SPRING 2008 Community College Magazine - Northampton ...
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DoNOrs & vOLunTEErs The Wind Beneath Our Wings<br />
Oh, The Difference<br />
THEY’VE MADE!<br />
Stalwarts of the <strong>Northampton</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>College</strong> Foundation: left to right, Board Chair<br />
John Eureyecko, Bruce Davis, and Paul Mack with NCC’s president Dr. Arthur Scott. Davis and Mack<br />
were both named emeriti board members.<br />
EARLY IN ITS 40-YEAR HISTORY, NORTHAMPTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE BECAME ONE OF<br />
the first community colleges in the country to establish a foundation to seek private support for the<br />
<strong>College</strong> mission. The decision has had a lasting impact, enabling the <strong>College</strong> to achieve a “margin of<br />
excellence” that has eluded many other colleges.<br />
At its annual meeting in December, the Foundation honored some of the volunteer leaders and<br />
donors whose efforts and generosity have helped NCC earn this distinction.<br />
The Board of Trustees Award — given only 11 times during NCC’s history — was presented<br />
to Paul Mack, the former chair of the Foundation board and an enthusiastic champion of NCC. “We<br />
value Paul’s leadership, time, counsel and generosity,” President Scott said. “He has been our go-to<br />
person.” Mack and his wife, Harriett, have supported NCC in many forms since 1984; the <strong>College</strong><br />
library is named after them.<br />
John F. Eureyecko, the current chair of the Foundation, presented the Chairman’s Award to<br />
Kathy Friedenberg, professor of radiography, and Carolyn Moyer, registrar. This award is given to<br />
members of the <strong>College</strong> staff, outside the advancement office, whose efforts signifi cantly advance<br />
the work of the Foundation. Bruce Davis, Esq. was also recognized for 37 years of outstanding<br />
service on the Foundation board.<br />
The individuals and businesses listed at right were inducted into the Foundation’s Cornerstone<br />
and Laureate societies, and into three new giving societies: the 1967, Legacy and Founders societies<br />
recognize donors who have given (or caused to be given) gifts ranging from $10,000 over three years<br />
to a cumulative total of greater than $1,000,000.<br />
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Cornerstone Society:<br />
Dr. Atul and Patrice Amin, Dr.<br />
J. Robert and Alice R. Dornish,<br />
Kostas Kalogeropoulos,<br />
Michael & Diane Molewski,<br />
Carolyn H. Moyer, Shahri<br />
Naghshineh, Ken Nier,<br />
Dorothy L. Stephenson, Esq.,<br />
Bruce Young<br />
Laureate Society:<br />
Curtis H. & Joanne Barnette,<br />
Karen & Tim Brady, Harold S.<br />
Campbell Foundation, Country<br />
Meadows, D’Huy Engineering,<br />
Inc., The Greater Lehigh Valley<br />
Auto Dealers Association,The<br />
Heinz Endowments, Pennsylvania<br />
Automotive Association,<br />
Pocono Medical Center/<br />
Pocono Health System, Dr.<br />
Arthur L. Scott & Susan K.<br />
Kubik, State Farm Insurance<br />
Company<br />
1967 Society: Adams<br />
Foundation/Nancy Ann Taylor,<br />
Air Products and Chemicals<br />
Inc., Bank of America, Frank<br />
Banko, Michael J. Caruso,<br />
L. William and Nancy Clark,<br />
Coca Cola Bottling Company<br />
of the Lehigh Valley, Berte<br />
and Bernard (Bernie) Cohen,<br />
Crayola, The Donley Foundation/Edward<br />
and Inez Donley,<br />
ESSA, Easton Hospital, Elmer<br />
Gates, The Hites Foundation,<br />
R. Dale and Frances Hughes<br />
Foundation, KNBT Foundation,<br />
The Lehr Foundation,