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Magazine of Western University of Health Sciences, Spring 2012 

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To produce, in a humanistic tradition, 

health care professionals and biomedical knowledge that will 

enhance and extend the quality of life in our communities.

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CONTENTS 

The Board of Trustees. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 

HONOR ROLL 

OF DONORS 

Message from the President. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 

Message from the Chairman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 

Message from the Provost/COO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 

Message from the Chief Financial Officer . . . . . . . . . . 6 

Statement of Financial Position . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 

Total Assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 

Total Net Assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 

WesternU View 

A publication of the Public Affairs Department of University 

Advancement at Western University of Health Sciences, Pomona, 

CA. Copyright 2012. Reproduction or other use of the contents 

of this publication are only by express permission of Western 

University of Health Sciences. All rights reserved. 

Jeff Keating, Editor 

Rodney Tanaka, Senior Writer 

Jeff Malet, Writer/Photographer 

Jess Lopatynski, Contributing Photographer 

Paul Gettler, Designer 

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Philip Pumerantz, PhD, President, Western University of Health Sciences 

Thomas G. Fox, PhD, Senior Vice President 

University Expenditures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 

Statement of Activities. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 

Message from the Senior Vice President . . . . . . . . . . 12 

AmerisourceBergen Honored at Annual Gala. . . . . . . 14 

Fletcher Jones Foundation $500,000 Endowment . . . 16 

Towne & Gown Golf Classic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 

Honor Roll of Donors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 

Legacy Society. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 

President’s Circle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 

Alumni Class Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 

Upcoming WesternU Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 

WesternU View Special Edition, 2010 – 2011 1

BOARD OF TRUSTEES 

Warren Lawless, LHD 

(Hon.), Chairman 

Philip Pumerantz, PhD, LHD 

(Hon.), President (ex officio) 

John A. Forbing, 

Secretary 

Ethan R. Allen, DO, 

DSc (Hon.), Treasurer 

Gene Barduson, 

MMath 

Richard A. Bond, DO, FAAFP, DrPH, 

Vice Chairman 

Tony L. Chan, 

PharmD 

Linda L. Crans, 

BS 

Maureen Duffy-Lewis, 

JD 

John T. McGwire, 

DDS 

Vincent J. Naimoli, 

BS, MS, MBA, LHD (Hon.) 

Mike Quick 

David Sadava, 

PhD 

Derek A. Samuel, 

MPT 

2 Western University of Health Sciences

MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT 

The 2010-11 fiscal year was another landmark period for 

Western University of Health Sciences, as our four newest 

colleges – Dental Medicine, Optometry, Podiatric Medicine, 

and the Graduate College of Biomedical Sciences – solidified 

their foothold at the University and throughout health 

professions education, welcoming their second year of 

classes and embarking on new endeavors. 

The end of fiscal 2010-11 also put the finishing touches on 

COMP-Northwest, which held its Convocation and white 

coat ceremonies in July 2011, ushering in a new era for 

WesternU by establishing a presence in the Northwest 

through an osteopathic medical campus in Lebanon, 

Oregon. 

During the year, the University also deepened and broadened its research commitments, and completed 

the first full year of operation for the Patient Care Center, which represents an innovative opportunity 

for WesternU to realize educational, community health, and fiscal returns from patient care. 

Throughout this growth and change – which is a constant at our University – our financial operations 

and outlook have remained consistently solid, thanks to the outstanding foresight and operational 

execution of our Provost/COO, our CFO, and by administration and staff throughout our institution. 

Our net assets once again grew during the year, increasing a robust 4.6% in an economic climate that has 

challenged any growth at all. This ability, year in and year out, to sustain ourselves financially has 

allowed WesternU the flexibility to innovate educationally and operationally, and as a legacy of our 

institution is as critical as the health-care professionals we produce and the culture we have created. 

Our supporters, sponsors and friends are part of that legacy, as well, and are essential not only to 

achieving great things today, but also to planning for tomorrow. I thank you for your partnership with 

WesternU in this grand adventure, and look forward to the adventures to come. 

Philip Pumerantz, PhD 

President 


MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN 

The 2010-11 year has been a period of consolidation, 

bringing together five years of intense growth. During this 

period, refinements and adjustments have been studied and 

applied to enhance the value and reputation of Western 

University of Health Sciences. 

Though the year was full of economic, political and cultural 

challenges, our institutional stability has more than 

survived. It has, indeed, succeeded in enhancing its 

position locally, regionally and nationally. 

In the process, an amazingly talented team of stakeholders 

has invested its dedication and passion in an institution 

headed for a position of historic significance in health care 

education. 

This time also has been one of reflection on my own contributions to the effort, after 35 years of 

association with WesternU. I am deeply grateful for the opportunity to participate by offering my 

experience and what I have learned in a long career in osteopathic association management. It has been 

valuable to focus on polishing every aspect of methodology, practices and planning needed to create a 

platform from which to launch our next period of growth and improvement. 

Warren Lawless 

Chairman of the Board of Trustees 


MESSAGE FROM THE PROVOST 

AND CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER 

Western University of Health Sciences’ financial soundness 

has never been in better evidence than it was in 2010-11, as 

the agility and innovation made possible by a strong fiscal 

outlook allowed the University to deepen its commitment 

to research and community health initiatives that will help 

WesternU diversify while remaining true to its core mission. 

On the research front, the Graduate College of Biomedical 

Sciences welcomed Michel Baudry, PhD, as its dean. Dr. 

Baudry obtained a PhD in biochemistry at the University of 

Paris VII in 1977, under the direction of professors J.C. 

Schwartz and J.P. Changeux, two of France’s most 

distinguished neurobiologists. He then worked with 

Professor Gary Lynch at the University of California, Irvine, and in collaboration with Dr. Lynch 

developed a biochemical theory for learning and memory that remains one of the most widely accepted 

theories in the field. 

Dr. Baudry is an internationally known neuroscientist, is one of the 100 most-cited neuroscientists in the 

world, has served on numerous National Science Foundation and National Institutes of Health study 

sections, and is reviewing manuscripts for a wide range of journals. He is an outstanding addition to the 

WesternU family and to our research efforts. 

WesternU’s longstanding commitment to community health initiatives expanded in 2010-11 to include 

diabetes, as the Western Diabetes Institute was established and took up residence in the Patient Care 

Center. This patient-centered integrated practice unit (IPU) is dedicated to diabetes and its adverse effects, 

with assessments and plans of care developed using a team approach. The center’s staff includes 

specialists from all over WesternU, who collaborate on research initiatives as well as patient care. 

These additions would not have been possible without the University’s sound financial performance, the 

strength of our academic programs and of our faculty, who are committed to our mission and strategic 

plan, and the support of our many friends and sponsors. With these resources as allies, WesternU will 

continue to innovate in the health care and health education arenas, and our students’ experience will be 

enhanced by these efforts. 

Gary Gugelchuk, PhD 

Provost and Chief Operating Officer 


MESSAGE FROM THE CHIEF 

FINANCIAL OFFICER 

Western University of Health Sciences’ long-term 

financial perspective is one that includes maintaining a 

strong balance sheet through all types of economic 

cycles, solid asset quality, sufficient capital, and 

diversifying a mix of core business strengths. The 

University’s perspective is not complicated; however, it 

requires consistent and disciplined execution. Our longterm 

perspective has taught us that change will always 

come, so we prepare for it by building our institution and 

its ability to thrive, no matter the circumstances. 

This past year demonstrated the successful balance of 

enhancing the University’s core educational operations, 

the continued growth of new educational programs, and 

the continued strength of our financial position. To 

sustain this level of performance going forward, the University will strategically plan to appropriately 

position itself to address the challenges and opportunities that will be brought about by changes to the 

nation’s health care systems. The University continues to broaden its research and technology base, has 

successfully accepted its charter class of medical students in Lebanon, Oregon, and is realizing returns 

from its investment in the growth of its community patient care service endeavors. 

During the 2011 year, total assets grew to $242,174,954, representing an increase of $4,657,513, with 

consolidated revenues up $14,658,695. More important, the University’s total net assets increased by 

4.6%. Consequently, the University enters 2012 with optimism about continuing its stewardship 

qualities, combining vision, entrepreneurial spirit, and an unflagging attention to financial 

fundamentals. 

In many ways, the fiscal year ended 2011 was a year in which WesternU’s financial identity was further 

solidified as a durable, sustainable growth university. A university that students, faculty, staff and 

community can depend on year in and year out. 

Kevin Shaw 

Chief Financial Officer/Treasurer 


STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION (Audited) 

ASSETS: 2010-2011 2009-2010 

Cash and cash equivalents $1,740,986 $1,143,561 

Accounts receivable, net of allowance 1,618,657 961,447 

Investments 55,061,302 53,689,050 

Prepaid expenses 1,451,113 1,262,872 

Notes receivable, net of allowance 24,094,188 23,795,403 

Contributions receivable, net of allowance 5,222,813 5,765,323 

Inventories 1,324,368 1,087,257 

Other assets 7,154,572 7,065,315 

Deposits with trustee - 725,328 

Plant facilities, net of depreciation 144,506,955 142,021,885 

Total assets $242,174,954 $237,517,441 

LIABILITIES: 

Accounts payable and accrued liabilities $15,697,435 $12,442,311 

Accrued bond interest payable 356,866 347,882 

Deposits for agency funds 277,112 256,891 

Deferred revenues 16,294,740 14,165,665 

Other liabilities 15,627,565 17,426,592 

Bonds payable 100,390,000 101,785,000 

School as lender grant liability - 372,171 

Liability on split interest agreements 3,183,297 3,284,845 

Government advances for student loans 23,269,467 23,321,641 

Total liabilities $175,096,482 $173,402,998 

NET ASSETS: 

Unrestricted $50,313,030 $48,154,558 

Temporarily restricted 8,435,664 8,360,439 

Permanently restricted 8,329,778 7,599,446 

Total net assets $67,078,472 $64,114,443 

Total liabilities and net assets $242,174,954 $237,517,441 


TOTAL ASSETS 

• University Total Assets increased to $242,174,954, a 2 percent increase from fiscal year ended 2010. 

• University continues to expand and improve the campus by increasing its investment in plant facilities, a 1.8 

percent increase from fiscal year ended 2010. 

• The increase in Unrestricted Net Assets grew 4.5 percent from fiscal year ended 2010 to 2011. 

$242,174,954 

$237,517,441 

$233,430,695 

$210,549,766 

$115,207,335 


TOTAL NET ASSETS 

• University Total Net Assets grew 4.6 percent from fiscal year ended 2010 to 2011. 

• Revenue increased 13.8 percent from fiscal year ended 2010 to 2011. 

• Expenses dedicated to instruction, academic support, research, and student services increased 22 percent from 

fiscal year ended 2010 to 2011, while growing 100 percent since fiscal year ended 2007. 

• University operated the fiscal year with another surplus from operating activities. 

• University Permanently Restricted Endowment Funds increased 9.6 percent from fiscal year ended 2010 to 2011. 

$67,078,472 

$64,114,443 

$63,055,420 

$55,386,184 

$48,982,757 


Fiscal Year 2010-2011 

UNIVERSITY EXPENDITURES 

Instruction, scholarships, academic 

support and research $93,577,704 

Institutional support, development 

and fundraising $15,403,886 

Operation and maintenance 

of plant facilities $6,460,127 

Student services $6,032,350 

Auxiliary enterprises $1,368,057 

76.2% 

12.5% 

5.3% 

4.9% 

1.1% 

Fiscal Year 2009-2010 

75.3% 

12.6% 

5.4% 

5.2% 

1.5% 

Instruction, scholarships, academic 

support and research $76,382,127 

Institutional support, development 

and fundraising $12,790,054 

Operation and maintenance 

of plant facilities $5,422,030 

Student services $5,276,332 

Auxiliary enterprises $1,547,701 


STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES 

Temporarily Permanently 2010-2011 2009-2010 

Unrestricted Restricted Restricted Total Total 

REVENUES: 

Student tuition $110,430,353 $110,430,353 $96,626,253 

Less: scholarships and grants (2,173,782) (2,173,782) (2,335,519) 

Net tuition 108,256,571 108,256,571 94,290,734 

Gifts, contracts and grants 4,711,749 $1,227,627 $56,566 5,995,942 6,308,255 

Sales and services of auxiliary enterprises 1,234,758 1,234,758 1,327,703 

Sales and services of educational 

activities (medical centers) 2,157,005 2,157,005 1,067,641 

Other operating revenues 3,088,013 3,088,013 3,079,261 

Net assets released from restrictions 1,650,683 (1,650,683) – – 

Total revenues $121,098,779 ($423,056) $56,566 $120,732,289 $106,073,594 

EXPENSES: 

Total educational and general expenditures $116,227,590 $116,227,590 $94,643,383 

Development and fundraising 3,072,695 3,072,695 2,891,641 

Auxiliary enterprises 1,368,057 1,368,057 1,547,701 

Total expenses $120,668,342 $120,668,342 $99,082,725 

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS FROM 

OPERATING ACTIVITIES 430,437 (423,056) 56,566 63,947 6,990,869 

OTHER CHANGES IN NET ASSETS FROM 

NON-OPERATING ACTIVITIES 1,728,035 498,281 673,766 2,900,082 (5,931,846) 

INCREASE/(DECREASE) IN NET ASSETS 2,158,472 75,225 730,332 2,964,029 1,059,023 

BEGINNING NET ASSETS 48,154,558 8,360,439 7,599,446 64,114,443 63,055,420 

ENDING NET ASSETS $50,313,030 $8,435,664 $8,329,778 $67,078,472 $64,114,443 


MESSAGE FROM THE 

SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT 

Once upon a time, Dr. Philip Pumerantz had a vision of a 

university and what it could be. In reality, that time and place 

were neither far away nor long ago. It was 35 years ago and 

started with 36 students. 

As you read this, the 35th Annual Report of Western University 

of Health Sciences, I suspect you will be as awed as I am by what 

has been accomplished. When you look at a university that 

now has more than a million square feet of space, more than 

3,300 students, 1,000 family-wage jobs, and has an economic 

impact in the greater Pomona, California, area of close to half a 

billion dollars, this is well beyond what Collins and Porras 

called “bold, hairy, audacious goals.” And now the College of 

Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific-Northwest is another chapter in a vision that knows no bounds. 

The Annual Report clearly shows this past year has produced a number of victories and successes for the 

Advancement team that includes awarding more than $700,000 in student scholarships. 

The willingness of our friends to help us support students in each of the nine colleges cannot be overstated. With 

more than 12,000 applicants for the 1,100 seats in first-year classes, the issue is not about finding students. What we 

face are social and health policy questions. Students who borrow large amounts of money tend not to go into 

primary care disciplines because of concern about paying back the loans. There also is the reluctance of students from 

less economically advantaged environments to undertake large loans and, rather, to go into fields that require less 

borrowing, regardless of ultimate economic success. 

As you read the Annual Report and enjoy the successes the university has achieved, I hope you will remember that 

we always have students who need assistance. Scholarship dollars help us recruit outstanding students, and reduce 

the indebtedness and increase the options of students upon their graduation. Scholarship dollars are critically 

important to achieving the vision of what Western University of Health Sciences can be. To paraphrase Daniel 

Burnham, the architect behind the 1892 Chicago World’s Fair, “Dream no small dreams. They lack the power to stir 

men’s souls.” 

Hopefully, our friends and supporters will continue to “dream no small dreams” and help us continue to scale ever 

higher heights. For all past and future support, we are truly grateful. 

Thomas G. Fox, PhD 

Senior Vice President 


S p e c i a l A d v e r t i s e m e n t 

A GUARANTEED INCOME YOU CAN’T OUTLIVE 

YOU CAN MAKE IT HAPPEN AT WESTERNU! 

A CHARITABLE GIFT ANNUITY will provide you with guaranteed payments. For the rest 

of your life, Western University of Health Sciences will send you a check every 90 days or 

once a year. While the economy may rise or decline, your payments are GUARANTEED. 

You can count on this because we back our commitment with the full assets of WesternU. 

The IRS favors these arrangements and provides the donor with a 

charitable deduction. The total amount of money you will receive is 

determined in advance and depends on several things, including 

your age, whether you want to include a second income recipient, 

and the amount you give to establish the contract. For example, if 

you’re 65 years old, you’ll receive more than someone 10 years 

younger who gives the same amount. 

For the rest of your life, you will enjoy the satisfaction that your 

charitable gift annuity will enable us to educate future generations 

of health care providers who will save lives and change lives. 

Here are the rates WesternU 

currently offers for one-life 

Charitable Gift 

Annuities: 

Age 

Rate 

*Effective 

Payout Rate 

65 4.7% 6.63% 

70 5.1% 7.41% 

75 5.8% 8.63% 

80 6.8% 10.35% 

85 7.8% 12.27% 

90+ 9.0% 14.56% 

*Effective rate reflects the result 

of tax savings and assumes a 

28% marginal tax rate. 

“I’m pleased to have completed a charitable gift annuity with 

WesternU that supports its mission ‘to produce, in a humanistic 

tradition, health care professionals and biomedical knowledge that 

will enhance and extend the quality of life in our communities’ while 

providing income to me during my lifetime,” said Martha Walker, a 

long-time friend of the University. 

For more information, please contact: 

Olive B. Stephens 

Planned Giving Administrator 

Phone: (909) 469-5211 

ostephen@westernu.edu 

Tim Bamrick, CSPG 

Director of Development 

Phone: (909) 706-3455 

tbamrick@westernu.edu 


AMERISOURCEBERGEN 

Fosters Interest in Independent 

Pharmacy Ownership 

Western University of Health Sciences’ annual gala 

A Tribute to Caring in November 2011 honored 

AmerisourceBergen Corporation with the 

Corporate Humanitarian Award, recognizing the 

company’s continuing support of the College of 

Pharmacy. 

AmerisourceBergen has been a great partner, said 

College of Pharmacy Dean Daniel Robinson, 

PharmD. 

Neighbor Pharmacy/Institute for Community 

Pharmacy Scholarship Golf Classic, which will 

celebrate its 10th year on June 13, 2012, and has 

raised more than $500,000 in scholarships over 

that decade. AmerisourceBergen is also establishing 

a $25,000 endowed scholarship at WesternU, and 

provided funding for WesternU’s Patient Care 

Center Pharmacy, which is part of the Good 

Neighbor Pharmacy Network. 

Good Neighbor Pharmacy is a network of more 

than 3,700 independently owned and operated 

community pharmacies across the United States 

and Puerto Rico. Good Neighbor Pharmacy is part 

of a program offered by AmerisourceBergen, one of 

the world's largest pharmaceutical services 

companies serving the United States, Canada and 

selected global markets. 

Mike Quick, National Vice President, Good 

Neighbor Pharmacy Development, was introduced 

to WesternU about a dozen years ago, and he 

continues to support the College of Pharmacy, its 

students and the university as a whole. He joined 

the WesternU Board of Trustees in 2004. 

“We’re very grateful for the long-lasting 

relationship, and students have benefitted 

tremendously,” he said. “The scholarships that our 

students receive help those that want to focus on 

independent community pharmacy. 

AmerisourceBergen has been very focused on 

helping us achieve success for that group of 

pharmacists.” 

Amerisource Bergen sponsors the annual Good 

“I believe for the future of independent pharmacy, 

we need young people to come out and take over 

independent pharmacies so they’re not sold to a 

chain,” Quick said. “I have true love and passion 

for WesternU - what they do, how they do it, the 

quality of their deans, and the quality of the young 

pharmacists graduating.” 

Good Neighbor Pharmacy wants to ensure that 

students graduate from pharmacy school with 

knowledge of how to run a business and an interest 

in owning their own pharmacy. 

“It was a big priority of our company to make sure 


that we were getting education in the pharmacy 

schools about independent pharmacy ownership,” 

Quick said. 

AmerisourceBergen provides $10,000 scholarships 

to College of Pharmacy students, totaling more 

than $500,000 to date. 

“We always felt if we made the scholarships big and 

important, we would be putting emphasis on the 

importance of independence,” Quick said. 

Interest in independent pharmacy ownership has 

increased in recent years, said Jesse Martinez, 

PharmD, College of Pharmacy Vice Dean, 

Academic Diversity and Development. He started 

an entrepreneurial business ownership elective 

course seven years ago with eight students, and 

now interest exceeds the class cap of about 30 

students. 

This 16-week advanced elective course requires as 

the main project that each student develop a 

business plan for a start-up pharmacy or a 

pharmacy that is acquired. All of the recipients of 

the Good Neighbor Pharmacy and Institute for 

Community Pharmacy Scholarship have taken 

Martinez’s elective course. 

“I’ve had students take the program, then go out 

and start their own pharmacy,” Martinez said. 

“Now they’re guest speakers coming back to talk to 

my students, so they’ve done the full cycle. The 

students attending the class see the results.” 

The students also receive training and certification 

in non-sterile compounding. The elective is offered 

in the last semester before they graduate, so the 

class is made up of students who are very interested 

in starting their own business. 

“Community pharmacy is alive and well, and in 

fact it’s growing again,” Martinez said. “Clinical 

work is back in the community pharmacy. It’s a 

great forum for a health professional like a 

pharmacist to disseminate health information 

through advice, consultation, disease management, 

vaccines, travel service and travel clinics. There’s a 

whole variety of different health care modules that 

a community pharmacist can participate in.” 

-- Rodney Tanaka 


The Fletcher Jones Foundation 

Endowed Chair for Nursing 

Quality and Safety 

“Safety and quality are front and center in national 

health care reform, and is a leadership requirement for 

all nurses,” she said. “I tell all of our incoming 

students that no matter what program they’re entering 

into, it’s their role to be a leader and their 

responsibility to assure patient quality and safety.” 

The endowed chair will put Dr. Boller in the national 

limelight, Hanford said. She will have the resources to 

travel and network nationally, write publications, seek 

grant funding and help recruit other faculty with 

expertise in quality and safety. 

The College of Graduate Nursing is poised to become a 

leader in quality and safety education as the result of a 

$500,000 grant from The Fletcher Jones Foundation. 

The grant is funding The Fletcher Jones Foundation 

Endowed Chair for Nursing Quality and Safety, held by 

Jan Boller, PhD, RN, College of Graduate Nursing 

(CGN) Director, DNP Program, Health Systems 

Leadership, Associate Professor. 

An endowed chair is a prestigious honor that is highly 

regarded in the nursing community, said College of 

Graduate Nursing Dean Karen Hanford, EdD, MSN, 

FNP. 

The Fletcher Jones Foundation was established in 1969 

by Fletcher Jones, co-founder of Computer Sciences 

Corporation, a global business technology company. 

Upon the untimely death of Fletcher Jones, the 

Foundation was endowed from his personal estate and 

is now governed by an independent Board of Trustees. 

The Foundation’s primary mission is support for 

private colleges and universities in California. 

This funding comes at a good time to assist the College 

of Graduate Nursing in advancing the 

recommendations of the Institute of Medicine. The 

1999 Institute of Medicine report, “To Err is Human,” 

estimated as many as 98,000 people die in hospitals as 

a result of medical errors that could have been 

prevented. This includes adverse drug effects, improper 

transfusions, wrong-site surgery and mistaken patient 

identities. 

In 2010, the Institute of Medicine issued a report, “The 

Future of Nursing,” with recommendations calling for 

nurses to be full partners in advancing health 


outcomes in the U.S. by providing leadership in the 

area of quality and safety. 

“The Fletcher Jones Foundation recognized nursing 

because nurses are at the center of care, in the perfect 

position to conduct education and research around 

safety and quality,” Dr. Boller said. “The work of 

quality and safety is done at the bedside of patients, at 

the point of care, where it needs to happen. We see 

nurses as leaders providing a safety net for patients in 

their care. 

“The safety net involves interprofessional 

collaboration, as well,” Dr. Boller stated. “WesternU is 

uniquely positioned to receive grants in the area of 

quality and safety leadership because of our 

university’s culture and commitment to 

interprofessional education and practice.” 

An important early step in utilizing this funding is to 

talk to the community and find out how WesternU 

can support their priorities, Dr. Boller said. She will be 

reaching out to Pomona Valley Hospital Medical 

Center, San Antonio Community Hospital, the 

Pomona Unified School District and other local 

partners. 

The College of Graduate Nursing plans to hold a 

Quality and Safety Education for Nurses (QSEN) 

conference later this year, inviting quality and safety 

experts to speak. Community partners will then use 

this information to train their staff and measure 

patient outcomes, determining whether the training 

results in a reduction of errors. 

“This endowment lends itself to measurable outcomes 

in the community,” Dr. Boller said. 

Quality and safety are a priority not only in Dr. Boller’s 

work, but across the College of Graduate Nursing. 

Several CGN students in the Doctor of Nursing 

Practice program are doing their dissertation on how 

to bring safety and quality into the curriculum using 

simulation. 

The college uses high-tech, high fidelity mannequins 

that enable students to develop critical thinking 

abilities and demonstrate skills mastery while receiving 

faculty feedback in a controlled environment. 

The seed for this comprehensive simulation skills lab 

was planted by The Fletcher Jones Foundation when it 

contributed grant funding for a high-fidelity 

mannequin. That initial grant led to donations from 

other organizations and the development of the skills 

lab. 

College of Graduate Nursing students are also placed 

in clinical experiences, and as part of their assignment 

are asked if they saw something unsafe while at work, 

and if they spoke up. 

“Part of their clinical expectations is not just to deliver 

the clinical care needs of the patient, but to look at the 

system needs, and identify threats to safety in that care 

delivery day and what might we do,” said CGN 

Professor Rodney Hicks, PhD, APRN, FAANP, FAAN. 

The American Association of Critical-Care Nurses’ 

1995 study, “Silence Kills,” reported that more than 60 

percent of medication errors are caused by mistakes in 

interpersonal communication. 

“The number one reason why we have medication 

errors in health care is poor communication,” Dr. 

Boller said. “It’s about communicating well in highrisk 

situations with strong emotions. We’ve been so 

impressed with how the students have learned how to 

speak up in those situations to keep patients safe.” 

As a result, CGN graduates are viewed differently by 

employers. 

“They’re not only clinically competent, but they also 

move into leadership positions without leaving the 

bedside, which is really important,” Dr. Boller said. 

“The clinical nurse leader preparation that is part of 

our curriculum is all about focusing on safety and 

quality at the point of care.” -- Rodney Tanaka 


In 2011, Western University of 

Health Sciences revived a 

fundraising golf tournament 

tradition that was idle for 13 

years, raising more than 

$16,000 to benefit the 

University Scholarship 

Fund thanks to the 

generosity of sponsor T.F. 

Chen, DDS, who underwrote 

the entire golf fundraiser. 

Dr. Chen is back for another 

round of the Towne and Gown 

Golf Classic, to be held on June 18, 

2012. 

In 1982, WesternU Founding President Philip 

Pumerantz, PhD, and his wife, Harriet, helped 

establish COMPatriots, an organization of Pomona 

business and professional people who came 

together to “foster good relations between town 

and gown, help educate the community about the 

College and the osteopathic medical profession, 

and sponsor various fund raising activities,” 

according to information from the University 

Archives. 

A 1982 COMPletter says COMPatriots sponsored 

the inaugural COMPatriots Golf Classic 

Towne & Gown Golf 

Classic sponsor T.F. Chen 

Tournament, held on Nov. 18, 

1982. After a 17-year run, the 

tournament was cancelled in 

2000. 

After helping revive the 

event in 2011, Dr. Chen is 

again underwriting the 

2012 tournament, which 

will be held at the Glendora 

Country Club, a short drive 

north of WesternU’s Pomona 

campus. Dr. Chen said he will 

continue to sponsor the event for 

as long as he can. 

“Last year’s tournament went very smoothly,” he 

said. “This year we are going to rise to a higher 

level by getting more sponsorships and by 

attracting more people to come and play. We will 

have more prizes and more giveaways, so 

hopefully this year we can get more fundraising 

in.” 

He says his goal is to more than double the 

amount raised last year. 

This year’s tournament will cost $175 per golfer, or 

$700 per foursome, and will include a golf shirt for 

each participant. Similar to last year, it will be a 


scramble-format tournament with a shotgun start 

at noon. 

Last year, more than 90 golfers participated, and 

the event is expected to sell out this year, which 

would mean 128 golfers or more, said WesternU 

Senior Vice President Thomas Fox, PhD. 

“This is fun and what a tournament should be,” he 

said. “We could raise more money by raising the 

price, but then we change the nature of the event. 

We are trying to give people a chance to 

participate that can’t afford other high-priced golf 

outings.” 

The tourney will include a new contest, the golf 

ball drop, where golfers can buy balls -- one ball 

for $10, three for $25, 

or 10 for $75 – for a 

chance to win a 50- 

50 raffle. Prior to the 

shotgun start, a 

helicopter will drop 

numbered golf balls 

at a designated flag 

on the driving range 

from about 80 feet 

up; the owner of the 

ball closest to the pin 

will split the money raised. 

Symes Cadillac of Pasadena also is sponsoring the 

hole-in-one competition for a chance to win a 

2012 Cadillac. 

Like last year, golfers can also purchase five feet of 

string, mulligans, and free tosses that give them 

special advantages to improve scores, all helping 

raise money for student scholarships. 

Following a dinner reception, golfers will be 

awarded trophies for straightest drive and longest 

drive for men and women; reverse Stableford 

scoring for the four teams that scored the highest 

gross scores; and four winning teams that had the 

lowest gross scores. 

Player packages are as follows: 

• Platinum sponsor ($2,000) includes a 

foursome, four tee sponsorships, four mulligan 

packages, and a full-page ad in the tournament 

program. 

• Gold sponsor ($1,500) includes a foursome, 

three tee sponsorships, two mulligan packages, 

and a half-page ad in the program. 

• A silver sponsor package also is available. 

Dr. Pumerantz and WesternU Board of Trustees 

member John T. McGwire, DDS, look forward to 

driving a beverage 

cart around the golf 

course, meeting and 

talking with everyone 

for a second year. 

Dr. Pumerantz 

reminisced about the 

inaugural tournament 

in 1982, when he 

won a gold-toned golf 

club that is hanging 

on his wall in his WesternU office. He said with a 

smile, “I have to be honest with you, I won it in a 

raffle.” 

Last year he also brought back some hardware 

from the tournament, “a shiny trophy for driving 

around the beverage cart,” he said. 

Dr. Pumerantz said he likes this revival of old 

efforts. 

“Dr. Chen’s support is very significant, because 

with his help, we are able to raise money for 

scholarships for students and to spread the word 

about our university,” he said. -- Jeff Malet 


Honor Roll of Donors 

July 1, 2010 – June 30, 2011 

$1,000,000 and up 

Department of Health and Human Services 

$250,000 to $999,999 

Banfield, The Pet Hospital 

Sirona Dental Systems, LLC 

$100,000 to $249,000 

Amelita Bascus * 

Hill’s Pet Nutrition 

Robert G. Moore 

The Harold W. Harris Foundation 

Universal Ultrasound 

Jonathan Wu, MD, PhD 

$50,000 to $99,000 

The Alcon Foundation, Inc. 

Anonymous 

Colgate-Palmolive Company 

CVS Charitable Trust 

GNP/ICP Scholarship Fund 

Lawrence F. Gosenfeld, DO * 

Haag Streit, USA, Inc. 

Marco Ophthalmic, Inc. 

Elfrieda Nardulli * 

OnDemand 3D Technology, Inc. 

Samaritan Health Services 

The San Diego Foundation 

St. Charles Health System 

UniHealth Foundation 

Your Energy Systems, LLC 

$25,000 to $49,000 

AmerisourceBergen/Good Neighbor Pharmacy 

Anonymous 

Betty J. Jones & The Cassius Cat Foundation 

Biological Art Group 

Blaine Labs, Inc. 

California Poultry Federation, Inc. 

Chino Valley Medical Center 

Essilor of America, Inc. 

Family Care, Inc./Jeff S. Heatherington 

Dr. Charles L. and Connie H. Haine 

HOYA Vision Care 

Lebanon Area Chamber of Commerce 

Kon L. Leung, DDS and Josephine Yeong 

McKesson Drug Company 

Pfizer, Inc. 

Podiatry Plan Organization of California, Inc. 

PrimeCare Medical Group Network 

Prolab Orthotics, Inc. 

Reichert Ophthalmic Instruments 

Dr. and Mrs. William J. Ryan 

Target 

Dr. Herbert J. Tirjer 

Prescription Solutions 

University of the Pacific 

Luis R. Vela, DO and Kerri S. Vela 

Stephen J. Waldhalm, DVM, PhD and 

Marilyn J. Waldhalm 

Wal-mart Foundation 

Wells Fargo 

Vince Whiting 

Zyloware Eyewear 

$5,000 to $9,999 

Clinton E. Adams, DO, MPA, FACHE 

Alcon Laboratories 

Arrowhead Regional Medical Center 

A. Paul Aversano, DO 

California Korean Pharmacists Association 

Casa Colina Centers for Rehabilitation 

Chin H. Chen, MD and Chun T. Chen 

Robert P. Colen, DO ’94 and Rita Colen 

Paula M. Crone, DO ’92 

Ethicon, Inc. 

Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund 

Hendricks Pharmacy 

Indian Pharmacists Association 

Inter Valley Health Plan 

Steven D. Kamajian, DO 

Sandy Lerner 

M&S Technologies, Inc. 

Marc A. Mintz, DO and Lorna Mintz 

Vince and Lenda Naimoli 

Nestle Purina PetCare Co. 

New Valley Medical Group, Inc./ 

Dr. Tai Hing Wu 

Nancy I. Nielsen-Brown, MSHS, ’02, PA-C and 

Helen C. Chui, MD 

Pacific Alliance Medical Center 

Pacific Medical Building, LLC 

Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center 

St. Joseph Hospital 

The Donna & Spencer Gilbert Foundation 

Veatch Ophthalmic Instruments 

Veterinary Pet Insurance 

Robert and Geri Witt 

$2,500 to $4,999 

Acute Care Pharmaceuticals 

Advanced BioHealing, Inc. 

Bernell VTP 

Stephanie D. Bowlin, EdD, MSHPE ’92 and 

Ronnie Bowlin 

Cal Poly Pomona 

California Association of Physician Groups 

California Thoroughbred Foundation 

City National Bank 

Coast Plaza Doctors Hospital 

Benjamin L. Cohen, DO and Regan Elliott, JD 

DermaPet, Inc. 

Dr. Comfort 

Garfield Medical Center 

Steven J. Henriksen, PhD and 

Sarah W. Henriksen 

Elizabeth A. Henry 

Floyd E. Henry, III 

Housecall Doctors Medical Group, Inc. 

James Kao, DO ’99 

Soojung Kim, PharmD 

Raymond and Mei Kwan 

David Lin, MD 

Southern California Fairplex 

Novartis Animal Health US, Inc. 

Molina Healthcare of California, Inc. 

George E. Moss 

Mountain View Medical Center 

Musick, Peeler & Garrett, LLP 

National Association of Chain Drug Stores 

(NACDS) Education Foundation 

NACDS Foundation 

Northwest Osteopathic Medical Foundation 

OsteoMed, LP 

Pedinol Pharmaceutical, Inc. 

John T. Pham, DO 

Philip Pumerantz, PhD and 

Harriet K. Pumerantz 

The Ralphs Foundation 

Rancho Specialty Hospital 

W. Anthony Rhodes, DO ’85 and 

Margaret Hogan 


Daniel Robinson, PharmD, FASHP and 

Jacquelyn A. Robinson 

Arthur Owen Rott, DO * 

Safeway, Inc. 

Derek A. Samuel, MPT ’97 

J. Kim Thiringer, DO ’85 and 

Sandy S. Thiringer 

Ventura County Dog Fanciers Association 

Viva International Group 

Sung Hwan Park, DVM 

$1,000 to $2,499 

ABAXIS 

Sarah L. Agsten, DO ’95 

All Pets Medical Centre/ 

Amy Worell, DVM, ABVP 

Allergan USA, Inc. 

American College of Osteopathic 

Family Physicians 

Angeles IPA A Medical Corporation 

Steven H Barag, MSHPE ’87 

Alan C. Bates, DO and Laurie M. Bates 

Bayer 

Ian Bishop 

Boehringer Ingelheim, Ben Venue Laboratories 

Neil A. Burrell, DPM 

California Issues Forum 

California Veterinary Medical Association 

G. Javier Cavazos, DPM 

Eugene G. Chan, MD 

T.G. Wing Chow, MD 

David Ciaverella 

Ciba Vision 

Columbia Dental Clinic, LLC/ 

George K. Varughese, DDS 

Jodie L. Currie and James Doody 

Dental Health Foundation 

H. Daisy Dhillon 

Robin Drescher, OD, MS, FAAO 

William T. Duffy * 

East Valley Hospital Medical Center 

East West Bank 

Econo Drugs Inc 

Louise Edmundson * 

Eli Lilly and Company 

Scott J. Ellner, DO ’99 

Feeding Pets of the Homeless 

John A. and Dianne Forbing 

Mary and Thomas G. Fox, PhD 

Benjamin T. Friedman MD 

Steven Friedrichsen, DDS and 

Susan Friedrichsen 

G. Hartzell & Son 

Thomas S. Garrison, DPM 

Dr. Andrew D. Glass 

James R. Glidewell Dental Ceramics, Inc. 

Great Western Council of Optometry 

Stanley J.* and Elaine Greif 

Gary M. Gugelchuk, PhD 

Jeff and Ann Haller 

Jolaine Harkless 

Dr. Gary F. Hathaway 

Healthpoint 

HMC Surgical 

Khang Hoang, DO ’89 and Phuoc Hoang 

Elizabeth Hoppe, OD, MPH, DrPH 

Richard K. Howell, DO 

Community Foundation for Southwest 

Washington 

Inland Pulmonary Medical Group 

J. Morita USA, Inc. 

Michael Jaczko, DO 

Gaylord Janzen, DO and Shirley A. Janzen 

G. Scott Jennings, DO 

Vistakon, A Division of Johnson and 

Johnson Vision Care, Inc. 

Melinda S. Kai 

Kay Kalousek, DO ’89, MS ’94 

Charles Kaluza, DO 

Keeler Instruments, Inc. 

James J. Koelbl, DDS, MS, MJ and 

Joan Sandell, DMD 

Marion L. Kramer 

Michael A. Krasnow, DO ’85 

LA Care Health Plan 

James M. Lally, DO ’91, MSHS ’93 and 

Diane Lally 

John T. McGwire, DDS and Ginger McGwire 

Gregory P. McQueen, PhD 

Medefficiency, Inc. 

Crandell Melia, RPh 

Tina Meyer, MSHS, PA-C ’92, DHSc 

Midland Bioproducts Corporation 

Rodney A. Miller, PhD and Marjorie R. Miller 

Rosemary Monehen, MS 

Jay R. Moon, DVM, DrPH 

John D. Mozena, DPM, PC 

Mutual of America 

Nitric Bio Therapeutics, Inc. 

Nutramax Laboratories, Inc. 

Erling J. Oksenholt, DO and Joan Oksenholt 

Optometric Extension Program 

Foundation, Inc. 

Orange County Podiatric Medical Association 

Osteopathic Advantage 

Osteopathic Physicians & Surgeons of Oregon, 

Inc. 

Pacific Coast Dermatology, Inc./ 

T. Anthony Hoang-Xuan, DO ’91 

Pioneer International Inc. 

Richard T. Pitts, DO 

Max D. Ray, PharmD 

Renaissance Insurance Agency, Inc. 

Otto & Bebe Reyer 

Robin L. Richardson, DO ’86 and 

Diana L. Richardson 

RxPrep, Inc. 

Matthew I. Sah, DO and Barbara Sah 

Daljit S. Sarkaria, MD and 

Elaine Sarkaria, EdD 

Kathleen Satterfield, DPM, FACFAOM, FAPWCA 

Mark J. Scherlie, DO ’89 and Karen Scherlie 

Michael P. Schmidt, DO ’84 and 

Tammy Schmidt 

Merial Limited 

Kevin & Reinette Shaw 

C. Neil Shepard, MD 

Sam K. Shimomura, PharmD 

Richard Shinto, MD, MBA 

Sherry Slade 

Derrick J. Sorweide, DO 

Manuel L. St. Martin, MD, JD 

John C. Stiger, DO and Meredith S. Stiger 

Laurence E. Taylor, DO 

Terregena, Inc. 

The Tetra Corporation 

Tony Daher DDS and Associates, Inc. 

Ton D. Tran, MD and 

Binh N. Tran, PharmD, MBA 

Tri-County Dental Society 

United Pharmacists Network, Inc. 

Valley Obstetrics & Gynecology Medical Group, 

Inc. 

Aida Van Den Bos 

Norman E. Vinn, DO 

Volk Optical, Inc. 

Bryan D Walls, DO ’96 

Wells Fargo Insurance Services 

Western Veterinary Conference 

Andrew S. Wong 

Dr. John K. Wong 

Derrick H. Yoshinaga, DO ’85 and 

Alison Yoshinaga 

$500 to $999 

Advanced Orthopedics & Sports Medicine 

Ethan R. Allen, DO and Alice Allen 

Alpha Medical Pharmacy 

American Dental Education Association 

Angels Care Animal Hospital 

Anonymous 

Sheree Aston, OD, MA, PhD 

Gene H. Barduson, LLC 

Margaret C. Barr, DVM, PhD 

Tom and Donna Bentley 

Biomune Company 

Hans Boksberger, MD and Nancy Boksberger 

Janet and Robert Boller 

Bon Appetit 

Richard A. Bond, DO ’82, FAAFP and 

Elizabeth Bond 

California Veterinary Medical Foundation 

Timothy D. Cassidy, DO ’87 and 

Debra S. Cassidy 


Chameleon Creative Group 

Wen & Mei Lien Chang 

Howard Chen, DDS, MS 

Frank W. Chow, DO ’82 and Susan Chow 

Moses Chow, PharmD and Eleanor Chow 

CHR Hansen 

Robert A. Christman, DPM and 

Irene M. Christman 

Wendell Cole DVM, DACT 

Desiree A. Colly 

Michael and Dorie Quigley 

David A. Connett, DO ’84, FACOFP and 

Barbara Connett 

CooperVision Inc. 

Denise Cornish, MBA 

John D. and Linda L. Crans 

Crossroads Animal Emergency 

Alan D. Cundari, DO ’85, MS ’92 

D & R Office Works, Inc. 

Sandra Davidson, OD 

Direct Connection 

Paul Dobies, OD, FAAO 

Richard and Susan Dolnick 

DSM Nutritional Products, Inc. 

Eagle Glen Veterinary Clinic, Inc. 

Darren Ellenburg, DPM 

Regan Elliott, JD 

Expreso Medical Clinic 

Maria Fahie, DVM 

Garfield Medical Square Pharmacy 

Paul N. Gordon-Ross, MS, DVM 

C. Keith and Suzanne Greer 

Madhusudhan T. Gupta, M.D, FACC 

Lawrence B. Harkless, DPM 

Dr. Thomas Henry and Michele A. Hartkop 

Nicolas Hernandez, DO ’07 

Hillcrest 

Iams Company 

Innovative Bio Systems, Inc. 

Intervet, Inc. 

Kristopher Irizarry, PhD and 

Katherine M. Irizarry, PhD 

James C. Jempsa, DO ’85 and 

Theresa M. Jempsa 

Dr. Dong Won Kang 

Dr. Thomas H. Kim 

Brenda Knowlton, DVM 

Daniel L. Kurtz, PhD, OD 

Jonathan M. Labovitz, DPM and 

Staci L. Labovitz 

Bruce N. Le, DO ’93 

Johanna R. Leuchter, DO ’84 

Po Long Lew, DO ’86 and Conisa Lew 

Sam and Victoria Liao 

Douglas Lithgow and 

Diana I. Lithgow, PhD, RN, FNP 

Chunming Liu, PhD, MD, OD 

Sol Lizerbram, DO 

Susan E. Mackintosh, DO ’92 and 

Mr. Randy MacKintosh 

David K. and Wen-Ching Mak 

Jesse F. Martinez, PharmD, FASCP 

Elliot Matloff 

Miguel A. Medina 

Hwei-Chu Meng 

Merial Select, Inc. 

MIJAC Alarm Co. 

Rudolf Mireles, PharmD 

Molina’s Pharmacy 

Mukai & Kussin LLP 

Phillip D. Nelson, DVM, PhD and Doris Nelson 

New World International Wine Judging 

Linh Peter Nguyen, DO ’97 

Novus International, Inc. 

OC Pharmacy Compounding Specialist 

Office Depot 

Cyrus Parsa, DO & Lila Parsa 

Ranch and Coast Equine Practice, Inc. 

S & L Optics 

David Sadava, PhD 

San Antonio Community Hospital 

Denise L. Schilling, PhD, PT 

In Honor of Dr. Robert Schwarzmann 

James D. Scott, PharmD 

Michael A. Seffinger, DO 

Sherman Oaks Hospital 

South Glendora Animal Hospital 

Southern California Veterinary Medical 

Association 

Steinbeck Country Equine Clinic, Inc. 

Rosa E. Teran 

Patricia Vader 

Chris Vander Veen 

Joel N. Weber, PharmD 

Michael H. Wong, DO ’91 & Evelyn M. Wong 

Daniel M. Wu, DO ’99 

Rafi Younoszai, PhD 

Tamara Zipser 

$250 to $499 

Anonymous 

John R. Alvey, DO ’83 

Mg S Aye, MD 

Marc Barbu 

G. Patricia Beckman * 

Herman B. Bell, DO ’83 and Michelle Bell 

Richard & Eleanor Berlin 

Terry W. Blake, PA-C ’93 and 

Suzzane M. Blake, MD 

Elizabeth P. Boynton, DVM 

Rajivinder S. Brar, DO 

Garry J. Brown, DO ’90 and Lucy P. Brown 

S. Gary Brown, DVM/Veterinary Orthopedic 

and Surgery Service 

Jennifer L. Buur, DVM, PhD, DACVCP 

Donna Cashdan, DO ’94 and 

Mr. Russ A. Cashdan 

Clare Castiglia, DO ’84 and Larry Shore 

Long-Shyang Chang, PharmD ’08 

The Charles Family 

Kelly K. Chow 

Ellen Whited Collisson, PhD 

Columbia Dentoform Corp. 

Nissar Darmani, PhD 

Maisie E. Dawes, PhD, DVM, DACVIM 

Alice J. Dominguez 

Ear Nose and Throat Association of NC WI 

Enhanced Vision 

Carolyn Erdman 

Jonathon A Forncrook, DO ’96 

Freedom Scientific, BLV Group 

Sandra J. Garner 

Robert L. and Ruth A. Gordon 

Steven S. Grant 

Roy A. Guizado, MS ’97, PA-C ’94 

Shirley Hamilton 

Karen Hanford, EdD, MSN, FNP 

Martina Haupt, DVM 

Nicholas Hayes 

Humanware, Inc. 

Idexx Laboratories, Inc. 

Andrea Johnson 

Robin L. Johnson 

Lester J. and Viletta L. Jones 

Jeff and Jessica Keating 

Wael A. Khamas, DVM, PhD, MS 

Steven Klein, DO 

Janet E. Kohtz, OD 

Nupur Kumar, DO ’00 

Warren Lawless, LHD 

Homer K. Lew, DO ’96 

Kieu Lieng and George Poon 

Chi Fuu Lin and Hsia Chih Yu Lin 

Matthew YC Lin, MD & Joy Lin 

Kathleen A. Long 

Mary M. Lopez, PhD, RN 

Kelly Mack 

Jennifer M. Magee, DVM ’07 

Bennett McAllister, OD 

Diane McClure, DVM 

Liberty Mutual 

Timothy J. McPheron 

Miguel A. Medina, PA-C 

Freddy G. Molina 

Dr. Michael S. Narus 

Giang Nguyen, PharmD ’01 

Richard T. Nguyen, PharmD ’05 

Office Max 

David M. Ontiveros, DO ’95 

Luis M. Perez 

Dennis L. Perlow, MD and 

Rebecca L. Perlow, DO ’93 

Victor M. Pilson, MD & Barbara Pilson 


Pomona Valley Towing 

Elias J. Ptak, DO 

Desireee K. Reedus 

Alyssa A. Rodriguez 

Joan Sandell, DMD 

Patricia Shakhshir, PhD, MSN, RN 

Araksi Z. Shnoravoryan 

Dennis W. Shults, DO ’93 

Peter K. & Mimi Sien 

South Bay Pharmacists Association 

Trang Huong Sparks, PA-C, ’98 and 

George S. Sparks 

Richard D. Staggs, MSN-FNP ’03 

Olive B. Stephens 

Richard A. Sugerman, PhD and 

Beverly E. Sugerman 

Toni J. Sullivan, PhD 

Elvis A. Tanson, DO ’98 

Ronald Lionel Terra, DVM, MS, DACT 

Texas Podiatric Medical Association, Inc. 

Suzana Tkalcic, DVM, PhD 

Tena E. Tucker 

Seymour Ulansey, MD and Vicki Ulansey 

Keith Ulnick, DO ’92 

Victoria L. Voith, DVM, PhD, DACVB 

Barry K. Watson, DVM and Roberta G. Watson 

Stephanie M. White, DO 

Denise A. Wilcox, MSIT 

Robert Williams 

Gayle Witte 

Joseph and Cecilia Wong 

Bartley Yee, DO 

Dr. Albert W. Young 

Philip K. and Phyllis K. Zia 

$100 to $249 

Monica M. Adams, PA-C ’00, MSHPE ’06 

Paula A. Adams 

Ryan Hideo Agena, DO ’05 

Anonymous 

Col. Robert C. Allen, DO ’83 and 

Mrs. Diane C. Allen 

Denise C. Allen, DO ’94 

Mohammed S. AlTikriti, PhD 

Sophia M. Alvarez 

Ralph B. Armstrong, DO ’01 

John A. Bennett, DO 

Kathleen Ann Bianco, MSPA ’03 

Douglas M. Campbell, DO ’84 

Miki Carpenter, MPH, PhD 

Efran Castellanos, DO, MS, FCOVD 

Christopher H. Chase, PhD 

Elton L. Chatfield, DVM 

Sue Chen 

Kenneth S Cheng, DO ’90 

Frances Chu 

Scott R. Corbett, DO ’96 and Malla Corbett 

Ernesto Cortez, DO ’89 and Maria Paco-Cortez 

Theresa L. Currier, DO ’99 

Keith D Curtis, DO ’95 

Dechra Veterinary Products LLC 

James and Victoria Diegel 

Jesse S Dominguez, DO ’02 

Marten B Duncan, DO ’98 

Donald J. Egan 

Ann M. Ellis, MEd 

Lonnie R. Empey, DO ’94 

Anna M. Enriquez 

Maria Espinosa 

Robert N. Fabricant, MD 

Fallbrook Eyecare Center 

George E. Fields, III, DO ’83 and 

Carrie S. Fields, DO ’92 

Florida Osteopathic Medical Association 

Eileen Foate 

Linda Frenza 

Marnell June Frizzell, MSN-FNP ’02 

Chad Colby Gage 

Douglas A. and Cynthia H. Gale 

Dr. James Giesen 

Howard K. and Janet A. Gifford 

Glenwood Veterinary Clinic 

Dr. and Mrs. Scott Goldman 

Patricia Gomez 

Stephen E. Greefkens, DO ’84 

Judith E. Rosso, DO ’93 and David Rosso 

Greenway Solidwaste and Recycling, Inc. 

Drs. Lee and Vidalita Grunden 

Spring K. Halland DVM, CVA, DACVIM 

Joan E. Halley, DO ’87 and Thomas Egnew 

Dr. Jerome A. and Barbara A. Halperin 

Walter L. and Tiffenie A. Harris 

Harriton Investment Corporation 

Michelle Hatch 

Russel D. Heskin 

Raissa K. Hill DO ’97 and Eric Hill 

Lauren Megumi Hirao 

Janice Hoffman Simen, PharmD 

MRH Enterprises, Inc. 

Greg Hom, OD, MPH 

Charles I. Hooper, DO ’83 

Mary Hudson-McKinney, DPT, NCS 

Katie So Lai Hui, PharmD ’08 

Hunt Design 

Robert P. Husband, DO ’86 & Marcia Husband 

iFly Hollywood 

J. Carvel Jackson, DO ’88, PC and 

Lynn Jackson 

Eva Jaeger 

Beatrice James 

Gary R. Johnston, DVM, MS and 

Shirley D. Johnston, DVM, PhD 

Samuel Jones, MSPA ’02 

Peter D. Jurisich, DO ’93 and 

Christine A. Jurisich 

Kaiser Foundation Health Plan NW Community 

Giving Campaign 

Frank G. Karneges, DO ’91 and 

Fredna J. Karneges 

Mary Ellen Kenworthey 

Jun Ho Kim 

Deanne Kirby 

Linda Kit 

John J. and Sandra R. Knierim 

La Brea Pico Medical Clinic Inc./ 

Bahman Lalezari, MD and Sima Lalezari 

Margaret Landgraf, DO ’87 

Robert J. Lee, OD 

Y. Lyon Lee, DVM, PhD 

Daniel H Lin, DO ’99 

Zhaoying Amy Liu, PharmD ’08 

Brian J Loveless, DO ’02 

Julie G. Madorsky, MD 

Raymond R. Maeda, OD, FAAO 

Stuart Mann, OD 

Market Street Clinic/Tom Gustafson, DO ’85 

McGraw Hill 

Lance McNaughton, OD, PhD 

Motomco 

Sandra L. Muyskens, PA ’94 

Kierstyn Napier-Dovorany, OD, FAAO 

Maryke Neiberg 

Patrick and Kim Ngo 

Odyssey Medical Inc. 

Michael O’Gara, DO 

Christine Olinghouse-Dong, MSN FNP ’07 

Jodi Olson 

Linda Olson 

Leonard J. Oshinskie 

Rouzanna Papoyan, PharmD ’02 

Haikui Parsamyan, PharmD ’10 

Mark S. Penner, DO ’98 and 

Michelle Wang, DO ’98 

Rebecca L. Perlow, DO ’93 and 

Dennis L. Perlow, MD 

Van C. Pham, PharmD ’00 and 

Connie Cheng-Pham, DO ’01 

Ronald J. Philipp, DO 

Neil A. Phillips, DO ’98 

Ping On Pharmacy 

Ruth C. Pinter, MSN-FNP, ’08 

Brenda Premo 

Mr. & Mrs. Patrick L Quan 

Eric A. Quimbo, DO ’04 

Kristy Remick-Waltman, OD, FCOVD 

Bora Rhim, DPM 

Susan D. Roberts, DO ’94 

Dorothy Sue Robertson, MSN-FNP ’06 

Frederick B. Ruby 

Dr. and Mrs. Phillip N. Ruhl 

Guy and Diane Russell 

Drs. Thomas and Lynee Saito 

Richard Salom and Deborah Salom, DO ’00 

Rita B. Sanders, DO ’90 and William J. Sanders 


Peggy L. Schmidt, DVM, MS, DACVPM 

Emmanuelle Schwartzman, PharmD 

S. Mark Sell, DO ’92 

Jarrod Shapiro, DPM 

Jie Shen, MD, PhD 

Sheraton Suites Fairplex 

Jim & Judy & Holly Siegfried 

Eric N. Silbiger, DO ’95 and 

Monica Magana Silbiger 

Mirjana Skrtic 

SMG Ontario Convention Center 

Denise M. Smith, MBA 

Dean R. Smylie, DVM, MS 

Solution Tree 

Frank Spors, PhD, EurOptom, MSc 

Robert H. Stewart, DO and Suzanne A. Stewart 

Joy S. Stiefel, DO ’84 and David A. Stiefel 

Daniel J. Sullivan, DO ’91 

Gisele G. Tackoor-Wilcox, JD 

Michael P. Tan, DO ’95 

Richard and Marilyn Tefank 

Ms. Jennifer Ngoc Tran 

Bradley M. Trom, RPh, MBA 

Dr. Jeffrey C. Tsai and Chunyen Tsai 

Heidi R. Turpen-Folks, MSPA ’06 

Sherri R. Tysch, DO ’88 and Gary Tysch 

Universal Studios 

Veronica Vargas, DPT '08 

Georgeanne Vlad, PT, MA 

VMRD, Inc. 

Vicky Kim-anh Vu, PharmD ’05 

George Li Wang, PhD 

Haining Wang 

Bertha Ward 

Warren R. Gabrillo, III, MD, Inc. 

Heather D. Watkins 

Susan L. Watkins, MSN-FNP 

Marc Webb 

H. Kay Wendlandt, DO 

Mary C. Wethli Homer, DO ’87 

Anna Wilton 

Wolters Kluwer Health 

Andrew T. Wong, DO ’03 

Stanley K. Wong, PhD 

Timothy J. Wood, PA-C ’02 

Valerie Wren 

Thomas R. and Martha H. Yanger 

Anna Yeung, DO ’03 

Jasmine W. Yumori, OD 

Allan Yung, MD and Nancy L. Yung 

Kathleen Zack, DPT ’09 

Michael and Nancy Zeller 

$99 and below 

Arun B. Agrawal, DO ’01 

Adriana Vargas Aguirre 

Dana Lynn Alexander, DVM ’11 

Mary Ann Anderson 

Anonymous 

Richard P. Applebee 

Dayle C. Armstrong, MS, DPT ’07 

Susan C. Arnold, PA-C ’93 

Debra A. Arsenault, DO ’91 and 

Ted Briski, PharmD 

Charlene Atwell 

Henry L. and Deborah L. Auwinger 

Andrew James Ayre, DVM ’11 

Hamsa Maria Azar 

Prudencio S. Balagtas, DO ’05 

Tim Bamrick 

Amanda A. Bartlett, DPT ’08 

Kristina Batcheller 

Patrick H. and Roberta Batte 

Tim and Sheri Behne 

Vanessa Biegen, DVM ’11 

Veronica Maria Bingamon, DVM ’11 

Colleen M. Bowles, DO ’05 

Margaret E. Boyden, PharmD ’01 

Kimberly Ann Bridges, DVM ’11 

Alissa Marie Brown, DVM ’11 

Patricia S. Brown, PT, DPT, NCS 

Daniel L. Caballero, PA-C ’97 

Mr. Fred A. and Mrs. Jacqueline L. Calinsky 

Ami D. Campbell, DVM ’11 

George E. Campbell, III, DO ’83 

and Janet H. Campbell 

Pat Cangiano, MD and Dolores Cangiano 

David L. Capaccio, DO ’94 

James W. and Kay Carlson 

Angela S. Chambers 

Ivy S. Chan, PharmD ’09 

Anna M. Chen, DO ’07 

Tiffany L. Chong, PharmD ’10 

Thomas D. Claycomb 

Bryan Cody, DVM ’11 

Kayla Marie Corriveau, DVM ’11 

Jeremy Mills Cox, DO ’09 

Gary D. Crandell PA ’95 

Matthew E. Curran 

Alice D’Amore, DVM ’11 

Cathy A. Davis 

Jennifer L. Davis 

Joanne S. Davis 

Daniella Arlene De La Cal, DVM ’11 

Jessica Leigh DeAcetis, DVM ’11 

Alan J. DeMartini, PharmD ’10 

Shelley J. Dolkas, MSPA ’03 

William Donahue 

Martin Doyne, MD 

Yvonne Drechsler, PhD 

Fernand P. and Rose M. Duchesneau 

Stephanie Roberta Duggan, PharmD ’10 

Betty Eggum 

Lori M. Eisen, MPT ’99 

Dr. Harlan F. Ellis 

David and Beth Ellsbury 

Paul E. Emmans, DO, PC 

Lilia Enciso-Casas, DVM ’11 

Jeffrey R. Felton, PhD 

Betty Feuerstein 

Jessica Fishman, DVM ’11 

Claudette Charlene Fitch, DPT ’06 

Rori N. Fletcher, DO ’08 

J. Gregory Frappier, DO ’85 and 

Dani J. Frappier 

Maurine Freeman 

Cynthia M. Gaeden 

Hayes K. Galitski 

Alessa Galvan 

Vanessa V. Gilbertson, MSN ’09 

Golden Treasure Antiques and Collectibles 

Geri Goldenberg 

Victoria A. Graham, DPT ’06 

Cortney L. Green, MSPA ’09 

Kathryn L. Gresco 

Wayne W. Grody, MD 

Cindy C. Gulley, PA ’96 and Jerry Gulley 

Ryan Christopher Harris, DO ’09 

Louis A. Hartjen, DVM 

Miriam A. Harvey, DVM 

Robert L. Hatfield 

Robert A. Hewitt 

Hilco 

Raymond D. Hill, PA ’99 and Kathleen A. Hill 

Kimberly A. Holt 

James M. Hopkins DO ’89 

Scott L Huang, DO ’03 

Kelly Hughes 

Daniel J. Hull, DO ’85 

Brent E. Jacobsen, DO ’99 

Maximillian W. Jahng, PharmD ’09 

Brian E. Jans 

Tonia L. Jenson, DO ’99 

Venaya Kylia Jones, DVM ’11 

Paul and Pearl Jung 

Dwain George Kaiser 

Meera D. Kanani, DO ’06 

Musafiri Karama, DVM, PhD 

John Cuevas Kellogg 

Kathleen M. Kenna, DPT ’03 

Merle M. Kikukawa 

Sunhong & Juin Kim 

Timothy M. Kobernik, DO ’84 

Avery Max Krein, DVM ’11 

Matthew Krieger 

Jennifer Kurtz 

Jean LaCombe, MSPA ’02 

Joseph and Tina Lamaestra 

Sherri C. Granderson Langhorne, DO ’04 

Joseph H. Lau, MSN ’09 

Jeffrey M. Lawler, DO ’04 

Laurie M. Layton, MPT ’03 

Chang S. Lee, PharmD ’07 


Judith Lee 

Reagan R Lee, PharmD ’05 

Young Ran Lee, PharmD ’07 

Charles G. Lim and Louisa T. Lim 

Dr. Gregory R. Lytle 

Lucia Pham Machine, DVM ’08 

Dr. Edward H. Macomber 

Meredith T Mann, DO ’09, MSHS ’09 

Brice T. Martin MD 

Meredith Anne May, DVM ’11 

Todd J. McLaughlin, MSPA ’03 and 

Tiful McLaughlin 

Dr. Cecil L. McMillian 

Darius and Cheryl Mistry 

Wendy Michelle Morimoto, PharmD ’09 

Lindsey Florida Naimoli, DVM ’11 

Michael Srapion Najarian, PharmD ’06 

Dr. Albert J. Nelson 

Vincent Hoa Nguyen-The 

Elisa E. M. Nishimoto, DVM ’11 

Brandy Lea Nunez, DVM ’11 

Joshua Mendez Opperman, MSPA ’07 

Nicole Lynn Orrell, PharmD ’01 

Theresa Ortiz 

Maury A. Oswald DO ’87 and Margaret Oswald 

Sofia Victoria Padilla 

Chief John Parker 

J. Scott Parkinson, DO ’97 

Ms. G. Lyndall Parsons 

Alfred Pavot, MD and Candita Pavot 

Lizabeth M. Pawell 

Sylvia A. Pedersen 

Quyen Thuy Pham, MSPA ’06 

Joseph D. and Ruth E. Piscioneri 

Frank W. and Marie Podboy 

Julianne Porter 

James G. and Terri A. Pyle 

Eric & Shirley Ramstrom 

Lori A. Rees 

Anne-Marie L. Reikes, DVM 

Mr. F. Brossy Reina 

Ruth D. Rodriguez 

Kathryn D. Roth, DO ’00 

Bernard Rothman, MD and Beatrice Rothman 

Erik M. Rubright, DO ’87 and 

Georgia L. Rubright 

Cynthia A Rutherford, DO ’97, MSHPE ’97 

Katherine Elizabeth Rydstrom, DVM ’11 

Laura P. Saal 

Katherine S. Sadzewicz, PA ’95 

Sage Publications, Inc. 

Conrad Salinas, MD and Veronica Salinas 

Toni Marie Sanders, MSPA ’06 

Marisa D. Sayler 

Michelle L. Schexneider, DVM ’07 

David M. Selkowitz, PhD, PT, OCS, DAAPM 

Dr. Sidney Senter 

Dustin Christopher Shea, MSPA ’04 

Laurel Rachelle Shea, PharmD ’06 

Sandra Webster Shepard, MSPA ’05 

Beatrice Smiley 

Kerri N. Smith, DO ’93 

Krista L. Smith, MSPA ’03 

David J. and Kai Soholt 

Jillyn Soriano 

Christine B. Souza Bernier 

Robert L. Speakman, DO ’83 and 

Kathy Speakman 

Magdalena Madrzyk Sroka, MSPA ’06 

Tiffany Noelle Stillian, DVM ’11 

Sandra J. Stuckey, MA, PT, PhD 

Jeffrey P. Sugar, DO ’85 

Carole A. Sussman, DPT ’06 

C. J. Templeton 

Susan M. Terrazas 

Nishant B. Thakkar, PharmD ’08 

Cindy Cong Tran, PA-C ’01 

Gwendolyn Hamilton Tucker 

John William Tyler, DVM 

Bhaskara Raju Undi 

Sarah D. Vaughn, DO ’07 

Audrey Vazquez 

Viade Products, Inc. 

Wal-mart 

Donald E. Walters, PhD 

Alice J. White 

Jonathan E. Williams, DVM and 

Jessie K. Williams, DVM 

Pat Williams 

Patricia G. Wohlin, MSPA ’09 

Siem M. Woldemariam, PharmD ’10 

Wolfe’s Marketplace 

Bernard Yap, PA-C ’96 and Jen Yun Yeoh 

James M Yeh, DO ’94 

Grace H. Yoon 

Blaine T. Zaid, DO ’90 

Mr. Andrew W. Zanella 

Marie Aline Zappia Kuzmack 

Gang Zhao 

Li Zhong, PhD 

*Deceased 

The Legacy Society 

The Legacy Society is composed of individuals who have completed planned gifts or bequests benefiting WesternU or one or more of its colleges or 

programs. The University is very privileged to be the recipient of the generosity and trust placed in it by these supporters. 

Legacy Society Members 

Mr. and Mrs. Rocco R. Albaneso 

Mrs. Gloria Austin and Family 

Anonymous* 101 

Mr. Alfred Boeke* 

Anonymous 102 

Dr. and Mrs. Richard Bond 

Mr. and Mrs. Jack G. Booth* 

Anonymous 103 

Mr. and Mrs. Roger M. Coe* 

Mary E. Cooper* 


Dr. Richard E. Eby* 

Darrell E. Forgey, MD* 

Dr. and Mrs. Paul* A. Frederick 

Dr. Lawrence F. Gosenfeld* 

Mr. James K. Kraai 

Mr. and Mrs. Legion Kramer 

Mr. and Mrs. Roy* G. Kramer 

Dr. Richard and Kersti Lasiewski 

Dr. and Mrs. Maurice L. Long* 

Mr. and Mrs.* Leslie Mann, Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Philip* Maurer 

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Naimoli 

Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Nardulli* 

Dr. and Mrs. Robert* E. Norcross 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert* R. Ogle 

Dr. Clem H. Parsons* 

Ms. G. Lyndall Parsons 

Dr. and Mrs. Philip Pumerantz 

Mr. and Mrs. Stuart M. Ripley 

Mr. and Mrs. David Robison 

Dr. V. Gladys Shutt* 

Dr. and Mrs. Richard* L. Siggers 


Dr. and Mrs. Dwight A. Stiles* 

Dr. Audrey Tillmann* 

Mrs. Martha Walker 

George Wang, Ph.D. 

Gretchen Wyler 

*In Memoriam

Recognizing Our Circle of Family and Friends 

Philanthropy has been an integral part of 

Western University of Health 

Sciences since the creation of its 

founding college, the College of 

Osteopathic Medicine of the 

Pacific (COMP), in 1977. 

Charitable gifts from a 

small group of friends, 

committed to sustaining the 

availability of high-quality 

osteopathic education, helped to 

attract other visionary supporters 

who have provided the resources to help the 

University grow into the outstanding 

comprehensive health sciences graduate 

institution that it is today. 

WesternU wishes to recognize 

these generous donors, to 

whom we attribute our 

success in perpetuity, 

through the President’s 

Circle. This society of 

supporters is linked through 

their commitment to highquality 

education and to 

ensuring the future of medical 

science and health care professionals for the 

benefit of human and animal kind. 

The amounts below represent the donor’s total giving over a lifetime. 

President’s Circle 

$5,000,000 and above 

Masterfoods USA 

Daljit S. Sarkaria, MD and 

Elaine Sarkaria, EdD 

$1,000,000 - 

$4,999,999 

Banfield, The Pet Hospital 

Lawrence F. Gosenfeld, DO* 

The Harold W. Harris 

Foundation 

Hill’s Pet Nutrition 

Philip Pumerantz, PhD and 

Harriet K. Pumerantz 

$500,000 - $999,999 

A-dec 

Richard A. Bond, DO ’82, FAAFP 

and Elizabeth Bond 

Leonard X. Bosack and 

Bette M. Kruger Foundation 

Roger and Ruby Coe* 

The California Endowment 

Viola Frymann, DO 

Ontario Community 

Foundation 

The San Diego Foundation 

Jonathan Y.H. Wu, MD, PhD 

$100,000 - $499,999 

The Ahmanson Foundation 

Albertsons Sav-on/ 

SUPERVALU Pharmacies 

Alhambra Hospital Medical 

Center 

AmerisourceBergen/ 

Good Neighbor Pharmacy 

Arcade General Hospital 

Foundation 

Gloria L. Austin 

Vellore R. Bhupathy, MD and 

Kalavathi Bhupathy, MD 

Alfred A. Boeke 

C. Allen and Nadir Braswell 


Marge Brenneman 

California Community 

Foundation 

California Healthcare 

Foundation 

The California Wellness 

Foundation 

Scott D. Campbell, DVM and 

Sandra Campbell 

Casa Colina Centers 

for Rehabilitation 

Tony and Virginia Chan 

Anonymous 106 

T.G. Wing Chow, MD and 

Wennie Chow 

Colgate-Palmolive Company 

Robert E. Corey* 

Alice B. Craswell* 

CVS Pharmacy 

Doctors’ Hospital 

Medical Center of Montclair 

Ethicon, Inc. 

Dr. Murray Feldsher* 

Marjorie and Arthur Gilbert 

GNP/ICP Scholarship Fund 

Ruth Goldfeder* 

Haag Streit, USA Inc. 

Virginia E. Hawbaker* 

William Randolph Hearst 

Foundation 

Barbara Horowitz 

Robert L. Horowitz, MD and 

Eleanor Horowitz 

Alex Hung 

The Fletcher Jones Foundation 

Albert V.* and Mary P. Kalt 

Roy G.* and Marion L. Kramer 

Legion C. and 

Takako K. Kramer 

J. M. Long Foundation 

Maddies Fund Foundation 

Mr. and Mrs. David K. Mak 

Leslie Mann, Jr. and 

Virginia W. Mann 

Marco Ophthalmic, Inc. 

Mars, Inc. 

Mrs. Pat Maurer 

Anonymous 107 

Lawrence and Joyce Merchep 

Vince and Lenda Naimoli 

Elfrieda Nardulli* 

Jamshid Noghrey 

Mrs. Evelyn Ogle 

Pacific Hospital of Long Beach 

Charitable Trust 

Glen D. Rankin 

Prem Reddy, MD and 

Venkamma Reddy, MD 

Stuart M. Ripley and 

Lynn Ripley 

Rite-Aid Corporation 

Jeffrey A. Saal, MD and 

Jeannette Saal 

Samaritan Health Services 

Robert A. and 

Violet Schlesinger 

Security Pacific National Bank 

Gilbert and Eva Shue 

Bobbie Stahl 

Dr. Erik K. Szeto 

Richard Szeto 

Dr. Yinen Kang and 

Dr. Katrina C. Tang 

S. Mark Taper Foundation 

Target 

Victor G. and 

Catherine B. Tessier 

Trendle Family Trust 

Tsang Family Foundation 

UniHealth Foundation 

Universal Ultrasound 

Walgreens Co. 

George Li Wang, PhD 

Anonymous 108 

Wells Fargo 

Marvin and Patricia Weiss 

Robert and Geri Witt 

$50,000 - $99,999 

AccuVet Laser Surgery 

Ethan R. Allen, DO and 

Alice Allen 

Gene and Sandy Alterman 

Alzheimer’s Association 

American Association of 

Colleges of Nursing 

Evenor Armington Fund 

Betty J. Jones and 

The Cassius Cat Foundation 


Hans Boksberger, MD and 

Nancy Boksberger 

CareMore Medical Group 

Carl Zeiss Meditec, Inc. 

Dr. Reynaldo J. Carreon, Jr.* 

and Lucilla Carreon 

Eugene G. Chan, MD 

Peter Chen, DDS and 

Jenny Chen 

Chino Valley Medical Center 

Community Pharmacy 

Foundation 

COMPatriots Student Loan 

Fund 

Stanley Depper, MD* and 

Ethel Joan Keller-Depper, MD* 

Dr. Darrell E. Forgey* 

Paul A. Frederick, MD* and 

Emy S. Frederick 

Gerald S. Friedman, MD and 

Barbara Friedman 

Charles E. Gabe, DO ’82 and 

Mei Lai Gabe 

Jerome Giuliano 

Stanley J. and Elaine Greif 

Jeff Heatherington 

Hethumuni Family 

Kaiser Foundation Health Plan, 

Inc. 

Sidney J. Kirshner 

Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer 

Foundation 

Dr. Daniel Koprince 

James Kraai 

Donald J. Krpan, DO and 

Gay Krpan 

Sol Lizerbram, DO 

Luxottica Group 

Dr. Loring W. Mann* 

Gin Mar 

David Margolin 

Maria A. Markarian, DO ’84 

Dr. Herbert Mendelson 

Merial Limited 

Thomas F. and 

Kathryn D. Minahan 

Carl Moy 

New Valley Medical Group, 

Inc. 

OPSC Civil Rights 

Charitable Foundation 

Carolyn Parsons* 

Warren A. Peterson, DO ’87 

and Harriet Peterson 

PetSmart Charities 

Dr. Samuel Pevsner 

Pfizer, Inc. 

Robert A. Reynolds, OD, FAAO 

Rite Aid Corporation 

Jerome J. Robinson 

Thelma Schainfeld 

Dr. Robert J. Schechter 

Al and Gerry Shacket 

Dr. V. Gladys Shutt* 

Richard L. Siggers, MD* and 

Shirley Siggers 

SonoSite 

Mariella D. Sterr* 

Dr. Daniel M. Stewart 

Edwina Swart 

Ida E. Swift* 

Doris Tinsley* 

Topcon Medical Systems, Inc. 

Topline Products 

Veterinary Pet Insurance 

Walmart Foundation 

Anonymous 109 

Clara Wyman* 

Dr. Li-Chih Wu 

Your Energy Systems, LLC 

$25,000 - $49,999 

AHMC Healthcare, Inc. 

Alcon Laboratories 

American Drug Stores 

Animal Farm Foundation, Inc. 

Arrowhead Regional 

Medical Center 

Joseph Au, MD and 

Huong T. Au 

Baxter Healthcare Corporation 

Myrtle Bayne 

Boehringer Ingelheim, 

Ben Venue Laboratories 

Douglas and Edna Bradley 

James Brakke 

Fram Buhari, MD and 

Behroze Buhari 


California Poultry Federation, 

Inc. 

Cal Poly Pomona 

Dr. John Castronuovo 

Alex and Susan Chim 

Frank W. Chow, DO ’82 and 

Susan Chow 

Helen Chui, MD 

Citrus Valley Health Partners 

Coast Plaza Doctors Hospital 

COMPatriots 

Paula M. Crone, DO ’92 and 

A. Paul Aversano, DO 

Alan D. Cundari, 

DO ’85, MS ’92 

CVS Charitable Trust 

Daughters of the 

American Revolution 

Martha F. Dewey* 

Downey Regional Medical 

Center 

Eli Lilly and Co Foundation 

Ellen Eggers 

EMRlogic Systems, Inc. 

Essilor of America, Inc. 

Fairplex, So Cal 

Fort Dodge Animal Hospital 

Dr. Jack J. Gabe 

Garfield Medical Center 

Alvin Gitt 

Dr. Ralph A. Greenberg 

John Gogian Family 

Foundation 

Great Western Bank 

Rev. Joseph C. Gregorek 

Henry L. Guenther Foundation 

Dr. Charles L. and 

Connie H. Haine 

Cynthia Harmon 

Andrew and Cecilia Ho 

Ceta H. Hooper 

HOYA Vision Care 

Humana, Inc. 

Hyatt Medical Enterprises 

Indian Pharmacists 

Association 

Gary R. Johnston, DVM, MS and 

Shirley Johnston, DVM, PhD 

Keeler Instruments, Inc. 

James M. Lally, DO ’91, 

MSHS ’93 and Diane Lally 

John A. Landsberger, DO ’82 

and Debbi Landsberger 

Ron Lapin, MD, PhD* 

Dr. Louis H. Laufer* and 

Mrs. Vivian Laufer 

Matthew YC Lin, MD and 

Joy Lin 

Emanuel Lippett 

Wassyl Liskanich 

James and Helen Lowe* 

Arthur Madorsky, MD* and 

Julie G. Madorsky, MD 

Bernice Matthiesen 

Maxson Medical Pharmacy, 

Inc. 

Anonymous 110 

Michael Miller 

MiraMed Tech 

Judith Moore 

George E. Moss 

National Board of Osteopathic 

Medical Examiners 

National Canine Research 

Council 

Nestle Purina PetCare Co. 

Anonymous 111 

Robert E. Norcross, MD* and 

JoAnn Norcross 

Northwest Osteopathic 

Medical Foundation 

Patterson Foundation 

Pomona Valley Hospital 


The Potts Memorial 

Foundation 

Prime Healthcare Services, 

Inc. 

Reichert Ophthalmic 

Instruments 

W. Anthony Rhodes, DO ’85 

and Margaret Hogan 

Richmond Products 

Lulu Rumjahn 

Dr. David J. Saperstein 

Matthew Schafnitz 

Howard A. Scalone, DO 

Peter K. and Mimi Sien 

Dr. Maria Simms 


Société Internationale 

d’Ostéopathie 

Dr. Dwight A. Stiles 

Alice W. Stotenbur* 

Charles Stumpf 

Swift Memorial Health Care 

Foundation 

Halina Szmit 

TEAAM LP 

Audrey Tillmann, MD* 

Albina F. Turull 

Dr. Guillermo J. Valenzuela 

VCA Animal Hospital 

Verizon 

Vicenti, Lloyd & Stutzman 

Martha I. Walker 

Robert Wells 

Vince Whiting 

Mrs. Ah Law Wing 

Wyeth-Ayerst Laboratories 

Zenith Insurance Company 

Zyloware Eyewear 

$10,000 - $24,999 

Clinton E. Adams, 

DO, MPA, FACHE 

Rocco Albaneso 

Dr. Armen Ambarachyan 

American Academy of 

Osteopathy 

American Commerce 

National Bank 

Amgen, Inc. 

Atkinson, Andelson, Loya, 

Ruud and Romo 

Aziz F. Awad, DO ’91 and 

Samar Awad, MD 

Bank of America 

Bank of America Foundation 

Rosa Baum 

Dr. R. Barber 

Dorothy Barr 

Arnold and Mabel Beckman 

Foundation 

Ralph and Leah Bernstein 

Ian Bishop 

Margaret Blair 

Blickman Casework West 

Dr. Wesley V. Boudette* 

Stephanie D. Bowlin, EdD, 

MSHPE ’92 and 

Ronnie Bowlin 

Brandenburg Family 

Foundation 

Brazos Higher Education 

Service Corporation 

Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. Chan 

George Charney, DO and 

Jeanne Anne Charney, CRNA 

C. T. Chen, MD and 

Nancy Chen 

Fleming F. Chen MD, Inc. 

Raymond and Tina Cheng 

Chino Valley Meat 

Packing Co., Inc. 

Gabriel Chiu, DO ’96 and 

Christine Chiu 

Dr. Peryl M. Clanton 

Paul Cocose 

Benjamin L. Cohen, DO and 

Regan Elliot, JD 

Robert P. Colen, DO ’94 and 

Rita Colen 

The Community Foundation 

COW Industries, Inc. 

Cranial Seminar Dentists 

Drs. Vijay and 

Kamlesh Dhawan 

Dr. Joseph Dobkin 

Richard and Susan Dolnick 

Dr. Arthur M* and 

Mrs. Louise Dostrow 

DPR Construction, Inc. 

Eleanor Duffy* 

David Dworsky 

East West Bank 

Dale Eazell 

Larry I. Emdur, DO, PhD and 

Barbara Emdur 

Enterasys 

Robert L. Eubanks, Sr., DO and 

Thomas Eubanks, DO and 

Theresa M. Eubanks, DO 

Allen H. Feinberg 

Michael J. Feinstein, DO 

First Professional Bank 

John A. and Dianne Forbing 

Van Fossler 


Dr. Earl A. Gabriel* 

Gerald and Joan Garner 

Beatrice M. Geimer* 

Dr. Melvin Gentile 

General Computer Systems 

General Telephone Company 

Herbert E. and 

Gladys M. Gibbons 

The Donna and 

Spencer Gilbert Foundation 

GlaxoWellcome, Inc. 

Gerald Goldberg 

Great Lakes Educational 

Loan Services, Inc. 

Maybelle Gross 

GTE Foundation 

Gary M. Gugelchuk, PhD 

Joan Murad Haid, DO ’82 

Dr. Bernice Harker 

W. Barry Harkins 

Kenneth K. Hansraj, DO and 

Marcia D. Griffin, DO ’99 

Health Care 21 

Hendricks Pharmacy 

Leonard S. Herman 

IBM International Foundation 

Idexx Laboratories, Inc. 

Anonymous 112 

Indian Pharmacists 

Association 

Inter Valley Health Plan 

International Scientific 

Consultants 

Kevin M. Jenkins, DO and 

Gretchen Jenkins 

Mitchell Kasovac, DO and 

Martha A. Kasovac 

Soojung Kim 

Knapp Family Trust 

James J. Koelbl, DDS, MS, MJ 

and Joan Sandell, DMD 

Allen Korneff 

Jay Kramer 

Anonymous 113 

LA Care Health Plan 

Bernard Landsberger* 

Warren Lawless 

Dr. Hugh and Mrs. Mair Lewis 

Maurice Lewitt 

Michael J. Liskanich, DO 

Longs Drug Stores 

Betty White Ludden 

Millie Lui 

Dr. R. F. Manatt 

John T. McGwire, DDS and 

Ginger McGwire 

Maurine McIntyre 

Anthony J. McNevin 

Student Loan Funding and 

USA Funds 

David L. Messenger, MD 

Ron J. Messenger 

Ben Meyer 

Millennium Imaging 


Anonymous 113 

Molina Healthcare of 

California, Inc. 

Richard L. Mulvania, MD 

Mutual of America 

U Soe Myint, MD 

NACDS Education Foundation 

Anonymous 114 

National Community 

Pharmacists Association 

Foundation 

National Osteopathic 

Foundation 

New England Anti-Vivisection 

Society 

Christopher N. Oberg, PhD and 

Carol Morecki-Oberg, PhD 

Alice Oberhauser 

OfficeMate Software Solutions 

OneSight Foundation 

OPSC Convention Fund 

OsteoMed 

Pacific Homes 

Pearson and House 

Pharmacists, Inc. 

Pomona Helix LLC 

Prager, Sealy & Co., LLC 

PrimeCare Medical 

Group Network 

Leo Presser 

Dr. Marvin H. Primack 

Kyle Quast 

Hamid U. Rahman, MD 

The Ralphs Foundation 


Doug Rawlinson 

Christopher Reeve 

Paralysis Foundation 

Renaissance Insurance 

Agency, Inc. 

Ray Renee 

Otto and Bebe Reyer 

Daniel Robinson, 

PharmD, FASHP and 

Jacquelyn A. Robinson 

Royal Canin USA, Inc. 

Rox-san Pharmacy, Inc. 

San Antonio Community 

Hospital 

Stanley R. Saul, DO 

Schering-Plough Animal 

Health Corporation 

Pete Scurto 

Alan Shaw 

Kevin and Reinette Shaw 

Sam K. Shimomura, PharmD 

Howard Silver 

Jacob Spigelman 

St. Joseph Hospital 

Kenneth C. Stahl, DO* and 

Carolyn M. Stahl, OD* 

Arkady Stern 

Estate of Alice W. Stotenbur 

Josef Strazynski, DO ’82 

Student American Veterinary 

Medical Associaton 

Student Government 

Association 2009 

Student Loan Funding and 

USA Funds 

Laurie Stutzman, PA-C ’92 and 

Royce Stutzman 

Sun Health Research Institute 

Brain Bank 

B. Samuel Tanenbaum, PhD 

and Carol B. Tanenbaum 

TCM Medical Group 

TD Banknorth Insurance 

Group 

TEVA Neuroscience, Inc. 

Stanley M. Toy, Jr., MD 

Unocal Foundation 

Vuong P. Ta, MD and 

Kimloan N. Ta 

Yizhang Tang 

William and Sandra Turkel 

Seymour Ulansey, MD and 

Vicki Ulansey 

Vistakon, A Division of 

Johnson and Johnson Vision 

Care, Inc. 

Volk Optical, Inc. 

Waltham USA, Inc. 

Watson Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 

Joseph Weiss* 

Wiener Family 

Harvey R. Wieseltier, MD 

Jim and Sharon Williams 

Dr. Laurie M. Woll 

Albert and Susana Wong 

John Woodbury 

X-Cel X-Ray Corporation 

Rafi Younoszai, PhD 

Allan Yung, MD and 

Nancy L. Yung 

Dr. Joseph Zamot 

Philip K. and Phyllis K. Zia 

*Deceased 


Alumni Class Notes 

College of Osteopathic Medicine 

of the Pacific 

Murlan Grise, DO ’82, has been volunteering his time 

to assist with the application process for COMP- 

Northwest. 

David Connett, DO ’84, John Steinmann, DO ’86, 

Terence Rhone, DO ’90, Edward Goering, DO ‘94, 

MSHPE ’94, Thomas Minahan, DO ’95, Scott Helf, 

DO ’99, Jennifer LeTourneau, DO ’00, Lisa 

Deterville-Warren, DO ’01, Pejman Katiraei, DO 

’03, Kira Molas-Torreblanca, DO ’04, and Bryan 

Miller, DO ’12, were all among the COMP 

students/alumni who lectured at the OPSC Convention in 

San Diego, CA, in February 2012. 

Barbara Walker, DO ’84, will be the alumni 

commencement speaker for the COMP/GCBS ceremony 

in May 2012. 

John Steinmann, DO ’86, is a partner with Arrowhead 

Orthopaedics in Redlands, CA, and the director of spine 

trauma at Arrowhead Regional Medical Center. He has a 

professional interest in traumatic and spinal injuries as 

well as degenerative conditions of the cervical and lumbar 

spine. He is a member of the American College of 

Osteopathic Surgeons and North American Spine Society. 

Dr. Steinmann completed his residency in orthopedic 

surgery at Botsford General Hospital in Farmington Hills, 

MI, and a spine surgery fellowship at the University of 

Washington/Harborview Medical Center in Seattle. 

Monte Bible, DO ’87, is currently working with Kaiser 

Permanente in Petaluma, CA. 

Tim Blumer, DO ’89, is the psychiatry residency 

director for Samaritan Health Systems in Corvallis, OR. 

Larry Lyle, DO ’90, is a diplomat of the American 

Osteopathic Board of Family Physicians, an HIV specialist 

of the American Academy of HIV Medicine, and a 

microbiologist with the American Society for Clinical 

Pathology. 

Marc Lynch, DO ’91, is serving as a recurring 

contributor to a regular pain column in Becker’s ACS 

Review. Dr. Lynch, an anesthesiologist and pain 

management physician in private practice in Chino, CA, 

was nominated by the AOA division of media relations for 

this position. 

Kate McCaffrey, DO ’96, and Tara Bartlett, DO ’13, 

were featured in a Times-Standard (Eureka, CA) newspaper 

article about COMP students rotating through clinical 

practices in Humboldt County in the hopes that their 

experiences will lead them back to that area as physicians 

in the future. Dr. McCaffrey operates Redwood 

Osteopathy, Inc. in McKinleyville, CA, and currently 

precepts COMP students. 

Natalie Nevins, DO ’97, MSHPE ’97, is the director of 

medical education and the NMM/OMM residency 

program director at Downey Regional Medical Center. 

Raymond Hiserote, DO ’98, is currently associate 

professor and OMM Department vice chair for Touro 

College of Osteopathic Medicine in the Bay Area. His wife, 

Patricia Hiserote, DO ’01, MSHPE ’01, is also with 

Touro, and serves as chair of the Primary Care 

Department. 

Ginger Leon, DO ’01, completed both her internship 

and residency at Pacific Hospital of Long Beach in 2004. 

Her research experience extends into the area of fetal 

alcohol syndrome and teenage high-risk behavior related 

to AIDS. 

BodyLogicMD, the nation’s largest network of highly 

trained physicians specializing in bioidentical hormone 

therapy and nutrition and fitness, recently announced 

that Robert Porzio, DO ’01, MSHPE ’01, has joined 

Bob Ghelfi’s Sacramento bioidentical hormones practice. 

Dr. Porzio completed his internship and residency at 

Botsford General Hospital in Farmington Hills, MI, 

focusing on emergency medicine. Dr. Porzio is an active 

member of the American Academy of Anti-aging Medicine 

and the Institute for Functional Medicine. 


Alumni Class Notes (cont.) 

Mark Woodbridge, DO ’01, is the department head, 

Medical Home Gold Team; senior medical officer, family 

medicine, and ECOMS primary care services representative 

for the Naval Hospital in Twentynine Palms. 

Brian Loveless, DO ’02, announced the birth of a new 

son recently: Gregory Kenneth Loveless was born at home, 

weighing 9 lbs., 5 oz., and measured 22 inches long. Mom 

and baby are doing well. Dr. Loveless is also now an 

associate professor of OMM at WesternU. 

Gretchen Thiemecke, DO ’05, recently graduated 

from a military residency in psychiatry. 

Vu Dinh, DO ’06, is now a general surgeon at Lewis 

County General Hospital in Lowville, NY. Dr. Dinh 

completed residencies in general surgery at Henry Ford Bi- 

County Hospital in Warren, MI, and at St. John Episcopal 

Hospital in Far Rockaway, NY. He is a member of the 

American College of Osteopathic Surgeons. 

Lane Noble, DO ’09, has returned from his military 

service in Iraq. He has also just completed his first novel, 

The Life of a Colonial Fugitive, a military/historical fiction 

story based on the American Revolution. 

College of Allied Health Professions 

Bernyce Peplowski, MSHPE ’87, lectured at the 

Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons of California Annual 

Convention in San Diego, CA, in February 2012. 

On September 28, 2011, Health Science Education 

Department Chair Tina Meyer, PA ’92, MSHS ’06, 

presented “Tips, Tricks and Tools for Teaching and 

Supervising Students in Clinical Education” as part of the 

ongoing CAPE series of professional development for 

faculty and staff at WesternU. On September 30, Dr. Meyer 

presented the same topic at the Annual Preceptors 

Meeting in the College of Optometry. 

Joline Yeager, PA ’97, MSHS ’02, was also hired as 

clinical education coordinator for the Department of 

Physician Assistant Education. 

Adam Mogil, MSPA ’03, is currently involved in a 

urology practice and is precepting PA students. 

Patti Nakagawa, DPT ’03, was recently recognized in 

“California PT Notes,” an electronic memo produced by 

the California Physical Therapy Association, for making a 

generous donation to the CAL-PT-FUND. 

Sheryl Low, DPT ’05, was elected to the California 

Physical Therapy Association (CPTA) Chapter Board in the 

position of director. As one of four directors representing 

more than 6,000 physical therapist and physical therapist 

assistant members in the state, Dr. Low joins the ninemember 

chapter board which serves as the governing 

body in presiding over the CPTA. 

Steven Lam, MSHS ’07, DO ’08, was a guest speaker at 

the 4th Annual Vietnamese Educational Conference on 

Diabetes, sponsored by Orange County Supervisor Janet 

Nguyen and the American Diabetes Association on 

November 5, 2011, at Fountain Valley Regional Hospital 

and Medical Center. 

Mary Wardell, DPT ’08, and associate dean Donna 

Redman-Bentley have two commentaries: “Commentary 

on walking stride rate patterns in children and youth” in 

November, and “Commentary Bayley Scales of Infant 

Development Screening Test - Gross Motor Subtest: 

Efficacy in Determining Need for Services” in January in 

Clinical Bottom Line, Pediatric Physical Therapy. 

Krystal Cole, MSPA ’10, has joined Plastic and 

Reconstructive Surgeons with St. Francis Medical Group in 

Beech Grove, IN. 

WesternU welcomed Alicia Roth, MSPA ’11, as an 

assistant teacher in the Department of Physician Assistant 

Education. 

Amanda Vlasveld, MSPA ’11, married Samuel Lasse 

on October 2, 2011, at Edgewood Golf Course in Lake 

Tahoe, NV. 


Alumni Class Notes (cont.) 

College of Graduate Nuring 

Sherry Gregory, MSN ’08, will be the alumni 

commencement speaker for the CAHP/CGN in May 2012. 

College of Pharmacy 

Megan Nguyen, PharmD ’00, has assumed the role of 

director for enrollment management. Dr. Nguyen will 

coordinate the admissions process for the College of 

Pharmacy in conjunction with the University Office of 

Admissions. 

In addition to owning both Yucaipa Valley Pharmacy in 

Yucaipa and California Specialty Pharmacy in Whittier, 

Bhavesh Desai, PharmD ’02, recently received his JD. 

He is also the current president of the Indian Pharmacists 

Association of California, and he is on the CPhA Academy 

of Pharmacy Owners Board. 

After graduation, Sam Badianat, PharmD ’03, became 

a pharmacy manager for Rite-Aid and staff pharmacist at 

Beverly Hospital. While with Rite-Aid, he precepted 

WesternU student pharmacists in 2005-06 as part of the 

community practice track. He is now the operations 

supervisor for PharMedQuest Pharmacy Services in Brea. 

In a drawing at the September 10 alumni CME dinner in 

Newport Beach, Raffi Kaprielian, PharmD ’07, and 

Arpie Mikaelian, PharmD ’09, were the proud 

winners of a weekend at the Blue Lantern Inn in Dana 

Point, which included dinner at the Harbor Grill and a 

very nice bottle of wine. 

Sally Shin, PharmD ’08, and Vincent Ly, 

PharmD ’10 work at the AltaMed pharmacy in 

Commerce, CA. Dr. Shin precepts students in the HIV 

clinic there; and Dr. Ly is a preceptor and the pharmacist 

in charge at the Commerce site. 

Mindy M. Chou, PharmD ’11, and associate professor 

Cynthia Jackevicius recently had their article “Generic 

Atorvastatin and Health Care Costs” published in the New 

England Journal of Medicine. This is Dr. Jackevicius’s 

fourth time being published in this prestigious journal. 

College of Veterinary Medicine 

Heidi Agnic, DVM ’07, will be the alumni speaker at 

the CVM commencement ceremony in May 2012. 

Associate Professor Donald Hsu, PharmD ’03, will be 

the alumni speaker at the College's commencement 

ceremony in May 2012. 


Upcoming WesternU Events 

May 12: COMP Alumni CME Day, 7:30 a.m.-5:30 

p.m. in the Health Education Center on the 

Pomona campus. This program is pending 

approval for 9 AOA Catergory 1-A CME credits by 

the AOA CCME. COMP alumni can register for just 

$45, which includes breakfast and lunch. For 

details, visit www.westernu.edu/alumni-compcme 

May 16-18: WesternU Commencement 

Ceremonies and Dinners in Pasadena, CA 

June 10-13: American Society of Health-System 

Pharmacists’ Summer Meeting in Baltimore, MD. 

WesternU Reception TBA. For information, please 

contact Renee Cook at rcook@westernu.edu or 

(909) 706-3826 

June 13: GNP/ICP Scholarship Golf Classic 

benefitting pharmacy student scholarships at 

WesternU and USC, Robinson Ranch Golf Course, 

Santa Clarita, CA. 

June 18: WesternU Towne & Gown Golf Classic 

benefitting student scholarships at the Glendora 

Country Club in Glendora, CA. Check-in begins at 

11 a.m., with a shotgun start at noon. To register 

or for information, please contact Austin 

Braunwalder at abraunwalder@westernu.edu or 

(909) 469-8495 

June 28-July 1: California Veterinary Medical 

Association’s Pacific Veterinary Conference in San 

Francisco, CA. WesternU Reception on Saturday, 

June 30, at 5:30 p.m. at the Hilton San Francisco 

Union Square 

For more information, or to RSVP for any of these alumni 

events, please go to www.westernu.edu/alumni-events 

or contact the Alumni Office at (909) 469-5274 or 

alumni@westernu.edu. 


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