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A B L U E P R I N T F O R T H E F U T U R E 2 0 0 7 A L U M N I F U N D C A M P A I G N O F F I C E R S STEVEN H. KAPLAN President DAVID P. DAUWALDER Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic and Student Affairs CAROLINE V. KOZIATEK Associate Vice President for Human Resources DENNIS L. NOSTRAND Vice President for Enrollment Management JULIA K. PARKER Vice President for Facilities TIMOTHY R. STANTON Associate Vice President for Advancement Operations GEORGE S. SYNODI Vice President for Finance D E A N S JESS S. BORONICO The College of Business BARRY J. FARBROTHER The Tagliatela College of Engineering ARTHUR D. GOON The University College REBECCA JOHNSON Associate Provost for Student Affairs and Dean of Students THOMAS A. JOHNSON The Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice and Forensic Sciences RONALD H. NOWACZYK The College of Arts & Sciences B O A R D O F G O V E R N O R S Samuel S. Bergami, Jr. ’85 E.M.B.A., Chairman of the Board Philip H. Bartels, Vice Chairman of the Board Philip Batchelor ’04 E.M.B.A., ’07 M.S. Kenneth W. Biermacher '76 B.S. Gail L. Brekke William L. Bucknall, Jr. ’63 A.S., ’65 B.S. Frank P. Carrubba ’79 B.S. William J. Chowanec ’70 B.S. K. Oni Chukwu '94 M.B.A. Kenton J. Clarke ’79 B.S. Ralph F. DellaCamera, Jr. ’75 B.S. Dr. Richard J. Deslauriers ’90 B.S. Heidi S. Douglas ’82 M.S. E M E R I T U S B O A R D Henry E. Bartels James Q. Bensen Roland M. Bixler ’78 E.M.B.A. Isabella E. Dodds Orest T. Dubno ’68 B.S. ’75 M.P.A. John E. Echlin, Jr. ’80 E.M.B.A. John A. Frey ’44 A.S. Robert M. Gordon Jean M. Handley Richard C. Flath ’82 M.A. Colin J. Foster Armando Garcia ’79 B.S. Jeffery P. Hazell ’83 B.S. Paul D. Landino Robert M. Lee ’78 B.S. Thomas K. Lewis, Jr. ’74 B.S., ’76 M.S. Patrick G. O’Brien ’66 B.S. James C. Reilly Janice K. Sussman ’83 E.M.B.A. Patricia B. Sweet ’79 E.M.B.A. Stephen P. Tagliatela Michael W. Toner ’82 E.M.B.A. Henry C. Lee Robert J. Lyons, Sr. Herbert H. Pearce Charles E. Pompea ’71 B.S. M. Wallace Rubin Francis A. Schneiders ’54 A.S. R. C. Taylor III R. William Vine Robert F. Wilson 32 University of New Haven Loyal donors of five years or more are indicated in italic blue copy.
You have shared in my vision in a multitude of ways, and I am grateful. So are the thousands of students who benefit from your generosity. 2 0 0 6 - 2 0 0 7 D O N O R R E P O R T As you read through our annual report, one thing should be clear: As a non-profit institution, we depend on you. The support of our donors helps us to remain competitive and fullfill our Strategic Directions, which are ambitious goals for the University’s future that are outlined in this issue. It matters to our students, many of whom could not pay for college without the help of scholarships. It matters to our primary mission: to educate and prepare today’s students for tomorrow’s challenges. When I first arrived on campus a few years ago, I had a vision for the University of New Haven. Of course, visions are only as good as the people who share them. You have shared in my vision in a multitude of ways, and I am grateful. So are the thousands of students who benefit from your generosity. They are dental hygiene students who traveled to Honduras and Romania this year to help impoverished children care for their teeth. They are the study-abroad students who traveled to China this past summer to work in their chosen fields, for the experiential learning opportunity of a lifetime. They are the students in our nascent UNH Theatre Program, benefiting from a hugely talented director and the support of the community. Our strategic goals are ambitious. They should be! The Greek philosopher Epictetus said it well, I think, when he proclaimed, “First say to yourself what you would be, and then do what you have to do.” We would not be able to meet and, in many cases, exceed our ambitious Strategic Plan without your support. Steven H. Kaplan A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT 33
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