2009 Printed Annual Report - UL Lafayette Foundation

1982 • CAJUNDOME CONSTRUCTION2009 • BEAUSOLEIL LOUISIANA SOLAR HOMEPhoto by Philip Gould1998 • WILDLIFE & FISHERIES FACILITIESJ O U R N E Y T O E X C E L L E N C EUniversity of Louisiana Lafayette Foundation2009 Report on Philanthropy

T A B L E O F C O N T E N T SLeadership Messages 02UL Lafayette Foundation 04UL Lafayette Academics 06UL Lafayette Research 08UL Lafayette Alumni 10UL Lafayette Athletics 12Financials 14Gifts in 2009 16Foundation Board of Trustees 18Distinguished Professors 19Distinguished Donors 20Advancement Team 21J O U R N E Y T O E X C E L L E N C EEach semester over 16,000 students come to UL Lafayette to earn an exceptional educationand each day on campus, educational excellence is achieved. From researchers developing newtechnology to students winning first place in an international competition, the journey toachieve that excellence did not happen overnight. Day by day and month by month, milestonesmark achievements. Collectively these achievements take our University to a higher level.Throughout this year’s Report on Philanthropy you will read of the achievements and milestonesfrom departments all across campus. These events would not be possible without the generosityof our donors who continually give to ensure our University is able to fund programs that allowour students to excel in their field of study.State-mandated budget cuts were a big story throughout 2009. Although there was uncertaintyover what the future would hold, a plan was put in place and adjustments were made. Weemerge in 2010 a leaner, stronger University.Our donors have the unique but powerful opportunity to change the lives of those not just inAcadiana or Louisiana, but all around the world. Every donation has a far reaching impactthat affects the lives of many individuals. Because of our donors, we can continue to fulfill thedreams of students and professors, each following their own individual journey to excellence,while collectively bringing the University to a higher level. With sincere gratitude, we thankyou for your generosity and support.

D R . E . J O S E P H S A V O I E , P R E S I D E N TUNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA LAFAYETTEB A R R Y B E R T H E L O T, P R E S I D E N TUL LAFAYETTE FOUNDATION 2009 – 2011After receiving solid state funding for several years, colleges and universities were directed to cuttheir budgets in fiscal year 2008–’09. The reductions challenged the University of Louisiana atLafayette to reexamine its priorities. That reassessment sharpened our focus even more. We remainsteadfast in our belief that we must, above all, protect our core academic mission and continue toprovide quality educational opportunities for our students.Each year seems to bring new challenges, opportunities and rewards. Accordingly, our capacityas individuals and the institutions that we associate with must continue to grow, if we areto fulfill our obligations. The UL Lafayette Foundation Board of Trustees and its staff arededicated to our mission and good stewardship of the assets of the University that fall underour area of responsibility.Those budget cuts, along with subsequent reductions at the beginning of fiscal year 2009–’10 andagain at mid-year in December, underscore the importance of private gifts. We appreciate thegenerosity of donors whose names are included in this annual Report on Philanthropy.In many cases, donors’ gifts are matched by the state Board of Regents Support Fund to createendowed chairs, endowed professorships and endowed scholarships. Endowed funds are invested;only earned interest is used. So the principal remains a source of perpetual funding for salarysupplements that are used to attract and retain exceptional faculty members and for scholarshipsawarded to deserving students.Throughout the past year, UL Lafayette faculty and students showed they are worthy of all of thesupport we can offer. In October, for example, an extraordinary group of architecture, engineeringand business administration students and faculty members went to Washington, D.C., to competein the U.S. Department of Energy’s Solar Decathlon. UL Lafayette was one of only 20 universitiesfrom around the world chosen to design and build solar homes that were displayed on the NationalMall. Its Team BeauSoleil stood shoulder-to-shoulder with teams from universities such as Cornell,the University of Madrid and Ohio State. The BeauSoleil Louisiana Solar Home earned two majorawards during the Solar Decathlon: the first-place Market Viability Award and the People’s ChoiceAward. National and international media coverage of the event accurately conveyed that ULLafayette students and faculty are smart, disciplined and determined.In 2009 we upgraded our staff resource through key additions and continuing education;improved our accounting and financial reporting; and conducted an extensive evaluationof our external advisors that will improve our ability to manage the investment portfoliogoing forward. That portfolio has recovered much of the value lost during the serious marketdownturn brought on by the worldwide recession. These results are through the efforts of thededicated volunteers on our Board, our professional staff and the support of the University.Margaret Chauvin Steen Villemez, one of the founding members and the longest serving memberof our board, died this year at age 93. Margaret and her family have supported UL Lafayette andits students with scholarships and endowments at a significant level. We are grateful for herservice and generosity. As Foundation President, I am inspired by those who continue to give sogenerously to the University year after year. I know that this spirit will continue into the futureand produce great benefit for those that follow us. Thank you for your generosity.Also in October, U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan cited Louisiana as the only state in thecountry that tracks the effectiveness of its teacher preparation programs. He praised UL Lafayettespecifically for including student test scores in its evaluations of its College of Education graduates.Within weeks, Washington Post and National Public Radio reporters were on our campus to learnmore about our success.So, we thank every donor whose support has enabled UL Lafayette to continue to excel. We aregrateful for every gift.2 3

U L L A F A Y E T T E F O U N D A T I O NULLAFAYETTEFOUNDATION.ORG | 337.482.0700Just about every program, department and organization on the campus of the University of LouisianaLafayette has been effected in some way by the UL Lafayette Foundation. A student is able to followtheir dream of studying music because of a scholarship received. A professor is able to research thelatest in technology because of a professorship he or she was awarded. A group of students is ableto compete in a national competition because of funds raised through the Foundation. There arecountless stories found all around campus that can be told.UL LAFAYETTE FOUNDATION promotes theeducational, social, moral and material welfare of ULLafayette by assisting in the acquisition of donationsand the investment of the endowment portfolio.These stories are able to unfold because of generous donors that selflessly give in order to take our Universityto the next level. Donors like Col. Philip and Jean Piccione who have established six professorships andare on their way to creating a million dollar chair in Statistics. Or businesses like Cox and Coca-ColaBottling Company who have generous corporate sponsorships with the Athletic Department. Individualsand businesses alike fuel our University to move it along on a journey of excellence.Each year we recognize those donors who go above and beyond at our Distinguished Donors Reception.A Distinguished Donor is one who gives at least $10,000 to the University. When a donor gives$50,000 or more, they are inducted into the University’s Hall of Honor. The Hall of Honor is foundat Martin Hall on the second and third floors. Plaques line the wall commemorating each donation.At the 2009 Distinguished Donor Reception, we were able to induct seven members into the Hallof Honor, which brings the total plaques to 292. Through the Athletic Department and UniversityArt Museum Walls of Honor and the Alumni Association Walk of Honor, the Univerisity is able torecognize the generosity of our donors all across campus.THE DISTINGUISHED DONORS RECEPTION is a yearly event at which theFoundation recognizes donors who go above and beyond to help the UniversityTHE UNIVERSITY HALL OF HONOR and UNIVERSITY ART MUSEUM WALL OF HONORAnother way we recognize our donors is through the Honor Roll. The UL Lafayette Foundation’sHonor Roll is an annual program that enables the Foundation to generate unrestricted gifts. Giftsare primarily used for operational expenses, development efforts, publications and to respond to theUniversity’s needs not met by state funding. Those who become members of the Honor Roll areeligible for consideration onto the Foundation’s Board of Trustees.With ever increasing budget and economic concern, private giving is a crucial component to keep ourUniversity moving towards excellence. Our donors are incredibly generous and genuinely care aboutseeing the University prosper and grow. We truly appreciate your support.Sincerely,Executive Director4 5

U L L A F A Y E T T E A C A D E M I C SLOUISIANA.EDU/ACADEMIC | 337.482.0000January – APRILA new Executive Institute was unveiled at the B.I. Moody III College of Business Administration.The 12-week leadership program offers continuing education opportunities for the businesscommunity. The institute is a brainchild of the Dean of the School of Business, Dr. Joby John.The Training Source, a Lafayette company, partnered with the University to create the institute.• The College of Nursing and Allied Health Professions received Nursing School of the Yeardesignation during the Nightingale Awards program. The nursing department, which is one ofthe largest in the country, boasts a 97 percent pass rate for its undergraduate students takingthe national licensure exam for the first time. It has maintained this high rate for over 20 years.• Schlumberger, the world’s leading Oilfield Service Company, made a historic $17.5 millionsoftware donation to the University. Their gift allows students and researchers at UL Lafayetteto have access to the same exploration and production modeling software used by the oil andgas industry. • BeauSoleil officially began construction on their solar home for competitionin the 2009 Solar Decathlon in Washington, D.C. BeauSoleil was one of 20 teams competing inthe worldwide Decathlon to build, design and operate the most attractive and energy-efficientsolar powered home. • The University hosted its first ever Academic Signing Day at St.Thomas More High School and Catholic High School in New Iberia. Over 40 graduating seniorsfrom STM and 14 seniors from CHS signed a “letter of intent” to attend the University. The42 STM students earned scholarships totaling $156,000. • The Pride of Acadiana MarchingBand traveled to London, England to perform concerts in the Ross Amphitheatre at the historicEdinburgh Castle and Embankment Gardens Park. • An economic impact study shows thatUL Lafayette is a significant force in the economies of Lafayette, Acadiana and Louisiana. Itsspending impact in Louisiana alone is $755 million annually, with $726 million of that impactingAcadiana. In addition, the University reported $51 million in external research funding fromstate, federal, private and self-generated funds in 2008. Every dollar of state funding invested inUL Lafayette generates more than an $8 return.presenting a check for $10,000, but through the generosity of students they were able to give fivetimes that amount. • Plans to implement state budget cuts were announced. UL Lafayette’sstate budget was cut by $4.3 million in January along with an additional $7.5 million cut followingthe legislative session that ended in June. The plan calls for freezing vacant positions, reducingeconomic development investments, implementing a ten percent adjustment to each college’sand department’s operating budget, reducing maintenance projects and eliminating across theboard merit increases.of preparation, BeauSoleil competed in the 2009 Solar Decathlon. The team came home withtwo significant first place finishes, winning the Peoples Choice Award and first place in MarketViability. • The play Noises Off became the first production performed at the newly renovatedBurke Hall Theatre. The theatre went through multi-million dollar renovations, unveiling newcostume and scenic shops, green room, dressing and makeup rooms, a state-of-the-art lightingsystem and stadium style seating. A fundraising campaign, “Take a Seat” began to upgrade thetheatre’s seating. • Jazzman’s Coffee Shop became the first addition to the new “learningcommons” at Edith Garland Dupre Library. The coffee shop is part of a plan to transform thefirst floor of the library to better accommodate student needs. • Ray P. Authement was namedPresident Emeritus of UL Lafayette by the Board of Supervisors for the University of LouisianaSystem. Under Authement’s leadership, the University became a major economic force inAcadiana, while earning a national reputation in the fields of computer science, environmentaland biological research, and Francophone studies. Authement retired in 2008 after serving 34years as president. • U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan commended UL Lafayette’steaching program in a speech at Columbia University’s Teacher’s college. His comments broughtnational attention to the University when reporters with both the Washington Post and NationalPublic Radio met with UL Lafayette officials about teacher preparation.01.09 • DEAN JOBY JOHNunveils the Executive Institute at theB.I. Moody III College of BusinessAdministration.SEPTEMBER – DECEMBERThe University and the community lost two longstanding professors, Dr. Patricia K. Rickelsand Bradley H. Pollock. Dr. Pat, as she was affectionately known around campus, joined theUniversity in 1957. She was professor emeritus of English and director of the Honors Program.She retired in 2007 after 50 years of service. An accomplished scholar and writer, Dr. Pat was alsoactive outside of the classroom. She and her husband Milton were named Louisiana Humanistsof the Year in 1990 and was Humanitarian of the Year in 1975. Bradley Pollock joined the facultyin 1984 and played a vital role in the Department of History and Geography. Professor Pollockdedicated his professional career to the discussion and consideration of minority affairs and theimportance of African American cultures in the U.S. Memorial funds have been set up for Dr.Patricia Rickels and Bradley Pollock at the UL Lafayette Foundation. • The B.I. Moody IIICollege of Business Administration is among the best places to receive an MBA, according toThe Princeton Review’s list of “Best 301 Business Schools.” The compilation is based on surveysof 19,000 students enrolled in business schools across the country and on school-reported data.• The University received approval to request proposals that would outline a master plan for thehousing situation on campus. The comprehensive on-campus housing assessment would includemaster residential plans for the renovation of existing residence halls and the construction ofnew housing halls. The goal is to house up to 5,000 students, graduate students, faculty, staffand their families. • For the second year in a row, the 220 members of the Pride of AcadianaMarching Band took the field for pre-game ceremonies and halftime of a New Orleans Saintsgame. • A new course at UL Lafayette, the “Cajun Connection,” designed for first-timefreshman, was piloted in six classes during the fall 2009 semester. The course is designed to helpstudents achieve greater academic success and prepare them for life after college. Over the nextfive years, the course will be added to the curricula of each college. • After nearly two years10.09 • TEAM BEAUSOLEIL receives an exhilerating send offas the team leaves for Washington, D.C. to compete.Photo by Philip Gould.04.09 • PRIDE OF ACADIANAMARCHING BAND traveled to the UnitedKingdom to perform at the Ross Amphitheatre.May – AUGUSTThe future of the University property known as the “Horse Farm” was decided when theCommunity Foundation of Acadiana announced plans to purchase the property at $5.7 million.With the sale, the nearly 100-acre Horse Farm will become a passive public park filled withwalking trails, bike paths, gardens and green space. • The Student Government Associationsurprised the BeauSoleil team with a check for $50,000. The team thought the SGA would be11.09 • JAZZMAN’S COFFEE SHOPbecame the first addition to the new “learningcommons” at Edith Garland Dupre Library.11.09 • “NOISES OFF” was the first productionperformed at the newly renovated Burke Hall Theatre.6 7

U L L A F A Y E T T E R E S E A R C HRESEARCH.LOUISIANA.EDU | 337.482.654101.09 • DR. MISRA received apatent for using nanotechnology todeliver medicine to a specific site ina patient’s body.03.09 • DR. SCOTT FRANCE and graduate students Jana Thoma andEric Pante traveled to the northern Bahamas aboard a research vessel.January – APRILDr. Devesh Misra, professor of chemical engineering, received a patent for using nanotechnologyto precisely deliver medicine to a specific site in a patient’s body. This technology could be usedto target cancerous tumors. Dr. Misra was one of the recipients of the UL Lafayette Foundation’shighest honor awarded to educators — the Distinguished Professor Award. • The Universityreceived three awards of funds from the Corporation for National and Community Service:the RUNbus Project under the direction of Dr. Barbara Benson of the Renewable ResourcesDepartment; Environmental Awareness Service Projects for Low Income Homes under thedirection of Dr. G.H. Massiha of the Industrial Technology Department; and the Chemical Caras a Tool for the Promotion of Math and Science under the direction of Dr. William Chirdon.• UL Lafayette’s National Incident Management Systems and Advanced Technologies institute(NIMSTAT) and the Civil Air Patrol have partnered with a mission to enhance nationalresiliency through education, training and operational support for the homeland securityand emergency management community. Top University officials were inducted as Civil AirPatrol Members through a special search and rescue exercise and demonstration. • Dr.Vijay Ragavhan, professor of computer science, has collaborated with colleagues at two otheruniversities to develop a new metasearch engine. Large-scale metasearch-engine technologyharnesses the power of small search engines to come up with results that are more accurate andcomplete. • Dr. Mauricio Rodriguez Lanetty won a National Science Foundation (NSF) awardfor $386,000 entitled “Exploring the Adaptation and Acclimatization Potentials of Tropical ReefCorals to Global Climate Change.” The research will assess the nature of selection imposedby environmental changes and the potential of coral populations to respond to global climatechange by evolutionary rapid adaptation. • Graduate students Jana Thoma and Eric Pantetraveled with Biology Professor Dr. Scott France to the unexplored waters of the northernBahamas aboard a research vessel. Dr. France obtained a $715,500 grant from the NationalOceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to explore the ocean floor in deep seasubmersible vehicles collecting sea life and capturing video. • Dr. Carl Richter of the GeologyDepartment won an award from the Consortium for Ocean Leadership to work as part of a teamof 60 scientists to accomplish the goals outlined in the scientific prospectus for Expedition 320.May – AUGUSTDr. Gary Kinsland of the Geology Department received a grant award to participate in theimplementation and development of the Transportable Array (TA) element of USArray projectthat is funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF). USArray will consist of a portablearray of 400 seismometers that will be deployed across the United States over a 10 year period.• The Manufacturing Extension Partnership of Louisiana (MEPoL) received four nationalawards during the National Institute of Standards and Technology Manufacturing ExtensionPartnership National Conference. • Two University professors received awards from theNational Science Foundation: Dr. Suzanne Fredericq of the Biology Department won an NSFaward entited Systematics of the Peyssonneliaceae (Peyssonneliales) — a Family of Crutose MarineRed Algae; Dr. Danella Zhao, Assistant Professor in Center for Advanced Computer Studies(CACS), was awarded a $621,000 NSF CAREER award entitled Wireless Network-on-Chip: ANew Communication Paradigm for Heterogeneous Gigascale MPSoC. The prestigious NSF CAREERaward is intended to support junior faculty who exemplify the role of teacher-scholars throughoutstanding research, excellent education and the integration of education and research. • ULLafayette alumni, Dr. J. Keith Melancon was in the national spotlight for his part in a 14-patientkidney exchange. It was the largest kidney exchange of its kind to take place in one city, accordingto a spokesperson at Georgetown University Hospital, where Melancon is Director of Kidney andPancreas Transplant Surgery.SEPTEMBER – DECEMBERNIMSTAT was awarded a $604,700 grant from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Actto create a system that ensures fuel supplies are available to individuals and businesses in times ofhurricanes and other emergencies. • Dr. Doug Williams of the Center for Innovative Learningand Assessment Technologies and the College of Education were awarded funds from the NationalScience Foundation though Texas A&M to continue a project that aims to develop Web-basedmodules for middle school science. They want to engage students in student-directed inquiry andprovide teachers with professional development in facilitating this inquiry. • CPERC (CleanPower and Energy Research Consortium) and a coalition of five Louisiana Universities were awardeda grant from Department of Energy entitled Production and Utilization of Next Generation Fuelsfor Clean Power. UL Lafayette’s participation focused on development of biological production offuels from agricultural raw-materials. • The University commemorated 50 years of computingand the 25th anniversary of the Center for Advanced Computer Studies. The celebration includedthe naming of the computer science building in honor and memory of Dr. James Oliver. Olivertaught the University’s first computer science class in 1959. A year later, he obtained a grantfrom the National Science Foundation to acquire an IBM 1620, the first digital computer usedon UL Lafayette’s campus. • Researchers with the Center for Advanced Computer Studieshave begun to focus on strengthening the nation’s cyber infrastructure. UL Lafayette professorswill collaborate with other universities and McAfee Labs, a leader in the anti-virus industry.Researchers will develop theoretical models that will aid cyber defenders in predicting the nextmove of hackers. • UL Lafayette chemical engineering students participated in the AmericanInstitute of Chemical Engineers’ Chem-E-Car competition sponsored by Chevron. Team membersdesigned and constructed a chemically powered vehicle roughly the size of a shoe box, powered bymethanol fuel cells.12.09 • CHEMICAL ENGINEERING studentsparticipated in the American Institute of ChemicalEngineers’ Chem-E-Car competition.08.09 • JAMES OLIVERis known as the “father ofcomputing” at UL Lafayette; thecomputer science building wasnamed for him to commemorate 50years of computing on campus.8 9

U L L A F A Y E T T E A L U M N ILOUISIANAALUMNI.ORG | 337.482.090001.09 • MR. JERRY LUKE LEBLANC, DR. JEAN T. KREAMER,& DR. STEVE LANDRY at the Annual UL Lafayette Retirees Luncheon.Dr. Kreamer recently retired after 37 years of service to the University.January – APRILThe Automated Clearing House (ACH) network was initialized, making automatic banktransfers, also known as electronic funds transfers (EFT), as an added payment option fordonors giving to the Alumni Annual Fund. • Keith Guidry joined the staff as AssistantDirector, charged with coordinating special events including Spring Gala, Homecoming andleisure travel programs. • Forty-six UL Lafayette faculty and staff who retired in 2008 werehonored at the Annual UL Lafayette Retirees luncheon. The Alumni Center co-hosted thisevent with the UL Lafayette Foundation. • A major improvement was made to the AlumniCenter property with the addition of a new parking lot at the rear of the buildings. • ULLafayette Alumni traveled to Paris, France together over Spring Break. The group, comprisedof alumni from as far as North Carolina, toured the City of Lights for eight days. The grouptoured with other state colleges and universities.MAY – AUGUSTJames Hubert “Red” Dumesnil was honored for his significant impact on the communitythrough his personal and professional life at the 13th annual Spring Gala. The annual eventhas raised over one million dollars since its inception in 1987. This year Cox Communicationsmade a generous donation of $10,000 to serve as the Presenting Sponsor of the 2009 SpringGala. • The Alumni Association named Lan Pham the 2009 Outstanding Spring Graduate.Pham was chosen from eight finalists nominated by the deans of their respective colleges. TheAlumni Association Awards Committee gives the award based on leadership, scholarship andservice. The eight finalists included: Caroline Randall, Katherine Dallas, Lauren Jankower,Amy Henschke, Elise Peltier, Megan Broussard, Renee Judice, and Lan Pham. • The AlumniAnnual Sponsorship program was implemented to help streamline the donor process. Theprogram facilitates better stewardship with University supporters. • Longtime UL Lafayetteemployee Sherry Young was honored upon her retirement with the Distinguished ServiceAward. This award is given to individuals who have rendered outstanding and continuingservice to the University and the Alumni Association.SEPTEMBER – DECEMBERThe Alumni Association sponsored a UL Lafayette student member of Team BeauSoleil insupport of its award-winning participation in the United States Department of Energy’s SolarDecathlon. Through the sponsorship, the Alumni Association was able to help defray some ofthe students travel expenses to Washington, D.C. • A week of activities were scheduled forHomecoming including Paint the Town Red for businesses and schools, a tennis tournament,golf tournament, a 5K road race and much more. • The 2009 Outstanding Alumni Awardshonored Congressman Charles Boustany, Jr., M.D., Congressman Charlie Melancon and DenisReggie. • Two new employees joined the staff at the Alumni Center. Holly Leger was namedan Assistant Director, charged with coordinating the Alumni Annual Fund, membership andother fundraising initiatives. Jonas Landry joined the staff as an Assistant Director, chargedwith coordinating the alumni constituent clubs and chapters, organizing reunions and advisingthe Association of Future Alumni (AFA). • The caretaker’s cottage on the Alumni Centerproperty was totally refurbished as another major improvement to the landmark facility. •The Alumni Association named Michelle Abadie the Fall Outstanding Graduate. Abadiewas chosen among seven other finalists, including Mary Ann James, Shawntel Smith, JustinHernandez, Michelle Noel, Phillip Nevels, Brittany Taylor and Lauren Delcambre. • TheAlumni Association served as a co-sponsor of the University Faculty & Staff ChristmasLuncheon. At the luncheon, Jennifer Martin Taylor was presented with the Ragin’ Cajun SpiritAward for her enthusiasm for the University and never-say-die spirit of the Ragin’ Cajuns.08.09 • HOMECOMING activities included “Paint the Town Red”for businesses and schools. Lowry’s Printing won first placein the Exterior category.05.09 • LAN PHAM was named the2009 Outstanding Spring Graduate; theaward is given based on leadership,scholarship and service.04.09 • UL LAFAYETTE ALUMNItraveled to Paris over Spring Break.05.09 • JAMES “RED” DUMESNIL(far left) was honored for his impact on10the community at the Spring Gala.11

U L L A F A Y E T T E A T H L E T I C SRAGINCAJUNS.COM | 337.482.258601.09 • TYRELL FENROY was named the 2008 Offensive Player of the Year by theLouisiana Sports Writers Association.01.09 • RAGIN’ CAJUNSOFTBALL team debutedat No. 6 in the 2009 NationalFastpitch Coaches Associationpreseason softball poll.03.09 • RAGIN’ CAJUN BASEBALLteam pulls off the upset win over the LSU Tigers.January – APRILTyrell Fenroy was named the 2008 Offensive Player of the Year by the Louisiana Sports WritersAssociation adding to a list of honors that included being named Sun Belt Conference Player ofthe Year. • The Ragin’ Cajuns softball team debuted at No. 6 in the 2009 National FastpitchCoaches Association preseason softball poll. Pitcher Ashley Brignac was named to the “WatchList” for the 8th annual USA Softball National Collegiate Player of the Year Award. • Footballsigning day brought 18 young men to the University of Louisiana. National Letters of Intent werereceived from 14 preperatory and four junior college prospects. • The Ragin’ Cajuns baseballteam pulled off an upset win over the third ranked LSU Tigers. The Cajuns had not defeated anopponent ranked so highly since a 3-2 victory over South Carolina in 2000. • In the 1,300thgame of Tony Robichaux’s career as a head coach, the Ragin’ Cajuns topped UALR 11-1 tonotch the baseball program’s 700th win at M.L. “Tigue” Moore Field. • Alexis Green of thewomen’s basketball team was named Third Team 2009 All-Sun Belt Conference. • A muchanticipated Ragin’ Cajuns Athletic Foundation was unveiled to meet the immediate and longterm goals of the University’s Athletic Department. RCAF provides financial support for the 16intercollegiate varsity teams and its student-athletes. The funds come from generous individualsand corporations donating for endowments, scholarships, capital projects and many other needsthat arise. Within a four month period, RCAF raised over a half million dollars. • KylePritchard and Dustin Petit earned All-Sun Belt Conference accolades for the Cajuns golf team.True freshman Philipp Fendt was named SBC Freshman of the Year.MAY – AUGUSTChris Roy won the pole vault at the Sun Belt Conference Outdoor Track and Field Championshipsand broke the stadium record set in 2000. Roy won the event in every meet of the 2009 season. •The 2009 tennis season was one for the books on the men’s team, with the players racking up 16wins, the most wins since 1994. • Baseball Head Coach Tony Robichaux became a member of anelite group, after earning his 800th career victory. The win comes in his 23rd year as a head coachin NCAA Division I baseball, and his 15th year with the Ragin’ Cajuns. • The softball teamclaimed their 9th Sun Belt Conference tournament title in the past 10 years. They were also awardedtheir 19th NCAA Regionals berth in the past 20 seasons. • Karli Hubbard was named the SunBelt Conference Player of the Year and third team All-American by the National Fastpitch Coaches’Association (NFCA). • Lynn Williams, UL Lafayette’s co-equipment manager, was honored withthe 2009 Glenn Sharp Award, given to the National Equipment Manager of the Year. Williamsrecently celebrated his 25th year as the Ragin’ Cajuns equipment manager. • The All-StateSugar Bowl named football standout Tyrell Fenroy the 2008 Male Corbett Award winner and softballace Ashley Brignac the 2008 Female Corbett Award winner. • Golfers Kyle Pritchard, ThomasPetts and Andrew Noto qualified for the U.S. Amateur Public Links. • Former minor leagueplayer and Lafayette native, Brooks Badeaux joined the baseball coaching staff. Badeaux attendedTeurlings Catholic High School and spent 10 seasons in professional ball at the minor league level.• JockSmart, a fundraiser for the Ragin’ Cajuns Athletic Foundation, was held to benefit studentathletesacademically. Several thousand dollars were raised from the golf tournament and forum withfeatured 2009 Rhodes Scholar and 2010 NFL draft prospect Myron Rolle.SEPTEMBER – DECEMBERA record crowd of 41,357 was on hand to see the UL football team defeat Southern University.This was the first meeting between the two schools. • Volleyball’s Kendra Hall becamejust the third player in program history to earn 3,000 career assists. • Five softball playerswere named National Fastpitch Coaches Association All-America Scholar-Athletes. DonnaBourgeois, Ashley Brignac, Kelly Cormier, Shari Sigur and Courtney Trahan all earned at leasta 3.5 grade point average during the academic year. • The UL Lafayette men’s golf teamearned a first place finish at the Carter Plantation Intercollegiate. It was the Cajuns’ first winand third top-five finish of the year. Andrew Noto tied for second place and Kyle Pritchard andPhilipp Fendt both finished tied for fifth place. All three were named to the Carter PlantationIntercollegiate All-Tournament Team. • Football’s Hall Davis accepted an invitation toparticipate in the 4th Annual Texas vs. the Nation all-star bowl at Sun Bowl Stadium in El Paso,Texas. • Senior defensive back Phillip Nevels and junior linebacker Grant Fleming werenamed to ESPN the Magazine’s Academic All-America® All-District Team. • Volleyball’sLindsay Brown reached 500 digs, making her the first player since Gina Calegari in 1997 toreach the mark. • University of Louisiana student-athletes took part in a bus tour to promoteliteracy and encourage elementary students to develop a well-balanced lifestyle that includesequal emphasis on academics and physical activity. The athletes visited schools in the Acadianaarea and read Jady Regard’s book Born to Be a Ragin’ Cajun. • With a 21-17 win over ULM, theRagin’ Cajuns football team posted its sixth win of the season and became bowl eligible for thefourth time in the last five seasons. • The natural grass playing surface at M.L. “Tigue” MooreField was removed to make way for a new artificial turf field. It will be a total field coveragemaking it more usable, consistent, aesthetically pleasing and require less maintenance. • Anew scoreboard was installed at Alfred and Helen Lamson Ragin’ Cajuns Softball Park, the firstof many upgrades planned for the facility in the near future. • The Ragin’ Cajuns had sevenplayers earn a spot on the 2009 All-Sun Belt football team. • Freshman Cayla Chatman earnedHonorable Mention honors for the Ragin’ Cajuns soccer team by the Louisiana Sports WritersAssociation.09.09 • KENDRA HALL became thethird player in the volleyball program’shistory to earn 3,000 career assists.05.09 • CHRIS ROY won thepole vault at the Outdoor Trackand Field Championships.12 13

Contributions receivable, net2,388,125Bonds payable1,500,000Investments, at market value91,278,388Other liabilities114,660F I N A N C I A L SProperty and equipment, net9,118,445The University of Louisiana at Lafayette Foundation, Artwork and Inc. other non-depreciable assets 2,365,803Statement of Assets, Liabilities and New Assets Accrued in Accordance interest receivable with GAAP* standards June 30, 2009. 389,004TOTAL LIABILITIESNet assets:Unrestricted$23,225,437$5,011,538Other assets$381,413Temporarily restricted31,284,240TOTAL ASSETSASSETSCash and cash equivelents$114,248,402$8,087,224Permanently restrictedLIABILITIES AND NET ASSETSTOTAL NET ASSETSLiabilities:54,727,187$91,022,965Due from state governmentsContributions receivable, netInvestments, at market value240,0002,388,12591,278,388Funds held in custody$21,610,777TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS $114,248,402Bonds payable1,500,000*Generally Accepted Accounting PrincipalsOther liabilities114,660Property and equipment, net9,118,445TOTAL LIABILITIES$23,225,437Artwork and other non-depreciable assets2,365,803Net assets:AccruedGIFTSinterestANDreceivableREALIZED INVESTMENTS ($MM)389,004Other assetsGiftsTOTAL ASSETSInvestments$381,413$114,248,402UnrestrictedPOOLED INVESTMENTS ($MM)Temporarily restrictedPermanently restricted$5,011,53831,284,24054,727,187SOURCES OF SUPPORT FY 2008–2009CASH GIFTS (PERCENTAGES)TOTAL ASSETS ($MM)MEAN RETURNS (PERCENTAGES)2016128201612114.610.091.688.49GIFTS AND REALIZED INVESTMENTS ($MM)Gifts 4.84 1.902.903-04Investments4.96.42.12.804-05114.618.1812.25.9818.1805-06 06-0712.210.091.68.4907-08 08-09(1.28)(7.35)(1.28)(7.35)6.07TOTAL NET ASSETS10093.587.2TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS8079.4*Generally Accepted Accounting Principals71.26040POOLED INVESTMENTS ($MM)20$91,022,965100.5$114,248,40291.29100.510091.29093.503-04 04-05 87.2 05-06 06-07 07-08 08-098079.471.26040100806040100806040SOURCES OF SUPPORT FY 2008–2009CASH 26.0% GIFTS (PERCENTAGES)200Alumni& Friends62.03%*Businesses& Corporations0.02%Foundation*Includes Board of Regents Support Fund (BORSF) matching gifts62.03%11.96%OtherIndividuals150136.3130.0120120.6113.3107.05114.259060TOTAL ASSETS ($MM)301500136.303-04 04-05 05-06 06-07130.007-08 08-091209060120.6113.3107.05114.25151296(15.1%)1514.7%14.76%1296.1% 6.0%6.02%6MEAN RETURNS (PERCENTAGES)3(15.1%)14.76%014.7%2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 20096.1% 6.0%6.02%44.81.92.94.92.12.86.45.986.07202026.0%11.96%303003-0404-0505-0606-0707-08 08-09003-0404-0505-0606-0707-08 08-090Alumni& Friends*Businesses& Corporations0.02%FoundationOtherIndividuals003-0404-0505-0606-0707-08 08-09020042005200620072008 2009*Includes Board of Regents Support Fund (BORSF) matching gifts14 15

G I F T S I N 2 0 0 9 ULLAFAYETTEFOUNDATION.ORG | 337.482.0700CONTRIBUTIONS This Report on Philanthropy reflects cash donations made in 2009 to the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. Donors’ gifts to UL Lafayette Athletics, the UL Lafayette Alumni Association and UL LafayetteFoundation have been combined in this report. This report also includes donations made to the UL Lafayette Art Museum and Edith Garland Dupré Library. The amounts listed are cumulative. For a complete listing of thedonors that made a gift to the University, please visit our website at ullafayettefoundation.org.$250,000 – $400,000Special Children’s Foundation, Inc.$100,000 – $249,999BIM3 InvestmentsCox Communications, Inc.Fidelity Charitable Gift FundLafayette Public TrustFinancing AuthorityLouisiana Board of Regents forHigher EducationCharles and Rhonda MonclaE. P. and Ethel NalleyPhilip J. and Jean M. PiccioneJack and Gladys Theall Estate$50,000 – $99,999Alphawood FoundationGloria B. CallaisFestival Des FleursC. P. HilliardRobert B. Hitchcock EstateIBERIABANKJudice Inn, IncState Farm Mutual AutomobileInsurance CompanyUL Student Government Association$25,000 – $49,999Acadian Ambulance ServiceBorden’s Milk Products, L.P. – LafayetteCajun Bulldog Golf AssociationChevron Products CompanyChitimacha Louisiana OpenEdward and Rickey DominguesPatrick A. DooleyLuke and Dolores FontenotHenri L. FournetJacques Fournet IIFrank’s Casing Crew and RentalE.G. and Martha HebertHome BankJudice & AdleyLAGCOERichard Lounsbery Foundation, Inc.Connie and Reginal StewardUL Lafayette Alumni AssociationLettie Pate Whitehead Foundation, Inc.Fanny Edith Winn Educational Trust$10,000 – $24,999Acadiana Bottling Company, Inc.Advancement of Construction TechAcadiana Chapter, CSIAmerican Public Power AssociationTilden A. Bonin Contractors, Inc.Timothy P. BordelonJames and Pearl BurkeCampus Alpha, LPCentral Louisiana AdvertisingChampagne’s Market, LLCThomas and Lisa ChanceCommunity Foundation of AcadianaSammie and Shirley CosperJames and Charlotte DoyleMary F. EdmistonLorraine F. ElliottDane and Cara EscottFalcon Rice Mill, Inc.First Bank and TrustGwen FontenotFriends of MusicGarber Bros., Inc.Gulf Coast BankHerman D. HughesKrewe of Gabriel, Inc.Lafayette Music Company, Inc.Lafayette Visitor Enterprise FundLouisiana Lottery CorporationLouisiana State Board ofArchitectural ExaminersLowry’s Printing & CopyingMacro Oil Company, Inc.MidSouth BankJames and Jan O’NealPopeyes AD FundJames and Patricia PrinceFrancis and Christina RachalRaising Cane’s USADwight and Geraldine RamsayRotary Club of LafayetteSamuel and Rosary RussoAlton A. SeguraRobert and Jolie SheltonSouth Louisiana Mid-WinterFair AssociationTeche Chapter APIWhitney National BankDouglas and Tanya Yentzen$5,000 – $9,999Acadiana Prescription Shop #1AGC Lafayette CharityGolf TournamentDwight Andrus CompaniesMagnus and Robin ArceneauxArchitects SouthwestDonald and Vanita AtkinsNidal and Kefah BalbeisiDavid and Cindy BarryEdmond and Evelyn BentleyMartial F. Billeaud, Sr. FoundationCharles and Bridget BoustanyLeslie A. CagleCapital OneChevronTexacoPat ClarkCompass Trading CompanyMarie Delahoussaye DiazCharles and Elaine DillDixie PhonographReggie and Marie DupreExxonMobilThomas and Carmer FalgoutGeorge and Missie FawcettC. H. Fenstermaker & Associates, Inc.David and Barbara FriedrichsFriends of the HumanitiesChristian J. Gambel FamilyPauline B. GarzottoGarett P. GauthierGlobal Data Systems, Inc.Home Improvement Companyof AcadianaHub City Industries, LLCInternational Trade Development GroupJA Integrated ThinkingJaveler Construction CompanyJones, Walker, Waechter, Poitevent,Carrere & DenegreDonald and Florence JonesMarc W. JudiceJoe R. KluttsJames P. Lambert, A Law CorporationLemoine Company, LLCGerald and Julie LibersatLinear Controls, Inc.Live Oak FoundationLTA Scholarship FundMartin & Castille Funeral HomeJames and Penny McGeheeMcIlhenny CompanyPaul C. McWilliamsOats & HudsonSteve and Sylvia OatsOilco Machine Shop, Inc.Michael J. PatinLaura L. Miller PatureauProfessional Insurance Agents ofAcadiana, Inc.Regions BankChristopher and Mamie RussoSanford FoundationSECON of New England, Inc.Service Chevrolet, Inc.Shell Oil Company FoundationWilliam and Jo-Anne SmithStabil Drill Specialties, LLCStevens Mobile Home & R.V. Center, Inc.$2,500 – $4,999A. T. & T. LouisianaAcademy, Ltd.Acadiana Orthopaedic Group, LLCAcadiana Retina Consultants, LLCAIA LouisianaAmerada Hess CorporationAdam Angers, Inc.Kenneth A. ArdoinASH IndustriesBDJA, LLCBeavers Club of LafayetteDailey and Nathalie BerardBrooks BernardBilleaud Investments, L.L.C.Kathleen Blanco Campaign FundReginald and Dottie BollichErnie and Sylvia BroussardMax and Dorothy BrownBurger King CorporationArthur and Geralyn BurkeCalco Travel, Inc.Ronald and Myrtle CancienneCapstone Quarters - Lafayette, LLCCentral Plumbing CompanyChampion Real Estate Services, LLCJohn and Colleen ChappuisChevron HumankindDean and Sally ChurchWillie J. ClavierCoastal Chemical Company LLCConcepts of Care Home HealthScott and Tina CreelF. Jay Culotta, Jr., A ProfessionalMedical CorporationDarnall, Sikes, Gardes & FrederickIra and Judith DearingTerry and Gina DelhommeDrilling Services of AmericaDupre’ Transport, LLCEdco Crane, Inc.Jackie Edgar Auto Supercenter, LLCJackie Edgar FordEnergy Solutions Technology, LLCFilling StationFire & Safety Specialists, Inc.Fluid Crane and Construction, Inc.Flying J. Ranch, Inc.Jarrod and Heidi ForetGachassin Law FirmLazar J. GielenJames and Joel GodchauxTheodore and Carol HaikHalliburton Energy Svcs.Halliburton Foundation, Inc.Brad and Mary Kay HamiltonMo and Joyce HannieMike Harson Campaign forDistrict AttorneyAdam and Melissa HebertLeo and Carolyn HebertKevin J. HebertHospice Foundation of Acadiana, Inc.Instrumentation, Systems, andAutomation SocietyInterstate Battery Systems of SWLouisiana, Inc.Johnny and Hope JefcoatJER Holdings, L.L.C.JP Morgan ChaseMichael K. Judice, M.D., LTDKiwanis Club of Lafayette, Inc.Ralph and Cherie KraftJim and Geri KreamerLa Parisienne Building, LLCJeffrey and Angela LabordeLafayette General Medical CenterLafayette Geological SocietyMark LaLandeGerald and Terri LandryJames and Jacqueline LejeuneRed Lerille’s Health Club, Inc.Louisiana Architectural FoundationLouisiana Specialty Institute, LLCM & E Consulting, Inc.Robert and Lucretia ManuelPatrick and Donna McDonaldRonnie and Angela MillerChander and Iva MisharMichael and Jovette MosingPeter and Maxine NicolosiOilco Machine Shop, Inc.Oilfield Machine & Stabilizer RepairSteven and Sarah OubreJohn and Sherry Pere’Perrin, Landry, Delaunay,Dartez & OuelletMichael and Shira PfisterPoche’ Prouet AssociatesPresser FoundationRayne State BankRegent Broadcasting of Lafayette, Inc.RNDC FoundationLouis and Pauline RothRusso Exploration, LLCRonnie and Martha RussoKaliste and Yvonne SaloomSchilling Distributing Company, Inc.Victor and Donna SchneiderService Chevrolet Geo, Inc.Service Master of LafayetteShop Rite Food StoresSons of the American LegionSPE InternationalStar Measurement Sales & Service, Inc.Joan StrohmyerDavid and Sharon SturleseDennis G. SullivanSuperior Energy Services, LLCDonna Jean TesiConi R. TrahanHunter and Renae TrahanTraining Source, LLCTurbo-Chem International, Inc.Van Eaton & Romero, Inc.Robert and Diane VerdeThomas C. Wiggins Jr.Stephen and Gail WiltWoman’s Foundation, Inc.JoAnne Young$1,000 – $2,4993D Squared, Inc.A & M Answering ServiceAAA Signs, Inc.Daryl and Susan AbadieAcadia Scrap & Salvage, Inc.Acadian Home BuildersAssociation, Inc.Acadiana Dodge, Inc.Acadiana Electrical AssociationAcadiana Rubber & Gasket Co., Inc.Acadiana Youth Baseball, Inc.Acme Building BrandsAIA New OrleansAllied Services of AcadianaAltec, Inc.AMBAR Drilling Fluids, LP, LLLPApex Capital Management, LLCAraicom Life Sciences, LLCAline M. ArceneauxArmed Forces Communications, Inc.Glenn Armentor, Ltd.Christopher and Suzanne ArsementMary E. ArtonThe Aspen ClinicAtmos Energy CorporationRay and Barbara AuthementAvec SouciBaja Beach GrillBaker Hughes FoundationBaker HughesBank of Sunset and Trust CompanyBarras Mueschke ArchitectsDaphne C. BarriosThomas and Christine BarryFrancis X. BarryScotty and Maggie BaudoinCharlie M. Beckett Jr.Alvin and Irene BellaireL. Karl and Mia BenDwight E. BeridonCharles A. Bernard IIIJeanne BilleaudKenneth and Jane BlanchardGary and Paula BordelonLaRayne A. BordelonJavis J. BoudreauxCharles C. Bourque Sr.Darrell and Karen BourqueBob and Liz BouterieJay and Susan BreauxBrenton Investment CorporationH. Gordon Brooks IIGeorge and Linda BrouilletteBroussard, Poche, Lewis & BreauxSimon and Robin BroussardJimmie Y. BuieMarcel and Donna BulliardJames J. Buquet Jr. Family FoundationPhilip J. BurguieresBurke Group, Inc.Cajun Cycles, Inc.Cajun Road Runners ClubGary and Carolyn CaldwellJohn and Sandra CalkinsTimothy and Jane CambiasCraig and Tricia CampbellTom and Lona CarrollC.E.C., Inc.Christopher E. Cenac, Sr., M.D., LLCChalmers, Collins & Alwell, Inc.Chevron Lafayette GolfChick-Fil-A at Ambassador Caffery PkwyChris’ Po-Boys No. 2Chris’ Po-Boys No. 4Christiana Smith Chapter of ULLafayette Alumni AssociationBill and Camille ClaibourneRoderick and Tina ClarkCleancut, LLCC. R. CloutierCoburn’s Wholesale DistributorsCoca-Cola Bottling Company United, Inc.Cochrane Technologies, Inc.Colby and Lisa ColombRickie ComeauxConocoPhillipsKemp Coreil, M.D., APMCRicky and Becky CormierMichael CratonCrowley Grain Drier, Inc.Cudd Pressure ControlCullen Investment Group, Ltd.Brent CulottaFrank J. Culotta Jr.Charlie and Gwen DaigleDailey Fence CompanyStanley and Amy DalcourJack and Holly DamicoCordell Dartez State FarmMutual InsuranceMs. Jackie Cefalu & Mr. Dwayne DavidWilliam R. DavieMr. and Mrs. Thomas L. DaviesHall Davis & Sons Funeral Service Ltd.Delhomme Funeral Home, Inc.Terry and Gina DelhommeDerrick Equipment CompanyBill and Patty DesormeauxDiscount Fence CompanyC. Walter and Ann DobieDomingue, Szabo & AssociatesWayne and Carlene DomingueMichael and Teri DominoWilliam J. Dore, Sr.Dril-Quip, Inc.Thomas and Patricia DuBosGerald and Diane DubrocSteven and Lisa DugalVern and Del DugasBarnard F. Duhon, LTDMarlon and Paula DuhonJ. Hubert and Gertrude DumesnilLester and Monica DunlapJohn and Mary DurandEdge CommunicationsJ. David and Gema EdmistonGlenn EdwardsRalph & Fanny Ellison Charitable TrustDavid and Mona FahertyFarmers-Merchants Bank & Trust Co.Darryl and Jennifer FelderFezzo’s Seafood & SteakhouseMichael L. FinchFirst National Bank of LouisianaDavid and Shirley FisherFleur De Lis Tennis TournamentDavid K. Fontenot, LLCFontenot Petroleum Land Services, Inc.Foster Marketing CommunicationsFox Asset Management, LLCFugro Chance, Inc.Juan H. GaddisJane Brinkhaus GaiennieJames and Judith GarberGardes Energy Services, L.L.C.Robert and Eileen GardesIrby and Marcia GaudetGerami’s FloorsMason and Peggy Gilfoil, Jr.Paul and Charlotte GiroirDoug and Diane GonzalesTony and Edna GordonDutch Gosnell Mfg. & Supply, Inc.Stephen and Kathy GossenGlynn and Nancy GrangerGreene’s Energy Group, LLCRaymond and Elizabeth GuentherNicholas and Ashley GuidrozGeorge and Claire GuidryWilliam and Cheryl GuidryRon Guidry’s Winning Pitch FoundationGulf Resource ManagementGeorge and Jeanette HalkiadesSteven Siegwein & Jeanne HamadaRichard P. HanesHarvey Gulf International Marine, Inc.Alfred and Annie HattebergHaynie Family FoundationHealthCare Resources, LLCHenry and Billie HebertBob D. HebertMichael and Lisa HebertJack M. HendersonStephen and Cheryl HesseHeymann FoundationRussell and Cornelie HibbelerPaul and Diane HicksHigh Tech Components, Inc.Alex and Lynn Coco HinrichsScott HollierHollinger Serveology Clinic, LLCPeter and Jean HoppeW. S. Hornsby III, CLU CHFCMax and Dianne HoytGerald and Geraldine HubbellHuval & Associates, Inc.Hydro Carbon Flow Specialist, Inc.Intel FoundationInternational Facility ManagementAssociationInterstate Battery Systems of SWLouisiana, Inc.Willanna E. Curley JamesJANIC Directional Survey, Inc.Raleigh W. JenkinsJostens Foundation, Inc.Reggie and Claire JudiceMichael and Maureen JudiceRick and Carolyn KeatingJeffrey A. KesslerKnight Oil ToolsKnox Insurance Group, LLCKolder, Champagne, Slaven &Company, LLCThomas and Alicia KreamerChuck and Becky KreamerLarry and Jean KreamerKrewe De ChewKrewe of BonaparteLA Alpha Chapter of Sigma AlphaEpsilon FraternityLA Tap Room, LLCSid and Kathleen LabbeLaborde and NeunerLafayette Branch of AAUWLafayette Chapter Society of LA CPAsLafayette Geological SocietyLafayette Parish Convention andVisitors CommissionJerald and Peggy LaFleurDonald and Rebecca LandryChris and Michelle LandryCharles and Roma LandrySonny and Sandra LauneyKent and Marcie LeBlancScott D. LeBlancMartin A. LeVasseurLouisiana Athletic CareLouisiana Motors, Inc.Lourdes Foundation, Inc.Louis and Kathryn LowryM. E. Amy DrillingPatrick and Mona MaherScott Geyer and Linda MandoliniL. Ben and Sue MannPatti MarineAl L. MartinTerry MartinMaster Builders, Inc.Lee Matherne Family FoundationEd and Anne MathesKathleen C. MatteFlorence Mauboules Charitable TrustM. Angela Mayeux, M.D., APMCMC BankJimmy C. McCartneyWilliam and Karen McGovernKenneth and Julie McManisThomas McNamaraMCX Associates, LLCT. N. MeadowsMel’s Diner, Inc.Merlin Oil & Gas, Inc.Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc.Mike and Olga MilanoKevin and Danell MireCain and Deborah MonclaMoney SpotMoody CompanyRichard and Rhonda MoodyDennis and Cynthia MoreauJ. D. MoreinDylan MorganMary MorganBrad MosingDaphne Cagle & Elliot MulbergMarvin and Sue MunchrathGlenn and Cheri MurphreeMichael and Anna MussoNational Association of Insurance& Financial AdvisorsMary B. NeiheiselMichael and Cecilia NeustromJohn and Tanya NowlinOil Center Research, LLCOil Country Tubular Corp.O’Neal Steel, Inc.On-Site Document DestructionOpthalmology Transportation Service, Inc.Joe and Marie PagetGeorge and Jeanette ParkerPathfinder Energy Services, Inc.Paul and Kim PatoutPaws Pumps, Inc.Philip and Amy PerrinPete’s Family Sports GrillPetrofoss, Inc.Philliber Directional Drilling, Inc.William and Lauren PocheSteven and Gail PoirrierPopeyesMichael and Cindy PothierPrejean’s Restaurant, Inc.Pro Cellular Wireless Communication, Inc.Stephen and Jean ProvostMarcel QuimbyWilliam and Peggy QuinlanCamille and Carolyn QuoyeserRamada InnRayne State Bank and TrustREALTOR© Association of AcadianaReggie Dupre, Special AccountLinda T. ReifRepublic National DistributingOwen and Julie RisherRNA, Inc.Sam and Rosalind RobertsonRogers Oil Tool Services, Inc.16 17

Tommy and Nell RogersTommie and Janice RogersRossclaire Construction, Inc.Russo GroupAshton and Jolene RyanMyrtle M. ServatMichael and Paula SharkeyShell Oil Company FoundationSides & Associates, Inc.Phillip D. SimonKiran and Anju SinghJames and Lise Anne SlattenRandall and Helen SmithSonnier FirmCharles and Mary Ellen SonnierTroy and Jeana SonnierSouthern Cypress Manufacturers Assn.Spanish Trail Golf Club, Inc.Stephen and Marilyn SquyresSt. Landry Radiology Associates, APMCKelly and Twila StanfordState Farm Companies FoundationJames L. Sterling Jr.Milton and Marie StevensStokes & Spiehler USA, Inc.Stone Energy CorporationStorageMax Six, LLCStrata Control Services, Inc.Jerry and Rosalie StrevaStuller Family FoundationPhilip and Diana StutesMaurice J. Sullivan MDSun Belt Dodge DealersAdvertising AssociationSuperior Energy Services, Inc.Teche Area Builders AssociationTeche Federal Savings BankDean Tekell Consulting, LLCDonald and Karla TheallBernard C. Thibeaux Jr.Hunter and Meri ThibeauxRonald and Vicky ThibodeauxIra and Sharon ThomasDaviw Olga TrentCharles and Diane TricheTuboscopeUnited Machine WorksUnited Way of Acadiana, Inc.Update Energy LLCU.S. Charitable Gift TrustUS Green Building CouncilMarvin and Julie VanallenLee R. VenableTodd and Tina ViatorMargaret S. VillemezWiggins, Inc.Wilco ManufacturingWilkinson Family FoundationChad and Pamela WilliamsThomas and Donna WilsonWorkstrings, LLCWright, Moore, DeHart, Dupuis& Hutchinson, LLCYesZeus UL LLCJames and Vicki ZilerBoard of TrusteesL to R: Dr. E. Joseph Savoie, University President; Mr. Dwight Andrus, Jr., Executive Committee Member; Mr. Dailey J. Berard;Mr. Barry Berthelot, Board of Trustees President & Executive Committee Member; Mr. David Callecod; Mr. John N. Chappuis,Executive Committee Member; Mr. C.R. “Rusty” Cloutier, Executive Committee Member; Dr. Frank J. Culotta, Jr.,Board of Trustees Secretary/Treasurer & Executive Committee Member; Mr. James J. Davidson, III; Mr. Jim DoyleU L L A F A Y E T T E F O U N D A T I O N • 2 0 0 9 H O N O R R O L LORDER OF THE OAKS • $5,000 & ABOVEMr. and Mrs. James M. DoyleMr. and Mrs. James H. PrinceGeraldine B. RamsayWhitney National BankPRESIDENT’S CLUB • $1,000-$4,999Altec, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. BarryMr. and Mrs. Dailey J. BerardPhilip J. BurguieresCapital One BankC.E.C., Inc.John N. ChappuisDr. Kemp CoreilDr. Frank J. Culotta, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Jack S. DamicoWilliam J. Doré, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Gerald DubrocMr. and Mrs. W. J. “Tony” GordonDrs. Leo and Carolyn HebertHome BankHuval and AssociatesJPMorganChaseMr. and Mrs. Joe R. KluttsLaborde & NeunerMacro Oil Company, Inc.Merlin Oil & Gas, Inc.Kevin MoodyPENSCOWilliam D. QuinlanMr. and Mrs. Charles SonnierUBS Financial Services/C. B.“Pete” EdmondsMargaret Steen VillemezMr. and Mrs. Richard E. ZuschlagBENEFACTORS • $500-$999Mr. and Mrs. Herbert AbdallaAcadiana Bottling Company, Inc.Aline M. ArceneauxBank of Commerce and Trust CompanyJohn A. BernardBohn & Joseph Eye CenterMr. and Mrs. Ernie P. BroussardT. J. CambiasMr. and Mrs. Donald CapretzCullen Investment Group, Ltd.Edge CommunicationsPaul and Julie FalgoutGachassin Law FirmMr. and Mrs. Joel E. GoochMr. and Mrs. Alfred C. HattebergMr. and Mrs. Max HoytDr. Michael K. JudiceMr. and Mrs. George J. KrennerichCharles A. LandryMartin and Castille Funeral HomeRed Lerille’s Health & Racquet Club, Inc.Alfred S. LippmanDr. J. Jerome SmithTools International CorporationPATRONS • $250-$499Dr. Stephen G. AbshireAcadiana Prescription ShopAluminum and Stainless, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. ArdoinChristopher ArsementOdon L. Bacque, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Harry V. BartonBegneaud’s Pharmacy & GiftsDr. and Mrs. Howard B. BurchDr. and Mrs. Walter B. Comeaux, Jr.Dolores CormierDr. Ramona T. CormierDr. Shirley S. CovingtonMr. and Mrs. John H. DeJeanDr. Daniel G. DupreeCharles F. Durr, Jr.Evans Equipment & Environmentalof LafayetteHoward G. EzellFirst National BankGene Fortier State Farm AgencyMr. and Mrs. Wayne M. GilmoreIndustrial Helicopters, Inc.Florence Sanders JonesJames A. KreamerDr. Ricardo R. LeoniRobert D. LoweDr. and Mrs. David V. MaraistB. I. Moody IIIMr. and Mrs. Michael MosingDr. Charles A. OlivierPhillips, Goodson and Company, L.L.C.Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Rucks IIIMr. and Mrs. John SarverSellers & Associates, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Michael SharkeyDr. and Mrs. Paul J. SibilleMr. and Mrs. Jack B. Thibodaux, Jr.Dr. John Tolson IIIFRIENDS • $100-$249Dr. George BilleaudI. Jackson Burson, Jr.Butcher Air ConditioningDouglas J. DaigleDomingue, Szabo & Associates, Inc.Dorothy H. DucoteRobert Eddy, Jr.Ruth M. EstorgeE. Jackson Going, Jr.Mona HollierMr. and Mrs. Randall W. HughesA. C. HymelSusan Kilgore JonesAngelle M. St. Dizier MarshLouis J. Michot FamilyMr. and Mrs. Billy R. ProchaskaDr. L. J. RolfesD I S T I N G U I S H E D P R O F E S S O R S Each year the UL LafayetteFoundation hosts the Distinguished Professors Award Banquet. With this year’s recipients, we nowhave 161 faculty of distinction and outstanding teachers recognized for their achievements. Since theprograms inception in 1965, there have been 142 Distinguished Professor awards given. Since 1992 whenthe Outstanding Teacher program was created, there have been 19 awards presented. The honorees’names are listed on plaques displayed in Edith Garland Dupré Library.Recipients of the prestigious 2009 DistinguishedProfessor Award and Dr. Ray P. Authement OutstandingTeaching Award are recognized by Barry Berthelot, ULLafayette Foundation Board of Trustees President, farright, and University of Louisiana Lafayette PresidentDr. E. Joseph Savoie, fourth from right.Distinguished ProfessorsDr. William RieckProfessor of EducationChristine DeVineAssociate Professor of EnglishDevesh MisraProfessor of Chemical EngineeringDr. Ray P. AuthementOutstanding Teaching AwardDr. Mary Farmer-KaiserAssociate Professor of HistoryDr. Russell HibbelerProfessor of Civil EngineeringR A G I N ’ C A J U N S A T H L E T I C F O U N D A T I O NL to R back row: Charlie Moncla; David Walker (ex-officio); C.R. “Rusty” Cloutier; Frank J. Culotta;Ed Domingues; Robert Daigle; John Bordelon, Chair; Dr. E. Joseph Savoie (ex-officio)L to R front row: Scott Farmer (University liaison); Ken Ardoin (University liaison); Gerald Hebert(University liaison); Julie Bolton Falgout (ex-officio); Curtis HollingerBoard of Trustees CONTINUEDL to R: Mr. Gerald A. Dubroc; Mr. Robert Eddy, Jr., Executive Committee Member; Ms. Jackie Edgar;Mr. William Fenstermaker, Board of Trustees Vice President & Executive Committee Member;Mr. Joel E. Gooch, Executive Committee Member; Mr. W.J. “Tony” Gordon, III, Executive Committee Member;Dr. Charles D. Lein; Mr. Kevin Moody; Mr. James H. Prince, Executive Committee Member18 19

D I S T I N G U I S H E D D O N O R ST H E U N I V E R S I T Y O F L O U I S I A N A L A F A Y E T T EA D V A N C E M E N T T E A M1. Jean Piccione and Philip Piccione in honor of the Philip and Jean Piccione Endowed Professorship in Statistics VI.2. Judge Richard Haik and Kathleen Haik commemorating the College of Engineering Eminent Scholar Chair in Bioprocessing, The College of Engineering Endowed Professorships in Bioprocessing I and II andThe College of Education Endowed Teacher Development Scholarship Fund.3. Corey Callais, Tina Callais, and Gloria Callais in honor of the establishment of the Paul A. Callais Memorial Endowed Professorship in Economics and Finance and the Paul A. Callais Memorial Endowed FirstGeneration Scholarship in Economics and Finance.Not pictured: the Dr. Robert B Hitchcock Chemistry Lab Equipment Fund, the Mr. and Mrs. E.P. “Pat” Nalley Endowed Professorships in Business Administration V and VI, the Jack and Gladys Theall EndowedProfessorships in the College of Liberal Arts I and II and the College of Sciences.Board of Trustees CONTINUEDL to R: Mrs. Geraldine B. Ramsay; Mr. Duayne Richard; Ms. Carol A. Ross, Executive Committee Member; Mr. W.W. Rucks, III; Mr. John Sarver; Mr. Charles Sonnier; Mr. Robert E. Tujacque, Sr.;Mrs. Janet Morein Wood, Executive Committee Member; Mr. Richard Zuschlag, Executive Committee Member. Emeritus Members: Mr. Richard D’Aquin; Dr. Margaret F. Longo; Mr. Jerry Meaux; Dr. StephenPerson; Dr. John Tolson, III. Deceased Emeritus Members: Glynn Abel; Bella Chappuis Abramson; Vesta R. Bourgeois; Jerry Brents; P. J. “Pete” deGravelles; Hardy F. Edmiston, Jr.; Herbert Heymann;Mrs. Frances Kurzweg; Alfred Lamson; Grant H. Molett; M. L. “Tigue” Moore; Donald B. Williams, M.D.TO INVEST IN UL LAFAYETTE’S FUTURE, CONTACT:Julie Bolton FalgoutExecutive DirectorUL Lafayette Foundation337.482.0700juliefalgout@louisiana.eduDan HareExecutive DirectorAlumni Association337.482.0900danhare@louisiana.eduDavid ComeauxAssociate Director of DevelopmentDirector of Planned GivingOffice of Development337.262.GIFT (4438)dcomeaux@louisiana.eduKathleen ThamesInterim DirectorCommunications & MarketingOffice of Public Relations337.482.6397kat@louisiana.eduKen ArdoinVice President for University AdvancementOffice of Advancement Services337.482.0911kenardoin@louisiana.eduGerald HebertDirector of Athletic DevelopmentAthletics337.262.GIFT (4438)sports@louisiana.eduDarleen LugenbuhlDirector of DevelopmentOffice of Development337.482.GIFT (4438)gift@louisiana.eduLoretta SingletonDirector of Advancement ServicesOffice of Advancement Services337.482.0911loretta@louisiana.edu20 Annual Report Concept & Design by RIGHT ANGLE21

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