President's Report - Wentworth Institute of Technology

President’s Report
Wentworth Institute of Technology
07-
08

Editor/Writer
CAPTIONS:
Kate Barlow
Associate Editor/Writer
Julie Barr
EDITORIAL BOARD
Director of the
Annual Fund and
Donor Relations
Lorraine Driscoll
Vice President for
Business and Finance
John P. Heinstadt
Director of
Public Affairs
Jamie Kelly
Media and
Public Affairs Co-op
Lisa Newman
Vice President for
Institutional Advancement
Brenda Sanchez
Associate Director for
Institutional Advancement
Melanie Sheffield
Designer
Nanci Booth
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David Kruger, Ph.D.
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President Zorica Pantic´, Ph.D.
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Students enjoying studying
and playing on the Quad.
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Left: Students walking to class.
Right: Students on a concrete
tour organized by the Reinforced
Concrete Construction Committee.
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A student drawing in the
sophomore architecture studios.
Top left: Two students in the
heavy industries lab.
Bottom left: Wentworth signs
on Ruggles Street.
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Left: Assistant Professor Ted Green
with students from the Department
of Electronics and Mechanical.
Right: A student holding a
Plumb Bob during a surveying lab.
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Left: Students working in the
Shawmut Conference Center.
Right: Students working in the
concrete lab.
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Top left: Reviewing materials for
an interior design class.
Center left: Students in the
Alumni Library.
Bottom left: Associate Professor
Peter Rourke with students from
the Department of Electronics
and Mechanical.
Right: Graduation, August 2008.
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Top left: Student working in the
Center for Teaching & Learning (CTL)
Top right: Student with Professor
Hossein Noorian, Department of
Humanities, Social Sciences, and
Management in the CTL.
Bottom left: Student working in
the upper level architecture studios.
Bottom right: DPCS student in a
physics class.
Page 15:
CLP Director, Sean Bender (third
from left) with students in the CLP.
Right: Students working on
Service Day.
Page 17:
Students working out in the
new COF fitness facility on the
lower floor of Beatty Hall.
Top right: New tobacco-free
campus sign.
Bottom left: Campus Master
Plan meeting.
Page 19:
Wentworth tennis courts.
Bottom left: Women’s basketball.
Bottom right: Men’s basketball.
Page 21:
Left: Young Alumni at the
January event.
Right: Scholars at the annual
scholarship luncheon.
Page 23:
Group taking a Duck Tour during
the Black and Gold weekend.
Bottom left: Women at Wentworth
dinner guests (L-R) Shannon
O’Brien, President Pantic´,
Christine Keville, and Rose Conti.
Bottom right: Women at
Wentworth dinner.
Photography by: Betsy Campbell,
Josh Touster, Julie Barr, and Tony
Rinaldo.

C O N T E N T S
2 A Message from the Chairman
3 A Message from the President
4 The Student Experience
8 Academic Achievements
12 Center for Teaching & Learning
and Continuing Education
14 Community & Learning Partnerships
16 Human Resources and Facilities
18 Athletics
20 Institutional Advancement
24 Board of Trustees and Corporators
26 Financials
27 Donor List

A MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN
As I complete my second year as Chairman of the Board of Trustees, I have never been
more enthusiastic about the positive direction in which Wentworth Institute of Technology
is heading.
In 2006, Wentworth unveiled six strategic initiatives to launch the Institute into the next
100 years. This plan, created with every aspect of the school in mind, was developed
after careful consideration and research by the Board of Trustees, the administration,
and all members of the Wentworth community. I am pleased to report that much has
been accomplished to bring these plans to fruition.
“Our students,
faculty, and
academic programs
continue to shine
as we fulfill
increasing global
demand for
technical expertise.”
Students, faculty, and staff have dedicated themselves to the pursuit of improving the
learning outcomes, environments, and experiences for those attending Wentworth in
both the day and evening programs. New and improved student support services
have been introduced to offer academic assistance and guidance, promote personal
development, and ease the transition to college. The Office of Student Affairs has
integrated programs into the first year experience to ensure the success of the students,
and they continue to offer programs for leadership development. The Center
for Teaching and Learning, established in 2006, has proven to be a valuable resource
for both students and faculty alike.
In the academic arena, the Institute is close to receiving approval from one final
accrediting body for offering a master’s degree program in Architecture, which will
represent Wentworth’s first graduate degree program. In addition, the Division of
Professional and Continuing Studies has been expanded to offer enhanced programs,
new certificates, and customized methods of delivery. The campus is undergoing
continuous improvements to laboratories and study areas, enabling students’ access
to more workstations and technologies. A campus master plan is well underway and
promises to achieve Wentworth’s goals and objectives through innovative renovations
and new construction.
Successful outreach programs to the Boston Public Schools are opening up diverse educational
opportunities for urban students, and making the path to college a reality. Wentworth
continues to deepen and strengthen relationships with the community through the Center for
Community and Learning Partnerships and through outreach from the Office of Admissions.
Our students, faculty, and academic programs continue to shine as we fulfill increasing
global demand for technical expertise. At Wentworth, we truly are at the forefront of
today’s changing world.
On behalf of the entire Board of Trustees, I want to thank everyone who has dedicated
themselves to the improvement of Wentworth. I am confident that your commitment
to build upon our success will continue to strengthen the Institute and pay dividends
for years to come.
David W. Kruger, Ph.D.
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A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
It is truly an exciting time at Wentworth Institute of Technology. Our academic
programs continue to flourish and produce exceptional students who possess the
education and training to make a difference in their chosen fields. In September
2007, we enthusiastically welcomed the largest freshman class in school history and
our enrollment continues to grow. The upcoming addition of new undergraduate and
graduate degree programs provides opportunities for students to choose from an
increased number of academic programs; as with all of our programs, they will
effectively prepare students to enter the workforce and earn an advanced degree.
Initiatives such as these are among the many outstanding examples of Wentworth’s
commitment to academic excellence and the focus on aligning our efforts with the
strategic plan for advancing the leadership position of the Institute.
In addition to the many academic achievements and successes of our students,
faculty, staff, and programs over the past year, the Office of Institutional Advancement
has registered a record number of gifts. In 2008, the total donations and the total
number of individual contributors were the largest in school history and to celebrate
we have included a donor list at the end of this report. We are grateful for the
participation and generosity of so many alumni, corporations, and friends of
Wentworth. In these challenging economic times, this support and dedication is
increasingly important for the continued success of the Institute.
Accomplishing our mission requires continuous improvement and refinement of
the education we offer and effective collaboration across all Institute divisions and
departments. Specialized task forces have been assembled and are hard at work on
major projects related to upgrading facilities, curricula, programs, and services which
will ultimately further improve and transform the entire Wentworth experience. The
results will benefit new and existing students and help to further distinguish Wentworth
in the competitive higher education marketplace.
Once again, Wentworth owes an enormous debt of gratitude to those members of the
Wentworth community who have played a vital role in the success and strategic growth
of the Institute: the Board of Trustees and the Corporators, for their ongoing guidance;
our alumni and friends, for the generous contribution of their time, talents, and gifts;
and the Wentworth faculty and staff, who embody our mission by working every day to
shape today’s students into tomorrow’s leaders.
“From freshmen
registering for their
first classes to adult
learners pursuing
continuing education,
the experience of
being a Wentworth
student is transforming.”
Zorica Pantic´, Ph.D.
President
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1 THE STUDENT EXPERIENCE
A dedicated team of professionals, led by Annamaria Wenner, associate vice president of student affairs and dean
of students, is creating an environment for students to ensure that their Wentworth experience is the best it can be.
Team members are undertaking training, attending conferences, and liaising with their Colleges of the Fenway
counterparts to thoughtfully and respectfully implement support mechanisms for every Wentworth student.
Career Services
Greg Denon, director of career services, reports that over
the last two years, 1,400 co-op assignments were completed
throughout New England and in twelve other states. Wentworth
students also travelled to England, Germany, Scotland, Australia,
and Japan as participants in co-op programs.
Denon states that co-op opportunities for Wentworth students
are expanding, enabling students to be more creative with their
approach to co-op and their learning outcomes. For example,
three electromechanical students developed their own company
for their co-op called “Solar Energy Solutions.” The students
wrote a business plan, developed a logo, and marketed their
solar design and installation company to both residential and
commercial properties. Throughout the process they were
mentored and supervised by a contact at the Small Business
Association (SBA).
The Department of Career Services continues to host mock
interview day, a learning opportunity for Wentworth students
to practice and develop confidence in their interview skills.
In 2007, 340 interviews were conducted by 74 volunteer
interviewers and 160 students.
The annual career fair, held in March 2008, exceeded capacity
with 145 companies in attendance. Nearly 500 students and
graduates attended the career fair, which had the largest
participation from architecture and interior design firms, and an
increase in attendance from energy and power related industries.
Students are certainly not the only people who benefit from the
Department of Career Services. Alumni can make appointments
for career guidance and review potential positions on the online
job posting and recruiting portal, LeopardLaunch, which was
introduced in September 2007. Over one thousand companies
have registered to recruit Wentworth graduates and the portal
has managed 10,573 job applications for co-op positions, recent
graduates, and alumni.
Housing and Residential Life
Phil Bernard, director for housing and residential life, attended
a conference in October 2007, which specifically focused on
marketing on-campus housing to students. Armed with new
knowledge, Bernard developed a marketing plan, and, together
with his team, created podcasts and informational brochures for
parents. They covered topics such as benefits of living on
campus, housing deposit due dates, explanations of the process
for making a deposit, and research on the benefits of living on
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campus. “All the studies conducted report that living on campus leads to higher success in
college. Also, students generally graduate sooner and with a higher GPA,” reported Bernard.
The efforts have paid off with a record number of more than 1,000 students planning to return
to the residence halls in the fall of 2008, which will represent a seven percent increase from the
previous year.
Office of Student Leadership Programs
The Office of Student Leadership Programs (SLP), under the direction of Peter Fowler, continues
to offer the successful and popular leadership program, Soar in Four. The Soar in Four
program is comprised of individual leadership seminars such as Emerging Leaders Program,
Leadership Exploration, and Leadership Watch. The SLP is a resource for student groups, and
now, through a successful capital fund request, also offers professional development grants
that students can apply for in the areas of career and leadership development, service to the
community, and social justice. Through these grants, students have attended conferences and
world conventions, and have presented papers at national chapter conferences.
An intercultural center for students, housed in the SLP area, has been created and serves
as a home base for cultural group offices as well as a student lounge and resource area.
It is the first time that Wentworth students have had a dedicated space that can be used
for prayer and religious gatherings.
The student affairs diversity committee spent time exploring men’s programs on campus.
Survey results stated that male students felt less supported and less valued than their
female counterparts. As a result, dinners were held with guest speakers on topics such as
health and wellness, career transition, men and money 101, men in the time of war, and
an alumni panel on balancing work and personal life.
Community Standards
Wentworth has high expectations for the behavior of our students on campus and as members
of the Mission Hill community. To encourage appropriate and respectful behavior patterns, a
First Year Seminar
In May 2008, staff, faculty,
and administrators applied
for and were selected as
instructors for the newly
created First Year Seminar.
The Seminar, commencing
in fall 2008, consists of a
weekly class that covers
transitional and academic
topics such as note taking
in lectures, time management,
and test taking. The
Seminar also discusses
general responsibilities of
being a Wentworth
student such as diversity
awareness, engaged
citizenship, and social
responsibility. Instructors
have undertaken logistical
training, will continue
ongoing weekly training
during the duration of the
program, and will serve
as a first year advisor
for members of his/her
class. Students are
also appointed an
academic advisor.
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1 THE STUDENT EXPERIENCE
community police officer position was created to reach out to
students and Mission Hill residents with ongoing efforts to
educate and hold students accountable for their behaviors.
Students who are found responsible for inappropriate behavior
off campus are held to the same standard as if the incident took
place on campus. Sanctions, both punitive and educational, are
being imposed to assist students in learning to make better
decisions in the future.
Marlin Nabors, director of community standards, presented at
the Association for Student Judicial Affairs (ASJA) International
Conference in February 2008, on the topic of bringing learning
outcomes into the discipline process. It was the first time in the
history of the ASJA conference that a program was presented
as a partnership of student discipline and student counseling.
He was also invited to make the same presentation at the
National Association for Student Personal Administrators
(NASPA). As a direct result of Nabors’ research, a learning
guide is being used during all disciplinary hearings to ensure
that learning outcomes are being highlighted.
Counseling Center
Outreach to both students and faculty from the Counseling
Center is at an all-time high due to the hiring of a full-time
disability services coordinator, who is reaching out to faculty,
offering training, and acting as a resource for designing
curriculums that appeal to different learning styles. Group
training is available to all faculty and staff, with presentations
being made at academic and department meetings.
Communication to students who benefit from regular check-ins
and additional support is underway, and technologies are
being offered to students with disabilities to improve their
learning experience.
A new coordinator for wellness education, Beth Farrow, hired in
November 2007, is revamping the alcohol and drug educational
programs, to make them more learning based, intentional,
and reflective.
Office of Student Affairs
Annamaria Wenner is involved with the creation of the Wentworth
Risk and Assessment and Prevention Team (WRAP), organized in
response to the Virginia Tech tragedy. During the academic
year, weekly meetings bring together members of student
affairs, academic affairs, athletics, public safety, and enrollment
management. They work together to identify students at risk,
determine methods of outreach to those students, and assist in
any transitions that need to be introduced to assist the student,
be that in the classroom, the residence halls, or in the community.
In the fall of 2007, Wentworth partnered with Mass College of
Pharmacy & Health Sciences (MCPHS) and MassArt to offer an
alternative recreation/fitness facility to students. A new fitness
center, run by Mike Williams, from MCPHS, was opened in
Beatty Hall and has been a great success, with the highest
percentage of students using the facility being from Wentworth.
The Colleges of the Fenway (COF) are working to identify common
needs amongst several schools for collaboration, rather than
always including the six COF schools in new endeavors.
Student Life
Jim Levesque, director of student life, reported that approximately
100 students were selected to serve in leadership positions for
the 2007-2008 academic year. The positions include resident
assistants, orientation leaders, career peers, admissions representatives,
and community standard board members, among
others. These students returned to campus in the beginning of
August to participate in a two and a half week leadership training
program. Students were trained in areas such as team building,
conflict management, critical thinking, diversity, community
building, and problem-solving. Some students who hold more
than one position around campus use this inter-campus experience
to collaborate with each other and build new skill sets.
In September 2007, Levesque was part of a larger Institute effort
which successfully secured a contract with Harvard Vanguard to offer
more comprehensive medical care for Wentworth students. Health
care facilities on campus were updated to adhere to new standards,
provide better facilities for students, and offer a higher level of care.
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2 ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS
The reach of the Wentworth faculty extends well beyond the classroom. Faculty members continue to educate
themselves and others through community involvement and projects, attendance and presentation of papers at
conferences, and the creation of learning programs; all experiences that benefit their teaching outcomes and the
learning opportunities for students. With almost 145 celebrated faculty members at Wentworth, it is not possible to
include all of their achievements in this report. The following is a sampling of highlights across academic departments:
Applied Mathematics and Sciences
In January 2008, Stephen Nodvin was appointed department
head, bringing a wealth of experience and expertise to the position.
He has been involved in environmental education for more than
35 years and has taught classes on global climate change for
nearly 20 years. Al Gore’s Climate Project, the Encyclopedia of
Earth, and the Union of Concerned Scientists, are a sampling
of organizations that enhance understanding of important
environmental issues with which Nodvin is involved.
In spring 2007, Assistant Professor Amanda Hattaway was
one of 12 national grant recipients to receive a Tensor-SUMMA
grant which funds the new program she founded “Students
Loving Adventures in Math” (SLAM). SLAM is a year-long math
enrichment program focused on strengthening math achievement,
especially among women and underrepresented minority youth.
In fall 2007, Hattaway received an Alpha Kappa Education
Foundation Grant for a graphing calculator proposal which
enabled her to purchase these calculators for the SLAM students.
Associate Professor Jack Duggan was named chapter director
of EnvironMentors for the Colleges of the Fenway. The first
and only university-based Boston chapter of this organization,
EnvironMentors is a national program that prepares high school
students from underrepresented minorities for college degree
programs in environmental and related science fields.
Architecture
Department Head Glenn Wiggins spearheaded Institute efforts
for drafting and submitting materials for a Master of Architecture
program, which may result in Wentworth’s first graduate program.
For the second time in his career, Professor Manuel Delgado
coordinated a course for 18 students and four faculty members
from the urban master design program at Universidad Central de
Venezuela (UCV). The UCV delegation visited Boston between
July and August 2007 initiating a site analysis and urban design
diagnostic of a case study that will be used as the subject in the
fall Housing and Community Design Studio class.
Assistant Professor Andrew Johnston, with assistance from a
colleague from Laval University, planned and managed a threeweek
summer field trip in 2007 to the Gaspe Peninsula Communities
in Quebec. Wentworth and Laval students undertook an intensive
cultural landscape study of the religious heritage of the local
aging and dwindling communities. Their work will have on-going
relevance for the communities and will serve as a tool of historical
memory and evidence for Canadian policy decision makers.
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Johnston is hopeful that this will serve as a pilot for future
opportunities to engage in intensive summer teaching and
learning experiences.
Assistant Professors Lora Kim, Mark Pasnik, and Elizabeth Gibb,
along with the Center for Community & Learning Partnerships
(CLP) and other faculty members, visited New Orleans on two
occasions in 2007. Both trips included 20 Wentworth students
who were involved in designing and building components of the
People’s Environmental Center, a non-profit organization.
Over the last two years, 67 students have participated in the current
architecture study abroad program, which is based in Berlin and
led by a German architect and Wentworth faculty member Rolf
Backmann. During their residence in Berlin, students work closely
with German design and planning professionals, as well as with
German students through an institutional affiliation with the
Technische Fachhochschule Berlin.
Civil, Construction, and Environment
The Department of Civil, Construction, and Environment worked
with Shawmut Design and Construction on the planning,
development, and creation of a project room containing 91
workstations. Adjacent to this room is the “Shawmut Conference
Center” – a state-of-the-art multimedia conference room.
Assistant Professor James Lambrechts, together with Delgado,
obtained a grant from the Boston Mayor’s Office to coordinate the
efforts of three interdisciplinary Wentworth students. The students
developed field tests and refined and ran a pilot program to assess
and inventory the physical conditions of the street and sidewalk
environments throughout Boston. The eventual goal of this
program, should it continue, is to assess the conditions of each
block on every street throughout the entire City of Boston.
Associate Professor Larry Decker once again organized the state
meet of MATHCOUNTS – a national math enrichment, coaching,
and competition program for middle school students. Decker is
very involved with both the Metro west chapter and the regional
competition, which Wentworth has hosted for over ten years.
The program provided full four-year Wentworth tuition
scholarships for the top four winners.
For the third year running, Professor Mark Hasso spearheaded the
entrepreneurship lecture series, a weekly guest-lecture program
providing students the opportunity to listen to presentations by
industry experts. The five-speaker series was organized as part
of the Construction Business and Finance course and discussions
focused on experiences and perspective related to the start up,
development, and finance of a construction business.
Computer Science and Systems
Associate Professor Leonidas Deligiannidis and freshman student
John Larkin received the best paper award in the Human-Computer
Interaction track at the Human Systems Interaction Conference
that was held in Krakow, Poland in May 2007. They presented
their research results in new navigation techniques in gaming.
Deligiannidis has been instrumental in plans for a new state-ofthe-art
gaming lab which will provide students with an area to
write programs for computer games using the Microsoft XNA
framework. Students write their own games and play them
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2 ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS
through an X-Box, a PC, or the Wii mode virtual reality device.
Deligiannidis is the mentor for the gaming club students and
he hopes to use their talent and that of his faculty to write and
produce virtual reality games for children whose movements are
limited due to disabilities.
Design & Facilities
Interim Department Head Suzanne Kennedy received the
International Facility Management Association (IFMA) “Educator
of the Year” award at World Workplace, the annual conference
and exposition of IFMA in New Orleans, LA, in October 2007.
Assistant Professor Mikael Powell presented research at
the Transitive Materials Workshop of the 9 th International
Conference on Ubiquitous Computing (UbiComp 2007) in
Innsbruck, Austria.
Professor Herb Fremin led a faculty evaluation team for the
selection of students to represent Wentworth in national and
regional scholarship competitions. The program’s success
was noteworthy; Kaitlyn Putaski received second place in the
national Brinkman Gensler Scholarship, earning a $1,500
scholarship and an internship at Gensler.
Electronics and Mechanical
Department Head Sandeep Dilwali launched the first Science,
Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) Discovery Program
in summer 2007. The successful three-week program was
developed to inspire students’ interest in math and science
subjects and their applications in the engineering professions;
to introduce students to some of the tools they will need to
excel academically in science and math; and to expose students
to the professional opportunities that can be pursued by
studying STEM subjects. After a successful first year, the
program was offered again in summer 2008.
Professor Masoud Olia participated as a science consultant on
the WGBH children's show called “FETCH” in summer 2007. In
the episode “Monster Mash,” Olia appeared in all segments
and helped the children with the engineering design process
for a cake protector. Olia also published a text, “Review for
the Fundamentals of Engineering Exam.”
Professor Mansour Zenouzi was elected as a chair of the System
Analysis and Fuel Cell Committee of the American Society of
Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Advanced Energy Systems
Division for 2007. He was also elected as a member of the
Executive Committee of the Advanced Energy Systems Division
of ASME.
Humanities, Social Sciences, and Management
In May 2007, Dr. George Katsiaficas was recognized by
the Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board as a Fulbright
scholar grantee to Chonnam National University in Gwangju,
South Korea. The research award focuses on studying East
Asian democracy movements in the 1980’s and 1990’s.
Katsiaficas travelled to Korea in January 2008, to continue
his research, which assisted him in the completion of a book
he authored entitled “South Korean Democracy: Legacy of the
Gwangju Uprising.”
Professor Barbara Karanian is spending 2008 on sabbatical
at Stanford University where she is observing the master’s
course “Engineering Design Entrepreneurship” and writing a
collaborative paper entitled “Engineer as Entrepreneurial
Leader: An Artistic Balancing Act.”
Professor Joanne Tuck was the winner of the Margot Stern
Strom Teaching Award from Facing History. The award,
established in 2006, honors outstanding local educators and
supports teacher-designed classroom projects that build upon
the “Facing History” mission and resources, educating high
school students about the Holocaust and genocide.
Professor Hossein Noorian was cited by the Internal Revenue
Service for his work on the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance
(VITA) program. Through the CLP, the VITA Program offers free
tax help to local area residents who cannot prepare their own
tax returns.
Professor Marilyn Stern and Associate Professor Mark Carter
both presented at the American Culture Association/Popular
Association Meeting in spring 2008.
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3 CENTER FOR TEACHING & LEARNING
AND CONTINUING EDUCATION
Center for Teaching & Learning
Since its opening in October 2006, the Center for Teaching &
Learning (CTL) has made significant progress with both students
and faculty, mainly due to successful efforts to increase the
Center’s offerings and visibility across campus. This growth
was accomplished by collaborating with academic departments;
implementing an integrated communications plan that involved
internal and external website upgrades; using LConnect and
email communications; printing advertisements in the student
newspaper - The Leopard Print; showing ads on the television
in the Beatty Hall lobby; displaying posters around campus; and
distributing flyers and brochures to students.
Karen Britton, director of the CTL, is exploring ways to make the
Center more accessible and inviting to all students. Student
assistance is provided through personal tutoring and study
sessions, faculty and professional tutorials, and computer-based
tutorials. Since fall 2006, subjects in which tutoring is offered
have increased from 15 to over 80, with an increase in the total
number of tutoring hours jumping from 450 to over 900. In
order to keep up with the increased demand for its services,
the CTL has increased the number of tutors, and in June 2008,
Devon Sprague was hired as the full-time assistant director
and writing tutor.
Britton is in constant communication with students on academic
probation, offering a Probation Workshop and information on
satisfactory academic progress. Workshops on graduate school
and reading improvement are also offered each semester. In
addition, the Center hosts an Open House for new international
students every fall.
Over time, the Center has also become a greater resource for
faculty, offering support through organized lectures, roundtable
discussions, workshops, and conferences on enhancing teaching
and learning. During the CTL’s first year, several roundtable
discussions were held on topics including Plagiarism, Laptops
and Technology in the Classroom, WebCT, and Advising.
Continuing Education at Wentworth
Dr. Joan Dolamore, dean of lifelong learning, joined Wentworth in
2007 and has already begun to revitalize the Division of Professional
and Continuing Studies (DPCS) by enhancing existing course
offerings and introducing new programs that serve the varied
needs of individual students and corporate partners. “The
importance of continuous learning cannot be underestimated,”
said Dolamore. “It is often the critical component in a life full
of personal and professional satisfaction and achievement.”
Dolamore’s broad strategy for growing and strengthening the DPCS
ranges from a rebranding effort including the design and
development of new course materials and a website redesign, to
ambitious efforts to increase alumni outreach and develop new ways
to meet diverse workforce training needs. “Our alumni need to know
that the best place to update their skills, education, and training is
right here at Wentworth; our programs are designed to complement
their undergraduate degree education,” said Dolamore.
“We are implementing these changes with the goal of becoming
increasingly nimble and flexible in delivering our offerings to
both geographically distant learners and local and national
corporations,” explained Dolamore.
Workforce training programs are delivered on campus or on-site
and are customized to meet the specific needs of the organization.
Recently, the DPCS has conducted an Introduction to Construction
Management certificate program at the Gould Education Institute in
Burlington, MA, and is in the process of delivering a Certificate in
Managing Construction Projects to the Joint Apprenticeship &
Training Committee of the IBEW Local 103. In addition, the
DPCS contracted with the local Carpenter’s Union to deliver an
on-site Associate Degree in Building and Construction Management
to their apprentice members; and executed an agreement with
the American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees
to provide their members a reduced rate on course fees. Initiatives
such as these will increase both the number and type of students
served by the DPCS and revenue generated by the division.
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4 COMMUNITY & LEARNING PARTNERSHIPS
The Center for Community & Learning Partnerships (CLP) celebrated its third anniversary in August this year. The Center is the
result of years of faculty, staff, student, and community efforts to create partnerships that address neighborhood concerns, while
enhancing the educational and professional environment at the Institute. The CLP focuses on formalizing these grassroots initiatives
and enhancing their impact on students and the community.
The CLP philosophy is focused on producing reciprocal and
transformative partnerships through available assets and existing
relationships. “While the Center exists to promote volunteerism
and civic engagement,” explains Sean Bender, director of the
CLP, “our philosophy is not focused on simply ‘doing good.’
Rather, the focus of our activities and programs is to create
rewarding academic and professional experiences that matter in
the real world—our community.”
Students, faculty, staff, and the community are brought together
to act as think tanks where energetic ideas meet established
principles and practice. The result is transformative student
experiences, alongside extraordinary community outcomes.
Five focus areas make up the bulk of Wentworth’s community
learning priorities, and represent both community issues and
Wentworth’s strengths as an institute of technology.
• Digital Divide: Computer & Information Technology
• Sustainable Development: Design/Build
• Social Enterprise: Management
• Adaptive & Green Technology: Engineering & Design
• College Access & Success
In 2007-2008, 1,800 students contributed 116,000 hours to
community-based work, co-curricular service, and service learning.
Forty-one faculty members supported community service, service
learning, or direct professional service, contributing to an estimated
3,000 hours of service. The combined faculty and student contributions
in service had an estimated economic impact of $3 million.
The Faculty Service Learning Committee (SLC), which has
representation from each academic department, has worked
together with the CLP to advocate for, and support the use of,
service learning by faculty and students. The CLP, in collaboration
with the SLC, established a comprehensive planning and review
process for community-based projects which enables constant
improvement and process development for service learning
projects. The realization that students who engaged in ongoing
volunteer opportunities experience more rewarding educational
outcomes prompted the development of a Certificate in
Community Learning. Students who enroll in the certificate
program map out their four years at Wentworth toward a career
focused on civic engagement.
Upon graduation, the students who successfully meet the
guidelines set forth receive a certification recognizing their
academic accomplishment and contribution to the community.
The “pioneer” class of four students (two from interior design,
one from computer networking, and one from management)
were granted the Certificate in Community Learning at the
August 2008 Commencement.
College Access
Many young people growing up in neighborhoods near
Wentworth feel that the opportunity to go to college or pursue a
career in science or technology seems unrealistic or simply out
of reach. The Institute is working to radically change that perception
with a host of programs that join Wentworth students and
faculty with local youth. These programs give young students the
knowledge and tools to excel academically and aspire to education
and careers in science and technology.
O’Bryant High School
The Institute is expanding an established mentoring relationship
with the O’Bryant High School as part of a more effective and
integrated service learning initiative to include tutoring, student
orientation, and course development. The following two
programs are highlights of this partnership:
Dual Enrollment: O’Bryant High School students are provided
the opportunity to begin college academics at Wentworth while
completing their high school education in a collaborative dual
enrollment, tuition-free program.
The Networking Excellence Experiencing Teaching (NEXT):
This program provides Wentworth student mentors to O’Bryant
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students. Through a series of
workshops, Wentworth students
offer advice on a range of
post-secondary topics including
the college admissions process,
writing essays, and what to
expect in college.
Urban Massachusetts
Louis Stokes Alliance
for Minority Participation
(UMLSAMP)
Wentworth is part of an alliance
with eight member institutions
to increase the quality and
quantity of underrepresented
minority students completing
baccalaureate degrees in science,
technology, engineering, and
mathematics (STEM) fields.
This program is funded by
the National Science Foundation
with support from its institutional
members, state agencies, and
corporate enterprises.
Summer Math Bridge Program
In summer 2007, Wentworth
hosted this program to prepare
incoming freshmen in mathematics.
Wentworth offers $800
stipends to a select population
of underrepresented minority
students and other Wentworth
students for their active participation
in the program and for
being program ambassadors.
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5 HUMAN RESOURCES AND FACILITIES
Human Resources
The Department of Human Resources (HR) is contributing
to a safer and more efficient working environment at
Wentworth through the implementation of an updated
applicant tracking and performance management system,
as well as the use of online training programs.
A web-based software system, PeopleAdmin – which has
been in use at the Institute since 2006 – has expedited
the job posting and hiring process. Managers are now
able to create job postings online, and appropriate application
questions are available for selection. Applicants can search for
open postings and upload their application in a few simple
steps. This streamlined process eliminates individuals who do
not meet the position criteria, ensuring that supervisors are
interviewing from a select pool of more qualified candidates.
Due to the success of PeopleAdmin, the software will be
utilized for job descriptions and performance evaluations
beginning in October 2008. The system will enable the
supervisors to create and update accurate job descriptions
as well as help facilitate the performance evaluation process.
All applications, resumes, position descriptions, and
performance evaluations are now being housed in a central
electronic archive as the HR office moves towards being
paperless. Online training programs for the prevention of
sexual harassment and employment discrimination were
introduced in 2007 for all staff and faculty. During the same
year, HR commenced conducting criminal background checks
on all new employees through the company HireRight, who
also, depending on the candidate’s position, carry out DMV
and credit checks.
Susan Morin, HR manager, is chair of the Colleges of the
Fenway diversity recruitment sub-committee. The committee
has just completed a three-year strategy to increase employee
diversity through creating an advertising strategy aimed at
select publications and websites, hosting employment fairs
and networking events, and establishing relationships with
minority professional organizations.
Facilities
Wentworth has been proactive in implementing facility
upgrades that enhance the student learning experience,
improve campus safety, and assist with navigating the campus.
Campus Master Plan
The Institute has embarked on a comprehensive master
planning project to evaluate campus needs and set priorities
for the future direction of the Institute. A kick-off meeting on
March 3, 2008, introduced faculty, staff, and students to the
two design firms that have been helping to conduct the
master planning process: Goody Clancy and Perkins+Will.
With their guidance, Wentworth has been working with
the community to maximize existing capabilities and plan
strategically for future campus development.
Classroom Conversions
The Architecture Studio in Annex North underwent renovations
in 2007 with the rebuilding of junior and senior labs to increase
the number of work stations and make way for master’s degree
studios. The Architecture studio expansion created an increase
in student capacity from 150 to 238 stations. Two rooms,
previously Mac Labs, in Annex Central, were converted to
classrooms, and classroom conversions also occurred in Beatty
Hall and Wentworth Hall.
The Annex wing was reconstructed to provide space for a
conference room and project room for the Department of
Civil, Construction, and Environment (CCEV). The Shawmut
Conference Center was built by Shawmut Design and
Construction, a leading national construction management firm.
Shawmut donated its services to build a multimedia conference
room and reception area as a gesture of reciprocity and partnership
with Wentworth, whose graduates heavily populate the
Shawmut ranks. The new project room was constructed to
increase work stations from 20 to 91 and enable students to
work in teams. Five new offices were also built for CCEV faculty.
The Industrial Design carpenter and sheet metal labs used
for model building were upgraded and a Z-printer 510
was purchased. This particular printer is able to produce
high-definition, full color 3D parts for students’ 3D models.
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Banner
Wentworth transitioned to Banner, a
new database system, to modernize
and synchronize the Institute’s departments.
Banner’s implementation was
extremely successful and has benefitted
Wentworth by allowing real-time data
entry and creating seamless interaction
between departments. The Department
of Finance successfully launched the
program on July 1, 2006, and a year
later financial services, financial aid,
and the registrar’s office implemented
Banner.
Signage
On August 26, 2007, Wentworth
joined the American College Health
Association (ACHA) and became
tobacco-free. Signage was designed
and placed at every entry point to
campus to notify people of the
regulation. New informational,
directional, and venue-specific signs
are also on display around campus,
making navigating campus easier
than ever.
Fitness and Study
Renovations to the Tansey Gym floor
were completed in January 2007,
enabling the men’s and women’s
volleyball and basketball teams to
have the home court advantage once
again. After students work out in the
new Colleges of the Fenway fitness
center - shared between Mass College
of Pharmacy and Health Sciences,
MassArt, and Wentworth - they can
enjoy new seating and study booths
added to the lower floor of Beatty Hall.
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6 ATHLETICS
In July 2006, the Tansey Gymnasium was closed due to a flooring issue which affected
the men’s and women’s volleyball and basketball teams. As a result, teams were
forced to practice and compete at numerous off-campus facilities; however, team
spirits were not dampened. “Wentworth students always demonstrate perseverance
and dedication to their sport,” commented Lee Conrad, director of athletics. “The
teams were displaced for much of their seasons, but that did not stop the men’s
basketball team from winning the conference championship and a trip to the NCAA’s.”
The gym, complete with its brand new floor, opened in late January 2007, just in time
for the home stretch for both basketball teams, the early part of the men’s volleyball
season, and the start of practice for the Leopard spring sport teams.
Individual Accomplishments
Twenty-two of Wentworth’s student-athletes were honored as all-conference performers.
Included in the list were a pair of conference rookies of the year and a conference
player of the year. Additionally, men’s basketball coach Tom Devitt and ice hockey
coach R.J. Tolan were honored as coaches of the year in their respective conferences.
Caitlin Wall, BAET ’07, became the first Wentworth women’s soccer player to score
100 or more points in her career.
Cheyenne Noble, BMET ’08, became the third Wentworth women’s basketball player
to grab 1,000 or more rebounds in her career.
Seven individuals—Warren Cochrane, AET ’81 (rifle), Ivan Filippov, BMT ’01 (ice hockey),
Kevin Hanlon, BCT ’00 (men’s basketball), and D.J. McBain, BCMT ’01 (lacrosse), as
well as contributors Myles, AC ’28, and Eugenia Sweeney, and former president
Dr. John Van Domelen—were inducted into the Wentworth Athletics Hall of Fame.
Staff Changes
Carrie Crawford, the women’s basketball coach who achieved the most wins in the
program’s history, stepped down after four years, and was replaced by Amanda
Rodgerson, a former standout at the University of New England.
Jason Jeffers, CHC ’97, the men’s and women’s volleyball coach, stepped down from his
men’s coaching duties and was replaced by Nam Phan, who played his freshman season
at Wentworth before transferring to Brandeis and competing on its club volleyball team.
In the training room, Dawn Garbino, assistant athletic trainer for nine years, stepped
down and was replaced by Lauren Eck, an assistant athletic trainer at Bridgewater State.
2007-2008
Wentworth Athletic Team
Results (Final Record
Accomplishments)
Baseball 30-14
School record for wins;
TCCC Finalist;
ECAC Semifinalist
Men’s Basketball 14-11
TCCC Quarterfinalist
Women’s Basketball 11-14
Golf 3-6
Ice Hockey 11-14-1
ECAC Northeast
Quarterfinalist
Lacrosse 7-8
TCCC Quarterfinalist
Men’s Soccer 15-6-1
School record for
wins; TCCC Finalist;
ECAC Finalist
Women’s Soccer 8-8-2
TCCC Quarterfinalist
Softball 2-28
Men’s Tennis 4-8
TCCC Quarterfinalist
Women’s Tennis 2-12
Men’s Volleyball 3-15
Women’s Volleyball 7-20
The sport of rifle does
not have win/loss records
TCCC – The Commonwealth Coast Conference
ECAC – Eastern College Athletic Conference
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7 INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT
The Office of Institutional Advancement is the driving force behind initiatives related to fundraising, alumni
relations, and strategic communications to internal and external audiences.
FY08 was a record breaking year for Wentworth, with alumni,
students, friends, faculty, and parents contributing a total of
$12,280,000 to the Institute. Vice President for Institutional
Advancement, Brenda Sanchez, reports, “Over the past year,
our team of professionals in Institutional Advancement has
effectively strengthened the core functions of the department
and we are thrilled that our many outreach efforts are working.
It is rewarding to see an increased number of alumni attending
events, and we are excited that our fundraising pieces have
been successful.” In addition, Sanchez notes that “we are
progressing steadily towards refining our brand and building
increased awareness of the many successes and milestones of
the Institute. In order to ensure that Wentworth continues to
provide the quality education it is known for, it is essential that
we continue to move in this positive direction.”
Office of Alumni Relations
Wentworth alumni and friends had thirty-five reasons to attend
a Wentworth event during 2007/2008: that being the number
of functions organized by the office of alumni relations. To
better connect alumni to their alma mater, the alumni relations
team has created innovative programs, increased communications,
and hosted new and improved events that provide
opportunities to network, socialize, and stay informed on
the exciting happenings and milestones at Wentworth.
The Wentworth experience was transported around the nation
through 14 regional alumni events, and through the increasing
popularity of alumni regional chapter meetings, such as the San
Francisco Bay Area Chapter. Plans are underway for alumni chapters
in New York City, Florida, Arizona, and Western Massachusetts.
Attendance at golf tournaments, the Black and Gold 50 th
reunion event, and receptions such as the annual Women at
Wentworth dinner, have more than doubled over the past two
years, reports Erica (Rapp) Wilcoxson, director of alumni relations.
Communication with alumni and friends has become more
consistent through The Wentworth Connection, a monthly
e-newsletter, designed and created with the support and
expertise of the advancement operations team. This communication
tool has sparked interest in several events, particularly
the Wentworth Alumni Association’s (WAA) inaugural leadership
networking event in June. The alumni office has also
established a Facebook page and successfully uses this social
networking tool to communicate with alumni. Due to the
popularity of the primary account, a “Women at Wentworth”
group was also created. Plans are underway to launch an
online community to further facilitate networking, provide
alumni with a permanent Wentworth e-mail account, and
enable them to register online for events.
The inaugural Reunion Weekend Program was held in June
2008 and welcomed guests from many states including
Alabama, South Dakota, Florida, and Maine. Reunion Weekend
is a new initiative that invites alumni back to campus, facilitates
networking among classmates, and provides an opportunity
to interact with Wentworth faculty and view the latest
improvements to the facilities at Wentworth.
Matthew Kane, FMC ’96, who took over as President of WAA in
spring 2007, has overseen the development of committees that
focus on specific areas such as programming, communications,
and regional chapters. Kane plans to increase the number of
regional chapters and continue to sponsor networking events
through FY09, his final year as President.
The alumni office has been strengthening industry relations and
has successfully obtained sponsorship for both the alumni golf
tournament and the President’s Cup, enabling funds raised to
be donated towards the Annual Fund in areas such as athletics
and scholarship/financial aid.
Annual Fund
During the past two years, Wentworth alumni and friends have
exhibited an extraordinary level of generosity that has achieved new
milestones in giving to the Institute. Participation in the Wentworth
Annual Fund increased by more than 30 percent in FY08, with
contributions totaling a record $720,500. Melanie Sheffield, associate
director for institutional advancement, credits this increased participation
to successful appeals, a reinvigorated phone-a-thon, increased
outreach to parents, and the launch of online giving in May 2007.
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“We have become more visible in the lives of our alumni and
friends – through e-mails, letters, phone calls, and appreciation
events such as our annual scholarship luncheon,” explained
Sheffield. “In October 2007, we hosted our first ever Donor
Appreciation Dinner – it was a wonderful opportunity to really
acknowledge our donors for their incredible generosity.”
Outreach to young alumni has grown substantially, with
three annual events in January, May, and October enabling
Wentworth graduates from 1997-2007 to re-connect with former
classmates and the Institute. Meagan McMullen, assistant
director of the annual fund, created “the Battle of the WITS,” a
friendly competition between academic programs to encourage
seniors to support the senior gift program. Through displaying
posters around campus, sending postcards and e-mail blasts,
and developing a class of 2008 profile on Facebook, a buzz was
created as the senior class attempted to win the ‘battle’ by
increasing their respective program’s participation. Overall, the
class of ’08 raised a grand total of $7,000, and the winners—
the graduating seniors from the Department of Architecture—
were honored at an event at Boston Billiards in May.
Major Gifts & Scholarships
Wentworth received a generous gift from wonderful friends of
the Institute in summer 2007, when Maria and Kosta Papoulidis
gifted a portion of their property on the corner of Ward Street
and Huntington Avenue to the Institute. Their generosity was
honored on June 25, 2008, with the naming of the “Kosta and
Maria Papoulidis Quadrangle.”
Generous philanthropist and Wentworth corporator, William
“Bill” Flanagan, Machine Construction & Tool Design ’51, made
the largest gift in the Institute’s history, a $10 million dollar
charitable gift annuity. This gift will be used for the construction
of a new campus center to be named in Mr. Flanagan’s honor.
Since over 75 percent of Wentworth students receive scholarships
or financial aid, donations are more important than ever.
Relationships between the Institute and industry were greatly
strengthened through scholarships from several companies
including Suffolk Construction Company, Gilbane Inc., and William
A. Berry & Son. In addition, Wentworth is fostering relationships
with industry leaders across industries which align to
Wentworth’s academic programs.
Public Affairs (marketing and communications;
public relations and media relations)
The marketing and communications department works closely with
the admissions office and the Division of Professional and
Continuing Studies (DPCS) on the coordination of their printed
materials and advertising initiatives. Efforts to increase Wentworth’s
visibility are being implemented through a strategic advertising
plan to ensure the most effective exposure among target audiences.
The Wentworth community is informed of the accomplishments
of alumni, faculty, students, and staff through the Wentworth
Magazine, the President’s Report, and the Institute’s homepage,
which was re-designed by the advancement operations team.
The marketing and communications department strives to
ensure a consistent brand for Wentworth across printed
and online materials and are the go-to contacts for strategic
counsel related to marketing and/or the review of written
materials.
The public relations department has been generating increased
exposure and awareness of the Institute to a broad range of
internal and external audiences and key stakeholders, promoting
the achievements of students, faculty, and staff, and advancing
the leadership position of Wentworth. A strategic public relations
plan has been implemented to effectively communicate across
multiple audiences, as well as nurture relationships with key
government officials.
Proactive media relations efforts have focused on building key
relationships with local and national media contacts across print,
online, and broadcast outlets. These efforts have resulted in
securing positive media coverage for Wentworth, and positioning
faculty, staff, and departments as expert resources for reporters.
Wentworth has been included in a variety of news mediums
including local Boston daily newspapers, television and radio
broadcasts, hometown newspapers, and industry publications.
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TRUSTEES
Chairman
David W. Kruger ’04 (Hon.)
Past Senior Vice President
Bank of Boston
Vice Chairman
Phillip R. Hooper ’58
Past Vice President and
Operations Manager
FM Global
M. Joseph Celi *
Executive Vice President
GZA Geo Environmental, Inc.
George Chamillard ’58, ’97 (Hon.)
Retired CEO and Chairman
of the Board
Teradyne, Inc.
George Chryssis ’69
President & CEO
Itergon Corp.
Sylvia T. Price ’89
Senior Principal, Value Realization
SAP America, Inc
Richard D. Sheridan, Sr. ’55
President
Gateway Equipment Corp.
Gary B. Walker
Past Director of Finance &
Administration
Appalachian Mountain Club
TRUSTEES &
CORPORATORS
(as of June 30, 2008)
Treasurer
Kenneth D. Roberts
Chairman
Candela Corporation
Secretary
Daniel G. Larson ’60
Retired Chairman of the Board
President
Larson Tool and Stamping Co.
Assistant Secretary
Michael Kupferman
Interim Provost and Vice
President for Academic Affairs
Assistant Treasurer
John P. Heinstadt, Esq.
Vice President of
Business and Finance
Wentworth Institute of Technology
Zorica Pantic´, Ph.D.
President
Wentworth Institute of Technology
Farajollah Aalaei ’81, ’83
CEO and Founder
Centillium Communications, Inc.
Daniel T. Flatley
Vice President
The Flatley Company
Wayne C. Johnson
Vice President, Worldwide
University Relations
Hewlett-Packard Company
Matthew Kane ’96
Senior Account Executive
Creative Office Pavilion
Furniture Consultants
John D. Kelleher ’61
Past Senior Vice President,
Real Estate & Development
Shaw’s Supermarkets, Inc.
Howard V. Levine
’72,’74, ’06 (Hon.)
Principal
Cramer Levine & Company,
Architects, P.C.
Keith J. Peden
Senior Vice President,
Human Resources
Raytheon Company
Carole Wedge, FAIA,
LEED ’04 (Hon.)
President
Shepley Bulfinch Richardson
and Abbott
Thomas H. Zarle, Ph.D.
Past President
Aurora University
CORPORATORS
Samuel Altschuler ’08 (Hon.)
Past President
Altron, Inc.
Keith A. Berube ’81, ’83
Senior Project Executive
Nelco
John “Jack” W. Blaisdell ’70, ’72
Past Vice President and
Chief Engineer
United Parcel Service
Philip J. Boczanowski ’75
President
Carmel Valley Contractors, Inc.
Michael T. Anthony ’82, ’84
Director
Pittiglio Rabin Todd & McGrath
Donald E. Pogorzelski ’06 (Hon.)
President
Genzyme Diagnostics
Robert A. Booker ’75
President
Venture Pacific Development
Edward A. Bond, Jr.
Chairman & CEO
Bond Brothers, Inc.
Victor H. Polk, Jr.
Partner
Greenberg Traurig
Robert W. Boyden ’52, ’98 (Hon.)
Past President and Treasurer
Boyden Molding, Inc.

Philip J. Brooks ’88, ’90 *
Associate & Structural Engineer
Project Manager
Symmes Maini & McKee Inc.
Gerald M. Campbell ’57
Past Vice President and
General Manager
GTE Telecom International
Kenneth L. Carr ’92 (Hon.)
President
Meridian Medical Systems, LLC
Paul E. Cheney ’50
President
Cheney Consultants, LLC
William G. Creelman ’64
Vice President
A.J. Martini, Inc.
John Curtis ’86
President
Curtis Construction Co., Inc.
William L. Dalton, Jr. ’60
President
Falmouth Scientific
Terence G. Dougherty ’78
Asst. Secretary for Finance
Executive Office of Health
and Human Services
William H. Flanagan ’51
President & CEO
Nexus, Inc.
John M. Fuller, AIA ’77
Principal
Perkins + Will
Stephen F. Fusi ’74
Senior Vice President,
Portfolio Manager
Boston Advisors, LLC
John R. Ghublikian ’94 (Hon.)
Past President and CEO
Badger America Inc.
Richard R. Green ’55
Past Chief Executive Officer
A.R. Green & Son, Inc.
Kenneth Guscott ’90
General Partner
Long Bay Management Co.
Edward A. Hines ’57
Past Executive Vice President
Advisor
Lee Kennedy Co., Inc.
Ryan E. Hutchins ’98
District Operations Manager
Gilbane Building Company
Brian-Keith Jones ’95
Manufacturing Engineer
Bose Corporation
John W. Kellar, III ’69
Principal
Kellar Associates
Construction Project Management
Deborah L. Keller ’93
Senior Project Manager
McKenzie Engineering Group, Inc.
Christine Keville
President & CEO
Keville Enterprises, Inc.
Robert A. Kilgore ’50 *
Chairman
Kilgore Company
Daniel P. Lanneville ’97
Senior Project Manager
SKANSKA USA Building Inc
Gilbane Building Company
W. Boyd Leslie ’58
Vice President of Sales
Microtek, Inc.
Eric M. Levi ’96 (Hon.)
Past Vice President and
Manager of Operations
Raytheon Company
Daniel J. McNichol, III ’03 (Hon.)
Author
Irene F. McSweeney ’83, ’85, ’88
Director of Construction
Boston Water & Sewer
Commission
Mohammad H. Mohanna ’74
President
Western Management Co.
Mario J. Mummolo ’64
Senior Account Manager
Sanbolic, Inc.
Clark C. Nickerson ’72, ’74
Past President
Spinnaker Contract
Manufacturing, Inc.
Edward J. O’Leary ’48
General Partner
Development Associates
Kenneth H. Olsen
CEO and Chairman
Advanced Modular
Systems, Inc.
David B. Perini
Commissioner
Division of Capital
Asset Management
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
William M. Scranton
Past President
Beede Electrical
Instrument Co., Inc.
David J. Simm ’59
President/Chief Executive
Officer of Doncasters
Inco Engineered Products
Incorporated
John F. Smith ’58
Past Venture Partner
Flagship Ventures
Lawrence Sorgi ’73
President
Worksmart Systems, Inc.
Raina L. Sturtz ’90, ’92
Vice President
Start to Finish
Construction Co., Inc.
Sinclair Weeks, Jr. ’86 (Hon.)
Chairman and CEO Emeritus
Reed & Barton Corp.
William N. Whelan ’63, ’03 (Hon.)
Principal
Whelan Associates LLC
John D. Wise ’88, ’90
President
Wise Construction Corporation
Kathleen Boyd Wonkka ’91, ’94
Senior Architect/Planner
Partners Health Care
Massachusetts General Hospital
Planning and Construction
ADMINISTRATION
President
Zorica Pantic´, Ph.D.
Interim Provost and Vice
President for Academic Affairs
Dr. Michael Kupferman, P.E.
Vice President for Business
and Finance
John P. Heinstadt, Esq.
Vice President for
Human Resources
Anne Gill
Vice President for
Information Technology
Richard Fontaine
Vice President for
Institutional Advancement
Brenda C. Sanchez
Vice President for
Student Affairs
Keiko Broomhead
*Deceased
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SUMMARY OF FINANCIAL RESULTS (AS OF JUNE 30, 2008)
OPERATING 2008 2007 2006 2005
Revenues
Student tuition and fees 68,695,561 62,670,310 59,025,569 51,889,765
Auxiliary enterprises revenue 19,985,059 19,430,455 18,364,413 15,225,699
Gifts and bequests 769,984 709,814 723,235 341,389
Other income 1,733,310 2,923,746 1,424,339 2,130,033
Investment income
used for operations 4,056,176 3,613,447 3,373,280 3,206,654
Total operating revenues $95,240,090 $89,347,772 $82,910,836 $72,793,540
Expenses
Education and general 76,408,652 69,952,456 64,486,351 56,795,814
Auxiliary expenditures 3,466,365 3,175,053 3,136,308 3,273,227
Student aid 13,956,059 11,511,447 10,510,602 9,842,254
Total operating expenses 93,831,076 84,638,956 78,133,261 69,911,295
Operating subtotal $1,409,014 $4,708,816 $4,777,575 $2,882,245
NONOPERATING
Gifts and bequests, 4,225,099 2,541,341 2,178,598 3,381,371
Endowment*/investments (13,816,022) 10,376,410 4,576,621 404,141
Gains/losses
Nonoperating subtotal ($9,590,923) $12,917,751 $6,755,219 $3,785,512
NET ASSETS
At beginning of year $155,743,087 $138,116,520 $126,583,726 $119,915,969
At end of year $147,561,178 $155,743,087 $138,116,520 $126,583,726
* Endowment $91,070,763 $91,135,046 $78,810,991 $73,462,951
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Wentworth Institute of Technology
08
DONOR LIST
ARIOCH WENTWORTH CIRCLE
GIFTS OF $10,000+
Anonymous
Samuel and Nancy Altschuler, Honorary Degree '08
Mr. David A. Ambrose, EEE ’62
Mr. Michael T. Anthony, IET ’82, MA ’84
AST Capital Trust Company of Delaware
Kenneth G. Bacheller Charitable Foundation
The Blount Family
Bond Brothers Incorporated
Mr. Edward A. Bond Jr.
J.C. Cannistraro LLC
Frank A. Casella Charitable Trust
Mr. George W. Chamillard, IE ’58,
Honorary Degree ’97
Chapman Construction
Cherbec Advancement Foundation
Mr. George C. Chryssis, EET ’69, Honorary Degree '08
Dacon Corporation
Mr. Douglas C. Elder, AC ’58, Honorary Degree ’02
Charles C. Ely Educational Trust Fund
Mr. William H. Flanagan, MC&TD ’51
Mr. John R. Ghublikian, Honorary Degree ’94
Gilbane Building Company
Estate of William F. Gilbert Jr. **
Mr. John B. Gray, Honorary Degree ’04
Mr. David W. Kruger, Honorary Degree ’04
Mr. Leroy G. LaMontagne **
New Boston Fund Inc.
Mr. Glenn Okerson
Estate of Leroy S. Olsen **
Rem Sales LLC
Mr. Douglas D. Schumann, AM64 ’64,
Honorary Degree ’08
The Society of American Military Engineers
SunGard
Mrs. Eugenia Sweeney
Mr. Arthur T. Thompson, Honorary Degree ’85
UGL Unicco
Mr. Sinclair Weeks Jr.
Wentworth Alumni Association
TRUSTEE’S CIRCLE
GIFTS OF $5,000-$9,999
The American Institute of Architects
Bovis Lend Lease LMB Inc.
Mr. Robert W. Boyden, MC&TD ’52, MC&TD ’58,
Honorary Degree ’98
Mr. William H. Flanagan, MC&TD ’51
Mr. Daniel T. Flatley
Mr. Thomas J. Flatley *
FM Global
W. R. Grace Foundation Incorporated
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip R. Hooper, S&DE ’58
James W. & Margaret A. Ingraham Charitable Fund
Mr. Wayne C. Johnson
Kaufman Company Inc.
Mr. John D. Kelleher, AET ’61
Lee Kennedy Company Inc.
Dr. Charles Kojabashian
Mr. Donald Pogorzelski
Ms. Sylvia T. Price, MAC ’89
SEA Consultants Inc.
Mr. Richard D. Sheridan Sr., S&DE ’55
Mr. Robert H. Swanson Jr., PET ’59
Mr. William N. Whelan, EEP ’63, Honorary Degree ’03
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE
GIFTS OF $1,000-$4,999
Mr. Farajollah Aalaei, EEE ’81, EEC ’83
Mr. Forrest C. Ames, MC&TD ’33
Apple Computer Inc.
Mrs. Mary C. Ares
Ashland Inc.
ASHRAE, Boston Chapter
Baker Testing Services Inc.
Mr. Jacob K. Baron, MEC ’98
Mr. A. Donald Behler, MC&TD ’49
Mr. John W. Blaisdell, MDE ’70, MET ’72
Mr. David C. Blittersdorf, MDE ’77
Blue Spruce Technologies
J & M Brown Company Inc.
J. Calnan & Associates
Mr. Gerald M. Campbell, IE ’57
Capital Associates Inc.
CBT/Childs Bertman Tseckares Inc.
Mr. Robert A. Chagnon, P.E., MC&TD ’57
Chartwells Corporation
Mr. Paul E. Cheney, PM&MD ’50
Collegiate Press
Mr. Clement G. Couchon, EEP ’59
Cramer Levine & Company, Architects, P.C.
Mr. William G. Creelman, BC ’64
Mr. William P. Crowley, BC ’57
Mr. John J. Curtis, BCS ’86
Dr. and Mrs. Sava Cvek
D’Agostino Associates Inc.
J. D’Amico Construction
Mr. David Deiuliis
Eastern Bank Charitable Foundation
Mr. Russell B. Emerson, MC&TD ’57
Environmental Fire Protection Inc.
Mr. Alan Ewing, AT ’67
C.E. Floyd Company
Follett Higher Education Group
Fraser Engineering Co. Inc.
Mr. John M. Fuller, AIA, BCS ’77
Mr. Leonard C. Gardner, C&B ’28, S&DE ’56
GE Foundation
Mr. John Gonsalves Jr., AT ’67
Group One Partners Inc.
Mr. Martin D. Guyer, MEP ’64
Mr. John Hefler, AET ’63
Mr. John P. Heinstadt, Esq.
Mr. David E. Hughes, MPE ’68
Mr. Richard Jakobczyk
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jandrisevits
Mr. Peter Jenness III, MD ’64
Kallmann McKinnell & Wood Architects
Kaloutas & Company Inc.
Mr. Roger J. Karabin, MPS ’72
Mr. Harold P. Kelley Jr., MC&TD ’43
Mrs. Barbara J. Kirkpatrick
Ms. Holly Knight
Mr. John S. Konopka, BC ’67
Mr. Jonah B. Kowall, BCOS ’99
Mr. Jose I. Laboy
Mr. Daniel G. Larson, MP ’60
Mr. Raymond J. Lauring, AC ’48
Mr. Brian D. Leclerc, BCS ’86
Mr. Howard V. Levine, AIA, AET '72, AE '74,
Honorary Degree '06
Liant Software Corporation
Mr. G. Raymond Luddy, MDE ’66
Mr. Roger C. Lummus Jr., MW&TM ’54
Mr. Thomas J. Meehan Jr., MC&TD ’54
Micros Northeast Inc.
Mr. Gary J. Miller, AET ’77
Mr. Edward L. Montesi, BC ’60
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Myslik
Nash Family Fund
Nauset Construction Corp.
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New England Finish Systems Inc.
Mr. Clarke C. Nickerson, MDE ’72, MA ’74
O’Leary Limited Partnership
Mr. Edward J. O’Leary, AC ’48
Dr. Zorica Pantic´
Mr. Joseph F. Paradis, S&DE ’57
Mr. Keith J. Peden
Pepsi Bottling Group
Performance Air Conditioning Inc.
Mr. Frank R. Perillo, EEP ’60
Mr. Lawrence A. Perkins, EET ’64
Mr. William H. Perkins, AM64 ’62
Perkins+Will
Mr. Richard E. Portors, MP ’61
Primavera Systems Inc.
Mrs. Karen A. Rainone
Mr. Kenneth D. Roberts
Mr. Daniel E. Robinson, AET ’60
Mr. Douglas C. Ryder, Esq., AET ’62
Mr. Andrew N. Savoie, AENT ’00, BPM ’01
Mr. John J. Sheehan, MD ’62
Mr. Douglas C. Shepherd, EEE ’60
Estate of Harold N. Smith **
Standard Electric
Suffolk Construction Company Inc.
Symmes Maini & Mckee Associates Inc.
The Whiting-Turner Contracting Co.
Thomas G. Gallagher Incorporated
Triumvirate Environmental Incorporated
Dr. Kuei-wu Tsai
Turner Construction Company
Mr. Gary B. Walker
Mr. David M. Walsh, MP ’60
Ms. Carole C. Wedge, AIA, LEED
Windover Development LLC
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GIFTS OF $500-$999
Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Abbott
Allegro Interior Architecture Inc.
The Architectural Team Inc.
Mr. Nicholas Bachynski
Mr. Dann N. Batting, BC ’68, AET ’69
Mr. George S. Bellamacina, EET ’65
Mr. William Beroza
Mr. Michael D. Binette, AET ’81, AEC ’86
Mr. Alan C. Biszko
Mrs. Keiko S. Broomhead
Mr. Alexander Brown
Burgin Platner Hurley
Cambridge Seven Associates Inc.
Central Congregational Church
Mr. Warren G. Cochrane, AD ’78, AET ’81
Commodore Builders
Construction Recruiters Inc.
Professor Leon Cort
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Mr. Joseph A. DiNanno, AC ’53
Professor David J. Downey
Professor Frederick F. Driscoll
Mr. Almanzor L. Dupuis Jr., AC&D ’41
Lt. Col. Noble C. Emery, USAF (Ret.), AC&D ’39
ExxonMobil Foundation
Fay Spofford & Thorndike Inc.
Finegold Alexander & Associates Inc.
Mr. Charles Flugrad
Furniture Consultants Boston Inc.
Ms. Fatma Husain Galadari
Mr. John P. Garcia, CHE ’72, CE ’76
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Glassick
Mr. Clyde N. Grindell, EC ’50
Gupton & Associates Inc.
Mr. Roger Harris, AC ’57
Mr. Ryan E. Hutchins, CMT ’96, CMC ’98
HVAC Cad Systems
IBM Corporation
Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Johnson
Mr. Walter S. Kuklinski, EEE ’69
Ms. Renee Laskey
Mr. Chi C. Lau, EEE ’67
Mr. John J. Likas, MPS ’69, MDE ’70
Mr. John M. Looney, P.E., CHE ’61
M.L. McDonald Sales Company Inc.
Mr. Kevin P. McDonough, ATS ’69
Mr. Michael J. McTygue, AET ’62
Melrose Glass Co.
Mr. David C. Mores, EEE ’64
Mr. Ralph D. Morrison III
Professor Francis E. Nestor
Northeast Camps & Recreation Inc.
Northeast Utilities Foundation Inc.
Ms. Ann K. Ockulacki-Auger
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. O’Donnell
Mr. Theodore J. Ondrick Jr., CHE ’63
Mr. Steven R. Padula, CET ’84, CEC ’86
Paint Systems of New England LLC
Mr. Anthony P. Parrotta, BC ’55
Ms. Sandra Pascal
Mr. E. Stanley Pearson, CHE ’59
Mr. David E. Perkins, MDE ’81
Mr. Robert J. Petrone, MPE ’78
Mrs. Janice E. Piccarini
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
Endowment Committee
Mr. Roger D. Pritzker
Raymond James Charitable Endowment Fund
Raytheon Company
Professor Jonathan Ripley
Mr. Stephen J. Sala, CHE ’75
Ms. Wanda A. Search
Mr. Ronald C. Shaw, AM64 ’58
Shawmut Design & Construction
Mr. Donald O. Smith, C&B ’29
Mr. Charles N. Squillante, MD ’66
Mr. Charles G. Stacey, BC ’66
Mr. Dino Stati, AEC ’89
Mr. David E. Stavens, CET ’84
Mr. David W. Stirling, AIA, AET ’68
The Stop & Shop Supermarket Company
Structure-Tone Inc.
Sullivan & McLaughlin Companies Inc.
Mr. John F. Sullivan, AET ’70
Mr. Homer K. Tapin, EC ’41
Mr. Kenneth E. Taylor, S&DE ’58, EEP ’59 *
Teknion LLC
Thomson Investment Software
Town of Monroe
The William and Charlotte Underwood Foundation
United Technologies Corporation
Mr. Stanley B. Urban, MW&TM ’48
Mr. Joseph P. Vastl
Verizon Foundation
RF Walsh Company Inc.
Waters Corporation
Mr. John A. Wellman
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Anonymous
3M Foundation
4Charity Foundation Inc.
Mr. Steven Ackley
Ms. Judith Gray Adolphson
Aetna Foundation Inc.
Agilent Technologies Incorporated
Mr. Raymond J. Alexander, BC ’62
Mr. Frank L. Alfano Jr., AET ’61
Mr. Jim Allbery
Mr. George W. Allen
Mr. Robert C. Allen, AC ’48
Mr. Richard J. Alukonis, BCS ’78, CE ’81
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Alward
Mr. Gary P. Ameral, BCC ’88, BCS ’88, CMW ’92
Mr. Alan J. Anderson, EEE ’80
Ms. Rachel Anderson
Mr. Michael Andrea
Mr. Richard T. Angelo, EES ’81
Mr. Leonard F. Arabia, AET ’67
Arch Painting Inc.
Mr. Lawrence K. Asaro, AET ’69
Mr. Michael L. Auglis, MPE ’71
Mr. Michael A. Bafaro, MCS ’93, MEC ’95
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Mr. Phillips C. Baird, EEE ’59
Mr. Perry N. Bakalos, EES ’85, EEC ’87
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Barbato
Mr. Ronald R. Baris, MD ’64
Mr. Ed Gilman Barker, Honorary Degree ’92
Mr. Nicola A. Barletta, MW&TM ’50,
Honorary Degree ’00
Mr. Warren J. Barlow, MW&TM ’54
Mr. Martin E. Barnes III, AET ’73
Mr. Arthur H. Bartlett, EEE ’64
Mr. John C. Basque, EES ’80
Baybutt Foundation Company Incorporated
Mr. Bruce S. Beal, MW&TM ’50
Mr. Richard A. Bean, Honorary Degree ’99
Ms. Carrie Beckett
Mr. Robert Beckett
Mr. Mikael Bedrosian, MC&TD ’51
Mr. Ralph M. Bell Jr., MP ’62
Mr. Ralph M. Bell Sr., MW&TM ’35
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond P. Bellemore
Mr. Andrew Benassi, EEE ’79, EE ’81
Mr. Howard F. Benassi, MW&TM ’57, MTS ’87
Mrs. Virginia Benassi
Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Bent
Berger & Company Recycling Inc.
Major Richard W. Berggren, USAF (Ret.), BC ’52
Mr. Paul A. Bergman, AET ’76, AE ’78
Mr. Paul L. Bernache, MDE ’65
Mr. Scott Besegai
Bill Curley Basketball Camp
Mr. Ron Blake
Mr. Paul N. Bleau, AET ’63
Mr. Kenneth J. Bliss, MD ’94, MCS ’95, BMET ’97
Mr. Denis H. Blodgett, S&DE ’57
Mr. Stevan E. Bloom, EEN ’91
Mr. Paul T. Boczanowski, CET ’81, CE ’82
Mr. George H. Bodman, MEP ’62
Mr. Norman L. Boilard, PET ’61
Mr. Lawrence F. Bonetti Jr., MC&TD ’58
Mr. James R. Bonomi, MPE ’74, ME ’76
Mr. Eric S. Borgerson, AET ’91, ARC ’95
Boston Red Sox
Mr. Charles P. Boucher, EEE ’59
Professor Kenneth Bourque
Mr. Joshua P. Bowden, MPE ’80, MEC ’83
Mr. Alan L. Bowker, AET ’74
Mr. Bruce Boyer, AENT ’01
Mr. Derek M. Boyle, CHE ’64
Mr. Stephen P. Boyns, ARS ’85
Ms. Svjetlana Bozic
Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Brambilla
Mr. Eric V. Brasier, MCS ’91, MEC ’93
Mr. and Mrs. Sean W. Brennan
Mr. Bruce J. Breton, AET ’72
Mr. Marc Bristol, BEET ’06
Mr. Russell T. Broderick, EEE ’59
Mr. David A. Brossi, AC ’53
Mr. Dennis H. Brown, ASE ’68
Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Brown Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee W. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Bryant
Mrs. Mary Z. Bryant
Mr. Michael F. Brzezenski, ATS ’93, AMW ’94
Mr. John A. Buchanan, MD ’62
Mr. James W. Buckley, ASE ’68
Mr. and Mrs. Marek Budak
Mr. Alexander Bunar Jr., AC ’55, AC ’57
Mrs. Mary Ann Buras, AAET ’90, BAET ’92, BCMT ’93
Mrs. Denise Burdwood
Mr. Robert W. Burgess, EEP ’63
Mr. Richard L. Burt, AC ’56
Buston Attitude Inc.
Mr. Ralph E. Butler Jr., IEC ’57
Mr. William J. Caddell, AC ’39
Mr. Joseph L. Calabrese, AET ’74
Mr. Scott H. Campbell, AET ’75, AE ’77
Mr. Kenneth W. Canfield, S&DE ’56
Capital City Tours
Mr. Richard Caputo, ASE ’72, ME ’74
Mr. Jonathan S. Carr, EE ’68
Professor Michael W. Carter
Mr. and Mrs. Gerard A. Caruso
Mr. Kenneth J. Caruso, EEE ’74, EE ’76
Mr. Richard H. Casale, AC ’52
Mr. Bruce D. Casassa, AME ’54
Ms. Jeannette M. Cate
F.L. Caulfield & Sons Inc.
Mr. George M. Celorier, ASE ’72
Mr. Gerald P. Cepaitis, CHE ’65
Mr. Michael L. Cerullo, EEE ’69
Dr. Donald L. Champagne, MED ’62
Mr. Peter W. Chapman, MDS ’70
Charter Environmental Inc.
Mr. John A. Chelo, MPE ’85, MEC ’87, ME ’88
Mr. Joseph T. Chilton Jr., BCS ’69
Mrs. Irene R. Christopoulos-Ntasios, BMET ’00
Mr. Anthony Z. Claffey, BCS ’95, BCC ’97
Mrs. Kelly A. Claffey, BCMT ’99
Mr. John M. Clapp, MC&TD ’58
Clark Patterson Associates Design Professionals
Mr. Kenneth H. Clark, AC ’58
Mr. Kevin D. Clark
Mr. Edward J. Connolly Jr., BCS ’71
Consigli Construction Company Inc.
Mr. Joseph M. Constantino, BCS ’84, BCC ’86
Construction Coordinators Incorporated
Ms. Rose Conti, BCN, ABC ’10
Mr. Steven H. Cook, AET ’79, MDN ’82
Mr. Robert W. Cookson, MC&TD ’57
Mrs. Robert W. Cookson
Mr. Edmund G. Cooper Jr., BC ’59
Professor John M. Cooper, Ed.D.
Mr. Jack G. Corey, AET ’64
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Cort
Mr. Christopher Cote, CEC ’94
Mr. Richard B. Cotoia, MED ’60
Mr. Norman H. Cotton, AC ’50
Mr. R. John Courtois, BCS ’69
Mr. Raymond G. Coute, MED ’63
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Cowie
Mr. Charles W. Cramer, AIA, BC ’68
Cmdr. Stephen H. Crane, USN (Ret.), MED ’62
Mr. Charles A. Crespi, BC ’56
Mrs. Andrea Crowther, AET ’89, CMC ’92
Mr. Michael James Crowther, AIA, AET ’93, ARC ’93
Mr. Angelo R. Cubeta, BC ’64
Mr. Joseph B. Cuddy, EEW ’89
Mr. Richard L. Cudmore, AME ’52
Mr. Edmond B. Cullinan
Mr. Robert A. Culver, IE ’51
Mr. Michael F. Cunningham, MEP ’61
Mr. Christopher D. Curry, AD ’81, ARS ’82, ARC ’90
Mr. Robert Cyndee
Mr. Joseph C. D’Agostino, MDS
Ms. Catherine D’Amato
Mr. Robert S. Danilecki, AET ’68, AE ’74
Mr. Carlos A.M. Dantas, EEE ’66
Mr. William R. Darrow, CHE ’67
Mr. William R. Daughtry, EC ’47
Mr. Peter S. Davidson, MDE ’67
Mr. Paul L. Davies, AET ’62
Davis Property Group LLC
Mr. Frederic G. Davis, AC ’41
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Day
Mr. Charles E. Dearborn Jr., AM64 ’58
Mr. Russell F. Decatur, EC ’51
Professor Lawrence Decker
DEC-TAM Corporation
Mr. Lewis A. Deene Jr., AM64 ’64
Mr. Brian M. DeFilippis, CMC ’98
Ms. Margaret L. Defoe
Deiulis Brothers Construction Co. Inc.
Mr. Dana A. DeMatteo, CC ’83, BCS ’83, BUE ’85
Professor Cornelia E. Demers
Mr. James P. Demetrio, NET ’67
Mr. Daniel A. DePodesta, EET ’64
Mr. Michael P. Desmond, BCS ’80
Mr. Gerard R. Desrosiers, AC ’50
DeStefano Architects
Ms. Ellen May Devito
Mr. Allen Diamond, EES ’72, EEE ’73, EE ’75
Ms. Priscilla N. Dickson
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh T. Dillon
Mr. Robert P. DiNapoli, AME ’55
Mr. Kenneth A. Diranian, AIA, AET ’78, AE ’80
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Disharoon
Mr. David F. Donahue, EEE ’66
Mr. George V. Donahue, CHE ’59, BCS ’83
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Mr. Richard K. Donahue
Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Donahue
Mr. Anthony P. D’Onofrio, AC ’58
Mr. James T. Donovan, CHE ’61
Mr. Terence G. Dougherty, BCS ’78, CE ’80
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Doyle
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Doyle
Mr. Dona R. Doyon, BC ’65
Mr. John W. Draper, EEE ’62
Dresser-Rand Corp.
Ms. Julia E. Driesch, BFPM ’08
Mr. John S. Ducat, MC&TD ’51
Mr. Frank A. Duchnowski, MD ’63
Dufrane Nuclear Shielding Inc.
Mr. John W. Duggan, Ph.D., PE
Mr. Michael C. Dumaresq, BCS ’88, BCC ’90
Mr. Roland L. Dunbrack, MC&TD ’40
Mr. William W. Duncklee Jr., CHE ’60
Mr. Paul J. Dyer, AENT ’05
Dynamic Insulation Inc.
Mr. George A. Dyroff
Eaton Corporation
Mr. Raymond L. Eaton, AET ’74
Mr. A. Craig Edmunds, EC ’48
Mr. David L. Edwards, MET ’62
Mr. Theodore W. Edwards Jr., MEP ’64
Mr. William R. Egan, BCS ’79, AET ’80, CE ’81
Elaine Construction Company
Mr. Terry W. Eldredge, CHE ’72
Elkus/Manfredi Architects Ltd.
Mr. Douglas W. Ellis, NET ’78
Mr. David E. Ely, AET ’76, AE ’78
Mr. Michael J. Emmer, BCM ’02
Mr. Axel V. Erikson, MC&TD ’38
Mr. David D. Erlandson, EET ’78, FMW ’94
Mr. William C. Ewart Jr., EEP ’62
Fairfield Woods Middle School PTSA
Mr. Bruno J. Falanga, MC&TD ’42
Falmouth Lumber Inc.
Mr. Richard E. Famiglietti, AET ’63
Mr. Charles E. Farrington, CHE ’65
Mr. John J. Fay, EC ’52
Ms. Debra Fecteau
Mr. David B. Fein, EEE ’80, EE ’82
Mr. Christopher E. Fenton, AET ’91, AEC ’93
Mr. David Ferland
Mr. Ronald A. Ferrara, MDE ’77
Mr. John J. Ferreira, AET ’79, AE ’81
Mr. Frederick Ficken
Fidelity Foundation Matching Gifts
to Education Program
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard James Finch Jr.
Mr. James G. Findlay, EE ’66, EEE ’67, EE ’73
Ms. Jane F. Finlayson
Mr. William T. Finn, EES ’69, EEE ’70
Mr. Paul Fiola, AAT ’04, BCM ’06
Mr. Robert C. Fitch Jr., MC&TD ’50
Mr. Kerry L. Flaherty, CC
Mr. Gary W. Fleming, MD ’65
Fluor Corporation
Ms. Krystle J. Foley, BINT ’07
Mr. Robert F. Ford, BCS ’71
Ms. Amanda E. Forde, AAET ’01, BAET ’04
Mr. Colby Fortier
Mr. Warren T. Foster, CHE ’62
Mr. Bernardo B. Fruciano, BC ’67, AET ’68
Mr. Roger Funk, MET ’61
Mr. Richard B. Gadbois, EEE ’75
Mr. Jeffrey A. Gagnon, MTS ’88, MAC ’90
Mr. Ronald Gagnon
Mr. Jeremy Garczynski, BSA ’08
Dr. James L. Garvin, AET ’63
Gaston Electrical Co. Inc.
Mr. William J. Gates, MPS ’72
Mr. Arnold I. Gay, MC&TD ’41
Mr. Brian G. Gay
Mrs. Carol R. Gay
General Electric Company
Mses. Thelma and Roberta Gerson
Mr. Henry A. Gibson, S&EMO ’40
Mr. Charles F. Gilbert Jr., MEP ’64
Mr. Robert P. Gileau, AET ’79, AE ’81
Mr. Stephen R. Gilman, AET ’67
Mr. John P. Gilmore, MC&TD ’49
Mr. Bob Giuliana
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gleason
Mr. James J. Gloshinski, MDE ’82, ME ’84
Mr. David T. Glotfelty, EEE ’73, MA ’75
Mr. James Goddard
Mr. Michael R. Godzwon, MCS ’94, MEC ’97
Mr. William J. Goggins, CET ’81, CE ’83
Mr. Richard M. Golembeski, MET ’62
Mr. John D. Goodall, PM&MD ’42
Mr. Orman M. Goodwin Jr., BC ’53
Mr. Richard J. Gori Jr., EE ’66, EES ’70
Ms. Mary Gormley
Mr. Robert J. Goss, IE ’47
Mr. Randolph A. Gould, AME ’48
Mr. Edward B. Govoni, PET ’60
Mr. Robert A. Gracilieri, MDE ’72
Ms. Brenda M. Grant-Hays, AET ’82
Mr. G. Robert Graves Jr., BCS ’75, CE ’77
Mr. William H. Greeley, PM&MD ’37
Mr. Ray Greene
Wayne J. Griffin Electric
Mr. C. Joseph Grignaffini, AC ’55, AC ’57
Mr. John A. Grimes, MD ’61
Mr. Thomas P. Grimes, MC&TD ’58
Mr. David B. Guadliana
Mr. Joseph B. Guenther III, ATS ’75
Mr. John G. Gummere, AET ’88
Mr. Brad M. Gyorgak
Mr. Bryan C. Gyorgak
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Gyorgak
H & H Builders Inc.
Mr. Karl D. Haas, MEP ’61
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin A. Hackett
Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Hadden
Mr. Francis J. Hainey, MED ’62
Mr. John C. Halfrey, AC ’52
Mr. George R. Hall Jr., CHE ’66
Mr. Robert E. Hall, EET ’74
Mr. J. Philip Ham, AC ’47
Mr. T. Louis Hamelin, MC&TD ’48
Mr. Sanford J. Hamilton, IE ’57
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Hamlin
Mr. Robert H. Hammond, CHE ’61
Mr. Glenn D. Hand, ABC ’00, BCM ’02
Mr. David P. Hanlon, CHE ’63
Mr. James E. Hanlon Jr., EC ’50
Mr. Robert W. Hanlon, AC ’49
Mr. Ronald F. Hardy, IE ’49
Ms. Elizabeth A. Harman, EEE ’94, EEC ’96
Mr. George E. Harper, MC&TD ’56
Ms. Ingrid Harper, CSW ’94
Mr. Paul J. Harper, MP ’63, MDE ’66
Mr. Greg Harrington
Mr. Brian S. Harris, CHE ’61
Ms. Denise T. Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris
Harvard Sales Development Group Inc.
Mr. Edward J. Harvey Jr., CHE ’67, EEE ’71
Mr. Howard B. Hathaway, S&DE ’50
Mr. John L. Hayes, BC ’62
Mr. R. Neil Hayes Jr., AET ’77, AE ’79
Mr. Robert D. Hayes, EE ’65
Mr. Daniel V. Heartquist, MD ’63
Mrs. Linda C. Hennessey
Mr. Frank A. Herland, IEC ’58
Mr. J. Richard Hero Jr., MED ’64
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Herring
Mr. Frederick E. Hill, BC ’62
Mr. George W. Hill, CHE ’64
Mr. Robert M. Hill
Hiller New England Fire Protection Inc.
Mr. Richard V. Hogan, PM&MD ’49
Mr. Walter E. Hogan, MD ’59
Mr. Frederick A. Hohler, MC&TD ’50
Mr. Kirk H. Holbrook, CMW ’97
Mr. Lawrence L. Holmes, IE ’47
Mr. Calvin B. Hood, MW&TM ’47
Mr. Robert B. Hood, MDE ’85
Mr. Stephen W. Hopkins, MED ’63
Mr. Donald L. Hoxie Jr., EEE ’75
Mr. Harry Hruniak, PM&MD ’51
Mr. Donald L. Hull, EEP ’60
Mr. James M. Huntley, MW&TM ’35
Mr. and Mrs. Ayube Hussein
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Mr. Leroy S. Huston Jr., MC&TD ’52
Russ Hutchings Associates Inc.
Mr. John A. Iacopucci, AET ’96, AEC ’98
Mr. William J. Iandoli, BCS ’75
Interstate Electrical Services Corp.
Mr. William G. Ioven, ATS ’94, MEC ’97
Mr. Allan J. Ivester, S&DE ’55, S&DE ’57
Mr. Stanley A. Jachimowski, BC ’64
Mr. Ralph L. Jacobs
Jam-Kam Builders Inc.
Ms. Marija Jankovich
Mr. J. Christian Janson, EEE ’85, EEW ’87
Mr. and Mrs. William Jesmer
Mr. James H. Jillett, ATN ’79
John Hancock Financial Services Inc.
Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick D. Johnson
Mr. Gregory A. Johnston, ARS ’82, AET ’83, CMW ’87
Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Jones
Mr. Robert S. Jordan, EEE ’69
Mr. Charles R. Julian, INS ’92
Ms. Sharyl Jump
Mr. Robert A. Jutstrom, EC ’48
Mr. James S. Kadlik, EEE ’77
Ms. Tanya K. Karpiak
Ms. Cheryl Ann Kay, CMGW ’98
Mr. John E. Keefe Jr., AM64 ’64
Mr. Joshua Brandon Kee-Markle, BCOT ’06
Mr. Gary S. Keith, MPE ’78, ME ’80
Ms. Jennifer Kelemen
Mr. Edmund L. Kelley, EEE ’63
Mr. Richard Kelley
Mr. Bruce M. Kellogg, AET ’77, AE ’79
Mr. William Kelsberg
Mr. David E. Kempskie, MEC ’94
Mr. Edward F. Kenney, FMW ’93
Professor Ali Khabari, Ph.D.
Mr. Gerald I. Kheboian, IEC ’56
Mr. Robert M. Khoshabjian, EET ’84, EEC ’86
Ms. Helen W. King
Mr. Robert L. Kirby, AME ’48
Kirkland Construction Co. Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Kirkpatrick
Mr. and Mrs. Lester S. Kligerman
Mr. Christopher L. Kline, CHE ’71, CE ’73
Mr. James L Kline
Mr. James H. Knight
Mr. Roger P. Knight, EEE ’68, EET ’69
Mr. Frederick L. Kobs Jr., BCS ’70
Mrs. Vivian B. Kolovos, AET ’94, AEC ’96
Mr. Richard W. Koster, MC&TD ’41
Mr. Leon S. Kowitz, MC&TD ’54
Mr. George Kramer, EC ’33 *
Mr. Zach Kreider
Mr. Shem G. W. Krey, BCS ’72, AET ’73
Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Kriskey
Ms. Dorothy A. Kruger
Mr. Richard M. Kuchinsky, AET ’62
Mr. Walter R. Kuketz, CHT ’84, CHC ’86
Mr. Kenneth A. Kumph, BCS ’84
Mr. Phillip N. Kupelian, S&DE ’48
Mr. and Mrs. Marc R. Lacasse
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Mr. James A. Bungert, BC ’62
Mr. Hugh T. Burleigh, MC&TD ’48
Mr. Stephen C. Burritt, CHE ’70
Mr. Grant H. Burwell, EEE ’60
Mr. Angelo M. Busa, BCS ’75
Mr. Frank V. Busnengo, IEC ’57
Mr. Roland Bussiere
Mr. Warren D. Butt, AET ’62
Mr. Phillip Byrnes
Ms. Susan Bysiewicz
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Cabral
Mr. Gary I. Cabral, MDS ’74
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cabral
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Cabral
Mr. Frank J. Caci, EEE ’72
Mr. Aristides Cagos, AC
Ms. Christina Calabrese
Mr. George W. Callbeck, EC ’38
Mr. John J. Calo, BC ’49
Mr. Bruce J. Campbell, EEE ’60
Mr. Clark E. Campbell, S&DE ’57
Mr. Michael J. Caplan, EE
Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Carbonneau
Mr. Antonio Cardoso
Mr. Michael R. Carey, BELM ’99
Mr. Gerard X. Cargill, BCS ’75
Ms. Tara A. Cargill, BENV ’02
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carignan
Ms. Denise Carignan
Mr. John R. Carlin, AME ’55
Mrs. Marie Carloni
Mr. John E. Carlson, MD ’68, MDE ’69
Mr. Reinhold A. Carlson, EC ’50
Mr. Herbert S. Carpenter III, AC ’57
Mr. Joseph A. Carroll
Mr. Austin L. Carter Jr., AET ’68
Ms. Diana Carter
Mr. and Mrs. Domenic Caruso
Mr. Peter A. Caruso Jr., AET ’95, ARC ’98
Mr. Raymond D. Caruso, BC ’64
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Caruso
Ms. Jane Carver
Ms. Nicole S. Casello, AET ’97, ARC ’98
Mr. William D. Casey, EEP ’61
Ms. Felicia Cattuti
Ms. Caterina Cavallini
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Cavallo
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Cawley
Mr. Richard J. Celeste, PET ’67
Mr. Antonio Cella, BMET ’06
Mr. Albert J. Cerino, EEP ’61
Mr. James Chabot
Mr. Philip R. Chaffee, MPE ’80
Mr. Robert F. Chaffee, EC ’43
Mr. Mark A. Chambers, EES ’80
Mr. Stephen F. Chandler, BCS ’73
Ms. Eleanor Chayet
The Cheesecake Factory
Mr. Mark R. Chenard, MEP ’62
Mr. Vernon H. Cheney, MC&TD ’41
Ms. Carol A. Chin, CSW ’89
Mr. Trinh M. Chu, AET ’97, BARC ’00
Mr. Thanh Phuoc Chung, EEE ’88, EEC ’89
Mr. and Mrs. Bradford P. Chute
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cianciolo
Ms. Marisa Ciano
Mrs. Debra Ciccolo
Mr. John A. Ciccolo, AET ’67
Mr. Robert L. Clapp, AM64 ’63
Mr. Bruce H. Clark, AET ’77
Ms. Lois B. Clark
Mr. Richard L. Clementi, PET ’63
Mr. Timothy J. Clish, CSW ’90
Mr. Frederick R. Coffin Jr., CHE
Mr. Custer A. Cole, MW&TM ’50
Ms. Patricia Coleman
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Coleman
Mr. George B. Coles, MW&TM ’40
Mr. John D. Collins, IE ’51
Mr. Robert J. Collins, EEE ’66
Mr. John D. Colpitts, MDE ’85
Ms. Tiffany L. Colt, AINT ’03, BFPM ’04
Mr. David R. Comeau, MPE ’67
Mr. Peter R. Comeau, MPE ’70, MEC ’72
Mr. Thomas F. Comeau, CET ’88, CEC ’90
Mr. Guy Compagnone
Mr. Richard F. Comtois, MD ’59
Mr. John P. Condlin, AET ’70, AE ’75
Mr. Joseph M. Condron, BC ’64
Mr. Leo J. Conlon, AME ’54
Mr. Larry J. Connearney, ASE ’69
Mr. Donald B. Connelly, BCS ’82
Mr. Peter B. Conroy, IEC ’57
Construction Services
Mr. William P. Conte, BUE ’85
Mr. Paul Conti
Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Conti
Mr. Eleftherios C. Contos, AC ’56
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A. Conway
Ms. Mary R. Cook
Mr. Milan W. Cook, MP ’65
Mr. Robert E. Cook, EEE ’66
Mr. Louis O. Cooper, MD ’67
Mr. Robert A. Copley, EEE ’69
Mr. and Mrs. Andre R. Corbeil
Mr. Brian J. Corcoran, EES ’74, EET ’75
Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Corcoran
Mr. Bruce E. Corey, MPE ’72, MA ’74
Ms. Kelly R. Cornell
Corning Inc.
Mr. Fernando A. Corporan, EES ’84, BPM ’05
Ms. Michelle W. Cort, TMC ’91
Mr. James D. Cossaboom, CHE ’62
Mr. Gilbert W. Costa, BCS ’74
Mr. James F. Costa, EM
Ms. Susan M. Costa
Mrs. Vanessa Costanzo
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Costello
Mr. Charles C. Cotting, AET ’67
Mr. Philip R. Courcy, MPE ’70
Mr. Joshua Crabb, BCET ’08
Ms. Marie T. Crabb
Ms. Emily Cring
Mr. Dennis P. Crispo, MD ’65
Mr. Tim Cronin
Mr. Hartley A. Crowe, EET ’68
Mr. and Mrs. Francisco Cruz Sr.
Mr. Gordon J. Cumming, AME ’51
Mr. David R. Cummings, MEW ’92, AELT ’98
Ms. Betsy Cunningham
Mr. Richard A. Curran, AM64 ’60
Mr. Richard W. Currier, MW&TM ’49
Mr. Laurence M. Curtis Jr., AET ’64
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory E. Cusick
Mr. Kenneth R. Cutler, CHE ’62
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Cyr
Ms. Lyndsey Cyr
Ms. Susan A. Cyr
Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Czermak
Mr. Edmond J. Daigneault, EEE ’67
Mr. Robert C. Dale Sr., EEE ’60
Mr. Eric E. Daley, AEET ’03, BCOT ’04
Mr. Stricklan R. Daley, EM ’82, EES ’83, EEC ’85
Mr. Robert L. D’Amelio, CHE ’67
Mr. Stephen F. Damon, EC ’43
Ms. Janice E. D’Amore, IDS ’86
Mr. John H. D’Angelo, BCS ’70, AET ’71
Mr. John V. D’Angelo, MDE ’66
Mr. Donald L. Daniel, BCS ’71
Mr. Edmond J. Danielson, AET ’71, AE ’75
Mr. Albert Danker
Mr. Eric J. Darby, EEE ’84, EEC ’85
Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Davern
Ms. Phyllis Davidoff
Mr. Robert O. Davidson, EEP ’60
Mr. Richard K. Davies Jr., AET ’71
Ms. Eileen G. Davis
Mr. Glenn R. Davis, AIA, AET ’81
Mr. Houston R. Davis, MDE ’65
Mr. Russell Davis, BCS ’80
DBA Yankee Mechanical Company
Mr. Vincent De Luca, BARC ’08
Mr. Henry C. Debrosse, AENT ’07
Mr. Paul B. DeCost, MD ’66
Mr. Paul L. DeGagne, IEC ’55
Mr. Don B. DeHart, BC ’68, CHE ’69
Mr. Randall W. Delaware, CSW ’90
Mr. Dennis Della-Rovere, CHE ’71
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Delvecchio
Ms. Dorothy Delvendo
Mr. Arthur DeMattia, EES ’77
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson A. Demelo
Mr. Mourad Demerdijan, AES ’05
Mr. and Mrs. George Demers
Mr. Walter Demoorjian, IEC ’58
Mr. Joseph A. DeNapoli, EC ’48
Mr. Martin Denny-Brown, BC
Mr. Francis J. Deptula, PM&MD ’53
Mr. Charles Deradourian, IE ’57
Mr. Donald C. DeRome, EE ’67
Mr. Marc H. Deschenes, ATS ’87
Ms. Sarah J. Deschenes
Mr. Gerald H. Deshaies, EEE ’61
Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Desmarais
Mr. Thomas E. Desmond, BCS ’69
Ms. Carmella Destefano
Mr. John M. Devir, MED ’60
Mr. and Mrs. Vito J. Devito
Mr. Thomas V. Devitt
Mr. Richard O. DeVivo, AC ’54
Mr. Walter B. DeVoe Jr., EEN ’77
Ms. Cheryl Dewey
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Dill
Mr. and Mrs. Brian T. Dillon
Ms. Marie Dillon
Mr. Mathew Dillon
Mr. Christopher DiMare, AET ’81, CMW ’87
Mr. Carmine A. DiMascio, AET ’71
Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Diodato
Ms. Melissa A. Diozzi, AAET ’02
Mr. George L. Dischinger
Mr. Nazzareno M. DiVito Jr., AC ’50
Ms. Nancy V. Doering
Mr. Andrew D. Doheny, AES ’05
Mr. George Doherty, AET ’81
Mr. Joseph F. Doherty Jr., EEE ’80
Mr. Joseph A. Dole, AT ’65
Ms. Karen Donnelly
Mr. William P. Donohue, BAET ’07
Mr. James G. Donovan, MED ’61
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Donovan
Mr. R. Bruce Donovan, MP ’62
Mr. Timothy E. Donovan, CHE ’66
Mr. James R. Dooley, AET ’67
Mr. Peter C. Dooley, MC&TD ’36
Mr. Alan M. Dore
Mr. Daniel Dotolo, BAET ’07
Mr. and Mrs. George Dougan
Mr. Jared L. Dowdle, EE ’94
Mr. Brian J. Doyle
Mr. Daniel W. Drake Jr., CHE ’67
Mr. Dan S. Dreeben, MW&TM ’54
Mr. Wallace R. Drenzek
Mr. Stephen R. Drew, PCP ’99, PCAP ’01, BCSS ’02
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Driesch
Ms. Cathleen Drinan
Mr. Kevin Dropps
Mr. David M. Drumm, MED ’63
Mr. Georges H. Dubois, MED ’59
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dubord
Mr. Frederick A. Duffy
Ms. Allison B. Duguay
Ms. Jill Victoria Duguid
Ms. Margaret Dumas
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Dunn
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra L. Dunton
Mr. Michael J. Durant, FMC ’97
Mr. Patrick M. Durken, AT ’66
Mr. Kenneth J. Dutra, AM64 ’64
Mr. William D. Dwyer, AM64 ’60
Mr. Charles J. Eddy Jr., MET ’64
Mr. Roderick E. Eddy, S&DE ’50
Ms. Christine N. Edwards
Mr. Kenneth R. Edwards, BC ’68, AET ’69
Mr. Steven P. Edwards, MPE ’72
Mr. Ryan Egan, BCNS ’08
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Ehrenzweig
Mr. Warren Ellard
Mr. Gregory S. Emerson, AET ’94, AEC ’96
Mr. James Emerson
Mr. David F. Emery, MC&TD ’57
Mr. David J. Emery, BCS ’77
Mr. John W. Emord, MP ’67, MPS ’70
Mr. Robert H. Engelhardt, MW&TM ’56
Mr. Russell Engler
Mr. William S. Eramo Jr., EEE ’66
Mr. Donald F. Erlandson, BC ’56
Mr. Charles W. Ermer, EET ’65
Mr. Robert E. Ernst, EEE ’66
Ms. Marcia Estes
Mr. Todd Ettenhofer, CHT ’87, CHC ’89
Mr. Marc S. Evankow-Masonry, BCS ’75
Mr. Leonard G. Evans, IET ’85, MAC ’86
Jim Ewing Construction Company
Mr. David Ezzo, BARC ’08
Ms. Deborah Fabiszak
Mr. James C. Failla Jr., AT ’65
Mr. Alfred B. Fantini
Mr. Vincent Farese, CET ’80, CE ’82
Mr. William S. Farnsworth, MPE ’83, MEC ’85
Mr. David H. Farrow, EEE ’65
Mr. Howard M. Faulkner, PM&MD ’52
Mr. Bruce K. Faunce, BC ’53
Mr. Norman J. Faunce, IE ’52
Mr. James M. Fay, EEE ’65
Mr. John Fedor Jr., MP ’62
Mr. Walter E. Feldhouse, IE ’51
Mr. Alan E. Feltham, MDE ’69, MA ’73
Mr. Robert M. Femino, AET ’66
Ms. Patricia Fetcho
Mr. David G. Field, MC&TD ’54
Mrs. Janice L. Fielder, CSW ’85
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Fielding
Mrs. Dawn M. Figliuzzi
Mr. Michael S. Finnemore, CHE ’62
Mr. Steven M. Fishman, BCS ’70, AET ’71
Mr. Chester W. Fisk, MED ’59
Mr. Brian J. Fitzgerald, ARS ’83, AEW ’88
Mr. Ronald J. Fitzgerald, S&DE ’56
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Flanagan
Fleet Reserve Association
Ms. Samantha Florentino
Mr. Charles H. Florin, MPE ’67
Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. Foley
Ms. Deborah Foley
Ms. Linda J. Foley
Mr. Bruce S. Fontaine, MDE ’74
Ms. Candace C. Fontaine
Mr. Frederick M. Forbes, CHE ’62
Mr. Juan Dario Forero, AMDT ’04, BDEM ’08
Mrs. Cynthia F. Forgit, IDS ’94
Mr. Joseph P. Forlizzi Jr., EES ’69, EEE ’70
Mr. William R. Forsberg, S&EMO ’41
Mr. Malcolm J. Forsman, EEE ’76
Mr. William C. Forsyth, MW&TM ’50
Mr. Steven L. Forte, MDS ’71, MDE ’72, ME ’74
Mr. Glen W. Forward, AET ’77
Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Fowle
Mr. Clifford S. Fowler, BC ’49, EEN ’82
Mr. and Mrs. John Fowler
Mrs. Eva Rinaldi Fraher
Mr. Ralph A. Francesconi, ARS ’87, CET ’87
Mr. Daniel F. Franco, MDE ’65
Mr. Ralph C. Frangioso Jr., EET ’72
Ms. Ellen J. Frank
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Frankenfield
Mr. Bruce A. Fraser, AT ’67
Mr. Leonard P. Freed, ASE ’67
Mr. Gary Fustino
Mr. Bernard P. Gaffney, MET ’59
Mr. Andre O. Gagnon
Mr. Dale J. Gallant, MDS ’69, MDE ’70
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Galuza
Mr. Edward G. Gamel, CHE ’67
Mr. John N. Garanito, AET ’85, AEC ’86
Ms. Dawn E. Garrity
Mr. William P. Garrity
Ms. Kathleen E. Garvey
Mr. Stephen A. Gaudette, PET ’69
Mr. and Mrs. Marc A. Gauvin
Mr. Carl H. Geden, EE ’81
Mr. Paul E. Genereux, NET ’64
Mr. Douglas C. Gent, EEE ’66
Mr. Samuel George, MC&TD ’57
Mr. Andrew G. Gerlek, AC ’49
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Mr. Jeffrey J. Germann, MPS ’69
Mr. David N. Getchell, EEE ’79, EE ’81
Ms. Lori Gewirtz
Mrs. Maureen A. Giattino, AET ’75
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin P. Gibbs
Ms. Virginia Gibson
Mr. Gerry Gilbert
Mr. Jesse Gilbride, AEET ’05, BCOT ’06
Mr. David T. Gill, CHE ’61
Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Gillette
Mr. David M. Gilligan, EET ’90
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Gillooly
Mr. Warren S. Gillum, EC ’52
Mr. Brian E. Gilmore, BCS ’74
Mr. Ronald H. Gilmore, AME ’53
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Gingras
Mr. Joseph M.E. Gionet, MC&TD ’51
Mr. David J. Girouard, DL ’84
Mr. Charles F. Giuliani, CHE ’65
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Glassick
Mr. Paul G. Glora, MDE ’78, ME ’80
Ms. Linda Goldeski
Mr. David R. Gomer, ATS ’69, ASE ’70
Mr. Harvey S. Goodwin Sr., BCS ’69, AET ’70
Mr. Joel Gordon, MPE ’67
Ms. Janet Gore
Mr. Christopher R. Goretti, AET ’81
Mr. Ben H. Gorton, BELM ’06
Ms. Mary Gotowala
Mr. Chester C. Grady, MW ’32
Mr. and Mrs. Saverio Grande
Mrs. Denise J. Grasso
Ms. Susan Gray
Mrs. Lillian Greaux
Mr. Edward E. Greene, MEP ’59
Ms. Barbara Greenhalgh
Mr. Charles R. Greenslit, CST ’83
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Gregory III
Mr. Steven Gregory, BCS ’81
Mr. John Grieci, EEN ’83
Mr. Daniel M. Griffin, EEE ’64
Mrs. Elizabeth L. Griggs
Mr. Anthony J. Grigun, CHE ’67
Mr. Steve L. Griller, AT ’65, ASE ’66
Mr. Peter S. Grinnell Jr., EEE ’60
Ms. Carol Grundstrom
Mr. Stephen V. Guarcello, MDE ’72, ME ’74
Mr. Gene N. Guay, MDS ’74, ME ’76
Mr. Eugene F. Gucwa Jr., MET ’64
Mr. Peter Gugliotta
Mr. John W. Gustafson, BCS ’90
Mr. Michael R. Hackett
Mr. Thomas A. Hackett, MDS ’82
Mr. Arthur J. Haddad, EC ’53
Mr. Doug Hadden
Mr. Hugh D. Hairston Jr., MD ’66
Mr. Charles C. Halbing Jr., EE ’66
Mr. Thomas P. Halchuk, MPE ’78, ME ’80
Mr. Peter E. Hale, BCS ’69, AET ’70
Mr. William C. Hale, AET ’62
Mr. Richard A. Haley Jr., EC ’48
Mr. Byron J. Hall Jr., S&DE ’51
Mr. Ernest N. Hall, BC ’40
Mr. Fletcher G. Hall, AET ’70
Mr. Frankie Hall Jr., BEET ’06
Mrs. Hanora C. Hallissey
Mr. Thomas L. Hamelin, MPE ’76, ME ’78
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Hamilton
Mr. William E. Hamilton, MW&TM ’42
Ms. Katherine Hammar
Ms. Laura E. Handler
Ms. Donna L. Hanks
Mr. and Mrs. William Hansen
Mr. Peter C. Hanson, ASE ’68
Mr. Richard B. Hanson, EC ’52
Mr. William N. Hardy, CHE ’76
Mrs. Marion L. Harkness
Mr. Frederick J. Harney Jr., BC ’62
Mr. Ralph F. Harriman, MD ’66
Dr. Fred W. Harrington, EEE ’61
Mr. Philip J. Harrington, EET ’80
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin H. Harris
Mr. Stuart A. Harris, BCS ’71
Mr. Stephen A. Hart, MDE ’66
Mr. Peter J. Harting, ASE ’72, ME ’74
Ms. Kelly L. Hartmann
Mr. Mark Hartwell, BARC ’08
Ms. Michele Haskins
Mr. Mark H. Hasso, Ph.D., PE
Mr. Greg C. Hatzis
Mr. Pendleton N. Havener, PM&MD ’43
Mr. Lawrence S. Havrylik, EEE ’71
Mrs. Barbara J. Hawko
Mr. Alan L. Hawksley, CHE ’65, CSW ’87
Mr. Michael F. Hayes, CO ’84
Mr. Philip L. Haynes, AM64 ’57
Mr. Charles A. Hayter, AET ’74
Mr. Daniel W. Heakin
Mr. James S. Heath
Mr. Raymond A. Hedding, EEP ’59
Mr. David J. Hegarty, EES ’74
Mr. Ralph E. Hellender
Mr. Paul M. Hembise, IE ’50 *
Mr. Joseph M. Hemingway, BCS ’79
Mr. Joseph R. Henry, MPE ’65
Mrs. Cynthia L. Herrmann, AET ’79
Mr. Robert W. Herrmann, AET ’82
Mr. Peter C. Hickey, ATS ’70
Mr. Calvin J. Hill Jr., MD ’66, MDE ’67
Mrs. Joyce E. Hilliard
Mr. John V. Hines
Mr. Albert W. Hirsch, MC&TD ’40
Ms. Leah C. Hisatake
Mr. Paul F. Hitchcock, AM64 ’60
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Hoagland
Mr. Michael J. Hobin, EEE ’71
Mr. Francis T. Hoffman, AC ’56
Mr. Mark Hoffman, BCMT ’06
Mr. Paul Hogan
Ms. Susan Hogan
Mr. Robert L. Holcomb, EEN ’94
Mr. James J. Holland, IE ’54, IE ’58
Mr. John F. Hollis, AC ’57
Mr. Gary R. Holmes, MDE ’70
Ms. Linda Holmes
Mr. William T. Holmes, MDE ’66, MDS ’70
The Home Depot Foundation
Ms. Rihana R. Hooten
Mr. Richard A. Hopley, CHE ’72
Mr. John N. Horne, BCS ’74
Mr. Michael J. Horrigan, EES ’72
Mr. Robert L. Hough, S&DE ’49
Mr. Charles L. Hourez, MD ’65, MDE ’66
Mr. John M. Hourihan, BCMT ’03
Mr. Stephen A. Howe
Ms. Rita M. Howes
Mr. Carlton D. Hoyt, EES ’69
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Hughes
Mrs. Terry Hughes
Mr. Justin A. Humphreys, AAET ’99, BARC ’02
Mr. Rodney C. Hunt, AC ’56
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hunter
Mr. Alan L. Hurd, AC ’57
Mr. Alvin H. Hurst, EEE ’78, MA ’81
Mr. William C. Hutchinson, MEP ’60
Mr. Howard L. Hyde, AC ’41
Mrs. Linda Icabone
Mr. Roger Iacabone, BELM ’08
Mr. Joseph M. Iaccarino Jr., AET ’76
Mr. Domenic E. Ierardo, MC&TD ’51
Il Mondo Pizzeria
Mr. Robert A. Ingalls, MC&TD ’42
Mr. David O. Irwin, AM64 ’62
Mr. Richard S. Ives, CHE ’66
Mr. Jan Jakubcak
Ms. Lilga James, CPW ’94
Mr. Myron D. Janjigian, EEE ’60
Ms. Karrie A. Jean, AENT ’05, BPM ’08
Mr. Wilner Jean-Marie, MES ’87, MEC ’90
Mr. Joseph A. Jeffery Jr., EEE ’70
Mr. H. Lincoln K. Jepson, MP ’64
Ms. Kathryn Jesselli
Mr. David W. Johnson, CEC ’85
Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Johnson
Mr. Frederick H. Johnson Jr., IE ’53
Mr. Gary C. Johnson, AIA, AET ’72
Mr. Gordon C. Johnson, MC&TD ’57
Mr. Kenneth F. Johnson Jr., CET ’79, CE ’81
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Johnson
Mr. Richard S. Johnson, CHE ’66
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold W. Johnston Jr.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Jones Sr.
Mr. George L. Jordan, AC
Mr. Gerald Joseph, AELT ’00
Mr. David L. Josselyn, EE
Mr. Richard A. Joy, EET ’82, EE ’84
Mr. John A. Joyce, EEN ’95
Mrs. Kimberly B. Joyce, AET ’85, AEC ’87
Mr. Timothy J. Joyce, CHT ’85, CHC ’87, EE ’89
J.P. Licks
Ms. Sue Justice
Mr. Andrew J. Kalil
Ms. Rita Kalsmith
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher T. Kane
Ms. Krista Kane
Mr. Matthew Kane, FMC ’96
Mr. K. David Kann, ASE ’70
Mr. Richard M. Karsberg, MC&TD ’48
Mrs. Cheryl Keane
Mr. John F. Keane, EET ’64
Mr. Michael J. Keane, AET ’80
Mr. Michael P. Kearns, AET ’87, CMC ’89
Mr. Robert M. Kectic, EEE ’64
Mr. Richard W. Keegan Jr., CHE ’73, CE ’75
Mr. Michael F. Kelley, BCS ’90, EET ’90, EEC ’90
Mr. John J. Kelly, BCS ’74
Mr. Charles S. Kennedy, MW&TM ’52
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald P. Kennedy
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Kennedy
Mr. William A. Kennedy, MDS ’80, ME ’82
Ms. Robin Kenoian
Mr. Lawrence Kershaw, AC ’47
Ms. Anne Kesso
Mr. Scott D. Ketchen, EEE ’81, EE ’83
Mr. John B. Kett, EE ’67, EES ’70
Mr. Ralph F. Keyes
Mr. Russell A. Khouri, BCS ’72, AET ’73, AE ’75
Mr. Richard H. Kibby, AME ’49
Mr. Paul W. Kidder, PM&MD ’53
Mr. Donald J. Killam Jr., CHE ’60
Mr. Frank B. Kimball III, S&DE ’58
Mr. Donald J. Kingston, CHE ’59
Mr. Jeffrey S. Kinne, EEE ’77
Mr. George A. Kinnear Jr., CHE ’64
Mr. Jacob A. Kirk, CSW ’89
Mr. John T. Kirkham Jr., BC ’64
Mr. Francis J. Kirwin, AET ’61
Mr. Thomas G. Kitson, S&DE ’57
Ms. Sarah Kline, BARC ’08
Mr. Brian P. Kling, EEN ’95
Mr. Herbert R. Knight, EE ’66
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Koch
Mr. Robert J. Kochansky, BCS ’95, CMC ’97
Mr. Nikolaos D. Kokolakis, IET ’81
Mr. Frank L. Korycki, S&EMO ’39
Ms. Barbara Kos
Mr. John J. Kostuk, EEE ’64
Mr. Alfred J. Kowalczyk, MW&TM ’53
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Ms. Sarah Kramlich
Mr. Theodore R. Krzesowski, EEP ’61
Mr. Edward J. Kuczynski, MW&TM ’50
Mr. Joseph S. Kulik Jr., EEE ’66
Mr. R.T. Kulp Sr.
Mr. Roy L. Kuphal, CHE ’59
Mr. Joe La Sala
Mr. Robert Laberge
Ms. Doreen N. Laboa
Mr. Christopher D. Labonte, ARS ’84
Ms. Barbara Labrie
Mr. Hassan Labzae, CHC ’98
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lacroix
Mr. Steven T. Ladd, CHE ’66
Mr. Michael F. Laffey, AET ’77
Ms. Hoan Y. Lam, EEN ’95
Mr. Michael J. Lamarche, BCOS ’01
Mr. Thomas J. LaMarche, EEE ’88, EEC ’90
Mr. Stephen A. Lambert, EEE ’60
Mr. James A. Lamphere, AC ’54
Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Lane
Mr. Richard L. Lang, ASE ’65
Mr. Paul E. Langan, PM&MD ’55
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Langlois
Ms. Jennie R. Lankiewicz
Ms. Nichole Christine Lanza, BARC ’06
Mr. and Mrs. James R. LaPlante
Mr. James T. Laraia, EEE ’84, EEC ’87
Mr. George L. Larned Jr., CHE ’60
Mr. Thomas M. Larracey, BCS ’74
Mr. Frederick A. Laskey, EEE ’65
Mr. Charles Last
Mr. Howard C. Latham Jr., AT ’65
Mr. Rosario L. Lattuca, MED ’61
Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Lattuca
Mr. Daniel R. Laughlin
Laurel Engineering LLC
Law Offices of M. Grater LLC
Mr. Arthur E. Lawless Jr., EEN ’79
Mr. Donald W. Lawton, MC&TD ’58
Mr. Alex P. Lazutin, AM64 ’59
Mr. Dennis A. Leahy, AET ’62 *
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Leahy
Mr. Donald J. Leary, EES ’70, EEE ’71
Mr. Gerard B. Leary, MDS ’85
Mr. Edgar J. LeBlanc, IE ’49
Mr. Raymond M. LeBlanc, MET ’64
Mr. Alen C. Lee, BEET ’05
Mr. Brian Lee
Mr. Ben Legare, BARC ’08
Ms. Virginia J. Legare
Mr. and Mrs. Jay F. Legere
Mr. Terry K. Leigh, CHE ’69
Mr. and Mrs. Scott T. Leighton
Mr. Ralph L. LeLand, BCS ’76
Mr. Thomas A. Lemieux, AET ’82
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lemire
Mr. Joseph K. Lendway Jr., AM64 ’64
Mr. Albert Lepage
Ms. Mary S. Lepage
Mr. Albert B. L’Etoile Jr., MEW ’91
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Mr. Howard M. Weiss
Mrs. Paula Weldon
Mr. Paul C. Wellington, S&DE ’57
Wentworth Institute of Technology Bookstore
Mr. Jutta West
Mr. Leon R. West Jr.
Mr. Raymond J. West, CHT ’91
Mr. Leonard E. Westgate, MDE ’69
Mr. William R. Westland Jr., Honorary Degree ’97
Weston Community League Garden Club
Mr. David J. Wetherbee
Mr. Richard L. Weygand, EET ’66
Ms. Caitlin White, AAET ’01, BARC ’04
Mrs. Joanne White
Mr. Scott A. Whitebone, AET ’97, BARC ’00
Mr. David B. Whitley, EEW ’88, EE ’92
Mr. Richard C. Wiggin, AM ’77
Mrs. Erica R. Wilcoxson
Mr. John Wilderman, EET ’87, EEC ’89
Ms. Jill Wilkens
Mr. Brett Williams, BELM ’06
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Williams
Mr. Andrew Williamson, EEE ’95, EEC ’97
Ms. Anne D. Wilson
Mr. David Tilden Wilson, PLS ’05
Mr. Robert W. Wilson, MC&TD ’52
Mr. Robert A. Wironen, AET ’75
Mr. Kevin W. Wise, AET ’93, AEC ’95
Mr. Paul W. Witherell, Honorary Degree ’92
Mr. Edmund E. Wlodyka, MD ’59
Ms. Rita Wolfson
Mr. Andrew M. Wood, MEP ’61
Mr. Chadd Wood
Mr. John R. Wood
Mr. Lorenzo Wood VI, AES ’02
Mr. Richard G. Wood, AC ’55
Mr. Charles J. Woods, BC ’56
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Woods
Mr. Robert B. Woolley, EE ’68, EEE ’69
Mr. John G. Wooster, MW&TM ’57
Mr. Elliott W. Worcester Jr., ASE ’70
Mr. Peter A. Worden, AET ’62
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Mr. Stanley S. Wozniak, MDE ’69
Mr. and Mrs. David P. Wright
Mr. Donald R. Wright, AME ’55
Xerox Corporation
Mr. John R. Yannizzi, AT ’67
Mr. Brian A. Yargeau, ASE ’67
Mr. Robert P. Yarmo, BCS ’75
Mr. Michael A. Yarosh, MDE ’70
Mr. Fred J. Yeitz, EES ’69
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius B. Young Jr.
Mr. Dudley B. Young, AET ’69
Mr. Steven Young
Mr. Ronald P. Yuknis, MED ’61
Mr. Nicholas P. Zacchilli
Mr. Rade Zaklan
Mr. Chester W. Zakrzewski, MC&TD ’49
Mr. Michael P. Zanconato, MD ’75
Ms. Nicole Zemel
Mr. Walter B. Zepp, EEN ’90
Mr. Matthew Zeszotek, BARC ’08
Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Zito
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Zomar
Ms. Mari Zqombie
Ms. Susan Zumbahlen
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Mr. Michael T. Anthony, IET ’82, MA ’84
Mr. Sherman L. Ayers, EC ’28
Mr. Ronald G. Betts
Professor Benjamin Blake
Mr. Robert A. Booker, BCS ’75
Mrs. Mary Z. Bryant
Mr. William H. Flanagan, MC&TD ’51
Mrs. Winifred G. Flanagan
Mr. William F. Gilbert Jr., IE ’51 *
Mr. John B. Gray, Honorary Degree ’04
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip R. Hooper, S&DE ’58
Mrs. Leona P. Imrie
Mr. Stuart Locke, EC ’39
Ms. Patricia Scharling
Mr. William M. Scranton
Mr. Ernest E. Siegfriedt Jr., PT ’57 *
Mr. George G. Swain Jr., MC&TD ’35 *
Mrs. Eugenia Sweeney
Mr. Arthur T. Thompson, Honorary Degree ’85
Mrs. Virginia D. Thompson
Dr. John F. Van Domelen
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