The CSI Foundation, the College, and southern Idaho have had another banner year of growth, education, and employment. The college is woven into the very fabric of the communities it serves. Degrees and course offerings are continually updated and evolving to keep pace with new technologies and employment possibilities. The Foundation allows thousands of students to access the education they hope for. The Foundation gave out over $2.3 million in scholarships to over 1,500 CSI students in the 2018/19 fiscal year. With your support, we’d love to give more. Our theme for this eventful year, “Moments in Time: Past, Present and the Future at CSI”, is especially timely.

The past is a story of amazing success. A little community college foundation in southern Idaho has prospered through careful stewardship of donations and the development of great relationships with wonderful donors. Steadily navigating through the past, our beloved Foundation Director, Deb Wilson, is preparing to retire. This in and of itself is a huge change for the Foundation. She has been a steady guiding force for so long. We wish her the very best retirement filled with joyous free time.

Presently, Deb and the rest of the Foundation staff, continue to be key to the Foundation. They are up for the challenge. With over $42 million in professionally managed assets, we are giving many impactful scholarships to students. Lots of evolution is happening right now. New software systems, policy updates, events, and approaches to donors all bode well for the future of students and our communities.

The future looks to be more: more donors, more programs, more opportunities. An exciting addition to the mix is a women specific program called the CSI Foundation HOPE Giving Circle. Using an interactive model, there will be annual receptions and events for female scholars and donors. Join us as we march into the future of education and continue the joy of giving.

You can be proud of the past, present and future of the Foundation and its service to students from every background. Thank you all for your generosity and faith in this College, the Foundation, and the students we serve. A former scholarship student myself, I can honestly say scholarships change lives. I am confident this Foundation will continue to do just that.

Warmest Regards,

Lori H. Ward, CSI Foundation President

President’s Message

Lori H. WardCSI Foundation President

The past and the present are evident. We know the facts and data about what the CSI Foundation has done and how many students have been impacted by the generous support of donors. We can look today at similar results, trends, and short-term plans. You’ll find most of this information throughout the Annual Report. The future, though, is another story since the world is not static or even predictably dynamic. When I think of CSI students, I think of transformation, of lives being changed for the better through education and the opportunity to access education. By its nature, education is a future-oriented process. Studies in fields ranging from nursing to English are about learning skills and abilities for tomorrow. Education is about

critical thought and ability, a combination of skills and reason. Education is about the tax payers and citizens of our future.

Regardless of the job title, every job requires some skill in certain areas, and competency in communications, both verbal and written, as well as applied mathematics at a minimum, are essential. That’s not new. All our best jobs have always required broad skills. Looking to tomorrow though, and with these foundational pieces in place, jobs of the future require more.

Executives attending the World Economic Forum were asked what the most important job skills would be in 20201. Their responses, in order of importance, were complex problem solving, critical thinking, creativity, people management, collaboration with others, emotional intelligence, judgement and decision making, service orientation, negotiation, and cognitive flexibility. These are skills that transcend learning how to weld or to calculate dosage or to figure the volume of gasses or to analyze a text. These are skills that come from learning about oneself in community. These are about connecting with people. These are qualities that each of us must develop as we move through this journey of life and work, of relationships, and belonging to a community that is a part of a civil and educated society.

In this respect and as a necessary part of our students’ futures, education is among the most personal and impactful of life events. The CSI Foundation, through its amazing donors, supports our students and looks to this future. Your generosity is about the future for all of us. Thank you for this sure investment in education through the CSI Foundation.

Best Regards,

Jeff Fox, CSI President

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Jeff FoxCSI President

President’s Message

Terry WoodlandAdministrative Assistant: Institutional Effectiveness

Maritza VegaAdmissions Coordinator,

Admissions

Kim PrestwichProfessor, General & Liberal

Studies

Candace BoesigerAssociate Professor,

Business & Economics Education

Professional Technical Instructor Academic Faculty Classified Employee Professional Employee

Congratulations to this year’s CSI Outstanding Faculty and Employees of the Year!

2018-2019 Csi FaCulty & staFF exCellenCe awards

Dale and Sheila AdamsHeidi AdamsShaun and Carolyn AdamsFaye AdamsonJames and Kristen AdamsonRonald AlarconJeanne AlbanRosette AlberdiBob and Sonia AlexanderMark and Larisa AlexanderThomas and Charlene

AlexanderDiane AllenLarry and Karon AmenEdward and Cheryl AmstutzAlbert and Dorothy

AndersonAutumn AndersonChris AndersonGilbert and Wilma

AndersonJon and Susan AndersonKlane AndersonLeonard and Alice

AndersonMark and Lindsey AndersonRobin AndersonRalph and Eileen AndrewsEverett and Patricia ApletLorraine AppleAndy and Raquel ArenzCarolee ArgyleJess and Deloris ArgyleRoy and Betty ArmstrongAlyssa ArredondoCarie ArslanianMartha ArveyCurtis and Ellen AsayTom and Megan

AshenbrenerLacey AslettKathleen AtwellLeroy AtwoodTeresa AxtellBrian and Crystal AyersMarsha AzorskyIzabella BagdasarovaRobin BagentStephen and Mary BaileyLynn and Karen BairdLisa BakerTina BakerJoyce E. Ballard

Joel and Allison BangerterEileen BanholzerMarianne BarkerRobert and Jo BartholomewDavid and Stacy BasingerJoel Bate and Donna KrapfGeorge and Patricia BatteMichael BatteGary and Maria BaumNick and Karen BaumertBarbara BeckDavid BeckerDennis and Cheryle BeckerFred and Laurie BellKathleen BellDonna BenkulaCarol Berg and Stafford

ThomasMichael and Sandra BergAnn BergerRick and Sandra BernsenChristopher and Karen BetzJames and Stefanie BieriThomas and Tamara

BillmanVivienne BishopSusan BlairTodd BlassJace BloomWilbert and Alice BodenDouglas and Candace

BoesigerPatrice Bonadiman-BollarCindy Bond and Mike

GlennKristen BooneTodd and Aura BoonePauline BorgesJohn and Sarah BottingerTonja BowcutCody and Melanie BowenElaine BowenCarol BoydMick BoydKevin and Irene BradshawJoyce BradyChris and Lanie BraggHill and Ann BrandsmaGary and Barbara BrattDell and Diana BrayJody BredingWilliam BreedingDan and Jennifer Brizee

Charles and Karen Brockway

Mitch and Bev BrooksDoyle and Alice BrowerCraig BrownJohn BrownCaren BrowneTim and Jennifer BrowneCharles and Cheryl

BrumbachSusan BrumleyClara BrunerKelsie BryantFrank and Virginia BuckDon and Claudeen BuettnerTravis BunkerRodney and Patty BurkGary and Karen BurkeEleanore BurkhartMargaret BurksTom BurnikelFrederick and Karlyn

BusdickerMichael ButcherLoren ButlerJoann ButtarsDennis and Ursula

ByingtonChristina CamaraDonald and Diana

CampanellaDiane CampbellRoy and Peggy CampbellGeorgia CantrellDuane and Susan CarlsonRandall and Kathleen

CarlsonEdward and Valerie

CarpenterNoble CarpenterRichard and Jane CarricoRoss and Amy CarriganDaniel and Wendy CarrollClara CarterBrent and Jackie CatmullKay CatmullWarren and Darlene

CaweltiDavid and Gleavessa

ChambersCatrina ChappleMichael and Jane

CharchenkoBetsy Cherry

David and Emily CheslikTamara CheslikGary and Candace ChildersJudy ChildsStephen and Debra ChiversChelse ChristensenJay and Karla ChristensenLynette ChristensenRaul ChristensenMary Jo ChurchVic and Norma ClaridgeChris and Kathy ClarkHeath and Cortney ClarkRon and Sharalee ClawsonLance and DeeDee ClowDoran CluerPatricia CochranChuck and Carolyn CoinerKenneth CoinerJohn ColemanSusan CollinsMary Jane CongerR.L. and Carol ConklinEugene ConnerTroy and Wendy CookMike CooperCharles and Lynn CorrellThomas and Mary CourtneyBarrett and Rachel CraigBryan Craig and Autumn

BarneyDennis CrawfordJason and Becky CrestoJohn CristobalDavid CroasdaileRichard CroasdaileOwen and Loretta CrockettKevin and Patricia

CromwellJanice CroshawSamra CulumSpencer and Nicke CutlerMark and Catherine DailyLeroy and Frances

DalSoglioJoanna DameyRodney and Ann DartGinger DattiloGerardo and Rosa DavilaKeith and Diane DavisTom and Jackie DavisMichael and Sharon DayJoshua De Groot

Your donations make a significant difference to a CSI Student. When you give the gift of a scholarship, you are not only supporting our students financially but also changing the future for the students and their entire families. The generous donations acknowledged in this report were made between July 1, 2018 and June 30, 2019. Thank you for making the choice to help in our CSI Eagles in the past.

thank you Csi Foundation CoMMunity donors

steFFany niCole leavittDon and Kathryn Ramseyer Scholarship

I have been given another chance to go back to school after being a wife and mother of two little children. I was so honored to be awarded the Don and Kathryn Ramseyer Scholarship to help me in my venture back to school. It’s not always easy balancing finances to make everything work out, but with this gracious opportunity, it helped alleviate some of my worries. I will forever be thankful for this generous scholarship. I’m working towards completing my elementary education degree and it gives me great hope, knowing that there are others out there willing to invest their support in me. It gives me the confidence to work hard and do well in my educational journey.

Before Don and Kathy Ramseyer got married they became acquainted through the Magic Valley Cerebral Palsy Council. This was a group that banded together to help children with Cerebral Palsy have a better life including providing funds for special education. Both of them lost their spouses in 1968 and 1969 but they found their way to each other and together continued the work on the council until it disbanded when a special education school was built in Twin Falls. The Ramseyers facilitated the leftover funds when the council ended being sent to the CSI Foundation to support students looking to work in the field of special education. In 2002 the Ramseyers donated a personal gift of stock to be used for general scholarships at CSI. They continued to generously support students during their life. Unfortunately, Don and Kathy passed away in 2008 and 2009 respectively. Although their lives ended, their work helping others improve through higher education will live forever. Over $189,000 has been distributed to help students with their tuition expenses because Don and Kathy knew an investment in education is an investment for the whole community.

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thank you Csi Foundation CoMMunity donorsYour donations make a significant difference to a CSI Student. When you give the gift of a scholarship, you are not only supporting our students financially but also changing the future for the students and their entire families. The generous donations acknowledged in this report were made between July 1, 2018 and June 30, 2019. Thank you for making the choice to help in our CSI Eagles in the past.

Dan and Stacey DeagleRoss and Kathy DeahlDon and Tommie DeanJohn and Janet DearbornLarry and Kathy DeitrickTony DelgadoLaura DetmerJacqueline DeversBernadette and Pete

DeVitoWilliam and Carole

DeWaldCindy DicksonClint and Anna Dille’Reed and Pamla DilworthEd and Tami DitlefsenBrian and Kate DobbsAlex and Amy DoetschBob and Marilyn

DonnelleyAnna DovenmuehlerJohn and Pat DrakeClark and Keri DraneyLenell DrieselCarroll DrownBarbara DuffinDaniel and Rebecca

DugganArthur DuncanKevin and Ansina DurhamPatricia DuttGrace EakinCurtis and Mardo EatonJames and Violet EatonRobert EbbsKelli EbersoleBarbara EcklerLarry and Vicki EdgarPaula Edmonds-HollifieldJoshua EdwardsLueLinda EgbertThomas and Karen ElemFrank and Jeanene EllisRay and Bonnie EmettGary and Donna EnnisLaura EricksonPauline EvansKent and Julie EvensenDaniel N. FarmerJudy FerriesJim and Barbara FieldsMary FieldsPaul and Anita Fink

James and Ellen FischerPaul FisherAndrew and Michelle

FitzgeraldMichele FitzgeraldMarlene FlorkeCindy FlowersMarjory FluegelGordon FlygareJoyce FoggJack and Dorothy FolsomJanice ForbesM.L. Foreman and T. Batte

ForemanGary and Rosemary

FornshellRobert ForsterBrian and Janine FortuinRichard and Shirley

FowlesEmma FoxJeff and Evin FoxJames FraleyTracy FrankAllan and Fran FrostTheresa GabicaJeanette GaileyRichard and Carla GaileyJohn and Janine GallianLindsey and Casey

GambrelJeanne GannonMoises GarciaRosa GarciaJoseph GardnerPerri GardnerJeannine GareyLoyd and Marjorie GareyDiane GauseRoss GedeborgJim and Barbara GentryCynthia GerhardtChrista GessamanJohn and Edyth GibneyDennis and Marcia GiereLaura GilbertJerry and Roanne GilletteMary Ann GilmoreMary Camille GlennQuinton and Mikala

GneitingRex and Sandra GolayErin Goodfellow

Shawna GottfredsonBoyd GrantMelissa GrantJim and Christine GravesJean and Ronald GreenMike and Glenda GreenCally GrindstaffKevin and Barbara GroverDavid GrovermanLouis GrundelDanny and Jolie GuevaraKeith and Peggy GullMatthew and Cryatal

GunningBarbara GuthrieJuanita GutierezTheodore and Patricia

HadleyJohn and Ranee HaightSonya HainesGeorge and Melanie

HalsellBen and Janna HamlettJeff HancheyValdon and Carolyn

HancockGregory and Gloria HanksAnnette HansenDouglas and Annette

HansenJacob HansenTracy and Connie HansenJenny HansonBruce and Cindy HardingJeff and Cindy HarmonJud and Tamara HarmonJoe and Bev HarperNeil and Bonnie HarpsterJeff and Susan HarrisKenneth and Sarah HarrisWayne and Charlotte

HarrisMarilyn and Patti Harrison

SistersKyle and Brenda

HarshbargerDee HartmenTerry and Joan HavenAlbert HawkinsPatricia HayeRichard and Sharon HayesJudy and Butch HeatwoleJoey Heck

Howard and Antonia Hedrick

Warren HeinsChris HengelConrad and Sharon

HenkelmanRyan and Jeri HenleyKris and Katie HennaJudy HensleighAlejandra HernandezJacob HessJesse and Peggy HessKameron and Jenna

HibbardAdam and Jessica HillFarron and Maurine HillJ. Brent HillRaymond and Sherry

HoemBarbara HoggattVeronica HoggattScott and RoseAnna

HollidayGary and Linda HollingerAnatoliy HoncharenkoJoyce HoogestegerTerrence HorganAileen HormannAlan and Lorinda HornerBill and Lisa HortonRay HoustonMargie HowardJacob HowellBrandon and Jacqueline

HoyerCleo HoyleLeonard and Sylvia HuberJohn HughesPolly HulseyMichael and Beverly

HumbachJon and Connie HuntMark IbrahimLowell and Carol IhlerJim and Sondra IngallsSteve and Lynn IronsCarolyn IversonKelly and Carol JacksonHarley and Mary JacquesJames and Wendy JaquetDick and Cindy JardineJohn and Peggy JardineCarl and Dagmar Jeffries

Annette and Gary JenkinsGordon and Jackie JenkinsIlene JenkinsMark JenkinsBarbara JensenEli JensenJuvenal and Gloria

Jiminez-MednezChandler JohnsonHarold and Vanda JohnsonSandra JohnsonShirley JohnsonSharon JohnstonDianne JolovichGlen and Jill JonesJulie JonesKim JonesLynn and Joanne JonesRobert and Nancy JonesMark and Ellen KashinoKaren KasterTaylar Kaster

Nancy Ann KeaneAnnette KeeferTiphaniee KeeferBob and Janet KeeganTeresa KeetchJohn and Nancy KelkerDoug KellisRichard and Brenda

KendallLaverne KendrickWalton and Shanna

KendrickSamuel and Nancy

KennetteLinda KentKarl and Sally KleinkopfCreighton KnightJim and Doriene KnightBarry and Tracy KnoblichWanda KnoppKelsey KnorzerRobert F. Koch

Robert and Tina KochPhyllis KochertJohn and Louise KoontzLara KowalskiRick and Mary KuhnBarbara KunkleSuellen LammersMarilyn LancasterEileen LantingGreg LantingVirgil LariosAndrew LarsenTaylor LarsenTheodore and Annette

LarsenGary and Debra LauerRoger and Susan LaughlinMary LawrenceDaniel and Dadhri LeeSheila LeeBradley LeggettChuck and Lois Lehrman

Jan LemckeGaea LeteJohn and Marie LickleySusan LidstoneKent and Becky LiermanLyntessa LimasJerry and Carla LinderScott and Cheryl LindquistHerbert and Anna LinnLarry and Ann LloydLawrence and Pene’ LloydPaul and Lori Lo DucaKaeley LoaderRyan and Corinne LoaderCindy LongmanJasmine LopezRosa LopezMichael and Sandra LoveGlen and Paula LovendahlSam and Fran LowmanNancy LutzAubree Lytle

thank you Csi Foundation CoMMunity donorsYour donations make a significant difference to a CSI Student. When you give the gift of a scholarship, you are not only supporting our students financially but also changing the future for the students and their entire families. The generous donations acknowledged in this report were made between July 1, 2018 and June 30, 2019. Thank you for making the choice to help in our CSI Eagles in the past.

dr. Cal Butler MeMorial sCholarshiP Fund

Dr. Cal Butler met his wife Marilyn at Colorado State University. They married in 1959 and continued to live and work in Colorado. In 1971, Cal and Marilyn moved west and settled with their daughters on a family farm in Buhl. While learning how to farm from neighbors, Cal taught at CSI eventually serving as the chair of the math department. Cal’s advanced math students really liked him and it was not unusual for them to return to CSI and thank him for what he taught them. Marilyn also taught algebra and math for non-science students at CSI starting in 1988. They both decided to make every day a Saturday and retired together in 2000. Retirement

meant grand adventures for Cal and Marilyn as they traveled with ATV’s, their pick-up camper and the Cessna 180 Cal flew. They also spent time exploring places overseas including England, Russia, Germany, France, Costa Rica, Spain, Australia, Mexico and both Central America and South America. After 58 years of adventures, Cal sadly passed away in 2018. Although Cal’s globe-trotting adventures came to end, the memory of his love for CSI students will never end. This fund is one of our newest funds at CSI and we look forward to awarding students in the 20-21 academic year. This way we can ensure Cal’s legacy of challenging students academically and teaching them to think critically will live forever. We are very grateful to the whole Butler family for choosing to honor Cal this way.

aCadeMiCs evolution

The College of Southern Idaho has always been proud of a rich academic tradition that meets the needs of students from all walks of life. One of the strengths of this tradition has always been the ability to change, adapt, and grow to meet the needs of our students and community. When Dr. Cindy Bond started as an Instructor at the College of Southern Idaho in 1980, most of CSI’s students came on to the Twin Falls campus to study in fields from Accounting to Theatre. When Dr. Bond retired from her position as Instructional Dean in 2019, CSI was the college of choice to students from all over the world. Many of these students take their classes online

or at local high schools through our extensive dual credit programs and study in fields from Precision Agriculture to Wind Energy Systems. Many of these students earn degrees at CSI without ever setting foot on our campus. This broadening of the student base has also brought with it a need to look outward to our sister institutions and pay close attention to transfer and course equivalency throughout the state of Idaho. For years, the College of Southern Idaho has offered complete programs here in Twin Falls but could do so without much of the outside influence that is felt today. In 2019, CSI continues to adapt curriculum and course needs not only to our own population, but with an eye to how those adaptations will make it seamless for our students to move from institution to institution throughout the state of Idaho. One of our many strengths is this ability to always evolve to serve our communities and constituencies. We look forward to that for decades to come!

Rex and Emmie LytleLorena MaagDaoragh MaccabeePaige MackayDan and Margaret

MacLerranRandy and Kathy

MacMillanDonald and Joann MacRaeRobert MaddockLinda MadsenPatrick and Helen

MaglaughlinMatt and Kara MahannahStanley and Patricia MaiDave and Kathy MakingsCara MaloneMarty and Karen MangumTony and Chris Mannen

Craig ManningMaja MarkovicFred MarmieA. Rene MartinMary Kay MartinL. A. and Mary MartinatMike Mason and Joy

BarinagaRoss and Tresca MasonScott MastersJeff and Debra MatierGunter and Donna

MatschkeBryan and Jayne MatsuokaElaine MatthewsAlan and Martha MaxwellDavid and Deborah MayRobert MayerHenry Mayland

Sherry McAllisterMike and Jan McBrideJohn and Constance

McCabeFrances McCammonSuzanne McCampbellLouise McCartyCourtney McCombsHarriett McCordHerb and Margaret

McCullyTerry and Judy McCurdyJody McDanielBonnie McDowellShelley McEuenElizabeth McGinnisJeff McGinnisRobert and Candita

McHargue

Sally McHargueDavid and Lee McKinlayKarleen McKinnonReed and Nikki McMullinJohn MeadMarty MeadScott MeadeDan MeehlPhyllis MelnykStacy MerrillVern and Judith MetcalfRocky and Shirley MettsChris and Tracey

MeyerhoefferJerry and Pauline

MeyerhoefferRonald and Debbie MiciakArleen MilesDavid and Marsha Miller

thank you Csi Foundation CoMMunity donorsYour donations make a significant difference to a CSI Student. When you give the gift of a scholarship, you are not only supporting our students financially but also changing the future for the students and their entire families. The generous donations acknowledged in this report were made between July 1, 2018 and June 30, 2019. Thank you for making the choice to help in our CSI Eagles in the past.

For 20 years the CSI Foundation held an annual dinner and auction we called the Black & Gold Ball. After communication with donors and board members, it was decided to move away from large dinner events and look to holding smaller, donor focused events to better help connect donors directly to students. The Foundation spent the past year planning the events that will meet that request.

The CSI Foundation HOPE Giving Circle was launched in the past few months. A giving circle is when a group of people come together to pool their resources for a specified purpose. The HOPE Circle will bring community women together to raise scholarship funding for female students at CSI. Any woman can join the circle with a qualifying contribution. Circle membership will connect women at all stages of life. Circle members will not only have the

opportunity to provide scholarships for the next generation of educated women, but will also have the opportunity to mentor students, and connect with like-minded women in the community, personally and professionally. If you are interested in joining the CSI Foundation HOPE Giving Circle please return the enclosed envelope with the appropriate box checked.

The CSI Foundation is planning a Scholarship Donor Reception in April 2020. Donors will get the chance to have lunch or dinner with students who received funds in the 19-20 academic year. We have had increasing requests from both donors and recipients to arrange a gathering where they could meet and learn more about each other. This event will be completely hosted and anyone who has started an endowment or whose funds have been awarded may receive an invitation. If you’d like to be included in that event please check the appropriate box on the enclosed envelope and we will reach out to you. Please note the final guest list will be dependent on awarding status and whether or not the student is able to attend.

For information on these and other Foundation events feel free to contact our office, or check us out online: www.csi.edu/foundation.

the Past, Present and Future at the Csi Foundation, inC.

CSI’s mission has always included workforce training to drive economic prosperity in the community. Prior to the formalization of the Workforce Development & Training division, economic development projects were assigned to various leaders on campus. In 2014, Workforce Development & Training was formally created, and with each year, the department’s capacity to serve the community continues to expand. Workforce Development & Training not only services economic development projects but also offers career trainings and education programs that build pathways to post-secondary education or success in the workforce.

The mission of Workforce Development & Training is to help everyone in our community thrive. With the region’s increasing diversity, this department continues to be responsive to the changing needs of companies and individuals. We partner with companies to upskill their current employees, onboard new employees, and help teams work more effectively.

We also actively engage with the community to understand workforce needs so that we can help individuals secure a job, advance in their career or change careers completely. Through trainings offered by this department, individuals are exposed to career paths, certifications, and opportunities in a way that’s accessible for where they are in their lives through in-person, online, hybrid, evening classes, and apprenticeships. The career that once seemed unreachable is now in their grasp, and this department has the honor of being the stepping stone that opened the door and made it accessible.

Workforce Development & Training now serves over 10,000 students a year; a 200% increase from 5 years ago. Our network of professionals consists of over 100 instructors including CSI employees, local experts and in some cases, outside talent. This is possible thanks to the engagement and support of the communities we serve. We appreciate those who partner with us by lending their expertise as instructors, hiring the individuals who take part in our training programs, and supporting our free events as sponsors. Without our community partners and donors, we would not be able to ensure that everyone in our community has the opportunity to thrive.

workForCe develoPMent through the years

CSI recently launched Weekend College Plus. Designed for working adults and students with family responsibilities, Weekend College Plus provides convenience and value to non-traditional students. Students can earn an associate degree or certificate one weekend at a time! Courses are available through multiple delivery modes (face-to-face, online, and hybrid) and offered in the evenings on Fridays and Saturdays. Free tutoring is available in the evenings (including Friday) and Sunday. Summer semester math preparation courses, established certificate and degree plans, and course sequence keep students on target to complete their program in two years or less. Weekend College Plus currently offers degrees in Liberal Arts (AA), General Business (AA), and Education (AA) as well as certificates in Accounting/Bookkeeping (AAS) and Welding (BTC, ITC, and AAS). In addition to these, Geospatial Technology (BTC) is offered at the CSI Jerome Center.

Many students report they appreciate the opportunity to earn a degree or certificate in the evenings and weekends while still being able to work during the week, allowing them to live a more balanced life. Childcare scholarship opportunities are made available to students that need childcare, providing the opportunity for parenting students to finish their credentials.

For more information, please contact Kendal Nield at knield@csi.edu or 208-732-6876

At the request of the CSI Foundation Board, this past year, the Foundation staff undertook a project to create the Southern Idaho Nonprofit Directory. We asked nonprofits independent from religious or political organizations, to give us information on who they are, what they do and why they do it. Over 100 organizations participated by returning the card we sent them or using the online form. We built the directory using that information, printed it and distributed it to accounting, legal and financial professionals. If there are folks working with those professionals who are philanthropically inclined but not sure what options existed, they can now browse the directory. It was delightful to learn more about these nonprofit organizations in Southern Idaho and create a vehicle to communicate the great work happening in our communities. We hope it is a useful resource for both nonprofits and estate planning professionals.

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rana MohMandBrad Craig Memorial 1984

My journey through education has not been typical. I have worked hard to be able to take classes and I’ve had to overcome so many barriers. One of those barriers was coming to America from Afghanistan just so I could get an education. Another barrier was learning the language. Then there was the challenge in being able to pay for college classes. Fortunately, the cost was offset because I was the recipient of the Brad Craig Scholarship Fund. Attending classes has helped me grow as a human as well as increase my ability to do better in life. CSI classes have taught how to be a learner which has helped me complete my courses each semester. So far I have competed the first step in realizing my dream of becoming a surgeon. Once I complete my education I will take what I have learned and go into the world and help people. I would like to thank the Craig’s for creating this scholarship fund to help students achieve their goals. It really does make a difference.

Brad Craig MeMorial sCholarshiP Fund

In 1984 the College of Southern Idaho had been around for 19 years. A group of community members recognized the need to have a way to raise scholarship money for students and this resulted in the CSI Foundation being created. One of the first funds to be established in the brand new Foundation was the Brad Craig Memorial Scholarship Fund. Brad was the son of CSI Chairman of Board of Trustees for 37 years, LeRoy and his wife Joyce Craig. Brad was a CSI Alumni and he is remembered as someone who never met a stranger. He was a runner, skier, and photographer and had boundless energy. He touched many lives in his 18 years. LeRoy and Joyce chose to honor Brad’s memory by starting this fund. This particular fund is extremely helpful because it targets very special students. These students may have a past that, for various reasons, makes them not qualified for regular scholarships. But they possess unique personal characteristics and potential as individuals in the present and we are certain they will make significant contributions to society in the future. In the 35 years since this fund was started $92,768 has been awarded showing that even though Brad can’t be here to express love and encouragement to students, his memory can. Thank you LeRoy and Joyce for leaving a legacy for CSI Students.

thank you Csi Foundation CoMMunity donorsYour donations make a significant difference to a CSI Student. When you give the gift of a scholarship, you are not only supporting our students financially but also changing the future for the students and their entire families. The generous donations acknowledged in this report were made between July 1, 2018 and June 30, 2019. Thank you for making the choice to help in our CSI Eagles in the past.Marcia MillerPeggy MillerRobert MillerSue MillerRobert and Janet MilliganJoseph and Sandra

MitchellJan Mittleider and Leon

SmithCharles and Toni

MonticelliCurtis and Debbie MorganJeffrey and Carrie MorganPeggy MorrisJocelyn MorrisonChristian and Amy MoviusLyman and Arlis MuellerChance MunnsWill and Stefanie MurphyAnn MurrayKurt and Anna MyersManone MyersHollis and Karen NealJay and Ellen NeeserJohn and Connie NeitzkeJack and Emily NelsenRichard and Susan NelsenWalt and Pat NelsonZetell NelsonMarge NessaJason NewlanBraxten NielsenRick and Kathy NielsenJulie NitzelLouise NofzigerLaird and Kathy Noh

Ginger and Bruce NukayaCarrie NutschPam O’DellDale and Susan OdonnellDale and Cathy OhlsonMerry OlsonRoxane OlsonLaMar and Rosalie OrtonChristian OttDorothy OutzsMelissa OwensMarvin and Teresa PaceBill and Melissa PalumboLana ParkerBob and Linda ParkinsonThomas and Toni ParsonsWayne and Shonna

ParsonsBetty PastoorTerry PattersonDuane and Mary PaynterDave and Margaret PeckKymm and Andrea

PeckhamTamara PehrsonJames and Linda PepcornCesar and Claudia PerezJoann PetersonBetty PettitTerry and Sandra PfauDonald and Bonnie PicaBrad PierceMichael and Stephanie

PierreJannett PincockNorlyn Pope

Aleksandra PopovicSteve and Cathy PoppinoMax and Mary May PotterCarolyn PotucekDarin and Ruth PowellJudy PrescottMarvin and Alice PrescottJack and Sylvia PrettiToni and Steve PriceNick and Sharon PurdyTerri PuschelKeith and Kim QuigleyJohn and Linda Sue QuinnBeth RadfordMary RadmoreLuis and Aurelia RamirezGuy and Nina RamseySusan RamseyerColin and Karen RandolphW. and Rose RanftBrian RasmussenMichael and Vera RedmanSarah RenaldiJohn and Leslie RennerGeorge and Sandra RexMatt ReynoldsRobert and Judith

ReynoldsDonna RiceLarry and Brenda RiceKaren RichardsMarilyn RichieBob and Nancy RidgewayDale RiedeselChristopher and Paula

Riesen

Peggy RipleyDon and Anna RitcheyJohn and Dawn RiveraAndrea RobbinsLarry and Marcia RobertsEvan RobertsonLawrence and Carolyn

RobertsonKaren RobinsBill and Roselle RobinsonDenae RobinsonRonald and Debra

RobinsonBob and Eileen RodmanDavid Rodriguez and

Dawnette Reis-Rodriguez

Paul and Nancy RodriguezScott and Erica RogersAnn RolfesJeffrey and Kaylynne RoligCody RoseMary RoseJohn and Karen RosholtHal and Donna RossLinda RoweRichard RuckerConnie RushtonJames and Diana RussellRobert and Paula SalinasTerry and Brenda SanfordDorothy SayersHelen SchaalWayne and Alice SchenkPatricia SchererTom and Farla Schiermeier

Loving our students and helping them learn and succeed is about far more than the content that we teach in the classroom. If they don’t have basic resources and support, asking them to focus on the hard work of being a college student becomes impossible. The CSI Foundation supports our students and the work of CSI faculty in so many important ways. I’m proud to make donations every month to several CSI Foundation funds. In so many cases, just a little bit of help means the difference between success and failure.

One of my professors in graduate school used to say “The feeding of students is one of life’s great honors.” He was right. Gilbert’s Pantry is a new and vital support mechanism for our students. You can’t learn with an empty stomach or if you’re worried about where your kids’ next meal is coming from. The campus food pantry carries

non-perishable food, toiletries, household items like laundry detergent, and school supplies. Donating money in addition to the items that they ask for allows them to buy what they need and to give students the opportunity to buy things on their own.

The CSI STEM Scholarship provides financial support and recruiting incentives to local students interested in science. As a member of the CSI STEM faculty, these are my students and I donate to give them a bit more encouragement and reward them for their hard work. Being a full time student while also holding a full time job, as many of our students do, is a very demanding balance. Anything that we can do to give our students the freedom to focus on their classes helps them to be more successful. This is a place where a few hundred dollars can make an incredible impact on the future of one of our students. Last spring’s “signing ceremony” to welcome the high school students who earned this scholarship was a lot of fun!

With my donation to the Greatest Needs Fund, I trust the Foundation to help students who have unexpected obstacles to their success in school. I’ve seen this fund help students come to class by helping with a car repair or gas money, broken glasses, and other things that would otherwise prevent them from coming to class. A little generosity can really change someone’s life and give them hope.

My classes have benefitted greatly from the generosity of the CSI Foundation donors. I’ve had a mini-grant funded that allowed the purchase of lab equipment that gives my Organic Chemistry 2 students hands-on experience with important lab techniques. This knowledge and experience helps them to stand out from their peers as they apply for jobs in research laboratories when they move on from CSI to their transfer institutions.

The CSI Foundation is one of the very best things about being associated with the College of Southern Idaho. They are the purest expression of our mission to educate and uplift our community. Their work makes me very proud to contribute.

Megan JaCoBson – Csi Foundation eMPloyee giving

thank you Csi Foundation CoMMunity donorsYour donations make a significant difference to a CSI Student. When you give the gift of a scholarship, you are not only supporting our students financially but also changing the future for the students and their entire families. The generous donations acknowledged in this report were made between July 1, 2018 and June 30, 2019. Thank you for making the choice to help in our CSI Eagles in the past.

Thad and Judy ScholesBill and Jennie SchowGlenn D. SchroederMark and Svetlana

SchuckertClay and Gail SchullAmy SchutteLarry and Carma SchwagerSandy ScottTom and Cindy ScottArthur and Maire SelinPerry and Krista ShankJoseph and Mary ShawJean ShawverMary Shepherd

Marilyn ShilueHeidi SiddowayRobert L. SiddowayRandy SimonsonPriscilla SissonShelly SkaugJonathan SkinnerKaren SlackGary and Kathleen SletteSteven and Betty SliferDonald and Mary SluderBrandon and Jennifer

SmithChristopher and Bobbie

SmithDeOnne Smith

Ellis and Donna SmithIrene SmithKristen SmithPaul and Beth SmithRandy and Norma SmithVaughn SmithRobert Schuler and

Whitney Smith-SchulerDee SnarrJohn and Virginia SnowTara SnowArlene SolmonPatten SorensenVon and Sheri SorensonDan and Susan Stallings

Ray and Tina StandleeBart and Dannette StarrT. E. and P. J. SteeleLaMar and Maxine

StephensonR.C. and Betty SteppJack StewartLawanna StewartPat StewartKurt and Gyda StimpsonRichard and Kathy StiversKelli StoddardMerrill and Danielle

StoddardSterling StoddardDallas and Sandra Stoller

William and Alice Grange, better known as Bill and Penny, came to Twin Falls in 1953 as Bill was an appliance area representative climbing the corporate ladder at General Electric. Penny reported that at the time of the transfer they didn’t even know where Twin Falls was. However, a few short years after arriving, Bill quit his job with General Electric because the corporation wanted to transfer him away and he and Penny didn’t want to go. Eventually, Bill was hired to manage the Chamber of Commerce office downtown. It was a time of economic struggles for the Granges and the city but despite that, Dr. James Taylor caught their ears with his ambitious plan to create a junior college. Bill said before they knew it they were raising $500,000 for a Fine Arts Center. For the next decade Bill and Penny watched the community and its college grow until another job took them to Boise in 1969. Even though they moved away, the students at CSI never left their hearts and minds. In 1987, just a few years after the CSI Foundation was formed, they gave an extraordinarily generous gift in the form of a Charitable Remainder Unitrust, also called a CRUT. That gift actually became a source of humor for Bill as it was discovered in 2016 that he had outlived it. He responded with

telling people the secret to a long, happy life was creating a CRUT with the Foundation! By all accounts a happy life is what Bill and Penny shared until she passed away in 2005. Bill later passed away in 2018 and for his final gift to the Foundation, he established an endowment from his estate called The William Grange Scholarship fund to provide support for students in the Career-Technical/Workforce Development programs. Bill and Penny were wonderful people and wonderful friends to the Foundation. We are incredibly grateful that they chose to support the Foundation in the past, present and future. If you would like more information on giving like Bill and Penny have done please do not hesitate to contact our office.

williaM and aliCe grange

John and Betty almost met at a Hollister High School dance. He had caught her eye and as he was the brother of one of her friends, it was arranged for them to meet. However, John had a twin brother and that’s who was actually brought over for the introduction. That evening, she rode home with John, his date, his twin brother and her friend. Something must have sparked for John because the very next Sunday he came to call on Betty. That began their 56 years together. After their December wedding, John and Betty settled in the Salmon Tract. They farmed together and had a very happy life until John, sadly, passed away in 1995. Betty had a deep love for John and she also loves her participation in agriculture. This led to her wanting to start an endowment in 2012 to honor John’s legacy and to help her be connected to agriculture through the CSI students. In just 7 years, the fund has distributed $19,391 in scholarships. We are truly appreciative of Betty and all she is doing to help our students have a better future for themselves.

John and Betty Rae Pastoor Scholarship

A college-level education has never been more integral to people making an impact in the world of agriculture than it is today. And thanks to the special generosity of the John and Betty Rae Pastoor Scholarship, I am pursuing a career that will make just such an impact. My name is Jonathon Ehlers and I am continuing to work on my Agri-Business – AA degree at the College of Southern Idaho. This scholarship has been such a tremendous help to my studies. College is not getting any cheaper, but the Pastoor’s Scholarship took this great load off my shoulders so I could focus on my studies more intently. I could not be more thankful for this generosity that sent me forward in life and I hope that I can live my life and use my career in ways that help others on the same road I found myself on.

Jonathan w. ehlers

John and Betty rae Pastoor sCholarshiP

thank you Csi Foundation CoMMunity donorsYour donations make a significant difference to a CSI Student. When you give the gift of a scholarship, you are not only supporting our students financially but also changing the future for the students and their entire families. The generous donations acknowledged in this report were made between July 1, 2018 and June 30, 2019. Thank you for making the choice to help in our CSI Eagles in the past.

Paul and Kathy StoverTim and Kelly StoverKathy StraubRosemary StroebelGuy StubbsLarry and Patti StumpfKaryl SuiterWilliam and Gayle

SullivanLarry and Ann SuttonDavid and Nancy SwainPhyllis SwainstonRobyn SwainstonCheryl SweetKimberly SweetMarjorie SweetSteven and Sandra SwopeKathleen TanakaKaren TaylorSharilyn TaylorPaul and Colleen TempleLori Te’oShanay TerrellBenny and Linda ThomasBruce and Annie

ThomasonEric ThomasonJosh ThompsonCody and Nicole ThorntonBetty Throckmorton-

MahanPatrick and Linda TierneyMonica TognettiScott and Debbie TonerDouglas TooleCynthia ToppenLarry and Ann TorixLloyd and Christine TownCharles TracyDawnetta Tracy

Jody TremblayKen and Trena TriplettHarold and Saundra

TurbevilleCarolyn TurnerRevis and Emmy TurnerSharline TurnerBrandi TurnipseedLee and Barbara UrieLarry and Judy UrrutiaPete and Linda Van Der

MeulenKay Van HeesCory VanTasselJoanne VassarPhilip and Gloria VaughtSigrid VeenendaalMaritza VegaJason and Paige VickreyJewel VieuSteven and Krista ViningArnold WagnerJessica WagnerTom and Darlene WagnerEdwin and Patricia

WaldapfelDavid and Carolyn WalkerLarry and Mary WalkerRandy WallJosh WallinRalph and Brenda

WalquistRobert and Lori WardJeffrey and Carol WarnerMark and Valerie WarnerDeck and Susan WatersPaul and Peggy WatlandNiel and Judith

WeatherbieMarie Webb

Norman and Ila WebbDale and Janet WebberPatricia WeberDeborah WeigateJeananne WelchIlina WelkerStephanie D. WellsBill and Sheryl WestGeorge and Janet WestJake WestStephen and Joyce

WestfallLeRoy and Sharon

WheelerNeal and Carla WherrySusan WhisnerBob and Sharon

WhitchurchJane WhiteLarry and Kathy WhiteMarsha WhiteTodd and Marilyn WhiteLottie WidmerJohn and Elmoine WightRachel WilkieBarton and Nancy

WilliamsBill and Carolyn WilliamsBrian WilliamsDaniel and Sonja WillieJamin WillsSharon WillsSteve and Jeanette WillsShawn and Erika WillseyArthur and Enedina WilsonCathy WilsonDavid and Heather WilsonDeb WilsonFrankie G. WilsonLarry and Sandra Wilson

Les and Marilynn WilsonTerry and Judi WinkleJustin and Melanie WinsonRandy and Julie WinterRoss and Danielle WintonBryan WittineRichard WolfS. Wolfe-CarraherDon and Georgina

WolvertonTom and Jane WoodlandSusan WoodruffKip and Tawni WootenDick and Rebecca WorstScott and Amy

WorthingtonBetty WrightDouglas and Julie WrightMary WrightShelly WrightJulie Wright-LeggettWilliam and Norma YagerJack A. and Dorothy

YarboroughJack E. YarbroughMax and Jan YingstGary and Tamara YostGary and Elynor YoungMike and Judy YoungmanCamille ZachMylei ZachmanJoAnn ZahariasSamir and Meliha

ZahirovicNikcole ZamarripaGlenn ZausmerNancy ZebarthGeorge ZelenskiNancy J. ZielinskiJennifer Zimmers

In April 2018, the State Board of Education approved the College of Southern Idaho to offer a unique teacher preparation program, designed specifically to make a contribution to the exceptional teacher shortages plaguing the schools in our community. In the state’s 2018 Teacher Pipeline Report, it was reported that Region 4 has the highest percentage of teachers working without full certification; specifically, at least one out of every ten teachers is practicing without full certification. This is a fact that could have a long-term, negative impact on our region. Multiple studies have shown that teacher quality is the most critical factor in a child’s education, and while an ineffective teacher can put students at an academic disadvantage and affect their progress for years, a student with a highly effective teacher can have positive long-term academic gains. Our educator preparation program is striving to address this issue - key to the future economic health of Region 4 - by providing a highly innovative, practical approach to supporting and preparing the many teachers in our community who are teaching while working toward full certification.

CSI’s educator preparation program is unique in a number of ways: Unlike traditional preparation programs, we strive to individualize each learning plan, accounting for the strengths each teacher-candidate brings. We utilize nationally recognized best practices throughout our instructional modules and performance assessments that are aligned with State Standards and the Charlotte Danielson Framework for Teaching Clusters (the current foundation of Idaho’s teacher evaluation process). These modules can be accessed at almost any time, and from anywhere in the state. Most important, however, is our preparation program’s emphasis on hands-on training and individualized, consistent support for our candidates provided by a highly skilled mentor.

The goal of CSI’s educator preparation program is to address Idaho’s current teacher shortage by ensuring more flexible and robust training options to support emergency hires throughout Idaho school districts, but also expanding our program to fulfill our vision of partnering with districts to proactively create and fill local teacher pipelines. Our aim is to work with district leaders to identify career-changers within their communities, and paraprofessionals that we can guide toward the attainment of a bachelor’s degree as necessary. Our program will bring them all together in a residency-type program, allowing them to become fully certified and focused on continuous professional learning prior to taking on the responsibilities of a full-time teacher. If you are interested in supporting our program, sponsoring a teacher candidate, or becoming a teacher yourself, please contact Katie Rhodenbaugh at 208-732-6396 or krhodenbaugh@csi.edu for program information, and Tamara Harmon from the CSI Foundation at (208)732-6249 for information on how you can financially support this important work.

Csi CoMPtenCy Based eduCator PreParation PrograM

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Paul E. Newton Scholarship

Out of all the goals I have set for my life, completing college has been the biggest and most daunting. After graduating high school, I realized just how difficult it would be - books and tuition being the largest expense of them all. I have always been laser focused on my future career as a Registered Dental Hygienist, so I was willing and ready to endure the financial burden. With donations from generous donors, such as the Paul E. Newton Scholarship, I have been able to solely focus my efforts on becoming the best student and clinician that I can be. This scholarship has helped to alleviate the current stresses of the miscellaneous expenses that go along with hygiene school. As I enter my senior year, I am excited for what the future holds and am already planning ways that I can give back to my community once I graduate. I am sincerely so grateful for the assistance and support throughout my education.

Paul Newton’s first introduction to the college was when he came in to conduct some of the original engineering on campus as it was being built over 50 years ago. He and his wife Nancy were also one of the early donors to the Fine Arts Auditorium project. Paul was born in Iowa but when a job brought him to Southern Idaho he jumped into the community with both feet. He was heavily involved with economic projects, he worked as the city engineer and even served on the Twin Falls City Council in the early 80’s. Paul and Nancy also raised four boys right here in Twin Falls. When Paul passed away in 1992 his family wanted to ensure that Paul’s name would forever be attached to the college, honoring his legacy of contributing to CSI’s future. This endowment has awarded $13,019 to CSI students since inception. It will continue to help students indefinitely and as the fund grows the awards will also grow ensuring future generations will know about Paul and his family.

Paul e. newton MeMorial sCholarshiP

Business & organization donors

3 Cheers Rental6th District High School

RodeoAARP, Inc.Advance Energy LLCAmerican Legion Auxiliary

Unit #26Association of Government

AccountantsAT&T Services, Inc.Autumn Haven Assisted

Living, Inc.Balteus Design GroupBarrett Insurance Services

LLCBattelle Energy AllianceBlue Lakes Rotary ClubBrewster Cheese CompanyBrody Newman

Scholarship FundBW Unlimited LLCCamp Rainbow Gold, Inc.Canyons RetirementCasdorph IncCastleford Com Mens Club

Inc.Chaparelle House 090

Assisted Living Concepts LLC

Clear Springs Foods, Inc.Clif BarCole ChevroletCombat Veterans

Motorcycle Association 13-5

Countryside Animal ClinicCoventry Mortgage of

Utah, Inc.Cromwell Consulting, Inc.Crossroads United

Methodist ChurchCSI Career & Counseling

ServicesDennis Capps Trucking

Inc.

Dennis Dillon Auto Park & Truck Center

Deseret Trust CompanyElko County CattlewomenElmore County Search and

RescueFarmers National BankFinal Cut Synthetic Turf,

LLCFirst Federal Savings BankGalgo IncGary D. Slette, P.A.Gooding County

ProsecutorGrand Court of

Washington Order of Amaranth

Greater Goldendale Area Chamber of Commerce

Hagerman Alumni Association

Hagerman Joint School District No. 233

Hanks Custom Lawn CareHilex Poly Co., LLC,Holesinsky Certified

Organic Vineyard and Winery

ID Laureate Alpha ZetaIdaho Central Credit

UnionIdaho Latino ScholarshipIdaho Transportation

DepartmentIntermountain Auto Pull A

PartISBA - NCSAJ. Evan Robertson, P.A.James M. Osborn Piano

ServiceJensen’s Custom Cabinets

And Mill Work LLCJerome Civic ClubJohn L. Muegerl Charitable

Trust Account

K. & T. Steel CorporationKelly Hurst Agricultural

Consulting Inc.Kyle Enterprises, LLCLauterbach Educational

TrustLee W. Schmidt

Scholarship Tr FundLee’s Plumbing Inc.Linked Capital, Inc.Magic Valley ElectricMagic Valley Festival of

GivingMagic Valley Fly FishersMagic Valley Music

Teachers, Inc.Magic Valley Stampede

Gold Buckle Club, Inc.Management Systems Inc.McCain FoodsMinidoka County Fair

BoardMinidoka Memorial

HospitalMountain America Credit

UnionOasis Stop & GoOHS Class of 1965Over & Under, Inc.Pitney BowlesPoole & Willis

OrthodonticsPowell Anesthesia PCPrescott & Craig IncProject Mutual TelephoneReed Grain & BeanReeder Services LLCRotary Club of JeromeRussell Sigler Inc.Safari HospitalitySankey Pro RodeoSawtooth Rangers, IncScales Unlimited, Inc.Smokin Soldier

Productions

So-IDA CommoditiesSoran Restaurants IncSouth Central District

HealthSouthern Idaho Livestock

JudgingStone Creek Construction,

LLCSummit Dental Care, P.C.Swire Coca-ColaTitleOne CorpTreasure Valley Steel BoiseTwin Falls Health Initiative

TrustUinta County School

DistrictVietnam Vets/Legacy Vets

Motorcycle ClubVocational RehabilitationWagner Transportation

CompanyWalker Water Systems Inc.Ward OrthodonticsWatkins Distributing Sales

& ServiceWest End Men’s

AssociationWestern Development

CorporationWills ToyotaWilson MotorYourCause, LLC

Your donations make a significant difference to a CSI Student. When you give the gift of a scholarship, you are not only supporting our students financially but also changing the future for the students and their entire families. The generous donations acknowledged in this report were made between July 1, 2018 and June 30, 2019. Thank you for making the choice to help in our CSI Eagles in the past.

Castleford Education FoundationThe Cimino FoundationEducation Foundation of the Blaine

County School DistrictGene Haas FoundationGorge Community FoundationIdaho Community FoundationKeveren Foundation Inc.

Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation, Inc.

Lee Foundation/ Times NewsJohn H. and Laurena B. Marshall

FoundationMartens Family Foundation Inc.MDU Resources Foundation

National Intercollegiate Rodeo Foundation

Seagraves Foundation Inc.Shell Oil Company Foundation

Matching GiftsSmallwood Scholarship Foundation

Fellow Foundation donors

Charles AlbanBetty AllredNeal “Grizzly Bear” BarigarRose S. BarkerRay BarsnessStuart BearupGeorge BeckHarry BenjaminBruce BennettRose BinghamCindra BrinkmanCal ButlerDiane CampbellNorman CloughBrad CraigChance CraigDavid CroasdaileIrene DalsoglioGene Davis

Austin DobbsKen EdmondsNorma ElliottPat FisherMary Alice FlorenceJohn R. ForbesRuth GlennDon HarrCole HatcherHenk HeelingDaniel HirdJim HoggattJohn and Martha HoopBernice JacksonForest JohnsonRoy and Vera JohnsonJean JordanGabe KleinkopfKatherine “Kay” Koch

Kenneth LattimerKyle McBrideShirley MocroftRaymond MooreMichael MummDouglas “Scott” NeffPearl NelsonMarlan NorrisBeth OlmsteadGail ParishBeverly “Bev” ParsonsJennifer PattersonDonald PattersonSteven Dean PlossKelly PriceTrish RandolphSharon K. ReedTom RidgewayMajor Alan Rowe

Frank SchererJim SchlundRena SheppeardLynn ShermanDick ShotwellBertha SkiverStan SnowLavar SteelArlee TeagenBonnie ThompsonGayle “George” TomlinsonMike TremblaySherry Tschannen FuquaScott TurnerRuth TurnerJoan WaltonLaDonna WilkinsJim WillisGary Young

The College of Southern Idaho Foundation, Inc. received donations in memory of the following people between July 1, 2018 and June 30, 2019. We are extremely grateful to the friends and family members who chose to remember the students at CSI during very difficult times.

MeMorial giFts

Jan BrumbachChris CharltonLeroy and Joyce CraigTeri FattigJeff Fox

Lee Ann HaganCindy JardineGlenn May and Sandra

LoveGerald Meyerhoeffer

Jan MittleiderMerl SchmoeTodd SchwarzIzabel Marie ScottJody Tremblay

Sandy WapinskiCheryl and Bill WestJim and Cyndie Woods

What do you do for someone when it is a special occasion and they already have everything? You honor them by giving a donation to the CSI Foundation in their name. CSI students have benefited through honorarium gifts given for the following people between July 1, 2018 and June 30, 2019.

honorariuM giFts

Endowments are a way to provide scholarships to CSI Students forever. Once the minimum amount is donated the funds are invested and interest earnings are used to fund scholarships annually. It’s a great way to create a lasting legacy of giving for yourself or a loved one. The following endowments were created by generous donors between July 1, 2018 and June 30, 2019.

Dr. Cal Butler Memorial ScholarshipThe Harrison Sisters Superstars Fund

David Croasdaile Dance EndowmentThe William Grange Scholarship Fund

new endowMents

existing endowMentsDale and Sheila Adams Career

Technical ScholarshipHoward and Helen Anderson-

Adkins ScholarshipPearl R. Aldrich Memorial

ScholarshipOve and Nora Andersen ScholarshipAnonymous Gift Annuity

ScholarshipApplebee’s Women’s Volleyball

EndowmentLeon Aslett Memorial/Circle A

Construction ScholarshipDorothy Bacon Memorial

ScholarshipHelen N. Ball Memorial ScholarshipHelen Banks Memorial ScholarshipJohn M. and Rose S. Barker

Memorial Nursing ScholarshipIrl and Barbara Bartlett Engineering

and Estate Scholarships*Barbara and Jerry Beck EndowmentGeorge and Jane Beck Memorial

ScholarshipTrae/ David William Becker III

Memorial Scholarship FundMildred A. Beddingfield Trust

Nursing ScholarshipAl Benkula Memorial ScholarshipCarl W. Berg EndowmentThe Marilyn Blackurn Hayes

Nursing ScholarshipBlaine County Education ScholarshipBlass Family ScholarshipRobert Blastock Memorial

ScholarshipThe Boer Family ScholarshipBuilding our Futures Together

Agricultural ScholarshipsBuilding our Futures Together -

Boise State University 2 + 2 Scholarships

Building our Futures Together - General Scholarships

Building our Futures Together - Idaho State University 2 + 2 Scholarships

Building our Futures Together - Southern Idaho Education Center (SIHEC)

Building our Futures Together - University of Idaho 2 + 2 Scholarships

Juliet Boone Memorial Nursing and General Scholarships*

Hazel Kruse Bordewick and Helen Bordewick Memorial Honors Scholarship

The Maurice A. Bowers ScholarshipE.L. Brackett Memorial ScholarshipSarah C. Brannen Memorial Nursing

ScholarshipJohn and Miriam Breckenridge

Agricultural Farm EndowmentRichard and Donna Brizee

ScholarshipMary Brown Memorial Nursing

ScholarshipJune Prater Brown Altrusa

ScholarshipOlive Browning Charitable Trust

FundDouglas P. and Margaret Burks

Agribusiness ScholarshipBurley IOOF Lodge #118

ScholarshipRay and Louise Bush Memorial

ScholarshipTrudy Bradshaw Bybee ScholarshipAlice May Byrd Memorial

ScholarshipCalendar Girls ScholarshipWilliam Carver and Sue Summers

Carver ScholarshipJoe Cilek Memorial Business

ScholarshipThe Macel and Max Coffman/Emma

Smith Memorial ScholarshipMarjory Remington Coleman

Memorial Music Scholarship Endowment

Kent and Cindy Collins ScholarshipCooper Norman ScholarshipDon Crabtree Memorial FundBrad Craig Memorial ScholarshipChance Craig Memorial ScholarshipJ. Woodson Creed Memorial

ScholarshipCrouch Family Foundation FundShawn Davis Rodeo ScholarshipRuth Detweiler Memorial

ScholarshipRobert E. Dickenson Scholarship

EndowmentEastern Star Scholarship

Curtis H. and Mardo Eaton Scholarship

Harry and Willie Eaton Memorial Business Scholarship Endowment

Curtis T. and Wilma Eaton Memorial Agricultural and Memorial Teaching Scholarships*

Eden Lodge ScholarshipJoan and Mel Edwards ScholarshipDelores Evans Memorial ScholarshipExeter Family Scholarship in

Memory of Ada May ExeterFar West Agribusiness Association

ScholarshipFarmers National Bank ScholarshipEarl and Hazel Faulkner Herrett

Center EndowmentAngelita Theresa Fillmore Music

EndowmentFirst Federal Savings Bank

ScholarshipCharles and Ina Fisher & Art and

Helen Beem ScholarshipOtto and Eleanor Fowler Memorial

ScholarshipLyle A Frazier Professional

Technical Education and Business Scholarships*

Frost Visual & Performing Arts Endowment

Tom and Jeanne Gannon Scholarship Endowment

Jim and Barbara Gentry History Scholarship

Gibbs Family Teaching, J. Garland Gibbs Memorial Agriculture and Clara Gibbs Music Scholarships*

Thomas A. and Mary I. Gibson Scholarship

Valdo and Valma Gray Scholarship Endowment

Percy and Nedra Greene Aquaculture Scholarship

LaDorah and Robert Greenslate Scholarship

Habitat for Humanity ScholarshipBeverly Hackney Dance ScholarshipElza Hall Memorial Law

Enforcement ScholarshipFred and Pat Harder ScholarshipEmmett & Vida Harrison and

Daughters Marilyn and Patti Endowment

existing endowMentsBert and Donna Hartwell

ScholarshipCole A. Hatcher Memorial FundLouis and Dorothy Hayward Nursing

ScholarshipBill Heard Memorial ScholarshipHedrick Family Memorial

ScholarshipThe Helen and Ken Henderson

Memorial ScholarshipFrances Hesselholt Memorial

Opportunity ScholarshipJoseph and Betty Hillegas Nursing

ScholarshipAnne Hollingshead Memorial

ScholarshipW.R., Marge R. and Angela R.

Hoops ScholarshipLarry Hovey Memorial Journalism

ScholarshipIdaho Central Credit Union English

as a Second Language ScholarshipIdaho Federation of Women’s Club

ScholarshipIdaho Power Environmental

Technology ScholarshipIdaho Soil Conservation Auxiliary

ScholarshipThe Frank and Mary Ireton Memorial

Nursing ScholarshipIrwin Family Scholarship in Memory

of Barbara IrwinDick Irwin Memorial EndowmentDon and Mary E. Jensen Memorial

ScholarshipOrville “Bud” and Doris Johnson

Health Sciences ScholarshipJake and Grace Jones/Jakers

ScholarshipRolland and Dorothy Jones

Memorial Agriculture ScholarshipEiner and Belle Kalberg ScholarshipBob and Janet Keegan Scholarship

EndowmentKeveren Foundation ScholarshipHermon and Jean King Art Gallery

Endowment and Memorial Nursing Scholarship*

William G. and Katherine Koch Scholarship

Tom and Matsuye Koto ScholarshipKroll Family Scholarship

Lex and Celia Kunau Mini Cassia Scholarship And Unrestricted Scholarship*

Land Title and Escrow/TitleOneBuzz Langdon Memorial

Professional Technical Scholarship

Cornie and Donna Lanting Scholarship

Agnes Leidig Memorial ScholarshipHenry L. and E. Jean Leydet

ScholarshipMagic Valley Builders AssociationMagic Valley Cerebral Palsy

ScholarshipMagic Valley Early Iron EndowmentMagic Valley GMC Dealers

Scholarship EndowmentTom and Betty Throckmorten-

Mahan Agricultural ScholarshipMarilyn Malberg Education

ScholarshipDanny Marona Performing Arts

ScholarshipGerald and Judy Martens Family

ScholarshipAgnes Martin Memorial ScholarshipLawrence V. Martin Memorial

Scholarship FundBradley Mason Memorial

ScholarshipWallace Matthews Memorial

Nursing ScholarshipGlenn M. May ScholarshipEugene McGuire Memorial

ScholarshipLeon and Gay McKay Agriculture

and Music ScholarshipEdward and Marilyn McKim

ScholarshipEdward D. and Irene F. Meigs and

Oliver J. and Fern Hall Meigs Endowed Scholarship

Messersmith Family ScholarshipGerald R. Meyerhoeffer and Family

ScholarshipThe Helen I. Middleton FundJim Mildon Memorial Law

Enforcement ScholarshipDon and Novella Mittleider

ScholarshipMorris Family Agricultural Fund

Larry Motzner/ Warren Thorne Culinary Arts Scholarship

James Moulson Memorial Law Enforcement Endowment

Don S. Nelson Memorial Aquaculture Scholarship

Walter C. and Pat Nelson Scholarship

Paul E. Newton Memorial Scholarship

Tim and Shawna Obenchain Scholarship

Tracie J. O’Gorman ScholarshipMurray and Maxine O’Rourk

Memorial ScholarshipOtt Family Scholarship FundW. Wayne and Eva Mae Parish

Memorial ScholarshipAlice Parker Trust ScholarshipJohn and Betty Rae Pastoor

ScholarshipCon Paulos/Gary Storrer Business

Class EndowmentJonathan and Isa Phipps Memorial

ScholarshipJohn “Jack” and Mabel Pierce

ScholarshipFrank and Martha Pohanka

Horticulture ScholarshipJohn Pohlman Memorial ScholarshipMary W. Priebe Memorial

ScholarshipPorter H. Pringle and Mae Belle

Pringle Agricultural ScholarshipL.N. “Bud” Purdy and Ruth Purdy

Health Sciences ScholarshipKen and Lily Quilici Memorial

EndowmentEstate of Donald D. and Kathryn C.

Ramseyer EndowmentTrish Mundt Randolph ScholarshipTheodore Rangen Aquaculture

ScholarshipW.L. and Freida Reiher Memorial

Estate and Memorial Land Scholarships*

Elwood and Helen Rich Memorial Scholarship

Garl Ridgeway/Merrill Porter Memorial Oddfellows Scholarship

Riedesel Engineering ScholarshipBill and June Roberts Memorial

Scholarship

existing endowMentsLarry and Carolyn Robertson

ScholarshipBlue Lakes Rotary ScholarshipThe Rotary Christmas Scholarship

EndowmentLaVern and Lucille Routh Nursing

ScholarshipMajor Alan Rowe ScholarshipTheodore “Ted” Sandmeyer

Memorial Nursing ScholarshipPat and Lloyd Schneider Memorial

ScholarshipThad and Judy Scholes Scholarship

#1 and #2*Bill and Jennie Schow ScholarshipGordon and Audrey Schroeder

Agricultural ScholarshipSeagraves Family Foundation

Scholarship EndowmentRobert and Carolyn Seibel

ScholarshipJames H. Shields Memorial

ScholarshipClyde and Wanda Sillin Memorial

ScholarshipPaula Brown Sinclair Early

Childhood Education ScholarshipBertha Skiver Memorial Teaching

ScholarshipSlette Family ScholarshipRalph and Betty Smith Nursing

ScholarshipSnake River Symposium Honors

FundJoy Solosabal Memorial Veterinary

Technician ScholarshipHarold Soper Memorial Scholarship

Leo Soran Memorial Baseball Scholarship

St. Luke’s Magic Valley Auxiliary Memorial Scholarship

St Luke’s / CSI Horticulture Scholarship

Starr Corporation ScholarshipSteele-Reese Foundation ScholarshipClint Stennett Scholarship FundT.W. and Winifred Stivers Memorial

Business ScholarshipStivers Family “Prepare for

Tomorrow” ScholarshipDr. Roy Strawser Memorial

ScholarshipDarrell Surber Memorial ScholarshipJean B. Swartling ScholarshipDr. Rodney Swartling Memorial

ScholarshipSwire Coca-Cola Women’s Athletics

EndowmentDr. James L. Taylor Memorial

ScholarshipR.L. Bud Teasley Memorial Jazz

ScholarshipRoxie L. and Lois Adele Thompson

Memorial ScholarshipThornton/Jenkins Scholarship

EndowmentTimes News Lee Enterprises

ScholarshipTitleFact, Inc. Business ScholarshipInez McDonald Tomlinson

Memorial Nursing ScholarshipMike and Jody Tremblay Agricultural

Scholarship

Denise Turner Journalism Scholarship

Twin Falls Clinic and Hospital Health Sciences Scholarship

Ed and Kathryn Uhlig Memorial Agricultural Scholarship

Dr. George Warner Memorial Nursing Scholarship

Sister Audrey Welch Memorial Scholarship

David and Cheri Werbeck Scholarship

M.J. West Memorial Angel Scholarship

Wesley Williams Memorial Scholarship

Rick and Sandy White ScholarshipWilliams/Thompson Family

Educational ScholarshipWilliam J. and Carletta J. Williams

Scholarship Endowment in Memory of their Grandson, Derek Grant Dille’

Carson Wong Music ScholarshipNicholas B. Wood Memorial Law

Enforcement ScholarshipPat Woods Memorial Nursing

Scholarship EndowmentGrant and Iva Wyatt ScholarshipAndy Yost Memorial ScholarshipJack D. Young Administrative Trust

ScholarshipEdward and Evelyn Yragui Restricted

ScholarshipZions Bank Scholarship

*Denotes multiple funds

Please contact the Foundation office to request a copy of the 2018-2019 audit.

Asset management is an important function of the Foundation. It includes oversight of investments and a balancing of long-term strategies. Optimizing the annual dispersement of scholarship dollars while enhancing the value of core resources is critical.

historiCal asset Core data

historiCal sCholarshiPs award aMount

Leo SanchezTwin Falls

Travis RothweilerPresident Elect

Twin Falls

Lori WardPresidentTwin Falls

Mike WilliamsJerome

Debra J. WilsonExecutive Director

Kimberly

Dan LloydRupert

Jan MittleiderCSI Board of Trustee

Twin Falls

Colin RandolphTwin Falls

Shawnee KyleTreasurerTwin Falls

Ryan JundPast President

Buhl

Melissa KippesBuhl

Kara GlecklerTwin Falls

Jeff FoxCSI President

Twin Falls

Maxine BellJerome

Csi Foundation Board oF direCtors