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Woodbury College DonorsWe would like to recognize those donors who have supportedWoodbury College in its transition to the Woodbury Institute ofChamplain College.Corporate SponsorsAlliance BernsteinBank of America Matching FoundationBear Pond BooksConcept II, Inc.David G. White & AssociatesDowns, Rachlin & MartinFit For Life LLCIBM Matching GiftsLeague of Women Voters ofCentral VermontNew York Community TrustThe Tyler Place, Inc.Wall/Goldfinger, Inc.FoundationsAnonymousAgnes M. Lindsay TrustBen & Jerry’s FoundationBrian Bronfman Family FoundationChilmark FoundationHarvey L. Miller Supporting FoundationJ. Warren & Lois McClure FoundationJack & Dorothy Byrne FoundationNational Life Group FoundationNew Visions FoundationRichard E. & Deborah L.Tarrant FoundationVermont Community Foundation:Madeleine C. Kinzel FundVermont State FundingVermont Department of Labor:Workforce Education Training FundIndividualsAnonymousDiancy AdamsRonald AdamsLola AikenRuss AllanKatherine ArthaudJames BarnesGeorgia BarwickFred & Mary BasharaLisa BedingerBarry BernsteinRobins BestLisa BettingerBrenda & John BisbeeSally BlackMarilyn S. BlackwellDavid BoazPaul Bolster & Althea Wagman-BolsterHon. William BotzowHeather Briggs & Peter ErlyRodney & Sandy BuckRev. & Mrs. Frederick BuechnerHelen BursteinBarry ButkusSam ChaunceyRobert & Rhoda ChickeringBarry ChouinardMiriam F. ConlonIn memory of Louis PeckSusan Read CroninDan diBartolomeoElizabeth DodgeHon. William DoyleSharon & Don DrazninClaire DukePerez & Elizabeth EhrichRichard EiseleAnne EllsworthBob & Robin ElsonJohn Eng-WongAnna E. EricksonPaul H. ErlbaumJohn T. EwingPaul FaginKatherine Fanelli & Peter BurmeisterDorann FarrellApple FaulknerMarguerite FerrisCheryl King Fischer & Monte FischerJohn H. FitzhughStudents from Woodbury College accepting their certificates during the2008 graduation ceremony (left to right): Jackie Smith, Susan Krasnow,Sara Giannoni, and Lynn Beebe2008 graduates from Woodbury College in the Masters in Mediationprogram (left to right): Cristin Ruddy, Janet Grow, Glen Gross, NoelSylvester, Juliana Hoyt, Dana Kaplan, Haven Fricano, Jenny Johnson,Regan Eberhart, Roni Coleman, and Lori BakerJim & Sharon FongRandy FooseJeffrey ForwardMilton & Carolyn FryeHon. Robert GannettJoan & Reginald GignouxLori GreendorferKatherine GreeneJerry GreenfieldWilliam HainesStephen Handley Jr.Pamela HansonWilliam M. HedbergPatrick & Heather HenryPatricia HigginsPhil & Joan HoffCornelius D. Hogan Jr.John & Janet HoldenMartha HoldenJoan S. HollisterPeter Hood & Mary Neville-HoodSusan Thatcher HoytDouglas HullPaul IronsTom JohnsonSharon KellermannBreck KnauftRick & Sarah KnauftToby KnoxLisa KunemanScott LabunHenry LambertAlison & Bill LockwoodClaudia LovellThomas & Charlotte MacleayDenise MacMartinJeanne MalachoswkiJean MallaryLawrence MandellPatricia McIntoshJohn & Millie MerrillRon MillerDodie MitchellMonty FischerGary MooreHon. James & Gretchen MorseHerschell MurryMagdalena & Thomas NaylorJim & Penny NolteTino O’BrienKaren O’NeillMary-Ellen OtisSusan PalmerJohn & Katherine PatersonDay PattersonMelanie PetschCarol Jean PinneyEric PoehlmannErnie & Dee PomerleauChris & Fred PrattRoger PutzelDavid & Susie RahrSigna ReadJohn RemingtonAlban RicheySusan RitzElizabeth RocklinBarry RosenfeldMitchell RosenfeldJulia RosenwaldJulius RosenwaldMichael & Judy RosowChristina RouleauMathew RubinCharles SatterfieldAnnie ScarffRoss SchifoPaul SchmidtCarolyn SilsbyClay & Kitty SimpsonBarbara SnellingJon SteffensenPeter & Margie SternCharlotte StetsonWill StevensMargaret S. TaliaferroCarol ThompsonAlison UnderhillJo-Anne UnruhGaetano & Susan VicinelliNancy WassermanPhyllis & Michael WellsStephen & Barbara WilliamsTim & Mary Williams44 Champlain View | Spring 09
| Parting Glances |A Tale of Two Road TripsKayleigh Blanchette ’12Photograph by Daniel Pereira ’12 (right)Just one week into what promised to be a busy semester, two Champlain College students boltedBurlington for the nation’s capital—and a chance to make history by attending the inauguration ofthe 44th President, Barack Obama.For Emily Swan ’12, a Psychology major from Purcellville, Virginia, the decision was spontaneous. “Ijust woke up that morning [Monday, January 19] and left,” she says. “I didn’t even tell my mom.”Daniel Pereira ’12, in contrast, had been planning the trip for months—maybe years. An Obamacampaign volunteer going back to the Democratic primary race, the Public Relations major fromRandolph, New Jersey, began pitching in on Democratic campaigns as long ago as Al Gore’s bid for thepresidency in 2000. “After spending so much time on the campaign, I felt like it was necessary for me togo,” Pereira says. “I couldn’t afford to miss it.” Pereira says that he plans to pursue a career in politics.Although record crowds kept both Champlainers from getting within view of the swearing-inceremony—Swan alighted at a spot near the Smithsonian Institution, about a half-mile away, and Pereiramade it to a point between the Capitol and the Washington Monument—just being a part of the gatheringon the National Mall made the journey worthwhile. “Seeing everyone there—it was just like this lightfeeling,” Swan says. “Everyone was so excited to be there for the same reason … During the speech, no onesaid a word. People were crying. It was really touching.”For Pereira, who ventured closer to the Capitol the night before to snap a photo of himself and hiscompanions, the crowds also made a lasting impression. “To get there at 5 a.m. and already have a couplehundred thousand people there, literally a massive parade to the mall,” he recalls, “was really an experiencethat cannot be compared.”However, even a once-in-a-lifetime experience can come at a cost when it involves skipping school. “Ihad to write a couple of essays on the experience,” Pereira says, adding that the makeup assignments mayhave been motivated as much by jealousy on the part of his instructors as by his absence from class.To read more about these trips, visit www.alumni.champlain.edu/champlain_view.Champlain View | Spring 09 45
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