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A L U M N I & F R I E N D S<strong>North</strong> 2007 <strong>Idaho</strong> <strong>College</strong> Alumni Year & Friends in Revie w


Scholarship Recipients andDonors ConnectThe <strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong> <strong>College</strong>Foundation awarded $343,530in scholarships to 362 students inthe 2006-2007 school year. Thescholarships were made possiblethrough contributions from literallyhundreds of donors.“Scholarships provide helpand hope for students whomight not otherwise be able topursue their dreams,” said NICFoundation Executive DirectorRayelle Anderson. “Scholarshipsare a solid investment and provideopportunities and encouragementfor those fortunate enough to beassisted by a scholarship award.”Each November, the NICFoundation brings together donorsand the many deserving studentswho benefit from their philanthropyfor the annual Fall ScholarshipCelebration as a way for both groups tolearn more about each other.A donor can establish a new scholarshipor contribute to an existing scholarshipNIC Foundation and Alumni Year in ReviewCoeur d’Alene Art Association Board MemberChelsea Cordova stands with <strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong><strong>College</strong> fine arts student Laura James. Jameswas the recipient of the 2006-07 Coeurd’Alene Art Association Scholarship.fund. The Foundation works with eachdonor to set up the criteria for which thescholarship is distributed. To donate toscholarships, call the NIC Foundation at208.769.5978 or give online atwww.nic.edu/foundation.NIC Foundation supportsexcellence throughawards and grantsThe NIC Foundation awarded19 grants for a total of $50,707in 2006-07 through the NICFoundation Grant Program,which is funded by annualdonations and Really BIG Raffleproceeds. Since 1994, theNIC Foundation has awarded149 grants totaling $668,887to faculty, staff, and studentgroups at NIC through the grantprogram.In addition, the NIC Foundationawarded numerous awards toexceptional NIC staff and facultyat the annual employee awardsceremony last spring.Really BIG Raffle Winner in Audience –First Time Ever!David and Kerri Adler of Missoula,Montana, were the grand prizewinners of the new home, builtby the NIC Carpentry Programstudents, in the 14th annual ReallyBIG Raffle. They also became thefirst home winners ever to bepresent at the drawing when theirwinning ticket was announced!Over $335,000 in prizes wereawarded on July 11, 2007.The raffle continues to be a hugesuccess for the Foundation,netting over $180,000 this year.Proceeds will be used to supportstudent and program needs.The NIC Carpentry students arealready hard at work constructingthe next home located at 2806Marceille Drive in Coeur d’Alene.Pictured are NIC President Priscilla Bell,winner of the grand prize house David Adler ofMissoula, Mont., Adler’s 3-year-old son Kian,Adler’s friend Dave Larson also of Missoula whopurchased tickets for the drawing with Adler,and NIC Foundation President Jim Thorpe.Tickets are on sale now for the July 9, 2008 drawing. For full details and to purchasetickets, visit www.nic.edu/foundation or call 208.769.3271.Purchase a Really BIG Raffle Ticket“This scholarship means a lotto me. It demonstrates that I’vedone something positive withmy life. It helps me support myfamily while I go to school andhelps decrease the amount ofloans, which directly influenceshow much education I canattain. Mostly it just means I’mon the right track to my future.”–Shannon Duncan, nursinggraduate and recipient of the2006-2007 Doug & Jan BellMemorial and the Roy & LeonaNelson Foundation ScholarshipsPage 3


NIC Foundation and Alumni Year in Review<strong>College</strong> supporterdonates portion ofestate to NICElisabeth Scates, who passedaway in January 2007, caredabout her community and <strong>North</strong><strong>Idaho</strong> <strong>College</strong>. She believed ineducation and was committedto giving—both in life and indeath.Through her will, Elisabethmade arrangements tocontribute $12,000 to benefitthe John Dunlop MemorialScholarship, which she and herhusband of 22 years, retireddentist Robert (Bob) Scates,established in 2003 in memoryof Elisabeth’s son John Dunlop.Dunlop, who attended NIC in1968-1969, died at a young ageand Elisabeth wanted to ensurehe was remembered through afund to help NIC students.“This scholarship fund is awonderful example of how aloved one’s memory can liveon forever through charitablegiving,” said NIC FoundationExecutive Director RayelleAnderson. “NIC students willcontinue to reap the rewardsof the Scates’ philanthropy foryears to come.”To learn more about establishinga named fund or making<strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong> <strong>College</strong> part ofyour estate plan, call the NICFoundation at 208.769.5978.Robert (Bob) and ElisabethScates in their Fort Groundshome in 2004.NIC nursing students establishscholarship in honor of fellowstudent’s daughterStudents in <strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong><strong>College</strong>’s renownedAssociate’s Degree Nursingprogram enroll for a varietyof reasons. Some for betterpay, others for a chance ata lifelong career. Still thereis one attribute that mostnursing students share—thedesire to help people.Like most nontraditionalcollege students, nursingstudent Greg Sapp workedto balance the demandsof being a college studentwhile trying to make endsmeet for his wife Leeanne,and their three daughters, 6-year-oldDaphne, 3-year-old Ayiana, and 1-yearoldMadelyn, all of Rathdrum. Greg wasentering his second and final year in NIC’snursing program and was well on his wayto reaching his goal when tragedy struckhis family.It was the day after Christmas 2005when the Sapp’s youngest daughterMadelyn woke her parents in the middleof the night. What started as a feverrapidly worsened. In one devastatingnight, the Sapps discovered it was aninfection in the bloodstream that causedtheir 1-year-old daughter to slip into acoma and eventually suffer a massivestroke. Maddie passed away Dec. 28,2005, seven days after her first birthday.While facing such tragedy in his personallife, Greg could have easily decided todrop out prior to his final semester,but the NIC nursing students and staffwouldn’t let him. Greg felt their supportalmost immediately.“We went to school all those years tolearn how to care for other people,”said nursing graduate Dan Franklin ofDalton Gardens, a former classmate ofGreg’s. “So when we had the opportunityto care for one of our own who wasin need, someone in our immediatefamily that was going through the worstgrief imaginable, we were ready to doanything it took. That’s what nursing is allabout.”Greg and Leeanne Sapp with their daughters (left toright) Daphne, Ayiana, and Madelyn.Prior to commencement, the graduatingnursing class of 2006 establisheda memorial scholarship in honor ofMadelyn to be given each year to astruggling second-year nursing student.The class set a goal to raise $5,000,which is the minimum amount needed toendow a scholarship, allowing it to livein perpetuity with the interest earningsof the fund awarded each year as ascholarship.“I can’t express how much it meansto me to have Maddie’s name tied tosomething so positive that will live onforever,” Leeanne said.In just over a month, the scholarshipreached the $5,000 endowment leveland the contributions are still flowingin over a year later. Greg now worksin the Coronary Care Unit of KootenaiMedical Center and more than 30 of hiscoworkers in the unit decided to use aportion of a departmental incentive tocontribute to the fund, which currentlysits at more than $7,000.“This speaks to the kind of people nursesare,” Greg said. “We spend our livestaking care of other people and we alltake care of each other too.”To contribute to the Madelyn IsabellaSapp Memorial Scholarship, send a taxdeductibledonation to the <strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong><strong>College</strong> Foundation, 1000 W. GardenAvenue, Coeur d’Alene, ID, 83814 or call208.769.5978 for more information.Page 4You have the power to change a life…


NIC Foundation and Alumni Year in ReviewNIC Alumni Association presents annualalumni awardsAlumni of the YearMikki StevensNIC Culinary ArtsInstructor MikkiStevens, ’68, wasselected by the NICAlumni Associationas the 2007 Alumniof the Year for hercommitment toboth the college andthe community.Stevens was born and raised in Coeurd’Alene and is a Coeur d’Alene HighSchool graduate. She earned anassociate’s degree from NIC in 1968 andwas active at the community college.She later earned a master’s degreein adult and organizational learningfrom the University of <strong>Idaho</strong> and hascontinued to take classes throughouther career. Stevens has worked as aninstructor in NIC’s Culinary Arts programsince 1999.Thirteen years ago, Stevens founded theRed Hot Mamas, a nonprofit dance andcomedy troupe.“Mikki is well-known and lovedwherever she goes,” said NIC AlumniRelations Coordinator Sara Fladeland.“With her service to the college andcommunity, including more than 25service organizations, she is mostdeserving of this award.”Honorary Alumni of the YearEdie McCormickNIC PonderayCenter EducationalResourceCoordinatorEdie McCormickwas selected asthe NIC AlumniAssociation’s 2007Honorary Alumnusof the Year inhonor of her service to NIC.In 2000, McCormick was hired as thecoordinator of NIC’s first outreachcenter, the NIC Ponderay Center,which opened that same year. Sincethen, McCormick has helped grow thecenter’s classes and services and hashelped more than 2,700 students fromBonner and Boundary counties enroll inNIC classes at the center.“Although McCormick isn’t technicallyan alum, she cares deeply about NIC andbelieves in its mission,” Sara Fladelandsaid. “She is responsible for manystudents’ success and we’re pleased tobe able to honor her in this way.”Wild Game Feast: Another Wild successThings get a little wild for the NIC AlumniAssociation each winter, when theassociation hosts the Wild Game Feast,an event highlighted with a five-course,gourmet meal featuring wild gamecuisine. More than 150 people attendedthe 2007 Wild Game Feast, raising morethan $7,500 for student scholarships.These proceeds provided scholarships to11 deserving students for the 2007-2008academic year.The ninth annual Wild Game Feast isscheduled for Saturday, Feb. 2, 2008at <strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong> <strong>College</strong>. Reserve ticketsby calling the NIC Alumni Association at208.769.5978 or e-mail alumni@nic.edu.Although NIC provides wonderfuleducational opportunities at a reasonableprice, the reality is that the majorityof our students would be unable toattend college without the assistance ofscholarships, grants, and student loans.Donate to the General Scholarship FundStay Connected!Join Today!Alumni of <strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong> <strong>College</strong>represent the past, present,and future. Staying connectedwith NIC is a great way to beengaged, stay informed, andserve as an ambassador of the<strong>College</strong>. Make that connectionby joining the NIC AlumniAssociation! Membership isfree and requires completion ofonly 12 NIC academic credits.You need not be a graduate tobecome a member. Membershipbenefits include;• Personal ID Card• Subscription to the AlumniConnection newsletter• 10% discount on logo itemmerchandise at Mica PeakExchange (NIC bookstore)• Special invitations to allAlumni Association events• 10% off Wild Game Feasttickets (annual fundraiser)• 50% off admission to allhome athletic events• NIC Molstead Libraryborrowing privilegesTo join, visit our websitewww.nic.edu/alumnior call 208.769.5978.Page 5


NIC Foundation and Alumni Year in ReviewPage 6“We want to providethe best educationalopportunities possible tothe residents of this areawhile meeting the trainingneeds expected of us bythe community.”Priscilla Bell, Ph.D.,President<strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong> <strong>College</strong>ONLINE NOW!<strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong> <strong>College</strong>’sComprehensive Reportto the Communitywww.nic.eduContent Highlights:• 2007-08 Budget• Property Tax Levy Rate History• Student Demographics• Future Priorities• Program Offerings• Notable AchievementsNew Leadership at NICThe <strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong> <strong>College</strong> Board of Trustees announced in July of 2007 the selectionof Priscilla Bell, Ph.D., as the college’s eighth president. The selection of Bellconcluded a national search process, guided by the Association of Community <strong>College</strong>Trustees, to replace former NIC President Michael Burke after he accepted a positionas president of San Jose City <strong>College</strong> in California.Bell most recently served as president of Highline Community <strong>College</strong> in Des Moines,Wash., from 2000-2006. Prior to Highline, Bell served as president of Fulton-Montgomery Community <strong>College</strong> in Johnstown, N.Y., from 1995-2000.“I am committed to leading NIC to an even better, brighter future,” Bell said. “NIC isand will remain the higher education institution of hope, opportunity, and choice forour region – the place where students achieve their dreams. Our region is changingrapidly and NIC will change with it.”To address the community’s needs, Bell organized industry, civic, and economicleaders to provide input on how the college could better contribute to the overalleconomic health of the region. The group, called Partners in Education, will assist thecollege in identifying labor market needs as well as developing short- and long-termeducational programs to help meet those needs.Students – the heart of the matter2006-07 Highlights• NIC provides educational opportunitiesto the five northern counties of<strong>Idaho</strong> with courses offered on themain campus in Coeur d’Alene andat outreach centers in Post Falls,Kellogg, Ponderay and Bonners Ferry.• NIC set another record in the fall of2006 with a 5.4 percent increase inenrollment, up 239 students to atotal of 4,631.• The NIC Workforce Training Center Veronica Hendricks, chemistry graduate ‘07posted a 5.9 percent increase innoncredit duplicated enrollments for2006-07, up from 12,795 in 2005 toa record 13,550 in 2006.• Through NIC’s Adult Basic Education,623 students earned GEDs.2006-07 Student Achievements• NIC Business Professionals ofAmerica ranked among top 10 atnational competition and earnedthree national awards.• Student-run newspaper, The Sentinel,placed first in the general excellencecategory for two-year colleges andwon the Best All-Around Non-Daily Student Newspaper Mark ofExcellence Award from the Society ofProfessional Journalists.You have the power to change a life…• As part of an ongoing grant program,NIC natural science instructors helpto identify students with aptitudeand interest and match them withlocal businesses for internships. NICgraduate Veronica Hendricks of St.Maries expressed gratitude for theinternship program, which led toa multitude of other opportunitiesfor her— including an elite 10-weekfellowship at Boise State Universitywhere she worked on researching theuse of collagen.• The NIC Athletics Departmentexperienced phenomenal success,rising to become a program to bereckoned with as part of the nationalcommunity college athletic arena.


Connecting Families withServicemen and Women in IraqIn collaboration with the FamilyReadiness Group and severalother organizations, <strong>North</strong><strong>Idaho</strong> <strong>College</strong> made the 2006holiday season a little brighterfor dozens of families of activeservicemen and women in theInland <strong>North</strong>west. With help fromthe U.S. Army Engineer Researchand Development Center’sTeleEngineering OperationsCenter in Vicksburg, Mississippi,and the use of interactivevideoconferencing technology,NIC connected more than 10families to their loved ones in Iraq,offering the opportunity to speakwith and see those they deeplymissed.ıı Alumni Spotlight ııEducation is a silver bullet, according toNIC alumnus Tim Fort of Kellogg, <strong>Idaho</strong>.Fort was working at Wal-Mart and goingthrough a divorce in the summer of2004. He was lying on the beach on hisday off when the silver bullet hit him.Fort, whose furthest level of educationat the time was a general educationdiploma (GED), pondered going intomanagement for Wal-Mart or going backto school.“I didn’t really know which one wouldbe the best,” Fort said. “A job and havea decent paycheck with Wal-Mart or goto school and not have an income fortwo to three years. I said a prayer anddecided to go with the one that camethrough first. School fell right into place,so I went with it.“It wasn’t just getting an education, itwas also learning new job skills with anactual future to it.”Fort entered the Computer InformationTechnology program at <strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong><strong>College</strong> and became an NIC Ambassador,helping to inform other students of NIC’sprograms and services. He also servedas president of the honor society PhiTheta Kappa, volunteered for the NICNIC Foundation and Alumni Year in ReviewDerrick, Conner, and Susan Kinnune utilizetechnology at <strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong> <strong>College</strong> to visit withChaplain Robert Kinnune in Iraq.Foundation’s Community Campaign, andwas the 2004-2005 Hugh “Olin” SmithScholarship recipient.Three years after enrolling at NIC, Fortgraduated with an associate’s degreeand several computer certifications toenhance his employability.Fort is now working as the leadcomputer technician for the KelloggSchool District and is an active memberof the NIC Alumni Association.“The moreeducated aperson is,the moreopportunities theyhave,” Fort said,“which usuallytranslates intoa person beingmore involved intheir community.”Industry and technology needs are everchangingand increasingly expensive. Inorder to provide quality teaching andlearning opportunities, additional fundingis continually needed.Donor Spotlight:ı Ron Nilson ıThrough a special partnershipbetween the <strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong>Manufacturing Consortium(NIMC) and the <strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong><strong>College</strong> Foundation, a newTrades and Industry ScholarshipFund has been established forstudents at NIC.The cooperative effort isdesigned to reach out to highschool and non-traditionalstudents to encourage them toconsider education and trainingin NIC’s Trades and Industryprograms.These scholarship fundsspecifically target potentialstudents who might nototherwise have the opportunityto attend NIC, as well aseducate them about thepotential of a career in tradesand industry professions.Additional funds through theWorkforce Investment Act weremade available through the<strong>Idaho</strong> Department of Laborfor students hoping to pursueimmediate employment throughNIC’s Trades and Industryprograms.To donate, please contactthe NIC Foundation at208.769.5978 or online atwww.nic.edu/foundation.“Wehave anopportunityto show thecollege andcommunityworkinghand inhand,” saidRon Nilson,presidentof the NIMC and presidentand CEO of Ground ForceManufacturing. “There aregood jobs waiting for trained,educated workers in the region.”Donate to the Equipment & Technology FundPage 7


NIC Foundation Honor Roll of ContributorsThank you for your investment through the <strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong> <strong>College</strong> Foundation. You’re directly helping NICstudents in their pursuit of a quality education and brighter future.The following list includesthose supporters whosegifts were received throughthe <strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong> <strong>College</strong>Foundation between July 1,2005 and June 30, 2007.If your name is misspelled,listed incorrectly, oromitted, please call us at208.769.5978.Gifts of Cash$1,000 and aboveIndividualsAnonymous*John and Joanna AdamsWally and Pamela AdamsEva AndersonRayelle and Michael Anderson*Dr. and Mrs. David R. BarnesJack and Camie Beebe*Estate of J. Douglas BellSandi Bloem and Greg CrimpKenneth and Betty BratlieR. Romer and Kathleen Brown*Dr. Michael and Deborah Burke*Tim and Kathy ChristieMrs. Dorothy M. Clark*Jim and Jerre Coleman*Rod and Debbie ColwellRhena CooperTom and Alice Cromwell*Harold and Katherine Damiano*Frank Darlington*Brad and Shariae Dugdale*Mark and Elsa DuvallWilliam and Barbara Egolf*James and Judith Eisses*Ron and Sandra EmersonKathleen C. FaradayBrian and Pamela FarleyMark and Marlo FaulknerJ. Warren and Deborah Fisher*Patrick and Ginger FlynnDr. and Mrs. Charles L. Gates, Jr.Bruce and Diana GiffordMike and Gina HalpernDr. Carl Hanson and Dr. Judy LydingDr. Mike HarrisEstate of John L. HarrisonJon and Cyndi Hippler*Dr. Kirk HjeltnessDr. and Mrs. R. Randy HopkinsEstate of Charles K. HowardTodd and Joni HudsonArchie and LoRayne Hulsizer FamilyJanice JarzabekJames and Michelle JeitlerMichele and Geary JerdeRolland and Jeannie JurgensGeorge A. KainDr. Gerald L. KennedyDr. Robert and Heather KetchumDavid and Blanche KohliTim and Linda KomberecEthel KurlandDr. G.C. Kutteruf and Dr. Anita RobinsonAlan and Karen LambDoris LeCoultreDr. Jon LuedersVicki Markizon*Pasquale and Karen MastantuonoRick Maxey and Kim Jacklin*Steve and Judy MeyerDr. Bruce and Claudia MiewaldRay and Jane MorganBrant MorrisRobert and Nancey MurrayJane NishioDr. Peter ObligatoPeggy Odenthal*Dr. PZ PearceDr. Gina Prindle and Dr. Ron PrindleDr. Tim and Wanda QuinnErna Rhinehart and Ron ColeDr. Jack RiggsSteve and Karen RuppelDick and Wendy SamsGreg and Leeanne SappDon and Sue SausserReverend David and Sue SawleyDr. Robert and Elisabeth Scates*Estate of Elisabeth Dunlop ScatesDavid and Susan SchreiberBill and Kathy SemmlerGarry and Julie StarkJohn and Suzi StoneJim and Marti StowCraig and Rose TedmonSue and Tom Thilo*Jim and Brenda ThorpeTom and KJ TorgersonDr. John and Julie UkichLinda VaudreuilAllie and Peter VogtA. K. WaldenMarc and Nancy Sue Wallace*Dr. Cooper WesterJim WilharmAlice Irene WilsonDr. James WinterDr. Ken and Ginger WrightDr. Dan YovichinPeter and Cheri ZaoBusinesses/OrganizationsAdvanced Benefits ManagementAllegra Print and Imaging*Allied Weldery, Inc.American Association of UniversityWomen-Coeur d’Alene BranchAvista Utilities*BAB Women’s ClubBlue Cross of <strong>Idaho</strong>, Foundation forHealth, Inc.Callahan Zeller Foundation, Inc.*Cancer and Community CharitiesCentennial Distributing Corporation*Coeur d’Alene Art Association*Coeur d’Alene Garbage Service/Post FallsSanitationCoeur d’Alene Kiwanis*Coeur d’Alene Rotary Club*Coeur d’Alene Summer TheaterCoeur d’Alene Sunrise RotaryCoeur d’Alene Symphony Orchestra,Inc.*Coeur d’Alene TribeColdwater CreekThe Confederate Tribes of the ColvilleReservationContractors <strong>North</strong>west, Inc.Cooper Charitable Trust*District 1 Music EducatorsEmpire Airlines*The Festivals CommitteeFirst Security Foundation*FirstBank <strong>North</strong>west*Florence Wasmer Fund for Children andFamiliesThe Greg Green FoundationH2A Architects, P.A.Harris-Dean Insurance*Hastings Books Music & Video*Hayden Lake Rotary Club, 245Hope RealtyHuman Rights Education Institute*Inland <strong>North</strong>west CommunityFoundationInland <strong>North</strong>west ConsultantsInternational Association ofAdministrative ProfessionalsIronwood Athletic Club*J-U-B Engineers, Inc.Key Technology, Inc.Kootenai Benewah Medical AllianceKootenai Benewah Medical SocietyKootenai Charities, Inc.*Kootenai Medical CenterKootenai Tribe of <strong>Idaho</strong>Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation,Inc.*The McGraw-Hill CompaniesMountain West BankNeuman’s Plumbing, Inc<strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong> Eye Institute<strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong> Medical Care Center<strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong> Title Company<strong>North</strong>west Specialty HospitalNorton BuffaloP.E.O. Chapter AG*P.E.O. Chapter AVPanhandle Building ContractorsAssociationPanhandle Voiture 1196 40 ET 8Parker ToyotaPepsi Bottling Group*Polin & Young Construction, Inc.*Post Falls Lions ClubRotary Club of SandpointRotary of Post FallsRoy and Leona Nelson FoundationShannon Plumbing and HeatingSpirit Lake Volunteer AmbulanceAuxiliarySterling Savings BankStock Building Supply of Coeur d’AleneTeMon Consulting, Inc.Thorco, Inc.*Verizon FoundationWashington Trust BankWells Fargo Foundation*Windermere Foundation/Coeur d’Alene Realty*$1 to $999IndividualsAnonymous*Dr. Joseph and Kathi AbateGary and Lucinda AdeDouglas and Margaret AlbertsonDale and Sharon AndersenJoe and Andrea AndersonDoris AyarsBarry and Shannon BadgettTamra BaldiniB. J. and Patricia BarberPatricia BartAlan and Katherine BartonDelbert and Mary BatchelderDale and Joanne BauneRobert and Janine BaxterMrs. Alice Jo BeckPriscilla BellLarry and Laureen BelmontMarjorie H. BenderDean and Linda BennettTheresa BeresH.J. Boatwright, Jr.Sue BoringRobert and June BoutonWilliam and Joan BoydSusan BrooksDale and Fay BrownJoe and Jean BujakJanet BunkeShirley L. BuntonLoren and Janell Burke*Esther M. BurnsDouglas L. BurrDrs. Richard and Kaye CaldwellRay and Betty CapaulMark and Mary CastleMarge ChadderdonHerb and Betty CheeleyEldon and Carlene ChittickDenise L. ClarkBobbie ClaymoreGary and Rebecca CoffmanMark ColeDr. and Mrs. Patrick CollinsDick and Janette Compton*Dennis and Barbara ConnersThomas and Ronelle CorbeyDeb CordesJames and Pamela CornmesserCharles L. CoxTimothy and Eileen Crowder*Lynda CulhaneMr. Larry CurrySusan J. DahlbergBarbara A. Daugharty, M.D.Donations to the Foundation support adiverse mix of important needs including:• scholarships for deserving students• teaching equipment and resources forclassrooms and laboratories• enhanced support services that foster studentsuccess and retention• capital improvements* Signifies giving in consecutive years from January 1, 2000 to June 30, 2007. (If you’ve inadvertently missed a year in your consecutive giving, it’s not too late to update yourgiving history! Send your contribution today and note the year you want the gift applied to.)Page 8You have the power to change a life…


How you can help…• Make your tax-deductible contribution through theNIC Foundation today through a gift of:- Check or credit card- Appreciated assets (securities and real estate)- Donate online at www.nic.edu/foundation• Designate the NIC Foundation as a beneficiary in yourwill, retirement plan, or life insurance($1 - $999 continued)Duane Daugharty, M.D.Chester and Georgia DavisDavid and Virginia De LongJack and Janice DeBaunDick and Kathleen DionneDr. Bret and Michele DirksDr. Michael and Laurie DixonDon and Sharon DonartJack and Mary DowersDonald and Lois DundonWilliam and Casey EisenbrandtAllan and Jimmie EisenwinterDerek F. ElliottSandy and Jeanne EmersonHoward and Holly EmeryMr. and Mrs. Arlo EricksonHailey EricksonRoger D. EvansOrrin and Jo Len EverhartMargaret FedjeDon and Joyce FerrellMary Jean FerrisRobert H. FickenJames and Pamela FinkArthur and Nancy FlaganDaniel and Luella FranklinDr. Lynn and Ellen FredriksonDr. Jack and Ruth FullwilerKevin and Meredith FunkMr. Earl E. GalesBarney and Kathy GallantScott and Jean Gardner*Kimber GatesRobert C. GibsonWilliam and Margaret GiesaBrad and Kim GilbertArchie and Shari GillespieJulie M. GlenJuan and Stephanie GodinezGreg and Valerie GodwinJohn GoeddeWally and Gayle GoodsenMichael and Janet Gossett*Richard and Gwen GriebJoseph F. Grismer, M.D.David P. GrothDuane and Lola HagadoneJohn and Eloise HallahanWayne and Shelly HammonsStaci HardeeAlando and Tatiana HarrisonLeona L. HassenMeg Hatch*Michael and Nola HawleyScarlet Rose HazzardJoan HeadJohn L. HendrixBruce and Dortha HerbyArt and Babette Hess*Rashelle HestonRandy and Lisa HillMervin and Laura HillDr. Robert and Patricia HolmanRADM John B. HolmesRobert and Jean HowardBreAnna D. HoweStewart and Karen HubbardSuzanne Jean HugueninNIC Foundation Honor Roll of ContributorsBarbara HugueninElgian and Dona HurleyGeorge and Julia IvesJoe JacobySandra E. JacquotJohn JaklichRichard and Georgia JensenChuck and Anne JensonJaime JerdeVirginia and Graydon JohnsonDr. Peter and Kathie Jones*Ronald and Ann JurcevichFrank and Suzanne KaderkaGene and Margaret KaplanRichard and Louise KartherDanielle K. KazmierskiWarren and Marion KeatingThomas and Merry KeevyGeorge KellyDavid and Trina KennedyChad and Ramona KlingerAl and Deborah KristalGail LaferriereMarvin and Janet LakeDebra LaneDon and Corrine LarsenDale and Rose LavigneKory and Amber LazelleEdward and Susan LeachEdward and Susan Leach CharitableTrust*Chelsea LeadsGeorge and Ann LePard*Ray and Helen Liberg*Christine L. LittleDean LundbladTom LyonsHelen MacEachernHarry and Colleen MagnusonDr. David J. MaianiDavid MannEugene and Lana MarchioroFrank MathesJane Dart MaunsellR. Kenley and Helen MaurerChar MaxwellGary and Patricia MaxwellKevin and Cindy McGeeJacqueline McIntyre-FoxRichard and Julie McKernan*Warren McKinlayGwen McManusMarshall and Dolly MendLinda J. MichalF.J. and Cary MillerPatrick and Renee MillerMrs. Raymond MittenRamona and Gary MobbsCameron and Janelle MorganKristina MorlandWilliam and Kimberly MorseMark and Dianne MunkittrickMyrna T. MyersMark and Darlene NasonK.V. and Jo Ann Nelson*Ralph and Judith NelsonRoger and Sharon NelsonJodie L. NeumayerJessica A. NicholsBill and Judy NixonRon and Pamela NoahSuzanne and David NussearMarjorie OlinAlva and Kristine OsbornKathryn E. OswaldElizabeth PanteleeffMr. and Mrs. William G. PapeshJuanita D. ParkerStan J. ParksSandra E. PatanoDavid and Kristi Pelz*Brad and Linda PendletonJohn and Daisy PiattMike PierceJean and Andy PiskeCamy PopielCharles PostDoug and Pam PotterRobert and Donys PowellKent and Becki PropstDebbie J. ProulxJack PurdieJill and Randy Ragan*Sylvia RandallCarl and Jane RandolphLeslie and Ethel Ratcliff*Thomas Rau and Susan DummerLanny and Katherine ReamScott and Mary Lou ReedDavid G. RemingtonRonn and Roberta RichDave and Joyce RichardsD. Vincent and Jill RinaldiNikalena A. RobertsBill and Mary RobinetteStephen and Jamara RobinsonJames A. Robson, DMDMs. Doryne RogstadGiuseppi and Rebecca RomanoJerome and Elizabeth RoseLarry and Karen RossJim and Donna RungeMr. Larry RunkleMary Ann Sanger and Ralph W. ThomasDella P. SappCatherine SargentDonald SchaefferDoug and Dorothy SchedlerMichael B. SchiecheDr. and Mrs. Robert SchiniName the Foundation in Your WillAnne Schmitt, D.D.S.Dr. and Mrs. Terry SchneiderKen and Sharron SchuemanBarry and Ruth SchulerRick SchultzWarren SchutzPatricia SchwartzDouglas and Valerie ScraffordH. Douglas and Anne SessomsThomas and Kristi SharbonoStephen and Cedris ShepperdSue E. ShibleyMr. and Mrs. Royal F. Shields, Jr.Kevin and Ali ShuteH.R. and Garda SlorpThomas and Joyce SmithSamuel and Dawna SmithEugene SoperPatsy L. SorensonAlan and Mary Sorenson*Heather A. StachPaula and George StaschekHoward and Eve SteinbergGreg E. StevensGilbert and Marilyn StinsonRosalyn J. StoleeMrs. Rebecca StoleeW.B. and Lois StookeyCarole SwensenTonya L. TalvitieLynn and Suzanne Tarbox*Ron and Jean TerharkCarol L. ThompsonDr. C.E. and Cathy ThompsonIan and Barbara White-ThomsonJoe and Lynne ThreadgillThomas and Sharon TomlinsonGeorge and Evelyn TrainorConrad and Marian UnderdahlTana L. VesserDana VucinichBrenda WadsworthMike and Christy WallLori WallinRichard and Shirlee WandrockeTerry and Donna WardEdwin and Eunice WardAlan WassermanMs. Esther P. WebbJosephine Webb*Dr. Marty and Julie Westbrook*Want answers to all yourestate planning questions?• Accessa completesource ofideas andinformation onestate planningand charitablegiving.• Discoverhow charitable• Calculateyour benefits• Learndonationscan providewith our onlinegift calculator.payments foryourself andyour lovedones.Go to our websitefor a free,comprehensiveresource for yourestate and charitableplanning needs.www.nic.edu/foundationhow newtax laws willchange theway yourIRA pays youand yourbeneficiaries.Page 9


NIC Foundation Honor Roll of ContributorsIn Honor ofJulia Kristine AndersonRenae Bopray, NIC Graduate<strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong> Poet Dick CaseVilma DuvallDon and Joyce FerrellTom, Cloia, Ward and Brant MorrisWilliam SkeltonMara Moscato and Greg ThorhaugWeddingIn Memory ofJames BartonRuth Pauline BestJoan BroganMike BundyPauline BurkeKenneth G. ClarkCara Marie CovelliMr. CoveyAlice CromwellRalph CurrieWilliam DahlbergThe Dingles and The CrimpsCharles and Catherine DowdyThelma Finney, RNMelissa J. GoeddeHelen Grey Boyer Boyd, RNScott HagueAda R. HansonArt HessPuddy KatC.E. KnudtsenKen KohliJoan LeahyRoland LeCoultreDorothy J. LundLoretta Lund’s Granddaughter EmmaAlan MarkizonLillian C. McKinlayPreston MikesellRay MittenW. Robert MurrayItsuko and Shimeo NishioEva OggShirley ParkerNancy Renfrew’s FatherChris ReynoldsMadelyn Isabella SappElisabeth ScatesJan SheppardBarry SimonHugh Olin SmithGarrett TurnerRobert and Trudy Van WagonerRaymond Vaudreuil Sr.Camille WaltermireGeraldine WilliamsZang Zee Zao, MD, FACC“Scholarshipshave givenme theopportunityto further myeducation,allowing meto gain the skills necessaryto become a leader in mycommunity.”Ryan Shuck, businessadministration graduatePage 10Steve and Candace WheelerDonald WilderDr. David and Kristine WoldCapt. Doug and Sheila WoodDouglas and Kristin WoodParker and Kay Woodall*Ms. Fay WrightGene and Nancy WrightDexter and Karen YatesRay YountJack and Helen YuditskyLarry and Rita ZimmermanBusinesses/OrganizationsAlliance Title and Escrow CorporationAmerica West BankAnderson Iron Works, Inc.Audubon Society, Coeur d’AleneChapterBank of AmericaBeta Sigma Phi City Council*Beta Sigma Phi Delta Nu ChapterBilly Bigriggers LLCCamera Corral*Caterpillar FoundationChapter CB, P.E.O. SisterhoodCitizens’ Council for the ArtsCochrane and CompanyCoeur d’Alene Chamber of CommerceCoeur d’Alene InsuranceThe Coeur d’Alene Press*Emerald Engine Rebuilders, Inc.Everson’s JewelryFalls FloralFirst American Title Company of WallaceFood Services of AmericaGentlemen’s QuartersGlobal Credit UnionGourmet 1 GroupHatch MuellerHorace Mann Insurance<strong>Idaho</strong> Academy of Sciences<strong>Idaho</strong> Transportation DepartmentInternational Business MachinesCorporationInterstate Concrete and AsphaltInterstate Office SupplyInvest In Others Charitable FoundationIronwood Family PracticeJaeger Curtis OrthodonticsJames Burgess Loss Control Specialists,Inc.Jenkins, Gales, and Martinez, Inc.Kellogg Project UpliftKiwanis Club of Silver ValleyKootenai Electric Cooperative, Inc.You have the power to change a life…Magnuson, McHugh & Company, CPA’s*McNeely, Stephenson, Thopy andHarroldMerrill Lynch & Co. FoundationMoloney, O’Neill, Cockery and Jones,Inc.Mountain Health ServicesMountain Tapas<strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong> <strong>College</strong> BookstoreNumerica Credit UnionThe Pita PitPremier ElectricReader’s Digest FoundationRed Hot Mamas, Ltd.Rotary Club of KelloggSchweitzer Engineering Laboratories,Inc.Sequoia Health ServicesShoshone County Democratic CentralCommitteeShoshone Medical CenterSTCUSteel Structures America, Inc.Timberlake Lions ClubVietnam Veterans of AmericaWells Fargo Bank - KelloggWetzel & Wetzel, P.L.L.C.Gifts in KindIncludes gifts other than cash, securities or donated property that has been liquidated.$1,000 and aboveIndividualsDonald BaldwinPhil ChaffinTom DaughertyWally and Karon EiterMary Jean FerrisPeggy Goldey-ColemanMarlene McCutchenDennis and Dawn MenckDavid ParkerJohn RichardsTom and Cheryl RichmondJeff and Suzann SandersGlenn and Donna WelstadRalph WilliamsBusinesses/OrganizationsAllegra Print & Imaging*Bernhart & Buck, formerly McCall &LandwehrBlack Rock DevelopmentExercise InstituteThe Fabulous ShadowsFox TheaterGreenstone Homes and NeighborhoodsHagadone Hospitality Co.Hansen MachiningInland <strong>North</strong>west Health ServicesKootenai Medical CenterMerge - A Fundraising OrganizationNapa Auto PartsNeuman’s Plumbing, Inc<strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong> <strong>College</strong> Carpentry Program<strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong> <strong>College</strong> Graphic DesignProgram<strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong> <strong>College</strong> LandscapeTechnology ProgramThe Real Estate BookSciatra MedicalStock Building Supply of Coeur d’Alene*Sunshine Minting, Inc.SYSTATWestern States Equipment Company$1 to $999IndividualsMarianne AhrendKarl-Erick and Judy AndreassonPhilip and Kim CorlisScott ElvidgeJeff and Crystal EmryAlan FerrisDr. Jack and Ruth FullwilerDr. Karla GeerhartBruce and Diana GiffordSuzanna GrahamRichard and Myrl HallidayJudy HodgePhil and Lisa KiesewetterDr. G.C. Kutteruf and Dr. AnitaRobinson*Gail LaferriereAlan and Karen LambSusan MitchellNancy MorrisonMark and Dianne MunkittrickEstate of Mr. John PointnerMarie RauSandee RiggsJohn SarchioRick SchultzCherie ShinnMyrna ShortMr. Ken SinkLanny and Marlene SteinIvanka SuvegDr. William and Myrna TarnaskyPete TownsendEdward WarnerMarie H. WhiteselAl WilliamsBusinesses/OrganizationsApplebee’sArt on the EdgeBella RoseBest Western Coeur d’Alene InnBlue Sky Broadcasting, Inc.Coeur d’Alene CellarsThe Coeur d’Alene ResortCoeur d’Alene Summer TheaterCoeur d’Alene Tractor CompanyCommercial PrintingCricket’s Steakhouse & Oyster BarCulligan WaterFernan Rod and Gun Club Inc.Flamingo MotelFood Services of AmericaThe Frame of Mind - Framing andGalleryGreenbriar Foods and Catering<strong>Idaho</strong> Department of Fish and GameLUDECA, IncMoonTime<strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong> <strong>College</strong> AthleticDepartment<strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong> <strong>College</strong> Bookstore<strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong> <strong>College</strong> Collision RepairProgram<strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong> <strong>College</strong> Culinary ArtsProgram<strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong> <strong>College</strong> Food Services<strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong> <strong>College</strong> JournalismProgram<strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong> <strong>College</strong> Outdoor Pursuits<strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong> <strong>College</strong> Workforce TrainingCenterThe Odom CorporationThe Pacific <strong>North</strong>west InlanderPeak AdventuresPepsi Bottling Group*The Pita PitPossibilitiesPyramid Skate and ScreenRed Oak Clothing CompanyRose Lake Elk FarmRiverside Auto CenterSafewayScheffelmaier MeatsShoshone Medical CenterSpokane YamahaStein’s IGASuper 1 FoodsTom Addis Automotive Group*Trading Company StoresW.H. LeDoux Commercial Art andScreen PrintingWheelon Mobile Home Parts


Named Fundsand ScholarshipsThe following scholarshipsand funds have beenestablished to benefitdeserving students andspecific areas of need. Thecriteria of each fund varies.Annual Scholarships(funded 2005-2007)American Association of UniversityWomenAvista Corporation “Minds in Motion”Bayview, Athol, Belmont Women’s ClubBeta Sigma PhiBonner CountyCancer and Community CharitiesCentennial DistributingCoeur d’Alene Art AssociationCoeur d’Alene Chamber of Commerce–Education CommitteeCoeur d’Alene Festivals CommitteeCoeur d’Alene Kiwanis ClubCoeur d’Alene PressCoeur d’Alene Rotary ClubCoeur d’Alene Symphony OrchestraCromwell Physical ScienceLaura Moore Cunningham Foundation, Inc.Robert S. Darham MemorialMary DowersWade Egolf MemorialTravis Shane Farley MemorialFirst Security FoundationThe Gallatin Group and AvistaCongressional InternGentlemen’s Quarters BarberEstablishmentJeff Harris MemorialHarris-Dean InsuranceHastings – Adult Basic Education/GEDHuman Rights Education Institute forMinority Students<strong>Idaho</strong> Academy of Science<strong>Idaho</strong> Attorney GeneralINC/Morris FamilyInternational Association ofAdministrative ProfessionalsKey Technology, Inc.Kootenai Charities, Inc.Ethel Kurland JournalismEthel Kurland VeterinarianNAPA Auto Parts—Cd’A, Hayden,Rathdrum, Spirit LakeRoy and Leona Nelson Foundation<strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong> <strong>College</strong> Alumni Association<strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong> <strong>College</strong> Bookstore<strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong> <strong>College</strong> Edminster StudentUnion<strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong> <strong>College</strong> Food ServiceWorker<strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong> <strong>College</strong> FoundationMinority Student<strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong> <strong>College</strong> TheatreJoe and Dorothy Olson MemorialPanhandle Building ContractorsAssociationPanhandle Voiture 1196 40ET8PEO Chapter AGPEO Chapter AVPepsi-ColaPolin and Young Construction, Inc.Warren and Ethel RatcliffRed Hot MamasChris Reynolds MemorialRolphe FamilySchweitzer EngineeringSilver Valley Economic DevelopmentCorporationNIC Foundation Honor Roll of ContributorsWilliam SkeltonSpirit Lake Volunteer AmbulanceAuxiliaryLou and Margaret Thrailkill AcademicWorkTrades and IndustryVincent Award by Greg GreenFoundationSusan Weller MemorialWindermere/Cd’A Realty FoundationEndowed ScholarshipsJohn and Joanna AdamsAdams – WhitleyAdvanced Benefits ManagementAssociated Students of <strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong><strong>College</strong> (ASNIC)BDK/AKV (Bernard D. Kurtz & Allie KurtzVogt)Heinie and Rose Bell MemorialJ. Douglas and Jan Bell MemorialBeta Sigma PhiAnnah and Emmett Booher MemorialJoan Brogan MemorialR. Romer and Kathleen BrownBuchanan – Anderson FamilyCarla M. Buck and Jens HansenMemorialMichael and Deborah BurkeWalter J. Burns MemorialCallahan Zeller Foundation, Inc.George and Dorothy Carlson MemorialElma Cerny MemorialEarlene Joyce Chilcott-Boswell MemorialMary Christie MemorialKenneth G. Clark MemorialCoeur d’Alene Symphony OrchestraDick and Janette ComptonCelia Cook MemorialThomas and Alice CromwellLester and Judith Nations CrowCrown Pacific CompanyHarold and Katherine DamianoJohn Dunlop MemorialLoretta Dunnigan MemorialAnna R. Edminster MemorialBill Eisenwinter MemorialWAYS TO GIVETom and Alma Emerson MemorialDon and Joyce FerrellThelma Finney MemorialCleve and Addie Gaine MemorialScott Hague MemorialJack J. Hamilton MemorialJohn and Sadie Harrison MemorialWes Hatch MemorialHealth and SciencesMerle and Gladys Henkel/Cherie CookMemorialHennon, Gschwend, and Jones MemorialJacque Herum MemorialFord S. Hoback MemorialJack Holm MemorialCharles K. Howard MemorialRichard W. Howell MemorialTom Huson MemorialCharles R. and Phyllis J. Imus VocationalSkillsINC/Morris FamilyOwen F. and Gladys Richardson JacklinGeorge Frederick Jewett FoundationRolly and Jeannie JurgensGeorge Kildow MemorialDarlene King MemorialKen Kohli FamilyKootenai Medical Center LaboratoryJoan Leahy MemorialRoland A. LeCoultre MemorialHoward K. Low MemorialAngela Mia Maiani MemorialNell Malanya MemorialAlan R. Markizon MemorialMarquardt Family MemorialMary Anderson McGovern MemorialMerritt Brothers Lumber CompanyProfessor Molennium, Milli and Nan O.MoleMolstead Family MemorialMarilyn Montgomery and Dr. ErnestFokesFrank A. Morbeck MemorialMark Nelson MemorialNightHawk Radiology ServicesNIC Employees’ Providing OpportunitiesNIC Retirees Scholarship for Students<strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong> <strong>College</strong> FoundationTony and Martha Norton MemorialEarl and Eva Ogg MemorialPythian Sisters Woodbine Temple #13Riverstone DevelopmentRobert ScatesRotary Clubs of <strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong>Madelyn Isabella Sapp MemorialSteven W. SchenkShoshone County CommunityShoshone Head StartBarry J. Simon Award in Engineering &ScienceH.C. Slamberg MemorialHugh Olin Smith MemorialSpirit Lake Volunteer AmbulanceStimson Lumber CompanyKaren K. Streeter MemorialSunshine Mining CompanyRose and Craig TedmonThilo Health and SciencesEmma VanLaken MemorialRaymond Vaudreuil Sr. MemorialPeter and Allie Vogt NursingGilbert and Eileen YatesNamed FundsKit Scates Barnhart MemorialJames Barton MemorialRuth Pauline Best MemorialCoeur d’Alene CellarsRalph Currie MemorialBill Dahlberg MemorialRobert Hancock MemorialTerry Heath MemorialJoe JonasDonald and Donna LaVoie MemorialLillian C. McKinlay MemorialMeyer Technology and EquipmentEndowmentW. Robert Murray MemorialGregory Richman MemorialRosenberry FamilyTony StewartCamille Waltermire MemorialWilharm FamilyYap-Keehn-Um Pow Wow• provide funds to establish a scholarship or give to an existing scholarship;• establish a memorial gift in honor of a friend or loved one;• donate gifts of appreciated assets, such as stock or real estate;• name the NIC Foundation as a beneficiary in a will, trust, insurance policy, or annuity.Make a difference in the lives of deserving students. Please send your contribution today!❒Phone (home)Gift is being made in honor or in memory of(business)Your gift may qualifyfor both a federal andstate tax deduction andan <strong>Idaho</strong> state incometax credit. Ask your taxadvisor for details or call usat 208.769.5978 for moreinformation.Make Your Tax Deductible Donation Today!Page 11


NIC Foundation and Alumni Upcoming Events<strong>North</strong> <strong>Idaho</strong> <strong>College</strong> Alumni Association’sWIN A$300,000CUSTOMHOUSE!Car, boat,vacation… andmore!in the NICFoundation’sannual fundraiser!Only 5,000 tickets to be sold!GOOD ODDS!GREAT CAUSE!Tickets $100DrawingJuly 9, 2008Information 208.769.3271www.nic.edu/foundation6 p.m. Saturday, February 2, 2008NOW back in the Student Union Building at NIC!TICKETS ON SALE NOW!Call 208.769.5978 or mail your check to:NIC Alumni Association1000 W. Garden Avenue • Coeur d’Alene, ID 83814YOU COULD WINTWO GREAT PRIZES!We value your feedback. Please visit ourwebsite by Dec. 31, 2007, to complete abrief survey and you’ll be entered to win:• $100 Really Big Raffle Ticket• $100 of NIC logo merchandise fromthe NIC Alumni Associationwww.nic.edu/foundation • 208.769.5978Update your address at www.nic.edu/foundation1000 W. Garden AvenueCoeur d’Alene, ID 83814Change A LIFE TODAYYour investment provides opportunities forstudents to pursue education and trainingthat will help them build a brighter future,and ultimately, fulfill their life-long dreams.

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