde and Watson
Foundation
The Susan G. Komen for the
Cure North Jersey Affiliate
Susan Carmel Lehrman
Nobel Biocare USA, LLC
Donald W. Reynolds Foundation
Schering-Plough Corporation
George F. Smith Charitable
Income Trust
$1,000,000 to $1,499,999
American Red Cross
Aventis Pharmaceuticals
Foundation
C.R. Bard, Inc.
Dr. Cavan M.* and
Dr. Nancy L.Villa Brunsden*
The Children’s Health Fund
Dialysis Clinic, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. DiSepio
The Abraham S. Ende
Research Foundation, Inc.
ExxonMobil Foundation
The Foundation Fighting
Blindness, Inc.
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Estate of Philip D. Gilbert
Mr. and Mrs. Fernando Goncalves
Dr. Gary and Janis Grover
Estate of Marshall J. Hanley
The Howard Hughes
Medical Institute
Abdol H. Islami, M.D.
Foundation, Inc.
The J. Seward Johnson, Sr.
1963 Charitable Trust
The Jonty Foundation
Melvyn H. Motolinsky
Research Foundation
Ortho-McNeil Pharmaceutical Inc.
Dr. Richard* and Ann Silver Pozen
Research To Prevent Blindness
Endowment Fund
Robert Wood Johnson University
Hospital Foundation, Inc.
William G. Rohrer
Charitable Foundation
Dr. Benjamin F. Rush, Jr.
Segal Charitable Trust
The Starfish Foundation for
Children With AIDS, Inc.
W. Paul Stillman Trust
Teva Neuroscience, Inc.
UMDNJ-RWJMS Faculty
Practice Service
The Edward W. & Stella C.
Van Houten Memorial Fund
Victoria Foundation, Inc.
Estate of Myrtle L. Whitehill
*Alumnus/ae Donor
Fiscal Year 2012
$2,000,000 and up
Anonymous
$1,000,000 to $1,999,999
Delta Dental of New Jersey, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs.Timothy W. Reynolds
$500,000 to $999,999
BioDelivery Sciences
International Inc.
Celgene Corporation
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
The Healthcare Foundation of
New Jersey
Morristown Medical Center
Estate of Gladys Zimmerman
$100,000 to $499,999
Anonymous (2)
Biomet 3i, LLC
Bristol-Myers Squibb Company
The Children’s Health Fund
Citizens United for Research in
Epilepsy, Inc. (CURE)
Dialysis Clinic, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. DiSepio
EMD Serono, Inc.
The Heckscher Foundation
for Children
The Jonty Foundation
F.M. Kirby Foundation, Inc.
Susan G. Komen for the Cure
North Jersey Affiliate
Lyme Disease Association
Lyme Research Alliance
The Merck Company
Foundation
Dr. Leonard E. Mindich
The New York Community Trust
The Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
Synthes (USA)
*Alumnus/ae Donor
Donors
$50,000 to $99,999
3M General Offices
Adec
Anonymous
Center for Orthopaedic
Trauma Advancement
The Frances L. & Edwin L. Cummings Memorial Fund
Estate of Carol G. DeNicola
EmCare
The Abraham S. Ende
Research Foundation, Inc.
Feldstein Medical Foundation
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
W. L. Gore & Associates, Inc.
John J. and Regina B. Heldrich
Foundation, Inc.
Edward J. Ill Excellence in
Medicine Foundation
Abdol H. Islami, M.D.
Foundation, Inc.
Estate of Corea Seifrit Keener
Michael J. Kosloski Foundation
Lifecell Corporation
March of Dimes Foundation
March of Dimes
New Jersey Chapter
Medical Associates of Erie
The Nicholson Foundation
NJ Osteopathic Education
Foundation
Nobel Biocare USA, LLC
Rutgers Community Health
Foundation, Inc.
Dr. Ann Stock and Arshad Zakaria
J.T. Tai & Company Foundation, Inc.
Victoria Foundation, Inc.
Estate of Eleanor S. Walker
Zimmer Dental, Inc.
Dr. Paul A. Bergh* and
Catherine Bergh
Fred J. Brotherton
Buckingham Mountain Foundation
Cento Amici, Inc.
Debora Chiodi
Community Foundation of
New Jersey
Cook Group, Inc.
Susette M. Coyle, R.N.
Dr. Theodore A. DaCosta, Jr.*
Dr. Theodore A. DaCosta, Sr.*
The Dayniah Fund, Inc.
Delta Dental of New Jersey
Foundation, Inc.
Dentsply International
Epic Systems Corporation
Dr. Hugh E. Evans
The Charles Evans Foundation
Gentle Caring Dentistry
Gilead Sciences, Inc.
Colleen A. Goggins
Grotta Foundation
For Senior Care
HMGene, Inc.
Hoffmann-La Roche, Inc.
Harry G. Hohn
Integra Life Sciences Corporation
Janssen Biotech, Inc.
Jespersen & Associates, LLC
Jewish Women’s Foundation of
New Jersey
Kennedy Health System
$10,000 to $24,999
KLS Martin LP
American Chemical Society
Estate of Irma Kurtz
American Heart/Stroke
Lower County Property
Association
Management
Andersen Corporate Foundation
Isabel & David Mahalick
Anonymous (2)
Foundation
ArtWorks, The Naomi
Sen. Joseph A. Maressa
Cohain Foundation
Dr. Ira P. Monka*
$25,000 to $49,999 Astellas Pharma US, Inc.
Musculoskeletal Transplant
Edward and Kiyomi Baird
Dr. Mary B. Alexander*
Foundation
C. R. Bard Foundation, Inc.
American Lung Association
Anonymous
Boston Scientific Foundation
Canavan Research Illinois
Dr. David J. Cennimo*
Columbian Foundation
Patricia Connolly-DeTura*
Danellie Foundation
Drs. Kiron and Kamala Das
Roger and Rebecca Fine
GC America, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith F. Goggin
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Hansen
Dr. and Mrs. George F. Heinrich*
Karine Hocquigny
Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
The J. Seward Johnson, Sr. 1963
Charitable Trust
Johnson & Johnson
Johnson & Johnson Services Inc.
Dr. Diane L. Kaufman
Lucid Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart P. Milsten
Melvyn H. Motolinsky
Research Foundation
Procter & Gamble Company
The Prudential Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Norman Rosenberg
Silver Century Foundation
Teva Neuroscience, Inc.
United Way of Essex and
West Hudson
The Valerie Fund
Fiscal Year 2012
Donors
Dr. Joshua S. Coren
Dr. Lynn A. Corrigan* and
Michael P. Downey
Dr. Kevin Davey*
Dr. Vincent DeRisio
The Dow Chemical Company
Foundation
The Dr. James J. O’Connell Fund
Dr. and Mrs. Howard J. Drew*
Eastern Dentists Insurance
Company
Emergency Medical Associates
of N.J.
ExxonMobil Foundation
Susan G. Fu
E.J. Grassmann Trust
Dr. and Mrs. Vartan C. Gregorian
Dr. Russell Griesback
Mr. and Mrs. Luke T. Harada
Robert Holland and Nora Hurt
Hospira, Inc.
ICC Lowe
Integra Foundation
$5,000 to $9,999
Dr. Deanna Janora
Alcon Laboratories, Inc.
Dr. Richard T. Jermyn
Dr. Elizabeth A. Alger*
Jewish Community Foundation
AMB Foundation
of Metrowest New Jersey
Dr. Peter S. Amenta
Dr. Jacqueline M. Kaari*
The AMERIGROUP
KRE Property Management
Company LLC
Anonymous
Lee and Murray Kushner
ARAMARK Corporation
Dr. Douglas M. Leonard*
Area VII Physicians Review
Dr. Francis L. Levin
Org., Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Li
Dr. Eddy Arnold
Dr. Jacob J. Lindenthal
Arnold P. Gold Foundation, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Martin G. Luken, III
Dr. James J. Bancroft*
Macy’s, Inc.
Dr. Seth N. Barbanell* and
Estate of Lucy R. Matheke
Dr. Sally L. Petito*
Dr. Paul G. Matteson
Louise G. Bristol
Dr. Robert S. Maurer*
Buckeye Foundation
The Mental Health Foundation
Dr. Millicent K. Channell
Dr. Alma S. Merians and
Colgate Oral Pharmaceuticals
Richard Merians
Concerned Citizens for Poison
Meridian Hospitals Corporation
Prevention, Inc.
North Jersey Medical Society
PNC Foundation
Dr. Arnold B. Rabson and
Barbara Barnett
Saudi Arabian Cultural Mission
Albert Schweitzer’s Leadership
for Life
Dr. Christopher M. Seery*
John Snow, Inc.
Somerset Medical Center
Dr. Jeanne L. Steiner and
William H. Rosenblatt
Dr. Linda E. Stone*
Drs. Stephen Sun* and
Jenny Kim*
Ann Earle Talcott Fund
Toys“R”Us Children’s Fund, Inc.
Dr. Alan A. Vella*
Walgreens Infusion and
Respiratory Services
Dr. Dorian J. Wilson*
Millennium Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Dr. James H. Millonig
Dr. Neil C. Mitnick*
Dr. Paul J. Morris
Drs. Susan H.* and
Douglas W. Morrison
New York Life Foundation
Novartis Pharmaceuticals
Corporation
Novo Nordisk Inc.
PIE Advertising, LLC
The Pindaros Foundation, Inc.
Dr. Albert J. Pogorelec
PSE&G Foundation
Dr. Thomas P. Ragukonis*
Dr. Sumant Ramachandra*
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Reilly
Dr. Megan E. Reilly* and
Dr. Douglas M. Hargrave
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Rizzo
Dr. Douglas R. Rose*
Michael L. Rosenberg and
Kathryn Flicker Rosenberg
Dr. Michael Rothkopf
Dr. Susan W. Salmond
sanofi-aventis U.S.
Dr. Robert A. Scala
Dr. Todd Schachter*
The Milton Schamach
Foundation, Inc.
Dr. Stephen M. Scheinthal*
Dr. Aaron J. Shatkin
Masako Shimamura
Dr. Regina T. Sullivan*
TD Bank N.A.
Dr. Gary B. Vitaletti*
W.R. Berkley Corporation
Barbara Walsh Graphic Design
Dr. Allen B. Weisse
Dr. Laura Weisse*
Robert P. Wigder
Dr. and Mrs. Dan Wilkin
The Ena Zucchi Charitable Trust
$2,500 to $4,999
Dr. Charles A. Accurso*
American Association of
Endodontists Foundation
AmeriHealth
Drs. Judith K.* and
Louis F.* Amorosa
Bayville Volunteer Fire Co. No. 1
Maj. Diane R. Boese
Dr. Peter A. Boxer
Sandra Brown Sherman, Esq.
Dr. Frederick F. Buechel, Sr.*
Carnegie Corporation of
New York
Catholic Health East
Centrix, Inc.
Cherry Hill Classic Cars
Children’s Specialized Hospital
Classic Cars Nissan
Classic Chevrolet
The Cooper Health System
Council of Hospital Physical
Therapy Directors
Roland P. Dias
Dr. David M. Dines*
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Duckworth
EMS Inc.
Essex County Dental Society
Essex County Dept of Parks,
Recreation & Cultural Affairs
Dr. Cecile A. Feldman and
Dr. Harry K. Zohn
Dr. Kim E. Fenesy*
Benjamin and Jean Fleischner
Dr. L. Patrick Gage
H.S. Management Company, Inc.
Dr. Roger J. Hartman*
Hiossen, Inc.
Holman Automotive
Harvey A. Holzberg
Hunterdon Medical Center
Istanbul University
Medical School
*Alumnus/ae Donor
Estate of Charlotte M. Jackson
Dr. Yosh Jefferson*
The JFK/Solaris Health System
Dr. Harumi Jyonouchi
Elizabeth Ketterlinus
Nancy R. Kirsch
Dr. Miriam H. Labbok*
Dr. Kathryn C. Lambert
Dr. Frank J. Lanza*
Eva Leventhal Scholarship Trust
Dr. Richard L. Levitt
Christian R. & Mary F. Lindback
Foundation
McKesson Provider Technologies
Medtronic, Inc.
Jack Morris
Morris Charity Fund
My Goal Inc.
New Jersey Academy of
Family Physicians
New Jersey Chronic Fatigue
Syndrome Association, Inc.
New Jersey Organ and Tissue
Sharing Network, Inc.
The New York Academy
of Dentistry
Oral Cancer Prevention
International, Inc.
Our Lady of Lourdes
Medical Center
Robert M. Pimienta
Dr. Nicholas M. Ponzio
Princeton HealthCare System
Professional Receivables
Network
Dr. Sherill L. Purcell*
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey V. Regan
Timothy M. Ring
Dr. Edward P. Riuli*
Robert Wood Johnson
University Hospital Rahway
Robert Wood Johnson
University Hospital Hamilton
*Alumnus/ae Donor
Dr. Keiko B. Aogaichi*
Albert A. Arditti Foundation, Inc.
Armac Inc.
Atlantic Diagnostic
Laboratories, LLC
Atlantic Health System
Dr. Anthony R. Avanzato*
Dr. Oluwakemi T. Awopetu*
Dr. Paul T. Bailey
Bank of America Charitable
Foundation, Inc.
C.R. Bard, Inc.
Dr. Jody Z. Bardash*
Jane M. Barracato*
Dr. Bevanne Bean-Mayberry*
and Dr. Jeffrey S. Upperman*
Dr. Joseph C. Benedetto*
Gili Ben-Moshe
Dr. Diane M. Bernardi*
Dr. Joshua M. Bershad*
Dr. Ashish K. Bhattacharya*
Biomet Microfixation
Mr. and Mrs. David H. Blair
Dr. David L. Blecker
Bloomfield Health Careers
Foundation, Inc.
$1,000 to $2,499
Dr. Linda Boyd*
300 Broadway Healthcare, LLC
Dr. Terence P. Braden, III*
Dr. Kate Aberger*
Dr. Eddy A. Bresnitz
Academy of Doctors of
Dr. Lamont D. Brown* and
Nursing Practice
Dr. Ruth L. Clark-Brown*
Aetna, Inc.
Dr. Jennifer Buck*
AIDS Fund
Dr. Barbara Caldwell
Aisha & Co., LLC
Dr. Joseph A. Cannaliato*
Akara Group LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Caplis
Dr. Muhammed F. A. Ali*
Dr. Edmund M. Caruso*
and Dr. Mary Hwang*
Mr. and Mrs. Jason J. Castelluccio
Dr. Kemi A. Alli*
Catholic Health Initiatives
Estate of Roslyn S. Alpert
Dr. Richard C. Cavanagh*
Alpha Omega Alpha Honor
CBS Studios Inc.
Medical Society
Dr. John A. Cece*
Fred J. Andreae
Central Jersey Oncology
Dr. William J. Annitto*
Center, PA
Anonymous (2)
Dr. Donald J. Rose*
Sadie & Louis Roth Foundation Inc.
Salix Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Shannon Outdoor Advertising, Inc.
Shapiro Scholarship Foundation
Shirley-Mae Smith
South Brunswick Township
South Jersey Industries, Inc.
St. Francis Medical Center
St. Peter’s University Hospital
Dr. and Mrs. Aron H. Swerdlin*
The TJX Foundation, Inc.
Janet L. Tracy and Brian M. Kohn
Tri County Society of
Osteopathic Physicians
& Surgeons
Trim-edicine, Inc.
Ultradent Products, Inc.
Universal Billing Services, LLC
Virtua
The Johanna Wilk Foundation
Wolff & Samson PC
Aggie Worthington
Dr. Patrick F. Zazzaro*
CentraState Healthcare
Foundation
Dr. David L. Chalnick*
Drs. Lawrence W.* and
Natasha* Chinn
Ave Chirico
Dr. James G. Chun, Jr.*
Dr. Alfonse A. Cinotti
Clinical Coding Solutions, Inc.
Andrew Cohen
Colgate-Palmolive Company
Coram, Inc.
Dr. Joseph P. Costabile*
Dr. Joan Bender Cracco* and
Dr. Roger Q. Cracco*
David Critchley
Most Rev. Manuel Cruz
Cubist Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Dr. Anthony L. Cucuzzella*
Dr. Robert F. Cullen, Jr.*
Dr. Eric W. Czander
Dr. Robert J. D’Agostini, Jr.*
Patricia M. Dalton
M. Gordon Daniels
Davis Selected Advisers-NY, Inc.
Dr. Steven T. Deak
Dr. Michael Decandia*
Dr. Julian E. DeLia*
Jon Demarest
Dr. Frank DeMaria, Jr.* and
Dr. Carolyn M. DeMaria*
Dental Professionals of
Fair Lawn
Dr. Peter L. DeSciscio*
Diabetes Foundation, Inc.
Dr. Anatoly Dritschilo*
Dr. Nicholas J. Dudas*
Dr. Isaac Edery
Dr. Villi P. Enders*
Robert A. Epifano, Sr.
Dr. Heather A. Erhard*
Essex County Physicians Club
Dennis Eulau
Fiscal Year 2012
Dr. Ed Nelvyn L. Evans*
Excel Berger Dental Lab
Karen and Richard Fahrenholz
Dr. Anita Falla
Dr. Bohdan O. Fecowycz*
Dr. Martin A. Finkel
Dr. Mary A. Flanagan*
Dr. Kristin G. Fless* and
Dr. Dennis P. Quinlan, Sr.*
Dr. Martin Forsberg
Foundation for Anesthesia
Education and Research
Fox Geri: Geriatric Education
& Research Institute
Dr. Bettie Frank-Shrensel*
Thomas J. Frederick
Dr. Nadine A. Fydryszewski
Dr. Louis L. Galiano*
Gambro Americas
Dr. Mitchell J. Gardiner*
Genentech
Dr. J. Scott Gillin*
Goich-Derby Foundation
James Golubieski and
Linda Schilling
James R. Gonzalez
Dr. Alan M. Graham
Dr. Roger B. Granet*
Marilyn Greenberg
Dr. Christopher Gribbin
Dr. David R. Grossman*
Dr. Gary J. Guarnaccia*
Dr. Patrick J. Hall*
Julie K. Halper
Dr. Robert W. Handler*
Estate of Marshall J. Hanley
Harkness Foundation for Dance
Laura Harrel
Dale and Andrew Heffler
Robyn O. Heilbrun
Heraeus Kulzer, Inc.
Dr. Nancy C. Higgins*
Donors
Hollister Construction
Services, LLC
Dr. Mary I. Holowinsky*
Dr. Michael A. Huening*
IBM Employee Services Center
Infectious Diseases Society
of America
Mr. and Mrs. Stefano N. Izzo
Dr. Andrew Jackson
Bruce Jackson
Dr. David A. Jacobs*
Dr. Robert L. Johnson*
Dr. Leonard A. Jokubaitis*
Annette Jotkowitz
Dr. Richard A. Kader*
Edward S. Kahn, Esq.
Albert B. Kahn Foundation
Drs. Joseph H.* and
Nancy Hochberg Kahn*
The Donald M. Karp & Margery
Lesnik Karp Foundation
Marla S. Katz
Peter R. & Cynthia K. Kellogg
Foundation
Kerr Corporation
Kids in Production, Inc.
Kilow Family Trust
Dr. and Mrs. Geza K. Kiss*
Stuart Klaas
Dr. Kenneth M. Klein
Dr. Warren M. Klein*
Knights of Columbus
East Hanover Council #6504
Dr. Roger S. Koerner*
Dr. Kathleen Kopach*
Christopher Kosseff
Elizabeth Vreeland*
Dr. Riki T. Kreitman*
Robert M. Kreitman
Capt. Joel C. Labow*
Dr. Tamara A. LaCouture*
Land Services USA, Inc.
Dr. Carina Lea
Dr. Bernard J. Lehrhoff*
Dr. Joel E. Leizer
Nathaniel C. Leung and
Ruth Lin
Dr. Richard Levandowski*
Dr. Gerald S. Levey*
Dr. Jodie K. Levitt
Dr. Labrini C. Liakonis*
Judith and Lester Lieberman
Dr. and Mrs. John R. Lina*
Dr. Fang Liu*
Dr. Peter Lobel and
Diane J. Heimlich
Dr. Robert A. Logan*
Logical Source, Inc.
Dr. Edward Luchansky*
Lundbeck Pharmaceuticals
Services, LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy
MacCutcheon
Roland and Pamela Machold
Dr. William MacMillan and
Dr. Susan Janeczek*
Dr. Barry A. Maltzman*
Kurt R. Marquardt
Kelly Marzo
Dr. Alfredo S. Masullo*
MBS Insurance Services, Inc.
Cynthia McChesney
Dr. John J. McKeon*
Officer Shamus McKnight
Dr. Kerry R. McMahon*
McNelis & Sherry, Inc.
Dr. Mark Meisel
Dr. Nicholas G. Melillo*
Menco Business Products
Dr. Joel S. Mendelson
Dr. John A. Mercantini*
Dr. Joachim W. and Rita Messing
Ruth and Peter Metz
Family Foundation
Dr. Michael Miller*
Alex E. Millerand
Dr. Carl J. Minniti, Sr.*
Jean Minskoff Grant
Dr. Mark Mintz*
Estate of Irene Mokrzycki
Dr. Gaetano T. Montelione
and Judy Kolva
Dr. N. Ronald Morris and
Pat Morris
Dr. Eric E. Moum*
Dr. Karin M. Muraszko
N.J. Building & Construction
Trades Council
Dr. Vandana Nanda
The National Arts Program
Foundation
National Organization on
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, Inc.
Dr. Marie E. Nevin*
New Jersey State Council
Knights of Columbus
Dr. Corey M. Notis*
Octapharma
Dr. John P. O’Reardon
Ormco Corporation
OrthoPediatrics Corporation
Dr. Robert Osenenko
Lynne Osterman
Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Ostfeld
Dr. Julie O’Sullivan Maillet*
Dr. Jayoung Pak
Pallone for Congress
Dr. and Mrs. Fotinos S. Panagakos*
Dr. Joel N. Pascuzzi*
Dr. Anthony J. Passannante, Sr.*
Mr. and Mrs. Arvind Patel
Brian D. Perkins
Pfizer, Inc.
Philippine Nurses Association of
New Jersey, Inc.
PNK, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Kalmon D. Post
Dr. David R. Powell*
Precision Orthotics Prosthetics, Inc.
*Alumnus/ae Donor
Profile EMR
Dr. Barry S. Prystowsky*
Dr. Colleen P. Ramsey*
Ravitz Family Foundation
Dr. Patricia M. Renz* and
Dr. Philip M. Scaduto*
Reproductive Medicine
Associates of New Jersey
ResCare, Inc.
Dr. David M. Ringel*
Robert Wood Johnson
University Hospital Hamilton
Foundation
Dr. Denise V. Rodgers
Dr. William H. Rossy
Harold and Marilyn Rothstein
James J. Rowan, Jr.
Dr. Louis J. Russo, Jr.*
Rutgers University Foundation
Mr. and Mrs.
Michael A. Saccomanno
Saint Clare’s Foundation
Salt Lake Region
Neurosurgery, LLC
Dr. James C. Salwitz*
Sidney A. Sass Associates, Inc.
Savoy Associates
Dr. Hans J. Schmidt*
Dr. Donald C. Schroeder*
Dr. Robin S. Schroeder*
Schwab Charitable Fund
Alison J. Schwartz
Rene Schwartz
Dr. Salvatore G. Sciascia*
Dr. Kathleen W. Scotto
Dr. Andrea C. Sello*
Haamid M. Sharif
The Peter Jay Sharp Foundation
Emily Lu Yun Shih
Dr. Ling-Yu Shih and
Mr. Chiau-tong Shih
Drs. Mark V.* and
Nancy E. K. Shumeyko*
*Alumnus/ae Donor
David Silverman Trust
Eric S. Smith
South Jersey Healthcare
Dr. Mark A. Spatola*
Dr. John E. Spieker*
Philoptochos Society Dorkas
St. Dorkas Adelphotis Chapter
State Farm Insurance Companies
Kenneth B. Stride
Dr. Sajid A. Surve*
Dr. David E. Swee
The Marion & Norman Tanzman
Alice E. Tassoni
Dr. Carol A. Terregino*
Dr. Garry W. Turner*
University Orthopaedic
Associates, P.A.
University Physician Associates
of New Jersey
University Radiology Group, P.C.
V. E. Ralph & Son, Inc.
Kathryn L. Valentine
Dr. Kenneth R. Vander Have, Jr.*
Vanguard Charitable
Endowment Program
Dr. Frank A. Vassallo*
Dr. John J. Villa*
Dr. Anthony R. Volpe*
Waldwick Lions Club
Walgreens
Dr. Thomas L. Walker
Dr. Janice Warner*
Dr. Ann H. West
Dr. Bernadette M. West
Marianne J. Wong
Dr. Abdollah Yamani
Dr. Amir Yamani*
Dr. Kenneth J. Zemanek*
Dr. Kristy Lynn R. Ziontz*
We are also extremely grateful to the
3,608 donors who gave gifts under
$1,000 each, totaling $670,499.
Financial
Highlights
100% of your gift goes to the area you designate
When you donate to the Foundation of UMDNJ, you can designate your gift to any
area about which you are passionate. Do you want to support a specific researcher
studying a specific disease? Would you like to contribute to a center or institute
that is making differences in people’s lives every day? Or is your goal to help a
medical, dental, nursing or allied health student by contributing to a scholarship
to secure the future of health care?
No matter where you designate your gift, we assure you that 100 percent of it—
every dollar — goes directly to the area that you designate.
How is that possible?
We are fortunate that through sound financial management and excellent oversight
by New Jersey Health Foundation, the parent company of the Foundation of
UMDNJ, we are able to use board-restricted funds to:
1. Award grants to faculty and researchers at UMDNJ through the Annual
Grant Awards program, which has given $50 million in grants since inception
of the Program
2. Provide a 20% match for endowment gifts of $2 million or more coming from
a single donor and paid within two years
3. Fund operations at the Foundation of UMDNJ
Interested in our
audited financial
statements?
Your Designations in 2012
Patient Care 60%
Visit our website at
www.njhf.org or call
(866) 448-6365 to
request a copy.
Research 26%
Education
9%
Scholarships
5%
2012 Financial Achievements
Total number of contributions:
Contributions received
from donors:
6,026
$20.7 million
Grants awarded to University: $21 million
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