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COMMERCEUVA 

McIntire School of Commerce at the University of Virginia Fall 2007 

Lessons in Leadership 

McIntire professors take a hard 

look at what leadership really means. 

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Inside: 

INVESTORS’ 

REPORT 

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From the Dean 

The 2007-2008 academic year is off to a great 

beginning. The McIntire School Class of 2009 

is deep into ICE, recruiting for the Class of 

2008 is well under way, the M.S. in Accounting 

Program welcomed a record number of students 

(53), and the M.S. in the Management of 

Information Technology students are halfway 

through their program. The School is searching 

for outstanding additions to our faculty, and 

we are introducing the curriculum innovations 

planned over the past year. This year’s fall forum 

(on private equity) and our board meetings 

were a great success, and the football team is off 

to a terrific start! 

These activities may seem like business as 

usual, but this year will be far from routine. In 

fact, 2008 will be perhaps the most exciting year 

in the long history of the Commerce School. 

First, we will open the spring semester Jan. 

16, 2008, in our new building complex on the 

Lawn. Construction is in its final stages, and 

from my unique vantage point in Pavilion X, I 

can assure you that they are working from very 

early in the morning until very late at night. 

Everyone who visits the complex is extremely 

impressed, and we cannot wait to share it with 

the entire McIntire community. The official 

dedication of the complex will be held in 

conjunction with the spring symposium Friday, 

April 25, 2008. I hope that many of our alumni 

and friends will join us. 

Second, we are working on a variety of 

innovations that are historic in their own right. 

The faculty Global Task Force is planning the 

School’s approach to our international activities 

for the next decade. We are introducing and/ 

or expanding several program and research 

initiatives, including real estate, private equity, 

leadership, and entrepreneurship. I am working 

with both faculty and staff to expand our 

strategic marketing, alumni, and corporate 

relations activities, and our faculty leadership is 

developing a plan that will allow us to grow and 

recruit the best colleagues in the coming years. 

Third, we are thoroughly engaged with 

curriculum and faculty planning, as well as 

marketing and recruiting, for our new M.S. in 

Commerce Program (with tracks in Financial 

Services or Marketing and Management). 

Although we have made major revisions to our 

existing programs over the past decade, this 

“fifth-year” M.S. program for graduates from 

the arts, sciences, humanities, engineering, and 

other non-business disciplines will be the first 

new degree program for the Commerce School 

in 20 years. One of the most exciting aspects 

of the program is the required international 

immersion term, during which students may 

choose to study in the U.K., Denmark, China, 

or Singapore. 

Finally, we’ll be transitioning the School’s 

emphasis in the capital campaign from 

“Back to the Lawn,” our building campaign, 

to fundraising for people and programs, 

particularly faculty and student support. 

We need to ensure that our spectacular new 

building is filled with the best students, faculty, 

staff, and programs, and we will require the 

engagement of our alumni and corporate 

partners to realize this goal. 

On a personal note, I am also beginning 

my third five-year term as dean of the 

Commerce School. Charlotte, my children (and 

now grandchild!), and I are so proud and happy 

to be part of the U.Va. and Charlottesville 

community, and we look forward to many more 

years with the School and living on the Lawn. 

I sincerely appreciate the terrific support of our 

faculty and staff, students and parents, and great 

alumni and friends. I hope that you will all visit 

the McIntire School soon in our new home. 

— Dean Carl Zeithaml

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Contents 

MCIntire SCHool of CommerCe at the UniVersity of Virginia Fall 2007 

ConVersation 

Will Powers, CFO of Rolls-Royce North America, and Barbara Taylor 

(McIntire ’77), Co-head of Investment Bank Training at JPMorgan, talk 

about why internships are now a key factor in the hiring process. 

SCHool NeWs 

MCIntire PeoPle 

Suzanne (higham) Stanton (McIntire ’83) 

Kevin McNerney (McIntire ’80) 

Beautiful, Innovative Copenhagen 

McIntire’s executive education program in Copenhagen off ered participants 

a wide range of educational experiences in one of the most exciting regions 

in the world for IT innovation, creativity, and design. 

Lessons in Leadership 

Want to become a more eff ective leader? It’s not as simple as the self-help 

books would have you believe. 

McIntire Hosts Symposium on High-Impact Leadership 

Global business leaders join with a renowned professor of American history 

to discuss successful leadership and principled decision making. 

FaCUlty UPDates 

AlUmni NeWs 

ReFleCtions 

Professor James Maxham talks about preparing students for success in the 

global marketplace through his fourth-year course, “Marketing Strategy in 

Global Markets.” 

InVestors’ RePort 2006-2007 

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Dean: Carl Zeithaml 

Communications Director and Editor: Jim Travisano 

Associate Editors: Dana Tackett, Mary Summers Whittle 

Graphic Design: Gibson Design Associates 

Photography: Blake Fitch, Peggy Harrison, Mark 

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CommerceU.Va. is published by the McIntire School of 

Commerce at the University of Virginia. We welcome your 

letters and comments. Please write to Communications 

Director, McIntire School of Commerce, University of 

Virginia, P.O. Box 400173, Charlottesville, VA 22904-4173, 

or e-mail jimtravisano@virginia.edu.

McIntire CONVeRSATION 

For many years, internships were used mainly as a way for students to gain experience. 

Will Powers, CFO of Rolls-Royce North America, and Barbara Taylor (McIntire ’77), 

Co-head of Investment Bank Training at JPMorgan and a McIntire School Advisory 

Board member, talk about why internships are now a key factor in the hiring process. 

Please tell us about your job. 

POWeRS: I am the executive Vice President, CFO of Rolls- 

Royce North America. Rolls-Royce plc is the world’s leading 

producer of engine gas turbines for air, land, and sea. In North 

America, we employ about 8,500 people who engineer, manufacture, 

and support our products and services. 

Th e job of any CFO is multifaceted: I strive for ethical 

behavior and controls, the disciplined use of capital, cost management, 

the most effi cient 

use of technology, and the 

development of an educated 

and diverse set of employees. 

TAYLOR: As Co-head of 

Investment Bank Training, 

my focus at JPMorgan is 

professional and technical 

skill development for our experienced 

bankers. however, 

as a result of my leveraged 

fi nance background and 20+ 

years with the fi rm, I am 

also very involved with the 

recruiting and development 

of our summer interns. Th e 

fi rm now uses the intern 

program as our main pipeline for full-time hires, with more than 

300 U.S.-based undergraduate interns this summer, up 35 percent 

over last year 

each year, I teach a session on risk analysis as part of intern 

orientation training. It’s so great to see the students during their 

fi rst week on the job and to hear stories of their early days in 

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Manhattan. As the summer progresses, we connect at social 

events, and interns may seek me out as an informal mentor. We’ll 

talk through placement opportunities, work-life balance challenges, 

or fun places to go outside the city. 

How have internships evolved in recent years within your 

organization? 

TAYLOR: As one of the world’s leading investment banks, JP- 

Morgan has deep client relationships and a wide range of product 

capabilities, serving close to 8,000 issuers and over 16,400 

investor clients in more than 100 countries. JPMorgan takes 

pride in creating a meaningful experience for all of our interns, 

including work assignments where they can make a diff erence. 

We also provide training and enrichment opportunities, access to 

senior management, and great networking events. Vault, a leading 

Web resource on career planning, listed JPMorgan’s program 

among its top 10 internships in its 2007 survey of more than 750 

corporate programs. 

Because we start identifying and building relationships with 

top students early in the school year, we’re assured of getting the 

best possible class of interns. Given the robust summer experience, 

our undergraduate intern off er accept rate has been close to 

90 percent. 

POWeRS: Th e competition for human capital in the last fi ve 

years has become intense, especially for talent in accounting, 

fi nance, economics, and international business. Our business 

is global, capital-intensive, and relationship-driven. In plain 

english, we must compete with General electric and United 

Technologies. At the same time, we have to provide customers— 

for example, Airbus Industries, Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Gulfstream, 

Bombardier, and the various parts of the U.S. Depart-

We have been delighted with the caliber 

of the McIntire graduates in our ranks. 

— Will PoWers 

ment of Defense—with competitive products and services. We 

must have the very best staff to keep up with the demands of our 

customers, suppliers, and shareholders. 

We have worked to forge close relationships with top U.S. 

undergraduate business schools. Th e McIntire School is a prime 

example. Rolls-Royce North America has participated in the 

third-year Integrated Core experience (ICe) program; has been 

invited to teach parts of certain classes; and has brought senior 

executives to speak on topics ranging from leadership and ethics 

to strategy, products, and fi nance. 

We have been particularly pleased with our participation in 

ICe. Th e program has allowed us to pose real issues to McIntire 

students, who off er solutions and ideas. We have identifi ed many 

of our interns from these experiences, and we also try to develop 

relationships with professors, who can help guide prospects to us. 

How did you come to recruit at the McIntire School? 

POWeRS: We decided about four years ago to focus our recruiting 

eff orts on four major undergraduate business schools. Th ey 

are U.Va./McIntire, Georgetown University, Indiana University’s 

Kelley School, and Villanova University. Th e recent BusinessWeek 

rankings confi rmed our instincts that these are premier business 

programs. We have been delighted with the caliber of the McIntire 

graduates in our ranks. 

TAYLOR: U.Va./McIntire is a core school for JPMorgan. I 

started interviewing on Grounds in 2003. Peter Engel (McIntire 

’88), JPMorgan Vice Chairman and head of West Coast 

Investment Banking, is our senior sponsor and has been actively 

involved with McIntire for many years. JPMorgan has a terrifi 

c track record with McIntire hires, and we are increasingly 

impressed with the caliber and diversity of the students. 

We also sponsor such forums as the fall fi nancial model- 

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McIntire CONVeRSATION 

ing workshop and resume critiques. Th ese sessions have been 

extremely well received by the students and provide meaningful 

interaction in an informal setting. 

What results have you seen? 

TAYLOR: McIntire interns are viewed as having the potential 

to be in the next generation of leaders of the investment bank. 

Our three 2007 Investment Banking interns (Brittany Collier 

[McIntire ’08], Charles Morgan [McIntire ’08], and 

Cheng Zhao [McIntire ’08]) took on important responsibilities 

as part of deal teams this summer and have all received off ers 

from the fi rm. Edmond Darmawan (McIntire ’07) had challenging 

assignments as an M&A intern in 2006. he ran the data 

McIntire interns are viewed as having the potential to be in the next generation of leaders. 


room as part of a sell-side assignment and met with clients to 

fi nalize cost savings as part of a valuation assignment. he joined 

us as a full-time analyst in March 2007 [after graduating in January 

2007] and has been a leading contributor to some 

very complex fi nancial due diligence and valuation advisory. 

Degelis Tufts (McIntire ’08) returned to JPMorgan this 

summer in Sales & Trading after interning in our Financial 

Institutions Investment Banking group in 2006. She had the opportunity 

to rotate across a number of desks, including Interest 

Rate Derivatives and equity exotics, but has decided to return 

to Investment Banking as a full-time analyst. 

POWeRS: We now have a growing number of McIntire alumni 

in our ranks. Most of them have served in a variety of functions 

—Barbara Taylor

across the whole of the organization and are presently working in 

the United States and throughout the world. 

For example, this summer Rolls-Royce North America employed 

StePhanie Hobart (McIntire ’08) as an intern. Recruited 

through the ICe program, she was assigned to the “Customer 

Satisfaction Monitor Survey Project,” designed to measure OeM 

(original equipment manufacturer) customer satisfaction, improve 

our internal processes, and analyze customer feedback. Stephanie 

visited Sao Jose Dos Campos, Brazil, twice, as well as our manufacturing 

facilities in Germany, Montreal, Wichita, and Indiana. 

I have spoken with Dean Zeithaml, and we are seeking to 

create more broad-based, international internships. We also aim 

to capture McIntire’s foreign student population for our ranks, 

especially from such locations as Singapore, China, and India. 

I am very pleased that in July 2007, Erica Strine (McIntire 

’06) [see sidebar, From Intern to Employee] was chosen as the 

North America Trainee of the Year. Th is is the fi rst time someone 

from the North American fi nance area was selected. But I am 

very pleased and proud of all the McIntire alumni, including 

Alena ViVian (McIntire ’06), JacQueline Flood (McIntire ’06), 

and Virginia Turner (McIntire ’02), and we are expecting new 

recruits this September to make an equal contribution and emerge 

as future leaders of the fi nance function, if not the entire company. 

How does your organizational culture work with that of 

McIntire to create positive results? 

POWeRS: Our motto is “Trusted to Deliver excellence.” each 

word is signifi cant, and the motto has been designed to convey 

our key values and principles. I believe that the McIntire School 

seeks a similar level of excellence. I think that the Jeff ersonian 

principle of lifelong learning and the School’s longstanding appreciation 

of ethics, as evidenced by your honor code, have deep 

and meaningful resonance for our organization. 

TAYLOR: here at JPMorgan, we defi ne our culture as one driven 

by performance, partnership, meritocracy, inclusion, and directness. 

Because of the emphasis placed on teamwork and active 

participation at McIntire, our interns are prepared to work on live 

deals and interact with clients at an early stage. In addition, they 

understand the importance of thinking globally when dealing 

with clients or markets. 

Our culture brings together talented people who enjoy working 

together in respect and friendship to achieve great things for 

our clients. McIntire fully prepares its students to excel in that 

environment. 

From Intern to Employee 

Erica Strine (McIntire’ 06), 

Rolls-Royce “Trainee of the Year” 

Thanks to the ICE program, I was able to secure an internship 

at Rolls-Royce North America in Business Development. 

The internship helped me to see what really happens when 

companies look at purchasing or 

selling businesses. I had no idea 

what a vast amount of time and 

effort is put into due diligence. 

As a student, it was hard to 

grasp the impact and importance 

that decisions can have because I 

had no real stake in the situation. 

Without real-world experience, I 

couldn’t know what it meant to 

put money, jobs, and a company’s 

reputation on the line. 

The other great thing about an internship is that 

businesses never follow a textbook. I learned to deal with 

ambiguity, think outside the box, and make timely, wellconsidered 

decisions. My Rolls-Royce internship allowed 

me to do all of this while also learning about the “working 

culture.” I was used to learning in a controlled atmosphere 

built to support my own needs. Real life is not like that. 

You must ask questions of your professors and learn 

through observation. If you want to get ahead, you have to 

make the most of every moment and ask yourself, “How can 

this help me?” or “What would I have done differently?” 

Overall, I think the internship experience made me a 

better contributor to classroom discussions and helped me 

to rethink my established stance to learning. The McIntire 

experience became more about learning the big picture and 

the logic of decision making, rather than memorizing what 

some author wrote on page 7, footnote 1. 

The internship also played a crucial role in my career at 

Rolls-Royce. It was thanks to the internship that I was able to 

return to school my fourth year with a job offer in hand. 

Internships allow you and your employer to test 

each other for fi t, something you can’t fi gure out through 

the interview process alone. Because of the internship 

experience, I was also able to start work as a full-time 

employee in a more advantageous position. I already knew 

some aspects of the industry, the organization, its policies 

and procedures, and the colleagues I could go to for help 

or support. Ultimately, the internship has made me feel 

more confi dent and secure in my work and allowed me to 

challenge myself and take my skills to the next level. 


School NeWS 

McIntire Launches New M.S. in Commerce Program 

Program off ers concentrations in Financial Services and Marketing 

& Management to recent liberal arts, science, and engineering grads. 

Starting in the fall 2008 semester, McIntire will expand its 

portfolio of world-class programs to a new group of students: 

recent college graduates who want a strong foundation in business 

before they enter the work force. Off ering concentrations in 

Financial Services and Marketing 

& Management, the one-year, 36credit-hour 

program is carefully 

crafted to help students develop 

the practical and analytical skill 

sets that today’s business world 

demands. 

“In an increasingly competitive 

global economy, specialization 

is rewarded,” says McIntire 

Professor Ira harris, who will 

direct the program. “Th e M.S. 

in Commerce Program will help 

Ira Harris, Director of the new students leverage their specialty 

M.S. in Commerce Program 

into a successful career.” 

Th e program is divided into three academic terms. Th e 

fi rst-term curriculum, harris says, is designed to provide students 

with a grounding in such fundamental business skills as strategic 

management, technology and innovation management, fi nancial 

analysis, cost management, business communication, market 

research, and change management. Th e program’s second term is 

dedicated to the in-depth study of students’ chosen concentrations. 

Th e third and fi nal term will comprise a 

capstone project and a required period of international 

residency. McIntire is currently in 

conversation with various international partner 

institutions to determine possible locations for 

the program’s overseas component. 

“We want to make sure that students master 

the tools and frameworks associated with their 

concentrations,” harris says. “We also want to 

make sure that they understand the global and 

cultural dynamics of working in and managing 

organizations around the world.” 


“Back to the Lawn” Update 

as mcintire’s January 2008 “Back to the lawn” movein 

date draws closer, construction crews are in the 

fi nal stages of completion for many areas of the new 

academic complex. the exterior restoration of rouss 

hall is done, as is brick masonry on the new building. 

paving and walkways have been started at the lawn, 

working east. inscribed bricks will be laid in late 2007. 

in the courtyard, pergola construction has begun, 

stone paving is substantially complete, and the limestone 

balustrade is under way. 

on the second level, classrooms are painted, 

fi nished fl ooring is down, and blackboards continue 

to be installed and adjusted. on the fourth fl oor, 

audiovisual technology rough-in began in august in a 

prototype classroom set up for faculty testing. Wiring 

of the remainder of the classrooms and other spaces 

continues, with the installation of projectors, speakers, 

and other av systems expected to be complete and 

the equipment in testing by the end of november. 

Faculty offi ces, the majority of which are located 

on the new building’s third fl oor, were completed in 

late september. they are now trimmed and painted, 

and furniture delivery and installation are expected 

early december. Faculty members selected their new 

offi ces in late august. 

Wood trim and paint are in place in the dean’s 

suite. Final cabinetry and fi nished fl ooring are under 

way, and furniture is expected to be delivered middecember. 

mcintire’s academic complex is projected to 

cost $70.5 million, and a variety of great naming 

opportunities are still available. to participate in 

mcintire’s “Back to the lawn” project, contact director 

of alumni development katie Whittier at 434-924-3394 

or whittier@ 

virginia.edu 

to make a 

gift or inquire 

about naming 

opportunities. 

Nice digs: Inspecting 

McIntire’s new 

home on the Lawn.

McIntire students post another strong finish at the AAF national competition. 

Comm School Students Earn National Honors in Auditing and Advertising Competitions 

McIntire students achieved stellar results 

in high-level competition against peer 

institutions during the spring semester. 

An outstanding team of U.Va. and Mc- 

Intire students earned a first-place finish 

in the final round of the inaugural KPMG 

National Audit Case Competition, and 

McIntire students posted a strong finish 

in the final round of the American 

Advertising Federation’s National Student 

Advertising Competition. 

Auditing Applause 

The team of students competing in the 

KPMG National Audit Case Competition, 

held April 15 and 16, 2007, in New 

York City, included three McIntire 

students, Ashley Albers (McIntire ’07), 

Jennifer Clifton (McIntire ’08), and 

Robert Duncan (M.S. in Accounting 

’07), as well as College student John 

Thornton (A&S ’09). 

KPMG developed the competition to 

heighten students’ awareness of the highly 

technical, judgment-laden accounting 

and auditing requirements demanded by 

complex financial transactions. 

The final round of competition, 

held at KPMG’s New York City office, 

involved an hour-long presentation to the 

mock audit committee of a hypothetical 

audit client. The first 30 minutes were 

taken up by a prepared presentation to the 

committee; the remainder of the hour was 

devoted to a Q&A session, with the committee 

grilling the students on the finer 

points of auditing. 

“There’s really no right or wrong 

answer,” team leader Duncan explains. “So 

you have to be able to very clearly explain 

why you made the judgment calls you did.” 

The students were richly rewarded 

for their skills, knowledge, and coolheadedness 

under pressure: The Commerce 

School received a $25,000 gift from 

KPMG in recognition of the students’ 

achievement, and the four students on 

U.Va.’s winning team received $3,000 

each. 

Advertising Accolades 

McIntire students also finished strong in 

the American Advertising Federation’s 

national competition, held June 7, 2007, 

in Louisville, Ky. This 

year’s presenting team, 

made up of students 

Siobhan Cleary 

(McIntire ’07), Meg 

Hein (McIntire ’07), 

Irang Im (McIntire 

’07), Lauren Radow 

(A&S ’07), and Meggie 

Schuelke (McIntire 

’07), earned a sixth-place finish in the 

highly competitive event. 

The team’s strong showing in Louisville 

followed a first-place finish in the 

competition’s regional round—the fifth 

year in a row that students in Professor 

Jack Lindgren’s “Campaigns” class have 

done so. The students’ advertising campaign 

focused on building Coca-Cola 

Classic’s brand strength among multicultural 

13- to 24-year-old consumers, as 

well as increasing consumption in that 

demographic. 

“We focused our efforts on creating a 

more interactive coke.com experience to 

increase the relevance of the brand to this 

target group,” team member Cleary says. 

The National Student Advertising 

Competition, in which more than 200 

colleges participate, is the “premier college 

advertising competition,” according to 

the AAF. 


MCINTIRe People 

Suzanne (Higham) Stanton 

Dream trip: 

taking my husband to ireland and 

scotland to play golf for his 50th 

birthday 

Favorite book: 

Time and Again, by Jack Finney 

Favorite movie: 

“it’s a Wonderful life” 

Advice for students: 

hard work does pay off , and don’t be 

afraid to step out of your comfort zone. 


Innovative Thinking, Timeless Values 

WhAT FUeLS ONe OF AMeRICA’S hottest growth companies? 

You might be surprised by the answer off ered by Suzanne (higham) 

Stanton (McIntire ’83). Cutting-edge thinking and an international perspective 

are important, she says, but even more important are the sort of 

fundamental values that never go out of style. 

Stanton is a Regional Managing Director of Resources Global Professionals, 

a consulting fi rm with over 80 offi ces and 4,100 employees around 

the world. She is also a McIntire School Advisory Board member. 

“We’re a new kind of professional services fi rm,” Stanton says. “We 

develop client service teams that actually become part of the client’s organization 

on a project basis. We help clients change their businesses from 

the inside out by providing teams that address initiatives in the areas of 

accounting and fi nance, information management, human capital, supply 

chain management, legal services, and internal audit. It’s gratifying to see 

that the basic model works—and that it works around the world.” 

Th e core of the company’s business philosophy, though, is embodied 

in the acronym TIeL, which stands for Talent, Integrity, enthusiasm, and 

Loyalty. “We take those words seriously,” says Stanton. “As a growing international 

company, we fi nd that their meaning transcends global boundaries. 

Th ey’ve helped us build success in serving clients in more than 50 

countries.” 

Th at success has not gone unrecognized. For the past fi ve years, Forbes 

has ranked the company among its “200 Best Small Companies.” BusinessWeek 

recently ranked Resources Global Professionals 21st among “hot 

Growth Companies.” Fortune named the fi rm one of the “100 Fastest- 

Growing Companies.” 

Founded in 1996, Resources Global Professionals is a spin-off from 

Deloitte & Touche, where Stanton worked for 13 years. She joined Resources 

Global Professionals in 1997, when the company had nine offi ces. 

Stanton says she’s enjoyed participating in a growing enterprise. But 

most of all, she says, she feels pleased to be part of a successful organization 

that’s built on teamwork and loyalty. 

“After 24 years of work experience, I can honestly say that I love this 

company,” she says. “I really appreciate working with people who strive 

for excellence while acting with integrity. It’s consistent with Jeff ersonian 

principles, and it’s defi nitely consistent with everything I learned at the 

Comm School. Th e values that were central to U.Va. have played a central 

role in my career. When you use integrity as your internal barometer, decisions 

are easy.”

Swinging Fore a Cure 

ASK KeVIN MCNeRNeY (MCINTIRe ’80) about what was most 

infl uential in shaping his values, and he’ll give you these answers: his family, 

his faith, and the University of Virginia and the McIntire School of 

Commerce. 

“I come from a big Irish family,” McNerney says. “I’m one of eight 

children, and over the years I’ve come to appreciate how hard my parents 

worked to provide for all of us.” One of the things they provided, he says, 

was access to a top-notch education at U.Va. and at McIntire. “I give the 

Comm School a ton of credit for preparing me for success in the work 

force,” says McNerney, who serves as Managing Director, Technology and 

Professional Services for Korn/Ferry International, a leading executive recruitment 

fi rm. he is also a member of the McIntire School Advisory 

Board. 

McNerney says that perhaps the greatest benefi t of his time at U.Va. 

was his exposure to the Jeff ersonian ideals that infuse every part of the 

School. “Th ose ideals make you more mindful of others, and more aware of 

your responsibility to the larger community,” he says. “Over the years, the 

lessons I learned at U.Va. have become an increasingly important part of 

my life. I feel it’s important to make a diff erence.” 

McNerney did exactly that when his wife, Ann (education ’80), was 

diagnosed with breast cancer. 

“As soon as we got the diagnosis, Ann and I began to seek information 

anywhere we could,” he explains. “We learned that a number of neighbors 

and friends were being aff ected by the same disease. A group of us 

decided to try to do something to build hope and to make a diff erence.” 

Th e result? McNerney and his friends organized Swing Fore the Cure, 

an annual event including a live and silent auction for non-golfers and a 

golf tournament that raises money for breast cancer research (http://www. 

swingforethecure.org). “In truth,” McNerney says, “it was a guys’ way to 

respond to a situation that had us befuddled.” 

By any defi nition, that “guys’ response” has led to championshipcaliber 

success. Over the past nine years, Swing Fore the Cure has raised 

not only public awareness of breast cancer, but also more than $1 million. 

“We’ve donated to a number of research programs,” says McNerney. 

“We’re now providing money for research into new cancer-fi ghting drugs 

at the University of Virginia. We also have the goal of providing connection 

and a sense of hope for others who are dealing with cancer. My friends 

will tell you I’m an optimist and an idealist. We won’t stop working until 

we reach our goal of fi nding a cure.” 

Kevin McNerney 

mcnerney says that the Jeff ersonian 

ideals he was exposed to at u.va. 

made him more mindful of others 

and more aware of his responsibility 

to the larger community. 


Beautiful, Innovative 

CoPenHagen 

McIntire off ers executive education in one of the 

world’s centers of IT creativity, innovation, and design 

WhAT DOeS THE EPIC OF GILGAMESH have to do 

with business innovation? According to Jeffrey Mangis (A&S 

’87, M.S. in Architecture ’92, M.S. in MIT ’06), an awful lot. 

“Th e combination of Gilgamesh with business was so insightful 

to me that I’m still researching it on my own,” says Mangis, an 

IT Program Manager with San Diego–based Science Applications 

International Corporation (SAIC). Indeed, he says, understanding 

Gilgamesh’s “hero’s Journey” as a metaphor for the 

steps in the creative process “helped me to see that the route to 

business innovation is a journey, rather than an end unto itself.” 

Mangis’ Gilgamesh insight came as part of his own journey—to 

Copenhagen, Denmark, for McIntire’s 2007 International 

executive education Program. Th e program, which 

ran March 11-16, 2007, was carefully planned to provide its 19 

executive participants a wide range of educational experiences 

in one of the most exciting regions in the world for IT innovation, 

creativity, and design. 

“Th ere’s no question that issues of globalization, innovation, 

and technology management are becoming integrated in 

profound ways,” says Program Director Ryan Nelson. “Managers 

must capture an entirely new set of knowledge and skills 

in order to thrive in today’s business environment.” Nelson is 

Director of McIntire’s M.S. in the Management of Information 

Technology 12-Month Program and also heads the School’s 

Center for the Management of Information Technology. 

Broad Curriculum, Broadening Minds 

Refl ecting the realities of this new business environment, the 

Copenhagen program’s curriculum included the opportunity to 

interact with european IT professionals, leaders, and students, 

as well as site visits to the Danish Design Centre, the Zentropa 

Movie Production Company (where Mangis was introduced 

to the “hero’s Journey”), the Carlsberg Brewery, and the IT 


University of Copenhagen, 

along with a number 

of other networking and 

cultural events. 

Nelson notes that 

Denmark is one of the 

world’s leaders in IT innovation. 

Th e Oresund region 

(the area of Scandinavia 

surrounding Copenhagen) 

is home to more than 10,000 IT-related companies and some 

100,000 IT employees; Microsoft’s largest development group 

outside of the United States is located in the region, as are such 

IT heavyweights as erickson and Nokia. 

“Th e program really changed everyone’s approach to doing 

business—not only in the eU, but also at home,” says Nelson. 

“It was eye-opening for people to gain exposure to european 

attitudes toward business innovation and technology management, 

as well as to see very diff erent approaches to problem 

solving and decision making.” 

Fruitful Partnership 

Nelson also notes that the program benefi ted enormously from 

the fantastic support it received from the Denmark International 

Studies Program (DIS). “DIS was a fabulous partner 

and the critical factor in the program’s success,” he says. DIS, 

which is affi liated with both the University of Copenhagen and 

Copenhagen Business School, provided six outstanding faculty 

members from its own highly respected business program. In 

addition, state-of-the-art classroom space was provided by the 

Danish Society for the Advancement of Business education. 

“Th e combination of both Danish and American instructors 

helped give a diversity of opinion to the subjects we cov-

ered,” Mangis says. 

“In fact, in the future, 

it might be good to 

have representatives 

from even more 

countries teaching 

part of the program 

so that we could get an even wider diversity of opinion from 

within the eU.” 

Global Lessons 

Indeed, one of the primary aims of the program was to help 

participants gain a better understanding of some of the nuts 

and bolts of doing business in the eU. What are the primary 

economic drivers? how does the european tax model diff er 

from that of the American model, and what are the business 

implications? What should you expect from your dealings with a 

european bureaucracy? What are some of the challenges of dealing 

with an international work force? “Th e program was much 

broader in scope than I’d expected,” says Mangis. “We had a lot 

to cover in a week, but the program was so well planned that we 

managed to fi t it all in.” 

More Global Lessons 

Mangis says that as a result of his interaction with Danish 

students and faculty, he also noticed some more subtle cultural 

Jeff rey Mangis in 

Copenhagen (far left), 

where cutting-edge 

innovation meets 

old-world beauty. 

diff erences between european and American approaches to 

global business. First, he says, his european counterparts seemed 

to spend more time planning and less time doing when it came 

to implementing solutions. 

“Americans tend to dive right in and correct things as we 

go along,” he says. Second, he noted, europeans’ motivations for 

doing business seemed to have less to do with their own personal 

gain and more to do with the good of their society, country, region, 

or industry. Finally, he says, legally mandated stability in the 

job market aff ords people a more balanced relationship between 

their work and their life. 

Not all Business 

Of course, the executive education program itself wasn’t all work 

and no play; participants also had the chance to tour famously 

picturesque Copenhagen, visit such sites as the Viking Ship 

Museum and the 12th century Roskilde Cathedral, and, of 

course, tour the Carlsberg Brewery. Says Mangis of the brewery 

tour, “Th e tasting was great. Oh, and they’ve also made some 

amazing strides in system implementation over the last fi ve 

years.” 

Next year’s International Executive Education Program will run 

May 4-9, 2008, and will again take place in Copenhagen. For more 

information, visit http://www.commerce.virginia.edu/copenhagen. 


LESSONS IN 

LEADERSHIP 


McIntire professors take a hard look at what leadership really means. 

ant to improve your leadership skills? head to your local 

bookstore and you’ll find shelf after shelf of leadership “how-to” manuals, 

filled with solemn promises to help you change your life—sometimes in 

less than an hour—with the help of just a handful of devastatingly simple 

principles. everyone, it seems, from rudy Giuliani to Cal ripken to (this is 

not a joke) santa Claus, seems to have some indispensable insight to of- 

fer about how you can unleash your inner Winston Churchill. 

is any of this advice any good? “there’s a lot of crazy stuff out there,” 

says mcintire professor amanda Cowen, who has helped train leaders at 

harvard Business school, as well as at harvard’s kennedy school of Gov- 

ernment. Cowen, who joined mcintire in July 2007, began teaching topics 

in organizational behavior this fall as part of the third-year integrated 

Core experience (iCe). “if we really want to understand what leadership is 

all about,” she says, “we have to think much more deeply about it.” 

Cowen takes what is known as a “contingency” view of leadership. 

this perspective holds that—contrary to popular belief—leadership isn’t 

the domain of a charmed few, who are destined from birth for greatness.

Left to right: McIntire Professors Tom 

Bateman, Gary Ballinger, Amanda Cowen, 

Karen Jansen, and Rob Cross.

likewise, greatness isn’t merely thrust upon a few people who 

happen to be in the right place at the right time. What a contingent 

view of leadership does mean is that all sorts of people 

can emerge as leaders when there’s a happy fit between their 

particular traits and skill sets, and the context in which they 

find themselves. 

“sometimes people who’ve been successful will have this 

attitude that ‘you can put me in any situation, and i’ll put my 

leadership skills to work and lead effectively,’” Cowen says. 

“But this is a misconception. think about those ‘turnaround 

specialist’ Ceos who come in and do a fabulous job of reshaping 

corporations in crisis, or about entrepreneurs who are able 

to create fantastic businesses from scratch. often, the same 

people are completely ineffective as leaders a few years down 

the road, when things have changed. their skill set or style may 

no longer be appropriate to the situation at hand.” 

Learning to Lead 

so what does this mean for managers who want to improve 

their ability to lead? the answer, as it turns out, is actually quite 

encouraging. if leadership is about matching the right skills and 

traits with the right situations, then people who can develop a 

firm understanding of their own strengths (and weaknesses), 

and who can also learn to assess situations with honesty and 

analytic rigor, can begin to create—or place themselves in— 

contexts that allow them to become outstanding leaders. 


The notion of the “naturalborn 

leader” has been 

discredited, and there’s a 

growing acknowledgment 

that leadership can be 

taught. 

—Gary Ballinger 

Know Thyself 

indeed, says mcintire professor Gary Ballinger, who also teaches 

“organizational Behavior” in iCe, as well as a fourth-year course 

in leadership, “there’s been a real change in academic thought 

over the past few decades: the notion of the ‘natural-born 

leader’ has been discredited, and there’s a growing acknowledgment 

that leadership can be taught.” 

the crucial first step in the leadership learning process, 

Ballinger says, is to come to recognize not only your particular 

set of strengths and weaknesses, but also your values and the 

associated goals toward which you’re willing to work. “people 

often giggle at the notion of a leadership coach,” he says. “But 

these coaches exist for a reason, and they can be a critical factor 

in a leader’s success. a good leadership coach can help you 

do something incredibly difficult—and that’s engage in disciplined 

self-reflection, so that you come to really understand 

your own skills and character traits, as well as your goals and 

values.” 

it’s precisely this sort of self-knowledge that mcintire professor 

karen Jansen advocates and that she works to cultivate 

in the “reflected best-self” exercise through which she leads 

third-year students as part of the iCe curriculum. the sevenstep 

exercise involves having students compose a “best-self 

portrait” by contemplating the circumstances under which 

they’ve performed to the best of their abilities, then integrating 

their own thoughts on the matter with those solicited from

others. the point of the exercise, Jansen says, is to help stu- 

dents begin to recognize their most outstanding capabilities so 

that they can make personal and career plans that enable them 

to “play to their strengths.” this sort of positive self-knowledge, 

Jansen says, is the first step for students in figuring out how to 

successfully lead change within themselves, within groups, and 

throughout organizations. 

Keeping It Real 

Ballinger points out another benefit to acting with authenticity 

when it comes to leadership: people are extremely good 

at spotting a fake. “i object to someone buying one of those 

books from the airport bookshop that tells you, ‘this is how 

i lead, so this is how you should lead,’” Ballinger says. “it’s 

ridiculous—you’ll never lead like Jack Welch, because the only 

person who can lead like Jack Welch is Jack Welch. if you came 

into the office and tried to lead like he does, people would immediately 

recognize that you were being phony.” 

Network News 

so let’s say you’ve found a top-notch leadership coach and 

you’ve got a pretty good handle on the ways and situations 

in which you shine. But surely leaders of all sorts—whether 

they’re high-level executives, politicians, or basketball coach- 

es—constantly find themselves faced with problems that 

require precisely the skills they lack. how do they manage? 

according to mcintire professor rob Cross, the answer 

often lies in their ability to use networks. Cross, who directs 

the highly influential network roundtable at the university of 

virginia, says that top performers are masterful networkers. 

networking, of course, is nothing new. unfortunately, Cross 

says, it is a concept about which people harbor some fatal 

misconceptions. “an entire self-help industry has evolved in 

the popular press with advice for people who want to be better 

networkers,” Cross says. “typically, these books work from 

the assumption that the biggest network is the best one, and 

they’re filled with advice about engaging in superficial behaviors 

that are supposed to help people make a lot of contacts.” 

Cross, who’s spent over a decade scrutinizing the intricacies 

of corporate networks, says his research findings run 

counter to the “more is better” approach to networking. “a few 

hard-driving salespeople may thrive by building large, loosely 

connected networks,” he says. “But most high performers have 

succeeded by developing targeted networks that help them to 

extend their abilities.” 

Cross argues that high performers’ networking is typically 

characterized by three ability-extending behaviors. First, they 

position themselves at key points in a network, forming rela- 

Positive self-knowledge is 

the first step to successfully 

leading change within 

individuals, groups, and 

organizations. 

—Karen Jansen 


Good leaders are eager 

to learn and use targeted 

networks to help them 

keep their eyes and ears 

wide open. 

tionships among diverse groups; these groups provide them 

access to a rich array of perspectives and opportunities. second, 

they surround themselves with people who complement 

(rather than duplicate) their strengths and who help them see 

beyond their inevitable blind spots and foibles. third, they 

recognize the value in networks and work to cultivate open, 

high-quality—rather than just numerous—relationships. 

in short, Cross says, leaders use networks to help them 

keep their eyes and ears wide open. the critical factor in high 

performers’ success, then, and the factor that lies at the root of 

their networking behaviors, is an eagerness to learn. “regardless 

of their place in the formal hierarchy, successful leaders are 

capable of accepting new ideas, challenges, and even disagreement 

from the members of their personal networks,” Cross says. 

Know Thy Context 

While all of this self-knowledge may be essential, it’s only 

part of the story. the other half of a contingency perspective 

on leadership requires expertise in situational analysis. such 

expertise will allow you to place yourself in the appropriate 

context, and once you’re there, to continue to react appropriately 

and effectively to the constant change that will inevitably 

occur. “the most powerful thing people can do is understand 

the context in which they find themselves,” Cowen says. “you 

must be able to understand a situation if you’re going to 


—Rob Cross 

make the choices that will enable you to effectively lead.” 

Fortunately, Cowen says, people can learn how to “read” 

situations, just as they can be taught to interpret literature or 

make sense of data from a lab. the key, she explains, is to teach 

people how to think rigorously about the different contexts 

they face. managers can continually ask themselves a number 

of questions in their quest to stay keenly attuned to the situation 

at hand. “as the context changes,” Cowen says, “you have to 

keep asking yourself questions about the organization itself, as 

well as about the individuals within that organization. What is 

the strategy of the organization? What are the norms, culture, 

and history of the organization and to what extent do they support 

(or sabotage) strategic goals? What is rewarded within the 

organization, and to what extent are these behaviors consistent 

with those required to achieve organizational goals?” 

executives, she says, often make outstanding students. 

they draw on the wisdom of their own experience and, inevitably, 

their own failures. inexperienced undergraduates, however, 

can also be taught to think with precision about different situations. 

“after they’ve combed through 18 or 20 different case 

studies,” Cowen laughs, “people start to develop some pretty 

sharp analytic skills.” 

No Substitute for Hard Work 

But leadership is also the continual, nitty-gritty process of mak-

ing high-stakes decisions and undertaking actions that affect 

peoples’ lives. “For me,” says mcintire professor tom Bateman, 

“leadership really boils down to effective problem solving.” 

Bateman directs the highly touted uva lead program, a 

multidisciplinary initiative designed to teach students from 

around Grounds how to lead positive change. “leadership 

isn’t just about style or learning how to behave,” Bateman says. 

“it’s about identifying, tackling, and solving problems—and 

inspiring others to do the same.” too often, Bateman points 

out, when people think of leaders, they think of characteristics 

such as vision or charisma. But charisma, Bateman says, “must 

be complemented by substance.” leaders must not only be 

able to identify problems and opportunities—they must also 

know how to get things done and how to motivate others.” 

(see sidebar, Leading: The Way.) 

indeed, he says, the mysterious charm we often associate 

with leaders can be learned. “you can learn how to look 

people in the eye and how to speak to them in a way that will 

make them feel personally touched,” Bateman says. “and you 

can learn how to articulate a vision in a way that appeals to 

people.” But the dynamics of real leadership are infinitely more 

nuanced and complicated than Cal ripken (or even santa 

Claus) would have you believe. “many people say they want to 

be leaders,” Bateman says. “But only a few are really prepared 

for the challenges.” 

Leadership is about 

identifying, tackling, and 

solving problems—and 

inspiring others to do the 

same. 

—Tom Bateman 

Leading: The Way 

Why are some leaders able to consistently make good decisions, while 

others (we’re not mentioning any names) seem to make gaff upon 

botch upon blunder? 

Professor Tom Bateman argues that the leadership breakdowns 

we often label “incompetence” are the result of a failure to successfully 

implement what decision theorists call “procedural rationality.” 

In a nutshell, procedural rationality means completing the following 

steps: 

❖ Choosing the right issue for action 

❖ Defining the scope of the problem and establishing clear goals 

❖ Generating and assessing options 

❖ Choosing courses of action 

❖ Planning implementation 

❖ Taking action 

❖ Following up by assessing how things are going, and 

❖ Changing the approach as needed 

“Procedural rationality, and leading for results, means choosing 

the options that yield the best possible consequences for multiple 

stakeholders,” Bateman says. “That may sound obvious, but history 

has shown that various all-too-human biases often get in the way.” 

One of the classics, he says, is choosing to seek advice only from 

a sympathetic “in-group”—and, of course, there’s always the old 

standby, wishful thinking. 


Simon Robertson Judith McHale 

McIntire Hosts 

Symposium on 

High-Impact 

Leadership 

Global business leaders join 

with renowned professor of 

American history to discuss 

successful leadership and 

principled decision making. 


WhAT ARe The PRIMARY ChALLeNGeS facing 

leaders in today’s global business environment? What responsibilities 

do corporations have to the communities in which they 

operate? What makes certain leaders successful—or not—in 

times of crisis? 

These were just some of the issues addressed at McIntire’s 

Seventh Annual Spring Symposium, titled “high-Impact 

Leadership.” This year’s event, held April 13, 2007, in Old Cabell 

hall, featured Simon Robertson, Chairman of Rolls-Royce plc; 

Judith Mchale, former President and CeO of Discovery Communications 

Inc.; and then-Tulane University Professor Douglas 

Brinkley. (Brinkley joined Rice University July 1, 2007, as a 

Professor of history and a Fellow at Rice’s Baker Institute for 

Public Policy.) Brinkley is the author, most recently, of the bestseller 

The Great Deluge: Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans, and the 

Mississippi Gulf Coast, a chronicle of failures in leadership at the 

local, state, and federal level. 

The three panelists each spoke on issues of leadership 

pertinent to their areas of expertise in business and research. 

They then answered questions from the audience in a forum 

moderated by Charles W. Sydnor, former President and CeO of 

Commonwealth Public Broadcasting Corporation. 

Fighting for Free Markets 

Rolls-Royce’s Robertson led off the event with a talk titled 

“Long-Term Thinking, Short-Term World: Leadership Challenges 

in a Global Age.” In his talk, Robertson addressed the 

challenges of successfully dealing with global supply chains 

and labor forces and, crucially, of successfully navigating today’s 

geopolitical and cross-cultural challenges. 

In today’s global business climate, Robertson said, business 

leaders “must fight for openness, understanding, and free 

markets.” Robertson warned against yielding to protectionist

Judith McHale Douglas Brinkley George Overstreet and Tom Bateman, with Charles Sydnor 

tendencies, warning that although protectionism might yield 

short-term gains, it ultimately leads to “tension and despair.” 

Said Robertson of business leaders’ social, political, and environmental 

responsibilities, “We must not be complacent.” 

Doing Well by Doing Good 

Robertson was followed by Discovery’s Mchale, who spoke 

on “Doing Well by Doing Good: Perspectives on Discovery.” 

Mchale told the audience how she built the Discovery 

Channel into a global success story, with 1.4 billion subscribers 

in 170 countries and territories. (Discovery is composed of a 

wide-ranging stable of socially conscious television channels, 

including Animal Planet, BBC America, and The Learning 

Channel.) 

She was able to do so, in part, by establishing an open dialogue 

with the governments of the countries in which Discovery 

has a presence and ensuring that Discovery acted as a positive 

force in every country. Another key to the company’s success, she 

said, is a commitment to its employees. Discovery, she pointed 

out, invested heavily in its employees, providing them with such 

vital services as child and eldercare, stress and fitness programs, 

and concierge services. These investments, she said, yielded rich 

returns in employee productivity and loyalty. Said Mchale, 

“Corporations can be forces for good in a community.” 

It’s Not about the Uniform 

The symposium then took a different turn, with Brinkley’s discussion 

of the “complete collapse of leadership at every level” that 

surrounded hurricane Katrina. Brinkley delivered a veritable 

laundry list of failures, from personal squabbles leading to inaction 

(and loss of life), to hesitation and equivocation, to panic, 

to shirking of official duty, to plain-old failure to plan, and then 

failure to implement plans. 

Brinkley’s fascinating description of the leadership vacuum 

exposed by Katrina provided a compelling case for the importance 

of good leadership. Brinkley pointed out that a number of 

ordinary citizens acted with selflessness and courage—although 

fully one-third of the New Orleans police force left the city. 

“Leadership is not about the uniform,” he said. 

After the three presentations, the panelists answered questions 

from the audience on such subjects as the sky-high level 

of executive compensation, corporate recruitment of leaders, and 

the global political fallout from the Bush administration’s foreign 

policy. 

Brinkley, who chronicled the lives of some of America’s 

most prominent figures, including henry Ford, Ronald Reagan, 

and Teddy Roosevelt, provided the symposium’s closing words: 

“The greatest American leaders have been judicious, straightforward, 

and honest.” 

A History of Compelling Discussions 

The symposium series was established in 2000 to provide a 

forum for the discussion of the complex nature of organizational 

success, as well as to address the relationship of commerce to the 

arts, humanities, and sciences. This year’s forum also integrated 

themes central to the McIntire School’s LeAD initiative. The 

forum was co-sponsored by McIntire’s Center for Financial 

Innovation, Center for Growth enterprises, and Center for the 

Management of Information Technology. 

“With every symposium, we work to facilitate compelling, 

multidimensional discussions of timely and important issues,” 

said McIntire Dean Carl Zeithaml. “The development of leaders 

capable of successfully navigating today’s complex global realities 

is an issue of the utmost importance, and we were honored to 

be joined this year by three such distinguished speakers on the 

subject.” 


Faculty UPDATeS 

Professors Gib Akin, Mary Jo Hatch, and Larry Pettit Retire 

AFTeR A COMBINeD 77 years at 

McIntire, Professors Gib Akin, Mary Jo 

hatch, and Larry Pettit have retired as 

of the end of the spring 2007 semester. 

“Gib, Mary Jo, and Larry have all been 

outstanding members of the McIntire 

community,” says McIntire Dean Carl 

Zeithaml. “Their vision, dedication, and 

many contributions were significant 

factors in McIntire’s success over the 

years.” 

Gib Akin, who joined McIntire in 

1976, specialized in organizational behavior. 

he taught courses in interpersonal 

and small group dynamics, as well as in 

cultural approaches to organizational 

analysis and change. he also taught 

qualitative research methods in the Sociology 

Department and supervised doctoral 

research in management, sociology, 

psychology, and education. Akin acted as 

a consultant to numerous organizations, 


Gib Akin Mary Jo Hatch Larry Pettit 

including DuPont and Westinghouse, 

and served as Associate editor of Journal 

of Management Education. 

Mary Jo hatch, also an expert in 

organizational behavior, joined McIntire 

in 2000. hatch previously served on 

the faculties of Cranfield University, in 

the United Kingdom, and the Copenhagen 

Business School, in Denmark. 

At McIntire, she conducted research 

in organization theory; organizational 

culture, identity, and image; corporate 

branding; organizational symbolism; and 

leadership. hatch’s research appeared 

in such journals as Academy of Management 

Review and Harvard Business 

Review. She also published several books, 

including The Three Faces of Leadership: 

Manager, Artist, Priest (Blackwell, 2005). 

With McIntire Professor Tom Bateman, 

hatch also helped to spearhead the UVA 

LeAD program. 

Larry Pettit joined McIntire in 1968 and 

is perhaps best known for his challenging 

“GDP” class (Comm 478), which 

he taught for more than 30 years. Upon 

joining McIntire, Pettit taught both 

quantitative methods and corporate 

finance courses. In an early curriculum 

revision, he designed and instituted the 

required case course (Comm 372). Pettit 

also designed and organized McIntire’s 

first international finance course (Comm 

474), which was taught in London, 

Zurich, and Paris. he also served as 

Area Coordinator for a number of years, 

adding several new courses, including 

venture capital and fixed income. 

A banking specialist, Pettit served as a 

consultant to international banks, major 

American banks, and community banks. 

In addition to teaching in the National 

Banking School, which he helped 

develop for the AICPA in 1979, Pettit

has served on the faculty of the Stonier 

School of the ABA, CBA’s Graduate 

School of Retail Bank Management, and 

the VBA’s School of Bank Management. 

Pettit also specialized in community 

banking, credit administration, strategic 

planning for financial institutions, small 

McIntire Welcomes New Faculty 

business finance, and venture capital. 

Pettit’s expertise led to his participation 

in the design and teaching of a number 

of credit and corporate lending seminars 

for international, national, and regional 

banks and insurance companies. he also 

organized and led strategic planning and 

Glenn Browne (Ph.D., Business Administration, Carlson 

School of Management, University of Minnesota) is an Associate 

Professor in the Information Technology Area. Browne is a 

specialist in information requirements determination, business 

process analysis, systems development, and managerial 

decision making. his current research focuses on information 

search, information filtering, and decision support problems on 

the World Wide Web and cognitive and behavioral issues in 

information requirements determination. he teaches courses in 

project management, systems analysis, and decision making. 

Amanda Cowen (D.B.A., Business Policy, harvard Business 

School) joins McIntire as an Assistant Professor in the 

Management Area. her recent research examines the dynamics 

of organizational status and how this competitive asset 

is affected by merger transactions and integration processes. 

Before joining McIntire, Cowen taught courses on leadership, 

organizational behavior, and strategy to graduate students and 

executives at the harvard Business School and the Kennedy 

School of Government. 

Mary Erickson (M.B.A., George Mason University) is a Lecturer 

in the Accounting Area. erickson began her professional 

career in public accounting as an auditor specializing in the 

insurance industry. She has also been employed as an investment 

professional specializing in credit analysis and fixedincome 

portfolio management and as a faculty member teaching 

accounting and finance courses at George Mason University. 

Most recently, she was Director of examination Development 

for the CFA Institute, where she designed and assisted 

in the evaluation of questions appearing on the Chartered 

Financial Analyst examinations. 

profit planning for both community and 

regional financial institutions. Perhaps 

most notable are the many generations 

of students and graduates whom Pettit 

mentored and the countless jobs that 

he helped to identify and secure for his 

students. 

Adam Koch (Ph.D., Accounting, The University of Texas at 

Austin), an Assistant Professor in the Accounting Area, is an 

expert in financial reporting and managerial accounting. his 

research focuses on the valuation of earnings news, dividend 

signaling, and voluntary disclosure. Koch has taught a variety 

of financial and managerial accounting courses and is currently 

teaching an elective course in intermediate accounting. Before 

joining McIntire, Koch taught at Carnegie Mellon University 

as well as in a number of executive education programs. 

Robert Patterson (Ph.D., Communication Studies [Rhetoric 

and Culture], University of Nebraska-Lincoln) joins the 

Management Area as an Assistant Professor, teaching courses 

in McIntire’s Management Communication Program. his 

professional experience in academia includes teaching courses 

in rhetoric, rhetorical theory and criticism, fundamental areas 

of communication, campaigns, small-group problem solving, 

business and professional communication, and public speaking. 

Patterson’s professional experiences in the nonprofit sector 

include nonprofit [501(c)(3)] executive management and leadership 

and postsecondary accreditation/compliance. 


ALUMNI News 

1960s 

Donald W. Fulton Jr. ’68, Senior Vice 

President and CFO for hampton Roads 

Bankshares Inc., the fi nancial holding 

company for Bank of hampton Roads, 

was a nominee in Virginia Business’ 2007 

Virginia CFO of the Year Awards. Mr. 

Fulton joined hampton Roads Bankshares 

as a Senior Vice President in 2003 

and was named CFO shortly thereafter. 

Before joining the company, Mr. Fulton 

served as a Senior Vice President and the 

CFO at James River Bankshares Inc., 

which was acquired by another institution 

in 2001. he was a Vice President of 

Jeff erson Bankshares Inc. (Charlottesville, 

Va.) before joining James River Bankshares. 

his areas of responsibility include 

corporate fi nance, capital management 

and planning, investor relations, fi nancial 

analysis, strategic planning for non-bank 

ventures, and administration and implementation 

of employee benefi t plans. Mr. 

Fulton is a graduate of the University of 

Virginia, the Virginia Maryland School 

of Bank Management at the University 

of Virginia, and the Stonier Graduate 

School of Banking at Rutgers University. 

his banking career began in 1968 in 

Charlottesville, with National Bank and 

Trust Company, a predecessor to Jeff erson 

National Bank. 


1970s 

Ron Seay ’70 has retired. he was employed 

by Danzer Group as Vice President 

of Finance. he and his wife, Linda, 

will reside in Wrightsville Beach, N.C. 

Larry McLaud ’71 was awarded the Lifetime 

Clearwater Defender Award from 

Friends of the Clearwater for his work in 

protecting and preserving the Big Wild 

in Idaho. 

Tommy Brannock ’79 married Lori 

McCarty (A&S ’96) Nov. 24, 2006. he 

was also named Sales Associate of the 

Year for 2006 by the Charlottesville Area 

Association of Realtors and Coach of the 

Year by Th e Daily Progress for women’s 

lacrosse. 

W. Michael Fagan ’79, Raritan Valley 

Community College Assistant Professor 

of Finance, has earned the Project Management 

Professional credential from the 

online Project Management Institute. 

Fagan, a resident of hillsborough, N.J., 

is a full-time faculty member in the college’s 

Business and Public Service Department. 

Fagan teaches courses at the 

college in the North Branch section of 

the township, primarily in accounting 

and fi nance. he is the program adviser 

for the college’s fi nancial services major 

and co-chairs the accounting and fi nance 

advisory committee. 

Paul Meyer ’79, Managing Director of 

Navigant Consulting, was mentioned in a 

March 19, 2007, Wall Street Journal article, 

“An economist’s Courtroom Bonanza,” 

as one of the top damage expert witnesses 

in his fi eld of intellectual property. 

Mr. Meyer, a member of the McIntire 

School Advisory Board, continues to lead 

Navigant’s National Intellectual Property 

Practice, as well as teach at Stanford University. 

Over the last 20 years, Mr. Meyer 

has provided expert testimony on damages 

in approximately 200 depositions 

and in more than 60 trials. Professor 

Kenneth elzinga of the U.Va. Department 

of economics was also referenced 

in the same WSJ article as a prominent 

expert. 

Andy Rudin ’79 (M.S. in MIT ’05), a 

member of McIntire’s M.S. in MIT 

Advisory Board, has published an article, 

“‘On My honor, as a Salesperson . . .’: 

Why Sales ethics Matter,” on Customer- 

Th ink (formerly CRMGuru.com). 

1980s 

Peter Dunne ’80, McIntire Advisory 

Board member and President of Franklin 

Communications, announces that 

Printing Industries of America/Graphic 

Arts Technical Foundation has recognized 

Franklin as a winner in the 2006 

Best Workplace in the Americas Awards. 

Franklin won in the medium-sized

company category of 101-250 employees. 

The award recognizes graphic arts companies 

that exhibit outstanding human 

relations efforts that contribute to a successful 

workplace. Says Dunne, “We are 

very proud of our efforts towards our work 

force and workplace. Our extremely low 

turnover rate is an indicator of how we 

care for our employees. Some staff members 

have been with us over 30 years.” 

Cecil House ’83 is Senior Vice President 

of Operations Support and Chief Procurement 

Officer, as well as the Senior Vice 

President of Safety, for edison International 

and its electric utility subsidiary, 

Southern California edison. Before joining 

edison in April 2006, house served 

as Vice President of Customer Operations 

for Public Service electric & Gas 

Company (PSeG), New Jersey’s largest 

electric and gas utility. Previously, he was 

PSeG’s Vice President of Supply Chain 

Management; Vice President of Business 

Development at 

Automatic Data 

Processing Inc.; 

and a Partner 

in the law firm 

of McDermott, 

Will & emery in 

New York. he is 

a member of the 

New York and 

Virginia bars and is a certified purchasing 

manager. In addition to his B.S. degree 

from the McIntire School, house has a 

J.D. from harvard Law School and an 

M.B.A. from Columbia University. he 

and his family live in Los Angeles. 

Thomas J. Baltimore Jr. ’85 (Darden 

’91) has been appointed to the board of 

directors of Integra LifeSciences holdings 

Corporation. Baltimore is Co-Founder 

and President of RLJ Development LLC, 

a privately held real estate investment 

company he founded with Robert L. 

Johnson in 2000. 

Stephen R. Scorgie ’85 (Darden ’91) was 

appointed to Manchester Inc.’s board of 

directors, effective March 19, 2007. Mr. 

Scorgie is the Managing Director of The 

Carlton Group, where he is responsible 

for finding and selling subperforming 

and nonperforming debt from financial 

institutions throughout the United States 

through an extensive network of secondary 

market players. Before joining The Carlton 

Group, he was the Director of Portfolio 

Finance Business Development for Ocwen 

Financial Corp./Berkeley Federal Bank & 

Trust. From 1992 to 1994, Mr. Scorgie was 

the Project Controller for Air Products 

and Chemicals Inc. 

Robert D. Kipps ’89 is Managing Director 

of KippsDeSanto & Co., an investment 

banking firm that he co-founded in May 

2007 and that is based outside Washington, 

D.C. KippsDeSanto & Co. is focused 

on providing M&A, private financing, 

and strategic consulting to leading middle 

market and growth-oriented companies in 

the information technology, defense, communications, 

and government contracting 

sectors. Kipps and his fellow Co-Founder, 

Kevin DeSanto, are leveraging their 20+ 

years of investment banking and M&A 

experience to create an independent, 

industry-focused investment bank where 

each banker is handpicked and every deal 

team is uniquely dedicated to achieving 

outstanding results and client satisfaction. 

Kipps is also a member of the McIntire 

School Advisory Board and a McIntire 

Alumni Trustee. 


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1990s 

Lisa Hamilton ’91 has been named 

President of The UPS Foundation. The 

Atlanta native has been with UPS for 10 

years and previously served as The UPS 

Foundation’s Program Director. She has 

also served as a public affairs manager 

(lobbyist) in Washington, D.C., and as 

a tax planning manager in Atlanta. 

(http://www.socialfunds.com/news/ 

release.cgi/7525.html) 

Nicole Haywood ’92 recently had her 

second child, Justin Isaiah. Nicole is an 

actress, writer, and producer who has 

worked on “Law & Order,” has produced 

off-Broadway plays, and has been seen on 

numerous commercials. 


Michael Pirron ’92 co-founded in October 

2006 Impact Makers, a not-for-profit 

venture “led by accomplished and experienced 

consulting executives who are dedicated 

to doing things differently.” Says 

Pirron, “Impact Makers is a new breed of 

consulting firm that blends commerce and 

charity. We offer services in information 

technology, management, and Web design 

and development and bid head to head 

with other companies for contracts in the 

highly competitive professional services 

consulting world. Impact Makers, however, 

gives all its profits to charity rather 

than to shareholders.” Impact Makers’ first 

charitable partner is Safe harbor, an organization 

for victims of domestic abuse. 

For more information about Impact 

Makers, visit http://www.impactmakers. 

org or contact Pirron at mpirron@impact 

makers.org. 

Will Saunders ’92 has been appointed 

to the health Information Communication 

and Data 

exchange 

Taskforce 

of the State 

Alliance for 

e-health, 

which works 

to facilitate 

quality improvement 

and efficiency 

in health care through electronic health 

information exchange. The taskforce 

supports the State Alliance on issues 

regarding the roles for publicly funded 

health programs in interoperable, electronic 

health information exchange. 

Will, a Richmond resident, is Senior 

Vice President of Strategy and Product 

Development for Dallas-based Affiliated 

Computer Services. Will’s many contributions 

to the e-health field include helping 

the state of Missouri develop an electronic 

health record technology. 

Michael Young (M.S. in MIS ’93) is a 

Solution Architect at VeriSign. he works 

in New York City and lives in Connecticut. 

Amy (Harrison) Lalor ’94 and her husband, 

Dr. Michael Lalor, announce the 

birth of their daughter, erin Rae, born 

Jan. 23, 2007, and weighing 5 pounds, 14 

ounces. 

Paula Chamoun (M.S. in MIS ’95) gave 

birth to triplet boys—Alexander, Christian, 

and Sebastian—on Dec. 29, 2006. 

Martin Engel ’95 has joined RS Investments 

as an Analyst in the RS Value 

Group in San Francisco. engel, with 10 

years of public investing, private equity, 

and investment banking experience, previously 

served two years as a Vice President 

at TenX Capital Partners and as a private 

equity affiliate of Cerberus Capital Management 

and subsequently continued his 

career as a generalist at hedge fund

Behrens Rubinoff Capital Partners LLC. 

he received his M.B.A. from The Wharton 

School. 

Chris Hagen ’95 has joined Keiter, Stephens, 

hurst, Gary, & Shreaves, of Richmond, 

Va., as a Consultant in its Strategic 

Business Consulting Group. 

Ritika Sikri ’95 and husband Arshad 

Rahman (engineering ’92, M.S. in engineering 

’95) welcomed their first child, 

Anya Rahman, born Feb. 5, 2007. The family 

resides in McLean, Va. 

Mark C. Reynolds ’96 and his wife, Nikki, 

announce the birth of their son, Cameron 

Daehn, born May 31, 2007. Cameron, who 

shares the same birthday as his mother, 

joins big sister Caitlynn in the Reynolds 

household, living in San Carlos, Calif. 

Erin L. Russell ’96 has been promoted to 

Principal with Vestar Capital Partners, 

a leading international private equity 

firm. Russell joined Vestar in 2001 and 

is a member of the firm’s healthcare 

Group. Previously, she was a member 

of the M&A Group at PaineWebber 

Inc. in New York. (http://sg.biz.yahoo. 

com/070125/16/466t8.html) erin and her 

husband are also the proud parents of twin 

girls, Maggie and Claire, born in September 

2006. The family lives in Southport, 

Conn. 

Tiki Barber ’97, former Running Back 

for the New York Giants, debuted April 

16, 2007, as a Correspondent on NBC’s 

“Today” show. (http://www.msnbc.msn. 

com/id/18123547/) he is also an Analyst 

on “Football Night in America.” (http:// 

www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17131524/) 

D.I. von Briesen (M.S. in MIS ’97) 

rejoined his wife, Elizabeth von Briesen 

(A&S ’94), and their five children 

in Dakar, Senegal, at the end of May 

2007. The family remained there until late 

July, returning home to Charlotte, N.C., 

in time for the children to start school 

after their year-long overseas experience. 

Mr. von Briesen is also running Central 

Piedmont Community College’s Futures 

Institute but retaining his faculty status 

and teaching adjunct courses in IT. Says 

Mr. von Briesen, “We’re involved with a 

number of interesting projects, including a 

Second Life campus island (almost completed) 

and several internal innovation 

grants to develop low-cost videography 

and podcasting for faculty, a futures media 

center, and a text-messaging system to 

communicate time-sensitive information 

to students.” 

David Zusman ’97 joined Perella Weinberg 

Partners as a Partner in March 2007. 

Zusman leads the firm’s equity strategy 

with respect to the basic materials, 

consumer, energy, industrial, and utilities 

sectors in its asset management business. 

Before joining Perella Weinberg Partners, 

he managed a hedge fund focused on 

similar investments. 

Hamid Moinamin (engineering ’97, 

M.S. in MIS ’98), Founder and President 

of Inserso, is pleased to announce that 

his company has been named to the Inc. 

5,000 list. The Inc. 5,000 celebrates the 

most dynamic private companies in the 

United States. every company honored 

was featured in either Inc. magazine or 

Inc.com and invited to attend the Inc. 

500 Conference, held in Chicago in 

September 2007. 

Sally Harvey Monahan (M.S. in Accounting 

’98) married Ken Monahan 

(engineering ’96, M.S. in engineering ’97, 

Medicine ’01) Nov. 4, 2006. Sally received 

an M.D. from the University of Mississippi 

School of Medicine in May 2007 and 

began residency at Vanderbilt Children’s 

hospital in July 2007. Ken is a cardiology 

fellow at Vanderbilt Children’s hospital. 

Moira (John-Williams) Ballard ’99 and 

husband Timothy Ballard welcomed their 

first child, Timothy Ballard II, born May 

24, 2007. Moira is member of the McIntire 

Young Alumni Council. 

Rust Cadwallader (M.S. in MIS ’99) recently 

left Deloitte’s Consulting group to 

join Zilliant, a growing software company 

in the pricing industry, where he is part of 

the Customer Solutions group. he will be 

married in fall 2007 to Melissa Langley of 

Atlanta. 

Chuck Lee (engineering ’96, M.S. in MIS 

’99) and his wife happily announce the 


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birth of their second child, Aiden, born 

in December 2006. Lee also graduated 

from George Mason University School of 

Law in May 2007. he currently works as a 

Software engineer for the Department of 

homeland Security Customs and Border 

Protection. 

Donny Wyatt ’99 (M.S. in MIT ’04) recently 

had a column published in Builder/ 

Architect magazine detailing a simple 

requirements, evaluation, and implementation 

process that residential homebuilders 

can use in selecting technology for client 

communication. Donny’s involvement 

with homebuilders started in 2005, when 

he founded Co-construct.com, an online 

portal used by custom builders to reduce 

miscommunication with clients on mid- to 

high-end homes. 

2002 

Jim Bayer (M.S. in MIT ’02) and his family 

headed to Belgrade, Serbia, in September 

2007, where Bayer is the Information 

Programs Officer at the U.S. embassy. The 

Bayers recently left their previous post 

in Riga, Latvia, and enjoyed some time 

traveling in the United States before going 

back overseas. 

Mike Bucci (Darden ’96, M.S. in MIT ’02) 

recently left Capital One Financial after 

nine years to start his own business that 

has launched a new product in the home 


improvement market. The product, the 

Painters Pyramid (http://www.painters 

pyramid.com), is a durable, versatile tool 

that allows users to save time and effort by 

painting an entire object (top, bottom, and 

sides) without waiting for the paint to dry 

and without sacrificing quality. Says Bucci, 

“Getting this business going required 

establishing a corporation, filing for appropriate 

patent and trademark protection, 

as well as product development, offshore 

sourcing, and extensive marketing efforts.” 

Heather Mills ’02 and co-workers left 

the University of Connecticut to found 

Pulsar Research & Consulting LLC, a 

full-service custom survey research and 

consulting firm based in Vernon, Conn. As 

Pulsar’s Research Director, heather has 

conducted research that has appeared on 

the cover of TIME magazine. her clients 

range from one of the world’s largest 

banks to small not-for-profit foundations. 

heather and Scott Mitchell celebrated 

their one-year wedding anniversary in 

September 2007. The couple resides in 

enfield, Conn. 

Caitlin Wills 

’02 and her husband, 

Portman 

Wills (A&S ’02), 

welcomed their 

daughter, harper 

London, born Jan. 

2, 2007. harper is 

Dean Carl Zeithaml’s first grandchild. 

2003 

Joanna Winston Bergeron (A&S ’98, 

M.S. in MIT ’03) has been promoted to 

Managing Director at CapTech Ventures. 

Chris Paulk ’03 and Bryanna Biery 

(A&S ’03) were married Oct. 21, 2006. 

After completing her Teach for America 

commitment, Bryee stayed on as a Literacy 

Coach in Washington heights, New York 

City. Chris is a Merchant with Tommy 

hilfiger. The couple resides in New York 

City. 

2004 

Tiina Brunke (M.S. in MIT ’04) married 

Brian Rodrigue Feb. 18, 2007.

Taylor Early (M.S. in MIT ’04) and his 

wife, D’Anne, announce the birth of Rebecca 

Grace, born March 23, 2007. 

Ron Evans (M.S. in MIT ’04), a member 

of McIntire’s M.S. in MIT Advisory 

Board, has taken a new position as Vice 

President of IT Operations for Washington, 

D.C.–based InPhonic Inc., a leading 

online seller of wireless services and 

devices. Ron is based in the Reston, Va., 

offices. 

Judy Johnson (M.S. in MIT ’04) passed 

the Project Management Professional 

certification exam in December 2006. 

Rakesh Radhakrishnan (M.S. in MIT 

’04), a Lead Architect at Sun Microsystems, 

recently released a book titled 

Identity and Security—A Common Architecture 

and Framework for SOA and Network 

Convergence. (http://www.identity.futuretext.com/) 

he also presented on the topic 

at the opening session at SOA Telecom in 

Paris (April 2007), at the parallel session at 

the TOG SOA event in Paris (April 2007), 

and at ITU’s Identity for NGN event 

as an invited guest member in Geneva 

(April 2007). Rakesh’s blog can be found 

at http://identity-centric-architecture. 

blogspot.com/. 

Brandon Walsh (M.S. in MIT ’04) 

announces the launch of his new company, 

hosted Wine Tasting LLC (http://www. 

hostedwinetasting.com), which 

currently services the DC Metro/NOVA 

area. Walsh says he was inspired to start 

an organization that provides a private, 

educational, fun, and elegant wine tasting 

experience after attending several disappointing 

wine tastings. 

2005 

Rob Cimperman (M.S. in MIT ’05), 

along with David Bergert (M.S. in MIT 

’05) and Lisa Kane Gardner ’97 (M.S. in 

MIT ’06), are team members of Pivotal 

Insight (http://www.pivotal-insight.com/ 

index.php). The company, a leader in 

management strategies and expert consulting 

services for the U.S. government, has 

successfully acquired Monroe Defense 

Industry Consulting Inc., including all of 

its professional consulting staff and several 

multiyear contracts with large federal 

government organizations such as the U.S. 

Navy, the U.S. Department of homeland 

Security, and Dimension International. 

Pivotal’s core domains are acquisition 

strategy, program and project management, 

human 

capital management, 

and strategic 

management. 

Tiffany 

Franseen (M.S. 

in MIT ’05) and 

her husband, 

Alex, welcomed 

their son, Paul Alexander Franseen Jr., into 

the world Jan. 19, 2007. 

Jamie Newell (M.S. in MIT ’05), CeO 

of VoiceTree, an emergency message 

delivery service, was interviewed in May 

2007 during hurricane Preparedness 

Week by WTXL News-ABC 27, in 

Tallahassee, Fla. 

2006 

Hunter Atkinson ’06 moved to a Business 

Analyst position on the Asset Trading 

Desk in Capital Markets at FannieMae. 

Ryan Johnson ’06 is a Commercial Real 

estate Analyst with CIT Group, in New 

York City. 

Michael A. King (M.S. in MIT ’06) was 

accepted into the Business Information 

Technology Ph.D. program at Virginia 

Tech’s Pamplin School of Business for fall 

2007 enrollment. 

2007 

Sean Mahard ’07, an ROTC student 

while he attended the University, traveled 

to the White house in May 2007, where 

Secretary of Defense Robert Gates commissioned 

him and 54 other ROTC cadets 

and midshipmen as officers. 


ReFLeCTIONS 

Global Strategy: Professor James Maxham talks about preparing students for success in 

the global marketplace through his course, “Marketing Strategy in Global Markets.” 

BUSINeSS ANALYSTS hAVe BeeN SAYING for 20 

years that the world is a global market. The reality is that 

this wasn’t actually the case even five years ago. Now, though, 

I think we can truly say we are living in a single consumer 

market. 

But it’s hard to understand this 

without hands-on experience—which 

is why, for the past five years, I’ve been 

taking students to europe and Asia to 

study marketing strategy. At first, we 

traveled to established markets such 

as London and Paris. We had strong 

partnerships in both cities, and it was 

easy to get top executives to come speak to the students. 

When we were there, though, I noticed that these executives 

couldn’t stop talking about eastern and Central europe. 

There was so much change going on—and the leading multinational 

firms were trying to capitalize on all the opportunities. 

So the next year, we went to Prague, Vienna, and Budapest, 

and it was a fantastic learning experience. 

The whole region was—and remains—a hotbed of activity, 

and managers don’t have it figured out. It raises all sorts 

of interesting issues for students, because they get a chance to 

hear from managers who are experts in their fields—and these 

seasoned professionals are waking up at night because they 

can’t figure this market out. 

Professor James Maxham (left) and students explore global markets. 


I’ve decided that what works best is taking students to 

rapidly developing regions where they can get a feel for how 

firms are trying to understand consumers and markets. how 

do you build and manage brands? What are the trends in 

consumer preferences? What sorts of marketing efforts will be 

most effective? 

Traveling to booming markets—India, China, Brazil, 

Russia, and Africa—means students are learning every minute 

of the day. This year, we went to Beijing and Shanghai. We’re 

going back to China next year because there’s more going on 

there than I could ever have imagined. A number of executives 

I’ve spoken with think the real opportunity is taking place in 

the so-called second- and third-tier cities. China has more 

than 90 cities with populations of more than a million, and 

smart multinational and regional players are eager to get a 

foothold in those cities. 

Over the years, I’ve shifted the class from being a fairly 

traditional academic experience to something more akin to 

executive education. Our case-study discussions are coupled 

with company visits and tailor-made presentations from 

executives. I also have students read a relevant book written 

by a leading authority. It’s this practical knowledge coming 

from industry experts who are on the ground working 

through these issues every day, combined with experiencing 

a new culture, that helps students really understand global 

business.

McIntire School of Commerce at the University of Virginia 

Investors’ Report 

2006 – 2007 

CONTENTS 

McIntire School Financial Report .......................................................................... 30 

Back to the Lawn Campaign ................................................................................... 31 

Annual Fund Campaigns ......................................................................................... 33 

McIntire Cornerstone Society ................................................................................ 34 

McIntire Dean’s Society ............................................................................................ 35 

Undergraduate Alumni Gifts .................................................................................. 37 

Graduate Alumni Gifts .............................................................................................. 47 

Parents, Friends, Faculty, and Staff Gifts ............................................................. 48 

Corporate Partners ..................................................................................................... 49 

Corporations, Foundations, Firms, and Matching-Gift Companies .......... 50 

Centers of Excellence ................................................................................................ 51 

Fall 2007 • 2 9

McIntire School of Commerce Financial Report 2006-2007 

REVENUE 

State/University Funding $8,898,639 46.78% 

Graduate & Special Programs 6,343,574 33.35% 

Transfers from Foundation 1,609,193 8.46% 

Investment & Other Income 2,170,905 11.41% 

3 0 • CommerceUVa 

$19,022,311 100.00% 

EXPENSES 

Salaries & Benefi ts $14,735,182 77.46% 

Operating Expenses 3,694,670 19.42% 

Return to Endowment 592,459 3.11% 

$19,022,311 100.00% 

McIntire Foundation Financial Report 2006-2007 

REVENUE 

Centers, Executive Education & Other $1,704,461 31.76% 

Unrestricted Gifts 2,252,452 41.97% 

Restricted Gifts & Other 1,409,585 26.27% 

$5,366,498 100.00% 

EXPENSES 

Centers & Executive Education $992,590 18.50% 

Transfers to McIntire Operating 1,609,193 29.98% 

Other 833,044 15.52% 

Return to Endowment 1,931,671 36.00% 

Other 

Capital Project Gifts $20,911,395 

Deferred Gifts/Expectancies 649,565 

Non-Operating Gifts 1,545 

$5,366,498 100.00% 

$21,562,505 

Transfers from 

Foundation 

8.5 % 

Graduate & Special 

Programs 

33 % 

R E V E N U E 

E X P E N S E S 

Salaries & Benefi ts 

77.5 % 

Investment & 

Other Income 

11.5 % 

State /University 

Funding 

47 % 

Fiscal Year 7-1-06 to 6-30-07 

Operating 

Expenses 

19.5 % Return to 

Endowment 

3 %

Back to the Lawn 

The Capital Campaign for the McIntire School of Commerce 

We gratefully acknowledge our generous contributors to Back to the Lawn: The Capital Campaign for the 

McIntire School of Commerce. We hope many more of our alumni, parents, friends, and corporate partners will join 

in this historic effort. To learn more about giving levels, naming opportunities, and how your contribution can help 

McIntire achieve preeminence in business education, contact Kate Whittier at 434-924-3394 or whittier@virginia.edu. 

Anonymous 

Accenture Foundation 

Stephen C. Adams 

Felise L. Agranoff 

Lee Ainslie 

William Alesio Jr. 

David E. Alexander 

Hoda Alibair 

Harry W. Allen 

Lorie F. Allen 

Abigail Lee Alliman 

James E. Allison 

Altria Group Inc. 

American Electric Power Co. Inc. 

Anadarko Petroleum Corporation 

Jacey L. Anderson 

Jill Anderson 

Harry F. Angel 

Donna R. Arehart 

Clarke F. Armentrout 

Keith B. Artin 

Jonathan Auerbach 

Louis Bacon 

Robert F. Baldwin 

Bank of America 

Beverly W. Barksdale 

David B. Barr 

Jeffrey D. Bartlett 

Carlton E. Baucum 

Baupost Group LLC 

Thomas R. Bean & Mary L. Bean 

Beckman Coulter Inc. 

Laurence Belfer 

Robert & Renee Belfer 

Family Foundation 

Richard Bello 

Philip H. Bennett 

Michael F. Bigham 

Bruce R. Bilger & Carole J. Bilger 

Michael D. Bills 

Birmingham Jewish Foundation 

Robert W. Bissell 

Patricia Black 

Blue Ridge Foundation New York 

Laura M. Blum 

Erin Kennedy Bohacek 

William S. Boland 

Jess E. Bolkcom 

Milton S. Bolton & Barbara S. Bolton 

M. Stuart Bolton Jr. 

Shelby Winthrop Bonnie 

Raymond B. Bottom Jr. 

John W. Bowers & Jeannine Bowers 

Philip C. Bowers & Suzanne K. Bowers 

Clinton M. Bowes 

George W. Boyer 

Raymond E. Brann Jr. 

Edward D. Breen & Lynn M. Breen 

Martin L. Brill & Kimberly Brill 

Leslie Simmons Brille 

Russell Lee Brock 

Carter Brooks 

Robert S. Brown III 

H. Tracey Brownfield 

Carol L. Bryant 

Theresa C. Buchanan 

Ellen F. Burns 

Frank E. Butler III 

California Community Foundation 

Clarence T. Callahan 

Bernard Y. Calvert III 

Judith P. Calvert 

Roger L. Calvert & Barbara C. Calvert 

The Capital Group Companies Inc. 

Jennifer L. Capone 

L. David Cardenas & 

Stacey L. Joseph Cardenas 

James A. Carey 

Sarah S. Carey 

John R. Carlyle 

James C. Carr 

Kevin A. Carson 

P. Carter & Lucy Rise 

Cynthia Willis Caruso 

Patricia M. Cary 

John Allan Cash 

Judy Campbell Cash & George Cash 

Edward T. Caton 

M. Campbell Cawood 

Matthew D. Cerimele 

Phillip M. Chambless Jr. 

Peyton E. Chandler & Kristy M. Chandler 

Theodore L. Chandler Jr. 

Cathy Chatfield 

Chesapeake Capital Corporation 

Themistocles A. Chronis 

A. Boyd Claytor & Sakina Claytor 

Eric Coble 

Mitchell R. Cohen & Susan Cohen 

John G. Cole 

Bradley C. Coleman 

Chase P. Coleman III 

William J. Coleman & Arlette Coleman 

Arlette & William J. Coleman Family 

Foundation Inc. 

David Colker 

Robert M. Collie Jr. & Barbara Collie 

Stephanie L. Collier 

The Community Foundation 

Computer Associates International Inc. 

John P. Connaughton & 

Stephanie F. Connaughton 

Douglas S. Conner 

R. Timothy Conner 

LCDR Paul M. Connolly 

Stephen Cook 

Kenneth F. Cooper 

Richard L. Cooper & Nancy L. Cooper 

William Couper 

Walton R. Cowherd 

E. Stockton Croft IV & Robin W. Croft 

Matthew E. Crosby 

Maj. Calvin C. Crum 

Peter B. Daneker 

Joseph R. Daniel 

Charles P. Daniels 

Robert W. Davis 

Mark C. Davisson 

Susan Day 

Richard F. DeMong 

Don W. Dennard & Gwyneth M. Dennard 

Richard G. Diamonstein 

John R. Dick 

Harry D. Dickinson 

John L. Dinos & Sam Dinos 

R. Helm Dobbins 

Donald A. Doering 

Henry P. Doggrell & Beverly Doggrell 

Melanie Fowler Dolan 

Kevin C. Dolliver 

Dominion 

Dominion Foundation 

G. Warthen Downs 

Tekla Dragan 

Henry A. Dudley Jr. & Ann M. Dudley 

Ross Dunlap & Allison Dunlap 

William M. Dunlap 

Jeffrey P. Dunn & Dawn M. Dunn 

Peter J. Dunne 

Bruce B. Durkee & Juliet S. Durkee 

Robert C. Duval 

Helen Stephan Dwyer 

Lena Lee Eagon 

William F. Easterlin III 

C. William Eastwood 

Michael A. Eck 

Sarah A. Edwards 

Susan C. Edwards 

James F. Egan & Marianne P. Egan 

Scott A. Ehrnschwender & 

Fiona B. Ehrnschwender 

Peter E. Engel 

Catherine Entwistle 

Daniel S. Epstein 

Ernst & Young Foundation 

Ernst & Young LLP 

Alan V. Esenstad 

W. Michael Fagan & Lisa B. Fagan 

FBR Funds 

Natasha Fedoseyev 

Jeff Feinberg 

Dwight B. Ferguson Jr. 

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund 

Matthew P. Figgie 

Figgie Family Charitable Foundation 

Jonathan S. Finger 

Alex G. Fisher 

Richard L. Fisher & Dorothy D. Fisher 

Robert Fisher 

Joel D. Fivis 

Robert A. Fliegel 

Garland S. Flippen 

Donald E. Flow & Robbin Bartlett Flow 

Timothy C. Ford 

Elizabeth P. Foster 

Tricia Brown Fowler 

James P. Fox 

Matthew S. Fox 

James D. Francis & Shirley Ann Francis 

Franklin Federal Foundation 

Franklin Communications 

James W. Freeman 

Robert M. Freeman+ & 

Margaret R. Freeman 

James M. French 

Peter R. Furniss & Gail Sims Furniss 

The Furniss Foundation 

Nathan J. Gabig 

Bruce G. Gabler 

Mark E. Galant 

Paul C. Gannon & Patricia S. Gannon 

Alvaro Garcia-Tunon 

Frederic Gautier-Winther 

Roger E. George & Hanna Casper George 

Mark Gerson 

Richard M. Gerson 

John J. Gillooly Jr. 

Fred L. Glaize III 

Britton L. Glisson 

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. 

William H. Goodwin Jr. 

Jeffrey A. Gordon 

Michael Gordon 

Abhishek Goyal 

GrayCo Inc. 

Franklin W.Y. Green 

Susan Burkhalter Green 

David M. Greenhouse & 

Lucia Greenhouse 

David Greenspan 

John A. Griffin & Amy Mitchell Griffin 

John A. Griffin Foundation 

Foster M. Grose III 

John W. Hackney 

Jens P. Hagen 

Keith A. Halpern 

G. Bernard Hamilton & Laura Hamilton 

Kathleen S. Hamlett 

Hampton Building Corporation 

Charlene MacDowell Hanbury 

Chris Hansen 

Kathryn H. Harding 

Robert B. Harman 

Lynda Harrill 

Roy B. Harrill & Lynda Harrill 

James G. Harris 

J. Dale Harvey II & Stephanie Harvey 

Lesley W. Hatch 

Richard P. Hawks 

Andrew Hee & Rachel Erickson Hee 

Heidrick & Struggles 


The Capital Campaign for the McIntire School of Commerce 

Charles H. Henderson III 

W. Thomas Hewitt 

Douglas M. Hillhouse 

H. Lee Hobson 

Wellman Woodrow Hoff Jr. 

Patrick D. Hogan & Sharon H. Hogan 

Frank B. Holloway 

H. Alexander Holmes 

Yuille Holt IV 

HOPE Christian Community Foundation 

Dorothy E. Hoyland 

Charles H. Hudson 

Thomas C. Humphrey 

Hammond Hunt 

Harry H. Hunt III 

William C. Huntington Jr. 

William G. Hupfeldt+ 

Khuram Hussain 

Robert A. Innamorati 

Intel Corporation 

Ivor Foundation 

Michael T. Jackson & Pepper Jackson 

Janus Capital Group 

Jewish Communal Fund of New York 

Benjamin Wolf Joffe 

Katherine Lilley Johnke 

Evelyn E. Johnson 

Gregg E. Johnson 

James Jones & Rebecca Jones 

Paul Tudor Jones II 

Herbert Jonkers & Merry Carol Jonkers 

Daniel E. Kacher 

Christopher C. Kearney & 

Heather A. Young 

Keefe, Bruyette & Woods 

Val B. Kehl 

KeyCorp 

John L. Kiggundu 

Douglas Christian Kiker & 

Marshall S. Kiker 

Donald A. King Jr. & 

Janemarie Dionne King 

Julia Sams King 

Pamela Evans King 


Sarah E. King 

Florence G. Kingston 

Robert D. Kipps & Pamela Berkley Kipps 

R. Stribling Koster 

KPMG 

F. Gordon Kraft 

Marcia K. Krause 

John Kuchinski 

David W. Kudravetz 

Dale S. Lam & Gwendolyn Bowers Lam 

Lisa Thacker Lamberson 

Lindsay R. Larsen 

William G. Lawrence 

Marvin Lear & Louise J. Lear 

William M. Lear 

The Leck Family 

Gregory S. Ledford 

Robert J. Lee 

Peter R. Lehrman 

August W. Lentz III 

Lone Pine Foundation Inc. 

Julie Lerner Macklowe & 

William S. Macklowe 

Michael C. Magee 

Lena Mah 

The Malkin Fund 

Martin G. Mand 

Jonathan D. Mariner & 

Mildred C. Mariner 

George N. Markos 

Steven A. Marks 

Todd J. Marsteller 

William C. Martin 

Hanaan Marwah 

John Mastran 

William A. Matthews III 

William W. McCarten 

Edward D. McCrady 

Jason D. McDougall 

Justis P. McEvilly 

M. Ray McGowen 

McIntire Classes of 1956–1974 

(McIntire Graduates with Distinction) 

McIntire Class of 1943 








McIntire Investment Institute 

Lewis K. McKee Jr. 

Thomas W. McKelvey 

Richard T. McKinless & Kathy McKinless 

D. Ian McKinnon 

Catherine Wright McLaughlin 

Kevin A. McNerney & Ann D. McNerney 

T. Douglas McQuade 

Kathryn G. McVay 

John B. Mears 

Nicole Haywood Mehlbrech 

Nicholas A. Merrick & Leslie M. Merrick 

Merrick Family Foundation 

Merrill Lynch & Company 

James B. Meyer 

Julie A. Meyer 

Paul K. Meyer & Amy S. Meyer 

Joshua A. Meyerowitz 

Michael & Susan Dell Foundation 

Steven A. Middleton & 

Mary Martin Middleton 

Roberto Mignone & Allison Mignone 

Peter F. Minan 

Susan M. Minarcik & Thomas J. Minarcik 

Robert H. Mincer 

Geri Wright Miner & John Miner 

Greg Mitchell & Julie Mitchell 

Mary V. Mitchell & Thomas E. Mitchell 

Marlene Clark Mizell & Robert F. Mizell 

Jeffrey M. Moffett 

Vivek P. Mohan 

John H. 

Logan A. Moncrief 

Jennie Powell Monette 

The Moore Charitable Foundation 

Jody K. Moore 

Morgan Stanley 

Joyce Robinson Morris 

Marc B. Moyers 

Sharon R. Muldoon 

James Kirtis Murray Jr. 

James Kirtis Murray III 

Lilian Shackelford Murray 

Mary G. Murray & Lawrence N. Murray II 

Michael S. Murray 

Richard J. Nadeau 

Armistead B. Nash 

National Philanthropic Trust 

Jeffrey T. Neal 

Amanda C. Nelson 

R. Ryan Nelson & Joelle M. Nelson 

Joseph R. Neuhaus Jr. 

Gerry P. Newton 

Natalie K. Nichols 

Susan T. Nichols 

Walter B. Nichols III 

Logan J. Nicholson 

I. Lewis Nix Jr. & Maybeth Spalding Nix 

Catherine F. Noyes 

John T. O’Connell & Anita D. O’Connell 

Dara Brunelli O’Hara & Timothy P. O’Hara 

Robert L. O’Leary Jr. 

Donald D. Olinger & 

Cynthia Herring Olinger 

Bryan D. O’Malley 

Order of the Claw and Dagger 

J. Boyd Page 

Carla Peyton Palmore 

Chris Pappas & Maria Pappas 

The Parker Foundation 

George R. Parrish 

Jeanette G. Partlow 

Elizabeth Peace 

Aaron D. Peck 

Charles Wesley Peebles Jr. 

James Peischel & Janice P. Peischel 

Sonja Hoel Perkins 

William K. Perrin III 

John H. Peterson III 

Peter S. Pettit & 

Christina Bramlette Pettit 

Eugene Peysakh 

Philip Morris USA 

John S. Philips 

Patricia Walker Pick 

Eric A. Pierce 

Robert S. Pitts Jr. 

Jeffrey B. Pizitz 

Louise Rock Poltrack 

Pomoco Development 

Christina Lynn Porter 

Margaret M. Porter 

Anita L. Powell & Gary R. Yeagley 

Charles Cutchin Powell Jr. 

Diane S. Preston 

PricewaterhouseCoopers 

Dennis Pushkin 

Roy A. Pyles 

John W. Rader Sr. 

Jeffrey A. Raich 

Joel G. Ramin 

Jason C. Rascoe 

RBC Dain Rauscher 

Christopher D. Ray 

Kevin A. Rees 

Ray G. Register Jr. 

Mark B. Reis 

David L. Reynolds 

Amanda H. Richardson 

Brendan R. Richardson 

Albert L. Richey III 

The Ripple Foundation 

William Ritchie & Maureen Ritchie 

Ronald D. Roberts 

Angus Robertson & 

Nancy Scott Robertson 

Julian H. Robertson Jr. 

John H. Robinson 

Jim Roddy & Carol Roddy 

Katya S. Romashkan 

Austin G. Root 

Thomas N. Rose 

Benjamin A. Rosenthal 

Madelyn Rosenthal 

William L. Rouse III 

Andrew D. Rudin 

Mel R. Rushing & Cindy O. Rushing 

Todd A. Rushing 

Frederick L. Russell Jr. 

Peter A. Ryan 

SallieMae 

Dean P. Salpini 

James C. Sanne 

Donna S. Sauey 

Hilda Saunders 

Thomas A. Saunders III 

Thomas S. Saunders 

Elliott Savage 

Curtis W. Schade 

Edmund P. Scharpf & Tania O. Scharpf 

Austin L. Schell 

Timothy J. Schenk 

Curtis Schenker 

Schenker Family Foundation 

Schluderberg Foundation 

❖ UVA LAWN SOCIETY MEMBER + DECEASED

Arnold C. Schneider III 

Andrew J. Schoonover 

George L. Scott 

Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving 

Virginius R. Shackelford IV 

Newton H. Shearer Jr. 

Shell Companies Foundation 

William T. Sherman & Helen H. Sherman 

Katrina F. Sherrerd-Smith & 

David G. Smith 

Phillip W. Shiflett 

Meredith C. Shipp 

LCOL John W. Shishoff 

Barbara L. Shrut 

Chris W. Shumway 

Howard B. Siegel 

Edmund G. Simpson 

Peter S. Skilton 

Daniel P. Smith 

David G. Smith 

Derek J. R. Smith 

Larz Smith 

Laura LeCompte Smith 

Linda Mayer Smith 

Sonid Development 

Karla M. Sorensen 

Lester A. Sorensen Jr. 

R. Michael Sorensen 

Sorensen Family Foundation 

David A. Stadlin 

Kathryn-Lynne M. Staley 

Diana Staples & Mark Staples 

Gerald Starsia & Marianne Starsia 

John G. Stathis 

Greg S. Stayin 

James G. Steiger 

Jack D. Steinhilber & Alicia D. Steinhilber 

Robert G. Stern 

Anne L. Stone 

Caleb N. Stowe 

Julia Beecher Strickland 

Jefferson S. Strider 

Michael E. Sumner 

SunTrust Bank Atlanta Foundation 

SunTrust Bank Mid-Atlantic Foundation 

SunTrust Banks Inc. 

Stephen C. Sweet 

Richard D. Tadler & Donna Graff Tadler 

Steven M. Tadler & Joyce E. Tadler 

Noa R. Taffet 

Barbara M. Taylor 

William G. Taylor III & Patricia Taylor 

William H. Theus 

Laura E. Thomason 

Melissa B. Thomason 

William W. Thomason Jr. & 

Barbara L. Thomason 

William W. Thomason & Grace Thomason 

W. Frederick Thompson 

William V. Thompson III 

James W. Todd & Sharon K. Todd 

Raffi C. Tokatlian 

Steven J. Tricarico & Kathleen Tricarico 

Donald K. Truslow & Beverly L. Truslow 

Thomas H. Tullidge Jr. & 

Cathryn B. Tullidge 

Laurie Kasselman Turner & Cary Turner 

Michael A. Turner 

Virginia E. Turner 

Vera H. Twigg 

Elizabeth A. Twohy & Kevin V. Michaels 

Nancy Ould Tyrone 

A. Rodrigo Umpierrez 

Robert S. Understein 

Diane C. Ungerleider 

Richard B. Verner & Jean A. Hellering 

Kristen Vithoulkas 

Wachovia Corporation 

Wachovia Foundation 

Craig S. Wagner 

Jennifer Anne Wakelin 

Jeffrey C. Walker 

Walker Family Foundation 

Gary G. Wallace 

Dan Gibson Walton 

Bruce D. Wardinski 

Gordon H. Watkins & 

Kay McDonald Watkins 

Earl E. Webb & Susan Rollings Webb 

Jay W. Weber 

Rebecca Weeks 

Thomas W. Weisel 

John M. Wells 

Kirsti A. Wells 

Westinghouse Air Brake Company 

Debra Wetherby & Darrell Adams 

Richard T. Wheeler Jr. & 

Mary-Elliott Wheeler 

Kenneth S. White 

Robert M. White Jr. 

Kelly J. Wiederrecht 

Michael A. Wildish 

Robert N. Wiles 

Matthew J. Wilkinson 

Cary C. Williams & Colin B. Williams 

David “Tiger” Williams 

Williams Cookie Jar Foundation 

Harold J. Williams Jr. 

John C. Williams & Norma Williams 

Christina Wilson 

Courtney A. Wilson 

Gilbert B. Wilson 

John C. Wilson 

Joseph F. Wilson Jr. 

Kemmons Wilson Jr. 

Vonnie Wilson & Gerald Wilson 

Paul P. Wisman & Carolyn J. Wisman 

Bryan Wright 

John H. Wright III & Trula Leventis Wright 

Margaret H. Wright Trust 

Michael R. Wright 

D. Jean Wu 

Stephen D. Wulchin 

G. Kent Wunderlich 

Lytle A. Wurtzel 

Wyeth Health Care 

Yosh Supply LLC 

Stanford T. Young 

Faraz A. Zaidi 

Carl P. Zeithaml & Charlotte C. Zeithaml 

Wayne M. Zell 

James J. Zok 

Celeste Browning Zuch 

Annual Fund Campaigns 

Long-Term Investors 

As the McIntire School prepares to move Back to the Lawn into a renovated Rouss 

Hall and a new building behind Rouss, totaling 156,370 square feet, the School 

continues to build the world’s best business programs with the help of our loyal 

alumni and friends. McIntire thanks our committed investors who participate in the 

Back to the Lawn Fund, the Dome Campaign, the Colonnade Campaign, and the 

Serpentine Campaign. These campaigns help the School secure long-term annual 

operating funds as we work to meet our building campaign needs. 

Back to the Lawn Fund Investors 

$125,000 total ($25,000 a year 

for 5 years, commitments made 

before July 1, 2005) 

Eric Coble ❖ 

Kenneth F. Cooper ❖ 

Joseph R. Daniel & Linda Daniel ❖ 

Henry A. Dudley Jr. & Ann M. Dudley ❖ 

Richard L. Fisher & Dorothy D. Fisher ❖ 

Donald E. Flow & Robbin Bartlett Flow ❖ 

Robert B. Harman 

James G. Harris & Martha M. Harris ❖ 

Michael T. Jackson ❖ 

Gregory S. Ledford ❖ 

Edward D. McCrady ❖ 

Nicholas A. Merrick & 

Leslie M. Merrick ❖ 

Paul K. Meyer & Amy S. Meyer ❖ 

John T. O’Connell & Anita D. O’Connell ❖ 

Dara Brunelli O’Hara & 

Timothy P. O’Hara ❖ 

Charles Wesley Peebles Jr. ❖ 

Sonja Hoel Perkins ❖ 

Curtis W. Schade ❖ 

Richard D. Tadler & Donna Graff Tadler ❖ 

Steven M. Tadler & Joyce E. Tadler ❖ 

Laurie Kasselman Turner & Cary Turner ❖ 

Bruce D. Wardinski ❖ 

Michael A. Wildish ❖ 

Dome Campaign Investors 

$125,000 total ($25,000 a year for 

5 years, commitments made after 

July 1, 2005) 

Scott M. Kelley & Lauren McGill Kelley ❖ 

John T. Shippee & Christine Shippee ❖ 

Don Truslow & Beverly Truslow ❖ 

Colonnade Campaign Investors 


5 years) 

Anonymous 

Roger L. Calvert & Barbara C. Calvert ❖ 

Brian P. Cohane 

Mitchell R. Cohen & 

Susan Oberhelman Cohen ❖ 

Thomas A. DePasquale 

Richard M. Gerson ❖ 

Philip B. Hager 

Andrew C. Hee & Rachel Erickson Hee ❖ 

Glen T. Kacher 

P. Jeffrey Leck ❖ 

William W. McCarten ❖ 

Lilian Shackelford Murray ❖ 

Edgar L. Parrish & 

Katherine MacLachlan Parrish 


Robert M. Rubino 

Steven G. Schneider 

J. Scott Sinclair ❖ 

John G. Stathis 

Chad L. Strean 

James W. Todd & Sharon K. Todd❖ 

Earl E. Webb & Susan R. Webb ❖ 

Serpentine Campaign Investors 


5 years) 

Gordon Bernhardt 

Kevin J. Dell 

Kevin J. Driscoll 

Bruce B. Durkee 


Jaye S. Gamble III 

Gregg I. Goldenberg 

Johnna Duncan Green & Jeffrey B. Green 

Ross D. Heller 

Anne Gibboney Huske ❖ 

R. Christian Johnsen 

S. Sean Kelleher 


David MacFarlane & 

Annesley R. MacFarlane 

Tia Brunelli Mahaffy 

George L. Maloomian 

Cynthia Herring Olinger & 

Donald D. Olinger 

Stephen C. Peacher 

Jeffrey R. Pennington 

Mark Alexander Victor Pinho 

Philip B. Pool Jr. ❖ 

Jeffrey A. Raich 

Arnold Schneider ❖ 

Eric S. Stange 

James E. Toups ❖ 

Kenneth Dale Tremain 

Richard D. Wood Jr. 

Thomas C. Wylly II & Pam Wylly 


McIntire Cornerstone Society Honor Roll 

The McIntire Cornerstone Society recognizes alumni, parents, faculty, staff, and friends who make planned 

gifts to the McIntire School. These gifts include bequests, living and testamentary trusts, gifts from 

retirement plans, gifts of real estate and other assets, and life insurance designations. They also encompass 

various life income arrangements (to the donor and spouse or others) such as gift annuities and charitable 

trusts. We invite you to join the McIntire Cornerstone Society by providing for the School in your financial 

and estate plans. Call our Planned Giving Office toll free at 1-888-302-6207 for more information or to let 

us know you have included the McIntire School in your estate plans. We have made every attempt to make 

sure the listing is correct; we appreciate your call if you note any errors or omissions. 

1925 

Harold N. Armstrong+ & 

Mary P. Armstrong+ 

1926 

Irving H. Wainwright+ 

1928 

W. Scott Macgill Jr. (A&S)+ 

Frank D. Meade+ 

1929 

Joseph N. Shumate+ 

1932 

H. Brice Graves+ 

John Rustel Thomasson+ & 

Margaret Smith Thomasson+ 

1933 

Louis Klaff+ 

Henry N. Obear+ 

1934 

F.W. Gerhart (A&S)+ & 

Elanore H. Gerhart+ 

Edmund F. MacDonald+ & 

Catherine W. MacDonald (A&S ‘33)+ 

Bernard W. Recknagel+ 

1935 

Raymond C. Aylor 

William L. Montague+ & 

Mildred M. Montague 

1936 

Thomas H. Wiss III+ 

1937 

Robert E. Goldsten 

George W. Mapp Jr. (A&S)+ 

1938 

James Conway Davis+ 

John B. Sadtler+ 

1939 

Harold S. Parrott 

1940 

Thornton W. Burnet+ & 

Mary Elizabeth C. Burnet+ 

CAPT Edward C. Oldfield Jr. USN (Ret.) & 

Lucy Garnett Jordan Oldfield 

COL Richard A. Raichlen USA (Ret.)+ 

Jack R. Riggs+ 


1941 

Anonymous 

Clarence T. Callahan & Violet Callahan+ 

MAJ Calvin C. Crum USMC (Ret.) 

Romaine S. Scott Jr. 

1942 

CDR William K. Dove USN (Ret.) & 

Mary Dove 

C. William Huntsberry+ 

1943 

Roger D. Fraley 

John Brandt Macaulay+ & 

Helen Booth Macaulay+ 

1944 

Frederick C. Davidson Jr. 

1947 

William B. N. Brookes+ 

Samuel A. Derieux 

William B. Robinson 

Lois Jean Brown Teter 

1948 

James O. Green 

Barnard F. Jennings 

Thomas B. Stanley Jr.+ & Ruth Stanley 

Gilbert J. Sullivan & Ann Sullivan 

Paul P. Wisman 

1949 

COL James M. Baylor USMCR (Ret.)+ 

A. Boyd Claytor III 

Thomas M. Craig 

Thomas G. DeShazo & 

Dorothy Hawkins DeShazo 

George T. Glenn 

Joseph E. Godridge Jr. & 

Barbara K. Godridge 

John B. Hemmings & 

Anne P. Hemmings (Nursing ’47)+ 

Joseph G. Hyman & Dorothea J. Hyman 

Jack P. Jeffries 

Warwick D. Johnston+ 

Douglas M. Joyner Sr. & Peggy A. Joyner 

Charles G. Nusbaum & 

Blanche B. Nusbaum 

Harry F. Thompson+ 

1950 

Edwin G. Adair Jr.+ 

1951 

Edward T. Caton 

1952 

Don-Michael Bird & Audrey Bird 

Milton S. Bolton & Barbara Bolton 

Lawrence Davis Jr. 

George W. Fix Jr. & Joan S. Fix 

Richard L. Laird 

1954 

Leigh N. Bornter 

James E. Dunn 

1956 

Kenneth W. Morrison 

Roy G. Parks 

Martin J. Patsel Jr.+ 

Richey Smith & Sandra Smith 

1957 

Robert S. Bersch & Martha R. Bersch 

Robert C. Duval & Kate Duval 

1958 


James M. French & Mary Jane French 

Alan J. Malester 

1959 

Charles W. Brooks Jr. 

Oakley W. Cheney Jr. 

G. Bernard Hamilton & Laura Hamilton 

Robert D. Mudd Jr.+ 

1960 

Robert G. Stern 

James W. Todd & Sharon K. Todd 

1961 

Anonymous 

William G. Baddeley 

Hugh A. Burrell 

Leslie H. Friedman 

Charles H. Henderson III & 

Mary M. Henderson 

John H. Wright III (A&S) & 

Trula Leventis Wright 

1962 

Gordon H. Watkins & 

Kay McDonald Watkins 

Kenneth S. White 

John C. Williams & Norma Williams 

1963 

Roy B. Harrill & Lynda Harrill 

1964 

H. Alexander Holmes 


Richard W. Young Sr.& 

Margaret Mapp Young 

1965 

James E. Allison 

Howard L. Baucom 

Lawrence L. McKnight & 

Mary Jane McKnight 

Caleb N. Stowe 

1966 

Joseph R. Daniel 

1967 

Okla Basil Meade Jr. & Elizabeth Meade 

C. Stanley Peikin 

1968 

Bruce G. Gabler 

Marshall R. Solomon & Carol Solomon 

1969 

Gary J. R. Singer 

1971 

Allan T. Hirsh III & Lisa S. Hirsh 

William F. Richmond & Joyce Richmond 

John E. Vey 

1973 

David S. Brown (A&S)+ 

Alexander G. Fisher 

William C. Lucas 

Niles C. Overly 

1974 

Jon H. Hammond 

1975 

Herbert R. Martens Jr. 

Larry J. Rose & Deborah A. Rose 

Steven R. Shapiro 

1976 

Richard L. Fisher & Dorothy D. Fisher 


Mildred C. Mariner 

1977 

Thomas L. Andrews III 

1979 

Keith A. Walder 

1980 

Max Jaffe 

Michael A. Turner 

1982 

Elissa Buie 

Rosa Perez McGonigal & 

Arthur H. McGonigal Jr. (A&S) 

Jim Roddy 

1983 

Georgia Willis Fauber 

Perrie H. May 

1985 

David B. Barr & Cynthia Y. Barr (A&S) 

1986 

Mary Metzler Hoobler 

1991 

Tina Cote 

Alison Webb Lawrence 

Jennifer McNeil Tarry & 

Samuel L. Tarry (A&S) 

1992 

Ann Lawrence Grasty 

2004 

Howard Webb (M.S. in MIT) 

Parents & Friends 

Josephine T. Burman 

Linda Byers 

Kerry D. Favro & Sandra Favro 

Mark W. Germain+ 

Ruth G. Houser 

Greenhow Johnston Jr. & Maria Johnston 

P.G. McIntire+ 

Catherine Wright McLaughlin 

Mary Strother 

John H. Wright IV 

Faculty & Staff 

Anonymous (2) 

O. Whitfield Broome Jr. 

William K. Carter & Imelda S. Carter 

Judy Campbell Cash 

Bonnie Guiton Hill 

Ray C. Hunt Jr.+ & Roberta Hunt 

Robert S. Kemp Jr. & Pam Kemp 

William F. O’Dell 

David W. Thompson 

Ellen Whitener+

McIntire 2006–2007 Honor Roll 

We are pleased to recognize the following donors, all of whom made gifts to the McIntire School of Commerce during the period July 1, 2006, 

through June 30, 2007. It is their dedication and generosity that ensure the School’s continued success by allowing us to maintain the highest 

quality students, programs and faculty. We gratefully acknowledge the following donors for their investment in McIntire. 

McIntire Dean’s Society 

McIntire Lawn Society 

$100,000+ Donors 

Edward D. Breen & 

Lynn M. Breen ❖ 





Stephanie F. Connaughton ❖ 

James Conway Davis+ ❖ 

Donald E. Flow & 

Robbin Bartlett Flow ❖ 

John A. Griffin & Amy Mitchell Griffin ❖ 

Scott M. Kelley ❖ 

Gregory S. Ledford & 

Nancy C. Ledford ❖ 

E. Morgan Massey & Joan Massey ❖ 

William B. Massey Jr. ❖ 

William B. Massey Sr. ❖ 

William E. Massey Jr. & 

Rebecca C. Massey ❖ 

William W. McCarten & 

Sheila A. McCarten ❖ 

James K. Murray III & Mary B. Murray ❖ 

Michael S. Murray & Allison P. Murray ❖ 

Henry Norwood Obear+ 

R. Jerry Parker Jr. & 

Deana Ann Parker ❖ 

Ronald D. Roberts ❖ 

Richard D. Tadler & 

Donna Graff Tadler ❖ 

James W. Todd & Sharon K. Todd ❖ 

Jeffrey C. Walker & Suzanne C. Walker ❖ 

❖ UVA LAWN SOCIETY MEMBER + DECEASED 

McIntire Dome Level 

$25,000-$99,999 Donors 

Anonymous 


Allen Charles de Olazarra & 

Diane D. de Olazarra ❖ 


Mark E. Galant & Cynthia Terry Galant ❖ 

Paul C. Gannon & Patricia S. Gannon ❖ 


Roy Byron Harrill & Lynda Harrill ❖ 



David R. Hilty ❖ 

Patrick D. Hogan & Sharon H. Hogan ❖ 

Michael F. T. Jackson & 

Pepper Jackson ❖ 




Mildred C. Mariner ❖ 



Paul K. Meyer ❖ 




Maria Pappas & 

Christopher J. Pappas ❖ 



Arnold Charles Schneider III & 

Mary M. Schneider ❖ 


Steven M. Tadler & 

Joyce Behymer Tadler ❖ 

Don Truslow & Beverly Truslow ❖ 

Laurie Kasselman Turner & 

Cary Turner ❖ 


Earl E. Webb & Susan Rollings Webb ❖ 

John H. Wright III & Trula L. Wright ❖ 

McIntire Colonnade Level 

$10,000-$24,999 

Anonymous 

David E. Alexander & 

Sandra W. Alexander 

David B. Barr & Cynthia Y. Barr 

Nancy Egan Basel ❖ 

Thomas R. Bean & 

Mary Louise Blake Bean 

Richard Bello 

Michael D. Bills & S. Sonjia Smith ❖ 


Richard Blumenthal 

Milton S. Bolton & Barbara S. Bolton ❖ 


Carter Simonds Brooks 

Doris Buffett ❖ 



Thomas A. Carver ❖ 


Chase P. Coleman 

Gardner G. Courson & 

Haidee Courson ❖ 

Peter B. Daneker 


Samuel A. Derieux ❖ 

Richard J. Diemer Jr. & Adele Hoffmeyer 



Peter J. Dunne ❖ 

James F. Egan & Marianne P. Egan ❖ 


James P. Fox 

James D. Francis 

Margaret R. Freeman ❖ 




Alice T. Goodwin & 

William H. Goodwin Jr. ❖ 

David M. Greenhouse & Lucia Greenhouse 

Philip B. Hager & Kimberley Hager 

Roger R. Hill 

Glen T. Kacher & Amy Wardwell Kacher 


Janemarie Dionne King ❖ 




Anthony E. Malkin 

Peter L. Malkin 

Scott D. Malkin 




Kevin A. McNerney & 

Ann D. McNerney ❖ 

John B. Mears 

Peter F. Minan & Bianca B. Minan ❖ 

Dan T. Montgomery ❖ 

Christopher J. Nassetta 

Henry R. Odell & Evelyn B. Odell ❖ 

Stephen Peacher & Anne Peacher 

William K. Perrin III & 

Susan M. Perrin ❖ 

Roy A. Pyles 

Frederick L. Russell Jr. & Susan C. Russell 


John G. Stathis & Diane R. Stathis 



William L. Talbert & Karen S. Talbert ❖ 

Elizabeth A. Twohy & 

Kevin V. Michaels ❖ 

Debra L. Wetherby 


Mary-Elliott Wheeler ❖ 



Harold J. Williams Jr. & 

Louise D. Williams 

John C. Wilson & Marguerite Wilson 


Celeste Browning Zuch & Kurt Zuch 

McIntire Serpentine Level 

$5,000-$9,999 Donors 

Anonymous 


James E. Allison & Margaret Allison 

Michael L. Alpert 

Tiffany Bohm Armstrong & 

Kelly B. Armstrong ❖ 

Ford S. Bartholow & 

Cynthia L. Bartholow 

Carlton E. Baucum & Vicki P. Baucum 

Michael S. Beall & Ann S. Beall 

Gordon J. Bernhardt 

Mary Jane Blaustein 

M. Stuart Bolton Jr. & Linda L. Bolton 

Elizabeth Laucella Brockelman 

Lucille Marie Buckles 

Jeffrey E. Carleton & 

Kristine T. Carleton ❖ 

Patricia Marie Cary & Scott G. Cary 

John W. Coffey 

John G. Cole 

Bradley Craig Coleman 




James E. Crocker & Merrilee Crocker ❖ 

John N. Deal 

Kevin Joseph Dell 


Bruce B. Durkee & Julie Songy Durkee 

Michael A. Eck & Tracy Eck 


Douglas S. Favre ❖ 

Albert E. Ferrara Jr. & Rita B. Ferrara 

Stephen E. Finke & Danielle F. Finke 




Brian J. Fullerton & 

Karen Mackiewicz Fullerton 


Donna Elizabeth Garban & Wil Hinds 


Jeffrey B. Green & Johnna Duncan Green 


J. Dale Harvey II ❖ 

Leadership Annual Giving through the McIntire Dean’s Society 

The Dean’s Society recognizes those who have demonstrated leadership by 

contributing $2,500 or more to the McIntire School of Commerce during the 

period July 1, 2006, through June 30, 2007. Members of the following gift 

societies are gratefully acknowledged as Dean’s Society members: McIntire Lawn 

Society, McIntire Dome Level, McIntire Colonnade Level, McIntire Serpentine 

Level, McIntire Pavilion Level, and McIntire Comm Club. 


McIntire Dean’s Society 

L. Peyton Humphrey 

William R. Hurt 

A. Gibboney Huske ❖ 

Rolf Christian Johnsen 


J. Fredrick Kelly Jr. & Judy Kelly 

Robert D. Kipps & Pamela Berkley Kipps 

August W. Lentz III & Nina P. Lentz 

Jeffrey R. Lindsey 

David B. MacFarlane & 


Julie L. Macklowe & 

William S. Macklowe 

Michael C. Magee & Lisa Sloan Magee 


Lewis K. McKee Jr. & Leslie R. McKee 

T. Douglas McQuade ❖ 

Mary Martin Middleton & 

Steven A. Middleton ❖ 

Robert H. Miles & Jane Calfee Miles 

C. Bradley Miller 

Frank P. Miniotas & Marie H. Miniotas 

Marlene Clark Mizell & 

Robert F. Mizell ❖ 

Patricia A. Morris 


Lilian Shackelford Murray & 

Daniel B. Murray ❖ 

Richard J. Nadeau & Stacey Nadeau ❖ 



Joseph C. Palumbo & 

Sandra C. Palumbo ❖ 



Joshua D. Paulson 

Janice Pascua Peischel & 

James A. Peischel Jr. 

Philip B. Pool Jr. & Joan Barnes Pool ❖ 

William T. Powers 

Albert Lebert Richey III 




Stephen A. Sacks 

Curtis W. Schade ❖ 

Phillip S. Schaeffer 


George L. Scott & Deborah Isaac Scott 

Robert N. H. Sener & Marisela Sener 


Bradley E. Singer 

Linda Gill Sink 


Suzanne Higham Stanton 

Robert G. Stern ❖ 

Thomas I. Storrs ❖ 

William G. Taylor III 

Harry F. Thompson Jr.+ 

Schuyler M. Tilney & 

Elizabeth A. Tilney ❖ 



Steven John Tricarico & 

Kathleen Tricarico 

William L. Tyson & 

Elizabeth McCabe Tyson 


N. Robbert Vorhoff & 

Jennifer Rigamer Vorhoff 

Craig S. Wagner & Barbara C. Wagner ❖ 

Dana F. Walker 

Robert E. Wehrle ❖ 

Kenneth S. White & Jane B. White ❖ 

Mary Karen Merkel Wills 

Gerald B. Wilson & Vonnie Wilson 

Thomas M. Wilson 

Meryl Buchanan Witmer 

Joseph R. Witt & Kathleen A. Witt 


D. Jean Wu & Jeffrey Shane ❖ 

Thomas C. Wylly II & Pamela Wylly 

McIntire Pavilion Level 

$2,500-$4,999 Donors 

Anonymous 

Stephen C. Adams & 

Nancy Bagley Adams 

Todd G. Atkinson 

Thomas H. Bacon 

Thomas J. Baltimore Jr. 

Jason D. Bass 

Howard L. Baucom & Barbara Baucom 

Robin M. Bergen 

Edward J. Bidwell & Margaret C. Bidwell 

Patricia Elaine Black 

William F. Blue & Katherine B. Blue ❖ 

Lisa Klaiman Bostrom & 

Mathias P. Bostrom 



Martin L. Brill ❖ 


Rita Leeb Carlile & Roger D. Carlile 

James Chastain Carr 

Trevor J. Chaplick 

Rakesh Chawla & Cathleen H. Chawla 

Albert H. Conrad Jr. & Darlene D. Conrad 

Christopher L. Corish 

Cathy S. Costa 

Jack M. Cramer & Autumn S. Marler 

Suzanne Stumberg Crosland & 

John E. Crosland ❖ 

Anne Fox Cutler 

H. Lowell Davis 

Lawrence J. Diamond 

Larry G. Dillon & Renaye Day Dillon 

Walter B. Doggett III 


James A. Dye 

Gary L. England & Elspeth G. England 

Thomas N. Felker & Barbara Regar Felker 

Thomas M. Finke 

Charles McCroan Fiveash 

Stephen J. Frantz & Helene Gray Frantz 

Gregory Gannon 

Lisa A. Genova 


Moylan F. Gomila Jr. & 

Gwathmey Finlay Gomila ❖ 

Courtney Givens Gotlin & 

Matthew A. Gotlin 


Dan Gropper & Tammy Allen 

Charles Wayne Grubbs & 

Stephanie Branum Grubbs 

Jayne Morin Hammond & 

T. Kent Hammond 

Robert L. Harris III & Sian Hughes Harris 

Jeanne-Marie Z. Holden & 

Bret W. Holden 

Frank B. Holloway & 

Paula Surratt Holloway 

Kirk M. Hudson & Sandra P. Hudson 

Sheila Darlene Hunsucker 

McIntire Comm Club 

Annette M. Imbrogno & 

Edward P. Imbrogno ❖ 

Gregg E. Johnson & Sharon Johnson 

Joseph A. Julian Jr. 

Paul B. Kamke 



Thomas M. Keifer & Mary L. Keifer 

Pamela Jane Kepple 

Adelaide W. King & R. Ruffin King IV 

Warren Dana Knapp III 

F. Gordon Kraft & Suzanne H. Kraft 

Dale Scott Lam & 

Gwendolyn Bowers Lam 

Paul Jeffrey Leck & Genevieve M. Leck ❖ 

Todd L. Leigh & Julie Overfield Leigh 

Victoria O’Brien Macmillan & 

James P. Macmillan 

Barclay T. Macon Jr. & Diane E. Macon 

Thomas James Maguire IV 


Jennifer S. Maritz & Philip F. Maritz 

Colleen Mary Martin & 

Chapin E. Wilson III 

Karl Joseph Maschino 

William Avery Matthews III 

Eric Michael Modell 

Gerald Modell & Paula Modell 

Jennie Powell Monette 

Robert A. Moorefield 

Timothy G. Morgan 

Michael K. Mulhern 

John C. Nagy 

Amanda Clark Nelson 

Evan Keeper Neuhaus 

Joseph R. Neuhaus Jr. & 

Lisa Keeper Neuhaus 

Nancy Walker O’Neill & John J. O’Neill 

Order of the Claw and Dagger 

Martin H. Otto & Kathleen C. Otto 

S. Kime Patsel ❖ 

Ione S.V. Permison 

James A. Pettit Jr. & Elizabeth Pettit 

Charles Cutchin Powell Jr. 

David S. Rainey 



Peter A. Ryan 

James Christian Sanne 

Laura Nottingham Savage & 

G. Jacob Savage III 

Eric J. Schuppenhauer 

Marc B. Sharp 

Curt W. Shelmire 

Timothy A. Smith & Jennifer Smith 

Brian P. Smoluch 

Wallace Gray Stettinius & 

Laurie Stanwood Stettinius 

Donald Street Jr. 





Andrew M. Vest & Suzanna M. Vest 

Gary G. Wallace & Sara Woods Wallace 


David B. Wright 


James J. Zok & Carolyn R. Zok 

McIntire Comm Club 

Anonymous 

Kevin James Barner 

Philip Henry Bennett 

Kevin Alexander Carson 



Jeff Elgin 

Andrea Casey English 


Michael Anthony Glynn 

Robert G. Harper IV 

Daniel Joseph Holohan III & 

Catherine Holohan 

Elizabeth Macon Hubard 

Elizabeth J. Inge & James A. Potter 

Laura Frances Kibler 

Martha Claire Kidd 

Matthew Edward Kidd 

Ann Won Kim 

Sarah Elizabeth King 

Kenneth R. Knapp 



Julie L. Macklowe & William S. Macklowe 

James A. W. Marshall & Sara C. Marshall 


Paul M. Matthews & 

Lynn Fusco Matthews 

John E. McDonald III 

David C. Merrell & Laura Merrell 

Kenneth Henson Millsap 

Jahan Moghadam 

Joshua D. Paulson 

Mark Alexander Victor Pinho 

Benjamin David Port 

Joel G. Ramin 


Brian S. Roberts 


Michael Brendan Schafer 

Stephen K. Scouten 

Nayut Sitachitt 

Raffi Charles Tokatlian 

Julie Marie Turner 

Mehul P. Vora & Angela M. Koloszar 



Allyn Dabkowski Waid & J. Bricker Waid 

John M. Wells 



The Comm Club recognizes leadership gifts from new alumni. McIntire 

undergraduate and graduate alumni from the nine most recent graduating 

classes who donate $1,000 or above annually are recognized as Dean’s Society 

members at the Comm Club level. 

❖ UVA LAWN SOCIETY MEMBER + DECEASED

McIntire Undergraduate Alumni Gifts 

1933 

Henry Norwood Obear+ 

1935 25% 

Littleton W. Parks 

1938 

James Conway Davis+ ❖ 

1939 13% 

John R. Crown Jr.+ 

Harold S. Parrott 

1940 50% 

Thomas H. Bacon 

Edward C. Bostock Jr. 

Thomas B. Noland 

Frederick William Pennoyer III USN (Ret.) 

Richard A. Raichlen+ ❖ 

John R. Rumery 

John M. Sherwood 

Wallace Dabney Trevillian 

1941 32% 

Leonard Bernstein 

Clarence T. Callahan ❖ 

Calvin C. Crum 

Frederic L. Hall 

L. Peyton Harris USMC (Ret.) & 

Jeanne Harris 

David Rothschild II 

Hugh M. Steinberger 

1942 13% 

R. Meade Dorsey USA (Ret.) 

William K. Dove & Mary W. Dove 

1942 38% 

Roger D. Fraley & Irene Foust Fraley 

William R. Krause 

John L. Mastran 

Irwin B. Rothschild Jr. 

Josiah A. Stanley Jr. 

Thomas H. Todd Jr. 

1944 13% 

William M. Timberlake 

1945 43% 

Randolph B. Cardozo & Mary S. Cardozo 

Tunstall B. Perry III 

Robert E. Wehrle ❖ 

1946 33% 

David M. Burke 

Frank W. Mobley Jr. 

1947 18% 

Samuel A. Derieux ❖ 

Henry H. Galusha Jr. 

Richard F. Hall Jr. & Virginia Hall 

Robert H. Schade 

Jerrold G. Weinberg 

1948 6% 

William Barnes Lawson Jr. 

Bertram Spagat Nusbaum Jr. & 

Lois S. Nusbaum 

Thomas Stokes Seay 

Paul P. Wisman & Carolyn Wisman ❖ 

1949 12% 

W. Irvin Cousins 

George T. Glenn 



John B. Hemmings & Caroline Hemmings 

Harold Graham Hollifield 

Douglas M. Joyner & 

Peggy Shomo Joyner ❖ 



Edwin S. Roseberry 

Wade P. Thomas 

Harry F. Thompson Jr.+ 

Landon R. Wyatt Jr. 

1950 14% 

Richard F. Aufenger 

Robert L. Buchanan Jr. & 

Marie L. Buchanan 

George P. Buckey 

Peyton F. Carter 

Stuart W. Connock & 

Gwendolyn R. Connock 

David B. Daugherty & 

Shirley R. Daugherty 

William H. Deter 

William W. Gager Jr. 

Joseph H. Hecht 

Robert T. Lamkin 

August W. Lentz III & Nina P. Lentz 

Myron B. Mausteller & 

Eugenia R. Mausteller ❖ 

William J. Spain Jr. 

Leighton L. Turner 

1951 15% 

Houston V. Blair 

Henry W. Calhoun 

George F. Davis 

Irvin H. Davis 

Joseph H. DeNoon 

Russell G. Fergusson Jr. & 

Mary Waller Fergusson 

William G. Hupfeldt+ 

William A. James 

James R. Keller 

Evan T. Krieger 

Charles M. Lobban 

Gerald S. May 

Roy A. Pyles 

G. Woody Stafford 

Paul F. Winkles 

1952 20% 

Harry Lee Addison III 

Milton S. Bolton & Barbara S. Bolton ❖ 

James A. Canter 

Derwood S. Chase Jr. & 

Johanna B. Chase ❖ 

Roby R. Craft 

Eugene M. Jordan 

David A. Kelley 

William B. Massey Sr. ❖ 

Craig M. Smith 

J. William Via Jr. 

1953 10% 

H. Lowell Davis 

Hunter P. Tapscott & Frances F. Tapscott 

Edward B. Umberger & Irene J. Umberger 

1954 8% 

Charles C. Carroll Jr. & Ruby D. Carroll 

James E. Dunn & Mary Kit Dunn 

Ronald A. Lear & Olive L. Lear 

1955 14% 

John T. Bazzarre & Gail D. Bazzarre 

John F. Patrick 

Charles L. Reed Jr. & Ann Reed 

Carlton Lee Schelhorn USA (Ret.) 

N. B. Wallace Jr. & Faye Wallace 

1956 11% 

Tryon F. Bauer Jr. & Jervey P. Bauer 

William F. Blue & Katherine B. Blue ❖ 

Martin J. Greenstein 

Trewitt D. Harding 

Roy G. Parks 

Edward O. Simpson 

Richey Smith & Sandra Smith 

George C. Stuckey 

1957 40% 

Robert S. Bersch & Martha R. Bersch 

Edward J. Bidwell & Margaret C. Bidwell 

A. Eugene Bowles Jr. 

J. Warren Brinkley Jr. 

Dan O. Callaghan 

John R. Carlyle 

Walton R. Cowherd & Sara Cowherd 

James E. Crocker & Merrilee Crocker ❖ 

G. Warthen Downs 

Robert C. Duval & Katherine B. Duval 

Robert P. Grymes Jr. 

Hammond Hunt 

Stuart L. Keesee & Jacqueline E. Keesee 

Donald L. Kovach & Betty Jane Kovach 

William G. Lawrence 

James H. McKillop II 

Austin T. Moore Jr. 

James W. Nay 

James A. Pettit Jr. & Elizabeth Pettit 

Ray G. Register Jr. & 

Rose Mary Rich Register 

Robert N. H. Sener & Marisela Sener 

Gerald Smith 

Harold R. Spencer+ 

Travis O. Thompson 

Stuart J. Turille 

Harold J. Williams Jr. & Louise D. Williams 

1958 20% 


Frank E. Butler III 


Robert A. Fliegel 


Fred L. Glaize III 

Frank B. Holloway & 

Paula Surratt Holloway 

Harry H. Hunt III 

A. Claude Kemper 

Allan J. Malester 


George N. Markos 

Howard P. Walker 

1959 8% 

Creed F. Alderson Jr. & Nicola L. Alderson 

Peter G. Fetzer 

John E. Houser 

John C. Siewers II & Mary Lucy Siewers 

1960 20% 

George T. Baskerville III & 

Laura Y. Baskerville 

Leroy R. Hamlett Jr. & 

Patricia Bromm Hamlett 

W. Edward Hudgins Jr. 

William L. Hudgins Jr. 

Robert R. Lowe 

Robert G. Stern ❖ 

James W. Todd & Sharon K. Todd ❖ 

Richard E. Ulmer 

Peter D. Wolff 


1961 23% 

William G. Baddeley & 

Cornelia M. Baddeley 

Thomas H. Baker 

Donald R. Baldwin 

Betsy Noyes Britton 

William R. Cooper 

Leslie H. Friedman 

L. Robert Haymaker & Bonnie Haymaker 

George F. Isaacs 

James L. Jenkins 

William W. King 

Robert O. Lord 

John K. Marlow & Joyce Marlow ❖ 

Harry A. Morris Jr. 

1962 27% 

David R. Almond 

Robert F. Baldwin Jr. & Anne G. Baldwin 

John R. Bigelow Jr. 


Moncure G. Crowder 

Richard F. Downer 

Joel J. Goldman 


Janemarie Dionne King ❖ 

John P. Kirtland 

Edwin F. LeGard Jr. ❖ 

Thomas W. McKelvey 

Philip M. Morton & 

Martha Thomas Morton 

Edward William Riley III & Mary Riley 

Gordon H. Watkins & Kay M. Watkins ❖ 

Kenneth S. White & Jane B. White ❖ 

Van Iden Zeiler Jr. 



1963 27% 

James G. Aldige III & Carolyn R. Aldige 

Stewart H. Brown Jr. ❖ 

Geoffrey R. Cobham & 

Elizabeth C. Cobham 

Peter R. Furniss ❖ 


Roy Byron Harrill & Lynda Harrill ❖ 

Edward J. Head 

Edmond A. Joran 

Floyd M. McGraw 

J. Terry Parsley 

Thomas A. Penson 

William K. Perrin III & Susan M. Perrin ❖ 

Gary W. Rembacki 

Bruce H. Rinehart 

Malcolm E. Ritsch Jr. & 

Nan Ellen W. Ritsch 

Ronald D. Roberts ❖ 


1964 29% 

G. Jeffrey Arnold 

Lawrence H. Berger 

Larry W. Dobrinsky & Judith S. Dobrinsky 

Lawrence W. Everett 

Glenn H. Gettier Jr. ❖ 

H. Alexander Holmes ❖ 

Henry L. Hoppler 

David E. Houseman Jr. 

L. Peyton Humphrey 

Michael F. T. Jackson & Pepper Jackson ❖ 


F. Gordon Kraft & Suzanne H. Kraft 


Robert A. Moorefield 

Charles H. Morse IV & 

Alexandra Morse ❖ 

P. Bradley Nott Jr. & 

Jane Trevillian Nott ❖ 

Richard W. Young & 

Margaret Mapp Young ❖ 

1965 30% 

Anonymous 

James E. Allison & Margaret Allison 

Howard H. Anderson 

Howard L. Baucom & Barbara Baucom 

James B. Donnelly 

C. William Eastwood 

Yuille Holt III & Sandra A. Holt 

B. Matthew Hulcher Jr. 

Val B. Kehl 

Amos N. Latham III 

L. Ross Leith 

John J. Mallon Jr. & Candy Mallon 

John W. Moorleghen 

Thomas J. Pierce Jr. 

Douglas F. Pollard 

George A. Ragland & Susan C. Ragland 

Richard A. Siegel 

Edmund G. Simpson & 

Virginia A. Simpson 

Meade G. Stone Jr. 

Caleb N. Stowe & Lynn W. Stowe ❖ 

William G. Taylor III 

Patrick J. Vaughan 

John R. Watson Jr. & Sheryl B. Watson 

Charles L. Weatherhead 

1966 25% 

Peter S. Blumberg & Judith P. Blumberg 

Robert F. Boyd 

Anthony J. Comazzi 


Norman D. Everett & Betty Louise Everett 

Brian T. Forbes 

A. Danner Frazer Jr. 

Robert P. Hanks 

William R. Harlowe Jr. ❖ 

Lewis D. Hirschler Jr. 

Larry E. Lamb 

John H. Long Jr. 

Thomas R. McLeod & Anne L. McLeod 

George F. Nolde III & 

Deane Crowell Nolde 

Larry B. Olinger 

William B. Rucker 

Michael W. Rushing 

Robert H. Waldruff 

1967 9% 

Robert S. Bozarth 

Ronald W. Fuchs 

Albert M. Groh II & Anne S. Groh 

Gerald S. Hulsizer 

Robert H. Miles & Jane Calfee Miles 

Barry L. Reisig 

Peter A. Silhan 

Joseph N. Weller 

1968 35% 

Charles F. Bost 

Robert A. Buerlein 

James B. Christian 


Thomas P. Duke ❖ 

Michael H. Freehill 

Donald W. Fulton Jr. 

Bruce G. Gabler & Ann L. Gabler 

George H. Gromel Jr. 

Charlene MacDowell Hanbury & 

David R. Hanbury 

Donald Walter Hicks 

Ray Karnes 

Barry D. Koval & Patte G. Koval ❖ 

S. Kenan Manson III 

Jerry H. Mathews 

Walter F. Melvin 

Robert N. Mumaw 

Thomas C. Robertson 

Thomas R. Scanniello & 

Carolyn S. Scanniello 

Stephen T. Schachte 

George L. Scott & Deborah Isaac Scott 

Marshall R. Solomon & Carol Solomon 

William D. Willey Jr. & Barbara V. Willey 

Russell D. Wilson 

1969 25% 


Robert T. Brady & Sharon Brady 

Kenneth F. Craft Jr. 

Norman C. Creech 

Dwight B. Ferguson Jr. 

Donald E. Foster 

John Randolph Garrett III 

James M. Gilly Jr. 

Arthur F. Greeder III & 

Ann Earman Greeder 

Robert H. Hunsberger 

Robert A. Innamorati & 

Margaret Innamorati 

George T. McDaniel III 

David M. Morse 

F. Heath Myers Jr. 

James J. Nugent 

William A. Oden Jr. & 

Elizabeth Rodman Oden 

Richard E. Solli 

Anne L. Stone & Philip E. Stone Jr. 


Mary-Elliott Wheeler ❖ 

Julien H. Williams & Lucy Williams 

1970 28% 

Lorie F. Allen 

Beverly W. Barksdale 

Robert B. Barrett 

M. Campbell Cawood 

Gardner G. Courson & Haidee Courson ❖ 



Albert E. Ferrara Jr. & Rita B. Ferrara 

James D. Francis 

Ronald J. Gilbert 

Malcolm H. Hathaway 

Jerry Hendrick Jr. 

Wellman Woodrow Hoff Jr. 

Charles H. Hudson 

William W. McCarten & 

Sheila A. McCarten ❖ 

Lewis K. McKee Jr. & Leslie R. McKee 

Joseph R. Neuhaus Jr. & 

Lisa Keeper Neuhaus 

J. Boyd Page 



John S. Philips 

Dennis Pushkin 

Ronald F. Seay 

Howard B. Siegel 


James J. Zok & Carolyn R. Zok 

1971 13% 

Raymond Charles Blackmon Jr. 

Richard S. Burke 

Walter L. Fauntleroy 

Allan T. Hirsh III & Lisa S. Hirsh 

Margaret C. H. Huckabee 

Robert L. Jaworski 

David W. Kudravetz & 

McCrea S. Kudravetz 

Mike Moose 

Robert A. Nigro 

Gary M. Nuckols & Alice G. Nuckols 

Albert Lebert Richey III 

Derek J.R. Smith & Pamela Smith 

1972 24% 

Jeffrey A. Barksdale 

Alan Clarence Botsford Jr. & 

Susan Perkins Botsford 

Jon C. Butler 


Howard Burton Clark 

Paul M. Connolly 

Allen Gunn Dorin Jr. 

Douglas S. Favre ❖ 

Gregory W. Griffith 

Marcel F. Hamburger 

Alvin W. James Jr. 

Leroy A. Keller Jr. 

Thomas F. Kelley & Phyllis E. Kelley 

Kenneth A. Leoni 

James A. McCormick 

James H. McKenzie & 

Mary Ann McKenzie 

Jerald F. Miller & Maria M. Miller 

Louis Pavia Jr. 

Joseph K. Ranney 

Bretta MacVeigh Reinhard 

John W. Shishoff 

Harry W. Stearns II 

Robert A. Wilson III & 

Elizabeth C. McConnell 

Thomas W. Wood 

1973 27% 



William L. Chorey 

Philip St. George Cocke 

John G. Cole 

Dennis A. Diersen & Virginia Diersen 

R. Helm Dobbins 

Alex G. Fisher 

William L. Gregg 

Frederick E. Haeberle II 

Eugene W. Johnson Jr. 

William C. Lucas 

William Avery Matthews III 

Edward C. McKeown & 

Meredith Ann McKeown 

S. Whitaker Meyer 

G. William Morton IV 

Ian S. Norfleet 

Niles C. Overly 

Peter F. Schlegel 

Winston D. Schwartz 

Marc B. Sharp 


Mark N. Stempler & 

Ellen Newman Stempler 

F. Edward Thomas 

W. Gordon Vance & Patricia L. Vance 

John W. Vaughan Jr. 

Craig S. Wagner & Barbara C. Wagner ❖ 

Tracy Binion Wiest 

William C. Witt Jr. & Kathleen A. DePonte 

Curtis M. Worrell 

1974 26% 

Conway C. Allen & Bernadine W. Allen 

James H. Biggart Jr. 

Vincent G. Blessing 

Fred D. Boothe 

George W. Boyer 

Jerry H. Brent & Louise Thornton Brent 

Martin L. Brill ❖ 

Russell Lee Brock 

Theodore L. Chandler Jr. & 

Laura Lee Chandler 

Mark T. Creighton & 

Ann Kenney Creighton 

Jane W. Cummings & 

Gerald C. Cummings 

Larry G. Dillon & Renaye Day Dillon 

Alvaro Garcia-Tunon & 

Sandra J. Garcia-Tunon 

Stevens N. Gentil & Margaret C. Gentil 

John E. Hamner III & 

Ellen Hatcher Hamner 

John M. Heffelfinger 

Daniel E. Hinchman Jr. 

James E. Holland Jr. 

Charles A. Kick III 


Douglas W. Mann Sr. 

Lawrence J. Martin & Lynn W. Martin 

❖ UVA LAWN SOCIETY MEMBER + DECEASED ✷ ALUMNI TRUSTEE

William B. Mason III & Ann Arey Mason 

E. Morgan Maxwell III 

James A. McClurg & Melody A. McClurg 

R. Kent McNairy 

Gordon C. Milbourn III 

A. Curtis Monk 

Elton J. Oliver & Cheryl Ann Oliver 

Robert H. Packard & Donna P. Packard 

Michael W. Powell & 

Deborah L. Powell ❖ 

Michael Q. Quinlivan 

Phillip W. Shiflett & Jane Anne Shiflett 

Scott W. Stolldorf & Sue Daly Stolldorf 

Kenneth C. Thompson 

Larry S. Thompson 

Arthur K. Thorn Jr. 

Elizabeth A. Twohy & 

Kevin V. Michaels ❖ 

Benjamin N. Wafle 

Thomas K. Warren & Saundra M. Warren 

Daniel N. Worsham Jr. 

Joseph H. Young 

1975 27% 

George R. Beard 

Kenneth M. Blicharski 

M. Stuart Bolton Jr. & Linda L. Bolton 

Richard E. Braun 

Elizabeth Laucella Brockelman 

Mary L. Brown & Robert A. Brown 

W. Edward Clingman Jr. & 

Gwendolyn Spargo Clingman 

Harry D. Dickinson & Doris Dickinson 

O. Ray Doss & Mary Ann Doss 

Mark S. Frey & Lou Ann Frey 

Garry E. Friedman 

Neil Gilmour III & Susan Kovarik Gilmour 

James W. Hammersley 

David B. Hawkins & 

Audrey Arrowood Hawkins 

Kenneth W. Hensley 

William E. Hunt Jr. & 

Archer Gurkin Hunt ❖ 

Gregg E. Johnson & Sharon Johnson 

Robert S. Jones Jr. & 

Pamela Shepherd Jones 

Branch P. Lawson 

Robert V. Lazansky 

Robert H. Levy 

Michael J. Lewis 

William F. Lindlaw 

Gregory Dean Manweiler 

Andrea P. McKinney 

John S. Pickler & Rita Pickler 

Lynn K. Pierce & Charlotte W. Pierce 

James W. Poats 

Robert L. Poff 

Dennis B. Rabinovitz & 

Maureen Delanty Rabinovitz 

Elizabeth Withers Robertson & 

Gregory B. Robertson 

Robert M. Rubino 

Stephen A. Sacks 

Thomas S. Saunders 

Michael J. Schaefer 

John N. Scott 

John P. Smith & Teresa L. Smith 

Michael E. Spicer 

Donald Street Jr. 

John C. Thomas Jr. 

1976 23% 


Nikki Greene Beyer & Richard M. Beyer 

James A. Biermann 

William D. Binion 

Richard W. Brugh & Rose E. Brugh 

Charles R. Casassa Jr. 

John M. Claytor & Susan Claytor 

Martin L. Coffee 

Suzanne Stumberg Crosland & 

John E. Crosland ❖ 

Roger A. Davis 

John H. Diffendal Jr. 


Susan E. Dodge 

Bruce B. Durkee & Julie Songy Durkee 

Timothy G. Ebright & Robbin A. Ebright 

Donna Baker Feeney & 

Francis X. Feeney Jr. 

Ernest W. Fergusson Jr. 


Thomas M. Freshwater & 

Elizabeth G. Freshwater 

John J. Haffey III & Linda D. Haffey 

Virginia M. Hagan 

Hugh Thornton Harrison II & 

Nancy M. Harrison 

William S. Haywood III 

W. Michael Heatwole III 

Susan Connell Houk & Joseph E. Houk Jr. 

Francis Xavier King 

Carl B. Lehmann III 

David W. Lipchak & Rebecca Lipchak 


Mildred C. Mariner ❖ 

G. Thomas McKnight Jr. 

Virginia Comfort Miller & 

Benjamin M. Miller Jr. 

Cynthia F. Mullen & W. Grigg Mullen Jr. 

Brian J. Mulreany 


Lorna Walthall Nichols 

David P. Noe 

James A. Pflasterer 

Philip B. Pool Jr. & Joan Barnes Pool ❖ 

Jack L. Rubin & Jamie Nelson Rubin 


Richard L. Strasburger 

Stuart D. Thayer 

Scott W. Urquhart 

Donna Roman Wilson 

Paul P. Wisman Jr. & Claudia V. Wisman 

Thomas C. Wylly II & Pamela Wylly 

1977 23% 

Thomas L. Andrews III 

Nancy Johnson Belton 

Barry N. Berlin & Martha P. Berlin 

Brian J. Bogart & Donna Bogart 

Deborah A. Brown & G. Wiser Brown 

Richard O. Bunce Jr. & Linda F. Bunce 

Steven E. Burke 

Donald G. Burnette Jr. & 

Susan D. Burnette 

Robert L. Burrows 

Christine Heger Cahn 

Barbara Caretti Cassidy 

Molly Chapman 

Nancy Reid Cole 

Irene Huie Coons & Michael S. Coons 

Wellington W. Cottrell III & Rebecca 

Gordon Cottrell 

Michael H. Crickenberger & 

Kristine K. Crickenberger 


Dave Frank Dobel 

James A. Dye 

Kel-Ann Sheldon Eyler & James W. Eyler 

Steven E. Farrar 

Donald E. Flow & 

Robbin Bartlett Flow ❖ 

Charles R. Gauntt 

Mark T. Giles & Judith Reigel Giles ❖ 

Kenneth W. Harris Jr. 

John J. Hickok & Melissa S. Hickok 

Jeffrey M. Hucek 

Joan Tabourn Hughes & Allen A. Hughes 

Kenneth R. Johnson 

Frank E. Key Jr. 

Elizabeth D. Koppelman 

Stuart Alan Kruger 

Jane McGehee Lowry & H. Scott Lowry 

Michael J. Madden & 

Catherine P. Madden 

William B. Massey Jr. ❖ 

T. Douglas McQuade ❖ 

Benjamin L. Miller 

Thomas J. Minneman & 

Deborah L. Robinson-Minneman 


Steve Peters 

Hartwell Philips & 

Cynthia Pripeton Philips 

John M. Reitelbach & 

Susan Berry Reitelbach 

Phillip S. Schaeffer 

Janet C. Schultz 

Randolph Shapiro & Shauna O. Shapiro 

Janet Chisholm Spotswood & 

J. Randall Spotswood 

Barbara Martin Taylor & Frederick Taylor 

Earl R. Thomas 

Hobson T. Vaught Jr. 

Jeffrey C. Walker & Suzanne C. Walker ❖ 

James A. Winn 

1978 22% 

Charles A. Atkins 

John R. Banbury Jr. 

Thomas R. Bean & 

Mary Louise Blake Bean 

William H. Bolton & 

Sheller Campbell Bolton 

Stuart A. Brenner 

Donn M. Coutts 

Susan Day 

Kevin Joseph Dell 

Scott A. Ehrnschwender & 

Fiona B. Ehrnschwender 

Russell M. Finestein 

Arthur L. Fralin Jr. 

Cynthia B. Frentz 

Debra J. Friedman 

Britton L. Glisson 

Margaret G. Gossweiler 

Celeste Clement Gunter 

Linda White Hall 

Scott C. Hesaltine & Betty S. Hesaltine 

D. Scott Hinchman & 

Melissa D. Hinchman 

David T. Hollins 

Richard Anderson Hord III 

Peter J. Hunt 

Eugene Joseph Joslyn 

Debra L. Kahn 

Susan H. Karn & Michael W. Karn 

Karen Rosin Keen 

Deborah J. Kladivko & Robert A. Wiesner 

Kathryn G. McVay 

Marlene Clark Mizell & 

Robert F. Mizell ❖ 

Timothy G. Morgan 

Warren E. Nowlin 

John B. Paulus 

Nancy A. Ross 

Wanda Brown Roszak & 

William J. Roszak 

Sidney G. Simmonds & 

Barbara J. Simmonds 

Paul M. Slack & Lisa J. Slack 

Jefferson S. Strider 

Sheryll B. Strode 

Richard D. Tadler & Donna Graff Tadler ❖ 

Schuyler M. Tilney & 

Elizabeth A. Tilney ❖ 

Joseph L. Turner Jr. 

R. Eric Viehman 

John B. Walker & Anne O. Walker 

Earl E. Webb & Susan Rollings Webb ❖ 

Philip A. White Jr. 

James A. Whitham 

Horace Pritchard Whitworth II 

Michael G. Wilds 

Ann Frankl Wyker & Robert T. Wyker 

1979 31% 

Halvor Nelson Adams III 

Jan Turner Amerman & 

Mark W. Amerman 

Harry F. Angel 

Donna Rose Arehart 

Todd G. Atkinson 

Katherine Sabri Banks 

Karen H. Blawie 

Mary G. Bones 

Paul M. Bosse 

H. Tracey Brownfield 

Theresa C. Buchanan 

Judith Pearce Calvert 

Julie Garrison Cervilla 

Thomas C. Champlin 

Caroline T. Cookingham & 

Jay H. Cookingham 

Barbara L. Craig 

Dale L. Craig 

Susan Ritchie Devine & Scott Devine 

Richard G. Diamonstein & 

Beth P. Diamonstein 

John R. Dick 

Tekla Dragan 

Stephen J. Easley 

Lisa Kellerman Edeleanu & 

John A. Edeleanu 

Jeffrey S. Edell & Elaine Hastings Edell 

W. Michael Fagan & Lisa B. Fagan 

Jane Beahm Farmer & Robert C. Farmer 

Joel D. Fivis 


Paul C. Gannon & Patricia S. Gannon ❖ 

John J. Gillooly Jr. 

Linda Jean Good & R. Douglas Good 

Susan Burkhalter Green 

Roger R. Hill 

Dorothy Elblonk Hoyland 

William C. Huntington Jr. 

Christopher J. Inglese 

Stuart W. Jones 

Florence Griffin Kingston 


Edgar Stanton Lanham II 

Gregory S. Ledford & Nancy C. Ledford ❖ 

Todd J. Marsteller 

Mary Christie McIntyre 


Paul K. Meyer ❖ 

Neil F. Meyers 

Cindy L. Middleton 



Susan M. Minarcik & Thomas J. Minarcik 

Geri Wright Miner & John Miner 

Katherine Little Moore & 

John T. Moore Jr. 

Alan B. Munro Jr. 

Mary G. Murray & 

Lawrence Newbold Murray II 

Gerry Pearce Newton 


Nancy Doerr O’Neil 

Todd W. Orr & Melinda Merrell Orr 

Carla Peyton Palmore 

George R. Parrish 

Jeffrey B. Pizitz 

Alvin M. Quint Jr. 

Bruce H. Rampy 

Susan P. Reed 

Robin E. Riedel & Mary M. Riedel 

Robert G. Rose III 


William L. Rouse III 

Andrew D. Rudin & Barbara J. Rudin 

Harry P. Sakellaris 

Laura Nottingham Savage & 

G. Jacob Savage III 

Barbara L. Shrut 

Peter S. Skilton 

Jill Barbehenn Sobotor 

Sharon Marie Southard 



Laurie Kasselman Turner & 

Cary Turner ❖ 

Andrew Dale Wagner 

James K. Walker & Kimberly J. Walker 

Wayne Wallshein & 

Corinne Casamento Wallshein 

Robert N. Wiles 

Joseph F. Wilson Jr. & Marcia W. Read 

Scott C. Withrow 

Michael R. Wright 

Peter T. Young & Deborah Young 

Stanford T. Young 

1980 33% 

Corinne E. Anderson 

Desiree Anderson 

Michael J. Baader 

Kenneth D. Barnes 

Roberts A. Bass & Judith Allison Bass 

Charlotte Eckel Blaney 

Andrew Broaddus Bolton III & 

Frances B. Bolton 

Richard R. Bonaventura & 

Ellen Farraye Bonaventura ❖ 

William R. Bridges III & Lisa S. Bridges 

Thomas Hamilton Butsch 

Walter R. Calvert 

John A. Cary 

Patricia Marie Cary & Scott G. Cary 

Tod S. Christie 

Anne B. Craven 

Richard J. Diemer Jr. & Adele Hoffmeyer 

Pamela O. Dixon 

Peter J. Dunne ❖✷ 

James F. Egan & Marianne P. Egan ❖ 

Martin A. Einhorn 

Alan V. Esenstad 

Lawrence John Farrell 

James R. Fayen 



Thomas N. Felker & Barbara Regar Felker 

Karen F. Ferguson & Mark G. Ferguson 

J. Michael Ferretti 

Ann Lindsay Flower 

James P. Fox 

Gregory W. French ✷ 

Mark E. Galant & Cynthia Terry Galant ❖ 

Charles E. Goodwyn III 

Karen W. Greb 

Gwen Greenglass 

Jayne Morin Hammond & 

T. Kent Hammond 


Lesley W. Hatch 

Jean A. Hellering & Richard B. Verner 

Corinne A. Heyning 

Michael L. Hoover & Kathryn Levi Hoover 

Nancy Stelten Jackson 



Julia Sams King 


Cherie Michele Kurland ✷ 

Michael A. Kutchever 

Mary M. Lewis 

Clay L. Macon & JoAnn J. Macon 

Michael N. McGinty & Elizabeth McGinty 

G. Scott McMasters & 

Sherri L. McMasters 

Kevin A. McNerney ✷ 

& Ann D. McNerney ❖ 

Fritz A. Mehler 

David P. Morris 

Joyce Robinson Morris 

Lilian Shackelford Murray & 

Daniel B. Murray ❖ 

R. Jerry Parker Jr. & Deana Ann Parker ❖ 

Geoffrey Andrew Peters & 

Susan B. Peters 

Patricia Walker Pick 

Moira K. Pollard ✷ & Michael A. Pollard 

Stephen J. Potter 

Thomas E. Pruden III 

Harry Robert Purkey Jr. & 

Victoria Tunis Purkey 

Lynne Hillis Read & Stephen G. Read 

W. Rhudy Renfro 

Stephen E. Riffee & Brenda Riffee 

James G. Rose Jr. & Margaret W. Rose 

Neil L. Rose & Regina H. Rose 

Bonnie O’Day Roth & Richard J. Roth 

Linda M. Ruggiero & Samuel F. Ruggiero 

Mary Spicer Sample & Wade B. Sample 

Donna S. Sauey 

Curtis W. Schade ❖✷ 

Brenda Barnes Smith 


John G. Stathis & Diane R. Stathis 

Ira Stein 

Rhonda Rhodes Stretton 

Michael E. Sumner & Leah F. Sumner 


Don Truslow ✷ & Beverly Truslow ❖ 

Robert L. Tucker 

Michael A. Turner & Juanita L. Turner ❖ 

Vera H. Twigg 

Allen W. Urban 

Henry M. Walker Jr. 

Debra L. Wetherby 

Gilbert B. Wilson 


Wayne M. Zell 

Marcia H. Zettler & John F. Zettler 


1981 25% 

Catherine C. Adams 

Gregory D. Askey 

James C. Barden Jr. & Amanda Barden 

Beth Eichelbaum Buckman 

Shannon Sayles Carter & Henry S. Carter 

Christopher J. Churchill 

J. Denise Cole & Robert A. Cole 

Anita C. Colmie 

Carol B. Conklin 

Thomas H. Cook Jr. 

Anne Fox Cutler 

Kristine Utley Detwiler 

Jan L. Dillow 

Lynne Barry Dolan 

Gary L. England & Elspeth G. England 

Andrew V. Fass & Alison Fass 

Laura L. Flanigan 

Susan Durfee Flynn & Peter Flynn 


David W. Garnitz 

Terrence C. Gates 

Jayne S. Greenberg 

Cary W. Greenspan 

Robert L. Harris III & Sian Hughes Harris 

Jodi R. Henrickson & Mark W. Henrickson 

Karen P. House & Michael L. House 

Annette M. Imbrogno & 

Edward P. Imbrogno ❖ 

C. Andrew Johns 

Paul B. Kamke 

Susan Simpson Kortier & John B. Kortier 

Gianna D. Krey 

Cheryl Getty Lansing 

Jeffrey D. Levin & Karen L. Levin 

Kathleen S. Lewis 

Elizabeth Rossi Lillie 

Henry W. Maclin III & Heidi W. Maclin 


Jennifer S. Maritz & Philip F. Maritz 

Alice S. McQuade & Terrence McQuade 

Patricia A. Morris 

Elizabeth H. Munford & 

John D. Munford III 

Lee Nunn & Sarah H. Nunn 



Nancy Walker O’Neill & John J. O’Neill 

Patricia C. Patton 

Robert Ricci 

Patricia Hughes Ryan 

Robert P. Scarrone & Maria Scarrone 

James A. Schoenadel 

Caroline T. Shogry & Mark Shogry 

Michael Richard Silver & Ann Silver 

Russell P. Smith & Louann J. Smith 

V. Scott Smith & Susan Silverman Smith 

John E. Stoddard 

Leslie Jean Burnett Swope 

Steven M. Tadler & 

Joyce Behymer Tadler ❖ 

Jonathan G. Train 

Gregory A. Trojan 

Samuel P. Tsang 

Charles B. Tuck Jr. & Cheryl S. Tuck 

Valerie Glekas Underhill 

Mary Welby von Thelen 

Susan L. Walton & Robert J. Schrider Jr. 

Carolyn B. Weber & John C. Weber 

John Gregory White 

Martha Robinson Williamson & 

Mark D. Williamson 

Thomas M. Wilson 

Joyce Lee Yorty 

Pamela K. Zambrotta 

1982 31% 

Gary W. Angell 

Shirley Ann Baldwin 

Ford S. Bartholow & 

Cynthia L. Bartholow 

John R. Bode 

Maura Gormley Boilard 

Patricia I. Brooks-Nobles 

Christopher A. Brown 

James Kenneth Brown & 

Barbara Spencer Brown 

Margaret Hutchinson Brown 

Lisa M. Buchanan 

Lucille Marie Buckles 

Elissa Buie 

Ann Marie Burris 

Holly Wortman Caporale 

Jeffrey E. Carleton & 

Kristine T. Carleton ❖ 


Steven B. Cohen 

Michael H. Cole & Sharon Krick Cole 

David Lee Dallas Jr. & Susan W. Dallas 

Mary-Daire Conroy Delouche & 

Marcus R. Delouche 


Timothy J. Duggan 

Andrew D. Ellen & Diana S. Ellen 

Brian R. Eytchison 

Ragan P. Folan & McDara P. Folan III ❖ 

Elizabeth Phillips Foster & 

David A. Foster 

William George Fry 

Patrick J. Garrett 

Lisa A. Genova 

Ronald C. Goodstein 

David M. Greenhouse & Lucia Greenhouse 

P. Susan Grotte & James R. Grotte 

Robert G. Gurnee 

Amy Bowler Harris & John F. Harris 

Douglas N. Jackson & Barbara W. Jackson 

Catherine N. Janowski & 

Christopher A. Janowski 

Douglas F. Jenkins Jr. 

Rolf Christian Johnsen 

James P. Karides & Guzin N. Karides 

Elizabeth Mary Kendall 

Howard M. Kerbel & Elizabeth J. Fuqua 

Martin J. Kibiloski 

John F. Kipps 

Amy Pace Lampe 

M. Catherine Lanford 

Rebecca L. Leonard 

Mary Baird Line 

Victoria O’Brien Macmillan & 

James P. Macmillan 

Kerry Madden 

Kevin R. McCarey & Kate McCarey 

Rosa Perez McGonigal & Arthur H. 

McGonigal Jr. 

Sara Duff McKeon 

Marguerite Burkard McVicar & 

Douglas John McVicar 

Cynthia W. Moorer 

Michael K. Mulhern 

Kathleen Kelly Oberg 

James S. Obert & Cathy L. Poff 

F. Fuller O’Connor Jr. 

Robert C. Ogden 

S. Kime Patsel ❖ 

Ione S.V. Permison 

Peter B. Polonsky & Sherry J. Polonsky 

Jeffrey M. Pool 

Maureen D. Quattrocki 

Owen K. Rankin 

Rita Elizabeth Reilly 

Pamela Heins Richardson 

Erika F. Rimson 

Robert M. Rose 

Frederick L. Russell Jr. & Susan C. Russell 

Edward L. Sedlacek 

Gary A. Shankman 

James F. Smith 

W. Mark Smith 

Walter H. Solomon 

E. Henry St. Clair Jr. 

Paul J. Stajduhar 

Julia Beecher Strickland & 

Clark Strickland 

Stephanie K. Thomas & Bradley Thomas 

Timothy A. Towery 

Dana F. Walker 



Mary Karen Merkel Wills 

James W. Wilvert & Cynthia E. R. Wilvert 

Joseph R. Witt & Kathleen A. Witt 

R. Michael Witt & Prince Dixon Witt 

D. Jean Wu & Jeffrey Shane ❖ 

1983 27% 

Anonymous 

Jane Danenberg Alpert & 

Norman W. Alpert 

Tony A. Anzilotti & Jane H. Anzilotti 

Linda Jean Baker 

Nancy Egan Basel ❖ 

John A. Baugh 

Amy G. Broughman 

Carter E. Buxbaum 

Britt C. Byrne & Karen B. Byrne 

Tina Stephens Cardenas & 

Jose R. Cardenas 


Thomas J. Cricchi & Bonnie Wells Cricchi 

Barry P. Day & Michele L. Kessler 

Elizabeth B. Dickie & J. Gavin Dickie 

Mary Ann Dridi 

Martha J. Dunn 

Gordon L. Eanes Jr. & 

Meg L. Blanton-Eanes 

Georgia Willis Fauber & 

Joseph Everette Fauber III ❖ 

Laura R. Fifer & Stephen B. Fifer 

Thom Foley 

Fritz R. Franke & Jan Smith Franke 

Donna Elizabeth Garban & Wil Hinds 

William B. Garrett & Sandra W. Garrett 

Helene M. Gillespie 

Pamela Jean Gilmer 

Suzanne M. Goodell 

Robin Johnson Hall & William P. Hall 

Ralph H. Harrison III 

Kathryn W. Higginbotham & 

Kent C. Higginbotham 

Mark T. Holland 

Andrew M. Hutcher & 

Gayle Kenigsberg-Hutcher 

Mark C. Hyer 

Eric R. Jenkins 

Cathy Stephenson Johnson 


Scott M. Kelley ❖ 

Pamela Jane Kepple 

Anne F. Knight 


Janet M. Krell 

H. Merritt Lane III 

Pamela Elgin Lowman 

Scott N. MacLellan 

Colleen Mary Martin & 

Chapin E. Wilson III 

Robert M. Martin 

Rosanna S. McGowan & 

Gary D. McGowan 

Susan McGrath & Edgar O. Woodson 

Marc Steven Meltzer 

David Brian Meurer 

C. Bradley Miller 

Peter F. Minan & Bianca B. Minan ❖ 

Richard D. Moore 

Michael Webb Murfee 

Karen G. Nelson & Stuart E. Nelson 

Johanna Louisa Noia 

Katherine Hill O’Connor & Jerry O’Connor 

Barbara H. Pattison 

John V. Prestia Jr. & Ellen B. Prestia 

Thomas L. Purdy 

William C. Riesenberg Jr. 

Raleigh Robins 

Pamela P. Rooney 

Robert P. Ruscher 

Frederick M. Ruthling 

A. Michael Schneider 

Arnold Charles Schneider III & 

Mary M. Schneider ❖ 

Deirdre L. Shupe & Michael P. Goggin 

Anne M. Silverman & Jon D. Silverman 

Frederic A. Staley & Catharine G. Staley 

Suzanne Higham Stanton 

Wallace Gray Stettinius & Laurie 

Stanwood Stettinius 

Debra A. Udicious 

Christopher F. Varga 

Joe H. Vaughn Jr. & 

Connie Brockenbrough Vaughn 


Kathy M. Victor 

Jonathan R. Wallace 

Nancy N. Wight 

Harold J. Williams III & 

Suzanne Yance Williams 

Marc J. Wisniewski 

Meryl Buchanan Witmer 

Victoria K. Wolf & Craig K. Wolf 

1984 24% 

Kenneth C. Ageloff 


Mark C. Allen & Kristen S. Allen 

Laura C. Backe 

Eugene R. Barrett & Cheryl Ann Barrett 

Cynthia L. Birsinger 

Ruth Hart Bollinger 


Mary E. Caiazzo 

Jeffrey E. Chavkin 

Margaret S. Cleary 


Christopher L. Corish 

Cathy S. Costa 


Laura Dawson Durback 

Michael A. Eck & Tracy Eck 

Allison Washburn Finkelstein & 

Mark J. Finkelstein 

Kimberly Hastings Flanagan 

J. Patrick Frith & Barbara R. Frith 


Paul A. Frongello & 

Anne Pastor Frongello 

Brian J. Fullerton & 

Karen Mackiewicz Fullerton 

Lynn W. Griswold & Kirk Griswold 

Dennis W. Hammack Jr. & 

Kathryn Clore Hammack 

Jeanne-Marie Z. Holden & 

Bret W. Holden 

John E. Hopkinson 

William D. Hudson 

Phyllis Stermer Huffman 

Andrew H. Hurst 

Kellye Chapman Jennings & 

Robert B. Jennings 

Horace E. Jordan Jr. 

Thomas M. Keifer & Mary L. Keifer 

Jacquelyn Bolduc Kittredge & 

Ben W. Kittredge IV 

Scott A. LaPorta 

Eric A. Lawrence 

Dirk W. Leasure & 

Patricia McKenna Leasure 

Jeffrey R. Lindsey 

David B. MacFarlane & 


Vanessa U. Martini & Douglas J. Martini 

Judith Bannon McNamee & 

Mark R. McNamee 

Karen Pontin Milvaney 

Janene Smith Mitchell & 

Thomas W. Mitchell 

Mark H. Moore 

Christine W. Morrow 

Christopher J. Nassetta 

Amanda Clark Nelson 

Frank F. Petz 

Jeneanne Marshall Rae 

Mark S. Reese & Jacqueline Reese 

Peter A. Ryan 

Lee Hanvey Self 

Bradley D. Smith 

Theresa Lina Stevens & Michael Stevens 

Barbara G. Tarnay 

Linda Bisone Taylor & J. Scott Taylor 

Jane Stehlik Thomson 

William L. Tyson & 

Elizabeth McCabe Tyson 

James E. Velten 

Edward F. Vigezzi & Kathy Vigezzi 

Steven G. Vittorio & Laurie A. Vittorio 

Christine R. Vlahcevic & 

Andrej V. Vlahcevic 

Doug J. Wallace 

J. Bryce Weaver III 

John B. Weber 

Hollie Book Wiedman 

A. Scott Williams 

Julie R. Wilson 

Kurt E. Woerpel III & Alana E. Woerpel 

1985 25% 

Rick Alibozek 

Sarah Ashby East Baldwin & 

Dennis R. Baldwin 

Thomas J. Baltimore Jr. 

David B. Barr ✷ & Cynthia Y. Barr 

Gordon J. Bernhardt 

Sarah Ayres Boehling & 

Richard L. Boehling Jr. 

Lisa Klaiman Bostrom & 

Mathias P. Bostrom 

Janet L. Brocklehurst 

Catheryn P. Bruno 

Darrell A. Carlisle 

Trevor J. Chaplick ✷ 

John W. Coffey 

Cameron N. Cosby & Michele A. Cosby 

Patricia F. Craver & Jon D. Craver 

Lawrence J. Diamond 

Jeff Elgin ✷ 

Susan Mattwell Fiacco 

Robert Scott Field 

Timothy C. Ford ✷ 

Thomas A. Foster 

Robyn McLane Frampton 

Simone G. Frank 

Robert F. Goldberg 

John A. Griffin & Amy Mitchell Griffin ❖ 

Kevin N. Haga 

Constance R. Harris 

Scott M. Helmus & Jacqueline F. Helmus 

Joy Clemenz Heuer 

Aric R. Holsinger 

Elena Louise Howard ✷ 

Lisa C. Johnson 

James A. Jorgenson 

Peter W. Kemp 

Dale Scott Lam & 

Gwendolyn Bowers Lam 

Paul Jeffrey Leck & Genevieve M. Leck ❖ 

Theresa M. Lynch 

James McArdle Mattimoe & 

Elisabeth P. Mattimoe 


Allison E. McIntosh & 

William A. McIntosh 

Stephanie B. McMahon & 

Christopher C. McMahon 



Mark A. Mincer & Tara S. Mincer 

Susan Bowling Morris & 

Preston E. Morris 


Jeffrey T. Neal ❖✷ 

Adrienne Marie Newman 

Jeffrey M. Nicklas 

Robert W. O’Hern 

Martin H. Otto & Kathleen C. Otto 

Cynthia Chenault Overton 

Steven E. Parker 

Brett A. Peck 

Linda Baskerville Poole 

Kevin A. Rees 

Paul A. Reimers 

Edward J. Sanz & Terri Edwards Sanz 


Shari Bierman Singer 

Linda Gill Sink 

Richard B. Smith 

Charles C. Summers 

Karen Nelson Trebach 


Victoria Kopsidas Weiler 

Stephen J. Werner 

Pendleton Gray Whisnant ✷ 

Paddi Dean White & Michael Alan White 

Howard T. Williams III 

1986 17% 

Scott R. Anderson & 

Elizabeth V. Anderson 

Thad L. Anderson & 

Annette Chiang Anderson 

Peter S. Belden 

Bruce W. Brooks & 

Yvette Hernandez-Brooks 

Denise Cullum Burkard ✷ 

& Michael R. Burkard 

John T. Carrico & Sheri M. Carrico 

Ann K. Cheetham 

Byron P. Clemons 

David B. Clifton 



Katharine Cart Crawford 

Marjorie Lanford Cundiff 

Scott J. Daitzman 

John N. Deal ✷ 

Thomas M. Dunkenberger Jr. & 

Mary E. Dunkenberger 

David M. Felts & Jill S. Felts 

Jeffery W. Fender & Sara E. Fender 

J. Kenneth Ferrelli 

Thomas M. Finke 

Stephen J. Frantz & Helene Gray Frantz 

Lauren M. Gibbs ✷ & Eric P. Gibbs 

Gerald Arthur Hahne 

Sheila Darlene Hunsucker 

Elizabeth Ghapery Johnson 

Lois Boeker Karpinski 

Patrick E. Killpatrick 

Theresa M. Kowal 

Guy H. Lewis IV & Susan A. Jedrey 

Amy Wells Mackay ✷ 

& James C. Mackay III 

Scott G. Martin & Karen L. Martin 

Roger S. Matthews Jr. & 

Martha F. Matthews 

Diane Reiff Mayer & Peter C. Mayer 

Laura Borzilleri McCoy 

John B. Mears 

Stephen B. Miller 

Stephen Elias Milo ✷ 

Richard Patrick Nicklas & 

Alexandra E. Nicklas 

David L. Nielsen 

Joseph D. O’Brien III & Thayer O’Brien 

Montie R. Pace Jr. & 

Patricia Silkworth Pace 

Stephen Peacher & Anne Peacher 

Polly Ann Pickering ✷ 

Eric A. Pierce 

Jennifer C. Platt 

Kimberly Cunningham Radford 

David S. Rainey 

Kelly Sue Ralston 

Robert S. Rasmussen 

Adam H. Schecter 

John Millen Griser Schmohl Jr. 


Stephen M. Tancredi & 

Lisa Bittle Tancredi 


Timothy C. Yeager 

1987 18% 

Janet Gessner Alford ✷ 

& Duncan E. Alford 

Julia Marie Wellons Allred 

Jeffrey T. Armstrong & 

Catherine Maynard Armstrong 

Barbara Stephenson Ayers & 

David R. Ayers 

Morlon D. Bell-Izzard 

Thomas J. Cawley & 

Kathleen Sheehan Cawley 


Stephanie F. Connaughton ❖ 

Curt L. Coulter 

Jack M. Cramer & Autumn S. Marler 

Christine Quintarelli Davine 

Robert F. DeLong 

Walter B. Doggett III ✷ 

David A. Eddy 

Kimberly A. Enders 

Stephen P. Gibson & Laurie C. Gibson 

Alan N. Gravely & Sheree B. Gravely 

Keith A. Halpern 

Wendy Hamilton 

Sharyn Cohn Handelsman 

Stacy Andresakes Hart & Robert J. Hart 

J. Dale Harvey II ❖ 

Thomas T. R. Jennings & 

Carter Fauber Jennings 

Paul D. Kennon 

Mitchell J. Koval 

Kathleen Martin Long 

Lisa W. Manchester & 

Curtis G. Manchester 

Patricia Horger McDaniel & 

Charles W. McDaniel ❖ 

Katherine Nickel McFaden ✷ 

Karen Jones McPherson 

Virginia Suzanne Morton 

Deborah Chevion Muller ✷ 

& John B. Muller 

Elizabeth P. Murphy 

Laurence P. Murphy & 

Jennett Vosburgh Murphy 

Patricia Meyer Pile & Christopher W. Pile 

Leslie S. Pitcher ✷ & John S. Pitcher 

Bret D. Quigley & Rachel R. Quigley 

Deirdre O’Connor Quinn & 

Patrick T. Quinn 

M. Timothy Renjilian ✷ & 

Leslie Coleman Renjilian 

Robert T. Rodgers 

Brian G. Sadler 

Karen Steinmetz Sambursky 

Kristen G. Schlim & Joseph A. Schlim 

Gerard M. Sequeira ✷ 

Andrew Herman Shipley 

Marcia Mayo Smith & 

Thomas Warner Smith III 

Sarita Leslie Soldz 

Kimberly Hall Summerville 

Elizabeth J. S. Tabor & Owen B. Tabor Jr. 

Lynn H. Wagner & John D. Wagner 

Lisa Johnston Warner 


Janice E. Winstead 

Timothy G. Woodall 

1988 21% 

J. Scott Adams & Monique S. Adams 

Anne P. Barcal 

Nadine Karlinchak Bates 

Winnie T. Beach 

Timothy J. Braun 

David Colin Burke & Kelly L. McGann 



Stacey L. Joseph Cardenas & 

L. David Cardenas 

Jacqueline L. Carsanaro 

Trace H. Carson & Kelly Carson 

Susan D. Conniff 

Robert T. Curtis 

Jason Albert Dallara 

Tamara Renee DeLuca 

Diane Cole DeMember 

Andrew B. Drumheller 

Karen Joyner Dunlap 

Katherine Mayo Earls 


Kerri S. Evanson & Darren C. Hauck 


Stacey Landry Gimbert 

Jeffrey B. Green & Johnna Duncan Green 

Celeste E. Greene 

Ashby Jennings Hatch 

Ross Dean Heller 

Craig M. Herron 

Sheila W. Holmes 

Suzanne Elizabeth Ibbeken & 

Curt K. Bumeister 

Scott H. Jones & Julianne Fortune 

Jenny Repass Kobin 

Barrett B. Kollme & Astri H. Kollme 

Deborah J. Lawson 

Alfred L. Layne Jr. & Vanessa R. Layne 

Alan B. Linkous 

Susan Marie Lowenstein 

Dariush P. Maanavi & Jennifer Maanavi 

Mascha Rantzau Mowry 

Michael S. Murray & Allison P. Murray ❖ 

Eric A. Norfleet & 

Rachel Henderson Norfleet 

Craig W. Packer 

Krystn Dineen Paternostro 

Janice Pascua Peischel & 

James A. Peischel Jr. 


Christina Lynn Porter 

Joan M. Perry Regina 

Nancy Lee Byington Rhodes 

Jay S. Rosenthal & Lisa A. Childress 

Bradley E. Singer 

G. Lewis Smith IV & Susan H. Smith 

Avron Stoloff 

Thomas H. Swann 

Lawrence E. Tanner Jr. 

James M. Taylor & Alice K. Taylor 

John David Thalhimer+ 

Thomas J. Vann 

Donald E. Walker 

Linda Conklin Walton 

Joseph H. Wasserman 

Kelly J. Wiederrecht 

Peggie L. Williamson & 

LTC. Steven Conrad Williamson 

Elizabeth Yates Wolfe 

Todd K. Wooten & Kris S. Wooten 

James Todd Yates 

1989 21% 

Catherine L. Anderson ✷ 

Lisa F. Armour & Robert C. G. Armour 

Troy L. Benesch 

Mark A. Bolton 

Catherine King Buckenmaier 

Amy Laue Byrd 

Peter F. Carr & Karen H. Carr 

Thomas A. Carver ❖✷ 

Helen H. Case 

Sylvia Hollo Choe 


Michael A. Clark & Alexandra Clark 

Donna Pippin Cognata & 

Timothy M. Cognata 

Robert Sean Collins 

Christa Cosner 

Donna C. Craver 

Scott Ronald Ehrlich 

Stephen E. Finke ✷ & Danielle F. Finke 

Caroline Bohi Freeman 

Richard D. Gable Jr. 

Gregory T. Galef 

Dwight Joseph Gibbs 

Ashley George Gill & Scott A. Gill 

Diane Bowles Giusto 


David B. Greenwald ✷ 

Kristin Ann Gross 

Barbara A. Hall & David Hall 

Ellen K. Hayes 

Hilary Hinds 

Natalie Prillaman Holland & 

David S. Holland 

Robert G. Honigman 

Chris A. Howe & Joseph M. Zuber IV 

J. Grant Jones 

Joseph A. Julian Jr. 

Robert A. Justus 

Stephen D. Keogh & Marnie D. Keogh 

Robert D. Kipps ✷ 

& Pamela Berkley Kipps 

Christine Michelini Landi 

Eric B. Lass & Lori Camill Lass 

Andrea Wood Livick 

Kimberly Papenfus Mackmin 

Kimberly A. Martini 

Matthew P. Miller 

Stephen James Nally 

Darci M. Niestroy 

Anthony J. Orlando 

Wilhelmina J. Pizzini 

Andrew W. Proctor & 

Elizabeth Jenkins Proctor 

Charles W. Reardon ✷ 

& Deborah Dotson Reardon ✷ 

Edmund Peter Scharpf & Tania 

Odabashian Scharpf 

Susan Lee Sloan 

Karen Padgett Smith 

Stuart Elmer Smith 

Timothy J. Spillane & 

Anne Gilbert Spillane 

Robert Earl Stanley & 

Amy E. Kane-Stanley 

Gregory S. Stayin 

Shaune S. Stites 

Edward C. Suhler & Stephanie L. Suhler 

James Edward Thompson & 

Janice L. Thompson 

Trudy R. Turner 

George A. Veth & Debra J. Veth 

Mark R. Warden 

Randolph O. Watson 

Charles R. Wilbur 

Duane S. Wilder 

John M. Wilhelm Jr. 

Sandra Lineberger Wolk & 

Michael E. Wolk 

Erik P. Young & Melissa B. Young 

1990 18% 

Shawn D. Adler & Cynthia Lee Adler 

Thomas W. Archer 

Tiffany Bohm Armstrong & 

Kelly B. Armstrong ❖ 

James W. Bard 

W. Chason Beggerow 

Bruno R. Binkley 

David Louis Bishop & Jennifer H. Bishop 

Jennifer Lynn Deal Bittmann 

Leslie Anne Braun 

Leslyn Barrett Broughton & 

Darrel Broughton 

Rita Leeb Carlile & Roger D. Carlile 

Kelli Lynne Raflo Dalseide 

Todd M. Davis 

Elisabeth Hankins Dillon & 

Edward J. Dillon 

Jeffrey C. Edwards 

Robert P. Elliott 

Lesley Anne Field 

Michael C. Fields 

Wendy J. Gates 

Tram Bui Grohowski & 

Robert C. Grohowski 

Charles Wayne Grubbs & 

Stephanie Branum Grubbs 

Darrell S. Habron 

Gregory F. Hagood 

Jeffrey A. Hemp 

Scott C. Henthorn 

David R. Hilty ❖ 

F. Lee Hodge 

Christy Higgins Hooper 

Lori Stevens Jessey 

John G. Jordan III & 

Nancy Caravati Jordan 

Robert C. Juelke 

Abby H. Kech 

Anna C. Kimberl 

Kelly L. Kursteiner 

Joseph D. Lazewski 

Amy Schleede Marchiando 

Colleen Myers Marston & 

Kenneth B. Marston 

Adrienne McCullough Maxim & 

Kevin Allen Maxim 

Susan Wilkes McColough 

W. Richmond McDaniel 

Kristin Kisska Mehigan 

Mark S. Mosley 

John C. Nagy 

Martha Stallard O’Day 

Shanti A. Parikh 

Charles B. Puno 

L. Joy Putnam 

Kathleen Battel Seal & 

Anthony Wayne Seal 

Curt W. Shelmire 

Timothy A. Smith & Jennifer Smith 

Melissa Covert Snelson 

Andrew J. Stautberg & 

Allison Crowe Stautberg 

Bryan Suthard & Holly Rae Suthard 

Cheryl M. Trzcinski 

John P. Wilhelm II 

James C. Wilson Jr. & Jamelle A. Wilson 

1991 17% 

Cheryl McKinney Allen 

Robert Matthew Bayston & 

Elizabeth C. Bayston 

Robin M. Bergen 

Lisa Ann Brenner 

John A. Cash 

Erin Patricia Cole 

Jessica Taule Cooper 

Tina Cote ✷ 

E. Stockton Croft IV & Robin W. Croft 

Katherine M. Duncan 


James Freilich & Vicki Simmons Freilich 

Tasos Galiotos & Jennifer Galiotos 

Lisa Parks Galloway 

Moylan F. Gomila Jr. & 

Gwathmey Finlay Gomila ❖ 

Alec Wallin Granger 

Bruce E. Greenbaum 

Scott L. Gwilliam & Jennifer L. Gwilliam 

Tiffany S. Harmon 

Anne Randolph Bolling Harrell 

Richard Barton Harris II 

Harry Benjamin Hartman & 

Karen M. Hartman 

Leigh Pierce Holley 

Lisa Morowitz Hopp 

Deborah A. Howe & Benjamin R. Howe 

Cheryl DeMong Hubbard ✷ 

& Tom Hubbard 

Peter D. Hunt ✷ 

A. Gibboney Huske ❖✷ 

James M. Johnston 

Rebecca Anne Kong 

Lawrence B. Lambert 

Kathleen Elizabeth Mallas & 

Kyle H. Mallas 

Gregory S. Mand 

Lynn McGonigle 

Sarah Echols McLeod & 

Alexander Woods McLeod 

Michael D. Morgan 

David L. Moss 

Nathaniel Myer 

Jonathan P. Nance 

Angela Clontz Newnam 

Christopher C. Nichols 

Andrea Scherer Peterson 

Robert H. Pewett Jr. 

Darren G. Pratt ✷ & Jill Mitchell Pratt ✷ 

Jackeline Binkley Short 

James G. Silk & Tracy Y. Silk 

Tamara S. Sweeney & 

Daniel S. Sweeney Jr. 

Jennifer Bradbury Tear & Harry R. Tear III 

Lise V. Tousignant 

Megan Valencia & Edmundo F. Valencia 

Mary Margaret Van Patten & 

Paul Van Patten 

Christine Robinsons Verfurth & 

Francis T. Verfurth 

Angela C. Viscuso & Marco B. Viscuso 

John Francis Vrana II 

Jennifer Anne Wakelin 

Celeste Browning Zuch & Kurt Zuch 

1992 18% 

Anonymous 

Keith B. Artin 

Anna Suarez Bellinghausen ✷ 

Patricia Elaine Black 

Kelly R. S. Blosser 


Jason E. Campbell & Thea M. Campbell 



Tom K. Chin 

Robert D. Daley 

Kimberly A. Desmond 

David B. Elliott 

Robert P. Fisher 

Matthew S. Fox 

Catherine Lunsford Garrett 

David Genova & Anne Harrison Genova 

Jeffrey A. Gordon ✷ 


Richard P. Hawks ✷ & Sarah Hawks 

Martha Heausler 


Brenda C. Hernandez 

Kimberly Maziar Hockstein ✷ 

& Kenneth Hockstein 

Trent F. Hodges & Shannon Hiner Hodges 

Scott A. Holmes 

Yuille Holt IV 

Katherine Lilley Johnke 

Allison McGee Johnson & 

James T. Johnson 

Dean W. Krehmeyer & 

Diane D. Krehmeyer 

David K. Lavinsky 

Bao L. Le 

Michael E. Mand 

David Edward McDonald Jr. 

James Bryant Meyer 

Aaron D. Peck ✷ 

W. Clayton Perry 

Tammy Michelle Eckis Piper & 

Kent E. Piper 


Christopher D. Ray ✷ 

Jennifer A. Rose 

Margaret Hall Sandusky & Ron Sandusky 

Margaret Brown Schmid 

Eric J. Schuppenhauer 

Brendan C. Smith 

Pamela C. Smith 

Michelle C. Snyder & Jeffrey S. Snyder 

Jack D. Steinhilber Jr. & 

Alicia D. Steinhilber 

Steven John Tricarico ✷ 

& Kathleen Tricarico 

Kristen Papenfus Vietmeyer 

Kristen Vithoulkas 

Hunt Hargrave Whitehead 

Matthew J. Wilkinson & Sarah Wilkinson 

Beth Simpson Yen 

1993 18% 

Emad L. Bibawi 

Kevin M. Boyce 

Brandon Lance Bridwell 

Genevieve Lazar Burgin 

James R. Burnett Jr. 

Shari Ciapka 

Jason Edward Clark 

Marci B. Comeau 

Vaughan G. Crawley 

Susan Yearsley Eagle & Sean A. Eagle 

Charles McCroan Fiveash 

Ernest Freedman ✷ 

David Frost II 

Scott B. Garfinkel 

Christine Dalton Godlewski 

Dan Gropper & Tammy Allen 

Charles G. Hardwick III 

Aaron M. Hill 

Jennifer Gholson Horvath & 

Lyle A. Horvath 

Joel L. Houser & Alison S. Houser 

Matthew A. Jennings ✷ 

Stacey Just ✷ 

Glen T. Kacher & Amy Wardwell Kacher 

Yosup Kwak 

David M. Lay & Laura Lay 

Stephen D. Leasure 

Todd L. Leigh & Julie Overfield Leigh 

John R. Litschke 


David N. Lowenstein 


Kathryn M. Meredith & 

Adam Leo Cummins 

Key Michel 

Robert L. Murray Jr. 

Paul A. Nowak 

Katherine G. Oneto ✷ 

Deanna Maria Pifer 

James Henry Pollock II 

Brian C. Porter 

Virginia Lea Riddle 

John E. Robinson 

Kristy Rumbaugh 

Laurie Wier Scholl & Harvey Scholl 

James J. Shannon 

Judith E. Sherman 

Jean W. Shiau 

Heather Hamill Sibley ✷ 

Indu Nair Spugnardi 

Karen Maurer Taylor 

Robert William Tharpe II ✷ 

Lisa Kay Hayward Wadlin & 

Jeffrey F. Wadlin 

T. Michael Walkley & 

Caroline Davis Walkley 

Kecia B. Ware 

Heather A. Wilson & Robert C. Wilson IV 

Melissa S. Yuen 

Farhad Zaman 

1994 20% 

Michael L. Alpert ✷ 

Hal Omar Archer & Gena Rhone Archer 

Jason D. Bass 

James B. Bell III 

Erica Lynn Berg 

Alexander Driessen Bloom 

Shondale Terree Bostick 

Michael Boyd ✷ 

Tracy Lawrence Burman 

Janneke Stubin Carlson 

David Scott Collins Jr. 

Carolina Corchuelo & 

Jaime H. Membreno Escapini 

Heather B. Craven & 

Stephen Christopher Craven 

Brett W. Crawford 

Brent Alexander Cummings 

Stephanie Jane Deem ✷ 

Lyle H. Deitch 

Ira Russell Deyerle 

Deron Scott Dowhower & 

Jennifer Dowhower 

Lawrence Scott Eiben 

Elaine A. Erchak 

Michael Escobar 

Jason A. Fulton 

Kristian Miller Gathright & 

Jonathan Paul Gathright 

Christine Carlson Goodrum 

Philip B. Hager & Kimberley Hager 

J. Rexford Hampton ✷ 

& Kristin A. Hampton 

Stephen Charles Hanlin 

Horace Rogers Higgins III & 

Jennifer Anne Higgins 

Phillip Glen Hirschel 

Adrian Lawson Hudgins 

Thad Monteran Jones & Anne J. Jones 

Aydin D. Keskiner 

Woonyoung Ko 

Brian Daniel Kush & 

Mary Elizabeth Young Kush 

Thomas James Maguire IV 

Vincent Jay Maria 

Bernard Philip McLaughlin 

Kimberly M. Mesa 

Jonathan Mark Meyer 

Brian Jeffrey Moore & Lauri Moore 

Goutam Patnaik & Bella Dave Patnaik 

Michael Lawrence Peduzzi 

Donald Peele Jr. 

Kathleen M. Piller 

Scott Randall Poole ✷ 

Matthew J. W. Porter 

Charlton Eugene Rea & 

Catherine Gibson Rea 

Andrew B. Rittenberry III & 

Katherine Lowden Rittenberry 

Tina Paikeday Shah & M. J. Tony Paikeday 

Robert A. Smith 

Brian P. Smoluch 

Morgan Chadwick Snellings 

Troy Lamont Stanfield & 

Kimberly Patterson Stanfield 


Rebecca Sweda & Jason D. Sweda 

Jill Winicki Weeter & Aaron K. Weeter 

Bryan Welch & Shannon A. Welch 

Thomas P. Williams & 

Christine Nasr Williams 

Philip Shields Wunderlich 

1995 22% 

Anonymous 

Carolyne Suzanne Beaty 

Elisabeth Dexter Beller ✷ 

Jeffrey Douglas Bernard & 

Amy Montgomery Bernard 

Brian Charles Black 

Virginia Wright Blum & 

Jonathan G. Blum 

Panos Boudouvas ✷ 

Lazetta Rainey Braxton & 

Brad R. Braxton 

Frank Hay Briggs III 

Christopher Robert Brogan & 

Elizabeth A. Brogan 

Gabriel Andrew Buddenbrock 

Timothy Brooks Chesser 

Jenny Pan Chow 

John A. Church 

William Robert Cogswell 

Christina Pilar Cragg 

Megan C. Dyer & John K. Dyer II 

Meredith Shea Emerson & 

Kevin W. Emerson 

Martin H. Engel 

Stuart T. Evans & Tricia Evans 

Michael Simon Feinberg 

Andrew Craig Fligel 

John Mills Freeman Jr. & 

Christina Z. Freeman 

Brad Garrett ✷ & Erin Ready Garrett 

Kelly Davis Gilbert & 

Craig Vincent Gilbert 

Patrick C. Harkleroad & 

Nicole A.V. Harkleroad 

Eric Richard Harper & Courtney B. Harper 

Henry J. Huelsberg III & 

Jennifer Huelsberg 

Catharon Elizabeth Johnston 

Robert Justin Jones 

Byron Craig Jude 

Stacie Clemmons Kinder & 

Gary W. Kinder 

Jennifer Ann Lawn 

Andrew Mark Levine 

Jason Love ✷ 

Robert Worth Ludwick Jr. 


Edward Coleman Martin & 

Elizabeth R. Martin 

Elizabeth Schick Martin & Will Martin 

Edward Sargent McGowan 

Margaret Craddock McLean 

Lesley Cahill Montgomery & 

Curtis T. Montgomery III 

Jennifer Chowning Owen 

Gregory Patrick Pope 

Darren G. Pratt ✷ & Jill Mitchell Pratt ✷ 

John David Pullen 

Gail Pinsky Rand 

Alisa D. Ricks & Eric S. Ricks 

Carolyn Mara Rosenblum 

Michael Douglas Ruppert 

Alexander John Sadusky & Holly Sadusky 

Carrie Neva Saint Louis & 

Marc A. Saint Louis 

Cynthia Phillips Schwaninger 

Leigh Trent Self 

Adam Shnaider 

Sasha Day Shultz 

Kyle Thomas Smith 

Tanya N. Smith 

Justin Coy Sullivan 

Salman Naveed Tajuddin ✷ 

Bryan Casey Timko 

Carter Webb Townsend 

Kelly Stanton Trotter 

Jennie Tsai 

Steven John Volchko 

Alexander Clinton Waddey 

Daniel Michel Weber 

Alfred H. Wells III 

Kara Thompson West 

1996 18% 

Anonymous 

Robert C. Abbott 

Miho Diamond Anderson & 

John C. Anderson 

Jan Carpoletti Baran 

Drew Nelson Behmer & Kerri A. Behmer 

Parham Mahjoob Behrooz 

Stacey S. Bradley 

Kevin D. Brown 

Laura K. Caldwell 

Matthew Allan Campbell ✷ 

& Judith Campbell 

Sean Colin Campbell & 

Aimee L. Campbell 

Rakesh Chawla ✷ & Cathleen H. Chawla 

Stanley R. Chiu 

David Samuel Davick 

Mensel David Dean III 

Karen Jeanise DeGrammont 

Lori Nichelle Dixon 

Melissa T. Dollins 

Ross Matthew Dunlap 

Sara Wynne Dunton 

Claire Lamoureux Erlanger 

Sabina Anselma Ewing 

Michael Lawrence Foster 

Kara Jean Gerardi 

Siddharth Govindani 

Jeffrey Gilbert Hires & 

Deborah Parkinson Hires 

Jennifer Gromel Hodges 

Sean Christopher Ivusic ✷ 

& Maureen D. Ivusic 

Kristopher L. Johnson 

Sze-Kei Jordan 

Margaret M. Lauck ✷ & 

David Rinehart Lauck ✷ 

Linda Young Lee 

Lori A. Legaspi ✷ 

Anton Jonathan Levy 

Katrina Louise Li 

Thomas Julius Majdanics 

Jason Mann 

Daniel Nicholas Martino 

Christopher Taffe McGarrigal 

Brian Victor Miller 

Gregory Vaughn Nelson Jr. & 

Lisa S. Nelson 

Patrick James O’Connor 

Mitesh B. Patel 

Amy Kellert Payette & Thomas J. Payette 

John Martin Pietras Jr. 

Robert Edward Psimas Jr. 

Mark Cameron Reynolds 

Scott Alfred Saunders 

Kirsten Clause Schaefer 

Creighton John Schenkel 

Scott Alexander Slankard 

Scott Jordan Storey & 

Mollie Heilig Storey 

Suzanne M. Sturman & Todd A. Sturman 

Brett J. Taylor 

Laura B. Terry & Michael S. Terry 

Sandra Lynne Vaughan & 

Christopher Daniel Vaughan 

Steven C. Whetstine 

Charlton Han Yu & Lanier Clement Coles 

1997 21% 

William Robb Alley 

Andrew Markland Ambrose 

Cara Rae Augst 

Ronde Barber & Claudia Barber 

Tiki Barber & Virginia Cha Barber 

Kaveesh Bawa 

Paul McDaniel Bergson & 

Rebecca Lee Bergson 

Liza Borches 

Jason Bornfreund ✷ & Amy P. Wong ✷ 

Maura Ann Lee Brooks 

Scott Alan Bryant 

Patricia M. Canney 

Themistocles A. Chronis 

Kendall K. Collins 

James M. Dolnier 

William N. Eckerson & Bridgette Eckerson 

Sandra L. Eikner 

Jennifer Gee-Ann Eng 

Ashley C. Ernemann 

Nathan William Robert Flath 

Sybil Freedman ✷ 

Robert J. Fulton 

Lisa M. Gardner 


Courtney Givens Gotlin & 

Matthew A. Gotlin 

Steven Gaylor Gyory & 

Haley Whitlock Gyory 

Robert A. Holland 

Robert E. Johnson 

Matthew Paul Krouse 



James Jerome Labus & Jacquelyn Labus 

Robert Harrington Lanier 

Aharon Laufer 

Scott Louis Lebovitz 

Kerrie Lineweaver ✷ 

& Matthew Brian Lineweaver ✷ 

John Markley Logan 

Brian E. Macauley & Sara R. Macauley 

Timothy Michael Madigan 

Ashley Thompson Manning 

Brandon Irving Miles & 

Morenike Kassim Miles 

Ryan Carlton Milne 

Eric Michael Modell 

Mary Lee Morris & Randall W. Morris 

Michael David Nakamoto 

Margaret Poston Northup 

Eric C. Osberg & Christina Osberg 

Sean R. Ozbolt 

Brian Joseph Perry 

Benjamin Blake Pierce ✷ & 

Shannon Pierce ✷ 

Rachel Quilici 

Kelley Joyner Reynolds ✷ 

Matthew Gardner Rigby & 

Marshall Rigby 

Sarah Christine Risdal 

Stevie Newsome Rodgers ✷ 

Evan D. Rothschild 

Elizabeth Sehgal 

Karl L. Shin ✷ 

Karen Morse Spitzer 

Megan Apple Stephenson 

Emily A. Stiller 

Joyce Ann Sweeney 

Diane C. Takata 

Alexi Tsonopoulos & 

Heather Tsonopoulos 

William L. Wallis II 

Clayton Chandler Williams & 

Carla M. Williams 

Gretchen Marshall Winterstein 

Richard T. Young 

Alison Becker Zawatski & 

Geoffrey D. Zawatski 

1998 14% 

Peter Crane Almond & 

Amber Ankers Almond 

Vikrant Bhatia 

Daniel W. Biolsi & Karen Biolsi 

Michael F. Brown & 

Tiffany Johnson Brown 

William Edward Canoles Jr. 

Susan Sullivan Carleton 

Natalie P. Caruso 

Christopher F. Crowder 

Benjamin Thomas Davies & 

Jennifer O. Davies 

Tania J. Grant 

David L. Haas & 

Nachama Sternlicht-Haas 

Dana Hamerschlag & Kevin DeTurris 

Julia Arnn Hayes 

Chris Bradley Heckman 

Matthew Erich Hein 

Brian Christopher Hogan 

Antawan Eugene Holmes 

Elizabeth Cherbury Hunt 

Cathleen McGarity Irving & 

James Henderson Irving II 

Jay C. Jacquin 

Eddie Karoliussen 

Adam Kemp & Kelley M. Kemp 


Robert Justin Knebel 

William Baker Krause & 

Allison Miller Krause 

Stephen Akin Lovett 

Scott M. Merkle 

Christopher K. Mitchell 

Christine A. O’Brien 

Daniel R. Odio-Paez 

Matthew P. Preece & Renee V. Preece 

Scott Eric Rothman 

Andrew Shernoff & 

Jennifer Kline Shernoff 

Robert P. Shinall IV 

Andy Pawel Sikorski 

Rick Inder Singh 

Theodore Hays Stimson 

Stephanie Felts Stumpf 

Christina Tragle 

David B. Waidelich & Lynn A. Waidelich 

Darrin Richard Witt & Heather Witt 

Andrew Leighton Zulauf 

1999 19% 

Michael V. Alexander 

Moira S. Ballard 

Ajay Kumar Batra 

Julie S. Betts ✷ 

Elizabeth Anne Boyle 

Rebecca Brooks 

David Anthony Checchio 

Brian D. Christiansen & 

Eleanore R. Christiansen 


Will Davis III & Catherine Jennings Davis 

Brian J. Deitz & Courtney J. Deitz 

Andrea Casey English 

William Blair Farinholt 

William B. Gabler ✷ 

M. Raleigh Harbour ✷ 

Susan Colleen Herzog ✷ 

Alison C. Hillhouse 

Allison Snodgrass Horton 

Emily Noel Gosse Kallaur 

Kevin Evans Keogh 

Kristina Ann Kern & Charles D. Kern 

Laura Frances Kibler 

Jonathan Patrick Knigin 

Dan Kobayashi 

Alexander Paul Kuczkowski & 

Margaret Mary Kuczkowski 

Julie L. Macklowe & William S. Macklowe 

Lauren G. Maggio 

Jason Michael Magill 

Carole L. Martin 

Stephen P. McArdle 

Jessica K. McBride 

Casey Diane Merolla & Mark A. Merolla 

Michelle L. Morin 

Vinhloc Phuc Nguyen 

Dina C. Alvarez O’Hanlon 

Matthew W. O’Neill 

Paul Papasavvas 

Walter Parrs III 

Joshua D. Paulson ✷ 

Dwight Patrick Pettay ✷ 

Mark Alexander Victor Pinho ✷ 

Gary L. Rabinovich 

Lisa M. Regelman 

Jeffrey S. Richman & Mary M. Richman 

Austin G. Root ✷ 

Bradley A. Salter & Sara Hoffler Salter 

Marshall Adam Schleifman 

James B. Sharpe Jr. ✷ 

& Ashley Brandt Sharpe 

Andrew M. Sheehan 

Mandee R. Silverman 

Emily Stuart 

William Van Thompson III 

Jeannine K. Vazquez 

J. Bricker Waid 

Lindsay Blanchard Weirich ✷ 

Danette Wolpert 

Barbara Wong 

Buckner Woodford V 

Donald Everette Wyatt & 

Louise Jeanette Wyatt 

Guang-Lei Yang 

2000 21% 

Jacey L. Anderson 

Kirby Armentrout 

Daniel Edward Austin 

Matthew Lee Austin 

Andrew Michael Axelrod ✷ & 

Kimberly L. Rem 

James M. Babski & 

Abby Mockovak Babski 

Meredith Ann Barnhart 

Enjoli Twinkle Bhambri 

Joseph A. Bonura Jr. & 

Whitney Shouse Bonura 

Katherine Heflin Caples 

David C. Chattleton ✷ 

& Christen Johnson Chattleton ✷ 

Sabrina W. J. Clark & David C. Clark 

Charles P. Cocke Jr. & 

Arika Bree Roy Cocke 

Kevin J. Cunningham & 

Stacy Fleck Cunningham 

Devon Denise Day 

Karen Maria Dennison 

Colin Thomas Dove 

Martha Carolyn Dowell 

Charles M. Ford 

Casey Charles Franko 

Sarah C. Garceau & Michael E. Garceau 

Christine Elizabeth Garrison 

Andrew H. Gillette 

David Jamison Gulick & Erin Becker 

Christopher Hamby 

Crystal Chanelle Hardie 

Robert G. Harper IV 

Scott James Heberlein 

Christa Lou Hilt 

Ashley M. Hinchman 

Elizabeth Macon Hubard ✷ 

Lauren Elizabeth Hunt 

S. Brigid Jackson 

Keith Gregory Karem 

Min Hwan Kim 

Bie Chu Lee 

John William Loy 

Jeanne E. Martin 

Scott M. McSorley 

Dietrich Oelschlager 

Paul Andrew Owings 

Eugene Peysakh 

Phillip W. Preis Jr. 

Joel G. Ramin 

Wendy A. Reeves & Seth A. Reeves 

Benjamin T. Reynolds 

Elizabeth Lane Rhoden 

Shirley Chiang Romig 

Julie Allison Rosson 

Na’Imah Venita Salahuddin 

Karen Catherine Salmeri 

Natalie E. Shioji 

John Goodyear Siddon & 

Amanda G. Siddon 

Deborah M. Sutton 

Amber F. Swift & Thomas Swift 

Derek A. Thomas 

Paul H. Tran 

J. Kenneth Tucker 

Ashley Hogue Van der Waag 

Usman Waheed 

Allyn Dabkowski Waid 

Connie L. Weber 

Terra L. Weirich 

Amanda M. Wilkinson 

Kristina W. Wills 

Brian J. Woodall 

Mary Elizabeth Woodka 

Melissa Jane Rose Woodruff & 

Jonathan S. Woodruff 

2001 20% 

Margaret Claire Alexander 

S. Monique Alvino 

Virginia Jarvis Atwood 

Mindy L. Basquin 

Victoria Spencer Benoit 

Lindy A. Blevins 

Jennifer R. Blomberg 

Holly Michele Bounds 

Jordan L. Bradley 

Jed M. Brawley 

Tiffany M. Butcher 

Jennifer L. Capone 

Matthew David Cerimele 

Adam Daniel Cole 

Kristen Elizabeth Connelly 

Anne Ashley Croker 

Jonathan Haig Crumish 

M. Alex Dashiell 


Peter Mark Egge 

Robert Massey Farinholt 

Colette Hastings Featherly & 

Timothy C. Featherly 

Olivia Nicole Fitzwater 

Michael Anthony Glynn 

Sarah H. Goldhirsch 

Ross Cary Goldstein & 

Catherine Hess Goldstein 

Daron Walker Greene 

Adele S. Hapworth & 

Huntington T. Hapworth 

Anne Vincent Himpens 

Frank V. Hopkins 

Christina Jenkins 

Dinesh Devraj Kalwani 

Stephanie Michelle Krebs 


Chun Hee Lee 

Sabeen Malkani 

John D. Massengill 

James Brian McDonough 

Katherine Honora McHugh 

Jason H. Navon 

Marc G. Olsen 

Ana Raluca Palaghita & Daryl M. Weade 

R. Kennon Poteat III 

Richard Harrison Ramsey & 

Elizabeth H. Ramsey 


Kristin Renee Roth 

Brian Rule 

Timothy James Schenk 

Andrew J. Schoonover 

Virginius R. Shackelford IV 

Jeffrey Richard Shauer 

Scott Matthew Sherman 

Christopher William Smith & 

Caroline Altman Smith 

David Jason Stewart 

Noa Rachel Taffet 


Raffi Charles Tokatlian 

Brian Pennington Vahaly 



Rebecca Weeks 

John M. Wells 

Jeffrey Leonard White 

Carey Lynn Wilkinson 


Sandra Mae Wood & William M. Wood 

Jessica Rose Zernes 

2002 15% 

Ian Brazie Barber 

Anjali Behl 

Douglas Vincent Brandely 

Gordon William Braxton 

Kevin Alexander Carson 

Bryan Garrett Carter 

Jonathan Chou 

Carolyn Meyer Crooks & Mark W. Crooks 

Jeffrey Wayne Diamond 

Eric Trung Do 

Matthew Ryan Emery 

Christopher C. Ericson 

Sarah Elizabeth Greear 

Julie Marie Irish 

Lisa Carol Jeffreys 

Kimberly Blair Kirstein 

Daniil Vladimir Kleyman 

Keith M. Kobyra 

Quincy Allyson Kolb 

Daniel William Lawrence 

Michael Leffler Jr. 

Steven Douglas Long 

Christopher Robert McCall 

Justis Patrick McEvilly 

Linda T. Nguyen 

James Patrick O’Brien 

Jared Stockton O’Connell 

Craig E. Orenstein 

Timur Nurbekovich Otunchiev 

Daniel Ross Penn 

Tara Powell 

Jonathan Matthew Prober 

Amber Lynne Reed 

Matthew Rice 

Jennifer M. Rosen & Michael Scott Rosen 

Jonathan Myles Rosenthal 

Kristen Marie Rush 

Michael Brendan Schafer 

Stephen K. Scouten 

Nicole M. Sinclair 

Jelena Skoro 

Heather Welles Terry 

Virginia Ellen Turner 

Rena Ozyildirim Wamsley 

Barrett Wheeler 

Caitlin Wills & Portman Wills 

Leigh McCarty Woods & 

Benjamin J. Woods 

2003 20% 

James Abruzzino 

Fouad Hassan Ahmed 

Emilio Orlando Alonso 

Amanda Erin Betsold 

Laura Michelle Blum 

William Stovall Boland 

Jarrod Charles Cady 

Joseph Hong Choi 

Anthony Cignarella III 

Edward Miller Collie 

John Bradley Femino 

Julia Danielle Ferguson 

Elizabeth Ashley Foltz 

Erin Elizabeth Gottenborg 

John Wendell Hackney 

Herbert W. Hankins Jr. 

Mythri Hanumanthaiah 

Ilan David Hausner 

Paul Lovejoy Hudson III 

Virginia S. Innamorati 

Michael Anthony Jordan 

Matthew Edward Kidd 

Ann Won Kim 

Allison Littlepage Knowles 

Shawn Richard Landenwitch 

Kate Donnelly Leonard 

Resa Michelle Longest 

Kristin Joy Martyn 

Kenneth Michael McBride 

Jason D. McDougall 

Theresa N. Meawad 

William Alexander Meyers 

Chris Mitchell 

Jody K. Moore 

Felix Christopher Moy 

Sharon Rose Muldoon 

David William Mutryn 

Saket Narula 

Nelson Martin Obando Jr. 

Gloria Oskooi 

Chris L. Paulk 

Steve Leon Pelletier 

Andrew Magee Radford 

Abby Page Ramirez 

Jason Craig Rascoe 

Christine Reynon Ravago 

Stephen Arthur Reis 

Syed Waqar Ahmed Rizvi 

Frank Edward Roda III 

James G. Rosenberger III 

Todd Andrew Rushing 

Tanaz Shahrzad 

Amanda Lee Singer 

Colin John Reid Smith 

Kwesi Diallo Smith 

Timothy Abbitt Snead 

Ricky Sperber 

Kathryn-Lynne Miles Staley 

Stephen Christopher Sweet 

Jason J. Tabalujan 

David Andrew Thieke 

Timothy Stewart Webb 

Helen Blair White 

Betty Nien-Hua Yu 

2004 20% 

Mera Lynn Adamovich 

Julie Elizabeth Agostini 

Daniel Kerr Andrews 

Jaime L. Baran 

Kevin James Barner 

Nabil Bohsali 

Emily Bryce Bowie 

Sean N. Bowie 

Barrett Campbell 

Quint Cannon 

Laura Marie Carini 

Vivien Wei Chang 

Tiffany Fung-Yee Chen 

Peter Walter Chidyllo 

Zoe C. Chipman 

Mark Leonard Christensen & 

Andrea C. Christensen 

Scott Rubin Cohen 

Stephen Danforth Colangelo 

Alicia Anne Corbin 

Stephen Charles Dutton 

Chad Douglas Fisher 

Michael P. Goff 

Robert Cameron Gray 

Daniel Edward Hinchman III 

Pamela Lee Hughet 

Andrew Joseph Hutsell 

S. Shaw Joseph 

William T. Kallop 

Sarah Elizabeth King 

Kedar Sudhakar Lavingia 

Robert John Lee 

Betsey Lin 

Matthew James Malament 

April McCollum 

Firoozeh Mofakhami 

Jeffrey Martin Moffett 

Logan Anderson Moncrief 

Sanjay Ram Nagrani 

Jennifer Leigh Nixon 

Caroline Cardon Nolan & Casey L. Nolan 

Courtney A. Pace 

Pramit J. Patel 

Devon Ann Pearce 

Kathie Peng 

Benjamin David Port 

Stephanie Lynn Puckett 

Susan Courtenay Raffel 

Christopher Brandon Reichert 

Patrice D. Robinson 

Kathryn Elizabeth Rooney 

Stephanie Michelle Santoso 

Hansell Hulsey Shook 

John Wesley Short 

Brandon Patrick Smit 

Jeffrey Charles Steinke 

Daniel Thomas Stern 

Jay Prashant Deardorff Subhash 

Christopher John Talbert 

Jingfei Tan 

Raymond William Taylor Jr. 

Julia Caitlin Thies 

Patrick Webster Warren 

Andrew M. L. Wilson 

Lytle Anne Wurtzel 

Kathleen Haven Young 

2005 21% 

Jordan Jane Agee 

James Wilbur Atchison 

James Francis Barter Jr. 

Kristin Sanders Beahm 

Bruce Ross Bilger Jr. 

James Mitchell Billingsley 

Megan Leslie Brinsfield 

Johnna Louise Brook 

Susan Elizabeth Buckner 

Jared Anthony Byers 

Andrea Lauren Call 

Cheryl Marie Carr 

Oi Yin Cheung & Chun K. So 

Tania Stanimirova Cholakova 

Matthew P. Cook 

Solomon Nessim Eskinazi 

Cassandra R. Estep 

Philip Andrew Giampietro 

Cristina Gonzalez De Mendoza 

Gorkem Guler 

Bahera Barbara Habib 

David Anderson Hale 

Benjamin J. Hicks 

Scott Taylor Howard 

Shin Im 

Casey Lynne Jazvac 

Jason Mitchell Jennings 

Melody Jean Jones 

Summer Sabiha Kassir 

Martha Claire Kidd 


Erin Lee Korte 

John Michael Lauro 

Carrie Lynn Lawrence 

Anthony Paul Lichiello 

Lawrence Lai Mun Mah 

Debarshi K. Mandal 

James A. W. Marshall & Sara C. Marshall 

Joanna Mackenzie Marten 

James Scott McMahon 

Matthew David Mitchell 

Gregory D. Morneault 

Raleigh Wallace Nuckols 

Robert Joseph O’Brien III 

Ulka N. Pandit 

Tyler Ann Parker 

Brett Elesin Parris 

Chaitenya Razdan 

Kyle J. Redinger 

Katherine Michelle Rohyans 

Philip Dennis Roussis 

Jennifer A. Schonberger 

Tyler Dautel Semmelman 

Nicholas Reed Shapiro 

Matthew Morick Stone 

Evan Aspden Sweet 

Mary Catherine Taylor 

Charles Calvert Thomas 

G. Calvert Thomas 

Meredith Marie Tierney 

Jamie C. Todd 

Jimmy Bon-Jay Tseng 

Robert Magee Vineyard 

Christina Hope Wong 

Ivy Oi-Wing Wong 

Kelly Elizabeth Woodham 

Edward Scott Yocum 

2006 23% 

Bryan M. Antler 

Katherine Carter Avery & 

Bradley R. Morrison 

Devin Battiston ✷ 

Michael Richard Bilger 

Jessica L. Boffa 

Lauren Jessica Bruch 

Nicholas Hunter Burnett 

Tyler Buckley Cain 

Elizabeth Marie Carroll 

Christopher Warren Casscells 

Michael Chester 

Hyun Me Michelle Cho 

Shuck-Il Cho 

Raheem Choudhry 

Thomas W. Christman 

David Andrew Clark 

Nicole Elizabeth Cowing 

D. Grant Cupps 

Stephen Craig Daimler 

John Murphy Delaney 

Elizabeth Land Emmart 

Brian Jarrod Faulk 

Ryan E. Fay 

Margaret C. Firebaugh 

Christopher Patrick Golden 

Joseph Griesbeck III 

Gretchen Hannah Haughey ✷ 



Kristin Ann Hendee 

J. David Hobbs 

Luke Traub Holman ✷ 

Tipton Horn 

Christopher A. Hoshi 

Maria C. Jarvis 

Michael Charles Jeanblanc 

James D. Jeffery 

Elizabeth K. Jetton ✷ 

Ashley M. Johnston 

Darcey C. Kennedy 

Ryan Charles Kershner 

Caroline Le Feuvre ✷ 

Anna W. Lee 

Christina G. Lee 

Jordan Richard Lee 

Sarah Elizabeth Lysher 

Sarah A. Marchetti ✷ 

Susan Leigh Matchett 

Ian McGuire 

David A. McMullan 

Martha J. Miller 

William Christopher Mitchell 

James Walter Moffett 

Benjamin Louis Navarro 

Seddon Cabell Nelson III 

Christen L. Orndorff 

Erika Lynn Pearson 

Michelle C. Polo ✷ 

Alexander S. Pugatch ✷ 

Lindsey Sabol Putzier 

Supriya Rajagopalan 

Christopher Todd Rehberger 

Tripp H. Rice 

Carrie Elizabeth Rodeffer 

Michael Angelo Roussis 

Reid Louis Sassman 

Sangwook Shin 

Brian Siebenburgen 

Matthew Christopher Smith 

Kelly Anne Sparks 

Eric Michael Stangarone 


James Timothy Stebbins 

Charles David Sursa 

Simon Wagner 

Matthew Ward 

James Ronald Weber 

Stephen A. Wells 

Thomas Cook Wylly III 

Bill C. Zhang 

2007 64% 

Anonymous 

Cecil Adams 

Ashley Elizabeth Albers 

Irene Rebecca Alcorn 

Helen Ai Sun Ang 

Adeola Oluwafunmilayo Awofisayo 

Krista Elizabeth Baird 

Charles S. G. Baldwin 

Arthur Maxwell Barrett 

Jeffrey Ronald Barry 

Michael Zilberberg Ben-Ami 

Jason Allan Bennett 

Garrett Berger ✷ 

Timothy John Bernal 

John Norfleet Berry 

Matthew Joseph Bocchino 

Blair Macy Boggs 

Suzanne Mary Boggs 

Stevens Andrew Brady 

Leslie Marie Breen ✷ 

Mia N. Brennan 

Christopher Blair Brigleb ✷ 

Curtis Aaron Browning 

Lauren Meredith Bruce 

Theresa H. Bui ✷ 

Mary Burke 

Jayme L. Burnett 

Laura Ruth Caputo ✷ 

Andrew Hemenway Cardwell 

Wei Foong Chan 

Julie Chen 

Giebum Chun 

Edward Soo Chung 

Siobhan Laura Cleary ✷ 

David Andrew Cockerham 

Anna Wesley Coghill 

Andrew S. Colangelo 

Lindsay K. Conrad 

David Kenneth Cook 

Mark Matthew Coster 

Ryan Forrest Coulter 

Morgan Elise Crawford 

James Matthew Dagenhart 

Hakan Yasar Dinc 

William Lightfoot Dowden III 

Henry Anderson Dudley III 

Brian E. Duncan 

Christopher Kelly Enany 

Kyle Davidson Estep 

Edgar A. Fernandez 

Kevin Roy Fielder 

Andrew C. Forch 

Troy W. Ford 

Michael Christopher Foroobar 

Alexander Joshua Frank 

Scott D. Garber 

Osman Geylan 

Carter William Gilman 

Alejandro Gonzalez 

Elizabeth Tyler Gordon 

Jennifer A. Greene 

Elton Haklaj 

David Andrew Hale 

Allison Marie Hall 

Charles R. Hall Jr. 

James Heyward Hamilton 

Paul Handly 

Katherine Gayle Hanudel 

Muhammad Shahedul Haque 

Bradley D. Harrison 

Matthew Joseph Hartley 

Jamie Lynn Hertig 

Margaret Vaughan Hilborne 

Kaci Lynn Hinkel 

Hayato Hoshino 

Genevieve Eileen Hovde ✷ 

Lauren Marie Hovland ✷ 

Reuben Isaac Hunter 

Brian William Ichord 

Andrew Miller James 

Matthew Persson Jenkins 

Parker Dewar Jenkins 

Charles Sterling Johnson Jr. 

Benjamin Thomas Jones 

Clinton James Karcher 

Andrea Janelle Keller 

Malarie Lynn Kenney 

Tiffany Danielle Kerby 

Nicole Julianne Kiffe 

Miri Kim 

Matthew P. Klopfer ✷ 

Neha Bipin Kothari 

Adam Reza Koussari-Amin 

Krystal Nicole Kovalick 

Evan Richard Kwiatkowski 

Abou Lahlou 

Lesley Christine Lambert 

Charles Edwards Land Jr. 

Michael Patrick Langman 

Luiz H. Lee 

Minji Kim Lee 

Qian Li 

Thu-Ung Ann Lin 

Jordon Robert Lloyd 

Elizabeth Jacobsen Lodge 

Andrew Kent Lowry 

Daniel Alexander Lucas 

Colvin Luk 

Elizabeth Louise Lyle 

Timothy Dennis Lyons 

Diane M. MacGibbon 

Sean Patrick Mahard 

Natasha Malik 

Catherine Lynette Mandigo 

Joseph Corcoran Marsh 

Scott Ferguson Martin 

Christopher William Maser 

Susan Wilson Mason 

Sean Patrick McCorry 

Erin Elise McGough 

William James McIntyre 

Jaime Dawn McKenzie 

Adrienne Lee Miller 

Charles P. Miller II 

Christina Rozanne Millington 

Kenneth Henson Millsap 

Seung Ki Min 

Louise Helen Minarcik 

Sarocha Sasha Minesuk 

Matthew Perry Misbin 

Ramin Mohammad 

Selah Mun 

Jason Richard Nadeau 

Jaclyn Lee Naso 

Heather S. Ness 

Hang (Michelle) Nguyen ✷ 

Paige Corbin Nichols 

Sharmeen Noor 

John M. Obrien 

Kelley Leigh O’Mara 

Anamelisa Orillac 

Michael Bogart O’Rourke 

Clayton David O’Toole 

Michelle Adormaa Owusu 

Andrew Fischer Paradis 

Andrew K. Park 

Farzana Salim Parpia 

Bijal Anil Patel 

Cecelia Cole Patterson ✷ 

Courtney Atwood Patterson 

Carlos Alberto Paz 

Carrie Anne Perdue 

Kathryn A. Pettine 

Kelly L. Pierce 

Christie A. Pugnetti 

Sabrina Jean Putz 

Kyle Walter Quearry 

Blair Kathryn Reilly 

Peter Morrison Reinsel 

Wade Reishman ✷ 

Elizabeth Ann Ridley 

Richard Ogden Roberts III 

Kay M. Robinson 

Lindsay Ruth Robinson 

Katherine Anna Rodriguez 

Samuel I. Rosen 

Thomas Peter Ross Jr. 

Michael D. Ryan 

Dheeraj Sachatheva 

Carter David Santos 

Benjamin Allen Savage 

Matthew Joseph Saxton 

Terry Edward Schnuck Jr. 

Megan Kate Schuelke 

Jennifer Lynn Seese 

Rajiv P. Shah 

Ryan Frederick Sheppard 

Sally Lynn Shonk 

Sami Ahmed Siddiqui ✷ 

Jeffrey Ross Sigal 

Reid Joshua Sigal 

Nayut Sitachitt 

Katia Michelle Smith 

Maggie Ryan Smith 

Matthew B. Solomond 

Elizabeth Hill Spradling 

Katherine Ann Spruill 

Shannon Joanne Spurgeon 

Jonathon D. Stanley 

Michael Steven Staples 

Melanie Adams Stephens 

Paul Matthew Stucke 

Hyun Woo Suh 

Mary H. Talbert 

Jonathan Quoc-Anh Tran 

Andrew Pryse Trumbo-Tual 

Irene Tsuei 

Graham Edmunds Tucker 

Julie Marie Turner 

Christopher William Walters 

Richard Kent Walters 

Neil E. Walther 

Helen Wang 

Colby Ravin Warner 

Paula Keating Webb 

Blair Catherine Weih 

Josh A. Weiss 

Alicia Jane Wlodinguer 

Alexander Wu 

Matthew J. Yao 

Chin Chee Yap 

Lian Ye 

Isilay Yegin 

Yin Yeung 

Canan Yilmaz 

Charles Zhang 

Toby Tao Zhang 

Errors or Omissions 

Every attempt has been made to create an accurate list 

of donors. Should there be an error or omission, please 

bring it to our attention. 

Nola Falletta Miller 

Associate Director of Alumni Development 

McIntire School of Commerce 

University of Virginia 

PO Box 400173 

Charlottesville, VA 22904-4173 

E-mail: nmiller@virginia.edu 

Phone: 434-243-7784 


McIntire Graduate Alumni Gifts 

1974 40% 



Robert B. Barrett 

1975 50% 

John W. Shishoff 

1976 40% 

Harry D. Dickinson & Doris Dickinson 

Charles E. Falk 

1977 56% 

Donna Baker Feeney & 

Francis X. Feeney Jr. 



Timothy A. Peterson 

Keith D. VanDerbeek & 

Pamela VanDerbeek 

1979 33% 

Louise Rock Poltrack 

1980 33% 

Catherine E. Blair 

Julie Garrison Cervilla 

1981 27% 



Donna H. Rudderow 

Sidney G. Simmonds & 

Barbara J. Simmonds 

Ira Stein 

1982 24% 


Harriett H. Breihan & Robert W. Breihan 


Nancy Page Tower 

1983 6% 

Bennett I. Lewis 

1984 27% 

Cathy Stephenson Johnson 

A. Michael Schneider 


1985 16% 

Carol Anne Atchison & 

Michael D Atchison 

Jorge A. Dabul 

Horace E. Jordan Jr. 

1986 13% 

Darrell A. Carlisle 

Robert Scott Field 



1987 23% 

Paul W. Croston 

Laura Dawson Durback 

Ellen W. Kaufman & 

Andrew Greg Kaufman 

1988 14% 

Charles A. Beckum 

Fiona Marissa & Keith H. Strohecker 

Janice E. Winstead 

1989 22% 

Jayne Marie Brittle & James A. Jokl 

Karen Joyner Dunlap 

Jeff A. Hooper 

Katherine Nickel McFaden 

1990 18% 

Carrie N. Chupp 

Gregory T. Galef 

Dwight Joseph Gibbs 

Darci M. Niestroy 

Robert Bruce Sherrill & 

Meredith Kanto Sherrill 

Chan Corrigan Voiles & Eric Scott Voiles 

John M. Wilhelm Jr. 

Kurt E. Woerpel III & Alana E. Woerpel 

1991 9% 

Robert Sean Collins 

Wendy J. Gates 

Holly H. Graham 

Martha Stallard O’Day 

Gregory J. Ossi 

1992 26% 

Donald Fleming Cook 


Jeffrey C. Edwards 

Lisa Parks Galloway 

James M. Hall 

Tiffany S. Harmon 

Robert A. Justus 

Lynn McGonigle 

Michael D. Morgan 

Robert G. Partlow 

Robert H. Pewett Jr. 

Ralph W. Traylor 

Christine Robinsons Verfurth & 

Francis T. Verfurth 

1993 9% 



Dean W. Krehmeyer & 

Diane D. Krehmeyer 

Bao L. Le 

Deborah Sears Stohn 

1994 19% 

Brandon Lance Bridwell 

Matthew Damon Dupree 

Lori Friedman 

Amy Alexander Gilliland 

Richard P. Hawks & Sarah Hawks 

Judith E. Sherman 

Jean W. Shiau 

Bryan Suthard & Holly Rae Suthard 

Robert William Tharpe II 

Lisa Kay Hayward Wadlin & 

Jeffrey F. Wadlin 

1995 17% 

David Barnett 

Jason Edward Clark 

Carolina Corchuelo & 

Jaime H. Membreno Escapini 

Christine Carlson Goodrum 

Peter Lipson 

Darren G. Pratt & Jill Mitchell Pratt 

John Francis Vrana II 

Linda Conklin Walton 

Bryan Welch & Shannon A. Welch 

1996 9% 

Ira Russell Deyerle 

Jennifer Kelly Dixon 

Stuart T. Evans & Tricia Evans 

Gregory Patrick Pope 

James Blair Towe 

1997 16% 

Gaurav Agarwal 

David Samuel Davick 

Sean Christopher Ivusic & 

Maureen D. Ivusic 

Michael H. Manning & 

Elizabeth Bell Manning 

Christopher Taffe McGarrigal 

Ronald Justin Raulston 

1998 10% 

Sandra L. Eikner 

Sandra S. Emery 

Joyce H. Evans & Arnold B. Evans 


Joyce Ann Sweeney 

1999 14% 

Michael F. Brown & 

Tiffany Johnson Brown 

Cathleen McGarity Irving & 

James Henderson Irving II 

Robert Christian Lukehart & 

Judy Lukehart 

Christopher K. Mitchell 

Andy Pawel Sikorski 

Stephanie Felts Stumpf 

2000 10% 

Elizabeth Anne Boyle 

Henry Stanton Bragg & Laurence Bragg 

Rebecca Brooks 

Peter F. Carr & Karen H. Carr 

Michael D. Donovan 

Deborah R. Harvey & Gary E. Wood 

Elizabeth J. Inge & James A. Potter 

Kristen L. Milner 

Jeannine K. Vazquez 

Kristen Suzanne Young 

2001 7% 

Enjoli Twinkle Bhambri 

Christine Elizabeth Garrison 

Alexandre L. P. Gironde 

Ian K. Gordon & Michele M. Gordon 

Rebecca Bailey Hotze 

Douglas E. Keating & Patty B. Keating 

Mark Stephen Molnar 

Elizabeth Lane Rhoden 

Mary Welby von Thelen 

Allyn Dabkowski Waid 

Kecia B. Ware 

2002 10% 

Philip Henry Bennett 

Christine M. Borgia & Matthew Borgia 

Fahd Bouayed 

Keith R. Donnelly & Pamela Donnelly 

Thomas Joonghi Hahn 

Sarah Burditt McDougall 

Patrick L. McNamee 

Jason H. Navon 

Vinhloc Phuc Nguyen 

Karen Catherine Salmeri 

Donald Michael Taylor & Susan W. Taylor 

Rhian Verity Thompson 

Donald R. Trull Jr. & Jami Adler Trull 

Steven J. Weiskircher & 

Caroline M. Anderson 

2003 7% 

Laurence J. Allard 

F. Rod Benson 

Crystal F. Boodoo 

Michael Costa 

Jeff Elgin 

D. Loudoun Emswiler & 

Ashley B. Edwards 

Marquis Parker 

Jonathan Matthew Prober 

Rowley M. Sewell & Laurie B. Sewell 

Abir Shahin 

Sharon H. Yip 

2004 21% 

Mark J. Bieberich 

Michael J. Burger 

David V. Burke III 

David Carpluk 

Edward Chang 

Robert D. Dallen Jr. 

Leanne Delporto Lee 

Mahesh I. S. Dhillon 

Joseph Kenneth Edson 

Calvin L. Ellis 

Ron Evans & Courtney Evans 

Autumn Faddis 

Anne Forster 

Susan Gerock 

John Wendell Hackney 

Charles Henry 

Shannon K. Hofer & Kristi Hofer 

Antawan Eugene Holmes 

Elena Louise Howard 

Judith A. Johnson & Larry Johnson 

Timothy Michael Kelly 

Dennis Ryan King 

Kenneth R. Knapp 

Kari Kish Knoblauch 

Paul W. Lerke 

Bryan R. Lewis & Sarah T. Lewis 

Chad Massie 

John E. McDonald III 

Allison McNally 

William J. McSorley III & 

Jeanne M. McSorley 

David A. Meredith 

David C. Merrell & Laura Merrell 

David Mika 

Jennifer Myers 

Derek Jude Nisco 

Deanna Maria Pifer 

Brian S. Roberts 

Cynthia Roberts 

Tiina R. Rodrigue 

Nicholas Ward Romig 

Edward T. Sawyer 

Brandon Walsh 

Donald Everette Wyatt & 

Louise Jeanette Wyatt 

Laura Young 

2005 18% 

Jonathan Jay Alboum 

Jeffrey S. Baker 

Brian C. Baucom 

Kirk Boone 

George Frederick Brudin Jr. 

Robert Cimperman 

Charisse C. Clarke 

Debi E. Crockett 

Alfonso Davila 

Richard R. Day Jr. 

Apurva Desai 


Daniel Joseph Holohan III & 

Catherine Holohan 

Raymond Katona 

Joseph Lahr 

A. Joelle Lyons 

Lauren Mandaglio 

Paul M. Matthews & 

Lynn Fusco Matthews 

Jahan Moghadam 

Rodney Mullins 

Andrew D. Rudin & Barbara J. Rudin 


Anja Sparenberg 

Earl Spillman 

Katherine Tallis 

Robert J. Tross 

William Vance 

Mehul P. Vora & Angela M. Koloszar 


2006 18% 

Raphael Aquino 

Mark A. Bienz 

D. Beau Burris & Daisianne Burris 

Scott Day 

Teresa Duvall 

Lindsay Frank 

Lisa M. Gardner 

Susan Goubeaux 

Nancy Gross 

Michelle K. Hales 

Matthew Homer Hartung 

John C. Hill 

Peter Hraba 

Bevan Hurlbert 

Gordon Jett 

Geoffrey Haddon Jones 

Michael King 

Darlene Kratz & Justin K. Kratz 

Jeffrey K. Mangis 


Bridget E. Miller & Scott Bunnay 

James Morgan 

Narender Pashikant 

John Paul Reynolds 

Kevin Riddick 

Amie Seymour 

Jeffrey Richard Shauer 

William C. Stewart & Carol W. Stewart 

Lynn Payne Walker 

2007 27% 

Katherine Carter Avery & 

Bradley R. Morrison 

David A. Baitman 

Deborah M. Brumitt 

Hyun Me Michelle Cho 

Shuck-Il Cho 

Edward J. Cody 

David K. Golbahar 

Danny C. Hickman 

Albert H. Kohnle 

Brian Lamprecht 

Joseph E. Link III 

Ken Lukasewicz II 

Regina L. Lutz 

Sarah A. Marchetti 

David A. McMullan 

Christen L. Orndorff 

Kevin J. Reilly 

Carrie Elizabeth Rodeffer 

James Timothy Stebbins 


Parents, Friends, Faculty, and Staff Gifts 

Anonymous 

Susan Ackley 

Mike Akin 

David E. Alexander & 

Sandra W. Alexander 

Sandra S. Alexander 

Waqas Hashmat Ali ▲ 

Abigail Lee Alliman ▲ 

Phillip A. Altieri & Rose C. Altieri 

Michael D Atchison & 

Carol Anne Atchison ▲ 

Gerald J. Babski & Sandra R. Babski 

Kristen Hae-won Bae & Jeffrey Y. Bae ▲ 

Deirdre Mauren Baker & 

G. Clayton Baker ▲ 

Nina Stutts Barnes & Dennis W. Barnes ▲ 

Carol M. Basham & Owen D. Basham ▲ 

Lucien L. Bass III & Mary B. Bass ❖ ▲ 

Carlton E. Baucum & Vicki P. Baucum 

Betsy Beach & William R. Beach 

Richard Bello 

Jason Scott Beverage & 

Christina J. Banks ▲ 

Bruce R. Bilger & Carole J. Bilger ▲ 

Michael D. Bills & S. Sonjia Smith ❖ ▲ 

Mary Jane Blaustein 

Richard Blumenthal 

Susan Bogart 

George T. Boggs ▲ 

Jess Everett Bolkcom ▲ 

Karin B. Bonding 

Edward D. Breen & Lynn M. Breen ❖ 

Carter Simonds Brooks 

O. Whitfield Broome Jr. & Julia R. Broome 

D. Forrest Brumbaugh & 

Kay Lynn Vincent Brumbaugh ▲ 

Carol L. Bryant 

Doris Buffett ❖ 

Jacob Burgida 



James E. Burroughs & Anne Burroughs 

Clifford D. Caldwell & Louise P. Caldwell 

Mary B. Cardin & Michael V. Taft 

James Alexander Carey ▲ 

Sarah S. Carey 

Judy Campbell Cash & George H. Cash Jr. 

Cary Rooke Chandler ▲ 

Kristy M. Chandler ▲ 

Peyton Edward Chandler ▲ 

Cathy Chatfield 

S. K. Chopra 

Cornelius W. Coghill III & 

Jane L. Coghill ▲ 

David A. Colangelo 

Chase P. Coleman 


Robert M. Collie Jr. & Barbara M. Collie 

Douglas Stuart Conner ▲ 

Albert H. Conrad Jr. & 

Darlene D. Conrad ▲ 

Kenneth Lee Coogle & Linda R. Coogle 

Robert A. Cox 

Joseph A. Crookston 

John Cumberland 

Martin J. Curran & Susan Sager Curran ▲ 

Peter B. Daneker ▲ 

Barbara L. Dantzig 

Dartmouth College 

Mark C. Davisson ▲ 

Richard F. DeMong & 

Linda Krongaard DeMong 

Allen Charles de Olazarra & 

Diane D. de Olazarra ❖ ▲ 

Katherine Lichtmann Dockser ▲ 

Rebecca Higgins Dorshorst ▲ 

William Dowden Jr. & Linda Ann Dowden 

Jennifer Dowhower 

William M. Dunlap & Nancy S. Dunlap 

Jane Lauren Durr 

Stephen J. Dutton & Pamela T. Dutton 

Timothy L. Duvall ▲ 

Sarah Ann Edwards ▲ 

Peggy A. Ehrenberg 

Sandra S. Emery ▲ 

Catherine Entwistle 

Stuart T. Evans & Tricia Evans ▲ 

Natasha Fedoseyev ▲ 

Karen Davis Field & Thomas H. Field ▲ 

Cara C. Finger 

Jonathan S. Finger & Karen Finger ▲ 

Stephen Finger 

William B. Fink & Susan Mann Fink 

C. Thomas Fitch ▲ 

John J. Forch & Joanne C. Forch 

Norman R. Forson & Nancy M. Forson 

Robert A. Foster 

Austin Tucker Frazee ▲ 

Mildred Y. Freeberg 

Margaret R. Freeman ❖ 

Charles H. Fritts 


Martha H. Gilbert & Arthur D. Gilbert ▲ 

Paul E. Giles 

Stuart Davis Glasser ▲ 

Edward S. Goode+ ▲ 

Elizabeth Whitener Goode 

Jane Nisbet Goode & Seddon Goode 

M. J. Goode 

Rusty Goode & Jane Goode 

Alice T. Goodwin & 

William H. Goodwin Jr. ❖ ▲ 

Kirsti W. Goodwin & 

Matthew T. Goodwin ▲ 

Timothy M. Grant ▲ 

Estate of H. Brice Graves 

Peter H. Gray & Julaine Gray 

K. Finnie Green ▲ 

Virginia Grinaker 

Baoping Guo & Ying Wu 

Robert S. Haltiwanger & 

Kimberly S. Haltiwanger 

Kathleen S. Hamlett 

Denise Harris 

Ira C. Harris 

Jackie Hechtkopf 

Christine M. Hery 

W. Thomas Hewitt 

Douglas Morgan Hillhouse ▲ 

Mitchell S. Hobbs ▲ 

Patrick D. Hogan & Sharon H. Hogan ❖ 

Virginia Bartholow Holder & 

Daniel E. Holder 

William Dale Houff & 

Meredith K. Houff ▲ 

Kirk M. Hudson & Sandra P. Hudson ▲ 

Roberta Sibold Hunt ▲ 

William R. Hurt ▲ 

Grace Hyun Im ▲ 

Karen J. Jansen 

Donna M. Jennings ▲ 

Randy Jett 

Brian T. Johnson & Audra M. Johnson 

Evelyn Elgin Johnson ▲ 

James Jones & Rebecca Jones 

Sally M. Jones & Zane E. Jones 

Judith M. Joyce & Edward J. Joyce ▲ 

William J. Kehoe 

J. Fredrick Kelly Jr. & Judy Kelly ▲ 

Robert S. Kemp Jr. & Pamela M. Kemp 

Janice Melissa Kenney & 

Robert Oscar Kenney 

Mary Rouse Ketcham & 

John C. Ketcham ▲ 

Frank M. Kibler Jr. & Anne C. Kibler 

Mitchell W. Kiffe & Donna L. Kiffe 

Douglas Christian Kiker & 

Marshall S. Kiker ▲ 

Adelaide W. King & R. Ruffin King IV ▲ 

Valerie S. Kirkman & 

J. Michael Kirkman ▲ 

John Nicholas Klein III & Kerry D. Klein ▲ 

Keith J. Korte & Elizabeth N. Korte 

Carol Ann Kovalick 

Barbara J. Krasnicki 

Julia L. Krause 

Robert K. Krout ▲ 

Mark Joseph Lacour ▲ 

Stephen H. Lalley & Elena E. Lalley 

James S. Lamb & Martha Lamb 

Sarah B. Landon ▲ 

Aiko Lane 

William E. Law Jr. & Michelle G. Law 

Jeannine Lawrie 

Louise J. Lear & Marvin Lear 

William M. Lear 

Alexander Lee 

Craig E. Lefanowicz & 

Jennifer M. Lefanowicz 

Rebecca L. Leonard ▲ 

Jennifer Ann Leslie 

Bryan R. Lewis & Sarah T. Lewis ▲ 

John H. Lindgren Jr. 

David B. Lorber ▲ 

Philip Andrew Lowry & 

Candace Hoffman Lowry ▲ 

George D. Lyle & 

Donna Davenport Lyle ▲ 

Estate of Helen Booth Macaulay 

Barclay T. Macon Jr. & Diane E. Macon ▲ 

Laura Tomasulo Magid & Daniel Magid ▲ 

Peter A. Maillet & Holly Maillet 

Surinder Malik & Swarn Malik 

Anthony E. Malkin 

Peter L. Malkin 

Scott D. Malkin 

Alan Martin & Katherine Martin 

Janette M. Martin 

Roger D. Martin & Lisa H. Martin 

❖ UVA LAWN SOCIETY MEMBER + DECEASED ▲ UVA ALUMNUS

E. Morgan Massey & Joan Massey ❖ ▲ 

William E. Massey Jr. & 

Rebecca C. Massey ❖ 

Rebecca Mayo 

J. Rucker McCarty II & 

Frances L. McCarty ❖ ▲ 

James McConnell & 

Wendy Louise McConnell 

David B. McCormack & 

Margaret McIntyre McCormack ▲ 

Paul L. McDonald ▲ 

Randolph W. McElroy ▲ 

Wesley O. McGee 

McIntire Commerce Council 

Gordon McIntyre & Carolyn McIntyre 

Fernando Z. Merce & 

Kelly C. Buckley Merce ▲ 

Margaret Reese Mertens & 

Bruce L. Mertens ▲ 

David G. Mick & Cynthia Lynne Mick 

Catharon June Miller ▲ 

Nola Falletta Miller & 

Joseph D. Miller III ▲ 

Frank E. Miniotas 

Frank P. Miniotas & Marie H. Miniotas 

Michael G. Miniotas 

William P. Mockovak & 

Suzann E. Mockovak 

Gerald Modell & Paula Modell 

Jennie Powell Monette ▲ 

Charles J. Monroe & Faye W. Monroe 

Dan T. Montgomery ❖ ▲ 

Bernard A. Morin & 

Barbara Wagner Morin 

Robert M. Naglic & Elaine Fields Naglic ▲ 

Stewart Reid Nelson & Patricia M. Nelson 

Evan Keeper Neuhaus ▲ 

Joseph R. Newell Jr. ▲ 

Tuan Huu Nguyen ▲ 

Susan T. Nichols 

Walter B. Nichols III 

Logan Joseph Nicholson ▲ 

W. Olin Nisbet III & Marian M. Nisbet 

Dwayne Nix 

I. Lewis Nix Jr. & 

Maybeth Spalding Nix ❖ ▲ 

Catherine Frances Noyes ▲ 

The Estate of Henry N. Obear 

L. Reed O’Brien Jr. & Allison M. O’Brien 

Henry R. Odell & Evelyn B. Odell ❖ 

Bryan D. O’Malley & 

Lanvi Vuong O’Malley ▲ 

C. Kenneth Orski & Barbara K. Orski 

George A. Overstreet & Susan Overstreet 

Chantell F. Owen & Richard H. Owen V ▲ 

Joseph C. Palumbo & 

Sandra C. Palumbo ❖ ▲ 

Maria Pappas & Christopher J. Pappas ❖ 

Elizabeth Peace 

John Henry Peterson III & 

Stacy Emanuel ▲ 

Laurence C. Pettit Jr. ▲ 

Eric G. Phillips & Nina R. Phillips 

Margaret M. Porter 

Charles Cutchin Powell Jr. ▲ 


T. Scott Pugatch 

Neil Louis Putz & Songcha Putz 

Susan Gail Ragland ▲ 

Holly Rathel 

Ernest William Reigel & 

Elizabeth Goode Reigel 

Michael J. Reilly & Eileen T. Reilly 

Christopher D. Ritger & Deirdre Ritger ▲ 



Andrew C. Ruppel & Imogene Ruppel 

Melvern Robert Rushing & 

Cindy O. Rushing 

Janet P. Sadler 

Marion R. Salm & Robert J. Salm 

Karen Eliasson Santos & 

Victor M. Santos ▲ 

Muljadi Santoso & Theresa Santoso 

Austin Lee Schell ▲ 


Terry E. Schnuck & Sally B. Schnuck 

James S. Schuelke & Jane B. Schuelke 

Jane L. Schwarzschild & 

V. R. Shackelford III ▲ 

Kathleen C. Scully & Ronald M. Scully ▲ 

Kandie D. Semmelman & 

Andrew T. Semmelman 

Sandra Shenkir 

William G. Shenkir & Leila S. Shenkir 

Vicki L. Simons & John V. Hayes ▲ 

Daniel Plympton Smith ▲ 

Larz Smith 

Laura Lecompte Smith ▲ 

Linda Mayer Smith 

Mark R. Spradling & Liz Spradling 

Theresa Starr 

Gerald Starsia & Marianne Starsia ▲ 

Estate of Eric N. Stein 

Michael W. Stephens & Linda B. Stephens 

Eric Steward 

Donald C. Stokes & Jacqueline Stokes 

Thomas I. Storrs ❖ ▲ 

William L. Talbert & 

Karen S. Talbert ❖ ▲ 

Edward T. Taylor II & Ruth Stewart Taylor 

Robert L. Thieke & Frances C. Thieke 

Grace Thomason & William W. Thomason 

Laura Elizabeth Thomason ▲ 

Melissa Brooke Thomason ▲ 



Elizabeth K. Thurston & 

Francis D. Johnstone ▲ 

Melinda Sue Todd 

Janet Von Heill Trotter & 

Thomas Stephen Trotter ▲ 

UVA Alumni Association 

Steven B. Walk & Dorothy B. Walk 

John Montford Watkins & 

Doris C. Watkins ▲ 

Alex Weisselberg & Susan Gumbiner 

Katie Whittier 

Jan Wilcynski & John Wilcynski 

Susan P. Williams & Thomas H. Williams 

Christina Wilson 

Courtney A. Wilson ▲ 

Gerald B. Wilson & Vonnie Wilson 

John C. Wilson & Marguerite Wilson ▲ 

L. Mark Wine ▲ 

Dave Wisler 

Barbara H. Wixom ▲ 

M. Antoinette Wohletz 

Andrew P. Wolanski 

Harriet Marks Woodward & 

Bruce Woodward 

John H. Wright III & Trula L. Wright ❖ ▲ 

Shihshun Edwin Yao & Shuna Rosita Yao 

Gary R. Yeagley & Anita L. Powell 

Carl P. Zeithaml & Charlotte C. Zeithaml 

McIntire Corporate Partners 

The McIntire Corporate Partners program creates strong, mutually 

beneficial relationships between partner corporations/firms and 

McIntire faculty and students. This program provides resources 

and opportunities that increase a Partner’s competitive advantage; 

enhance recruiting effectiveness; and produce benefits such as case 

studies, research relationships, and internships. Corporate Partners 

receive a unique resource—a faculty liaison, who develops a thorough 

understanding of the Partner’s firm and industry and helps to educate 

students about available opportunities. Faculty liaisons work to increase 

visibility among students and strengthen the Partner’s involvement with 

the School. Even greater visibility and access to students are available to 

McIntire Corporate Sponsors and Investors, who enjoy all the benefits 

of the Corporate Partners program, as well as enhanced involvement 

with the School by sponsoring an annual School event, activity, or class. 

This sponsorship expands the Partner’s role in the School and increases 

the publicity associated with Partner support. We thank and recognize 

the 2006–2007 McIntire Corporate Investors, Sponsors, Partners, and 

Friends: 

Corporate Investors 

($25,000 and above) 

Dominion 


Macy’s 

McCann Erickson 

Moneyline Telerate 


Rolls-Royce North America Inc. 

Corporate Sponsors 

($15,000–$24,999) 

Alcoa Inc. 

Citigroup 

JPMorgan Chase & Co. 

KPMG LLP 

Merrill Lynch & Co. Inc. 

Navigant Consulting Inc. 

Procter & Gamble 

The Sunshine Lady Foundation Inc. 


Corporate Partners 

($7,500–$14,999) 

Bank of America Corporation 

Barclays Capital 

Beers & Cutler PLLC 

Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. 

Capital One 

Clark Construction Group LLC 

Ferguson Enterprises 

Genworth Financial 

Goldman Sachs 

Hantzmon Wiebel 

Kurt Salmon Associates 

LexisNexis 

Pier 1 Imports Inc. 


UBS Investment Bank 

Corporate Friends 

(

Corporations, Foundations, Firms, and Matching-Gift Companies 

Anonymous 

Accenture 

Accenture Foundation 

Aetna Foundation 

AK Steel Foundation 

Albemarle Corporation 

Alcoa Inc. 

Ameriprise Financial Inc. 

Anheuser-Busch Foundation 

ARAMARK Corporation 

Arlette & William J. Coleman Family 

Foundation Inc. 

Ashland Inc. 

Association for Consumer Research 

AstraZeneca LP 

AT&T Corporation 

Avaya Communication 

AXA Foundation 

AYCO Charitable Foundation 

Bank of America 

Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ Ltd. 

Barclays Capital Inc. 

Bavarian Computer Works 

BayStar Hotel Group LLC 

BEA Systems 

Beckman Coulter Inc. 

Beers & Cutler PLLC 

Benevolink Corporation 

Berwick Offray LLC 

Birmingham Jewish Foundation 

Black & Decker Corporation 

Blackrock Financial Management 

Boeing Company 

Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. 

BP America Inc. 

California Community Foundation 


Capital Concrete Inc. 

Capital One 

Capital One Financial PAC Match 

Capital One Services Inc. 

CarMax 

Cavalier Capital 

Circuit City Stores Inc. 

Citigroup Foundation 

Citizens & Farmers Bank 

Clark Construction Group LLC 

Clorox Company 

COMCAST Corporation 

Commonwealth Foundations G.P. 

Community Foundation of Greater 

Memphis 

Continental Airlines Inc. 

Corning Incorporated Foundation 

Cotton Hall Asset Management LP 

CSX Corporation 

Dartmouth College 

Dell USA LP 

Deloitte & Touche Foundation 

Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation 

Devon Energy Corporation 

Dominion 

Dominion Digital Inc. 

Dominion Foundation 

Dr Pepper/Seven Up Inc. 

DRS Technologies 

East Coast Fire Protection Inc. 

E. B. R. Foundation 

Ellen M. Whitener Trust 

EMB Associates Inc. 

Embarq Corporation 

Equifax Inc. 

Ernst & Young Foundation 


Estern Media Inc. 

Exxon Mobil Foundation 

Fannie Mae 

Fannie Mae Foundation 

Ferguson Enterprises Inc. 

Ferris, Baker, Watts Inc. 

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund 

Figgie Family Charitable Foundation 

Flow Foundation Inc. 

Foundation for the Carolinas 

Four M Consulting Inc. 

Fox News Network 

Franklin Communications LLC 

Franklin Federal Foundation 

Freddie Mac 

Freddie Mac Foundation 

FTI Consulting 

Gap Inc. 

GE Foundation 

General Atlantic Service Corp. 

Genworth Financial Inc. 

GlaxoSmithKline Foundation 

Global Impact 

Goldman Sachs 

GrayCo Inc. 

Greater Houston Community Foundation 

Hantzmon Wiebel LLP 

Hecht’s 

Honeywell Hometown Solutions 

Horizon Foundation for New Jersey 

HSBC Bank USA 

HSBC Securities 

IBM 

IBM Global Services 

Integrity Applications Incorporated 

Intel Foundation 

JPMorgan & Company Inc. 

JPMorgan Chase 

JPMorgan Chase & Co. 

John and Amy Griffin Foundation 

Johnson & Johnson 

Kellogg Company 

Key Foundation 

Kirkland & Ellis Foundation 

KPMG Foundation 

KPMG LLP 

Kraft Foods Inc. 

Kurt Salmon Associates Inc. 

LaSalle Investment Management 

Lehman Brothers Inc. 

LexisNexis 

Lockheed Martin Corporation 

Lord & Taylor LLC 

Lumina Foundation for Education 

Macy’s East 

Madhu Chopra Memorial Foundation 

Marathon Oil Foundation 

Margaret H. Wright Trust 

Marin Community Foundation 

Markel Corporation 

Marsh & McLennan Companies Inc. 

Massey Foundation 

MBNA America Bank NA 

McCann Erickson 

McIntire Commerce Council 

McKinsey & Company 

Mercantile Bankshares Corp. 

Merrill Lynch & Co. Inc. 

Merrill Lynch Asset Management Inc. 

MetLife Foundation 

Metropolitan Life Insurance Company 

Microsoft Matching Gifts Program 

Mincer’s 

Modell Financial Inc. 

Moneyline Telerate 

Moran Family Foundation 

Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Co. 

Mutual Assurance Society of Virginia 

National Group Protection Inc. 

National Philanthropic Trust 

Nationwide Foundation 

Navigant Consulting 

North Carolina Baptist Foundation Inc. 

Northwestern Mutual Financial 

Novartis U.S. Foundation 

Nuveen Investments LLC 

NVR Inc. 

Office Depot Inc. 

Olin Corporation 

Outside Technologies Inc. 

Parker Foundation 

Penn, Schoen & Berland Associates Inc. 

Performance Food Group 

Pfizer Inc. 

Philip Morris USA Inc. 

Pier 1 Imports 

Pitney Bowes Inc. 

Pivotal Insight L.L.C. 

Pomoco Development Inc. 

PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP 

Procter & Gamble Fund 

R. J. Reynolds Foundation 

Radio Shack 

RBH Living Trust 

Rivanna Realty/Mincer’s Mgmt Acct. 

Rolls-Royce North America Inc. 

SallieMae 

San Francisco Foundation 

Schiffmans 

Schluderberg Foundation 

Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving 

Scott and Dana Gorelick Family 

Sealed Air Corporation 

Sealy Incorporated 

Shell Oil Company 

Soros Foundation 

Southern Company Services Inc. 

Sprint Foundation 

State Farm Insurance Companies 

Stephens Inc. 

Stonewall Foundation 

SunTrust Bank, Atlanta Foundation 


SunTrust Mid-Atlantic Foundation 

Swedish Match North America Inc. 

T C Group 

T. Rowe Price Associates Inc. 

Textron Inc. 

The Boston Foundation 

The Community Foundation 

The Community Foundation of Greater 

Atlanta 

The Community Foundation of Middle 

Tennessee 

The Community Foundation of New 

Jersey 

The Greater New Orleans Foundation 

The Home Depot 

The Kibler Foundation 

The Lee and Juliet Folger Fund 

The Malkin Fund Inc. 

The Marjorie Merriweather Post 

Foundation 

The Michael & Susan Dell Foundation 

The National Christian Foundation 

The Nigro Family Foundation 

The Ripple Foundation 

The Rockbridge Group LLC 

The Sunshine Lady Foundation Inc. 

The Wardinski Family Foundation 

The Winston-Salem Foundation 

TIAA-CREF 

Tidewater Jewish Foundation 

Tyco Matching Gifts Program 

UBS AG 

UBS Financial Services Inc. 

UBS Investment Bank 

UBS Securities Inc. 

Union Bank of California 

Union Bank of California Foundation 

United Way of New York City 

Universal Leaf Tobacco Co. Inc. 

UVA Alumni Association 

Vanguard Charitable Endowment 

Program 

Verizon Foundation 

Wachovia Capital Markets LLC 


Wachovia Foundation Inc. 

Walker Family Foundation 

Washington Mutual 

Washington Mutual Foundation 

Wellpoint Foundation 

Wellpoint Inc. 

Wells Fargo & Company 

Wells Fargo Foundation 

Westinghouse Air Brake Company 

Westwood Technologies Inc. 

Xerox 

Y & H Soda Foundation 

Zurich U.S. Foundation

Visionary, innovative, dynamic—these words 

describe McIntire’s efforts to build and expand its 

research and teaching centers. McIntire centers 

are helping the School build intellectual capital, 

create cutting-edge programs, and achieve global 

preeminence. 

PricewaterhouseCoopers Center for 

Innovation in Professional Services 

The PricewaterhouseCoopers Center for Innovation in 

Professional Services aims to advance the collective 

knowledge of professional services in three related 

ways: 

• 

• 

• 

By sponsoring small, faculty-driven, student- 

centric programs throughout the academic year 

that are integrated into appropriate parts of the 

McIntire curriculum, required for students, and 

open to all University members 

By actively engaging students, faculty, and 

targeted professionals interested in sharing ideas 

on best practices within professional services 

through these student-centric programs 

By creating a Web infrastructure that disseminates 

program outcomes and other relevant content to a 

broader, professional services audience 

The Center was endowed by the 

PricewaterhouseCoopers Foundation, 

PricewaterhouseCoopers partners, and McIntire 

alumni working for the firm. 

Center for Growth Enterprises 

The Center for Growth Enterprises serves to advance 

the understanding of growth companies and 

to create a world-class program focused on the 

strategic, finance, and management issues associated 

with growth enterprises and the factors that drive 

wealth-creating organizations and economic 

expansion. With The McIntire Center for Financial 

Innovation, the Center for Growth Enterprises 

co-sponsors two speaker series: “Money Talks” 

and “Conversations on the Lawn.” The Center also 

supports the School’s annual symposium. 

Jeffrey C. Walker (McIntire ‘77) has supported 

the Center’s commitment to build intellectual 

capital through the establishment of the Walker 

Professorship in Growth Enterprises. George 

Overstreet is the current Walker Professor. The 

Center for Growth Enterprises was endowed by 

Crestar Bank and F. Evans Farwell (McIntire ‘29) of 

Milliken & Farwell. It also receives funds for faculty 

research in real estate from the King Endowment and 

funds to support case development from the Dinos 

Endowment. 

One of the major initiatives under development 

within the Center for Growth Enterprises is The Real 

Estate Institute at the University of Virginia. The 

Institute will be the driving force behind a planned 

comprehensive real estate program that will include: 

• 

• 

• 

• 

• 

Centers of Excellence 

A dynamic curriculum that emphasizes active 

learning in both graduate coursework and a 

focused, interdisciplinary minor for undergraduate 

students 

World-class research and case development that 

will create intellectual capital on important issues 

in the real estate industry 

A forum for professional involvement and 

interaction with students and scholars 

The Distinguished Professorship in Real Estate 

to provide program leadership; James W. Todd 

(McIntire ’60, Darden ’64) committed the first 

$1 million in funding for this professorship. 

The Real Estate Institute Advisory Council to realize 

consistent alumni input and involvement 

Initial funding for the Institute is provided by an 

outstanding group of founding fellows: 

• Allen de Olazarra (A&S ’81), America’s Capital 

Partners 

• Scott M. Kelley (McIntire ’83), Aetos Capital LLC 

• Donald A. King Jr. (McIntire ’62), Deutsche Asset 

Management 

• George L. Maloomian (McIntire ’74), Cambridge 

Properties Inc. 

• Jeffrey T. Neal (McIntire ’85), Monument Realty LLC 

• James W. Todd (McIntire ’60, Darden ’64), The 

Peterson Companies 

• Charles A. Veatch II (McIntire ’64), Investment/ 

Development & Brokerage 

• Bruce D. Wardinski (McIntire ’82), The Wardinski 

Family Foundation 

• Earl E. Webb (McIntire ’78), Jones Lang LaSalle 

The McIntire Center for Financial Innovation 

The McIntire Center for Financial Innovation advances 

our understanding of finance through research 

and programs focused on capital markets and the 

nuances of investing. It encourages the collaboration 

of faculty and executives, particularly alumni, in the 

classroom and in research and case development 

projects. In the process, world-class scholars and 

practitioners become research and teaching mentors 

for students and faculty, allowing them to work with 

the best scholars and practitioners in the world. 

The Center was endowed by John A. Griffin 

(McIntire ’85) and previously received significant 

annual funding from Mr. and Mrs. William H. Goodwin 

Jr. (Darden ’66). 

Center for the Management of Information 

Technology 

The Center for the Management of Information 

Technology is a membership-driven organization 

with a mission to promote research and education 

in areas relating to the management of information 

technology through a program of interdisciplinary 

cooperation. 

2006-2007 Members 

Accenture LLP 

Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts 

American Red Cross 

American Trucking Associations Inc. 

AOL 

Capital One Services Inc. 

CapTech Ventures 

CFA Institute 

Crutchfield Corporation 

Dominion 

Infinitive 

Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight 

OnPoint Consulting Inc. 

University of Virginia 

The Network Roundtable 

The Network Roundtable consists of a group of member organizations that, by applying network analysis 

to business imperatives such as innovation, revenue growth, cost containment, and talent management, 

demonstrate how a relational view of work can improve organizational and individual performance. The 

Roundtable’s primary objectives are building member capability to apply network analysis and conducting 

research that drives measurable business results. 

2006-2007 Members 

3M 

Accenture 

Acquisitions Solutions Inc. 

ADP 

Air Products 

Align Technology Inc. 

American Cancer Society 

American Red Cross 

Anadarko Petroleum 

BAE Systems 

Bank of Montreal 

Booz Allen Hamilton 

British Petroleum 

Chevron Texaco Corporation 

CNET Networks Inc. 

Computer Sciences Corporation 

ConocoPhillips 

Constellation Energy Group Inc. 

Deloitte 

Eaton Corporation 


ETS 

Fannie Mae 

Genetic Alliance 

GlaxoSmithKline 

Goldman Sachs 

Grenoble Ecole de Management 

Herman Miller Inc. 

Hewlett-Packard 

Hill & Knowlton 

Humana 

IBM 

Intel Corporation 

Katzenbach Partners LLC 

Fuji Xerox Co. Ltd. 

Keane 

KPMG 

Lehman Brothers Inc. 

MAC Partnership 

Maritz Inc. 

MasterFoods USA 

McKinsey & Company 

Merck & Co. Inc. 

Microsoft Corporation 

Monsanto Company 

MWH Global 

National Radio Astronomy 

Observatory 

Nexen Inc. 

Noblis Inc. 

Petrobras 

Pfizer 

Procter & Gamble 


Raytheon Company 

Repsol YPF 

SAIC 

The Boston Consulting Group 

Thiess Pty Ltd. 

T. Rowe Price Investments Inc. 

UBS 

UOP LLC 

U.S. Army 

U.S. Coast Guard 

USDA Forest Service 

U.S. Department of Defense 

U.S. Department of Defense (NSA) 

U.S. Navy 

Virginia Department of 

Transportation 

Xerox Global Services 


Administration 

Carl P. Zeithaml 

Dean 

F.S. Cornell Professor in Free Enterprise 

Adelaide Wilcox King 

Senior Associate Dean 

Michael D Atchison 

Associate Dean for the B.S. in Commerce Program 

Professor of Commerce 

Michael G. Morris 

Associate Dean for Graduate Programs 

Cynthia N. Huddleston 

Associate Dean for Corporate Relations and 

Programs 

McIntire School of Commerce 

Foundation Board of Trustees 

PRESIDENT 

John A. Griffin ’85 

EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT 

Gregory S. Ledford ’79 

Eric Coble ’82 

John P. Connaughton ’87 

Joseph R. Daniel ’66 

Henry A. Dudley Jr. ’70 

Thomas F. Farrell II, A&S ’76, Law ’79 

Robert B. Harman ’72 

James G. Harris ’80 

H. Alexander Holmes ’64, Law ’67 

Scott M. Kelley ’83 


John F. Kirtley ’85 

Jonathan D. Mariner ’76 

Jeffrey T. Neal ’85 

George A. Overstreet Jr. 

Sonja Hoel Perkins ’88 

William G. Shenkir 

Chris W. Shumway ’88 

Gerald D. Starsia 

Richard D. Tadler ’78 

James W. Todd ’60, Darden ’64 

Cary Turner ’79 

Jeffrey C. Walker ’77 

Earl E. Webb ’78 

Robert I. Webb 

Susan Perry Williams 



George A. Overstreet Jr. 

Associate Dean for Research and Centers 

Walker Professor in Growth Enterprises 

Vacant 

Associate Dean for Development 

Executive Director of the McIntire School of 

Commerce Foundation 

Gerald D. Starsia 

Associate Dean for Administration 

Rebecca L. Leonard 

Associate Dean for Student Services 

McIntire School of Commerce Advisory Board 

CHAIRMAN 

Jeffrey T. Neal ’85 

VICE CHAIR 

B. Kemp Dolliver ‘83, 

Darden ’87 

Albert E. Ferrara Jr. ’70, Law ’73 

S. Sean Kelleher ’83 

Kevin A. McNerney ’80 

Donald D. Olinger ’81 

Joshua D. Paulson ’99 

Barbara M. Taylor ’77 

Thomas M. Wilson ’81 

Stephen C. Adams ’73, MS ’74 

Michael L. Alpert ’94 

David B. Barr ’85 

Ford S. Bartholow ’82 

Thomas R. Bean ’78 

Robert W. Bissell ’69 

Shelby W. Bonnie ’86 

H. Tracey Brownfield ’79 

Roger L. Calvert ’72 

Mitchell R. Cohen ’86 

Susan Durbin Conniff ’88 

William Couper ’68 

Gardner G. Courson ’70 

E. Stockton Croft IV ’91 

Robert D. Daley ‘92 

Robert W. Davis ’80 

John N. Deal ’86 

Kevin J. Dell ’78 

John L. Dinos ’76 

Walter B. Doggett III ’87 

Andrew J. Downing ’78 

Thomas P. Duke ’68 

Peter J. Dunne ’80 

Jeffrey S. Edell ’79 

Jeffrey D. Elgin ’85, MS ’03 

Peter E. Engel ’88 

Richard L. Fisher ’76, MS ’77 

Donald E. Flow ’77 

Timothy C. Ford ’85 

Mark E. Galant ’80 

Roger E. George ’88, Law ’92 

Richard M. Gerson ’97 

Andrew C. Hee ’92 

David R. Hilty ’90 

Patrick D. Hogan 


William E. Hunt Jr. ’75 

William R. Hurt, A&S ’76 

Robert A. Innamorati ’69, Darden ’79 

R. Christian Johnsen ’82 

Chris P. Kallos ’89 

J. Fredrick Kelly Jr., A&S ’72 

Eric H. Keshin ’80 


Donald A. King Jr. ’62 

Robert D. Kipps ’89 

R. Stribling Koster Jr. ’83 

Marcia K. Krause ’80 

Dale S. Lam ’85 

Julie Lerner Macklowe ’99 

Tia Brunelli Mahaffy ’95 

Edward D. McCrady ’85 

John B. Mears ’86, Darden ’92 

Nicholas A. Merrick ’85 

Paul K. Meyer ’79 

Robert H. Miles ’67 

C. Bradley Miller ’83 

Peter F. Minan ’83 

Michael K. Mulhern ’82, Darden ’88 

James K. Murray III ’85, MS ’86 

Michael S. Murray ’88 

Richard J. Nadeau ’76, MS ’77 

Christopher J. Nassetta ’84 

Edgar L. Parrish ’70 

William K. Perrin ’63 

Peter B. Polonsky ’82 

Sherry J. Polonsky ’83 

Philip B. Pool Jr. ’76 


Jeffrey A. Raich ’89 

Christopher D. Ray ’92, Law ’95 

Charles W. Reardon ’89 

Ronald D. Roberts ’63 

Angus Robertson 

Joseph H. Roddy ’82 

Curtis W. Schade ’80 

Phillip S. Schaeffer ’77 

Steven G. Schneider ’85 

Bradley E. Singer ’88 

Suzanne H. Stanton ’83 

John G. Stathis ’80 

Chad L. Strean ’94 

William G. Taylor III ’65 

Schuyler M. Tilney ’78 

Steven J. Tricarico ’92 

Gregory A. Trojan ’81 

Don Truslow ’80 

Laurie Kasselman Turner ’79 

William L. Tyson ’84 

Robert S. Understein ’63 

Craig S. Wagner ’73 

Charlotte J. Walker ’77 


Elaine M. Ratigan Wilde, A&S ’76 

Michael A. Wildish ’82 

Matthew J. Wilkinson ’92 

Joseph R. Witt ’82 


Nondiscrimination Policy 

Consistent with Federal and State law and University policy, the University does not 

discriminate in any of its programs, procedures, or practices on the basis of age, color, disability, 

national or ethnic origin, political affiliation, race, religion, sex (including pregnancy), sexual 

orientation, or veteran status. The University operates equal opportunity and affirmative 

action programs for faculty, staff, and students, including training programs on the University’s 

discriminatory harassment policy and procedures. 

The University of Virginia is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. The Office 

of Equal Opportunity Programs (Office of EOP) is responsible for the enforcement of the 

University’s non-discrimination obligation. A faculty member, staff employee, or student 

having a complaint of prohibited discrimination, harassment, or retaliation may file a complaint 

with the Office of EOP subject to the standards and in accordance with the “University of 

Virginia Discrimination Complaint Procedures.” The Discrimination Complaint Procedures can 

be found on the Office of EOP’s Web site: www.virginia.edu/eop/ 

The University’s Section 504 and Americans with Disabilities Act Coordinator is Brad K. 

Holland, University Ombudsman/ADA Coordinator, (434) 924-7819, and the University’s Title IX 

Coordinator is Darlene Scott-Scurry, Director, Office of Equal Opportunity Programs, (434) 924- 

3200. The mailing address for both is Washington Hall, East Range, P.O. Box 400219, University 

of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA 22904. 

McIntire Cornerstone 

Society Board 

CHAIR 

H. Alexander Holmes ’64, Law ’67 

A. Scott Andrews, A&S ’80 

Howard L. Baucom ’65 

Gordon J. Bernhardt ’85 

William F. Blue ’56, Law ’60 

Milton S. Bolton ’52 

O. Whitfield Broome Jr. 

Elissa Buie ’82 

Clarence T. Callahan ’41 

Judy Campbell Cash 

Charles P. Cocke ’65 

Richard L. Cooper ’58 

Tina Cote ’91 

Maj. Calvin C. Crum ’41 

Cmdr. William K. Dove ’42, A&S ’52 

Robert C. Duval ’57 

Georgia Willis Fauber ’83 

Michael S. Feinberg ’95 

James D. Francis ’70 

Kenneth B. Fulp ’78 

Bruce G. Gabler ’68 

Roy B. Harrill ’63, Law ’66 

John B. Hemmings ’49, Law ’54 

Herbert Jonkers ’64 

Robert S. Kemp 

David M. Maloney 

Bernard A. Morin 

Kyle T. Smith ’95 

Marshall R. Solomon ’68 

Robert G. Stern ’60 

Patrick J. Vaughan ’65, Law ’68 

Keith A. Walder ’79 

Gordon H. Watkins ’62, 

Darden ’66 

John H. Wright III, A&S ’61, Darden ’63 

Richard W. Young ’64, Law ’67 


McIntire Young Alumni 

Council 

CO-CHAIR 

Chris B. Heckman ’98 

N. Robbert Vorhoff ’01 

Jacey L. Anderson ’00 

Moira S. Ballard ’99 

Devin Battiston ’06 

Joseph A. Bonura Jr. ’00 

Peter Chao ’98 

David C. Chattleton ’00 

Jonathan Chou ’02 

Anthony Cignarella III ’03 

Brett C. Gibson ’02 

Michael A. Glynn ’01 

Dana Hamerschlag ’98 

J. David Hobbs ’06 

Luke T. Holman ’06 

Lisa C. Jeffreys ’02 

S. Shaw Joseph ’04 

Joanna M. Marten ’05 

Nola Falletta Miller, A&S ’99, 

Education ’04 

Logan A. Moncrief ’04 

Jody K. Moore ’03 

Hang (Michelle) Nguyen ’07 

Andrew F. Paradis ’07 

Courtney A. Patterson ’07 

Devon A. Pearce ’04 

Erika L. Pearson ’00 

D. Patrick Pettay ’99 

Joel G. Ramin ’00 

Jason C. Rascoe ’03 

Chaitenya Razdan ’05 

Stephen A. Reis ’03 

Amanda H. Richardson ’01 

Katherine M. Rohyans ’05 

Austin G. Root ’99 

Jennifer M. Rosen ’02 

Andrew J. Schoonover ’01 

Julia C. Thies ’04 

Meredith M. Tierney ’05 

Terra L. Weirich ’00 


Lytle A. Wurtzel ’04 

Toby T. Zhang ’07 

McIntire School M.S. in the 

Management of Information 

Technology Advisory Board 

Jeffrey S. Baker, MS ’05 

Forrest W. Barnes III, MS ’04 

Charisse Clarke, MS ’05 

Debi E. Crockett, MS ’05 

Robert D. Dallen Jr., MS ’04 

Richard Russell Day Jr., MS ’05 

Scott Day, MS ’06 

David Dobis, MS ’05 

Teresa Duvall, MS ’06 

Ruben D. Espinoza, MS ’04 

Ron Evans, MS ’04 

Anne Forster, MS ’04 

Susan Goubeaux, MS ’06 

Nancy Gross, MS ’06 

Richard P. Hawks ’92, MS ’94 

Charles E. Henry, MS ’04 

Daniel J. Holohan III, MS ’05 

Gerald Howard, A&S ’96, MS ’05 


Elizabeth Flippo Hutchins, A&S ’92, 

MS ’00 

Douglas E. Keating, A&S ’90, MS ’01 

Kenneth R. Knapp, MS ’04 

Karl J. Maschino, MS ’06 

Paul M. Matthews, A&S ’80, MS ’05 

Gina McCabe, MS ’04 

John E. McDonald III, MS ’04 

David A. Meredith, MS ’04 

David C. Merrell, MS ’04 

Laura Merrell, MS ’05 

Mark R. Messersmith, MS ’03 

Jahan Moghadam, MS ’05 

Michael G. Morris 

R. Ryan Nelson 

Derek J. Nisco, MS ’04 

J.P. Reynolds, MS ’06 

Andrew D. Rudin ’79, MS ’05 

James C. Sanne, A&S ’93, MS ’05 

Erin P. Smith, MS ’04 

David L. Starmer, MS ’05 

Rhian Verity Thompson, MS ’02 

Mehul P. Vora, Darden ’04, MS ’05 

Steven J. Weiskircher, MS ’02 

David B. Wright, MS ’05 

Carl P. Zeithaml

Alumni Trustees 

Support that Makes a Difference 

McIntire thanks all of our Alumni Trustees for building bonds with class members, the School, 

and the University of Virginia. 

1980 

Peter Dunne* 

Greg French 

Cherie Kurland 

Kevin McNerney* 

Betsy Hill Micklem 

Moira Keating Pollard* 

Curt Schade 

Don Truslow 

1985 

David Barr* 

Trevor Chaplick 

Jeff Elgin* 

Tim Ford 

Elena Howard 

Jeff Neal* 

Pendle Gray Whisnant 

1986 

Denise Cullum Burkard 

John Deal 

Lauren Muller Gibbs* 

Amy Wells Mackay 

Stephen Milo* 

Polly Pickering* 

Mary Ames Yarbrough 

1987 

Janet Gessner Alford 

Walter Doggett* 

Neal Elkin 

Carl Kime 

Kathy Nickel McFaden 

Debbie Chevion Muller* 

Leslie Storey Pitcher* 

Tim Renjilian 

Gerry Sequeira 

1989 

Cathy Long Anderson 

Tom Carver 

Stephen Finke* 

David Greenwald 

Bob Kipps 

Chuck Reardon* 

Debbie Dotson Reardon* 

1991 

Tina Cote* 

Cheryl DeMong Hubbard 

Peter Hunt 

Gibboney Huske* 

Kristen Wilcox Jaros 

Jack Marshall* 

Darren Pratt 

1992 

Anna Suarez Bellinghausen 

Jeff Gordon 

Rick Hawks 

Kimberly Mazier Hockstein* 

Aaron Peck* 

Christopher Ray 

Steve Tricarico* 

1993 

Anoop Dhakad 

Ernie Freedman 

Matt Jennings 

Stacey Just 

Phillip Lopez 

Kathy Oneto* 

Heather Hamill Sibley* 

Rob Tharpe* 

1994 

Michael Alpert* 

Mike Boyd 

Stephanie Deem 

Rex Hampton 

Scott Poole* 

Mauro Souza 

Monica Suarez 

Rebecca Hicks Sweda 

1995 

Elisabeth Dexter Beller* 

Panos Boudouvas 

Brad Garrett* 

Brian Lineweaver 

Jason Love* 

Jill Mitchell Pratt 

Ashley Armstrong Skatoff 

David Skatoff 

Sal Tajuddin 

1996 

Matt Campbell 

Rakesh Chawla 

Sean Ivusic* 

Justin Jacobs 

David Lauck* 

Margaret Montague Lauck* 

Lori Legaspi* 

1997 

Jason Bornfreund 

Sybil Freedman 

Tien-tsin Huang 

Kerrie Stevenson Lineweaver 

Ben Pierce* 

Shannon Mayhugh Pierce* 

Kelley Joyner Reynolds* 

Stevie Newsome Rodgers 

Karl Shin 

Amy Wong 

1999 

Julie Betts 

Meredith Lloyd Childers 

William Bartlett Gabler 

Raleigh Harbour* 

Alison Harbrecht 

Susan Herzog 

Josh Paulson* 

Patrick Pettay 

Mark Pinho* 

Austin Root* 

Jim Sharpe 

Amy Mitchell Smoragiewicz 

Lindsay Weirich 

2000 

Andrew Axelrod 

Rebecca Lee Bergson* 

Christy Johnson Chattleton 

Dave Chattleton* 

Mike Christopher 

Kajal Gupta 

Elizabeth Macon Hubard 

Antje Hoepner Lemoine 

Mary Owen* 

La Var Wagner* 

2006 

Devin Battiston* 

Dominique Genest 

Gretchen Haughey* 

Luke Holman 

Elizabeth Jetton* 

Caroline Le Feuvre 

Sarah Marchetti 

Michelle Polo 

Alex Pugatch 

2007 

Garrett Berger 

Leslie Breen 

Chris Brigleb 

Theresa Holly Bui 

Laura Caputo* 

Siobhan Cleary 

Genevieve Hovde 

Lauren Hovland 

Matt Klopfer* 

Hang (Michelle) Nguyen 

Cecelia Cole Patterson 

Wade Reishman 

Sami Siddiqui 

Sarah Wood* 

*Trustee Leader List current as of Sept. 30, 2007

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a challenge? 

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our appreciation for the University we love. 

We invite you to join us. Even small gifts, 

when there are enough of them, combine 

to make big things possible. Make a gift or 

renew a gift. Today. 

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