Autumn 2011 - Alpha Kappa Psi

Autumn
2011
ALPHA KAPPA PSI FOUNDATION
2010-11 ANNUAL REPORT ISSUE
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T h e C l i f f o r d S p a n g l e r S ocie ty
The Clifford Spangler Society honors those alumni and
friends of Alpha Kappa Psi who made provisions for future
generations of business leaders through will bequests, life
insurance, trusts or other planned gifts.
Leadership opportunities, scholarships, awards and other
educational programs are provided for through such gifts.
The Spangler Society acknowledges with grateful appreciation those who have chosen to make these commitments to
the future.
The following members have indicated that their estate
plans include a bequest to the Alpha Kappa Psi Foundation:
INVEST
IN THE
FUTURE
Upon Brother Spangler’s
death, the Alpha Kappa Psi
Foundation received half of
his sizable estate. His gift —
then the largest gift received
by AKPsi — was the foundation of several scholarships
and awards and continues to
support ongoing programs of
the foundation.
OF
ALPHA KAPPA PSI
Anonymous
Sonia A. Advani, Wisconsin ‘99-Life
Heather E. Allen, Florida State ’89-Life
Paul R. Bailey, Michigan State ‘88-Life
William K. Bissey, Indiana ‘61-Life
Jeffrey A. Blade, Butler ‘84-Life
Samuel V. Boodoian, Wayne State ‘51-Life*
Timothy L. Brandenburg, Cincinnati ‘96-Life
Paul J. Brinker, Cincinnati ’84-Life &
Leslie-Ann Brinker, Old Dominion ‘76-Life
Angela D. Brown, Adrian College ‘81-Life
Gerald D. Byrd, Long Beach ‘62-Life*
Joseph A. Clark, Old Dominion ‘01
Michael G. Dickerson, Virginia Tech ‘04-Life
William A. Donnelly Jr., NYU ‘36-Life*
Gregory R. DuRoss, Wayne State ‘70-Life
Gary L. Epperson, Hoosier Alumni ‘92 Honorary-Life
Chris Ryan Feather, Pittsburgh-Johnstown ‘95-Life
John M. Garbaczewski, Arizona ‘54-Life
Victor A. Greene, West Georgia ‘77-Life
Howard O. Hampton, NYU ’43-Life*
Jessica L. Hill, Arizona State ‘95-Life
Kenneth W. Hufford, Montana ‘33-Life*
Matthew T. Jaeger, Trinity ‘98-Life
Jess C. LaNore, Purdue ‘00-Honorary/Life
Catherine Lassesen, UNLV ‘82-Life
Robert M. Linden, Central Michigan ‘64-Life
Marvin L. Longabaugh, Texas Tech ‘80-Life
R.K. Lee, Washington ’67-Life
Paul E. Lubic, Christopher Newport ‘94
Richard W. McVay, Texas Tech ‘79-Life
M.C. Moore, Virginia Tech ’86-Life
George W. Morford, Washington ‘48-Life*
John Paul Muehlman, Western Kentucky ‘67-Life*
Nicholas A. Myers, Florida ‘99-Life
James Christian Nuccio, UNC-Charlotte ‘09-Life
Ryan Ott, UC-Davis ‘06-Life
Lumir S. Palma, Illinois ‘37
Dr. Robert S. Prati, San Diego ‘96-Life
Todd J. Regis, Western Michigan ’86-Life
Daniel J. Roselli, Michigan State ‘89-Life
David Russo, Christopher Newport ‘05
Karl A. Sakas, William & Mary ‘01-Life
Carlton J. Siegler, Columbia ‘31-Life*
Gordon L. Snider, Colorado College ‘37-Life*
Clifford D. Spangler, Nebraska ‘28-Life*
Dan L. Stubblefield, Middle Tennessee ‘89-Life &
Barbara L. Stubblefield
Steven T. Tabac, Michigan‘63-Life
Christine M. Vasquez, Arizona State ‘98-Life
Stephen Vasquez, Arizona State ‘72-Life
Mark D. Warden, USC ‘81-Life
David P. Wendroff, Portland ‘79-Life &
Wendy A. Wendroff, Tri-State ‘80-Life
*Audit Eternal
If you have included the Alpha Kappa Psi Foundation in your estate plan — or are considering doing so — please request a letter of intent from the Alpha Kappa
Psi Foundation.
The letter
intent is not a legal document, but simply shares your wishes with the foundation.
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“
“The Convention
really makes you appreciate the AKPsi brotherhood
and network. It was a great
learning experience, and
there were many opportunities to have fun.”
.”
— Kyle Wong, Page 10
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2011 CONVENTION RECAP 10
Alpha Kappa Psi headed to Phoenix
for its 56th Convention. More than
900 alumni, students and guests participated in the memorable event.
CHANGING THE WORLD THROUGH
SERVANT LEADERSHIP 18
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Alpha Kappa Psi’s vision and core values
VISION
Alpha Kappa Psi is recognized as the premier developer of principled business leaders
CORE VALUES
In developing principled business leaders, Alpha Kappa Psi adheres to these lifetime values:
Brotherhood
Trust, respect, cooperation, companionship and aid to
brothers is the expected norm
Service
Sharing of time, talent and treasure with society and
with our fraternity is a priority
Knowledge
Education and experience is emphasized and shared
Unity
A common understanding of our vision and values
that transcends chapter, generation and profession is
utilized to anticipate and create the future
Integrity
All actions, whether in business or in life, are guided by
honesty, ethics and fairness
To be deeply happy, we need to find
meaning in our lives and work. A great
way to find that meaning is to make
the world a better place. A good way to
do that is to become a servant-leader.
FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 22
The Alpha Kappa Psi Foundation
highlights its achievements and recognizes 3,737 loyal supporters from its
2010-11 annual giving campaign.
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FRATERNITY NEWS 5
TRACKING 37
ALUMNI NOTES 38
AUDIT ETERNAL 42
ALUMNI CHAPTER DIRECTORY 44
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Foundation Board of Directors
OFFICERS
David P. Wendroff CFV, Portland ‘79-Life, Chairman
Paul R. Bailey III, Michigan State ‘88-Life, Vice Chairman
Lisa A. Calandriello CFV, American ‘97-Life, Secretary/Treasurer
DIRECTOR
Jon P. Doyle, Seattle ‘86-Life
John C. Werner, Virginia ‘84-Life
Fraternity Board of Directors
OFFICERS
Charles D. Steffens CFV, Portland ‘87-Life, Chairman*
Dan L. Stubblefield CFV, Middle Tennessee ‘89-Life, Vice Chairman*
Jennifer H. Kuhn CFV, Colorado ‘99-Life, Secretary
Alexis P. Perdomo CFV, Florida International ‘92-Life, Treasurer
DIRECTORS
Richard V. Battle, Texas ‘70-Life
Jeffrey A. Blade, Butler ‘84
Kenneth B. Hastey, Saint Louis ‘76-Life
Jennifer I. Raiford, Eastern Michigan ‘94
Gregory M. Sottolano CFV, American ‘96-Life, Chairman*
* Executive Committee member
Creating a Legacy
The most common planned giving arrangement for the benefit of
Alpha Kappa Psi is the will bequest. Charitable gifts made by wills
are 100% tax deductible. As with current gifts, bequests may be
designated either as unrestricted, giving the foundation the most
flexibility; or restricted, that is, designated for a specific purpose
such as a scholarship fund.
Taxation: Not applicable
Benefits:
1. Distribution of estate as intended by donor.
2. Avoidance of estate and inheritance taxes.
If you wish to include an unrestricted bequest to the Alpha Kappa
Psi Foundation in your will, the following language is suggested:
“I give, devise, and bequeath to the Alpha Kappa Psi Foundation, Inc.
(Federal Tax I.D. #35-6016131), ______ percent (___%) of all
the rest, residue, and remainder of my estate (or _______ dollars,
property, securities, etc. described below) to be used by the Foundation
in fulfillment of its educational purposes as the Foundation Board of
Directors shall determine.”
If you wish to restrict your bequest to a program or scholarship
fund, the foundation will be happy to provide you or your advisors
with suggested language.
Management Team
OFFICERS
Alexander T. Sultan CFV, San Diego State ‘93-Life, President
Stephanie N. Potter CFV, Auburn ‘00, Executive VP
REGIONAL DIRECTORS
Darin F. Schuld, Saint Louis ‘94-Life, Central Region
Gregory Q. Patterson CFV, Northwood ‘02, Eastcentral Region
Thomas N. Tran CFV, Pennsylvania State ’02-Life, Eastern Region
Michael G. Dickerson CFV, Virginia Tech ‘04-Life, Mideast Region
Kelly J. Fineman, Murray State ‘04, Midwest Region (Interim)
Jennifer J. Dobel CFV, Iowa State ’01, Northcentral Region
Naneen Christopher, Seton Hall ‘05-Life, Northeast Region
Micheal E. Dickson CFV, Central Washington ‘02, Northwest Region
Rodney C. Turner, Alabama State ‘93-Life, Southern Region
Courtney C. Harrison CFV, Lamar ’05-Life, Southcentral Region
Richard J. Ashbrook CFV, Florida State ‘93-Life, Southeast Region
Howard Chang, Southern California ‘95, Southwest Region
Marie D. Lawrick CFV, Boise State ‘85-Life, Westcentral Region
Heritage Center Staff
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Gary L. Epperson CAE, Hoosier Alumni ‘92-Hon/Life
MANAGING DIRECTORS
Jess C. LaNore CAE, Purdue ‘00-Hon/Life, Alumni Services/Foundation COO
Brian D. Parker, Indiana ‘93-Life, Operations
Jessica R. Seitz, Auburn ‘02-Honorary/Life, Student Services
DIRECTORS
Jennifer L. Adamany, San Diego ‘05-Life, Chapter Services & Expansion
James A. Forristell, Advancement
Jeffery D. Hughes, South Florida ‘00, Alumni Development
Jason R. Pierce, Education
Christopher W. Pye, Shippensburg ‘04-Life, Communication & Information Srvcs.
EXPANSION COORDINATORS
S. Tyler Austria, James Madison ‘08-Life
Lindsey Lu-Pon, California - Merced ‘09
MEMBER SERVICES COORDINATORS
Cathy J. Cole, Hazel A. Collier, Deborah A. Orff and Melinda S. Rosenthall
The Diary of Alpha Kappa Psi
Volume 101, No. 1
©2011 Alpha Kappa Psi Foundation. First published in 1908
PUBLISHER
Gary L. Epperson CAE, Hoosier Alumni ‘92-Hon/Life
EDITOR
Jess C. LaNore CAE, Purdue ‘00-Hon/Life
CONTRIBUTORS
Dr. Kent M. Keith, Greenleaf Center for Servant Leadership
Steve Stackhouse-Kaelble
7801 E 88th Street
Indianapolis, IN 46256-1233
(317) 872-1553, mail@akpsi.org
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New website debuts with
overhaul of akpsi.org
Designed to provide increased functionality and ease of navigation, Alpha
Kappa Psi’s new website was launched
in October. This was the first major
improvement to akpsi.org since the introduction of the previous website in 2007.
A significant component to the new
site is the ability for chapters to report
their pledges and update rosters using
real-time data. This component, along
with directories used throughout the site,
benefit from an instant link to the fraternity’s database—the previous website
relied on delayed data that could only be
synchronized weekly.
Other improvements include enhanced search features, access to Alpha
Kappa Psi Foundation giving history, an
improved job board and more.
Members will need to log in to access
many of the site’s advanced features. To
register for the new website, a valid email
address is required and members must
be in good standing.
Registration now open for
February’s PBLI
In February, the fraternity is hosting
its seventeenth annual Principled Business Leadership Institute. The popular
event is being held in Philadelphia
(10-12), Dallas/Chicago (17-19), and
Atlanta/Reno (24-26).
The 2012 PBLI will offer students
The fraternity’s new website was launched in October. The site integrates directly into the fraternity’s
database to provide members with access to real-time data. All members in good standing can register to use the site and take advantage of its advanced features.
and alumni a weekend focusing on professional skill building at the individual
level, while allowing for the opportunity
to network with other chapters and
business professionals. Attendees will
participate in a curriculum centered
on the values of principled business
leadership and the values of AKPsi—
brotherhood, unity, integrity, service
and knowledge.
Events will begin on Friday with
regional meetings followed by a recommitment ritual and Pride Night activities. Educational programming will run
all day on Saturday and conclude with
a closing ceremony where fraternity
awards will be presented and the winners
of the Alpha Kappa Psi Foundation’s
Case Competition will be announced.
For area alumni, the evening will include
a fraternity-sponsored get-together at a
local restaurant.
Last February, 2,935 students were in
attendance at the five PBLI locations —
an all-time record.
Online registration, along with program and speaker information, can be
found at akpsi.org.
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Fraternity returns to New
Orleans in 2013
The 57th Convention will be
held at the Sheraton New Orleans,
August 7-10, 2013. The Convention
— AKPsi’s premier event — is held
once every two years.
The Convention includes the
Chapter Congress Meeting and
College of Leadership. However,
recognizing the varied interests of
LIFE LOYAL
Fraternity welcomes its
newest Life Members
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The following individuals became
Life Members between March 25 and
October 31:
S. Tyler Austria, James Madison ’08-Life
Donald R. Cook, Georgia State ‘10-Life
Jessica Costigan, W. Washington ‘11-Life
Jennifer J. Dobel CFV, Iowa State ‘01-Life
Janine A. Downey, Towson ‘08-Life
Paul F. Early, Lock Haven ‘99-Life
Craig Gilardi, Central Florida ‘09-Life
Aylin M. McGinnis, Florida A&M ‘08-Life
Jaina McGregor, Oregon State ‘11-Life
Tiffany D. Means, West Georgia ‘08-Life
Alissa M. Millard, Kansas State ‘06-Life
Paula Elaine Minton CFV, W. Kentucky ‘04-Life
Ryan A. Noon, West Virginia ‘06-Life
Tiarra M. Sanders, Winthrop ‘08-Life
Nola B. Scott-McFadden, Ala. State ‘86-Life
Ninma H. Sheshi, Jacksonville State ‘10-Life
Kellima T. Thompson, S.C. State ‘08-Life
Rachel Wallace, University of Texas ‘07-Life
Alicia Washington, Louisiana State ‘06-Life
Kimberly R. Weiss, Geo. Washington ‘08-Life
Tyrone J. Welch, Alabama State ‘07-Life
Not a Life Member? See page 17 to learn
more about this special program.
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our members and guests, the schedule will also include a variety of
social activities, such as the popular
Alumni Night Out and tours of local attractions.
This is the second time the
Convention has been held in New
Orleans. The fraternity first met
there in 2001.
More information on the 2013
Convention can be found at akpsi.org.
Latest strategic partnership
introduced
The fraternity has partnered with
the Conscious Capitalism Institute
(CCI). Through this partnership, Alpha Kappa Psi continues to expand
access to educational and professional development opportunities for
its alumni.
Conscious Capitalism is an emerging form of capitalism that holds the
potential for enhancing corporate
performance while simultaneously
improving the quality of life for
billions of people. The Conscious
Capitalism movement challenges
business leaders to re-think why their
organizations exist and to acknowledge their company’s role in the
interdependent global marketplace.
The CCI was created to deepen
the understanding of the principles
and best practices of Conscious
Capitalism and to actively enable its
successful implementation in organizations of all types and sizes.
Through this and other strategic partnerships, Alpha Kappa Psi
alumni benefit by having access
to discounted or free educational
opportunities, and in some cases,
reduced membership rates.
Information about all of Alpha
Kappa Psi’s partnerships can be
found at akpsi.org.
Gary Epperson is the president of the Professional
Fraternity Association. He became Alpha Kappa
Psi’s fourth full-time chief executive officer when
he joined the fraternity’s staff in 1992.
CEO leads the Professional
Fraternity Association
Alpha Kappa Psi CEO Gary Epperson, Hoosier Alumni ‘92-Hon/Life,
has assumed the role of president of
the Professional Fraternity Association (PFA), a position he will hold
through 2012.
Representing nearly 40 fraternal
groups, PFA’s members have initiated more than 2.5 million members
in professional fields such as agriculture, business, engineering, law,
medicine, music, nursing, pharmacy
and more.
Epperson is the first AKPsi to hold
the position of president since PFA
was founded in 1978. PFA was the
result of the merger of two single-sex
professional fraternal associations
whose roots go back to the 1920s.
Diary honored for last
year’s redesign
At the annual conference of the
Fraternity Communications Association (FCA), The Diary of Alpha Kappa
Educational
opportunities
for students
and alumni
Each edition of the Diary will
provide a look ahead at upcoming educational programs and
events. Designed with AKPsi’s
core values as the content foundation (listed on page 3), these
opportunities provide alumni and
students with ongoing education about the fraternity, chapter
management and leadership development to become principled
business leaders.
Principled Business
Leadership Institute
Strategic
Partners
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Attention students and alumni!
Held in five different cities
across the country, attendees at
the PBLI participate in a curriculum centered on the values
of principled business leadership and the values of AKPsi.
Reno, February 24-26
Looking to further your leadership skills in your career?
Need to transform your career? Feel like you’re ready to
give back to your community?
Check out AKPsi’s six likeminded strategic partners for
podcasts, articles, and upcoming webinars or other events.
Members of AKPsi may
receive access to discounted or
free educational opportunities,
and in some cases, reduced
membership rates.
Check akpsi.org for registration rates and more information on our featured speakers.
More information about the
fraternity’s strategic partnerships can be found at akpsi.org.
Atlanta, February 24-26
Chicago, February 17-19
Dallas, February 17-19
Philadelphia, February 10-12
Upcoming Events
It’s never too late to start looking ahead. Refer to akpsi.org for more information about the following events:
n n n PBLI, February (multiple dates). Numerous tracks focusing on principled business leadership.
n n n Case Competition, February (multiple dates). Competition for AKPsi Foundation grants.
n n n Fraternity Advisor Conference, June 2-3. Everything one needs to be an informed advisor.
n n n Academy, June 25-28. Intensive four-day leadership development retreat.
n n n Webinars, ongoing (multiple dates). Numerous topics by AKPsi and its strategic partners.
n programming for students | n programming for alumni | n programming for alumni volunteer leaders
Psi was presented with a second place
award for the magazine’s redesign.
Every year, FCA member organizations are honored for their
outstanding efforts in a variety of
writing, design and communication
categories. FCA members include
social and professional fraternities,
and Greek honor societies.
The Diary is published by the
Alpha Kappa Psi Foundation and has
been continuously published since
1908. The last time the Diary underwent a redesign was in 1998.
Latest chapters placed
on probation
Since the last publication of the
Diary, five chapters have been found
in violation of the laws of Alpha
Kappa Psi after investigations by the
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fraternity’s Judiciary Committee. Four
chapters were placed on probation
and one chapter was closed for demonstrating behaviors considered to
be detrimental to the reputation of
the fraternity and/or the health and
well-being of its members.
Chapters placed on probation
received corrective action plans and
were declared ineligible for chapterbased awards during their probationary period. Also, the universities at
which these chapters reside were contacted and may face further disciplinary actions from their universities.
Old Dominion. Status: Closed until
at least July 2015. Responsible for:
For the first time since 1998, The Diary of Alpha
Kappa Psi underwent a redesign. The magazine
was honored by the Fraternity Communications
Association for the Diary’s new look.
AKPSI.ORG
Visit the fraternity’s website
and get connected
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Hazing policy violations including
conducting line-ups, mental hazing
and intimidation of pledges while
previously on probation for additional hazing violations.
Indiana. Status: Placed on probation
until June 30, 2012. Responsible for:
Alcohol violations including conspiracy to use fraternity funds to purchase
alcohol, commit underage drinking
and have alcohol at a pledge event.
Texas State. Status: Placed on probation until June 30, 2013. Responsible for: Hazing and alcohol policy
violations including verbal harassment and intimidation of pledges by
creating undue stress, using lineups
to humiliate pledges and forcing
consumption of alcohol and underage drinking.
Memphis. Status: Place on probation until June 30, 2012. Responsible
for: Hazing and alcohol policy violations including verbal harassment
and abuse of pledges during interviews and rituals, forcing pledges
to participate in an illegal scavenger
hunt, using blindfolds and lineups.
Also requiring pledges to answer
irrelevant questions, playing drinking
games and underage drinking.
Fresno State. Status: Placed on probation until June 30, 2012. Responsible for: Failing to adhere to PEP
protocol in removal of pledges, including failure to enact pledge action
plans and improper voting procedures to remove pledges resulting in
improper removal of pledges. <<
Protecting our values.
Supporting our programming.
Providing quality products.
When you purchase from a licensed vendor, you are assured a quality
product at a competitive price — with a portion of the proceeds directly
benefitting the programming and guidance offered by Alpha Kappa Psi.
Visit greeklicensing.com to find licensed vendors in your area.
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SHOP THE MARKETPLACE
Look no further for the best collection of Alpha Kappa Psi merchandise. The fraternity offers a full
range of items including T-shirts,
hoodies, caps, scarves, ties and decals. Chapter supplies and graduation items are also available.
MAKE A GIFT TODAY
The Alpha Kappa Psi Foundation’s
2011-12 Annual Fund campaign
began on July 1 and will conclude on June 30. Make a gift and
include yourself among the loyal
supporters who help make scholarship and leadership development opportunities available for
our future business leaders.
REGISTER FOR THE PBLI
Students and alumni can register
online at akpsi.org for the 17th
annual Principled Business Leadership Institute in February.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF AKPsi’s
STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS
Through the fraternity’s partnerships, our alumni benefit by having access to discounted or free
educational opportunities, and in
some cases, reduced membership
rates. Current partners include
Bentley University’s Center for
Business Ethics, the Center for
Creative Leadership, the Conscious
Capitalism Institute, Corpus Optima, Greenleaf Center for Servant
Leadership and the International
Leadership Association.
JOIN US ON FACEBOOK & TWITTER
The fraternity’s presence on the
Internet continues to grow! Visit
facebook.com/akpsi to join us on
Facebook, and find us on Twitter at
twitter.com/akpsi.
NORTHEAST REGION
NORTHWEST REGION
NORTHCENTRAL REGION
EASTCENTRAL REGION
WESTCENTRAL REGION
EASTERN REGION
MIDWEST REGION
MIDEAST REGION
CENTRAL REGION
SOUTHWEST REGION
SOUTHCENTRAL REGION
SOUTHERN REGION
SOUTHEAST REGION
Collegiate chapter or colony
Alumni chapter or colony
Newest chapter and colonies
1. BALTIMORE ALUMNI
Colony
4. CALIFORNIA - SANTA CRUZ
Colony
7. DARTMOUTH
Colony
20. ORANGE COUNTY ALUMNI
Colony (1984)
2. BENTLEY
Psi Lambda, chartered 5/7/11
5. COLUMBIA
Chi, colony (1920)
8. GARDEN STATE ALUMNI
Colony (1975)
21. PITTSBURGH ALUMNI
Colony (1922)
3. BOSTON ALUMNI
Colony (1922)
6. DALLAS / FORT WORTH ALUMNI
Colony (1949)
9. HAMPTON ROADS ALUMNI
Colony (1967)
22. SALT LAKE CITY ALUMNI
Colony (1926)
10. IDAHO
Alpha Kappa, colony (1923)
23. SAN FRANCISCO STATE
Psi Kappa, chartered 5/14/11
11. LOUISVILLE ALUMNI
Colony
24. TEMPLE
Colony
12. MIT
Colony
25. TRIANGLE ALUMNI (Raleigh/Durham)
Chartered 8/11/2011
13. MICHIGAN - DEARBORN
Eta Nu, Colony (1966)
26. TULSA - OKLAHOMA CITY ALUMNI
Colony
14. MILE HIGH ALUMNI (Denver)
Colony (1924)
The fraternity is geographically
divided into 13 regions, each managed by a team of volunteers. Each
of these teams is led by a regional
director who oversees his or her regional management team (RMT). RMT
members include chapter and faculty
advisors, regional managers, chapter
advisory board (CAB) members and
others. For information on how to
help a new chapter or volunteer in
your area, visit the ‘Volunteer Opportunities’ section at akpsi.org.
15. MONMOUTH (N.J.)
Colony
16. NEW ORLEANS ALUMNI
Colony
17. NEW YORK ALUMNI
Colony (1921)
Charter members of the new Triangle Alumni Chapter in North Carolina.
The alumni chapter serves members living in the Raleigh, Durham and
Chapel Hill areas.
18. NORTH FLORIDA
Colony
19. NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE
Colony
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The fraternity’s 56th Convention took place July 27-30 at the historic Arizona Biltmore
in Phoenix. An impressive 939 alumni, students and guests from across the United
States, Canada and United Kingdom registered for the event—an all-time record.
The Convention is held every
other year and consists of the
Chapter Congress Meeting where
legislation is considered and officers are elected, and the College
of Leadership, where students learn
valuable chapter management skills
and receive valuable career advice.
Also included were multiple events
designed to celebrate Alpha Kappa
Psi and provide social opportunities
for the brotherhood.
Wednesday, July 27
On the first day of the Convention, registration was held
throughout the day (right) and the popular Kick-Off Party
began that evening (above).
Registration was held throughout the day and those arriving
early were invited to go on a group
shopping excursion at the Biltmore
“At Convention,
be prepared to
meet individuals
from all walks of
life and to make
lasting friends
and memories.”
ROBIN MOSS
South Carolina State ‘09
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WILLEN SIN
Oregon State ‘08
“I’ve attended numerous workshops
and seminars, yet
the best one I
ever heard was at
Convention. AKPsi
brings some of the
best speakers
from around the
nation.”
Fashion Park. The Alpha Kappa Psi
Foundation’s silent auction was officially opened and the evening began
with the Alumni Meet’n Greet—an
informal reception held prior to
that night’s Convention Kick-Off
Party. Also prior to the party, delegates and alternate delegates for
JAMES MILLSOP
Penn State ‘09
“At Convention
you learn about
the fraternity,
meet brothers
from other chapters and have
fun. It truthfully
is an experience
I’ll remember my
whole life.”
AWARDS
PRESENTED DURING FRIDAY’S
AWARDS LUNCHEON
the Chapter Congress checked-in
and verified their credentials.
That evening’s Convention KickOff Party was the ideal time for
everyone to meet and have a good
time. There was food, dancing, and
numerous games and activities—including a mechanical bull—to keep
everyone entertained.
Thursday, July 28
ABOVE: President Andrea Nemeth presents the Number
One Region Award to Northwest Regional Director Mike
Dickson and Immediate Past RD Adam Hoelscher.
NUMBER ONE REGION AWARD
Based on thirteen different criteria ranging from membership recruitment to financial responsibility:
Northwest Region
AWARDS OF ACHIEVEMENT
First Place Regional Standing
Chapters with the highest score on the ACR in a region
with no 100,000-point chapters:
Boise State, Central Florida, Central Michigan, New York,
North Carolina – Charlotte, North Texas, Pittsburgh, San
Diego, Southeast Missouri State, Wisconsin – Milwaukee.
Outstanding Chapter
Chapters that scored between 95,000 and 99,999 points
on the ACR:
Alabama, Boise State, Central Florida, Christopher
Newport, Florida International, Georgia State, Georgia
Tech, Illinois State, Loyola Chicago, Maryland, Murray State,
North Carolina – Charlotte, Nova Southeastern, Virginia
Tech, Wisconsin – Milwaukee.
CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENT
Chapters that increased performance by at least 20,000
points over the previous academic year on the Annual
Chapter Report.
Arizona State, Ball State, Calgary, California State - Northridge, California State - San Marcos, Emory, Houston, Iowa,
Louisiana State, North Texas, Nova Southeastern, Pepperdine, Pittsburgh – Johnstown, Slippery Rock, Southern
Methodist, Texas Tech, Trinity, Vanderbilt, William & Mary,
Wyoming.
CONVENTION ATTENDANCE AWARDS
Based on varying criteria, these awards honor chapters or
regions with the highest registrations rates from students in
attendance at the Convention:
Chapter Size Award
Extra Large Chapter, Central Florida; Large Chapter, California – Riverside; Medium Chapter, Baruch College; Small
Chapter, Arizona State West.
Sports Conference Award
Sun Belt, Florida International; Pac-12, Oregon; ACC,
Clemson; Conference USA, Central Florida; Ohio Valley,
Murray State.
After an evening of camaraderie,
Thursday began with committee
meetings. Committees met to discuss proposed legislation and make
their official recommendations for
that afternoon’s Chapter Congress
Meeting. Also during this time, various focus groups were held. This
was an opportunity for those not
participating in committees to be
involved by providing feedback on
the fraternity’s strategic plan.
Later that afternoon, the Chapter
Congress Meeting began, and the
honor guard from the US Airforce presented the colors of the
United States, United Kingdom and
Canada. 190 student and alumni
chapter delegates participated in
the business meeting as legislation
was considered and officers were
elected. (A summary of adopted
legislation can be found on page
14.) Alexander Sultan CFV, San
Diego State ’93-Life, and Stephanie Potter CFV, Auburn ‘00, were
elected as president and executive
vice president, respectively.
Regional Attendance Award
Central, Truman State; Eastcentral, Northwood; Eastern,
Lock Haven; Mideast, Western Carolina; Midwest, Eastern
Kentucky; Northcentral, Creighton; Northeast, Baruch;
Northwest, Portland State; Southcentral, Arkansas;
Southeast, Clemson; Southern, Tennessee Tech; Southwest,
Arizona State; Westcentral, Idaho State.
Travel Award
Baruch College
Unity Award
Southern Region and Westcentral Region (tie)
Blue & Gold Spirit Award
Baruch College
KELLY BUDNICK
Florida State ‘08
“I absolutely
loved the
Brothers Night
Out event at
Rawhide. It gave
us a chance to
unwind and hang
out in a great
atmosphere with
great food!”
Delegates assemble for the Chapter Congress
Meeting (top) and vote on legislation (middle). Alexander Sultan and Stephanie Potter (above) were
elected to two-year terms as president and executive vice president, respectively.
The busy day concluded with
Brothers Night Out at Rawhide
Western Town and Steakhouse. In
addition to a buffet dinner, Rawhide offered our guests a taste of
LOGAN LAWRENCE
Auburn ‘08
“I met hundreds of
brothers I would
have not met
otherwise. I loved
the unity and
brotherhood that
I experienced, and
my goal is to bring
that bond back to
my chapter!”
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AWARDS
PRESENTED DURING SATURDAY’S
AWARDS LUNCHEON
ABOVE: President Andrea Nemeth presents the Alpha
Award for Leadership. Michael Moffat accepted the award
on behalf of the Gamma Iota Chapter (Loyola).
CIRCLE OF ACHIEVEMENT
Chapters that initiated 40 or more members during the
2010-11 academic year:
Convention attendees enjoyed 1880’s-style family entertainment at Rawhide, an authentic frontier town and
Arizona’s largest western-themed attraction.
old west hospitality which included
stunt shows, a shooting gallery,
rock climbing, stagecoach rides and
more. The event also featured the
conclusion of the Alpha Kappa Psi
Foundation’s Jail and Bail fundraiser, where more than $4,000 was
raised in support of the foundation’s scholarship and leadership
development programs.
Friday, July 29
The day began early for those
who went golfing at the Biltmore’s
historic Adobe Course, one of
only three classic-era golf courses
remaining in Arizona. Later that
morning, alumni had the opportunity to walk through Old Town
Scottsdale and get a flavor of the
old west.
For students, Friday morning
was the beginning of the College
of Leadership. Twenty educational
break-out sessions were offered
throughout the day on a variety of
topics focusing on chapter management and career skills.
At lunch, chapters, regions and
individuals were honored for their
Alabama, American, Arizona, Arizona State, Auburn, Baruch,
Butler, Central Florida, Chapman, Colorado, Connecticut,
Dayton, Delaware, DePaul, East Carolina, Emory, Florida,
Florida International, Florida State, Georgetown, Georgia,
Gonzaga, Illinois, Illinois State, Indiana, Iowa, James Madison,
Kentucky, Manchester, Miami (Ohio), Michigan, Missouri,
North Carolina State, Oregon, Pepperdine, Purdue,
Richmond, Rochester, San Diego State, San Francisco State,
Santa Clara, South Carolina, Southern California, Southern
Methodist, Syracuse, Tennessee, Texas, Tulane, Vanderbilt,
Virginia Tech, Washington, Washington (St. Louis), Wisconsin.
CIRCLE OF EXCELLENCE
Chapters that increased membership by twenty-five
percent during the 2010-11 academic year:
Arkansas, Austin Peay, Baylor, Binghamton, British Columbia, Calgary, California – Merced, California State – Northridge, Carnegie Mellon, Central Michigan, Christopher
Newport, Cincinnati, DePaul, Denver, East Carolina, Eastern
Kentucky, Eastern Washington, Fort Hays State, Jacksonville, Jacksonville State, Kentucky, Loyola - New Orleans,
Michigan Tech, Mississippi, Montclair State, Nevada – Reno,
New Hampshire, Northwestern, Nova Southeastern, Ohio,
Oregon, Oregon State, Pepperdine, Portland, Rutgers,
South Alabama, Southeast Missouri, Southern Indiana,
Southern Methodist, Stetson, Texas - San Antonio, Texas
Lutheran, Texas State, Washington (St. Louis), Washington
State, Wichita State, William & Mary, Winthrop, Wyoming.
ALPHA, KAPPA AND PSI AWARDS
Recognizes student members that excel in three different
areas of chapter operations:
Alpha Award for Leadership
Luke T. Culley, Loyola ‘10
Kappa Award for Membership Recruitment
Olivia White, Oregon ‘09
Psi Award for Professional Development
Alex Helin, Ohio State ‘10
BROOKLYN BRIDGE AWARD
Recognizes an individual who strives to bridge the gap
between alumni and student members:
P. Jacob Garza, Texas – San Antonio ‘07
RICHARD SANTANA
CSU - San Bernardino ‘11
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“Because of
Convention, my
chapter now
collaborates with
chapters from
around our area. I
can’t think of a better opportunity to
meet hundreds of
brothers at once!”
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“My favorite thing
about Convention
was the Celebration of Brotherhood. Hearing
all the memories
and the ways a
brotherhood can
lift someone up
MICHELLE GRICHUK was incredible!”
Lamar ‘08
INNOVATOR OF THE YEAR AWARD
Recognizes an individual who is the “mover and shaker” of
the fraternity:
Melanie J. Snyder, Boise State ‘09
HELPING HAND AWARD
Recognizes an individual who leads by example in service
to others:
Melissa M. Waud, Oregon State ‘10
FRIEND OF AKPSI AWARD
Recognizes a non-member for support of an AKPsi chapter:
Christina Whitney, friend of the Omega Zeta Chapter
(Binghamton)
commitment to the fraternity. Outgoing Fraternity Chairman Gregory M.
Sottolano, American ’96-Life, introduced the fraternity’s newest chapters
and presented awards based on the
2010-11 Annual Chapter Report
(ACR). Of special note, Northwest
Regional Director Micheal E. Dickson CFV, Central Washington ‘02, and
the Northwest Region were presented with the Number One Region
Award. Also, William F. Templin,
Illinois ’41-Life, who has participated
in nearly every Convention since first
attending the Golden Anniversary
Convention in 1953, was honored
with a 70-year membership certificate. (A complete listing of awards
presented at Thursday’s luncheon can
be found on page 11.)
The luncheon concluded with the
introduction of the fraternity’s new
“Invest in You” membership recruitment campaign. The campaign is
designed to give chapters the opportunity to experience the benefits
of growing their organizations, such
as increased networking, stronger
chapter operations and resources,
enhanced programming and longterm sustainability.
After the COL wrapped-up for
the day, brothers met for the Celebra-
tion of Brotherhood. The popular
member-only ritual provided attendees with the opportunity to reflect
on the meaning of fraternity while
sharing personal memories and experiences. Later that evening, Acad-
emy fellows from 2001-11 met for a
reunion while alumni and their guests
attended the Alumni Night Out.
Held at the award-winning Avanti
restaurant, the memorable ANO
included an evening of amazing
RIGHT: Students could pick from 40 career and chapter development sessions to attend during the twoday College of Leadership.
ABOVE: A regular Convention attendee since 1953,
Bill Templin received a certificate recognizing his 70
years of membership in the fraternity.
RICO CASTENEDA
Oregon ‘10
“I loved discovering the true
strength of our
fraternity’s brotherhood at Convention. I never knew
so many strangers
could have such
a tight bond so
instantly.”
ERIN BARRA
San Diego State ‘10
“Hands down, this
year’s Convention
was the best fraternity event I’ve
attended. I would
definitely encourage all brothers
to attend the next
one in 2013.”
KYLE WONG
Stanford ‘09
“The Convention
really makes you
appreciate the AKPsi brotherhood
and network. It
was a great learning experience,
and there were
many opportunities to have fun.”
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ADOPTED LEGISLATION
The Constitution is Alpha Kappa Psi’s supreme governing document and
can only be amended by a meeting of the Chapter Congress. Chapters
in good standing (both student and alumni) each receive one vote, and
a three-quarter majority vote is required to pass any amendment to the
Constitution. The following summarizes those amendments made during
the Chapter Congress Meeting at this summer’s Convention:
From the Constitution Committee
While the Constitution already allowed for the fraternity’s chairman to
serve two one-year terms in that position, conflicting verbiage elsewhere
stated that the chairman would have to step down from the board after
one term as chairman, or if it coincided with the end of his/her board
term. Legislation was adopted to correct these two oversights.
To avoid potential conflicts of interest, the Constitution was amended so
that any director serving on the fraternity’s board of directors could not
simultaneously hold a position on the Alpha Kappa Psi Foundation Board
of Directors, the Alpha Kappa Psi Fraternity Management Team or any
other volunteer position working with a student or alumni chapter.
culinary creations, fun and brotherhood. For students, Friday night was
spent at Tempe’s popular Mill Avenue District where more than 100
restaurants, shops and entertainment
options made for an exciting evening.
Saturday, July 30
Saturday started early for those
alumni who signed up for the daylong Red Rock Jeep tour in Sedona.
For students, the College of Leader-
“You will never experience anything
more awesome,
educational or
wonderful than
Convention! There
are no words to
describe what a
great experience
JENNIFER BARTLETT you will have.”
Fresno State ‘09
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Vacancies on the board of directors are now to be filled in accordance
with the Board of Directors’ Statement of Policy. Previously, the Constitution required vacancies to be filled in accordance with the Articles
of Incorporation. This legislation corrected an oversight because the
Articles of Incorporation has no information regarding the filling of
board vacancies.
From the Membership Committee
To clarify the definition of Honorary Membership, the sentence “Honorary Membership should be conferred to persons who strengthen the
fraternity, region, and/or chapter as a whole” was added to the existing
definition in the Constitution.
From the Fraternal Operations Committee
Regional Directors will no longer be elected, but instead be recommended for appointment (or for removal from office) by the president and
CEO—with the approval of the board of directors. This change was made
to the Constitution because the fraternity’s president and CEO are held
accountable to the board of directors for meeting goals, but if regional
directors were underperforming, the president and CEO previously had
no ability to affect change immediately.
ship’s educational sessions resumed
with another selection of 20 sessions
to pick from. Upon attending the
COL, participants were able to earn
a diploma based on attendance at
the sessions.
That afternoon, brothers and
guests were welcomed to the Awards
Luncheon by newly-elected Fraternity Chairman Charles D. Steffens,
Portland ’87-Life. After the meal was
served, chapters and individuals
BRANDAN McBRIDE
Western Michigan ‘08
“The College of
Leadership courses weren’t just
guided toward
bettering your
chapter, they also
provided valuable
information about
bettering yourself
as a whole.”
were recognized for their dedication
to AKPsi through the receipt of
awards from the Student and Alumni
Awards Catalog and the ACR. (A
complete listing of all award winners from Saturday’s luncheon can
be found on page 12.) Also at the
luncheon, Arizona Quest for Kids
accepted a donation on behalf of the
membership of Alpha Kappa Psi.
AQFK is a mentoring and enrichment program—for high potential
VERONICA TORRES
Florida International ‘09
“My favorite thing
about Convention
was being able to
talk to Bill Templin extensively
about his 70 years
of membership
in AKPsi. He is an
inspiration to all.”
students from low income families—
to provide support and guidance for
college enrollment and graduation.
After the luncheon, the names
of winners from the Alpha Kappa
Psi Foundation’s silent auction were
posted. Through the auction, more
than $14,000 was raised to support
foundation programs. Later that
evening, and immediately before the
Grand Banquet, the foundation held
a reception honoring supporters who
made contributions of $100 or more
during the year.
Once everyone was seated for dinner, the Grand Banquet began with
introductions. After dessert, outgoing President Andrea Nemeth CFV,
Montclair State ’91-Life, swore in
newly-elected officers President Sultan and Executive Vice President Pot-
At the Grand Banquet, Eastern Regional Director Thomas Tran is joined by members of the recently intalled Psi Nu
Chapter from Baruch College.
ter. Sultan addressed the audience and
shared his vision for the fraternity.
The rest of the evening’s program
included the presentation of individual and chapter awards, including
several of the fraternity’s highest
honors. Of note, chapters from
Austin Peay, Drake and Oregon State
were honored with the Award of
Achievement – First Place Fraternity
Standing, while Maryland picked
up the Chapter of the Year Award.
Presentations wrapped up as Past
Fraternity President (1997-01) and
Chairman (2004-05) Robert A. Davenport, Old Dominion ’86-Life, became
GOLD DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD
The fraternity’s highest honor to an individual for meritorious
service has only been awarded 44 times since 1941.
Robert A. Davenport, Old Dominion ’86-Life
CHAPTER OF THE YEAR AWARD
Honors a chapter that is succeeding in providing its members
with a well-balanced experience by delivering on the vision of
developing principled business leaders:
Maryland
AWARD OF ACHIEVEMENT
First Place Fraternity Standing
Chapters that scored at least 100,000 points on the ACR:
Austin Peay, Drake, Oregon State.
Timothy Stowell, Oregon State ‘09
Robert Davenport (middle) recieves the Gold Distinguished
Service Award, the fraternity’s highest honor. The award was
presented by Past Fraternity Chairman David Ralston and Past
Fraternity Vice President Carol Carter.
MEMBER OF THE YEAR AWARD
Recognizes an individual who is dedicated to AKPsi and a leader
in other campus and community groups:
BEST CHARITY FUNDRAISER AWARD
Honors a chapter for exhibiting business “know-how” by combining an effective fundraising event with a service component:
BROTHER OF THE YEAR AWARD
Recognizes an individual who bleeds blue and gold and gives
their heart to the fraternity:
Chelsea Oprandi, Ohio State ‘08
CHAPTER ADVISOR OF THE YEAR AWARD
Recognizes a CA who has excelled in assisting the chapter:
Dr. Marion Robinson, South Carolina State ’80-Life
AWARDS
PRESENTED DURING SATURDAY’S
GRAND BANQUET
BEST ALUMNI EVENT AWARD
Honors a chapter that demonstrates the importance of the entire
AKPsi lifecycle by encouraging alumni and student interaction:
Arizona
BEST PHILANTHROPY AWARD
Honors a chapter that demonstrates the true meaning of service
through a selected philanthropic event:
Colorado State, Stony Brook (tie)
ABOVE: Past Southeast Regional Director Jeff Hughes
(right) congratulates the Beta Upsilon Chapter from South
Carolina for winning the Best Entrepreneurial Investment
Activity Award.
BEST PROFESSIONAL EVENT AWARD
Honors a chapter that demonstrates the professional aspect of
AKPsi through a specific event:
Loyola
Nova Southeastern
BEST ENTREPRENEURIAL/INVESTMENT ACTIVITY AWARD
Honors a chapter that demonstrates its business savvy by creating an entrepreneurial/investment experience for its members.
South Carolina
CHAIRMAN’S AWARDS
Presented by the current and past chairmen of the Fraternity
Board to a member who demonstrates outstanding commitment
to the fraternity:
M.C. Moore, Virginia Tech ’86-Life
Daniel J. Roselli, Michigan State ’89-Life
SERVICE AWARD
Presented to the outgoing or immediate past chairman, or
president in honor of their service to the fraternity:
President Andrea Nemeth CFV, Montclair State ’91-Life
Past Chairman David A. Ralston CFV, Richmond ’94-Life
Chairman Gregory A. Sottolano CFV, American ’96-Life
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the 44th person in the history of
Alpha Kappa Psi to receive the Gold
Distinguished Service Award. (A list
of all awards presented during the
banquet can be found on page 15.)
The evening ended with a video
presentation recapping the week’s
events. After it was announced that
the 57th Convention would be held in
New Orleans in 2013, brothers joined
to sing the fraternity’s anthem. <<
SCENES FROM THE GRAND BANQUET
Alpha Kappa Psi extends its sincerest gratitude to Convention Chair Wendy Wendroff.
Including the upcoming New Orleans Convention in 2013, Wendy has served as chair
for seven consecutive Conventions.
CONVENTION RECAP
WATCH IT NOW ON YOUR
SMART PHONE
OR VISIT AKPSI.ORG/CONVENTIONVIDEO
Highlighting events held throughout the Convention, this six-minute video originally debuted at the
conclusion of the Grand Banquet.
With the exception of student headshots and photos from the Grand Banquet, all photographs featured in this special coverage of the 56th Convention were by Kieran Henthorn of plusONE Photography.
SAVE THE DATE
Alpha Kappa Psi visits New Orleans for
the fraternity’s 57th Convention, August
7-10, 2013.
Visit akpsi.org for updates and join the Convention’s fan page on Facebook: “2013 Alpha Kappa Psi Convention in New Orleans”
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L ife L o y al M em b e r ship
Life Loyal Members are alumni
and undergraduates, of all
ages, who choose to continue
to take advantage of their
Alpha Kappa Psi membership
long after their college years.
They include scores of successful men and women from
every walk of life who have
added distinction to themselves and AKPsi by becoming
Life Members.
Since 1929, Life Membership has been an enduring tradition of our great fraternity. If you are not a Life
Member and pride your membership in Alpha Kappa Psi, why not inscribe your name where it will stand as
a memorial to you and your enduring loyalty? Life Membership entitles you to the following benefits:
FOR LIFE - A membership certificate suitable for framing
and the official Life Membership monogram button
FOR LIFE - A subscription to the award-winning Diary of
Alpha Kappa Psi
FOR LIFE - Special offers and discounts as authorized from
time to time by the fraternity
The cost to become a Life Member is $400. Students and those who graduated within the past two years are
eligible for the discounted rate of $200.
To become a Life Member, mail payment to the Alpha Kappa Psi Heritage Center at 7801 E 88th Street, Indianapolis, IN 46256-1233. For more information, or to join online, visit akpsi.org.
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CHANGING THE
WORLD THROUGH
SERVANT LEADERSHIP
Each of us can be, and should be, deeply
happy. To be deeply happy, we need to find
meaning in our lives and work. A great way
to find that meaning is to make the world a
better place.
But how do you do that? A good way to
do that is to become a servant-leader, and
transform your organization into a servantinstitution. You can make a difference that is
worth your lifetime—a difference that is so
meaningful that when you look back at the end
of your life, you will be completely satisfied.
You will know why you lived. You will have
left a significant legacy that will continue to
benefit others.
The modern servant leadership
movement
While the idea of serving by leading has
ancient roots, the modern servant leadership movement was launched by Robert K.
Greenleaf with his classic essay, The Servant as
Leader, first published in 1970. Greenleaf was a
businessman. He spent thirty-eight years working for AT&T at a time when it was one of the
biggest corporations in the world. He understood business, and he understood leadership.
In fact, he was the director of management
research at AT&T, which meant that it was
his job to train and educate the leaders and
managers of the corporation to be as effective
as possible.
Greenleaf noticed that there were leaders
who were in it for their own personal advantage—their own power, wealth and fame. But
there were also leaders who were in it to help
their colleagues and serve their customers.
Greenleaf concluded that those who were in
it for others were the most effective leaders.
He called them servant-leaders. They were the
ones who really got things done.
Servant-leaders are effective because they
pay attention to people. They pay attention to
their colleagues, so they can help them to grow
and perform at their highest possible levels.
They pay attention to their customers, so they
can understand what their customers need,
and can provide it to them.
Servant-leaders have many characteristics,
but the most important characteristic is the
desire to serve. Servant-leaders know that it is
not about themselves, it is about others. And
serving others—family members, friends, colleagues and customers—is not just one more
item on the daily to-do list. It is what life is
about. It is why we are here. It is what gives
life meaning and significance.
Servant-leaders are not servile or soft. They
can make tough decisions. They simply care
about other people, and find joy in helping
them to grow and succeed. Greenleaf said
that the best test of the servant leader is this:
Do those served grow as persons? Do they, while
being served, become healthier, wiser, freer, more autonomous, more likely themselves to become servants?
This focus on growing people is strategic.
When you help your colleagues to grow, it’s
a triple win. Your colleagues find fulfillment,
the capacity of your organization grows, and
the organization’s service to its customers is
By Dr. Kent M. Keith
CEO, Greenleaf Center for Servant Leadership
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enhanced. Your organization can do
things better, or can do new things
you weren’t able to do before. In a
rapidly changing economy that is
knowledge-based, your colleagues
need to keep learning and growing
if your organization is to remain
competitive.
Changing the world by changing our institutions
Servant leadership is ultimately
about changing the world. Greenleaf
thought that the best way to do that is
to change our institutions— from the
inside. In Robert K. Greenleaf: A Life of
Servant Leadership, Don Frick shares
Greenleaf ’s recollection of how he
became interested in working for a
large institution. As a student at Carleton College in the 1920s, Greenleaf
took a course from Dr. Oscar Helming, chairman of the Economics Department. One day, during a lecture,
Helming said something like this:
“We are becoming a nation of
large institutions… Everything is
getting big—government, churches,
businesses, labor unions, universities—and none of these big institutions are serving well, either the
people whom they are set up to serve
or the people who staff them to
render the service… These institutions can be bludgeoned, coerced,
threatened from the outside. But they
can only be changed from the inside
by somebody who knows how to do
it and who wants to do it. Some of
you folks ought to make your careers
inside these institutions and become
the ones who respond to the idea that
they could do better.”
Greenleaf took Dr. Helming’s
advice, and spent his career at AT&T,
helping the company to do better.
In the years since then, large
corporations have become even more
dominant in our lives. The United
States is still a small-business nation,
but the impact of big businesses is
obvious. For example, it has been
estimated that the Fortune 1,000
companies control about 70 percent
of the American economy. The
twenty most profitable companies in
the United States recorded combined
profits of $226 billion in 2009. Those
combined profits were greater than
the gross national products of 150
countries. The $19.3 billion in profit
earned by ExxonMobil alone was
greater than the gross national products of 110 countries.
The non-profit sector has also
grown in importance. As of 2005, a
total of 12.9 million people, or 9.7
percent of the nation’s workforce,
were employed by non-profits. The
revenues of non-profits totaled $1.6
billion and their assets totaled $3.4
trillion, double the revenues and assets recorded ten years earlier.
Greenleaf knew that our world
would be a better place if all of our
institutions were servant-institutions.
He said:
“Whereas, until recently, caring was largely person to person,
now most of it is mediated through
institutions—often large, complex,
powerful, impersonal; not always
competent; sometimes corrupt. If a
better society is to be built, one that is
more just and more loving, one that
provides greater creative opportunity
for its people, then the most open
Through the fraternity’s partnership with the Greenleaf Center for
Servant Leadership, our members get discounted memberships
and access to conferences. Learn more about what it means to be a
servant-leader and take advantage of this special Alpha Kappa Psi
member benefit by visiting akpsi.org.
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course is to raise both the capacity to
serve and the very performance as
servant of existing major institutions
by new regenerative forces operating
within them.”
The characteristics of servantinstitutions
Servant-institutions care about everyone they touch—employees, customers, business partners, shareholders and communities. When it comes
to employees, servant-institutions:
• Emphasize training and continuing education programs, individualized growth and development
programs, and advancement and
promotion opportunities
• Strive to create a culture of trust,
and offer positive treatment from day
one (for example, employees are not
put on probation, and they are immediately eligible for benefits).
• Are good at seeing the whole
person, not just the worker; emphasizing and rewarding teamwork; and
distributing decision-making to the
action level, the level closest to the
customer.
• Gear employee training to the
next job, not just the current one,
because the servant-institution is
committed to providing promotion
opportunities for its employees.
One result of these practices is
that servant-institutions have low
employee turnover. People like working there.
Servant-institutions listen carefully
to their customers so they can create
the programs, products and services
that their customers truly need. As
a result, customers become loyal
supporters of the organization, and
continue to use the programs, products and services that are offered.
That gives the servant-institution the
opportunity to do more business with
their current customers as well as
growing their market share.
Servant-institutions know that
business partners are important, so
they are good at listening to their
vendors or suppliers. They see the
benefit of having long-term relationships, and devote time to learning
about each other’s businesses, so they
can work together effectively. Because
of their mutual trust and understanding, the organization and its business
partners can focus together on the
“end customers.” Servant-institutions
that are publicly held companies are
good at listening to shareholders, and
are committed to providing accurate
and timely information to them as
well as the general public.
Servant-institutions care about the
communities in which they operate.
They learn about the local social and
economic networks and the natural
environment. They respect and listen
to the different community voices.
They enter into partnerships with
community groups, and encourage
community service by their employees and customers.
Living the dream
Changing the world for the better
has never been easy. It not only takes
hard work, it takes a dream. Greenleaf said: “For anything to happen
there must be a dream. And for
anything great to happen there must
be a great dream… One of these
great dreams is for the good society
made up of predominantly serving
institutions that shape its character by
encouraging serving individuals and
providing scope and shelter for large
creative acts of service—by individuals and groups.”
Not all dreams come true; and if
our dreams are big enough, they will
not come true in our lifetimes. But we
can still find meaning and deep happiness as we work toward our dreams.
By harnessing our institutions for
the benefit of society, we can change
lives, and save lives. We can raise the
performance of our organizations as
servant-institutions, and change the
world for the better—for all of us. <<
DR. KENT M. KEITH is
the CEO of the Greenleaf Center for Servant
Leadership, which is one
of Alpha Kappa Psi’s strategic partners. Based in
Indianapolis, the Center
provides publications, conferences,
seminars and intensive training workshops on servant leadership. Courses
that promote personal development
in servant leadership are offered by
the Greenleaf Academy using distance
learning technology. More information
is available at www.greenleaf.org.
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our educational and leadership development
programs. For every bottle of wine purchased
by our alumni, families and friends, Donati
will donate $3.00 to our General Fund.
With your next purchase of wine for personal enjoyment or as a gift of appreciation,
consider the Donati label. It’s a win-win for
all. You will have a selection of wine from an
award-winning winery and our General Fund
grows with each purchase.
Purchase a bottle today.
Call (877) 511-9463 or go online: donatiwine.com/shop
Be sure to tell Donati you are supporting the Alpha Kappa Psi Foundation
Wine is the spirit of friendship and appreciation
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2010-11
Annual Report
Dear brothers, parents and friends of
Alpha Kappa Psi:
As chairman, it gives me considerable
pleasure to personally share with you the
Alpha Kappa Psi Foundation’s 2010-11
Annual Report. What a year of accomplishment and focus it has been.
I believe that the succeeding pages
do an excellent job of reporting on the
achievements of our foundation this
past year. That’s why one of the most
important things I can do as chairman
is to remind every single donor of just
how grateful our board of directors is
for the generous financial gifts our supporters provide. Our donors are the ones
who bring all of AKPsi’s leadership and
scholarship programs to life – year, after
year, after year.
For that, I say thank you. Thank you!
I am hopeful you will take a few
minutes to seriously digest and reflect on
the work of the Alpha Kappa Psi Foun-
dation, along with the important role
you have played this past year in helping
advance the fraternity’s vision of being
“The premier developer of principled
business leaders.” The fraternity can only
accomplish its work with your help and
support. You are indeed the people who
make a difference!
Of course, now that the academic
year is back in full swing, the foundation
is once again actively rallying brothers
and friends across the world to support
the current 2011-12 campaign. When
contacted by the foundation, it’s my
hope that you will give all you can so we
can keep our important undergraduate
leadership programs going. It’s these programs that provide a premier undergraduate experience — one that distinguishes
AKPsi from all other fraternities.
My friends, I am humbled to serve as
your foundation’s chairman. With that,
please know that we will continue to be
effective and efficient in garnering and
managing the resources that help make
Alpha Kappa Psi one of the world’s
greatest college fraternities.
In U-- and I--,
David P. Wendroff CFV, Portland ‘79-Life
Foundation Chairman
$687,682
700,000
$633,363
600,000
$469,642
500,000
$354,763
$349,530
400,000
$292,557
300,000
$170,601
$159,470
$199,414
200,000
$120,954
100,000
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
Ten Years of Foundation Contributions
Annual Fund Gifts (n) and Bequests (n)
The Alpha Kappa Psi Foundation is an Internal Revenue Code 501(c)(3) non profit organization. All gifts to the foundation are tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law. For
the 2010-11 year, the foundation was audited by K.B. Parrish & Company of Indianapolis. Audit reports are available upon request. Tax identification Number: 35-6016131.
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Lifetime Giving
Honored here are donors who made at least one gift during the 2010-11 campaign (July 1, 2010 - June 30, 2011)
and have a lifetime giving history of $1,000 or more.
Legacy Circle | $75,000+
Gordon L. Snider, Colorado College ‘37-Life (3) + #
Stephen Vasquez CFV, Arizona State ‘72-Life (10) +
Blue & Gold Circle | $50,000
R.K. Lee, Washington ‘67-Life (19) +
National Philanthropic Trust DAF (7)
Robert E. Richardson, Iowa ‘76-Life (19) % &
Pamela L. Richardson, Drake ‘81-Life (19)
Daniel J. Roselli, Michigan State ‘89-Life (7) +
David P. Wendroff, Portland CFV ‘79-Life (17) + &
Wendy A. Wendroff, Tri-State CFV ‘80-Life (17) +
Crest Circle | $25,000+
Council of Alpha (10)
Florida Gold Coast Alumni (14)
Chris J. Rufer, UCLA ‘68-Life (18)
Galley Circle | $10,000
AEGON Transamerica Foundation (3)
Paul R. Bailey, Michigan State ‘88-Life (6) +
Bank of America Foundation (4)
Paul J. Brinker, Cincinnati ‘84-Life (16) + &
Leslie-Ann J. Brinker, Old Dominion ‘76-Life (16) +
Angela D. Brown, Adrian College ‘81-Life (19) +
Robert A. Davenport, Old Dominion ‘86-Life (19)
Kenneth B. Hastey, Saint Louis ‘76-Life (19) &
Jill Johansen Hastey, Drake ‘85-Life % (19)
William C. Himstreet, Southern California ‘54-Life (17)
Scott D. Howell, Texas Tech ‘79-Life (10) &
Eileen L. Howell, Wisconsin - Milwaukee ‘77-Life (10)
Microsoft (5)
John P. Muehlman, Western Kentucky ‘67-Life + #
William D. Reeves, Georgia State ‘59-Life (17)
Todd J. Regis, Western Michigan ‘86-Life (18) +
Edward B. Rust, Illinois Wesleyan ‘70-Life (2)
Mark D. Warden, Southern California ‘81-Life (13) +
Loyalty Circle | $5,000+
Arthur W. Carlson, Minnesota ‘49-Life (12)
Tony C. Clark, Iowa ‘74-Life (19)
Sue Duli (13)
Gary L. Epperson, Hoosier Alumni ‘92-Honorary/Life (19) +
Jeffrey E. Frank, Eastern Michigan ‘86-Life (17)
Gamma Epsilon Chapter (Penn State) (2)
Michael E. Gerwe, Miami (Ohio) ‘56-Life (9)
Highland Street Foundation
Mark C. MacGibbon CFV, Portland ‘96-Life (12)
Phil D. May, Saint Louis ‘86-Life (11)
J. Mark Miller, West Georgia ‘70-Faculty/Life (19)
Nu Chi Chapter (Central Florida)
Alexis P. Perdomo CFV, Florida International ‘92-Life (12) % &
Patricia S. Perdomo, Florida International ‘93-Life (12)
Robert A. Spansky, Detroit (Day) ‘62-Life (19)
Charles D. Steffens CFV, Portland ‘87-Life (11)
Melissa J. Stowe CFV, Iowa State ‘98-Life (9) %
Alexander T. Sultan CFV, San Diego State ‘93-Life (11)
United Way of The Inland Valleys (8)
Lee Voegler, American ‘98-Life (13)
John J. Von Achen, Upsala College ‘74-Life (19)
Wadeco Manufacturing Company (7)
Cynthia A. Washington, Saint Louis ‘82-Life (18)
William R. Wehmeyer, Southeast Missouri ‘85-Life (18)
Lee E. Whitcomb, Wisconsin ‘53-Life (5)
John R. Wielandy, Saint Louis ‘62-Life (13)
Friendship Circle | $1,000+
American Endowment Foundation (2)
Steven D. Anderson, Portland State ‘83-Life (8)
William V. Angeloff, Pittsburgh ‘56-Life (3)
Arthur C. Anton, Boston ‘48-Life
C Kevin Armstrong, Cincinnati ‘92-Life (6)
Gregory M. Arnold, Old Dominion ‘84-Life (18) &
Susan L. Arnold, Ohio State ‘80-Life (18)
William D. Barker, Emory ‘48-Life (10)
Louis R. Barkman, Michigan State ‘98-Life (9)
Beecher Carlson Holdings, Inc (5)
Bernard J. and Nancy E. Bell (3)
Henry J. Binder, Wayne State ‘47-Life (16)
Robert Bleile, Toledo ‘00-Life &
Alicja Bleile, Toledo ‘01
Laurissa M. Bray, Southern Indiana ‘94-Life (13)
Charles M. Brown, West Virginia ‘49-Life (15)
Thomas H. Browning, Arizona ‘60-Life (19)
Frank J. Brye, Western Michigan ‘60-Life (5)
Randall C. Budden, Michigan - Dearborn ‘82-Life (10)
Kyle M. Bunch, Western Kentucky ‘02-Life (7)
Christopher A. Bush, Jacksonville ‘84-Life (7)
Scott M. Butera, Arizona State ‘84-Life (6)
John D. Cahill, Buffalo ‘52-Life (16)
Lisa A. Calandriello CFV, American ‘97-Life (6)
James L. Canvasser, Oakland ‘98-Life (11)
Thomas A. Carey, Western Michigan ‘92-Life (16)
Robert E. Carlson, Drake ‘93-Life (15)
Carol R. Carter, Gustavus Adolphus ‘76-Life (6)
James E. Chandler, Boston ‘50-Life (9)
Donald S. Chapman, Georgia ‘59-Life (6)
Richard D. Clark, Columbia ‘49-Life (19)
Christopher J. Clemens, Ball State ‘03 (5)
The Coca Cola Company Foundation
Donald C. Cundy, Eastern Michigan ‘70-Life (19)
Katharine A. Denham, Eastern Michigan ‘92-Life (5)
Michael G. Dickerson CFV, Virginia Tech ‘04-Life (8)
Jennifer J. Dobel CFV, Iowa State ‘01-Life (5)
Scott A. Drogs, Michigan - Dearborn ‘88-Life (8) &
Stacey M. Drogs, Michigan - Dearborn ‘90-Life (8)
Andrea K. Duda, Western Michigan ‘78-Life (5)
Cary R. Efaw, Waynesburg ‘72-Life (10)
Louis J. Ferony, Bellevue ‘86-Life (15)
Edwin J. Feulner, Regis ‘60-Life (13)
Michael J. Fischer, Toledo ‘98-Life
Peter M. Fleming, Long Beach State ‘73-Life (19)
Robert T. Flesh, Southern California ‘72-Life (3)
Florida Power & Light - Nextera Energy Foundation
William L. Foulds, Penn State ‘64-Life (13)
Paul D. Freedle, UNC - Chapel Hill ‘60-Life (18)
Lawrence A. Friend, Indiana ‘63-Life (6)
Steven L. Frost, Adrian College ‘72-Life (7)
Gregory L. Gabbard, Cincinnati ‘90-Life (10)
Robert F. Garvin, Michigan State ‘59-Life (8)
Nancy A. Ghizzone, Iowa ‘89-Life (15)
William R. Goldammer, Marquette ‘54-Life (19)
Barry D. Gumaer, CSU - San Bernardino ‘93-Life (8)
Randall L. Haines, Florida ‘65-Life (4)
Elaine J. Hamilton, Auburn ‘92-Life (2)
Timothy J. Hampton, Saint Louis ‘76-Life (8) % &
Elizabeth A. Hampton, Saint Louis ‘78-Life (8)
William M. Hansmeyer, Texas - San Antonio ‘94-Life (4)
L.V. Bob Hanson, Minnesota ‘49-Life (16)
John and Mildred Harder (11)
Monique A. Harps, American ‘01 (10)
Michael C. Harris (3)
Charles J. Hass, Wisconsin ‘58-Life (13)
Kent R. Hastings, Colorado ‘62-Life (7)
David M. Heimos, Missouri ‘74-Life (8)
Jonathan J. Heinlein CFV, American ‘02-Life (6)
Thomas R. Hendry, Minnesota ‘64-Life (6)
Karan A. Hennessy, Georgia State ‘83-Life
Jessica L. Hill CFV, Arizona State ‘95-Life (11) +
John R. Hudak, Michigan State ‘85-Life (10)
Walter G. Hudson, West Texas A & M ‘72-Life (19)
Richard A. Hughey, Pittsburgh - Johnstown ‘91-Life (7)
Lisa L. Irby, Saint Louis ‘83-Life (6)
Donna J. Jones, Stephen F. Austin ‘82-Life (15) %
Jerry A. Katz, Appalachian State ‘81-Life (18) &
Martha B. Katz, Appalachian State ‘81-Life (18)
William W. Kibler, Virginia Tech ‘58-Life (16)
William L. Koleszar, Florida State ‘86-Life (13)
Edward J. Koss, Michigan - Dearborn ‘76-Life (10)
Jennifer H. Kuhn CFV, Colorado ‘99-Life (10)
David A. Labowitz, UCLA ‘62-Life (17)
Todd H. Langley, Arizona ‘53-Life (19)
Rufus B. Langley, UNC - Chapel Hill ‘62-Life (8)
Jess C. LaNore, Purdue ‘00-Honorary/Life (12) +
William T. Laundon, North Carolina State ‘83-Life (15)
Norris F. Lee, Virginia Tech ‘48-Life #
John M. LeVering, Boise State ‘95-Life (5)
Thomas A. Mack, Stephen F. Austin ‘82-Life (15) &
Theresa M. Mack, Texas A & M ‘84 (15)
John J. Makowski, Oakland ‘86-Life (9)
Benjamin D. Mallin, Cincinnati ‘47-Life (5)
David S. Margolis, Wayne State ‘76-Life (5)
Robert A. Marra, New York ‘59-Life (8)
Duncan L. Matteson, Missouri ‘54-Life (7)
Barry R. Meinerth, Norwich ‘66-Life (3)
Daniel D. Mendoza, Miami ‘99-Life (12)
Carol S. Messman, Adrian College ‘81-Life
Richard J. Meyer, Minnesota ‘56-Life (18)
Anthony T. Meyer, Florida ‘96-Life (12) &
Kathryn M. Meyer, Florida State ‘97 (12)
Michael H. Molnar CFV, Toledo ‘01-Life (6)
Melvin C. Moore, Virginia Tech ‘86-Life (18) +
Randolph L. Myers, CSU - Los Angeles ‘57-Life (19)
Gary K. Nelson, Portland State ‘65-Life (12)
Andrea Nemeth CFV, Montclair State ‘91-Life (11) &
Vadim Shleyfman, Towson ‘09-Honorary
James H. Nero, George Washington ‘68-Life (3)
Alicia D. Neumann CFV, Saint Louis ‘96-Life (13)
Nyesha R. Newton, South Carolina State ‘99 (11)
Donald J. Nichols, Wisconsin - Milwaukee ‘60-Life (13)
Nissan North America, Inc (3)
William A. O’Brien, Old Dominion ‘69-Life (14)
Chad N. Olszyk, Rutgers ‘98-Life (10)
Dennis S. Palkon, Florida Atlantic ‘04-Faculty (7)
Brian D. Parker, Indiana ‘93-Life (14)
Steven M. Patch, Michigan State ‘77-Life (11)
Amy A. Peltier, American ‘02-Life
Marisa A. Pont, Nebraska ‘04 (7)
Susan A. Porte, CSU - San Bernardino ‘98 (8)
Manuel E. Pravia CFV, Miami ‘89-Life (15)
David A. Ralston CFV, Richmond ‘94-Life (8)
William K. Rapp, Arizona ‘58-Life (8)
Mark C. Raulston, Middle Tennessee ‘91-Life (13) &
Laurie A. Raulston, Middle Tennessee ‘88-Life (13)
Curtis K. Redding, Pennsylvania ‘98-Life (3)
Timothy J. Reedy, Bradley ‘79-Life (14)
Larry D. Roberts, Wyoming ‘65-Life (13)
B. Leslie Robinson, Southern Illinois ‘65-Life (12)
Terry J. Robinson, Indiana ‘80-Life (9)
James P. Rounsavall, Arkansas ‘86-Life (8)
Jeffrey T. Rouse, Old Dominion ‘86-Life (2) &
Theresa M. Rouse, Old Dominion ‘87-Life (2)
Andrew A. Rupp, Fort Hays State ‘74-Life (7)
Leo V. Ryan, Marquette ‘44-Life (13)
Peter G. Sarles, Babson College ‘58-Life (9)
Ilyne B. Sbar, Miami ‘88-Life (11)
Robert N. Schreck, UCLA ‘63-Life (2)
H. Roger Secrest, Michigan ‘48-Life (17)
Jessica R. Seitz, Auburn ‘02-Honorary/Life (11)
Ann M. Sexton, Toledo ‘82-Life (19)
Brendan P. Sherry, Virginia Tech ‘97-Life (8)
Dennis D. Shiplett, Youngstown State ‘67-Life (16)
Albert D. Shonk, Southern California ‘52-Life (19)
D. Scott Showalter, Richmond ‘73-Life (8)
Alan M. Siktberg, Ball State ‘02-Life (9)
David W. Simpkins, Jacksonville ‘80-Life (8)
Kenneth L. Sjoberg, Florida State ‘91-Life (6)
Walter J. Smith, Florida ‘65-Life (11)
Clinton H. Smoke, Old Dominion ‘61-Life (3)
Gregory M. Sottolano CFV, American ‘96-Life (3)
Jean M. Souweine, UNC - Chapel Hill ‘52-Life (5)
Lyle T. Staab, Fort Hays State ‘76-Life (6)
Gerard T. Staeger, Detroit (Day) ‘80-Life (13)
Ariane L. Stone, Nova Southeastern ‘05-Life (6)
Dan L. Stubblefield CFV, Middle Tennessee ‘89-Life (11) +
Charles E. Swanson, Michigan ‘49-Life (5)
John W. Sweitzer, Seton Hall ‘65-Life (14)
Steven T. Tabac, Michigan ‘63-Life (9) +
James K. Tabb, Emory ‘49-Life
Eric Tang, Southern California ‘02-Life (7)
Timothy N. Tanis, Northern Michigan ‘02-Life (3)
Vin A. Taylor, Southern California ‘58-Life (6)
William F. Templin, Illinois ‘41-Life (19)
John E. Terhune, Wayne State ‘42-Life (14)
William F. Thompson, Virginia ‘70-Life (18)
Don A. Tidwell, Texas ‘56-Life (5)
Delia G. Tillman, Georgia State ‘94-Life (2)
Thomas N. Tran CFV, Penn State ‘02-Life (5)
Paul E. Turner, Louisiana Tech ‘80-Life (7)
Robert S. Ukrop, Richmond ‘68-Life (13)
United Way of the Bay Area (2)
Donald H. Van Hove, Detroit (Day) ‘60-Life (11)
John L. Van Vliet, Detroit (Day) ‘62-Life (7)
Christine M. Vasquez CFV, Arizona State ‘98-Life (10) +
Lane N. Velayo, Cincinnati ‘00-Life (10)
William A. Wade, Seattle ‘05-Honorary (8)
Suzanne M. Ward, Drake ‘92-Life (15)
Christopher J. Warmuth, Southern California ‘74-Life (10)
Jeffrey B. Warner, Iowa ‘84-Life (14)
Gregory P. Weber, Montclair State ‘81-Life (13)
John C. Werner, Virginia ‘86-Life (2)
Maurice C. Workman, Illinois ‘48-Life (19)
Zachary H. Wright, UNC - Chapel Hill ‘91-Life (10)
William B. Yersin, Carroll College ‘62-Life (19)
Dominic R. Zaccone, Southern Illinois ‘82-Life (5)
Gerald P. Zimmerman, Virginia Tech ‘75-Life (8) <<
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2010-11 ALPHA KAPPA PSI FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT
Gifts by Chapter
The following list includes all donors who
made gifts to the Annual Fund for the
campaign year July 1, 2010, through June
30, 2011. Donors are listed by chapter of
initiation. Only contributions made during the 2010-11 campaign are included
in the report. Gifts processed after July
1, 2011, will appear in the foundation’s
2011-12 Annual Report next fall.
Angela D. Brown ‘81-Life (19) +
Steven L. Frost ‘72-Life (7)
Carol S. Messman ‘81-Life
Alabama
Jennifer P. Alexander ‘09 (2) *
Holly A. Appell ‘10 *
Kaiya M. Arroyo ‘10 *
Christina Bahn ‘10 *
Brittany N. Bauman ‘10 *
Ezell Cornelius ‘56-Life (9)
Maren H. Cross ‘10 *
Holly R. Crutchfield ‘10 *
Ariel L. Doran ‘10 *
John W. Everage ‘47-Life (2)
Casey S. Gipson ‘10 *
Drayton L. Green ‘04 (7)
John N. Hanner ‘09 (2) *
Jessica D. Henderson ‘10 *
Susan Hubbell ‘10 *
Peter J. Ingram ‘10 *
Loretta L. Jones ‘10 *
Mark D. Lail ‘10 *
Lisa D. Ledbetter ‘10 *
Kristian L. Lincoln ‘09 (2) *
John R. Martin ‘09 (2) *
Leslie J. Minor ‘09 (2) *
William O. Morgan ‘07
Carlton P. Northrup ‘10 *
Meisha D. Oliver ‘09 (2) *
Andrea R. Olson ‘10 *
Trevor I. Patterson ‘10 *
Kathryn E. Phelps ‘08 (3)
Amy Prucnal ‘10 *
Anna M. Schmarkey ‘10 *
Shaunice R. Starks CFV ‘06 (6)
Makaila Stevenson ‘10 *
Alneisha M. Sudduth ‘10 *
Brett Swanson ‘10 *
Mary Kathryn Tompkins ‘06-Life (5)
Corey A. Whaley ‘10 *
Nicholas W. White ‘09 (2) *
Audrey L. White ‘10 *
Colin L. White ‘10 *
Logan S. Wilks ‘09 (2) *
Kayla B. Windham ‘10 *
Nichole Wolf ‘10 *
Megan E. Woodard ‘07 (4) *
Tyler Yokley ‘10 *
Jessica C. Bimbo ‘09 (2) *
Julian D. Bolden ‘10 *
Courtlyn C. Boykin ‘10 *
Ta’Ebony Bradford ‘09 (2) *
Bernard Braxton ‘10 *
Janashia J. Brooks ‘09 (2) *
Eddie E. Cole ‘09 (2) *
Jamecia Colquitt ‘10 *
Celess Colston ‘09 (2) *
Davey Culp ‘10 *
Bianca T. Culver ‘09 (2) *
Jasmine Daniels ‘10 *
Tiffany M. Dennis ‘09 (2) *
Dujuan D. Dixon ‘10 *
Bradley Q. Duncan ‘10 *
Beoncia N. Dunn ‘10 *
Spencer Ferrell ‘93
Shante R. Finklea ‘10 *
Derrick M. Fleming ‘09 (2) *
Sonja A. Ford ‘09 (2) *
Joia Franks ‘09 (2) *
Ashley M. Frazier ‘09 (2) *
Shemeeka R. Gentry ‘10 *
Ashley Goodman ‘10 *
Jena Green ‘09 (2) *
Meliah V. Griffin ‘10 *
Nicholas J. Gunn ‘09 (2) *
Jarvis C. Hampton ‘09 (2) *
LaShel Harris ‘10 *
Asya J. Hassan ‘10 *
Roddrick Ivory ‘10 *
Shandrea L. Jackson ‘09 (2) *
LaTonya S. Jackson CFV ‘03 (4)
Alesha Jarrett ‘09 (2) *
Tenesha S. Jarrett ‘10 *
James Johnson ‘09 (2) *
Raisa J. Johnson ‘09 (2) *
Landis J. Johnson ‘10 *
Roger S. Jones ‘81-Life
Vanda Jones ‘09 (2) *
Chenelle R. King ‘10 *
Kyle Knight ‘10 *
Aijah R. Laffitte ‘09 (2) *
Velissia C. Lawrence ‘09 (2) *
Dominique J. Lee ‘09 (2) *
Tiera S. Jefferson ‘09 *
Kristie D. Lett ‘10 *
Chelsea B. Logan ‘09 *
Rufus B. Lymon ‘09 (2) *
Christine G. Mayo ‘09 (2) *
Santesia K. McArthur ‘07 (3) *
Horace J. McCoy ‘05
Brandon E. McKinney ‘08 (3) *
Brittany S. Phillips ‘10 *
Desirae C. Seltzer ‘05
Brittany A. Shelton ‘08 (2) *
Monique M. Shorts CFV ‘05 (7)
Taril Slater ‘10
Jaleesa O. Smart ‘10 *
Jarvius D. Sparks ‘08 (3) *
Rashidra R. Walker ‘10 *
Lonnie Waller ‘10 *
Keonna R. Ware ‘07 (4) *
Byron Williams ‘10 *
Alabama State
Sedrick Adams ‘10 *
Dariece Armstrong ‘09 (2) *
Chidi Auls ‘10 *
Brittney Banks ‘09 (2) *
Kristian F. Battle ‘09 (2) *
Jeffrey D. Battle ‘10 *
Osten J. Berry ‘09 (2) *
Carnella Lee ‘09 (2) *
Jessica L. Marshall ‘10 *
Shederick Mathews ‘10 *
Dorien M. McCall ‘09 (2) *
Charmeseia Mccall ‘09 (2) *
Maya A. McKenzie ‘10 *
Richard D. Milton ‘09 (2) *
Brandon Mitchell ‘09 (2) *
Emmett D. Nuckles ‘09 (2) *
Ashley A. Oliver ‘09 (2) *
Alea O’Neal ‘10 *
Austin L. Parker ‘07 *
Alexis S. Parker ‘10 *
Taylor Poe ‘10 *
Chasity J. Puryear ‘10 *
Quanitra S. Reid ‘10 *
Biancia L. Richardson ‘10 *
Kyree Robinson ‘10 *
Christian D. Rogers ‘10 *
Jennifer Ruffin ‘09 (2) *
Sierra C. Sargent ‘09 (2) *
Shelisa D. Saulsberry ‘09 (2) *
Roy L. Saulsberry ‘10 *
Kim F. Smith ‘09-Faculty (2)
Kayla Smith ‘10 *
Travis Smith ‘10 *
Elizabeth A. Theriault ‘09 (2) *
Kreshay M. Thomas ‘09 (2) *
Camisha M. Thomas ‘10 *
Diva Townsend ‘09 (2) *
Rodney C. Turner ‘93-Life (10)
Alphonso D. Underwood ‘09 (2) *
Donald B. Underwood ‘09 (2) *
Rodney L. White ‘09 (2) *
Rhonda Wynn ‘10 *
American
Larisa Agovic CFV ‘08 (2)
Amy E. Anda ‘00 (2)
Marissa A. Biesecker ‘09 *
Jessica F. Bock ‘09 *
Donald R. Brenner ‘82-Faculty/Life
Kendall E. Byl ‘09 *
Lisa A. Calandriello CFV ‘97-Life (6)
Meagan E. Carney ‘09 *
Sari R. Carter ‘09 *
Ross H. Cybul ‘09 *
Benjamin R. Deleon ‘09 *
Omar F. Eltorai ‘09 *
Shayna N. Frankel ‘09 *
Miranda E. Gale ‘09 *
Monique A. Harps ‘01 (10)
Jonathan J. Heinlein CFV ‘02-Life (6)
Tara J. Jakubik ‘09 *
Subomi Y. Johnson ‘09 *
Jennifer N. Laforest ‘03
Emily J. Moore ‘09 *
Jessica L. Noonan ‘09 *
Alexa R. Patterson ‘09 *
Amy A. Peltier ‘02-Life
Elizabeth J. Raymond ‘09 *
Michael T. Rees ‘09 *
Erica L. Ruzic ‘09 *
Naisha C. Silva ‘09 *
Gregory M. Sottolano CFV ‘96-Life (3)
Janessa M. Trotto ‘98-Life
Francis D. Tuggle ‘91-Faculty/Life (15)
Lee Voegler ‘98-Life (13)
Erik S. Wallace ‘09 *
Eric C. Warner ‘09 *
Emily C. Weiss ‘09 *
Jessica S. Zeroual ‘00-Life (4)
American Int’l College
Barry D. Hirsch ‘71-Life (3)
Appalachian State
Martha B. Katz ‘81-Life (18)
Jerry A. Katz ‘81-Life (18)
Arizona
Dena M. Becker ‘94 (10)
Thomas H. Browning ‘60-Life (19)
Fred A. Farsjo ‘73
Joshua M. Jacoby ‘90 (3)
Kriste Kolasa ‘95-Life (4)
Todd H. Langley ‘53-Life (19)
William K. Rapp ‘58-Life (8)
Caylee Scott ‘08 (2)
Michael S. Siegel ‘58
Ten Years of Donors and Gifts
4,000
3,500
3,000
2,500
2,000
Alabama – Birmingham
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1,500
1,000
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
3,737
3,126
3,333
2,780
3,626
2,969
4,005
3,308
3,404
2,798
3,231
2,688
3,083
2,543
2,737
2,283
1,973
1,543
1,927
500
1,490
Qimma B. Abdullah ‘08 (3) *
La’Shauncy S. Brewer ‘10 *
Quintoya J. Buggs ‘10 *
Tamora D. Crawford ‘08 (2) *
Brittany E. Cribbs ‘10 *
Pearlina Davis ‘10 *
Nichole M. Dawson ‘09 *
Courtney A. Foster ‘10 *
Krystal N. Freeman ‘09 *
Jamie L. Harris ‘10 *
Audreanna D. Hawthorne ‘10 *
Kahla R. Hill ‘09 (2) *
Shatanna N. Holley ‘09 *
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Arizona State
Frank F. Alvarado CFV ‘00 (10)
Scott M. Butera ‘84-Life (6)
Lori D. Collins ‘88-Life (2)
Jordan D. Heimann ‘09 (2) *
Jessica L. Hill CFV ‘95-Life (11) +
Crystal M. Korp ‘05 (2)
Mercedes E. Kralovec ‘08 (3) *
Kristen R. Lozier ‘10 *
Chelsea R. Medbury ‘10 *
Debora J. Oliva ‘93 (8)
Christine M. Vasquez CFV ‘98-Life (10) +
Stephen Vasquez CFV ‘72-Life (10) +
Kerry Venturino ‘96-Life
Liesel A. Weisling ‘04 (4)
Arizona State West
Danielle Gomez ‘08 (3) *
Ryan Litner ‘10 *
Lisa McClelland ‘05
Kenneth A. Okeke ‘10 *
Kianie R. Putnam ‘10 *
Maya S. Richardson ‘02
Jade Veros ‘10 *
Arkansas
James L. Lackey ‘50-Life (17)
Marcus J. McCain ‘76
James P. Rounsavall ‘86-Life (8)
Arkansas - Little Rock
Greg B. Isbell ‘89-Life
Stanley Musick ‘70-Life (4)
Raymond A. Weber ‘69 (10)
Auburn
Jordan Battersby ‘09 *
Daniel M. Bauman ‘10 *
Taylor M. Berlingeri ‘10 *
Kylee Berns ‘10 *
Jon R. Blinkhorn ‘10 *
James Bohl ‘09 *
Anna Grey Byrd ‘09 *
Alexander B. Cardell ‘08 *
Andrew W. Cook ‘10 *
Darrius Culpepper ‘09 *
Jason Davis ‘09 *
Meredith C. Duncan ‘09 *
Leslie Durham ‘10 *
Amanda I. Elliott ‘09 *
Lee A. Ford ‘10 *
Marc B. Ford ‘08 *
Gregory M. Gagne ‘08 *
Elaine J. Hamilton ‘92-Life (2)
Lindsay A. Harris ‘10 *
Natalie N. Harris ‘10 *
Mackenzie R. Helms ‘10 *
Caryn R. Hornbuckle ‘07 *
Jennifer A. Howser ‘07 *
Amanda E. Isbell ‘10 *
Elizabeth M. Kidd ‘10 *
Lorenzo L. Lane ‘08 *
Adam P. Langley ‘04
Logan E. Lawrence ‘08 *
Carlita R. Lett-Blades ‘10 *
Jonathan M. Loden ‘95 (8)
Tysonn N. McKinnon ‘10 *
Jordan M. Miller ‘09 *
Angelique J. Mitchell ‘10 *
Andrew W. Owens ‘10 *
Howard Z. Park ‘08 *
Robert M. Royston ‘10 *
Greg R. Schneider ‘08 *
Jessica R. Seitz ‘02-Hon/Life (11)
Genesis N. Smith ‘08 *
Ahsj’a St. George ‘10 *
Victor A. Stephens ‘10 *
Nathalie Traikos ‘10 *
Brian J. Tully ‘10 *
Sarah J. Tway ‘09 *
Deanna J. Wahl ‘08 *
Arden Ward ‘09 *
Elliott L. White ‘08 *
Austin Peay
Brett M. Bishop ‘10 *
Pamela A. Brown-Wilson ‘86 (6)
Abigail Carr ‘10 *
David F. Coleman ‘10 *
Ronald D. Daniel ‘77-Life
Mayra M. De Caba ‘10 *
Sheena Dunford ‘09 *
Briana L. Estes ‘10 *
LeLann D. Evans ‘10 *
Kristy D. Frye ‘10 *
Pamela J. Garrett ‘09 *
John D. Gist ‘08 (2) *
Jasmine N. Horton ‘09 *
Justin D. Johnson ‘10 *
Ben A. Julian ‘02-Life (2)
Katherine A. Klein ‘09 *
Michael T. Ligon ‘10 *
D’Mareo D. Majors ‘10 *
Victoria L. Mars ‘10 *
Robert W. Martin ‘77-Life (13)
Emily S. Maziasz ‘10 *
Iman E. McGhee ‘10 *
Regina L. Mick-Elkins ‘08 (2) *
Kristen B. Miller ‘10 *
John R. Moore ‘04 (3)
Christel L. Morgan ‘05 (5)
Cecil E. Morgan ‘68
Steven N. Newport ‘10 *
Melissa E. Okoro ‘10 *
Jessica D. Patterson ‘09 *
Mycal A. Patterson ‘09 *
Brittany K. Shedrick ‘10 *
Natasha J. Smith ‘10 *
Andrea S. Snorton ‘08 (2) *
Omega C. Tawonezvi ‘03
Jessica D. Thomas ‘09 (2) *
Consuela J. Turner ‘03
Damareus L. Wellington ‘09 *
Bryan S. Wilcox ‘04 *
Kaitlyn M. Wood ‘09 *
Justin Wynn ‘09 (2) *
Babson College
Herbert T. Clark ‘60-Life (3)
Richard L. Kozacko ‘55-Life (5)
Peter G. Sarles ‘58-Life (9)
Ball State
Caroline S. Blue ‘08 (2) *
Mick D. Budreau ‘05 *
Zanel Campos ‘10 *
Christopher J. Clemens ‘03 (5)
Amanda L. DeRoche ‘08 (3) *
Chase W. Fisher ‘10 *
Courtney N. Girt ‘10 *
Stephanie E. Lipkin ‘10 (2) *
James A. Mayer ‘03 (5)
Alan M. Siktberg ‘02-Life (9)
Carrie Wiant ‘02 (3)
Baruch College
Dany Chen ‘11 *
Rolra Chen ‘11 *
Sufia K. Farha ‘11 *
Priscilla Huang ‘11 *
Elena N. Kang ‘11 *
Victoria L. Ku ‘11 *
Raisa Shnayder ‘11 *
Ke Wei ‘11 *
Bellevue
Gerardo G. Campbell ‘79-Life (2)
Louis J. Ferony ‘86-Life (15)
Lynn A. Suberly ‘86-Life (3)
Willie N. White ‘83-Life (4)
Boise State
Evan C. Bashir ‘10 *
Rose I. Berntsen ‘10 *
Snjezana Borak ‘10 *
Douglas K. Braase ‘10 *
Michael D. Brown ‘88-Life
Mallory G. Castle ‘05 *
Mary R. Cook ‘09 (2) *
Megan L. Davis ‘08 *
Hilary A. Dovey ‘10 *
Lauren l. Farr ‘09 *
Ryan L. Gaston ‘10 *
Daman J. Hall ‘09 (2) *
Jessica R. Harrold ‘09 *
Lathan P. Hartvigsen ‘10 *
Clifford Spangler Society
Recognition club for those who made provisions for Alpha Kappa Psi in their estate plans.
( ) Consecutive Giving
Consecutive years of giving since the 1991-92 campaign are included in parenthesis.
% Matching Gift
Donor was eligible for a matching gift which was received
during the campaign.
*
Julianna L. Wojcik ‘09 (2) *
Laura E. Wrightson ‘08 (2) *
Carnegie Mellon
William L. Ouyang ‘07 *
Casey J. Piper ‘08 (2) *
Hayden Tang ‘10 *
Carroll College
William B. Yersin ‘62-Life (19)
Yellow Rose Society
Recognition club for those undergraduates who made a mini-
mum contribution of $10.
Case Western Reserve
#
Audit Eternal
Central Florida
Konni Hawkins ‘10 *
Marty M. Kennedy ‘10 *
Marie D. Lawrick CFV ‘85-Life (3)
Kelly M. Lawton ‘10 *
John M. LeVering ‘95-Life (5)
Reymundo Puga ‘10 *
Taylor Schimbke ‘09 *
Melanie J. Snyder ‘09 *
Steve A. Stearns ‘09 *
Ashley Tierney ‘10 *
Heather E. Ward ‘09 *
Daniel C. White ‘10 *
Boston
Arthur C. Anton ‘48-Life
Llewellyn N. Belcourt ‘50-Life (3)
James E. Chandler ‘50-Life (9)
Edwin R. Nelson ‘57-Life (6)
Boston College
Anthony S. Massimino ‘55-Life (8)
Bradley
Harold W. Lundstrom ‘63 (10)
Phillip R. Paleg ‘72 (4)
Timothy J. Reedy ‘79-Life (14)
Chester F. Romaniak ‘68 (5)
Buffalo
John D. Cahill ‘52-Life (16)
Tana M. Dippolito CFV ‘06-Life (6)
Lisa M. Klispie ‘07 (3)
Kaitlin J. Leden ‘10 *
Derek M. Litwin ‘07 (2)
David J. Longhini ‘10 *
Christine S. Newman ‘07-Life (4)
Ricardo A. Ventura ‘09 (2) *
Wei Yu Zhao ‘08 *
Butler
Gavin X. Howard ‘97 (7)
Scott T. Menne ‘88-Life (19)
California - Los Angeles
Donald C. Hellwig ‘62-Life
David A. Labowitz ‘62-Life (17)
Alexander J. Resnick ‘64-Life
Chris J. Rufer ‘68-Life (18)
Robert N. Schreck ‘63-Life (2)
Katherine Sun ‘08 *
Ira T. Swartz ‘64-Life
California - Merced
Lindsey Lu-Pon ‘09
Hiromasa Onizuka ‘10 *
California - Riverside
YeJoon Hwang ‘08 *
California - San Diego
Jennifer L. Hutkoff ‘91-Life (4)
Chern C. Lee ‘03 (2)
Stephen M. Napier ‘00 (7)
Jeremy Y. Shinoda ‘96-Life (6)
Beth J. Steffes ‘92-Life (2)
Hong T. Tran ‘07
Marvin M. Yueh ‘02 (3)
UC - Santa Barbara
Robert S. Ambrose ‘04
Sarah K. Ambrose ‘05 (3)
Pierre E. Joudy ‘04
Peter C. Park ‘09 *
Brandon Segura ‘09 *
Jinjing Shen ‘10 *
Rachel Sng ‘09 *
Cal Poly SLO
Jason M. Bertels ‘10 *
Scott M. Dykzeul ‘08 (3) *
TeAnne N. Sparaco ‘06 (2)
CSU - Bakersfield
Eric J. Rasmussen ‘93
CSU - Fresno
Gilbert R. Baker ‘87-Life
Jennifer E. Bartlett ‘09 (2) *
Ron Defendis ‘85
Rex O. Ransom ‘72-Life (4)
Juling M. Teters ‘09 (3)
Caitlin E. Tiftick CFV ‘04 (6)
Sara J. Urena ‘99
CSU - Long Beach
Peter M. Fleming ‘73-Life (19)
Roger M. Schueller ‘65-Life (2)
CSU - Los Angeles
Donald W. Hamlin ‘73-Life
William T. MacNider ‘73-Life
Randolph L. Myers ‘57-Life (19)
Gerald W. Spencer ‘48-Life (7)
CSU - San Bernardino
Raquel C. Benmergui Wysocki
‘96-Life (10)
Barry D. Gumaer ‘93-Life (8)
Susan A. Porte ‘98 (8)
CSU - San Marcos
Sean R. Bambarger ‘04
Brandon J. Luterick ‘10 *
Alida L. Patterson ‘04 (2)
Jerel Mark V. Tolentino ‘10 (2) *
Nicolas Tverdoch ‘09 *
Calgary
Grant J. Ashley ‘05-Life
Ryan F. Foulkes ‘07 *
William Y. Liu ‘09 *
Canisius College
Rebecca L. Carriero ‘10 *
Anthony N. Diina ‘68
Melissa A. Flaminio ‘09 (2) *
Charlotte R. Gorski ‘08 *
Richard R. Henry ‘98 (11)
Stephen F. Jackson ‘79-Life (2)
Marc A. Jackson ‘08 *
Robert E. Jagodzinski ‘72-Life (8)
Robert R. Kratus ‘71-Life (13)
Sean P. McNally ‘09 (2) *
Caileen M. McNally ‘10 *
James L. Neely ‘10 *
Robert E. Novak ‘10 *
Terrance P. Power ‘78-Life
Kelly E. Shaffer ‘08 (2) *
Douglas D. Smith CFV ‘75-Life
Christopher P. Swanson ‘08 (2) *
Elizabeth Basich ‘06
Ashley M. Baker ‘10 *
Jason L. Bryant ‘09 *
Megan Di’Natale ‘10 *
Marissa Doctrove ‘08-Life (3)
Michelle M. Garcia ‘10 *
Craig Gilardi ‘09-Life (2) *
Christopher B. Hansen ‘09 *
Andrea R. Hart ‘08
Randy A. Joseph ‘07 (2) *
Johnny H. Le ‘10 *
Mary-Bridget Paradise ‘10 *
Akash J. Patel ‘10 *
Francis T. Veigle CFV ‘04 (4)
Madeline Viera ‘10 *
Natalie B. Weinstein ‘09 *
Viviana M. Werner ‘10 *
Central Michigan
Hana L. Abboud ‘09 *
Danielle F. Antuna ‘10 *
Vanessa Atanasoski ‘10 *
Kathryn D. Bates ‘10 *
Xiaochen Bi ‘10 *
Matthew M. Bianchi ‘10 *
Loren J. Bidle ‘72-Life (7)
Erik B. Brace ‘10 *
Alessandra M. Ciaramitaro ‘10 *
Emily M. Cook ‘09 *
Deanna R. Dixson ‘10 *
John J. Doyle ‘10 *
Erin M. Dye ‘10 *
Magenta E. Eggertsen ‘09 *
Andrea N. Fontenot ‘09 *
Wesley L. Futch ‘09 *
Lauren N. Gurd ‘10 *
Kelly L. Hess ‘89-Life
Paige A. Horan ‘10 *
Jeffrey J. Horning ‘09 *
Kara L. Johnson ‘10 *
Rajaramana R. Kova ‘10 *
Jonathon C. Leach ‘10 *
Morgan T. Leaym ‘10 *
Kristi L. Lewis ‘87-Life (3)
Brian G. Long ‘65-Life (13)
Brittany E. Melvin ‘10 *
Taylor N. Merriman ‘10 *
Tiffany D. Middleton ‘09 *
Michele A. Mullett ‘10 *
Anastasia D. Netto ‘10 *
Gregory A. Nixon ‘70-Life (7)
Jacob P. Ogden ‘09 *
Timothy R. Perna *
Larissa Petroff ‘10 *
Mary E. Proch ‘09 *
Kathryn H. Repicky ‘10 *
Artus L. Ricumstrict *
Nicole R. Rieck *
Lauren M. Rossi ‘10 *
Alexandria Schauer ‘10 *
Dan Schwartz ‘09 *
Joseph M. Shirely ‘10 *
Timothy A. Snell ‘09 *
Courtney J. Squanda ‘10 *
Tejesh Sumanam ‘10 *
Emma M. Supanich ‘10 *
Christian Y. Temmo ‘09 *
Kirsten N. Trombly ‘09 *
Jessica L. Twarog ‘10 *
Roger J. Vella ‘09 *
Joshua A. Wallner ‘10 *
Central Washington
Kristen Adamson ‘06 (5)
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Stephanie C. Azure-George ‘09 *
Thomas P. Curran ‘05 (3) *
Micheal E. Dickson CFV ‘02
Allison M. Edmisten ‘10 *
Peter A. Euston ‘07 (2) *
Katherine A. Hanke ‘98 (5)
Jessica Parks ‘10 *
Brooke L. Saul CFV ‘06-Life (2)
Scott D. Todd ‘02
Corey I. White ‘10 *
Meghan G. Wright ‘05 (5)
Chapman
Christina M. Buhl ‘08
Justin A. Guerra ‘01 (5)
Ashlee A. Guerra ‘03 (5)
Helena Nguyen ‘01 (10)
Monica N. Nieto ‘04 (2)
David C. Piper ‘01-Life (10)
Mackenzie D. Ulrikson ‘06-Life (6)
Andrea J. Vickery ‘01 (7)
Charleston
Alicia S. Bouie ‘08 (3) *
Sallie O. Bowers ‘10 *
Chelsea N. Buscher ‘09 (2) *
Asriel N. Childs ‘10 *
Fredricka M. Dillard ‘07 (3) *
Zykeedric A. Free ‘10 *
Jimmy T. Freeman ‘08 (3) *
Carla R. Goodson CFV ‘04-Life (3)
Jalisa M. Greene ‘10 *
Myles Jackson ‘08 (3) *
Ciera M. Jones ‘09 *
Latonya M. Logan ‘08 (3) *
Ameerah N. Mills ‘10 *
Marsh D. Moton ‘10 *
Coty R. Murphy ‘10 *
Quentin-LaMonte L. Ramsey ‘09 (2) *
Danetra C. Richardson ‘08 (3) *
Rawlin S. Simmons ‘08 (3) *
Stephanie E. Thomas ‘10 *
Christopher Newport
Faith M. Albers ‘08 *
Robert J. Baker ‘09 *
Kristin Blaser ‘07 (2)
Chelsea S. Bremner ‘09 *
Trey P. Brundige ‘09 *
Patrick K. Crow ‘06
Kelsie M. Dodd ‘09 *
Kristen K. Duca ‘09 *
Charles W. Edson ‘07
Jemal J. Harris ‘09 *
Laura Hoffman ‘05
Christa M. Huebner ‘09 (2) *
Lauren B. Kelly ‘10 *
Bryan M. King ‘10 *
Morgan M. Lindsay ‘10 *
Douglas P. Orleski ‘09 *
Eduardo Rivera Greenwood ‘10 *
Shelly L. Rossi ‘10 *
Thomas J. Shaw ‘09 *
Brittany J. Shumate ‘10 *
Michelle C. Sinibaldi ‘07 (2)
Jennifer E. Steel ‘05
Jefferson H. Teller ‘92-Life (5)
Dustin C. Tracoma ‘09 *
Samuel R. Battan ‘07
Kent R. Hastings ‘62-Life (7)
William A. Hertlein ‘07 (3)
Jennifer H. Kuhn CFV ‘99-Life (10)
Matt Teitelbaum ‘00-Life (7)
Colorado College
Gordon L. Snider ‘37-Life (3) + #
Colorado State
Vicky R. Dix ‘91-Life
Ashton E. Hubbard ‘09 *
Mark K. Kerwood ‘06 (5)
Sophie Lane-Wierzba ‘08 (2) *
Jessica Monroe ‘02 (8)
Irene M. Nissen ‘06 (5)
Chelsea L. Rump ‘07 (2) *
Melanee S. Sprenkel ‘10 *
Sara E. Vallejos ‘09 (2) *
Columbia
Wesley W. Allen ‘61-Life (13)
Richard D. Clark ‘49-Life (19)
Fred G. Ronai ‘53
Connecticut
Cari A. Goldner ‘10 (2) *
Jarvis D. Graham ‘10 *
Daniel A. Hanley ‘10 (2) *
Cornell
Louis W. Petro ‘74-Faculty (3)
Gary L. Pilawski ‘69-Life (6)
Ralph H. Proctor ‘69-Life (5)
Patricia A. Schum ‘90
Robert A. Spansky ‘62-Life (19)
Gerard T. Staeger ‘80-Life (13)
Donald H. Van Hove ‘60-Life (11)
John L. Van Vliet ‘62-Life (7)
Sebastin L. May ‘09 *
Cameron M. McAliley ‘10 *
Megan L. Mutscheller ‘09 *
Aayushi Naik ‘10 *
Paul G. Naoum ‘09 *
Britany N. Nowell ‘09 (2) *
Samantha C. Oliver ‘09 *
Olutoni O. Oyelowo ‘10 *
Kelly L. Padgett ‘10 *
Detroit (Evening)
Kourtney P. Parker ‘10 *
Gerald E. La Motte ‘65-Life (6)
Janki S. Patel ‘10 *
Arthur H. Rexin ‘59-Life
Sadina S. Phan ‘10 *
Marie L. Pisani ‘09 *
Drake
Joshua L. Potter ‘09 *
Allen W. Bethell ‘57 (5)
Ernest M. Pugh ‘10 *
Kelvin C. Boyle ‘60 (4)
Charles L. Ramsey ‘10 *
Robert E. Carlson ‘93-Life (15)
Justin T. Raymond ‘10 *
Andrew A. D’Souza ‘82
Kevin D. Register ‘07 *
Jill Johansen Hastey ‘85-Life (19) %
Matthew C. Rodwell ‘10 *
Tracy L. Johnson ‘94
Amy K. Ronner ‘10 *
Kjersten M. Krantz-Odendahl ‘09 (2) * Patrick T. Schrader ‘09 *
Laura A. Menendez ‘07
Daniel R. Seavey ‘10 *
Daniel E. Prall ‘57-Life (9)
Steven D. Such ‘06-Life (5)
Pamela L. Richardson ‘81-Life (19)
Jonathan M. Teaggue ‘09 *
Michael J. Tangen, IAR ‘75-Life
Stephon A. Thomas ‘10 *
Suzanne M. Ward ‘92-Life (15)
Timothy I. Umeofia ‘09 *
Chad S. Whipple ‘00 (3)
Gabrielle A. Williams ‘10 *
Elliott H. Woodbury ‘65-Life
Christine E. Wilson ‘09 *
Ravi H. Patel ‘08-Life
Matthew G. Wooden ‘08 *
Francis J. Yeager ‘08 *
East Carolina
Eric M. Sontag ‘03
Creighton
Scott E. Billings ‘86 (10)
Eric M. Bodman CFV ‘04-Life (6)
Gerald F. Petersen ‘60 (2)
Becky A. Smouse ‘96-Life (8)
Dayton
Thomas V. Ferrero ‘65-Life (6)
Zachary R. Frey ‘11 *
Patricia A. Lammers ‘11 *
John A. Ostapuck ‘66-Life (7)
Timothy M. Petric ‘68-Life
Delaware
Charlene Tan ‘09
Denver
Louis C. Golm ‘62-Life (4)
Chelsea E. Hardy ‘10 *
Alex C. McDonald ‘55-Life (2)
Brandon J. Mandarino ‘07-Life (4)
Detroit (Day)
Francis G. Doherty ‘50-Life (3)
Robert W. Jassoy ‘60 (5)
James P. Parrino ‘68-Life (13)
Amanda C. Alfonso ‘10 *
Eric J. Anthony ‘06 (2)
Chandni S. Barot ‘10 *
Michael T. Bennett ‘10 *
Eric M. Billing ‘09 *
Courtney L. Cason ‘07 *
Ryan P. Chadwell ‘10 *
Carol E. Chin-Fatt ‘00
Georgia A. Collier ‘07 *
Robert J. Conners ‘10 *
Theresa M. DeCosta ‘10 *
Terresa L. Dent ‘10 *
Michael E. Doherty ‘09 *
Julian A. Gomez ‘10 *
Adrian J. Harris ‘10 *
Camille M. Hefner ‘09 *
Cassandra J. Hundertmark ‘10 *
Kaitlyn M. Ihly ‘10 *
Zana W. Ismail ‘10 *
Brittiany N. Jenkins ‘09 *
Decoda Johnson ‘08 *
Mahoganie S. Jones ‘10 *
Claire A. Judd ‘08 *
Hiral V. Kamdar ‘09 (2) *
Anna M. Keith ‘10 *
Chase T. Kessinger ‘10 *
Yunheh A. Kim ‘10 *
Jessica L. Lamb ‘10 *
Eastern Kentucky
Angel L. Ayers ‘10 *
James M. Copeland ‘10-Hon (3)
William Hogan ‘10 *
Kaci N. Knack ‘09 *
Ashley Morris ‘10 *
Amber N. North ‘08 (2) *
Celeste D. Washington ‘10 *
Eastern Michigan
Michael J. Archer ‘72 (7)
Michele L. Blinder ‘95 (2)
Donald C. Cundy ‘70-Life (19)
Katharine A. Denham ‘92-Life (5)
Jeffrey E. Frank ‘86-Life (17)
James T. Low ‘68-Life (13)
Robert J. Weins ‘74-Life
Eastern Washington
Charles R. Sundgren ‘75-Life
Pamela G. Tupling ‘87
Elon
Kathryne E. Burns ‘08 *
Kathleen J. Cashmark ‘91-Life (3)
Ronald Chang ‘09 *
Donna L. Cooke ‘01
Mary Harwick ‘09 *
Alumni Gifts by Decade of Initiation
350
300
Cincinnati
250
LeAnne M. Anklan ‘03 (6)
C Kevin Armstrong ‘92-Life (6)
Paul J. Brinker ‘84-Life (14) +
Kelly M. Burke Kaine ‘87-Life (2)
Gregory L. Gabbard ‘90-Life (10)
Alex J. Howell ‘03
Steven R. Ludwig ‘87-Life (8)
Benjamin D. Mallin ‘47-Life (5)
Harold E. Massie ‘60-Life (7)
Brian L. Schultz ‘88-Life
Lane N. Velayo ‘00-Life (10)
John G. Waechter ‘69
Jeffrey A. Wasserstrom ‘77 (6)
Clarkson
Bruce V. Beck ‘61-Life
Robert R. Stolte ‘63-Life (3)
Ashley N. Thomas ‘08 *
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100
50
Christopher M. Kanoy ‘09 *
Megan E. Kenny ‘02 (7)
Erika M. Lamanna ‘06 (4)
Carolyn Whittier ‘08 *
Emory
William D. Barker ‘48-Life (10)
Ashley Belmer ‘10 *
Matthew A. Kelsey ‘06 (5)
James K. Tabb ‘49-Life
Charles H. Yates ‘49 (5)
Florida
Richard J. Ashbrook CFV ‘93-Life
Jody A. Barry ‘82
Scot A. Bennett ‘77
Randall L. Haines ‘65-Life (4)
Andrew F. Ingley ‘94-Life (4)
Michael Janicki ‘77-Life
Bum S. Kim ‘07 (3)
Daniel J. McCleary ‘00 (7)
Barry I. Meyer ‘72-Life (4)
Anthony T. Meyer ‘96-Life (12)
Grant S. Morehead ‘92-Life
Nicholas A. Myers CFV ‘99-Life +
Roy T. Olsen ‘63-Life (9)
Walter J. Smith ‘65-Life (11)
Stephen E. Smith ‘86-Life (3)
Clifford Stern ‘74-Life (6)
Jesus V. Velasco ‘73-Life (4)
Andrea L. Zable ‘89
Florida A&M
Rernard J. Allen CFV ‘06-Life
Chathya K. Chandler ‘06 (2)
Dominique D. Drake ‘06
Tyrone D. Smith ‘06-Life (5)
Brian A. Waritay ‘06 (3) *
Florida Atlantic
Shamicka Lynch ‘09 *
Priscilla C. Michel ‘10 *
Elizee Milhomme CFV ‘02 (2)
Dennis S. Palkon ‘04-Faculty (7)
Corey Pronman ‘09 *
Florida International
Carlos M. Acevedo ‘09 (2) *
Sheena Chiong ‘09 *
Alexander T. Cool ‘08
Rafael A. De Armas ‘10-Life (2) *
Mohales Deis ‘09 *
Ryan E. Drepaul ‘10 *
Jacqueline M. Ginarte CFV ‘04 (2)
Paige C. Hanna ‘10 *
Ruel A. James ‘08 *
Janice Leon ‘10 *
Richard J. Lopez ‘08-Life *
Alexis P. Perdomo CFV ‘92-Life (11) %
Patricia S. Perdomo ‘93-Life (12)
Samadhi Pineda ‘04
Gabriella E. Santiago ‘09 *
Erica Sheldon ‘10 *
Raghav Suri ‘10-Life *
Florida State
Preston L. Baswell ‘53-Life
Samuel T. Blackburn ‘85-Life (8)
Kelly Budnick ‘08 (2) *
Alanna Cortolillo ‘01
Robin J. Gethings ‘90 (4)
Nick G. Gonzalez ‘10 *
Pablo J. Gutierrez ‘10 *
Allison L. Harper CFV ‘94-Life (7)
William L. Koleszar ‘86-Life (13)
Kathryn M. Meyer ‘97 (8)
Cynthia Nobles ‘00 (6)
John W. Quesenberry ‘95-Life (5)
Scott M. Ruggiero ‘04
Kenneth L. Sjoberg ‘91-Life (6)
Fordham
Anthanette M. Fields ‘94-Life
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78
143
124
146
155
349
1930s
1940s
1950s
1960s
1970s
1980s
1990s
2000s
Fort Hays State
Ronald J. Chartier ‘96
Mark A. Griffin ‘84
Donald D. Hickman ‘66-Life (5)
Fraternity-wide Scholarship Recipients
The Alpha Kappa Psi Foundation manages numerous fraternity-wide scholarship endowments. Established by
alumni and/or family members, interest income from these endowments are used to support annual scholarships. The
following individuals received more than $23,000 in scholarships by the foundation for the 2011-12 academic year.
Mark. B. Buente
George Washington ‘09
William A. Donnelly
Scholarship
Nuemi Castaneda
Eastern Washington ‘10
J.D. Sparks
Scholarship
David J. Conway
George Washington ‘10
J.D. Sparks
Scholarship
Gabrielle Darville
Southern Mississippi ‘09
William A. Donnelly
Scholarship
Courtney L. Davis
Rutgers ‘10
Andrew P. Duli
Scholarship
Nicholas P. Eyer
Ohio State ‘09
William A. Donnelly
Scholarship
Gabrielle E.M. Green
George Washington ‘10
Stephen and Chrissy Vasquez
Scholarship
Dane C. Harris
Louisiana Tech ‘10
William A. Donnelly
Scholarship
Sarah A. Hess
Toledo ‘10
William A. Donnelly
Scholarship
Aaron M. Mariano
Nevada - Las Vegas ‘08
William A. Donnelly
Scholarship
Jillian N. Masucci
Stetson ‘09
William A. Donnelly
Scholarship
Anna A. Merkoulova
American ‘10
William A. Donnelly
Scholarship
Willie T. Reaves Jr.
Nicholas J. Pesce
Nelson M. Rodriguez
Emory ‘09
SUNY - Geneseo ‘10
Florida ‘07
Theodore G. Ehrsam John S. and Jennie J. Palkon née Lis William A. Donnelly
Scholarship
Scholarship
Scholarship
Derek J. Rogers
George Washington ‘09
William A. Donnelly
Scholarship
Yuwen Ruan
Stetson ‘10
William A. Donnelly
Scholarship
Daniel J. Ruffley
Miami (Ohio) ‘10
Jesse H. Bert
Scholarship
Emily R. Silber
Connecticut ‘10
Stephen and Chrissy Vasquez
Scholarship
Miakka N. Smith
North Texas ‘09
Jeffrey L. Vander Waal
Scholarship
Leilani Soto
Florida International ‘08
William A. Donnelly
Scholarship
Carley R. Stieg
Drake ‘08
William A. Donnelly
Scholarship
Dayna W. Thomas
Georgia State ‘10
William A. Donnelly
Scholarship
Dai T. Trinh
Washington State ‘10
Stephen and Chrissy Vasquez
Scholarship
Anne M. Waldner
Georgia ‘08
William D. Reeves
Scholarship
Jamie Wong
Portland State
William E. Westerdahl
Scholarship
Michelle Y. Noh
Calgary ‘10
Kenneth W. Hufford
Scholarship
Rachel Ruderman
Michigan ‘10
John S. and Jennie J. Palkon née Lis
Scholarship
Lisa A. Nemnich ‘05-Life
Maynard F. Oliverius ‘65
Andrew A. Rupp ‘74-Life (7)
Lyle T. Staab ‘76-Life (6)
Milton M. Trujillo ‘65
Gannon
Noelle A. Blank ‘10 *
Miriam R. Cersovski ‘08 *
Brian J. Davis ‘92-Life (8)
Patricia L. Eline ‘04 (5)
Christopher P. Meehan ‘90-Life (16)
Scott E. Miller ‘91-Life
George Washington
Affan N. Ahmed ‘10 *
Amanda E. Areces ‘11-Hon (3)
Ridhi Arora ‘10 *
Michael C. Barnett ‘08 *
Danielle A. Barsky ‘09 *
Mira Bhatia ‘10 *
Chong Leng C. Chan ‘10 *
Taylor L. Coughlin ‘10 *
Sarah E. Dalia ‘09 *
Shakeera K. Datwani ‘09 *
Jacob Deitcher ‘10 *
Charlotte R. Doney ‘10 (2) *
Akshay Gandhi ‘10 *
Brooke Ganes ‘11 *
Louis R. Giorgi ‘10 *
Gabrielle E. Green ‘10 *
Matthew Heymann ‘08 (3) *
Nan Hu ‘11 *
Dian D. Hu ‘10 *
Logan H. Jeffs ‘10 *
Ha Rin Kang ‘10 *
Minhae Kang ‘09 *
Allison M. Karr ‘10 *
Sarah E. Lefferts ‘08 (4)
Alison B. Lichtenstein ‘09 *
Nupur Moondra ‘09 (2) *
Kadin S. Nazkani ‘09 *
James H. Nero ‘68-Life (3)
Rina S. Patel ‘09 *
Niharika N. Reddy ‘10 *
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Samantha Seker ‘11 *
Abhishek Singh ‘10 *
Nina S. Steward ‘10 *
Camille E. Stuppard ‘10 *
Kristen Van Nest ‘08
Meryl Winslow ‘10 *
Nicole Wogu ‘11 *
Wei S. Xue ‘10 *
Summer H. Zhang ‘10 *
Case Competition
In February, chapters competed in the foundation’s Case Competition at each of the five Principled Business Leadership Institute
locations. Teams placing first, second and third place at each location were awarded $1,500, $750 and $500 in scholarships from
the foundation’s Carlton J. Siegler Scholarship Fund.
Georgetown
Julie J. Kim ‘10 *
Georgia
Curtis V. Armstrong ‘65
Bridget N. Bambenek ‘10 *
Susan C. Cadwallader ‘80-Life
Donald S. Chapman ‘59-Life (6)
Arthur J. Finley ‘66 (12)
Shelby J. Gilleland ‘96
Maywood O. Lawrence ‘65 (4)
Leonardo Manzione ‘08 *
Thomas R. Merritt ‘55 (3)
Georgia State
Mark W. Alexander ‘95
Eldon A. Bailey ‘59-Life (5)
J. Smith Harrison ‘76-Life (7)
Karan A. Hennessy ‘83-Life
Robert O. Hunt ‘70-Life (4)
Coco S. Hunter ‘07
Marcos A. Kerbel ‘65-Life (5)
Andrew M. Lubsey ‘93
Elena C. Mills-Robinson ‘09 *
William D. Reeves ‘59-Life (17)
Delia G. Tillman ‘94-Life (2)
Georgia Tech
Christopher D. Bryan ‘10 *
I-Wah Chang ‘10 *
John D. Dunham ‘05
Michael B. Eckert ‘92
Sydney Mobley ‘10 *
Herschel H. Parikh ‘08 (2) *
Jane K. Park ‘09 (2) *
Min Sun Park ‘09 (2) *
Christina M. Ruiz ‘09 (2) *
Corrado D. Sammarco ‘02
Jesus M. Sandoval ‘79-Life (6)
Aditya Singhal ‘09 (2) *
Daniel Sohn ‘10 *
David Vigil ‘08 (3) *
Justin J. Yen ‘09 (2) *
Gonzaga
Dane W. Hofbauer ‘03
Benjamin J. Triffo ‘07
Foundation Vice Chairman Steve Vasquez with Chicago’s third place Case Competition
team from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
Atlanta
1st: Phoenician Solutions from the Xi Sigma Chapter at Florida International University
2nd: Brooklyn Bridge Consulting from the Beta Upsilon Chapter at the University of South Carolina
3rd: O.L.D. Gold Consulting Group from the Omega Xi Chapter at Florida A&M University
Chicago
1st Place: Sapphire Sales and Associates from the Upsilon Chapter at the University of Missouri
2nd Place: Zeitgeist from the Xi Psi Chapter at Illinois State University
3rd Place: KDTC Dynamics from the Delta Phi Chapter at the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee
Carol R. Carter ‘76-Life (6)
Mollie A. Moyer ‘81-Life
Hardin-Simmons
Philadelphia
Louis E. Flores ‘92
Reno
1st: LTG Consulting from the Upsilon Psi Chapter at the University of California – Davis
2nd: CRITO Consultants from the Psi Omega Chapter at Santa Clara University
3rd: Renegade Consulting from the Pi Tau Chapter at Stanford University
Gary L. Epperson ‘92-Hon/Life (19) +
Houston
William A. Banks ‘02
Jennifer Garcia ‘08 *
Crystal S. Guillory ‘08 (2) *
Averi E. Holliman ‘08 *
Harry F. Potts ‘04
CASE
COMPETITION
Howard
Whitney L. Boyles ‘09
Leonard R. Carlson ‘65
Colin L. Carr ‘09 *
Daniel A. Christman ‘09 (2) *
Melvin E. Nefzger ‘62-Life
Harold C. White ‘60-Faculty (8)
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Illinois
Katherine S. Dahlenburg ‘76-Life (8)
Thomas J. Duffy ‘63-Life (18)
Jenifer A. Giger ‘80-Life
John T. Havens ‘46-Life (6)
John E. Kessler ‘61-Life
Jennifer Naylor ‘94
James G. Nussbaum ‘59-Life (5)
Lumir S. Palma ‘37 +
Theodore F. Smith ‘59-Life (7)
Brent C. Stern ‘04
William F. Templin ‘41-Life (19)
Maurice C. Workman ‘48-Life (19)
Illinois - Chicago
Jeff Acasio ‘10 *
Kevin D. Esparza ‘82-Life (2)
William K. Bissey ‘61-Life (14) +
Timothy W. Daniels ‘06-Life (5)
Rebecca E. Dorf ‘82
Lawrence A. Friend ‘63-Life (6)
Gordon I. Gerbick ‘47-Life (18)
George E. Hahn ‘57 (5)
Robert T. Hawkins ‘63 (3)
Charles H. Krueger ‘57 (10)
Jack E. McLaughlin ‘46
Tricia P. Mulcare ‘95-Life (10) %
Christopher J. Mulvihill ‘80-Life (8)
Robert C. Nelson ‘47-Life (15)
Brian D. Parker ‘93-Life (14)
Terry J. Robinson ‘80-Life (9)
Harry L. Stoll ‘52
Indiana State
Marilyn Akwo-Bekolo ‘09 *
DeAndre’ M. Bailey ‘09 *
Kristen D. Price ‘09-Life (2)
Idaho State
Incarnate Word College
Indiana
1st Place: Beijing-Relations Consulting from the Psi Rho Chapter at the University of Connecticut
2nd Place: Team Gold Kicks from the Omega Zeta Chapter at Binghamton University
3rd Place: Team Archetype from the Alpha Chapter at New York University
Hoosier Alumni
Illinois Wesleyan
Zahra Lalani ‘10 *
Edward B. Rust ‘70-Life (2)
Dallas
1st Place: B.A.T. Consulting from the Beta Chi Chapter at Louisiana State University
2nd Place: G. Consulting from the Xi Omicron Chapter at the University of Texas – San Antonio
3rd Place: D.A.T. from the Beta Chi Chapter at Louisiana State University
Gustavus Adolphus
Matthew I. Connor ‘08 (2) *
Erik C. Cooper ‘09 (2) *
Leigh Cunningham ‘10 *
Princess De Leon ‘10 *
Jessica Droege ‘10 *
Alexandria M. Dyschkant ‘08 (2) *
Lauren A. Fialkowski ‘09 *
Rose Ford ‘10 *
Catherine Frackowiak ‘10 *
Antonio Garcia ‘10 *
Andrew J. Genzler ‘10 *
Pablo Geronimo ‘10 *
Mark Glasser ‘10 *
Tomasz Gliszewski ‘10 *
Cynthia D. Gomez ‘09 (2) *
Patton S. Hammond ‘09 (2) *
Cherie A. Harshman ‘08-Life (3)
Clifford Ho ‘10 *
Andrea Ibarra ‘10 *
Anjali Khetarpal ‘10 *
Ashwin V. Korvadi ‘10 *
Adam D. Kostopoulos ‘08 *
Bryant Lee ‘10 *
Rachel Luckett ‘10 *
Qiyuan Lui ‘09 (2) *
Sonya Luthra ‘10 *
Terrance Mayfield ‘10 *
Louisa Ng ‘10 *
Brian Oommen ‘08 *
Breece A. Pignaz ‘10 *
Alex Qian ‘10 *
Beatrice Quach ‘09 (2) *
Christina M. Roberts ‘10 *
Allan J. Rohr ‘66-Life (18)
Camille Sanchez ‘09 (2) *
Natalie J. Santos ‘09 (2) *
Jose L. Sese ‘10 *
Jamie Shah ‘08 (2) *
Timothy Spears ‘10 *
Magdalena Szudy ‘09 (2) *
Tiana Terrell ‘10 *
Daniel Turkewitz ‘09 (2) *
Raul Valdez ‘10 *
Rebecca Villarreal ‘10 *
Nicholas T. Voutiritsas ‘09 (2) *
Garrett D. Wilson ‘08 (3) *
Winny Wong ‘10 *
Rim Yahia ‘10 *
Maricela Zapian CFV ‘07-Life (4)
Christina Zitello ‘09 (2) *
Shruthi Ajjampur ‘08 (3) *
Kathryn S. Almeda ‘10 *
Tuba Arshad ‘09 (2) *
Alyssa R. Bequeaith ‘09 (2) *
Daniel S. Buckingham ‘10 *
Raul G. Chavez ‘07 (2) *
Gina Clark ‘10 *
Erika V. Comoro ‘10 *
Melinda S. Bierman ‘07
Jacob Braunecker ‘09 (2) *
James D. Bridges ‘09 *
Curt Bromm ‘06 (2)
Dustin M. Bryant ‘07-Life (3)
Janae D. Buckner ‘08 (2) *
Lindsey M. Butorac ‘08 (2) *
Brenda S. Chappell ‘91 (5)
Lana M. Clifton ‘07 (3)
Ashley Cribelar ‘05
Jennifer M. Eastridge ‘06
Chelsea C. Ebaugh ‘10 (2) *
CASE COMPETITION
Alison L. Gehring ‘07 (3)
Morgan E. Godden ‘09 (2) *
William G. Hamblen ‘09 (2) *
Michael R. Hanley ‘04
Angela M. Harden ‘08 (2)
Michael P. Haseley ‘03
Derek A. Heinz ‘10 (2) *
Michael D. Hickox ‘09 (2) *
Gregory G. Hollis ‘10 (2) *
Brandon R. Hunter ‘06 (2)
Matthew E. Illingworth ‘09 *
Maulik K. Khatadia ‘03 (2)
Katie R. Ladson ‘05
Sara Ladson ‘05
Kendra B. Lindsey ‘08 *
David S. Long ‘10 *
David L. Lund ‘09 (2) *
Jessica May ‘05 (2)
Lindsay D. Mayo ‘08
Whitney N. O’Brien ‘06 (2)
Sara R. Phillips ‘08 *
John Pigg ‘06
Andrew K. Pyle ‘06 (3)
Bartholomew J. Robertson ‘05
BethAnne Robinson ‘05
Kristen L. Steiner ‘07
Jeremy W. Thompson ‘07 (2)
Danielle N. Thompson ‘06
Willie L. Winters ‘04 (4)
Iowa
Robert L. Anderson ‘54 (8)
Ronald W. Cerutti ‘85-Life (2)
Tony C. Clark ‘74-Life (19)
Courtney Cox Smith ‘93-Life (7)
Jonathan A. Dahlman ‘08 *
Chris A. Dobel ‘11-Honorary
Nancy A. Ghizzone ‘89-Life (15)
George L. Grovert ‘61 (4)
Brittany A. Hein ‘98 (2) %
Kenneth J. Kolbet ‘61-Life (3)
John H. Larsen ‘56
Pamela A. Miksell CFV ‘96-Life (5)
Robert E. Richardson ‘76-Life (19) %
Jim C. Ridenour ‘56-Life
Lindsey A. Roman ‘08 *
Michael P. Scott ‘93-Honorary
Wayne D. Walters ‘65-Life (7)
Jeffrey B. Warner ‘84-Life (14)
William H. Weresch ‘65-Life (5)
Lazarious D. Reeder ‘09 (2) *
Tiffany M. Richardson ‘09 (2) *
Ninma H. Sheshi ‘10-Life *
Rodney B. Smith ‘09 (2) *
Rhyan A. Swanson ‘09 (2) *
JeLisa Tanniehill ‘09 (2) *
Malcolm J. Thomas ‘10 *
Isabel T. Virgille ‘10 *
Desi E. Washington ‘10 *
Leroy A. Wright ‘10 *
James Madison
Stephan T. Austria ‘08-Life
Patricia A. Grinnell ‘08
Jeffrey L. Kane ‘91-Life (9)
Meredith D. Kane ‘93-Life (9)
Patrick R. McQuillan ‘91-Life (4)
Matthew J. Phillips ‘09 (2) *
Jonathan C. Pilchard ‘10 *
Christopher J. Susil ‘92-Life (2)
John Carroll
William C. Drummond ‘65-Life
Sterling P. Shand ‘05
Johns Hopkins
Timothy W. Schwedes ‘05
Kansas State
Pamela L. Bergsten ‘91-Life (10)
Linsey R. Bolte ‘08 *
Alissa M. Millard ‘06-Life (4)
Jaza Montgomery ‘08 (2) *
Bruce E. Peters ‘66-Life (13)
Samantha J. Schuckman ‘09 (2) *
Ashley N. Shellnut ‘08 *
Heather D. Stos ‘09 (2) *
Sydney A. Sutherland ‘09 *
Phillip J. Thompson ‘72 (8)
Kyle G. Tipton ‘09 (2) *
Christine VanderPutten ‘10 *
Allison M. Williamson ‘09 *
Jordan A. Young ‘10 *
Kentucky
Zachary J. Purol ‘08 (4) *
Andrew Ralston ‘10 *
Megan A. Reeves ‘10 *
Evan D. Schroader ‘08 (3) *
Meredith Scott ‘10 *
Atreyo Sengupta ‘10 *
Abdel- Sater Shalash ‘09 (2) *
Brendan Squillante ‘09 (2) *
Bennie Stephens ‘10 *
Evan Sun ‘10 *
Alex M. Taylor ‘09 (3) *
Brooks A. Teasley ‘09 (3) *
Preston Theiss ‘10 *
Sarah R. Thornsberry ‘08 (3) *
Trevor Turner ‘10 *
Chelsea Vanegas ‘10 *
Kathleen A. Volker ‘09 (3) *
Kyle M. Von Handorf ‘08 (3) *
Patrick J. Walker ‘09 (2) *
Kristen Wathen ‘10 *
Andrew Wilson ‘07 (3) *
Jennifer A. Ydoate ‘09 (3) *
John Yeh ‘10 *
Andrew Zavakos ‘09 (3) *
Lamar
Quentin Bellard ‘01
Michelle Grichuk ‘08
Courtney C. Harrison CFV ‘05-Life (6)
Lipscomb
Angel A. Davis ‘04
Robert J. Forstall ‘62-Life (2)
Lock Haven
Amelia L. Games ‘10 *
James W. Geiger ‘10 *
Katherine E. Henry ‘10 *
Herman M. Hong ‘87-Life (9)
Amy T. Jackson ‘07
Zach W. Johnson ‘10 *
Sonica Jutla ‘09 *
Thomas A. Kay ‘10 *
Virginia L. Kostka ‘09 *
Stephanie Lim ‘10 *
Tiffany Lim ‘10 *
Frances Lonergan ‘09 *
Stathis K. Mellos ‘10 *
Jeffrey S. Michel ‘09 *
Ana Claudia K. Michelini ‘10 *
Michael P. Moffat ‘09 *
Katherine L. Osberg ‘09 *
Kristin M. Papierski ‘10 *
Katherine J. Rackow ‘10 *
Deepika V. Rao ‘09 *
Puja Shah ‘10 *
Chelsie K. Stokes ‘10 *
Sean P. Sweeney ‘10 *
Veronika V. Vasileva ‘10 *
Karl D. Vehlow ‘09 *
Richard R. Yetter ‘56 (5)
Michael Young ‘09 *
Loyola New Orleans
Jacqueline M. Mosier ‘04
Maine
Samantha C. Fox ‘10 *
Nicolaos L. Lemieux ‘09
Paul F. Early ‘99-Life
Manchester
Alexander B. Hambleton CFV ‘02 (6) Jonathan Ellis ‘03 (4)
David Wilding ‘03 (2)
Jennifer R. Salamh ‘02 (4)
Louisiana State
Heather S. Alfinito ‘10 *
Kyle P. Allen ‘09 *
Devon Bartholomay ‘09 *
Alexa R. Becnel ‘09 *
Melissa Breen ‘09 *
Michael R. Brown ‘09 *
Nicholas Bustamante ‘09 *
Jordan K. Clements ‘08 *
Travis J. Dorroh ‘09 *
Erin E. Goodman ‘09 *
Jared M. Greco ‘09 *
Nicholas Gremillion ‘09 *
Jacquelyn R. Harris ‘08 *
Juan C. Hernandez ‘07 *
Ryan Hernandez ‘09 *
Cynthia C. Hook ‘07 *
Nick Hyde ‘09 *
Ebony C. Iheanacho ‘07 *
Abraham Kunen ‘10 *
Erin M. Landry ‘07 *
Natalie L. Lecompte ‘09 *
Jessica L. Mostaccero ‘07 *
Kelsey E. Norris ‘09 *
Aimee T. Pham ‘09 *
Allen C. Radkovich ‘08 *
Alison N. Rieder ‘10 *
Steven J. Rife ‘07 *
Holly M. Rockenbaugh ‘08 *
Jorge N. Rodriguez ‘10 *
Leda D. Williams ‘09 *
Valarie D. Williams ‘09 *
Kimberly Wilson ‘09 *
Christopher S. Allen ‘09 (3) *
Claire Archibald ‘09 (2) *
Hana Ateeq ‘10 *
Alexander B. Atkinson ‘08 (3) *
Scott D. Augsback ‘09 (3) *
Thaddeus Blevins ‘09 (2) *
Iowa State
Mary Jo Boles ‘08 (3) *
Brooke M. Barker ‘10 *
Brandon S. Boyd ‘03 (2)
Amal A. Basaffar *
James Brockman ‘10 *
Brittany S. Crews ‘10 *
Samuel Bucher ‘10 *
Jennifer J. Dobel CFV ‘01-Life (5)
Robert Carbin ‘10 *
Lacey L. Gray ‘10 *
Elizabeth Casey ‘10 *
Molly H. Haberl ‘08 (2) *
Jerone Chandrakumar ‘09 (2) *
Siyuan He ‘10 *
Matthew Clark ‘09 (2) *
Adrian W. Hollander ‘61-Life (14)
Nicholas R. Clauser ‘10 *
Melanie M. Lenz ‘85
John Clough ‘10 *
Cynthia P. Malim ‘08
Chelsea Corken ‘10 *
Minh Q. Pham ‘10 *
Kayla Cross ‘10 *
William H. Prouty ‘62-Life (4)
Ashley E. Dunn ‘09 (2) *
Melissa J. Stowe CFV ‘98-Life (9) % Clarissa N. Durham ‘09 (2) *
Aaron M. Fons ‘07 (3) *
Jacksonville
Elizabeth B. Gay ‘09 (3) *
Christopher A. Bush ‘84-Life (7)
Paul Gerwe ‘10 *
Elizabeth L. McCullough ‘87-Life (6) % Gabrielle Goble ‘10 *
David W. Simpkins ‘80-Life (8)
Jennifer Harvey ‘10 *
Jeffrey S. Spero ‘86-Life (5)
Andrew J. Hersel ‘03
Meredeth Howard ‘09 (2) *
Jacksonville State
Alexandra M. Izydorek ‘10 *
Alvin Brewer ‘09 (2) *
Louisiana Tech
Zachary D. King ‘09 (2) *
Earl G. Pitre ‘89-Life (5)
Ashley L. Graham ‘09 (2) *
Meredith P. Ladenburger ‘10 *
Jockqwione D. Redmond ‘10 *
Jamini E. Hershberger ‘09 (2) *
Nolan Lowry ‘09 (3) *
Paul E. Turner ‘80-Life (7)
Tisha R. Hewlett ‘10 *
Melissa G. Lucas ‘98 (9)
Demitriah M. Houston ‘10 *
Morgan Lyon ‘10 *
Louisville
Jennifer S. Hulsey ‘09 (2) *
Curtis Madison ‘10 *
Brent A. Jones ‘99-Life (10)
Roy C. Hunter ‘10 *
Patrick Mansfield ‘10 *
Sherry L. Wright ‘01 (10)
Joshua T. Jennings ‘09 (2) *
Lea Mattingly ‘09 (2) *
Rushuanda Johnson ‘10 *
John D. Metz ‘07 (4) *
Joshua M. Jones ‘09 (2) *
Kyla E. Montgomery-Cochran ‘08 (3) * Loyola
Marisa L. Choate ‘09 *
Nana Kufuor ‘09 (2) *
Addison K. Moore ‘09 (2) *
Luke T. Culley ‘10 *
Jessica K. Legette ‘10 *
Clabe Mosley ‘10 *
Dean B. Dolan ‘56
Yvonne A. Miller ‘10 *
Cody Noffsinger ‘09 (2) *
Alberto Fabian ‘09 *
John L. Morton ‘10 *
Chatham Penrod ‘08 (2) *
Robert R. Fuesel ‘56-Life (3)
Andrea L. Moultrie ‘09 (2) *
Victoria L. Philipp ‘08 (3) *
Marist College
Michael J. Coughlin ‘92 (7)
Melissa A. Gasparovic ‘06
Jayme S. Stofko ‘92-Life (16)
Julio A. Torres ‘98 (5)
Marquette
William R. Goldammer ‘54-Life (19)
Leo V. Ryan ‘44-Life (13)
Marshall
Garrett R. Davis ‘10 *
Kayla E. Dodd ‘10 *
Sara E. Freeman ‘09 *
Paul W. Hershberger ‘10 *
Melissa Sayre ‘08 *
Gene R. Scholefield ‘10 *
John E. Skaff ‘77-Life
Stacy M. Swentzel ‘09 *
Tiffini Y. Taylor ‘10 *
Lisa M. Turley ‘86-Life
Steven Vanhorn ‘09 *
Victoria L. Wheeler ‘09 *
Maryland
Nathan R. Adler ‘11 *
Sanford O. Ames ‘10 *
+
Patrick M. Amuso ‘11 *
Jane A. Azzinaro ‘10 *
Rishabh Bajekal ‘10 *
Kristen M. Ballou ‘10 *
Matthew N. Bromiley ‘10 *
Matthew J. Cincotta ‘10 *
Kelsey R. Cohen ‘08
Jack R. Colver ‘11 *
Viraj V. Desai ‘10 *
Lisa M. Dunn ‘11 *
Michelle S. Earle ‘10 *
Aaron M. Fagan ‘10 *
Rohan J. Gandhi ‘11 *
Anne R. Gladding ‘11 *
Max A. Gross ‘11 *
Nico Z. Guetatchew ‘11 *
Meghan K. Gumer ‘11 *
Manjot S. Guraya ‘10 *
Eric X. Hamel ‘11 *
Emily M. Heuver ‘11 *
Asheel J. Kakkad ‘11 *
Matthew W. Kannan ‘11 *
Qiong L. Lan ‘10 *
Austin J. Lee ‘10 *
Brianne D. Levine ‘11 *
Michael J. Lu ‘11 *
Watson Lum ‘11 *
Sahiba K. Malhotra ‘10 *
Kara J. McGrath ‘11 *
Ethan E. Morrow ‘10 *
Sahas M. Narain ‘11 *
Donna Nasserghodsi ‘11 *
Jonathan Rodriguez ‘11 *
Nicholas W. Rust ‘07-Life (4)
Gursean S. Singh ‘10 *
Jeremy A. Stark ‘07 (4)
Kacey L. Tovornik ‘10 *
Austin M. Waldman ‘11 *
Rita Young ‘11 *
Memphis
Renea T. Brown ‘10 *
Sharice L. Collier ‘10 *
Reuben B. Johnson ‘11 *
Joshwa C. Lightfoot ‘10 *
Timishia D. McKenzie ‘10 *
Dionne S. Nealy ‘11 *
Angelica V. Russell ‘10 *
Semaria L. Shaw ‘10 *
Katrina L. White ‘10 *
Sharena R. Williams ‘10 *
Miami
Sabrina R. Bunch ‘08 *
George M. Corrigan ‘47 (4)
Nikole Keen ‘08 *
Lei Li ‘02
Daniel D. Mendoza ‘99-Life (12)
Manuel E. Pravia CFV ‘89-Life (15)
Ilyne B. Sbar ‘88-Life (11)
Aaron N. Turransky ‘10 *
Miami (Ohio)
Michael E. Gerwe ‘56-Life (9)
Genna M. Morocco ‘08 (2)
Sarah Smith ‘07
Neil E. Williams ‘67-Life (3)
Clifford Spangler Society
Recognition club for those who made provisions for Alpha Kappa Psi in their estate plans.
( ) Consecutive Giving
Consecutive years of giving since the 1991-92 campaign are included in parenthesis.
% Matching Gift
Donor was eligible for a matching gift which was received
during the campaign.
*
Yellow Rose Society
Recognition club for those undergraduates who made a mini-
mum contribution of $10.
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Michigan
Robert J. Ancona ‘98
Heath M. Eisman ‘94
Lisa R. Eisman ‘95
H. Roger Secrest ‘48-Life (17)
Charles E. Swanson ‘49-Life (5)
Steven T. Tabac ‘63-Life (9) +
Michigan - Dearborn
Joseph C. Adams ‘79-Life (4)
Randall C. Budden ‘82-Life (10)
Scott A. Drogs ‘88-Life (8)
Stacey M. Drogs ‘90-Life (8)
Edward J. Koss ‘76-Life (10)
Elliott H. Ring ‘76-Life (3)
Michigan State
Paul R. Bailey ‘88-Life (6) +
Louis R. Barkman ‘98-Life (9)
Michael A. Bendert ‘08 *
Michael R. Berard ‘67-Life (5)
Robert F. Garvin ‘59-Life (8)
John R. Hudak ‘85-Life (10)
Gerard W. Kohls ‘74 (3)
Elizabeth Kuczera ‘79-Life
Michael D. Lorenz ‘80-Life (6)
John D. Marion ‘63-Life (5)
Steven M. Patch ‘77-Life (11)
John R. Rachfal ‘62 (10)
Daniel J. Roselli ‘89-Life (7) +
Ella Edwards ‘09 (2) *
Amanda L. Grasshoff ‘08 *
Ayman Y. Khulief ‘10 *
Philip Lueckenotto ‘94
Michael C. Manganelli ‘10 *
Kathryn L. McAdams ‘09 *
Michael S. McKee ‘09 (2) *
Heather R. Morris ‘92-Life (16)
Kellie L. Mueller ‘09 *
Alexander C. Neu ‘09 *
Yevgeniy M. Pogrebnoy ‘10 *
David C. Pottgen ‘09 *
Kathleen M. Salmo ‘10 *
Mark T. Sullivan ‘83 (7)
Kari Torkelson ‘09 *
Cory D. Whitney ‘94
Victoria M. Wood ‘10 *
Missouri Western
Jarred J. Edwards ‘10 *
Ashley E. Falter ‘04 (6)
Amanda A. Hausman ‘09 (2) *
Jessica J. Hills ‘07 (2) *
Cassandra N. Schuster ‘05 (5)
David N. Worth ‘10 *
Montana
Donald F. Stanaway ‘49-Life (5)
Montclair State
Amal Abuelhawa ‘09 *
Victoria Akanbi ‘08 *
Michigan Tech
Milana Ayers ‘08 *
Thomas R. Arbuckle ‘73-Life (4)
Christa S. Brooks ‘10 *
Justin J. Campbell ‘10 *
Middle Tennessee
Jenai N. Copeland ‘09 *
James M. Davis ‘70-Life (3)
Monica Demarco ‘09 *
William J. Dodson ‘02 (5)
Joel D. Diaz ‘01
Victoria L. Kyes CFV ‘03
Latoya Y. Dunkley ‘08 *
Laurie A. Raulston ‘88-Life (13)
Michelle Fleury ‘09 *
Mark C. Raulston ‘91-Life (11)
Dan L. Stubblefield CFV ‘89-Life (11) + Veronica L. Garcia ‘00 (5)
Ciana M. Hamlett ‘10 *
Marcus D. Tompkins ‘09 (2) *
Jasmine M. Hamlette ‘10 *
Terae L. Hargrove ‘10 *
Millikin
Michael J. Haynes-Crawford ‘10 *
Lynn K. Stoike ‘89-Life (3) %
Pamela S. Honores ‘10 *
Tyffani Howard ‘08 *
Minnesota
Farida Jawando ‘09 *
George S. Barquist ‘47 (4)
Adenford Jean-Philippe ‘09 *
Allison Bornstein ‘08 *
Anntasia Johnson ‘09 *
Arthur W. Carlson ‘49-Life (12)
Jennifer F. Johnson ‘93 (8)
Lila M. Chu ‘09 *
Sarah E. Julien ‘08 *
Patrick D. Gaddie ‘04
Nakiah C. May ‘10 *
Kristina Gontcharova ‘07 *
Karrim J. McMillan ‘10 *
Stephen J. Haire ‘66
Andrea Nemeth CFV ‘91-Life (11)
L.V. Bob Hanson ‘49-Life (16)
Jasmyn E. Oliver ‘10 *
Thomas R. Hendry ‘64-Life (6)
James A. Ostic ‘90 (10)
Mallory L. Kumm ‘08 *
Alana A. Ramcharan ‘07 *
Rhianne E. Makovec ‘08 *
Jose E. Salazar ‘10 *
Richard J. Meyer ‘56-Life (18)
Jasmine E. Santiago ‘08 *
Evan Parrott ‘07 (2) *
Chad E. Smith CFV ‘93 (8)
Anna M. Pitera ‘08 *
Marc T. Stephens ‘07 *
Michael P. Schaan ‘07 *
Alexander L. Thompson ‘09 *
Carl L. Stenstrom ‘53-Life
Javon A. Thompson ‘10 *
Jaroslava Tkacova ‘05
Brenelle Tyus ‘08 *
Gregory P. Weber ‘81-Life (13)
Mississippi
Aaron M. White ‘09 *
Jeremy Hudson ‘06
Mississippi State
Montevallo
Missouri
Murray State
Hubert L. Carpenter ‘61-Faculty (2)
Jack E. Bush ‘56-Life (2)
Eugene H. De Boer ‘69-Life (7)
Brenda L. George ‘82
David M. Heimos ‘74-Life (8)
Mark W. Kemp ‘69-Life (6)
Duncan L. Matteson ‘54-Life (7)
Charles R. Murphy ‘54
Linda M. Rechtien ‘81
Karl E. Reichardt ‘63-Life
Lesley A. Siegfried ‘86-Life (7)
Adam C. Stoverink ‘02 (7)
Missouri State
Kelsey M. Barthels ‘09 *
Christopher A. Current ‘09 *
Brett Diehl ‘10 *
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Jay F. Wilkoff ‘80-Life
Jesse Adams ‘09 (2) *
Sarah E. Almaroad ‘10 *
Brie J. Anderson ‘09 (2) *
Christopher D. Beale ‘10 *
Matthew S. Beeler ‘09 (2) *
Jorge M. Bermudez ‘09 (2) *
Adam M. Breivogel ‘09 (2) *
Kayla Burgess ‘09 *
Wendy R. Copeland CFV ‘05 (3)
Andrew T. Courtney ‘10 *
Lindsey Cox ‘10 *
Natalie N. Craig ‘10 *
Jessica L. Elder ‘10 *
Natalie N. Ellis ‘10 *
Sean P. Espinal ‘10 *
Elizabeth L. Files ‘09 (2) *
Kelly J. Fineman ‘04 (2)
Kimberly Franklin ‘09 (2) *
Darwin J. Garrett ‘09 (2) *
David S. Hancock ‘85
Ashlyn M. Herke ‘10 *
Jonathan J. Holzapfel ‘08 (3)
Derek W. Hunter CFV ‘01-Life (9)
Matthew R. Kasten ‘09 (2) *
Brian Kinnaman ‘07 (4) *
Bart G. Lewis ‘09 (2) *
Jacob T. McAbee ‘10 *
April N. Mitchell ‘09 (2) *
Rebecca H. Mitchner ‘10 *
Nathan T. Moore ‘10 *
Shane M. Osborne ‘08 (3) *
Stacie E. Parsons ‘10 *
Ashley Perry ‘09 (2) *
Amy L. Peters ‘10 *
Megan A. Peters ‘10 *
Allyson M. Putman ‘09 (2) *
Casey J. Reineking ‘10 *
Melissa M. Sharpe ‘10 *
Lisa K. Siegert-Free ‘78
Darcie R. Smotherman ‘09 (2) *
Brittlyn T. Sosh ‘10 *
Cayla J. Trout ‘10 *
Enrique A. Walker ‘10 *
Alexandria D. Weyers ‘10 *
Kristen E. Willinger ‘08 (3) *
Kelsey R. Wills ‘10 *
Jeffrey A. Wood ‘09 (2) *
Larissa N. Wood ‘10 *
Samantha L. Wurth ‘10 *
Shannon Young ‘09 (2) *
Jie P. Zhu ‘09 (2) *
Nebraska
Mark F. Antonson ‘04
Vance A. Baker ‘50-Life (8)
Kinsey Grove ‘08 (3) *
Marisa A. Pont ‘04 (7)
Catherine E. Wiseman ‘01 (5)
Nevada
Steven P. Hammonds ‘10 *
Kyle Labarry ‘09-Life
Richard J. McCabe ‘10 *
Chelsey M. McMenemy ‘09-Life *
Nevada - Las Vegas
Zahi S. Aboulhosn ‘08 *
Brandy K. Ace ‘10 *
Rafael Aguilar Garcia ‘10 *
Anthony Alegrete ‘10 (2) *
Julia S. Arrhenius ‘10
Charles A. Baynes ‘08 *
Eric Chung ‘10 *
Christopher V. Ciminise ‘10 *
Bradley M. Cochran ‘10 *
Thomas X. Contreras ‘10 *
Angelia N. County ‘08 (2) *
Dana M. Cretu ‘10 *
Markita O. Dawson ‘08
Alessandra S. Espinzoa ‘10 *
Yuki Falcon ‘10 *
Tony Fong ‘10 *
Alexa Francisco ‘09 *
Allexandra C. Glassman ‘09 *
Alex Gonzalez ‘09 *
Jeffrey Hum ‘10 *
Peter G. Hundley ‘09 *
Robert G. Kay ‘08-Life (2)
Kevin Kinder ‘10 *
Karri J. Kratz ‘10 *
Stephanie Kwan ‘10 *
Brendan Leake ‘08 *
Jennifer Liao ‘09 *
Justin W. Lo ‘10 *
Luis A. Lopezberumen ‘09 *
Lea B. Lumba ‘09 (2) *
Aaron M. Mariano ‘08 *
Adam M. Mariano ‘08 *
Kozue Mitsunari ‘08 *
Mick C. Penalosa ‘09 *
Norma Rosales ‘08 *
Nancy A. Rosett ‘10 *
Jason J. Salazar ‘01
Erik J. Sanchez ‘10 *
Tahsan Scott ‘08 *
Jeffrey S. Shin ‘09 *
Ryan Shugars ‘08 *
Brittanny Spencer ‘10 *
Jeffrey J. Takiguchi ‘08 (2) *
Joe Tseng ‘09 *
Mark A. Ward ‘10 *
Chris Warren ‘10 *
Daniel H. Won ‘10 *
Nushin Zarrabi ‘08 *
Cindy S. Zhang ‘10 *
New Mexico
Northern Michigan
Jennifer D. Coltrain ‘86
James D. Gray ‘69-Life (7)
Jim R. Haugan ‘76-Life
Paula N. Lange ‘95 (9)
Tina Lewis ‘83-Life (8)
Joseph J. Prinzi ‘67-Life
Richard A. Slowik ‘67-Life (4)
Timothy N. Tanis ‘02-Life (3)
Northwestern
Bruce E. Dean ‘53-Life
Jessica A. McQueston CFV ‘05-Life (6) Northwood
Ryan K. Montoya ‘05 (6)
Thomas W. Goodwin ‘02
Gregory Q. Patterson CFV ‘02
New York
Robert A. Marra ‘59-Life (8)
Michael E. Mulvaney ‘70-Life (2)
Jack L. Verdi ‘63-Life (12)
Edward J. Zalewski ‘50 (5)
Niagara
Ronald F. Jerominek ‘57
Laura B. Stevens ‘99 (5)
Steven W. Weigand ‘98 (3)
UNC - Chapel Hill
James N. Browne ‘51-Life
Paul D. Freedle ‘60-Life (18)
Rufus B. Langley ‘62-Life (8)
Jesse V. Noland ‘51-Life (2)
Antony D. Roberson ‘91-Life (5)
Chetan C. Shah ‘02
Jean M. Souweine ‘52-Life (5)
Billy J. Woosley ‘55-Life (5)
Zachary H. Wright ‘91-Life (10)
Harry N. Young ‘51 (10)
UNC - Charlotte
Kristen G. Bennett ‘10 *
Shanicia M. Boston ‘10 *
Ashley A. Childers ‘10 *
Jorsha I. Edouard ‘09 *
Georgia L. Flatt ‘10 *
Cecilia S. Garzon ‘09 (2) *
Joshua S. Greenberg ‘07-Life (4) *
Eliza J. Hernandez ‘09 (2) *
Christine N. Manning ‘09 (2) *
James C. Nuccio CFV ‘09-Life (2) +
Caleb R. Truitt ‘02 (8)
Katherine C. Wagner CFV ‘08 (3) *
Crystal S. Williams ‘07 (4)
North Carolina State
Katie A. Bakstad ‘09 *
Elizabeth A. Banks ‘09 *
Raymond T. Collins ‘10 *
Jenna C. Daniel ‘06 (5)
Richard B. Jackson ‘09 *
Christopher A. Johnson ‘92-Life (9)
William T. Laundon ‘83-Life (15)
Derek S. McLamb ‘09 *
Mary R. Perry ‘83-Life (4)
William C. Reeves ‘10 *
Randall B. Robbins ‘08 *
Michael L. Rogers ‘90-Life
Noah M. Sanders ‘97 (9)
Michael P. Scott ‘10 *
Taryn A. Szarek ‘10 *
William Yeatts ‘10 *
Northern Colorado
Zachary W. Adams ‘10 *
Joseph M. Briley ‘10 *
Brent A. Erickson ‘08 (3) *
Adrien H. Hoff ‘10 *
Taylor Holland ‘07 (2) *
Alysha Jensen ‘09 (2) *
Katherine A. Linne ‘09 (2) *
Alyssa L. MacMahon ‘08 (2) *
Kristi E. Meyer ‘09 (2) *
Marco A. Molieri ‘09 (2) *
Kimberly L. Murphy ‘10 *
Arilene M. Ocampo ‘09 (2) *
Danny W. Oliver ‘10 *
Zachary J. Ramey ‘10 *
Natalie S. Riddle ‘09 (2) *
Norwich
Barry R. Meinerth ‘66-Life (3)
Nova Southeastern
Nancy Castillo ‘11 *
Leyber Cedeno ‘11 *
Rosennie Diaz ‘11 *
Nicolas J. Dolan ‘10 *
Luisa F. Huertas ‘10 *
Lashonda P. Linton CFV ‘06
Darwin O. Lopez ‘10 *
Lucia Marcano ‘10 *
Isabelle Mejia ‘10 *
Danielle Osorno Cortes ‘10 *
Vernon K. Pereira ‘10
Midline Pierre ‘09 (2)
Lorena Ress ‘11 *
Kevin V. Reyes ‘10 *
Carolina Rincon ‘11 *
Ariane L. Stone ‘05-Life (6)
Susan Wong ‘10 *
Oakland
Valiena A. Allison ‘86 (3)
James L. Canvasser ‘98-Life (11)
Deborah L. Habel ‘85-Life
Alison Jennings ‘02
John J. Makowski ‘86-Life (9)
Salina Washington ‘94 (2)
Ohio State
Nick M. Ansara ‘10 *
Susan L. Arnold ‘80-Life (18)
Ned K. Barthelmas ‘49-Life (15)
Richard A. Bender ‘65-Life (5)
Mark E. Bucher ‘85-Life
Garrett T. Galen ‘10 *
Gary E. Gassin ‘76-Life
Alex Helin ‘10 *
Thomas C. Kalnicki ‘90-Life (4)
Toni L. McCarthy ‘91-Life
David Mrowzinski ‘06 (4)
Susan L. Murray ‘86
John K. Parks ‘90-Life (8)
Oklahoma State
Thai Armstrong ‘10 *
Konrad A. Broussard ‘84 (4)
Vickie A. Dahnke ‘82-Life (3)
John C. Estes ‘81-Life
Old Dominion
Gregory M. Arnold ‘84-Life (18)
Richard E. Baines ‘66-Life
Leslie-Ann J. Brinker ‘76-Life (16) +
Joseph A. Clark ‘01 +
Nicholas B. Clark CFV ‘86-Life (6)
Steven F. Craig ‘79-Life (11)
Robert A. Davenport ‘86-Life (19)
Keisha R. Melvin ‘08 (3)
William A. O’Brien ‘69-Life (14)
Jeffrey T. Rouse ‘86-Life (2)
Theresa M. Rouse ‘87-Life (2)
Clinton H. Smoke ‘61-Life (3)
Fred B. Williams ‘76-Life (2)
Oregon
Mubarak Abualhasan ‘10 *
Addie Bash ‘09 *
Leigh G. Brazee ‘87-Life
Academy
The 2011 Academy was held June 25-28 in Morgantown, Ind. This intimate, hands-on,
challenging learning experience was designed especially for those students who demonstrate outstanding leadership potential. The Academy is based on the contemporary
concepts contained in the business best seller The Leadership Challenge and focuses on
the practices and commitments of exemplary leaders. A limited enrollment and a remote
location ensure that the experience is highly personal.
Mitchell D. Haines ‘11 *
Megan E. Hamblen ‘10 *
Lilly Higgins ‘11 *
Erica L. Hohlt ‘10 *
Dustin Hollabaugh ‘11 *
Matthew S. Kagawa ‘09 (2) *
Rose L. Lachowski ‘11 *
Liana K. Louie ‘08 (2) *
Ian Maarefi ‘10 *
Ryan Masuno ‘10 *
Jaina McGregor ‘11-Life *
Raymond J. McGuinness ‘10 *
Eliza Newby ‘11 *
Tiffiny A. Nofziger ‘05 (2)
Jennifer Pham ‘11 *
Samuel R. Porter ‘10 *
Brian A. Reyneke ‘10 *
Cloe Spellman ‘11 *
Aaron Sullivan ‘10 *
Kristina M. Thorud ‘10 *
Cameron Wallace ‘11 *
Melissa M. Waud ‘10 *
Ashley Wolff ‘10 *
Staci A. Yamada ‘11 *
Pacific Lutheran
Karen L. Zapata ‘93-Life (8)
Pennsylvania
Curtis K. Redding ‘98-Life (3)
Penn State
Foundation Vice Chairman Steve Vasquez with Chicago’s third place Case Competition
team from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
Members of the Academy Class of 2011. Through a generous grant from Dan (Michigan State ‘89-Life) and Sara Roselli, alumni chapters
and individuals, the foundation covered all expenses for students participating in the four-day leadership development institute in June.
Jordan E. Chadsey
Miami ‘08
Wadeco Fellow
Jessica C. Hendrick
James Madison ‘09
Academy Class of 2003 Fellow
Hiren Patel
Drexel ‘08
Academy Class of 2002 Fellow
Hervie F. Clemons
Tennessee Tech ‘09
Academy Class of 2004 Fellow
Stephanie L. Johnson
Maryland ‘09
Academy Class of 2005 Fellow
Alin Roman
Chapman ‘10
John C. Werner Fellow
Ryan E. Drepaul
Florida International ‘10
Florida Gold Coast Alumni Fellow
Benjamin A. Kayser
Southeast Missouri State ‘10
Academy Class of 2006 Fellow
Allison E. Rossi
Shippensburg ‘10
Academy Class of 2009 Fellow
John N. Hanner
Alabama ‘09
Stephen Vasquez Fellow
Kjersten M. Krantz-Odendahl
Drake ‘09
Academy Class of 2001 Fellow
Amanda M. Schmieler
Clemson ‘10
Academy Class of 2010 Fellow
Courtney M. Hawkins
Winthrop ‘10
Academy Class of 2007 Fellow
Patricia A. Lammers
Dayton ‘11
Motor City Alumni / Robert A. Spansky Fellow
Joshua M. Shaughnessy
Colorado State ‘09
David and Wendy Wendroff Fellow
Ninma H. Sheshi
Jacksonville State ‘10-Life
Academy Class of 2008 Fellow
Ryan D. Bruce ‘10 *
Matthew Casey ‘08 *
Ricardo Castaneda ‘10 *
Conner Cayson ‘09 *
Bret Emerson ‘10 *
Janine Finley ‘10 *
Shuang Han ‘10 *
Jonathan D. Hansen ‘09 *
Jessica L. Hesselgrave ‘08 *
Elyse K. Hormuth ‘09 *
Kevin Horton ‘10 *
Eric S. Paradis ‘09 *
Katie L. Peront ‘08 (2) *
Maria L. Schell ‘04 (5)
Nadia Thorpe ‘09 *
Stephanie A. Van Dellen ‘08-Life
Randy A. Yim ‘08 (2) *
Na Zhao ‘10 *
Oregon State
Marisa Arakaki ‘10 *
Braden J. Balocan ‘10 *
Brian Dihn ‘11 *
Kristina E. Erickson ‘10 *
Jason Ganub ‘11 *
Raghav B. Agrawal ‘10 *
Kenneth D. Beil ‘11 *
Michelle L. Billerbeck ‘11 *
Jessica Bogutsky ‘10 *
Christopher Chiang ‘10 *
Alexandra Cristy ‘10 *
Arlene Danver ‘82-Life (8)
Monica Fabrega ‘11 *
William L. Foulds ‘64-Life (13)
Chelsea E. Franey ‘10 *
Maria L. Goodman ‘87
Gabrielle Heath ‘10 *
Joseph J. Hephy ‘11 *
Anthony Klondar ‘75
Annie Koppel-Doncsecz ‘83-Life (8)
Kevin A. Kuhlman ‘10 *
Lauren M. Lahann ‘10 *
Patrick C. Oldt ‘10 *
Alyssa B. Rosenblum ‘06-Life (2)
Joshua M. Sanders ‘98
Leslie C. Stahl ‘07
Christopher L. Taylor ‘83-Life (5)
Thomas N. Tran CFV ‘02-Life (5)
W. Frank Vongehr ‘65-Life (8)
Huan Yu ‘10 *
Pepperdine
Michael C. Roth ‘10 *
Phillips
Faron L. Johnson ‘83-Life (8)
Pittsburgh
William V. Angeloff ‘56-Life (3)
Steven R. Bauer ‘99 (6)
Lisa Chesko ‘10 *
Matthew T. Connell ‘01
Anthony Cosnotti ‘01 (5)
Mary G. Cox ‘07 (4)
Emma Gershon ‘10 *
Abby Johnston ‘08 *
Allegra Ketterman ‘10 *
Joanne M. Larson ‘01 (10)
Laura MacFarland ‘10 *
Ashley M. Mangiolardo ‘05 (4)
Jeremy Monteverde ‘10 *
Erin O’Connell ‘10 *
Aaron Richardson ‘10 *
Leslie S. Riley ‘00
Alexis Romano ‘09 *
Kenneth M. Shamus ‘97 (8)
June Thompson ‘07 *
Zachary D. Tucker ‘01
Pittsburgh - Johnstown
Chris R. Feather ‘95-Life (10) +
Richard A. Hughey ‘91-Life (7)
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All-AKPsi Academic Team
The All-AKPsi Academic Team recognizes juniors and seniors who maintain excellence in academic standing (3.50
GPA or higher) while making positive contributions to their chapter, campus and community. In 2010-11, 275 students
were honored as team members and six were selected as team captains and received scholarships from the foundation.
Central Region
Alison Manthei, Kansas State ‘08 *
Eastern Region
Charlotte R. Gorski, Canisius College ‘08
Joseph M. Interlandi, Canisius College ‘07
Gylan Saunders, Canisius College ‘08
Laura E. Wrightson, Canisius College ‘08
Amanda M. Davenport, Carnegie Mellon ‘07
Victoria Docherty, Carnegie Mellon ‘08
Min Kim, Carnegie Mellon ‘08
Meghan Nahass, Carnegie Mellon ‘08
Danielle Rosenfeld, Carnegie Mellon ‘07
Neil S. Sethi, Carnegie Mellon ‘07
Hayden Tang, Carnegie Mellon ‘10
Elsa Wu, Carnegie Mellon ‘09
Yeongting Yue, Carnegie Mellon ‘09
Vishal Taneja, Drexel ‘08
Stephen C. Alesi, Penn State ‘09
Jennifer A. Lund, Penn State ‘07
Kelly O’Brien, Penn State ‘08
Samantha A. Small, Pennsylvania ‘08
Megan Creahan, Pittsburgh ‘08 *
Brian R. Ewing, Pittsburgh ‘09
Michael Harris, Pittsburgh ‘08 *
Amanda Miller, Pittsburgh ‘09 *
Madison Nestor, Pittsburgh ‘10
Alexander J. Schultz, Pittsburgh ‘08 *
June Thompson, Pittsburgh ‘07 *
Taylor E. Will, Pittsburgh ‘08
Yitong Yang, Pittsburgh ‘10
Alex R. Andrussier, Shippensburg ‘09
Erin M. Thompson, Shippensburg ‘08
Laura J. Ager, Slippery Rock ‘09 *
Kristen Hasychak, Slippery Rock ‘09
Kristie Huska, Slippery Rock ‘07
Eastcentral Region
Rachel M. Bucalo, Cincinnati ‘08
Brent T. Hoffman, Cincinnati ‘10
Eileen C. Giudice, Michigan ‘09
Marcia Hamelin, Michigan ‘08
Kristen A. Marotta, Michigan ‘09
Alexander Page, Michigan ‘08
James A. Papin-Wynne, Michigan ‘09
Rebecca Portney, Michigan ‘09
Alissa O. Crawford, Michigan State ‘07
Mark C. DiMambro, Michigan State ‘07
Marguerite A. Flood, Michigan State ‘09
Matthew S. Johnson, Michigan State ‘08
Daniel J. Lee, Michigan State ‘07
Andrew M. Martin, Michigan State ‘08
Amy J. Nelsen, Michigan State ‘10
Michelle E. Sadler, Michigan State ‘09
Nicholas P. Eyer, Ohio State ‘09
Cara A. Laviola, Ohio State ‘09
Chelsea A. Oprandi, Ohio State ‘08
Spencer Schaffer, Ohio State ‘09
Paulette M. Bongratz, Toledo ‘09
Kunlun Chen, Toledo ‘09
Jay M. Solarik, Toledo ‘07
Mideast Region
Everett Antrim-Indart, American ‘09
Jessica F. Bock, American ‘09
Elizabeth Castle, American ‘10
Samantha Dina, American ‘09
Alex Germany-Wald, American ‘10
Matthew D. Killip, American ‘10
Max Lien, American ‘09
Sean T. McEvenie, American ‘10
Anna A. Merkoulova, American ‘10
Kristin Misdom, American ‘09
Julia Moon, American ‘08
Christina L. Oresajo, American ‘08
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Alexander W. Priest, American ‘08
Elizabeth Seidell, American ‘09
Melissa D. Smith, American ‘08
Elizabeth Ung, American ‘08
Emily C. Weiss, American ‘09
Julie J. Wu, American ‘08
Jeffrey Ball, Christopher Newport ‘10
Emily P. Bosin, Delaware ‘09
James P. Devlin, Delaware ‘09 *
Nicole L. Pizzico, Delaware ‘09
Robin F. Samuels, Delaware ‘10
Danielle A. Barsky, George Washington ‘09
Mark B. Buente, George Washington ‘09 +
Matthew Heymann, George Washington ‘08
Deanna M. Jensen, George Washington ‘09
Summer H. Zhang, George Washington ‘10
Julie J. Kim, Georgetown ‘10
Ashley M. Marshall, Howard ‘09
Lauren N. Reed, Howard ‘10
Anna L. Smith, Howard ‘10
Patricia A. Grinnell, James Madison ‘08 +
Jessica C. Hendrick, James Madison ‘09
Amanda G. Hoffman, James Madison ‘09
Alexis G. Vlasho, James Madison ‘10
Maryia Babaryka, Manchester ‘09
Si W. Lee, Manchester ‘09
Anne E. Axenfeld, Maryland ‘08 *
Eric M. Brown, Maryland ‘09
Brett A. Cullen, Maryland ‘09
Allie M. Gluck, Maryland ‘09
Lindsey Kopps, Maryland ‘08 *
Alice Lowy, Maryland ‘08
Jeff D. Williamowsky, Maryland ‘10
Ashley A. Childers, UNC - Charlotte ‘10
Timothy S. Johnson, North Carolina State ‘10
Derek S. McLamb, North Carolina State ‘09
Kirsten O’Leary, Radford ‘09
Lindsey Perry, Western Carolina ‘10
Lauren E. Ripa, Nebraska ‘10
Christine M. Stohlmann, Nebraska ‘10
Nathan Webb, Nebraska ‘09
Alison C. Wedermyer, Nebraska ‘07 *
Midwest Region
Southeast Region
Djatou Traore, Illinois - Chicago ‘09
Hristo Valkov, Illinois - Chicago ‘09
Samantha Belasco, Illinois State ‘10
Nicholas C. Currier, Illinois State ‘10
Diana Dudek, Illinois State ‘10
Patrick Wu, Illinois State ‘10
Abdel- Sater Shalash, Kentucky ‘09
Kathleen A. Volker, Kentucky ‘09
Jennifer A. Ydoate, Kentucky ‘09
Luke T. Culley, Loyola ‘10
Sarah E. Almaroad, Murray State ‘10
Elizabeth L. Files, Murray State ‘09
Kimberly Franklin, Murray State ‘09
Shane M. Osborne, Murray State ‘08
Celeste K. Drew, Southern Indiana ‘08
Kelsey S. Kreke, Southern Indiana ‘08
Sarah A. Scott, Southern Indiana ‘08 +
Alexis A. Heard, Western Kentucky ‘10
April Hyler, Wisconsin - Milwaukee ‘10
Northcentral Region
Allison M. George, Drake ‘09
Kjersten M. Krantz-Odendahl, Drake ‘09
Dianne Lee, Drake ‘09
Alex Y. Maltsev, Drake ‘09
Laura A. Menendez, Drake ‘07 *
Shing Yiing Ong, Drake ‘10
Amanda Sykora, Drake ‘07 *
Jia Liang Tan, Drake ‘09
Steven J. Theisen, Drake ‘09
Patrick M. Cornally, Iowa ‘08
Janet S. Roberts, Iowa State ‘09
Gina Clementi, Minnesota ‘08
Thomas Mitchell, Minnesota ‘07
Matthew B. Hoxmeier, Nebraska ‘10
Sara M. Lauterbach, Nebraska ‘09
Northeast Region
Jonathan Agin, Binghamton ‘10
Janine Bautista, Binghamton ‘09
Steven A. Brown, Binghamton ‘08
Erik A. De Monte, Binghamton ‘10
Jessica N. Ferrucci, Binghamton ‘09
Jonathan S. Guerrera, Binghamton ‘08
Matthew Lutrario, Binghamton ‘09
Rebecca J. Rubin, Binghamton ‘08
Shashank Gupta, Rutgers ‘09
Christopher W. Carl, Seton Hall ‘08
Kay Ezeh, Seton Hall ‘09
Rosemary Genao, Seton Hall ‘08
Northwest Region
Justine Harlan, Central Washington ‘09
Ashley C. Sweitzer, Central Washington ‘08
Diana Xing, Oregon ‘08 *
Marisa Arakaki, Oregon State ‘10
Candice B. Randall, Oregon State ‘09 *
Fiona T. Cheung, Washington ‘08
Kelley K. Fisher, Washington State ‘09
Dai T. Trinh, Washington State ‘10
Southcentral Region
Steven J. Rife, Louisiana State ‘07
Dane C. Harris, Louisiana Tech ‘10 +
Jaazlynne L. McGill, North Texas ‘10
Miakka N. Smith, North Texas ‘09
Amanda N. Betancur, Texas Tech ‘09
Taylor Crutsinger, Texas Tech ‘09
Graham Austin, Central Florida ‘10
Andrea Ciotti, Central Florida ‘08
Krista M. Forti, Central Florida ‘09
Maureen F. Furino, Central Florida ‘10
Maria C. Garcia, Central Florida ‘10
Michelle M. Garcia, Central Florida ‘10
Craig Gilardi, Central Florida ‘09-Life Loyal
Krystle N. McCoy, Central Florida ‘10
Matthew Z. Meadows, Central Florida ‘10
Richard Rampi, Central Florida ‘10
Adam E. Straka, Central Florida ‘08
Madeline Viera, Central Florida ‘10
Natalie B. Weinstein, Central Florida ‘09
Andrew Jo, Emory ‘10
Jaime Leiman, Emory ‘09
Willie T. Reaves, Emory ‘09
Jacob A. Shapiro, Emory ‘08
Brian J. Tsang, Emory ‘10
Disraeli W. Smith, Florida A&M ‘10
Leilani Soto, Florida International ‘08 *
Mary K. Houghton, Georgia ‘09
Aditya Singhal, Georgia Tech ‘09
Dayna W. Thomas, Georgia State ‘10
Sabrina R. Bunch, Miami ‘08
Jordan E. Chadsey, Miami ‘08
Kathryn S. Grinstead, Miami ‘09
Kyle W. Harke, Miami ‘07
Brett J. Kiah, Miami ‘09
Jarrett M. Lane, Miami ‘09
Lisa B. Seidenberg, Miami ‘08
Garrett J. Van Houtteghem, Miami ‘08
Brynn E. McMullan, South Carolina ‘07
Austin McNeilly, South Carolina ‘08
Karen Bussey, South Carolina State ‘09 *
Gabriela Medina-Marrero, Wesleyan College ‘10
Dibya Rawal, Wesleyan College ‘08
Southern Region
Jonathan C. Cook, Alabama ‘10
Katerina Dergunov, Alabama ‘09
Christine M. Earl, Alabama ‘10
Elizabeth J. Holt, Alabama ‘10
Lauren Hovey, Alabama ‘08
Monica Kirk, Alabama ‘08
Marilu A. Lammon, Alabama ‘09
Juan S. Medina, Alabama ‘10
Caitlin Mitchell, Alabama ‘08 *
Adam C. Morrow, Alabama ‘08
Mary Kathryn Tompkins, Alabama ‘06-Life *
Tamora D. Crawford, Alabama Birmingham ‘08
Sonja A. Ford, Alabama State ‘09
Ninma H. Sheshi, Jacksonville State ‘10-Life
Cierra Tutton, Middle Tennessee State ‘09
Hervie F. Clemons, Tennessee Tech ‘09
Southwest Region
Curtis Graham, Arizona ‘09
Chance M. Katzer, Arizona ‘10
Janea Laudick, Arizona ‘08
Alyssa B. Martinez, Arizona ‘09 *
Joseph R. Moseley, Arizona ‘08
Allison D. Stein, Arizona ‘09
Elissa M. Stremlau, Arizona ‘07 *
Shannon M. Timms, Arizona ‘07 *
Christopher R. Dunker, Arizona State ‘09
Susan R. Eckman, Arizona State ‘09
Veronica Esquivel, Arizona State ‘09
Steven R. Kutos, Arizona State ‘10
Brittany Lee, Arizona State ‘09
Georgia R. Lincoln, Arizona State ‘09
Stefan McCleary, Arizona State ‘08
Searcy Menick, Arizona State ‘08 *
Robert E. Morris, Arizona State ‘08
Brianne N. Tomasson, Arizona State ‘09
David Gao, California - Berkeley ‘10
Luka Vidovic, California - Davis ‘09
Rowena Chen, California - Riverside ‘09
Angela Chau, California - San Diego ‘08
Ken Lee, California - San Diego ‘08
David Williams, California State - Fresno ‘08 *
Rachel E. DePersis, Chapman ‘08 *
Kathryn Emery, Chapman ‘10
Michael D. Koll, Chapman ‘09 *
Jacquelyn M. Kuehler, Chapman ‘10
Eleazar R. Orellana, Chapman ‘10
Huong Pham, Chapman ‘09
Kozue Mitsunari, Nevada - Las Vegas ‘08 + *
Colleen A. Temple, San Diego ‘09
Katherine D. King, Santa Clara ‘09
Megan N. King, Santa Clara ‘09
Bertina B. Kwan, Santa Clara ‘09
Andrew M. Lam, Santa Clara ‘08
Joshua Khani, Stanford ‘09
Yen Kuok, Stanford ‘09
Patrick MacKenzie, Stanford ‘08
Salina Truong, Stanford ‘08
Westcentral Region
Emily L. Booth, Colorado ‘08 *
Kelsi M. Belair, Colorado State ‘10
Hilary A. Fraser, Colorado State ‘08
Kelsey L. Hayden, Colorado State ‘09
Sophie Lane-Wierzba, Colorado State ‘08
Chelsea L. Rump, Colorado State ‘07
Mary Urban, Colorado State ‘08
Amanda M. White, Colorado State ‘08 +
Angela D. Williams, Colorado State ‘08
Julie J. Williams, Colorado State ‘08
Tanaira L. Bell, Idaho State ‘10
Desirai L. Lopez, Wyoming ‘08
Rachel A. Nedved, Wyoming ‘09
+ Academic Team co-captain
* Also a member of the 2009-10 team
Point Park
Kristen M. Coval ‘10 *
Courtney L. Davis ‘10 *
Jeffrey Esquillo ‘08 *
Jillian Fiore ‘09 *
Portland
Nicholas T. Fung ‘10 *
Romen Bose ‘89-Life
Raghav Garg ‘10 *
Michael F. Cebula ‘76-Life
Shruti Gogia ‘10 *
Royce B. Hermens ‘79
Mark C. MacGibbon CFV ‘96-Life (12) Kanika Goyal ‘09 *
Richard Guh ‘11 *
Scott M. Nelson ‘87
Charles D. Steffens CFV ‘87-Life (11) Shashank Gupta ‘09 *
David P. Wendroff CFV ‘79-Life (17) + Romel Gutierrez ‘10 *
Carol Ho ‘09 *
Derek V. Ho ‘11 *
Portland State
Michael T. Hsu ‘11 *
Steven D. Anderson ‘83-Life (8)
Nishant Jindal ‘11 *
Diane Bacalla ‘11 *
Akriti Kapoor ‘09 *
Nicole F. Bailey ‘11 *
Sheena Khan ‘11 *
Mindy A. Bartlett ‘11 *
Brian Kim ‘11 *
Allison N. Bolt ‘11 *
Jennifer Kim ‘09 *
Paul E. Christen ‘71-Life (4)
Prathyusha Kurra ‘09 *
Collin Davis ‘11 *
Albert H. Lam ‘09 *
Brahmachari Devvrat ‘11 *
Tenzin Y. Lama ‘10 *
David E. Erickson ‘70-Life
Benjamin M. Lapidus ‘08 *
Sandra L. Fernandez ‘11 *
Aditi Latey ‘10 *
Kevin Gostner ‘11 *
Zachary Learned ‘09 *
Kieran Henthorn ‘11 *
Cynthia S. Lee ‘11 *
Erin McBride ‘11 *
Daniel H. Lim ‘11 *
Deborah L. McKnight ‘11 *
Kathie C. Liu ‘11 *
Gary K. Nelson ‘65-Life (12)
Vineet Luthra ‘11 *
Shaunna J. Phillis ‘11 *
Marclyle F. Magoncia ‘09 *
Paul Polsin ‘11 *
Wan Yun J. Mai ‘09 *
Richard R. Veen ‘11 *
Wai L. Man ‘10 *
Noriel Mapoy ‘08 *
Puget Sound
Dana M. Margulies ‘11 *
Gary C. Davis ‘70-Life (3)
Austin W. Moldow ‘11 *
Kelly M. Droop ‘87-Life (4)
Sung Moon ‘10 *
Marcus A. Herald ‘69-Life
Indra L. Murti ‘11 *
Jeremy S. Kamo ‘02
Ritika Narwal ‘10 *
Sandi K. Kawahara ‘91-Life (18)
Steven Ng ‘08 *
Melanie A. Kelsey ‘91-Life (2) %
David Nguyen ‘08 *
W. Ronald Stone ‘61-Life (9)
Long Nguyen ‘04 (7)
Justin T. Teruya ‘00-Life (9)
Valerie E. Ody ‘11 *
Carly S. Teruya ‘00 (9)
Alexis A. Okoth ‘10 *
Thomas W. Wagner ‘59-Life (6)
Chad N. Olszyk ‘98-Life (10)
Jeff Oyang ‘09 *
Purdue
Keyur Parikh ‘09 *
Jess C. LaNore ‘00-Hon/Life (12) +
Riddhi Parikh ‘10 *
Kuan-Hsien Lee ‘05 (3)
Chan H. Park ‘11 *
Pritesh Patel ‘08 *
Radford
Mitesh S. Patel ‘09 *
Allison J. Howard ‘08-Life (2) *
Neal Patel ‘09 *
Joseph N. Matthews ‘06
Jaimin P. Pathak ‘10 *
Pooja Raghuram ‘10 *
Regis
Devesh C. Ramchandani ‘10 *
Edwin J. Feulner ‘60-Life (13)
Brian H. Roh ‘11 *
Walter F. Imhoff ‘54-Life
Agamani Sarkar ‘09 *
Sagar P. Sindha ‘10 *
Richmond
Sheldon S. Smickley ‘10 *
John A. Bennett ‘65-Life
Benjamin Y. Song ‘07 *
David A. Ralston CFV ‘94-Life (8)
Ricky C. Soto ‘10 *
D. Scott Showalter ‘73-Life (8)
Wei Luen A. Suen ‘09 *
Robert S. Ukrop ‘68-Life (13)
Ping Sun ‘09 *
Nicole Taylor ‘09 *
Roanoke College
Steven Tran ‘07 *
Samantha R. Drain ‘06
Renni F. Trinh ‘11 *
Donna P. Grayson ‘91
Michael R. Wang ‘09 *
Michael W. Wang ‘10 *
Rutgers
Todd C. Wiener ‘11 *
Pooja Anand ‘09 *
Michele J. Yu ‘10 *
Grace R. Bang ‘11 *
Ji Ming Zhang ‘09 *
David C. Bautista ‘00
Sid Biswas ‘09 *
Saint Francis (Pa.)
Anna M. Blank ‘10 *
Guido E. De Angelis ‘64-Life (7)
Tawn M. Bradley ‘10 *
Robert Brocco ‘08 *
St. John’s
Keith R. Burnett ‘10 *
Steve Alexander ‘09 (2) *
Mor Caspi ‘08 *
Charles D. Buckley ‘67
Kevin Chang ‘08 *
George M. DeRosa ‘56-Life
Antony D. Chen ‘09 *
Tamisha Jackson ‘06-Life (3)
Connie Chen ‘10 *
Robert G. Volpe ‘58-Life (19)
Hao Chen ‘09 *
Lesley A. Chen ‘10 *
Saint
Louis
Jack Cheng ‘08 *
Robert D. Ahrens ‘75-Life (5)
Daniel M. Cheng ‘11 *
Rebecca D. Braman ‘08
Andrew Cheung ‘08 *
Jane Costello-Dwyer ‘80-Life (18)
Victoria Cheung ‘11 *
Richard J. Dippel ‘73-Life
Jung U. Choi ‘10 *
David J. Eschmann ‘75-Life (11)
Thomas C. Chu ‘11 *
Dominique D. Gonzales ‘05 (2) *
Marc Cortez ‘08 *
Thomas G. Mesler ‘70-Life
Elizabeth A. Hampton ‘78-Life (8)
Timothy J. Hampton ‘76-Life (8) %
Theodore W. Hartzler ‘09 (2) *
Kenneth B. Hastey ‘76-Life (19)
Joel E. Hawley ‘03 (5)
Douglas J. Heitkamp ‘05 (5)
Andrea M. Helleny ‘08 *
Lisa L. Irby ‘83-Life (6)
Jeffrey J. Jarboe ‘78
Leah M. Kahoun ‘02 (3)
Kevin MacTaggart ‘10 (2) *
Phil D. May ‘86-Life (11)
Alicia D. Neumann CFV ‘96-Life (13)
Deborah E. Patton ‘89
Virgil T. Ryan ‘77-Life
Gregory R. Strnad ‘75-Life (8)
Cynthia A. Washington ‘82-Life (18)
John R. Wielandy ‘62-Life (13)
Chavon C. Winfrey ‘04-Life (6)
St. Mary’s College
Douglas W. Johnson ‘63-Life (7)
Sam Houston
Donshay M. Bond ‘04
Renee G. Lee ‘07-Faculty (3)
Diedre Shepherd ‘95
Cathy L. Vander Plaats ‘93-Life
San Diego
Jennifer L. Adamany ‘05-Life (6)
Rachel A. Banci ‘10 *
Brittany Berg ‘09 (2) *
Frank C. Collins ‘08 (3) *
Peter V. Doan ‘08 (3) *
Erin E. Downey ‘08 (3) *
Douglas Harkins ‘09 *
Blanca E. Hernandez ‘09 (2) *
Anayensi J. Juarez ‘08 *
Grisell Martinez ‘08 (3) *
Christina M. Meeker ‘10 *
Tina T. Nguyen ‘10 *
Bridget R. O’Riordan ‘09 *
Jeremy P. Pangestu ‘09 (2) *
Ginna P. Rodriguez ‘08 (2) *
Jacob C. Rogers ‘11 *
Sierra D. Sadler ‘07 *
Corey J. Salas ‘11 *
Nicholas Salmen ‘09 *
Megan M. Smith ‘10 *
Colleen A. Temple ‘09 (2) *
Brendan L. Tsao ‘11 *
Jessica M. Wilcox ‘09 *
Jason T. Williams ‘08-Life (3)
San Diego State
Daniel Abal ‘09 (2) *
Italia S. Acevedo ‘08 *
James S. Alvizures ‘09 *
Yasin Amba ‘09 (2) *
Reizha V. Ancho ‘10 *
Alla Awad ‘09 (2) *
Tiam Bakhshandeh ‘10 *
Erin L. Barra ‘10 *
Jeremy Brinkerhoff ‘08 (2) *
Hillary F. Bryant ‘06 (5)
Derek Burk ‘01
Beau J. Butterfield ‘10 *
Ana M. Contreras ‘09 (2) *
Nauzli Dadkhah ‘08 (3) *
Ryan C. Denigan ‘10 *
Erika A. Dizon ‘10 *
Sean Dominguez ‘10 *
Kelley Drabowicz ‘10 *
Elaine J. Farinas ‘10 *
Kathleen A. Fernando ‘08 (2) *
Zack E. Flatto ‘09 (2) *
Zachary W. Frantz ‘10 *
Payal Gadani ‘08 *
Rosemary L. Gallegos ‘10 *
Joseph N. Gerocs ‘03-Life (7)
Joshua S. Green ‘06
Callen R. Grossett ‘09 (2) *
Natthan E. Hamilton ‘09 (2) *
Herman G. Hernandez ‘08 (3) *
Tamara Hunter ‘10 *
Melanie A. Ishida ‘09 (2) *
Nick S. Jin ‘09 (2) *
Jaclyn J. Keese ‘09 (2) *
Michael Kemmer ‘10 *
Jane J. Kim ‘10 *
Jacqueline Kuehn ‘08 *
Justin Lee ‘08 (2) *
Andrew J. Lekashman ‘09 (2) *
Marc Leonard ‘10 *
MJ Lloyd ‘10 *
Jamie M. Manalili ‘09 (2) *
Pierrick Marignier ‘10 *
Memorial Gifts
An Alpha Kappa Psi Foundation memorial gift is a meaningful way to celebrate
the memory of someone important to
you, whether it is honoring a brother,
friend or family member.
Leonard L. Cebula, Portland ‘52
Michael F. Cebula, Portland ‘76-Life
Andrew P. Duli, Pittsburgh ‘50-Life
Sue Duli and Family
M. Dolores Guihan
Jean E. Coleman
Margaret G. Greco
David and Sydney Feldman
Highstreet Foundation
Kevin and Marie McCarthy
Mark A. Miglis
Michael and Nancy Serge
Kristin A. Harder, Richmond ‘96
John and Mildred Harder
John S. and Jennie J. Palkon née Lis
Dr. Dennis S. Palkon, Florida Atlantic ‘04-Faculty
Michael J. Rawlings, Toledo ‘03
The Michael J. Rawlings Golf Outing Committee
Asmara K. Mazur ‘09 (2) *
Charmaine Miranda ‘10 *
Jorge A. Molina ‘10 *
Christina Moran ‘10 *
Kristen N. Nevarez ‘08 (2) *
Jeannie T. Ngo ‘09 (2) *
Jamie L. Nickel ‘10 *
Flor A. Ortiz ‘09 (2) *
Hiten Patel ‘08 (2) *
Edmund Petil ‘09 (2) *
Rebecca Pillus ‘10 *
Jemar C. Quibuyen ‘09 (2) *
Marliz Ramirez ‘08 *
Riddhik S. Rathod ‘10 *
James R. Reed ‘09 *
Rebecca A. Robinson ‘10 *
Angelina Roman ‘08 (3) *
Jerry D. Roxas ‘09 (2) *
Alison E. Ruggio ‘09 (2) *
Isabel A. Smith ‘10 *
Christina I. Smith ‘06 (5)
Lorena D. Solis ‘10 *
Alexander T. Sultan CFV ‘93-Life (11)
Heather Takahashi ‘09 (2) *
Jaclyn Thornley ‘10 *
Sean K. Tornes ‘10 *
Hyun K. Tsang ‘10 *
Ha Tu ‘10 *
Tasvee Uka ‘08 (2) *
Carrisa Valdez ‘10 *
Sean Valencia ‘10 *
Piera F. Ventura ‘09 (2) *
Karan Vij ‘10 *
Andre A. Vu ‘09 (2) *
Michael K. Webb ‘09 (2) *
Sunni Wells ‘08 (2) *
David K. Wilson ‘08 *
Brittany L. Yary ‘09 (2) *
San Jose State
Jenny Au ‘09 *
Ron G. Buena ‘10 *
Renee K. Chu ‘08 (2) *
David J. Culdice ‘05
Justin C. Dietrich CFV ‘05 (3)
Alan T. Duong ‘09 *
Julisa K. Lee ‘05
Wendy Ly ‘10 *
Jeremy Nguyen ‘09 *
Joseph M. Serrato ‘09 *
Alice Tung ‘08 *
Santa Clara
Lisa J. Trimberger ‘09 *
Seattle
Laura Rose Breeskin ‘10 *
Jon P. Doyle ‘86-Life
Deepak A. Katara ‘84-Life
Michelle T. Rogers ‘89-Life (7)
William M. Rogers ‘86-Life (5)
Erin L. Thorgerson ‘98 (9)
William A. Wade ‘05-Honorary (8)
Seton Hall
Phil S. Carpentier ‘05 (4)
Naneen Christopher ‘05-Life (2)
Jennifer A. Dakin ‘91-Life (5)
Edward A. Fresco ‘03
Albert M. Intili ‘56-Life (5)
Marybeth A. Mueller ‘06-Life (5)
Ricardo A. Rosario ‘08 *
Arthur J. Sabatini ‘61-Life (13)
Tom S. Scarillo ‘88 (10)
Michael Stein ‘78-Life (6)
John W. Sweitzer ‘65-Life (14)
Felix Tuccillo ‘05 (4)
Shippensburg
Christina Davidson ‘10 *
Benjamin E. Fetrow ‘09 *
Edward L. Gundrum ‘02
Erin M. Halterman ‘11 *
Tyler J. Harris ‘10 *
Kaitlin M. Hillegass ‘10 *
Paige E. Jensen ‘08 *
Ken Lay ‘09 *
Evan L. Miller ‘10 *
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Shanna Nally ‘10 *
Nnaemeka J. Okoro ‘10 *
Christopher W. Pye ‘04-Life
Bridget Ringer ‘10 *
Allison E. Rossi ‘10 (2) *
Nicholas L. Shearer ‘09 *
Marlene E. Yovicich ‘00 (4)
Slippery Rock
Laura J. Ager ‘09 (2) *
Bryana L. Boczar ‘10 *
Andrea H. Byrd ‘10 *
Jessie Dornin ‘06
Kristin N. Frank ‘10 *
Jenna Hoover ‘09 (2) *
Cale J. Mcclintock ‘09 *
Lindsay R. McKissick ‘10 *
Benjamin P. O’Leary ‘08 *
Bruce T. Orvis ‘01-Faculty (5)
Stephanie Paszko ‘09 *
Emily A. Peabody ‘10 *
Brittney L. Rico ‘10 *
Stefanie L. Wansack ‘10 *
Katherine Zumbro ‘09 *
South Alabama
Courtney D. Brooks ‘10 *
Christina L. Cochran ‘10 *
Lauren E. Dalton ‘10 *
Ashlie C. Gann ‘10 *
Katherine A. Hicks ‘10 *
Ashley S. Kittrell ‘10 *
John J. Kramer ‘10 *
Christian J. Lee ‘10 *
Matthew T. McCall CFV ‘03-Life (4)
Jonathan C. McRae ‘08 *
Drew Miller ‘09 *
Ryan P. Reich ‘07 *
Kimberly C. Ringsdorf ‘08 *
Troy D. Shephard ‘09 *
Kelly M. Staeden ‘09 *
Eric D. Steen ‘09 *
Julie Y. Tanner ‘10 *
Kaitlyn D. Thacker ‘10 *
Randall S. Tucker ‘09 *
Kelsey N. Wasdin ‘10 *
Michael A. Wheat ‘08 *
Ryan Wiggs ‘10 *
South Carolina
Daniel G. De Rancy ‘07 (2)
Rebecca M. DeNisi ‘07 (4)
Mehul R. Shah ‘08 *
James Tundidor ‘09 *
South Carolina State
Latoyia J. Adams ‘10 *
DaShan J. Axson-Lawrence ‘09 *
Ronnie Benbow ‘08 (2) *
Derek Best ‘07 (2) *
Kandys K. Binns ‘09 *
Brandi Blake ‘09 (2) *
Darby S. Bradley ‘10 *
Candyce Brown ‘09-Life (3) *
Robert P. Brown ‘04 (3)
Karen Bussey ‘09 (2) *
Paul Chisolm ‘10 *
+
Rodney Crank ‘08 (2) *
Carla B. Crooks ‘10 *
Jerold Elliott ‘09 *
Oxzavia D. Finley ‘09 *
Anthony N. Ford ‘10 *
Jared M. Frazier ‘09 *
Albert W. Gantt ‘10 *
Shieka R. Glenn ‘09 *
Tymon M. Graham ‘08-Life (3)
Ashley Graham ‘08 (2) *
Shakelia Green ‘09 (2) *
Brandon M. Greene ‘10 *
Kendrick G. Hemingway ‘10 *
Maurice L. Hunter ‘10 *
Brandon Jamison ‘08 (2) *
Kiesha L. Jamison ‘09 *
Samantha R. Jones ‘09 (2) *
Marcus W. Kearney ‘07-Life
Chelsie C. Lott ‘10 *
Malia L. Mason ‘10 *
Rosie A. McCormick ‘09 *
Teneisha R. McGaha ‘06
Tenaja M. Minick ‘09 (2) *
Quan A. Montgomery ‘10 *
Kimberly H. Morgan ‘08 (3)
Robin D. Moss ‘09 *
Nyesha R. Newton ‘99 (11)
Terrence W. Pendergrass ‘08 (2) *
Ashley C. Rakes ‘10 *
Dawnettia P. Reynolds ‘10 *
Marion C. Robinson ‘80-Life
Karvel K. Robinson ‘09 *
Janoah Sallie ‘09 (2) *
Cornelius M. Singleton ‘09 *
Te-Niece A. Stevens ‘08
Darnell J. Stokes ‘10 *
Dorothy M. Wheat ‘09 (3) *
Jason A. Williams ‘10 *
Shayla K. Williams ‘10 *
Jennifer Woodard ‘09 (2) *
South Florida
David Anderson ‘02
Mikayla M. Banfill ‘08 *
Emily A. Christopherson ‘09 *
Monique L. Corchado ‘08 *
Rachel Ellis ‘08 *
Jeffery D. Hughes ‘00 (2)
Natalya Knight ‘08 *
Genine Morton ‘08 *
Southeast Missouri
Gabriella M. Avallone ‘10 *
Arielle L. Black ‘10 *
Rachel M. Bohrer ‘10 *
Kathryn R. Bridgewater ‘10 *
Daniel J. Dachroeden ‘09 *
Emilee C. Glueck ‘10 *
Leah M. Goodwin ‘10 *
Stephen Z. Gosche ‘66-Life
Ariane E. Jaghar ‘01
Richard L. Jones ‘07
Benjamin A. Kayser ‘10 *
Mikeyel W. Koonce ‘05 (6)
William D. Miller ‘65
Glen J. Ozenkoski ‘09 (2) *
Ralph A. Palazzola ‘10 *
Clifford Spangler Society
Recognition club for those who made provisions for Alpha Kappa Psi in their estate plans.
( ) Consecutive Giving
Consecutive years of giving since the 1991-92 campaign are included in parenthesis.
% Matching Gift
Donor was eligible for a matching gift which was received
during the campaign.
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Recognition club for those undergraduates who made a mini-
mum contribution of $10.
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Zane K. Quible ‘67-Life (7)
Stephanie N. Ross ‘10 *
Michael H. Ruesler ‘73-Life (8)
Eric E. Salabay ‘68-Life
Lucas N. Shook ‘02
Thomas M. Smouse ‘82-Life
William R. Wehmeyer ‘85-Life (18)
Karl H. Zickler ‘70-Life (3)
Southern California
Kevin M. Boethling ‘79-Life (2)
En-Hao H. Chang ‘95
Eytan Y. Chesed ‘06 (4)
Neil R. Dorf ‘75-Life (4) %
Robert T. Flesh ‘72-Life (3)
William C. Himstreet ‘54-Life (17)
Owen K. Kraus ‘52-Life (12)
Lillian U. Phan ‘99
Arthur L. Reisch ‘48-Life
Albert D. Shonk ‘52-Life (19)
Jennifer W. Smith ‘04 (4)
Eric Tang ‘02-Life (7)
Vin A. Taylor ‘58-Life (6)
Mark D. Warden ‘81-Life (13) +
Christopher J. Warmuth ‘74-Life (10)
Southern Illinois
Thomas E. Barry ‘63-Life (5)
Chris Brinkerhoff ‘05
Eric J. Feiock ‘63-Life
Brian D. Harvey ‘84-Life
Kent E. Leighty ‘03 (5)
B. Leslie Robinson ‘65-Life (12)
Donald E. Swanson ‘63-Life (7)
Dominic R. Zaccone ‘82-Life (5)
Southern Indiana
Laurissa M. Bray ‘94-Life (13)
Melissa A. Dewig ‘05 (2)
Adam R. House ‘07 (3)
Southern Methodist
Richard T. Moore ‘04
Southern Mississippi
Adrienne Idleburg ‘09 *
Carlos R. Stallworth ‘10 *
Alonte N. Tate ‘08 *
Stephen F. Austin
Donna J. Jones ‘82-Life (15) %
Thomas A. Mack ‘82-Life (15)
Stetson
Garrett M. Epps ‘97
Deborah L. Monaco ‘86-Life %
Natalie Simon ‘07 *
Jane L. Storch ‘90-Life
Stony Brook
Chi P. Lee ‘10 *
Syracuse
Robert B. Coppola ‘68-Life (3)
James R. Wagner ‘62-Life (17)
Tennessee
Steven D. Branson ‘95
Edward C. Edgin ‘86-Life (18)
David S. Gilliland ‘01
Jerry E. Goff ‘64 (5)
Thomas A. Johnston ‘05 (6)
Chelsi B. Jones ‘05
Drew W. Nabbefeldt ‘04 (6)
Nancy G. Newton ‘92
Tennessee-Chattanooga
Lauren E. Bass ‘07 (2)
Carlean Cole ‘09 *
Tirrani C. Eason ‘07 *
Camaiya R. Hylick ‘08 (2) *
Jessica T. Ornsby ‘08 (2) *
Chary T. Purnell ‘10 *
Kyle A. Richard ‘09 (2) *
Ebony S. Thomas ‘10 *
Ashley I. Walls ‘10 *
Airelle Woods ‘09 *
Tennessee - Martin
Davida A. Ambrose ‘08 *
Jeffrey L. Baker ‘94
James M. Dennis ‘10 *
Clarissa Gay ‘09 *
Dominique N. Hardaway ‘10 *
Anthony J. Hollister ‘10 *
Melvin Horton CFV ‘94-Life
James W. Kiser ‘84-Life
Cherice F. Martin ‘10 *
Brittany M. Mitchell ‘07 *
Adarius M. Perry ‘09 *
Chauntia O. Pollard ‘09 *
Robert M. Shelton ‘69-Life
Aasha S. Smith ‘10 *
Brittney Williams ‘09 *
Tennessee State
Timothy J. Walls ‘06
Tennessee Tech
Michael W. Albert ‘00-Life (10)
Justin G. Anderson ‘04 (7)
David A. Boling ‘08 (3) *
Hervie F. Clemons ‘09 (2) *
Bobby L. Collier ‘68-Life (3)
Charles W. Hancock ‘70
Steven D. Puckett ‘06 *
Derek E. Wynne ‘10 *
Texas
Richard V. Battle ‘70-Life (4)
Natalie M. Brown ‘90
Don A. Tidwell ‘56-Life (5)
Texas - Dallas
Kenneth L. Giles ‘10 (2) *
James D. Perl ‘10-Life *
William Sumrow ‘10 *
Texas - San Antonio
JaCory D. Brasfield ‘10 *
Carlos O. Davenport ‘10 *
Megan E. Duge ‘10 *
William M. Hansmeyer ‘94-Life (4)
Cassie A. Reeder ‘04 (3)
Texas A&M
Whitney E. Fox ‘96
Theresa M. Mack ‘84 (8)
Barbara D. Millwee ‘91-Life (6)
John E. Millwee ‘92-Life (6)
Courtney C. Slater ‘90
Texas Lutheran
Philip W. Bauch ‘10 *
Sarah E. Bosse ‘08 *
Stephanie L. Cabello ‘07 *
Carlos M. Carrillo ‘08 *
Katherine Civiletto ‘10 *
Stacey L. Claeys ‘07 *
Quinnten Cleveland ‘10 *
Gary L. Cooper ‘10 *
Hugo G. Corrales ‘06 (5) *
Karen K. Dagel ‘09 *
Hillary B. Davidson ‘08 *
Jeffrey R. Davis ‘08 *
Amanda M. Enriquez ‘10 *
Alex J. Ewing ‘08 *
Cody Fuller ‘06 (3)
Ryan Griffiths ‘10 *
Joel K. Gronberg ‘09 *
Aaron J. Hrachovina ‘09 *
Teuta Hyseni ‘09 *
Joseph A. Klepac ‘08 *
Amy L. Lemmon ‘10 *
Rebecca D. Massey ‘08 *
Candace Mitchell ‘10 *
Lynnal N. Ndimande ‘07 (4) *
Erik Ontiveros ‘10 *
Morgan B. Parker ‘08 *
Alexandra N. Parrott ‘09 *
Nathaniel Raschke ‘10 *
Kaleb R. Schmidt ‘09 *
Ryan Schreier ‘10 *
Petrit Shkodra ‘10 *
Kimberly E. Waite ‘08 *
Tiffany A. Wetz ‘08 *
Michelle K. Williams ‘07 (2)
Jacob Wright ‘10 *
Texas State
Anthony M. Albonetti ‘09 *
Hailea M. Aragon ‘10 *
Garrett Aryan ‘11 *
Diana C. Babson ‘08 (2) *
Sara E. Benavides ‘10 *
Sagar Bhakta ‘11 *
Roberto Blum ‘09 *
Tiffany Bohannon ‘11 *
Johanna Borja ‘10 *
Johnny Butterfras ‘10 *
Michael Z. Clements ‘10 *
Alyssa Cortez ‘10 *
Matthew W. Eller ‘09 *
Ashley Fitzpatrick ‘11 *
Jeff Fuselier ‘10 *
Albert Gutierrez ‘10 *
Hannah R. Hartman ‘10 *
Allison Ketchum ‘10 *
Nicole Koch ‘10 *
Tina T. Le ‘11 *
Arielle J. Lothman ‘09 *
Alex Marcantonio ‘11 *
Justin Martine ‘10 *
William Mattar ‘10 *
Amanda N. Mccauley ‘08 *
Lionel Molina ‘10 *
Bianca H. Nguyen ‘09 *
Thomas Pare ‘10 *
Ian Perz ‘11 *
Elizabeth A. Peterson ‘10 *
Benito Ramirez ‘10 *
Kristofer Rodriguez ‘10 *
Cara N. Ross ‘09 *
Erik San Miguel ‘10 *
Adrian R. Sanchez ‘10 *
Callie Schmid ‘11 *
Caroline W. Serbin ‘10 *
Kevin Su ‘10 *
Cameron Tanner ‘11 *
Briana Tucker ‘11 *
Kaitlyn E. Underwood ‘10 *
Suzan J. Webb ‘10 *
Joey Wilkinson ‘10 *
Denise C. Worley ‘09 (2) *
Texas Tech
Horatius Boateng ‘11 *
Patric Coffey ‘10 *
Alesha Evans ‘09 *
Katherine Hampton ‘11 *
Scott D. Howell ‘79-Life (7)
Irma I. Meza ‘01
Robert L. Perkins ‘66
Raymond W. Swearingen ‘71-Life
Toledo
Kaylee A. Acierno ‘10 *
James A. Adams ‘10 *
Ross T. Benner ‘10 *
Robert Bleile ‘00-Life
Alicja Bleile ‘01
William L. Bolander ‘67 (2)
Paulette M. Bongratz ‘09 (2) *
Joshua R. Bradford ‘10 *
Abigail Brown ‘09 *
Kortney R. Cervantes ‘09 *
Taylor Conley ‘08 *
Mark W. Day ‘72-Life
Michael J. Fischer ‘98-Life
Jordan T. Gannon ‘10 *
David W. Gogel ‘66-Life (17)
Benjamin F. Griffis ‘07 *
Theodore T. Hahn ‘63-Life (4)
Joseph R. Hamel ‘62-Life (2)
Alyssa J. Henry ‘09 (2) *
Sarah A. Hess ‘10 *
Terence L. Hines ‘79-Life
Derrick D. Jones ‘10 *
Christin E. Krueck ‘09 (2) *
Mackenzie A. Lauka ‘10 *
Kaylee Levans ‘09 *
Matthew J. Liebrecht ‘10 *
Frederick J. Lintner ‘74-Life
Cody J. Mohler ‘10 *
Michael H. Molnar CFV ‘01-Life (6)
Chapter-Level Scholarships
The Alpha Kappa Psi Foundation manages numerous chapter-level scholarship endowments. Established by chapters and/or family members, these endowments are used to
support annual scholarships. The following chapters or individuals received more than
$7,000 in scholarships from the foundation for the 2010-11 academic year.
Atlanta Alumni Scholarship
Elena Mills-Robinson, Georgia State ‘09
Jaceryll de Chavez Scholarship - Rutgers
Jeffrey Esquillo, Rutgers ‘08
Beta Gamma - Indiana
Used for PBLI expenses*
James F. Rainey Scholarship - Michigan State
Used for PBLI expenses*
Eta Scholarship - Cincinnati
Used for PBLI expenses*
Lambda Nu Scholarship - American
Used for PBLI expenses*
Florida Gold Coast Alumni Scholarship
Travis Ramsey, Florida International ‘02
Omicron Psi Scholarship - Kentucky
Used for PBLI expenses*
Gamma Eta Scholarship - Toledo
Used for PBLI expenses*
Stephen Vasquez Scholarship - Arizona State
Used for PBLI expenses*
Gamma Omega - Seattle
Mariana Paonessa, Seattle ‘08
Steven G. Cooper Scholarship - Tennessee
Used for PBLI expenses*
Gerardo Colunga Jr. Scholarship - Texas-San Antonio
Jacqueline Nance, UTSA ‘10
Zeta Psi Scholarship - Middle Tennessee
Used for PBLI expenses*
Wayne State
Harout Mekhdjian Scholarship - San Jose State
Renee Chu, San Jose State ‘08
* Chapters chose to use its scholarship to offset expenses for students attending the fraternity’s 2011 Principled Business Leadership Institute.
Alexandra E. Moore ‘09 *
Steven K. Mueller ‘06 (2)
Rani E. Naseem ‘10 *
Matthew E. Nelson ‘10 *
Ethan W. Oblonsky ‘04 (5)
Zachary A. Papadakis ‘10 *
David S. Rex ‘73-Life (2)
David M. Rigotti ‘07 (4) %
Ann M. Sexton ‘82-Life (19)
Ashley M. Skibski ‘09 (2) *
Sarah R. Slaper ‘10 *
Jeffrey R. Stoll ‘80-Life (7)
Robert P. Trepinski ‘72-Life
Kaitlin A. Trinkle ‘07 *
Dianna L. Wettrich ‘85-Life (8)
Stephen F. Zinsmayer ‘10 *
Virginia
Ryan J. Godbold ‘09 *
Matthew A. Gorman ‘09 *
Claudia L. Graham ‘08 *
Mary A. Greco ‘07 *
Leslie M. Grimes ‘08 *
Georgia Gristwood ‘10 *
Virginia Tech
Rebecka M. Haagsma ‘08 *
Kyle T. Addenbrook ‘10 *
John A. Hall ‘86-Life (2)
Brenden Arsenault ‘10 *
Zachary S. Hallman ‘10 *
Joseph C. Babboni ‘09 *
Sarah A. Hartley ‘10 *
Mary K. Bacle ‘08 *
Eric B. Heidhausen ‘09 *
Heather A. Bartholomew ‘08 *
Taylor L. Hobson ‘09 *
Laura E. Beale ‘10 *
Harvey W. Huffman ‘69-Life (7)
Raymond R. Beasley ‘47-Life
Allison Hummel ‘08 *
Meredith A. Bermudez ‘09 *
Larry J. Hurt ‘71-Life
Kristina R. Bonomo ‘07 *
Jordan L. Jayne ‘05
Lucas D. Bottorff CFV ‘04-Life (7)
Abdullah Jhangir ‘08 *
Benjamin W. Bowden ‘10 *
Towson
Muling Jiang ‘10 *
Lauren N. Bowman ‘10 *
John P. Crosby ‘09-Life (2) *
Megan N. Kelly ‘08 *
Wesley B. Brandi ‘10 *
Michael C. Heer CFV ‘06-Life (5)
Arslan Khan ‘08 *
Alison G. Brooks ‘09 *
David E. Johney CFV ‘06-Life (5)
William W. Kibler ‘58-Life (16)
Jonathan S. Brooks ‘10 *
Josh Noren ‘10 *
David W. Kinney ‘10 *
Kellie C. Brumbaugh ‘10 *
Vadim Shleyfman ‘09-Honorary (2)
Marvin G. Kiser ‘69-Life (3)
Mike S. Buccola ‘08 *
David A. Stahl ‘07 *
Emily E. Knox ‘10 *
Arturo P. Buzzalino ‘09 *
Erik M. Whelan ‘07
Gabriella S. Laitano ‘10 *
Amelia E. Capilonao ‘10 *
Norris F. Lee ‘48-Life #
Sandra L. Carlson ‘84-Life
Trinity
Alexander Lee ‘10 *
Lindsey A. Cartner ‘10 *
Bronson A. Blodgett ‘91-Life (8)
Benjamin F. Lindemann ‘10 *
Erinn C. Connor ‘08 *
Ryan H. Darley ‘09 *
Danielle N. Manovich ‘09 *
Paul J. Costanzo ‘09 *
Daniel O. Hernandez Lopez ‘10 *
Hahyung C. McDaniel ‘10 *
Sarah A. Crossland ‘09 *
Matthew T. Jaeger ‘98-Life (5)
Krista M. McManus ‘10 *
Nicole M. Cunningham ‘09 *
Erin J. McMurray ‘09 *
Meghan N. Demartino ‘09 *
Tri-State
Melvin C. Moore ‘86-Life (18) +
Meridith L. DeMoss ‘09 *
Thomas W. Bansback ‘88-Life
Michael G. Dickerson CFV ‘04-Life (8) Nicole E. Motylinski ‘09 *
Linda S. Hinkle ‘80-Life (13)
Katie M. Moxter ‘08 *
Corey W. Donohue ‘10 *
Brandon E. Musick ‘10 *
Wendy A. Wendroff CFV ‘80-Life (17) + Jeffrey A. Drake ‘09 *
Robert H. Newton ‘10 *
Caitlin N. Durand ‘09 *
Robert H. Newton ‘72
Tulsa
Ross F. Eastman ‘76
Cynthia Nguyen ‘10 *
Max L. McFall ‘60-Life (3)
Jennifer S. Eisenrauch ‘10 *
Emily A. Obara ‘09 (2) *
Anastasia Ellis ‘09 *
Colleen M. O’Donnell ‘10 *
Upsala College
Matthew J. Etherington ‘09 *
Conor J. Owens ‘09 *
Vincent N. Manalio ‘63-Life (2)
Craig R. Fain ‘00-Life (4)
Jenna L. Owens ‘09 *
Raymond H. Matschat ‘63-Life (7)
Kevin D. Ferrell ‘10 *
Kari L. Panigall ‘09 *
Wade R. Sjogren ‘80-Life (3)
Robert G. Francis ‘09 (2) *
Stephanie M. Parker ‘10 *
John J. Von Achen ‘74-Life (19)
Jessica Frayne ‘09 *
William R. Perron ‘10 *
Gabriela M. Galvan ‘10 *
Anna Post ‘09 *
Utah State
Colin T. Gardner ‘08 *
William R. Price ‘10 *
Orville G. Kelley ‘69-Life
Will Garnett ‘08 *
Caroline Pugh ‘10 *
Randall D. Gaylor ‘76-Life
Sara Razak ‘09 *
Tyna A. Gaylor ‘77-Life
Vanderbilt
John W. Roller ‘54-Life (7)
Scott M. Gjormand ‘08 *
Valerie A. Matena ‘06 (4)
Pamela F. Smith ‘85-Life (6)
William F. Thompson ‘70-Life (18)
John C. Werner ‘86-Life (2)
Lauren C. Johnson ‘09 *
Jasper Z. Kinnay ‘10 *
Dane R. Lawson ‘10 *
Sarah K. Legerton ‘04
Sarah W. Lewis ‘08 *
Natasha Lozano ‘09 *
Kristen N. Lukenbill ‘10 *
Sarah R. Lyman ‘10-Life *
Monica Malcolm ‘09 *
Joseph A. Marcoly ‘08 *
Leah Michaelsen ‘08 *
Greg Moore ‘09 *
Angela N. Pashon ‘10 *
Angela Plate ‘09 *
Amanda S. Poch ‘03 (5)
Courtney R. Prosser ‘10 *
Anna Sather ‘09 *
Ryan P. Schandl ‘10 *
Theresa A. Sheipe ‘02
Samantha L. Shumer ‘08 *
Cory J. Simpson ‘10 *
Sarah M. Staeck ‘09 *
Jasmine A. Stivers ‘10 *
Rachel E. Swaney ‘10 *
Adam J. Tefts ‘08 *
Jessica A. Tourtillotte ‘08 *
Stephen R. Trella ‘09 *
Dai T. Trinh ‘10 *
Brittany Ward ‘09 *
Douglas I. Russell ‘10 *
Elise Ryan ‘10 *
Kristyn A. Sawyer ‘10 *
Lauren E. Schoemmell ‘10 *
Brittany Seaton ‘08 *
Jason Sexton ‘08 *
Brendan P. Sherry ‘97-Life (8)
Sumeet Singh ‘09 *
Matthew J. Smith ‘10 *
Maria Spiridonova ‘10 *
Charles W. Strang Jr. ‘53
Kevin Stricker ‘09 *
Tim L. Tishman ‘09 *
Tara L. Trapp ‘09 *
Kelsey R. Treague ‘09 *
David W. Turman ‘65-Life (6)
Caleb W. Vaughan ‘10 *
Katherine L. Walker ‘09 *
Devin E. Wang ‘09 *
Angela M. White ‘10 *
Drew C. Wilder ‘10 *
Jhaymee S. Wilson ‘00-Life
Brittany M. Wood ‘10 *
Kerry J. Wood ‘09 *
Diana M. Woods ‘09 *
Haley C. Young ‘07 *
Gerald P. Zimmerman ‘75-Life (8)
Washington
Michelle L. Adsit ‘96
Fiona T. Cheung ‘08
R.K. Lee ‘67-Life (19) +
William R. Sterling ‘42-Life (2)
T. Derek Yoshinaka ‘91-Life (8)
Washington (St. Louis)
Jerry D. Boswell ‘61-Life %
Washington State
Kenn Amy ‘09 *
Karalyn E. Bullard ‘10 *
Gary M. Burke ‘60-Life (9)
Matthew L. Canterbury ‘03
Samantha A. Cobb ‘10 *
Kara A. Conley ‘10 *
Timothy D. Cordodor ‘01 (4)
Morgan Denny ‘09 *
Kerri M. Dickson CFV ‘02
Kelley K. Fisher ‘09 *
Courtney L. Ford ‘09 *
Michael D. Holmes ‘10 *
Henry J. Binder ‘47-Life (16)
Adam J. Drielts Hirsch ‘58-Life
Gregory R. DuRoss ‘70-Life (7) +
James J. Frederick ‘74-Life (6)
David S. Margolis ‘76-Life (5)
Richard H. Marlatt ‘52
Joseph H. Saul ‘61-Life (6)
Cecil W. Scott ‘55-Life (7)
Stephen A. Sell ‘75-Life (6)
Nicholas B. Serafin ‘85-Life (2)
John E. Terhune ‘42-Life (14)
James F. Wallis ‘41-Life (7)
Waynesburg
Cary R. Efaw ‘72-Life (10)
West Georgia
Gregory A. Amadi ‘10 *
Jaleesa T. Bass ‘10 *
Shanice J. Belnavis ‘09 *
Hayley H. Bradt ‘84-Life (7)
July P. Carrillo ‘07 (2) *
Jeral D. Clyde ‘09 *
Patrick Dally ‘10 *
Gaibreona Dixon ‘10 *
Kira Franklin ‘07 (2) *
Kamyla M. Franklin ‘08 *
Belangel Garcia ‘10 *
Ashley N. Gee ‘07 (2) *
Delbert U. Goodwin ‘10 *
Miracle N. Holt ‘06 (2)
Troy Jenkins ‘10 *
Eugenia Johnson ‘07 *
Sydney L. Johnson ‘08 (3) *
Brittney J. Johnson ‘10 *
Latifah M. Jones ‘09 *
Jan’Teria A. Kilgore ‘09 *
Brook E. Lane ‘11 *
Cotessa N. Madison ‘08 (2) *
Renesha J. Madison ‘09 *
Alexis D. Mathis ‘10 *
Tiffany D. Means ‘08-Life (2) *
J. Mark Miller ‘70-Faculty/Life (19)
Candace J. Mumphery ‘09 (2) *
Nicholas S. Nicholson ‘10 * #
Diana N. Obodoako ‘08 (2) *
Bevlyn A. Onwumere ‘08 (2) *
Chimiya L. Parks ‘10 *
Joknowle A. Patrick ‘09 *
Derek L. Reece ‘84-Life
Alethia M. Roberts ‘07 *
Charmaine A. Ross ‘09 (2) *
Erika N. Smith ‘10 *
Rachel M. Stewart ‘10 *
Allan L. Threatt ‘08-Life *
Shundrika A. Williams ‘09 (2) *
West Liberty State
Scott E. McNulty ‘84-Life (4)
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West Texas A&M
Beecher Carlson Holdings, Inc (5)
James Begans
Kathleen Beight
Bernard and Nancy Bell (3)
Frances Bergano
Janice Berns
Beta Mu (George Washington)
Jeffrey and Claire Black
Michael and Julie Blitz
Edward and Jane Bobrick
Brad Bolnick
Christopher Boyle
W. Perry Brandt
Kelley Brenner
Andrew Brodnick
Douglas and Sue Brown
Kimberly Brown
Kendra Bryan
Sarhat Bukhari
Joseph Burger
Allan Butler
Wisconsin
Jerome and Marion Butler
James J. Edwards ‘71-Life (8)
Robert and Cynthia Butler
Charles J. Hass ‘58-Life (13)
Kathleen Byrne
Lee E. Whitcomb ‘53-Life (5)
Sam and Marilyn Calliham
Wisconsin - Milwaukee Parents of Victor Canestrini
Jane Carosiello
Justin Ahlborn ‘10 *
Anthony Carpentieri
Dana Arendt ‘09 *
Tom and Martha Caywood
Katherine Baldauf ‘08 (2) *
Mark and Margie Chesko
Crystal A. Banse ‘03
R. Scott and Jody Chisholm
Peter J. Benke ‘59 (2)
L. Claussen-Cunn
Kenlee J. Brill ‘95-Life (4)
The Coca Cola Company Foundation
Mayra A. Casillas Lara ‘10 *
Barry and Sylvia Cohen
Kristen Damko ‘10 *
Cathy J. Cole
Jason M. Eggert CFV ‘08 (3)
Jean E. Coleman
Travon Haase ‘08 *
Hazel A. Collier (11)
Greg S. Heberer ‘79-Life (3)
Mark and Jan Conley
Jean M. Heberer ‘85 (3)
Stephanie Cool
Eileen L. Howell ‘77-Life (10)
Council of Alpha (10)
April Hyler ‘10 *
Brian and Janet Covely
Jessica M. Kerns ‘05-Life (6)
Covidien (3)
Katie L. Kimes ‘11 *
Diane Cross
Jason J. Lent ‘09 *
Rick and Laura Culley
Katlynn Lenzner ‘10 *
Parke and Laura Cummins
Steven MacDonald ‘09 (2) *
Patrick and Jane Cunningham
Martin T. Matson ‘79 (5)
Stephen E. and Margaret H. Cyran
Courtney McCurdy ‘10 *
Gwen Daar
Donald J. Nichols ‘60-Life (13)
Lawrence and Stephanie Davidson
Logan Nickel ‘09 *
Davie Community Foundation
Ann N. Oemichen ‘08 (3) *
Scott and Donna Davis
David M. Payne ‘79 (10)
Benjamin and Donna Devries
Beje M. Spahiu ‘79-Life (5)
A. Louis and Gail Diamond
Antoinette Spencer ‘10 *
Rudy and Joelene Diana
Cassandra Stack ‘09 (2) *
Tony and Sharon DiBenedetto
Todd R. Strehlow ‘76 (4)
DiLorenzo & Company, PC
Discover Financial Services
Wyoming
The Duke Energy Foundation
Fredric R. Joseph ‘62
Donald and Eleanor Dulac
Larry D. Roberts ‘65-Life (13)
Sue Duli (13)
Dana C. Smith ‘73-Life
Steve and Karen Eisenrauch
John D. Stiles ‘54-Life
Andi Emerson
Family of Alexa Marion
Youngstown State
David and Sydney Feldman
Robert S. Fulton ‘68-Life
Selma L. Felton
Richard K. Mautz ‘69-Life (9)
Pamela Fenik
Dennis D. Shiplett ‘67-Life (16)
Craig and Ginene Ferrell
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Friends of AKPsi
First Data Corporation
Michael and Denise Acierno
AEGON Transamerica Foundation (4) Florida Gold Coast Alumni (14)
FP&L - Nextera Energy Foundation
John and Bridget Allison
Jorge and Mary Font
Alpha Xi Chapter (Iowa)
Darla Friel
Anna Maria Ambrose
American Endowment Foundation (2) William and Norma Friese
Richard Froelich
Michael and Rebecca Amon
Vilma Fuentes
Viji Anantharaman
Roger and Ann Gagliano
Keith Anderson
Gamma Epsilon (Penn State) (2)
Anderson Brothers, Inc
Michael Gentile
Anonymous
Keith and Lynn Giebe
Jill Asel
Ellen Goldner
Christopher and Susan Aubertin
Rosalind R. Gooden-Martin
Marlene Baker
James Goodfriend
Mary Balaban
Karen Goodwine
Richard and Robin Ballard
Thomas and Maria Gorman
Baltimore Community Foundation
Margaret G. Greco
Bank of America Foundation (4)
John and Lorraine Griffin
Bank of the West (3)
Lisa Griffith
Susan Bauch
Christine A. Gurley
BBVA Compass
Michael Gutierrez
David C. Beale
Deniqua A. Ladson ‘10 *
Ashley N. Livingston ‘10 *
Shawnta O. Mack ‘08 (2) *
Avery M. Mazyck ‘08 (2) *
Tykeshia L. McElveen ‘09 (2) *
West Virginia
Timothy D. Mention ‘10 *
Charles M. Brown ‘49-Life (15)
Lashonda J. Mickle ‘10 *
Kathryn L. Harris ‘05 (5)
Missouri M. Moultrie ‘10 *
Summer D. Nichols ‘09 (2) *
Western Carolina
Amber L. Oliver ‘10 *
James L. Deal ‘79-Life (5)
Adrian A. Price ‘10 *
Kathryn M. Dimoff ‘02 (9) %
Christopher M. Folds CFV ‘03-Life (3) Dyshay D. Scott ‘08 (2) *
Sha’Monique N. Smith ‘08 (2) *
Lindsey A. Folds ‘04 (2)
Asahia N. Smith ‘10 *
Chaz M. Glenn ‘07 (2) *
Deshawn I. Smith ‘10 *
Carl N. Hernandez ‘09 (2) *
Raven S. Suber ‘10 *
Lindsey Perry ‘10 *
Sierra S. Teasley ‘10 *
Dustin A. Wheeler ‘10 *
Natalie R. Whittaker CFV ‘94-Life (5) Whitney I. Williams ‘10 *
Brittany D. Young ‘10 *
Barbara A. Berry ‘84-Life (8)
Walter G. Hudson ‘72-Life (19)
Western Kentucky
Kevin L. Adams ‘11 *
Porshia Austin ‘11 *
Anthony R. Bell ‘11 *
Stephen W. Bernard ‘71-Life
Laysha T. Brown ‘11 *
Kyle M. Bunch ‘02-Life (7)
Tacora M. Busch ‘11 *
Dominique Collins ‘11 *
Ashley N. Duenas ‘11 *
Dominique L. Futch ‘11 *
Nicholas J. Gilyard ‘11 *
Lamia Haley ‘11 *
Ryan Hall ‘11 *
Alexis A. Heard ‘10 (2) *
Charles N. Jackson ‘79-Life (8)
Cedric C. Jackson ‘11 *
Tiffany Jones ‘11 *
Paula Elaine Minton CFV ‘04 (7) +
Jasmine Morgan ‘11 *
John P. Muehlman ‘67-Life + #
Lawrence Norfleet ‘11 *
Montrell Pryor ‘11 *
Darrell A. Rhodes ‘11 *
DaShawn M. Rush ‘10 *
Western Michigan
John T. Anthony ‘81-Life (8)
Betsy L. Aretz ‘01 (5)
Gary W. Bowersox ‘62-Life
Frank J. Brye ‘60-Life (5)
Thomas A. Carey ‘92-Life (16)
Andrea K. Duda ‘78-Life (5)
Julia L. Flick ‘91-Life (10)
Todd J. Regis ‘86-Life (18) +
Western New England
Edward J. Walaszek ‘87-Life
Wichita State
Joseph E. Borlase ‘58-Life
William T. Carnahan ‘61-Life (7)
Ronald L. Goin ‘56-Life (7)
John R. Grabner ‘58-Life (6)
Steven W. Kruse ‘74-Life (3)
Richard W. McKee ‘60
Donald B. Tener ‘56-Life
Robert A. Welch ‘06-Life (2)
William & Mary
Karl A. Sakas CFV ‘01-Life (3) +
Winthrop
Kortney L. Boston ‘09 (2) *
Ashia C. Brown ‘09 (2) *
Lindsay D. Brown ‘08 *
Shaniqua T. Butler ‘09 (2) *
Maranda I. Chalmers ‘10 *
Shaniqua L. Corley ‘09 (2) *
Shalaya S. Davis ‘09 (2) *
Cassaundra D. Gamble ‘10 *
Detra A. German ‘97 (2)
Sarah D. Guy ‘78-Life (8)
Krystal Y. Hart ‘10 *
Courtney M. Hawkins ‘10 *
Felissa M. Hough ‘10 *
Kendria L. Houseworth ‘08 (3) *
Tia N. Humphrey ‘10 *
Jasmine T. Jackson ‘08 (2) *
Kelsey R. Jones ‘10 *
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William and Cristal Haggerton
Pamela Haines
Myron and Linda Hall
John and Mildred Harder (11)
Joe and Brenda Hargett
Sedrick Harrilall
Michael C. Harris (3)
Frances P. Hart
Sabine Herminghaus
Maria C. Hernandez
Kerry and Constance Hesse (11)
Highland Street Foundation
Homrich & Berg, Inc. (3)
John Hruska and Ileana Madrigal-Hruska
Parents of Ellen Huang
Derrick and Cynthia Iseler
J.P. Morgan Chase Foundation
Bashir Jivraj
Thomas and Lori Jones
Roosevelt B. Joseph
Daniel Jowiski
Don and Jacqueline Jung
JustGive.Org
Jerald and Dianne Kallas
Michael Kane
Kappa Phi (Alabama State) (2)
Elaina Karigan
Timothy and Susan Kay
Scott and Gail Kenney
Graham and Susan Killip
Michael and Deborah King
Roger and Jeanne Kingsland (2)
Edward Kirklin
C. Jeffrey and Katherine Knittel
Terri Krautscheid
Gary and Teresa Kremer
Verlyn and Gerianne Kroon
J. Michael Kuhn
George and Felecia Lahey
Terrie Lake
Pierre Lameh-Dao
Fred and Mary LaSota
Paul and Sharon Lemmon
Denny Leung
Richard Lewis
Greg and Teresa Liesener
Chris Lindemann
Sanford and Angela Lindstrom
Victor and Karen Lunka
Deborah J. Maddox
Tariq and Cynthia Malhance
Zdzislaw and Barbara Malyszko
Rita Manglona
Cynthia Manos
Robert and Geraldine Marinaro
Joseph D. Markee and Teresa L. Boley
Theresa B. Markowitz
Zelda Martens
Connie Mason
Marilyn Mason
Edward and Anna Mazur
Kevin and Marie McCarthy
Kevin and Shauna McGing
Theresa Meletio
The Michael J. Rawlings Golf Outing
Committee
Microsoft (5)
Mark A. Miglis
Karen Miller
Michael and Mary Minchak
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen P. Mizner
Jeffrey and Judith Mock
Lisa G. Monahan
Ruth Moore
Gary and Donna Moss
Dewey Moy
John and Monica Murphy
Roger and Kathleen Nadler
Archita Naik
Michael and Toni Nash
National Philanthropic Trust DAF (7)
Christy Neiman
Donald Nestor
Network for Good
Joel and Linda Nichols
Scott and Kelly Nielsen
Nissan North America, Inc
Nu Chi Chapter (Central Florida)
Nu Psi Chapter (James Madison)
Keith and Joan O’Brien
Océ North America, Inc
Deborah A. Orff (11)
David and Theresa Otto
Hugo and Deborah Overdeput
Ann Padgett
Perry and Joan Passen
David and Terry Pate
James and Karen Pauley
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Paulsen
Ann J. Pendley
John and Joan Pettigrew
David M. Polen
Richard and Karra Anne Porter
Linda M. Price
Howard and Kathleen Purcell
Debby Ramassini
James Reed
Donald and Susan Reeves
Beverly Rice
Dean Rocheleau
Melinda S. Rosenthall (5)
Russell and Kathy Roth
William and Susan Russell
Paul Sagsvean
Jay and Loretta Samuels
Ronald and Jean Samuels
Stacy L. Saucier
Srinivasan and Umashri Schanunathan
Elaine Schaublin-Allen
Ron Schneweis
Aaron Schorr
Christie M. Self
Michael and Nancy Serge
Peter and Tamar Sharp
Leeann Shortall
Douglas and Kristin Siegel
Douglas and Julia Singer
Sean Smiley
David and Jodie Smith
Jon and Mary Smith
Joyce W. Smith
Michael and Kathleen Smith
Randall and Maureen Smith
Roger and Debra Smith
Mark and Patricia Snell
Daniel and Ellen Steadman
David and Pat Steele
Allison Steinberg
John and Linda Stenger
Jeff Stokes
Joan Strachan
Richard Sturgeon
Michael Sultan
Theta Omicron (Boise State)
Eugene R. Thomas
Frank and Jerilyn Thurman
Phillip Tolson
Anthony and Elizabeth Tosi
Truist Comprehensive Distribution
William Tunney
Shirley H. Twillman
Corina Ummel
United Way of the Bay Area (2)
United Way of The Inland Valleys (8)
Diane VanderPutten
Viren and Amita Vatsa
Tyson and Mary Vaughan
Verizon Foundation
Paul and Nekana Voith
Wadeco Manufacturing Company (7)
Barbara M. Wagner
Thomas and Carol Ware
Michael and Cynthia Warner
Jeff O. Webb
David and Sue Ellen Weiler
Mary L. Wells
Scott and Michele Wells
Lyllian Wendroff
Robert and Melinda Wiederhold
J. L. and Kimberly Wilbanks
Leslie Williamowsky
Carol Williams
Debra Wilson
Penny D. Winkle
Kevin and Anna Wolak
David and Jan Wood
Woodmen of the World/Assured Life
Association
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Jan Eric Frydman
A diverse career in
global commerce
A lot of people go to business
school with an international business
career in mind—Jan Eric Frydman,
Oregon ‘79-Life, is no exception.
But even as a young student from
Sweden studying in the United States,
Frydman could never have imagined
just how global and diverse his career
would turn out, eventually leading
to a prestigious role in the executive
body of the European Union.
Born in Stockholm, Frydman as a
high school graduate won a scholarship covering a year of study at an
American university. He picked the
University of Oregon, and ended
up staying long enough to earn his
undergraduate degree there, with
a double major in business administration (finance) and economics.
“When I started studying, I was not
sure exactly what I wanted to do as a
career, but thought it would probably
be in some form of international
business,” he recalls. “My Oregon
years made such a strong impression
on me that I wanted that to narrow it
down to be ‘transatlantic business.’”
And so it was. Procter & Gamble
recruited him on campus to return to Sweden and work in brand
management. He followed that up
by representing The First National
Soon after Sweden joined the European Union in
1995, Jan Frydman became legal advisor to the
EU executive body’s director general for industry
in Brussels. Today he’s the head of international
affairs at the European Commission’s Directorate
General for Enterprise and Industry.
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Ball State
Bank of Chicago in the Nordic
countries of Sweden, Norway,
Denmark and Finland, spending
much of his time on the road. The
bank brought him to Chicago for
a yearlong management-training
program and a stint in corporate
finance, then he was sent back to
Sweden to head the International
“
Nowadays, it’s all
about Asia and China, but
we should not forget that
the European Union and
the United States are by
far each other’s largest
trading partners.
.”
— Jan Eric Frydman
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Financial Institutions Team.
The bank eventually closed its
Stockholm office, and Frydman’s
career took flight back across the
Atlantic to Indianapolis, where
American Professionals Insurance
Co. invited him to become deputy
CEO. It was a particularly interesting assignment, he says. “The company had been in difficulties and
we, as the management team, were
tasked to turn it around. We had to
cut cost, reorganize for efficiency,
but also go on the offensive and develop a better business model and
strategy and execute that.” It was a
success, and the company was sold
to a larger insurance group. For
Frydman, it was back to Sweden.
When he returned to his homeland this time, Frydman went back
to school, finishing up a law degree
for which he had been studying
off-and-on. That led to work in the
country’s largest firm, specializing
in international business deals and
transactions. His American experience bought him a career ticket
back to the U.S., to the firm’s New
York office, then he was back in
Sweden again working on large
transatlantic mergers and acquisitions and becoming the firm’s first
director for information and knowledge management.
Sweden joined the European
Union in 1995, and the next year
Frydman earned a spot as legal
advisor to the EU executive body’s
director general for industry in
Brussels. He moved into international affairs working on transatlantic relations, became the division’s
deputy head, and earlier this year
took over as head of international
affairs at the European Commission’s Directorate General for Enterprise and Industry. “As you can
see, I ended up working in interna-
Christopher J. Clemens ’03 was one of ten Ball State graduates to receive the alumni association’s 2011 Graduate of the
Last Decade Award. The award honors alumni who have demonstrated personal and professional achievement, community
involvement and commitment to BSU within the first ten years
of graduation.
CSU-Los Angeles
Franklin J. Ruedel ‘61-Life is a self-employed tax professional,
and a past president and current director with the San Gabriel
Valley Chapter of the California Society of Enrolled Agents. He
and his wife Linda have been married for 37 years.
CSU-San Bernardino
Barry D. Gumaer ‘93-Life married Mireya Gonzalez in March.
They welcomed a daughter, Leanne Nicole, in May 2010. The
family resides in Palm Springs, Calif.
Central Florida
Dr. Jeff Daniels ‘95-Life is a chief systems architect in the aerospace and defense industry and has served as an adjunct professor at the University of Central Florida and Florida Southern
College. He recently accepted an opportunity to join the faculty of the Cyber Security graduate program at the University
of Maryland University College.
Jeff Lehman ‘11- Honorary authored the book, First Job ~ First
Paycheck, which was published this fall (Mentor Press). The
book is intended to help students and recent graduates avoid
common pitfalls in regards to money, jobs and life that often
lead to living in the paycheck-to-paycheck trap.
Chapman
David C. Piper ‘01-Life was married in August. He and his wife
Amelia reside in Oakland, Calif. David is the chapter advisor for
the Alpha Beta Chapter at the University of California - Berkeley.
Drake
Laura A. Menedez ’07 is an accountant with John Deere’s Financial Development Program. She resides in Urbandale, Iowa.
Gannon
Patricia L. Eline ’04 is a claims adjuster with Associated Administrators. She resides in York, Pa.
Dr. Scott E. Miller ‘91-Life is an associate professor of accounting at Edinboro University of Pennsylvania. He also maintains
a law practice in Erie.
George Washington
Kristen Van Nest ’08 was awarded a Fulbright scholarship to
study communications in Luxembourg. The scholarship was
awarded by the United States Department of State and the J.
William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board. Kristen is one of
more than 1,600 Americans who is studying abroad this year
through the Fulbright U.S. Student Program.
Georgia State
Ronald W. Allen ’88-Honorary was elected chairman of the
board of Guided Therapeutics. Ronald is the former chairman
and CEO of Delta Airlines, and is currently a director of The
Coca-Cola Company, Aaron Rents, Inc., Aircastle Limited and
Forward Air Corporation. He is also a board member of the St.
Joseph’s Translational Research Institute, which endeavors to
turn new medical discoveries into tangible cures.
Georgia Tech
Dean Reeves ‘71-Life, a newcomer to thoroughbred racing,
enjoyed having his horse Mucho Macho Man compete in
each leg of the Triple Crown this year. The horse’s best finish
was third at the Kentucky Derby. He and his wife Patti reside
in Suwanee, Ga.
Illinois-Chicago
Saeb Ahsan ‘08 completed his Fulbright Fellowship where he
studied entrepreneurship and social responsibility in Istanbul,
Turkey. He resides in Markham, Ill.
Illinois Wesleyan
Edward B. Rust ‘70-Life was elected vice chairman of the U.S.
Chamber of Commerce’s board of directors, which represents
more than three million businesses across the nation. Ed is the
chairman of the board and CEO of State Farm Mutual and its
principal affiliates, and was a recipient of Alpha Kappa Psi’s
Alumnus of the Year Award in 1999.
Jacksonville
David W. Simpkins ‘80-Life is the dean of student services at
St. Augustine High School (Fla.). He resides in Jacksonville.
tional business all my life so far, but
doing so from different angles, and
in different industries.”
How does one prepare for such
a diverse business-related career?
For Frydman, it started with lots
of natural curiosity, combined with
wide-ranging and helpful business classes. “The core classes in
finance, management, marketing,
accounting, statistics, etc., gave me a
structure to use to solve real issues
and problems as they arose in daily
work,” he says. “I actually could use
what I learned, also to structure my
thoughts when analyzing and solving problems.”
Frydman speaks highly of the
American style of higher education. “A U.S. university education
is much more of a ‘total’ experience compared to studies in other
countries; you live on campus,
participate in sports and numerous activities, get involved with
organizations and circles,” he says.
“All this allows you to mature and
develop as a human being.”
And those organizations … of
course, Alpha Kappa Psi was one
of them. He served as vice president and master of rituals at the
Kappa Chapter. “AKPsi was really
an important part of my campus
life,” he says, with visits to local
businesses, speeches by business
leaders and the annual career fair.
That and his work in the university’s
International Services office were
invaluable experiences, he says.
“They offered a perspective outside
of my studies, and gave first experiences of working life—how to set
objectives and try to achieve them
by organizing events, raising money
and managing people, and not least,
how to work in a team.”
Frydman is fond of seeing and
experiencing new places, a good
Fraternity President Andrea Nemeth presents the 2011 Chapter Advisor of the Year Award to Kappa
Upsilon’s (South Carolina State) Dr. Marion Robinson.
thing given his career filled with
international travel. “I also like good
food and wine and, as a hobby, operate my own site on the Internet with
restaurant critiques,” he says. It can
be found at www.frydman.se (but
if English is your language, you’ll
need an online Swedish-to-English
translator). “There are now some 220
reviews in 12 world cities.”
His career did, indeed, become
truly transatlantic, as he dreamed it
would. Now, he hopes that American
businesspeople remember just how
important transatlantic relationships
are to economies on both sides of
the ocean. “Nowadays, it’s all about
Asia and China, but we should not
forget that the European Union and
the United States are by far each
other’s largest trading partners.”
Dr. Marion C. Robinson
Passion continues
after three decades
It wasn’t until the very moment
he heard his named called that Dr.
Marion Robinson, SC State ‘80-Life,
realized he was Alpha Kappa Psi’s
chapter advisor of the year. Those
who accompanied him to the fraternity’s Convention in Phoenix didn’t
give any notion that he would be
receiving the honor awarded by the
oldest and largest business fraternity
in the world.
“At the banquet, we were all sitting at the table and I said we were
going to the Cheesecake Factory, but
they said let’s wait because we want
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The benefit is that you get to see the students openly, because they can sit there and pretend and read out
of the textbook, but when you are advisor of an organization, you see them at their best and at their lowest.
.”
— Dr. Marion C. Robinson
to support other universities from
South Carolina,” explained Robinson.
He complied, and as the two final
awards were being announced, Robinson listened while his biography
was being read. Still, he didn’t realize
they were speaking of him. Then his
name was called.
Prof. Mario Ricoma, SC State
‘05-Faculty, faculty advisor of SC
State’s Kappa Upsilon Chapter, and
Anthony Ford, SC State ‘10, chapter president, both laughed as they
recalled the events of the evening.
“He almost forgot he had to get up
to accept the award,” chimed Parker.
“It took about five minutes for him
to go up there,” he joked.
“I had no clue. I was thinking
Cheesecake Factory,” laughed Robinson. “When they called my name, I
was in shock. My counterparts didn’t
say anything.”
Receiving the award for the first
time, Robinson reflected on his journey with the Kappa Upsilon Chapter,
which began more than 30 years
ago. As the first predominantly black
chapter of Alpha Kappa Psi, Kappa
Upsilon originated on the campus
of SC State in 1981 when Robinson
was a sophomore studying business
administration. After obtaining both
his bachelor’s and master’s degrees
from SC State, Robinson headed to
the University of Georgia to pursue
his doctorate degree in business education. During this time, Kappa Upsilon began to face many challenges.
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“When I graduated, the chapter
had some problems and was removed,” said Robinson. “When I
came back to SC State, I researched
getting it back on campus.” This effort ignited in 1991 when Robinson
became assistant professor of business education at his alma mater. He
dedicated countless hours to ensure
Kappa Upsilon would be reinstated
on campus, and in 1994, the chapter
successfully rejoined Alpha Kappa
Psi’s ranks.
“Dr. Robinson always shares his
knowledge with us and he’s always
there for us when we need him,”
shared Ford, a senior business
management major. “He is definitely
deserving of this award. It doesn’t
matter if he’s involved with a lot of
different organizations, classes or
students, he’s always there. We all
have a personal relationship with him
and we all have a business relationship with him. We know what he
expects,” adds Ford.
“The benefit is that you get to
see the students openly, because they
can sit there and pretend and read
out of the textbook, but when you
are advisor of an organization, you
see them at their best and at their
lowest,” acknowledges Robinson.
“As advisor, you are really their
parent, teacher, doctor and lawyer.
You’re the whole thing.”
Ricoma, who received the fraternity’s Volunteer of the Year Award
in 2009, humorously said that it
was a pleasure not telling Robinson
about being advisor of the year, and
he became excited when the news
was finally revealed. “I was really
happy for Dr. Robinson,” shared
Ricoma. “Since I’ve been with the
chapter in 2005, Robinson has done
a lot for this chapter. He’s here
whenever needed. If he’s not here,
I am. We work together to make the
chapter better.”
The two advisors have grown
Kappa Upsilon to one of the largest
student organizations at SC State.
While it was once exclusive to business majors, Kappa Upsilon now
attracts students from various academic disciplines, to include nursing,
education, speech pathology, military
science and biology.
“Kappa Upsilon sharpens your
skills. It will make you become
more professional,” noted Robinson. “In most instances, no matter
what you are going into, you have to
be a professional. You have to have
good interviewing skills and be able
to network.”
According to so many, Robinson is deserving of the award that
truly exemplifies Alpha Kappa Psi.
He has shown his dedication and
commitment to the fraternity and
his chapter, giving freely of his time,
talent and treasure. He goes above
and beyond the call of duty and does
what is in the best interest of the
chapter and fraternity as a whole.
What started as a passion more
than three decades ago continues to
inspire Robinson today.
“Looking back from 1981 until
now, I felt that South Carolina State
would be represented positively, and
to know what we had to go through
to get the chapter back on this
campus, proved that we could do it.
All the hard work, sweat, tears and
fussing has paid off.”
Murray State
Jonathan J. Holzapfel ‘08 returned from Afghanistan this
spring after being part of Operation Enduring Freedom as part
of an agribusiness development team with the US Army. He is
now in Iraq in support of Operation New Dawn.
Michigan State
Daniel J. Roselli ‘89-Life and his company RED F Marketing
were recognized as one of the 2011 winners of The Principal
10 Best Companies for Employee Financial Security. The honor
recognizes growing companies for their commitment to their
employees’ financial security.
St. John’s
Alfred E. Kramer ‘57-Life was presented with the Brownwood
Area Chamber of Commerce’s 2011 Volunteer of the Year
Award. During his 35 years in Brownwood, Al served as director of personnel for Kohler, president of St. Mary’s Parish Council and advisory board member for Christ the King Retreat Center in San Angelo. He also served as vice chairman of the West
Central Texas Workforce Development Board and as a director
of the West Central Texas Private Industry Council.
Saint Louis
David J. Eschmann ’75-Life is contracting with Surrex Solutions at Nestle Purina PetCare’s Customer Analytics in St. Louis.
He is also volunteering with the Parent Leadership Conference
at Saint Louis University’s John Cook School of Business.
South Carolina State
Nyesha R. Newton ’99 welcomed a son, Kori Bailey, in December 2010. She is a division staff chief with the U.S. Department
of Justice, Office of Justice Programs. She resides in Capitol
Heights, Md.
South Florida
Hefgine Fils-Aime ’09 was awarded the Beta Alpha Psi Medal
of Inspiration Award. The award, sponsored by the American
Institute of Certified Public Accountants, is bestowed on a
student who has experienced extreme hardships in his or her
life and has demonstrated an unusually high level of success
despite adversity.
Southern California
Kurt I. Hahn ‘59-Life was elected to the board of the California State Rural Healthcare Association. He is also a member of
the board of the Sonoma County Taxpayers Association and
Healdsburg Shared Ministries. Kurt resides in Healdsburg with
Joandell, his wife of 43 years.
Southern Indiana
Laurissa M. Bray ’94-Life is a program analyst at Cummins in
Columbus, Ind.
Tennessee – Chattanooga
Lauren E. Bass ’07 is working in marketing. She resides in Collierville, Tenn.
Toledo
Ann M. Sexton ‘82-Life is a regional credit administrator with
Starkey. She resides in Golden Valley, Minn.
Towson
David E. Johney ‘06-Life is engaged to Mindy Mellott. They
plan to be married in southern Maryland in June, 2012. David
is president of the Capital Area Alumni Chapter and serves in
two chapter advisory board positions in the Mideast Region.
Virginia Tech
Michael G. Dickerson ’04-Life was promoted to associate at
Booz Allen Hamilton. He resides in Fairfax, Va., and currently
serves as Alpha Kappa Psi’s Mideast regional director.
Western Carolina
Douglas E. Croft ‘81-Life was named the Chamber Executive
of the Year for North Carolina by the Carolinas Association of
Chamber of Commerce Executives. He is in his 23rd year as
president of the Thomasville Area Chamber of Commerce.
Christopher M. Folds ’03-Life married Lindsey A. Pearson ’04
in May, near Statesville, N.C. The couple resides in Dallas, Ore.
Chris is the planning and analysis manager at Spirit Mountain
Casino in Grand Ronde.
William & Mary
Karl A. Sakas ‘01-Life is the director of client services at
Coalmarch Productions in Raleigh, N.C. He oversees account
management and recruiting for the web design and marketing agency. Karl is also a member of the fraternity’s Judiciary
Committee.
Barton H. Kogan (left) receives the Alumnus of the Year Award from Foundation Director Lee Voegler
at the fraternity’s 2009 Convention in Orlando. The honor was in recognition of his accomplishments
in business and as a community leader.
Barton H. Kogan
A life of unexpected
twists and turns
Anyone can make plans for a
career, but you never really know
what might come along to toss those
plans aside and steer you down a dif-
ferent path. Barton H. Kogan, George
Washington ‘67, sure knows that.
“I wanted to be in the corporate
world in the financial end,” the
Manhattan native recalls. So Kogan went to George Washington
University and enrolled in a special
five-year and a summer program to
earn a bachelor’s degree in business administration and a master’s
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in economics. When he finished up,
he landed at Continental Telephone
Corp. in 1971, at the corporate headquarters in St. Louis. “My first job
was working for the company treasurer, managing pension funds, which is
what I thought I wanted to do.”
Then came a series of unexpected
twists and turns, the first of which
was particularly dramatic. “The
company President/CEO was killed
in an automobile explosion intended
Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Marilynn S. Manross ‘79-Life received her master’s degree
in library and information science in August. To add to her
business undergraduate degree, she is now focused on
competitive intelligence, and corporate libraries and information centers. Her graduate studies included receiving
three scholarships, and completing an independent study
and a study abroad program in Paris.
Youngstown State
Richard K. Mautz ‘69-Life is a co-founder and director of
the Canton Carnival of Wheels, an annual car show that
benefits the Stark State Automotive Technology Scholarship Fund.
for somebody else,” a possible mob
hit he recalls. The impact that tragedy
had on Kogan was an unplanned
move to Southern California, where
the company decided to shift corporate operations in order to be near
the CEO’s successor.
The real life-changer, though, was
an unexpected gift from his grandmother in 1972. It was $25,000, and
Kogan decided to buy an apartment
house with the money. A year later,
Dayton
Norman A. Reinhard ‘61-Life (1/10/11), N Canton, Ohio
Dean A. Willy ‘59 (6/13/11), Kokomo, Ind.
Denver
Carmen J. Mangis ‘79-Life (8/9/10), Aurora, Colo.
Eastern Michigan
Andrew P. Bratton ‘64-Life (2/19/11), Fearrington, N.C.
Oscar W. Collins ‘64 (5/1/11), Ypsilanti, Mich.
Emory
Joshua S. Busch ‘09 (8/23/11)
Florida
Send your alumni news to The Diary of Alpha Kappa Psi:
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Kappa Psi, 7801 E 88th Street, Indianapolis, IN 46256-1233.
Carroll F. Burnette ‘46 (8/6/11), Gainesville, Fla.
Melissa Sue Robin-Wickner ‘88 (3/3/11), Coral Gables, Fla.
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Cliff Carlstedt ‘43-Life (6/18/10), Sarasota, Fla.
American
Richard L. Apperson ‘90-Fac (7/31/05), Dillwyn, Va.
Appalachian State
Phillip R. Hannahs ‘86 (5/26/11), Buford, Ga.
Arizona
Donovan C. Cable ‘35 (7/18/11), Peroria, Ariz.
Harvey B. Evenchik ‘50 (9/5/11), Tucson, Ariz.
Ben Flores ‘57-Life (9/15/11), Douglas, Ariz.
Babson College
Peter G. Fenton ‘58-Life (6/15/10), Williamsburg, Va.
Bradley
James R. Kirchner ‘54-Life (6/20/11), Chicago, Ill.
California - Los Angeles
John L. Hoffman ‘53 (8/1/11), Northridge, Calif.
Carroll College
Earle D. Dimmick ‘61 (6/8/10), Woodruff, Wisc.
Georgia State
James D. Caswell ‘56-Life (5/3/11), Suwanee, Ga.
Francis B. Shafer ‘68 (6/14/08), Hamilton, Ga.
Idaho
Terry P. Smith ‘63-Life (8/21/10), Meridian, Idaho
Illinois-Chicago
Stanley L. Gesiorski ‘70 (11/20/06)
Carl M. Larson ‘66 (4/15/11), Myrtle Beach, S.C.
Jeffrey R. Miller ‘73 (12/12/02), Chicago, Ill.
Kansas
Donald E. Fanestil ‘46 (9/21/10), Sun Lakes, Ariz.
Lamar
Don C. McKeehan ‘86 (5/9/11), Silsbee, Texas
Lehigh
Minnesota
James H. Grenell ‘43 (12/12/10), Scottsdale, Ariz.
Kenneth H. Johnson ‘51 (4/1/11), Bonita Spgs, Fla.
Gerald F. Oestreich ‘38 (6/21/10), St. Paul, Minn.
Missouri
John W. Bennett ‘35-Life (8/4/11), Berthoud , Colo.
Nylen W. Edwards ‘55-Fac (4/8/11), Columbia, Mo.
Gene M. Goff ‘57-Life (3/1/10), West Hollywood, Calif.
New York
William Harris ‘40 (9/4/08), Vero Beach, Fla.
Oregon
Terry R. Gordon ‘69-Life (11/1/09), Eugene, Ore.
Penn State
Gerald R. Arndt ‘59-Life (12/31/10), Martinsburg, W.V.
Frederick Vandenberg ‘57 (3/2011), York, Pa.
Portland
Stanley S. Dennison ‘77-Hon (12/21/06), Cleveland, Tenn.
Samford
Aaron M. Smith ‘65-Life (4/21/11), Birmingham, Ala.
Toledo
Elvin F. Myers ‘51 (12/1/08), Toledo, Ohio
Virginia Tech
Gordon W. Fralin ‘51 (3/25/11), Daleville, Va.
William W. Mann ‘50-Life (5/30/10), Lake City, Fla.
Owen B. Pickett ‘51 (10/27/10), Virginia Beach, Va.
Robert G. Veselik ‘49-Life (9/23/11), Chilhowie, Va.
Wayne State
James L. Smith ‘72-Life (4/4/11), Detroit, Mich.
Alexander F. Wood ‘56-Life (12/13/10), Sterling Hts, Mich.
Lewis and Clark College
West Liberty
Julius R. Olsen ‘58 (3/23/11), Portland, Ore.
Gregory R. Musial ‘71-Life (12/1/10), Pittsburgh, Pa. <<
Marquette
Jason C. Ford ‘94-Life (8/13/11), Fairfield, Ohio
Arthur R. Godar ‘46-Life (2/6/11), Fort Myers, Fla.
Donald McNally ‘38 (1/1/11), Fresno, Calif.
James R. Schwantes ‘45-Life (4/7/11), Oakland Park, Fla.
Columbia
Miami
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Miami (Ohio)
Joseph B. Black ‘62-Faculty (6/23/11), Muncie, Ind.
Robert E. Maloney ‘46 (3/30/11), Wilkes Barre, Pa.
Cincinnati
Donald D. Wrisley ‘57-Life (1/27/11)
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George Washington
he traded up to a bigger building
and turned such a tidy profit that he
decided his future was not in pension fund management after all, but
rather in property acquisition. So he
launched BHK Management Co. Inc.
“I never looked back after that and
I kept adding properties. I stopped
buying in the late 1990s, and at that
time I had 4,500 apartments.”
But then, he shifted gears again
about a decade ago. He swung a
Richard A. Martin ‘54 (12/4/10), Sarasota, Fla.
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three-way exchange of his apartments and ended up the owner of
single-user warehouse properties,
with corporate leases in place along
with outside management services
handling the properties. Instead of
managing apartments in four states
from Santa Barbara to Fort Worth, he
now has industrial properties across
the country, but from his perspective
the properties are practically on autopilot thanks to the managing agents.
“It was semi-retirement,” he says. “I
went from 600 employees to none.”
With his schedule freed up substantially, the Beverly Hills resident
turned his attention to humanitarian,
educational and charitable pursuits—
from the Federation of Jewish Men’s
Clubs to the Jewish Big Brothers of
America to several human-services
and health-related organizations in
the Los Angeles area. He also holds
leadership positions in various religious and educational organizations.
And Kogan decided to give back
to his alma mater, as well. He’s currently on the board of trustees of
the George Washington University
School of Business, and he worked
with other Alpha Kappa Psi alumni
a few years ago to navigate university
red tape and reestablish the fraternity’s Beta Mu Chapter, following a 32year hiatus. That accomplishment,
along with his successful career,
inspired the fraternity to honor him
in 2009 with the Alumnus of the
Year Award.
Though Kogan’s career shifted
significantly from what he envisioned
while a college student, he found his
studies to be quite on-target for helping him succeed. “Finance is a study
of projecting how things are going to
be a year from now,” he points out.
As he examined properties to add
to his portfolio, he would investi-
gate current leases and rental rates
along with the state of the market to
determine whether a particular building would be a good investment over
time. “I had to use finance tools to
project whether it was a good buy.”
These days, he points out, business schools have programs in entrepreneurship and real estate, and he
can appreciate the value of that kind
of learning—much of which he had
to gain on his own. “There’s nothing like hands-on learning, which is
what they’re teaching today. I’ve had
properties that, no matter what I
projected, they didn’t do as well.”
AKPsi connections were useful
for Kogan not only in college, but
afterwards, too. It was at an alumni
event that he met Arnold Stengel,
Southern California ‘60-Life, who became his mentor and friend (and also
served as AKPsi president, 1977-79).
“Meeting Arnie was huge for me. He
was experienced and I was starting
out. He knew what I was missing.”
Kogan enjoyed collecting classic
cars for the last 25 years, including
a favorite red and white 1954 Buick
Skylark convertible with chrome fins
and all. But he has since sold his cars
to further focus his attention on volunteer and charitable works. In a life
that has taken its twists and turns, it
just seems like the right thing for him
to be doing these days. “If it’s not
you, then who?” he observes, citing
an inspirational expression attributed
to various people including the longago Jewish leader Hillel the Elder.
“If not now, then when?” <<
Steve Stackhouse-Kaelble was the author of the
Jan Eric Frydman and Barton H. Kogan profiles. The Dr. Marion C. Robinson profile was
provided by South Carolina State University.
Municipal bond broker Lucy Nobbe,
Missouri ‘81, was fed up with Congress and
angry over the U.S. credit downgrade, and
she wanted the world to know.
So the self-described Midwestern mom
hired a plane to fly a banner over New
York City with a message blaming federal
lawmakers for the downgrade—and making herself something of a populist hero in
the process.
“I’m just so overwhelmed,” Nobbe said
of her new-found celebrity and the largely
positive response to her protest. “I had no
idea it would make that big of an impact.”
Nobbe’s anger bubbled over when
Standard & Poor’s announced that it was
cutting the U.S. credit rating, a move that
set off a volatile week for the stock market
and escalated concerns that the country
could be heading back into a recession.
So she went on the Internet, found a
pilot, and hired him to fly a banner over
New York at lunchtime with a message
for Congress stating in large red letters:
“THANKS FOR THE DOWNGRADE. YOU
SHOULD ALL BE FIRED!”
“My friends and I were ranting and raving ever since we heard about the downgrade,” Nobbe said. “I work in municipal
bonds so I know the consequences, and it
made me even madder.”
Nobbe’s banner created an immediate online stir and turned heads on Wall
Street. It also created confusion—some onlookers, bloggers and journalists thought
it was aimed at New York-based S&P.
Nobbe said it was strictly meant for
Congress—both Democrats and Republicans. She initially wanted the plane to
fly over Washington, D.C., but was told it
couldn’t because of air restrictions.
“I’m very apolitical,” Nobbe said. “But
the fact that they won’t compromise
angered me. They’re acting like children.
They leave the place in a shambles and go
on vacation. It causes the market to crash.
“I know they’re tough issues, but they
have to be dealt with. Get us back in financial shape,” Nobbe said.
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