Report to the Community - Foundation · award of $190,000 to fund the IVC Photonics Initiative,...

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ADVANCINGS T U D E N TS U C C E S S

Report to the

Community

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Advancing Success for Today and Tomorrow

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FOR OVER 28 YEARS, IRVINE VALLEY COLLEGE(IVC) has been advancing success for our students and ourcommunity. Nearly 15,000 students now attend IVC eachyear. Many transfer to a four-year college; others move directly into successful careers; and still others experiencethe “community” in our community college, enrichingtheir lives through IVC’s distinguished arts, sports, emeritusand other community programs.

IVC offers an exceptional value for the highest quality education. IVC is ranked #1 in Orange County and #2among all California community colleges in transfer rates.Students transfer successfully not only to UC and CSUcampuses, but also to prestigious universities across the nation—like USC, Stanford, Caltech, Chapman, Columbia,Johns Hopkins, Cornell and Brown, to name just a few.

IVC was just awarded its first National Science Foundationgrant, a three-year Advanced Technological Educationaward of $190,000 to fund the IVC Photonics Initiative,which prepares students for employment in photonics, arapidly growing field that covers the science and engineeringof devices that interact with light.

In August 2013, IVC received a $50,000 grant from theWells Fargo Foundation to support the creation of a newVeterans Services Center for active service members, veteransand military dependents.

We recently held a first-ever summit bringing together 70community and campus partners to begin planning the College of the Future at ATEP, our Advanced Technology &Education Park in Tustin. is initial brainstorming sessionfocused on closing the skills gap and integrating educationand workforce development. We look forward to collaborat-ing on this exciting business and educational partnership.

Whether your interest is in promoting programs such asSTEM (science, technology, engineering and math) to advanceeconomic growth, engaging new students, assisting mid-lifelearners returning to college to retrain, or in educating veterans, we welcome your support and investment.

Glenn R. Roquemore, PhDPresident, Irvine Valley College


“As a single mom with limited resources and a full-time job when I enrolled, Irvine

Valley College proved to be a significant turning point in my life. IVC provided me

with the discipline, organization and time management skills—and the resources such

as tutoring in math and writing—to pursue my associate degree in accounting. I had

an excellent support system of counselors and faculty who encouraged me and gave

me the confidence to pursue an advanced degree.”

—Beccie Dawson, current Chief People Officer at THINK Together and long-time

member of the IVC Foundation Board of Governors, was named IVC Alumna of the Year in 2008.

Beccie Dawson

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After graduating from either UCLA or the University of Michigan with a Bachelor’s and

a Master’s degree in Communications/Public Relations (she also wants to spend some

time studying abroad), Kelly plans to find a job at one of the top public relations firms

in either LA or NYC. She says, “IVC has so many great people, both faculty and staff,

who care about your success and will work with you to help achieve your goals. Having

so many people around who will go above and beyond to help you has been my

favorite part of IVC.” Kelly is in the IVC Honors Program and is also a member of Phi

Theta Kappa. She has been a social media intern in the college marketing office for

the past year and a half.

Kelly Ulrich

A Premier California Community College

IRVINE VALLEY COLLEGE (IVC) IS A PUBLIC,comprehensive and diverse community college with nearly15,000 students, including over 400 international studentsfrom over 35 countries. Known as a leader among California community colleges, the 28-year-old institutionis dedicated to student success and to providing high- quality, accessible and affordable education for all. Locatedon 100 acres of beautifully landscaped, park-like propertyin the heart of Irvine, the IVC campus offers students exceptional educational opportunities in state-of-the-art facilities. e college takes pride in its multi-talented faculty and staff.

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“IVC OFFERS STUDENTS AN EXCEPTIONAL

VALUE FOR OUTSTANDING UNDERGRADUATE

PREPARATION. BY COMPLETING THEIR FIRST 60

UNITS OF LOWER-DIVISION GENERAL

EDUCATION AND MAJOR COURSEWORK AT IVC

AND THEN TRANSFERRING TO COMPLETE

THEIR UPPER-DIVISION WORK AT A UC OR CSU

CAMPUS OR PRIVATE/INDEPENDENT COLLEGE,

STUDENTS CAN SAVE THOUSANDS OF

DOLLARS IN TUITION AND FEES.” —Richard H. Morley, Foundation Executive Director,

Irvine Valley College

“WE OFFER A SMALL-COLLEGE ATMOSPHERE

WITH OUTSTANDING STUDENT SERVICES

AND QUALITY INSTRUCTION. OUR MISSION

IS TO PROVIDE AN INCREASINGLY RELEVANT

CURRICULUM AND THE LATEST TECHNOLOGY

TO PREPARE OUR STUDENTS FOR

THE FUTURE.” —Glenn R. Roquemore, PhD, President,

Irvine Valley College

James Bailey

Our Campus: Advancing Student Success

Did you know? u IVC currently offers over 60 Associate in Arts (AA)and Associate in Science (AS) degree majors and over 50career technical certificate programs.

u IVC is ranked #1 in Orange County and #2 among allCalifornia community colleges in transfer rates to four-year institutions.

u New Career Technical Education (CTE) programs atIVC encourage transfer and/or immediate employmentopportunities in areas such as electronics, recycling and resource management, paralegal studies, applied museumstudies and entrepreneurship.

u IVC has a strong and active Honors Program andover 20 honors classes each semester for academically talented and motivated students. Our award-winningchapters of the honor societies Phi eta Kappa and Psi Beta make us proud.

u IVC’s 13 outstanding men’s and women’s athleticteams include state champions—most recently, in the fallof 2012, the IVC women’s golf team won its second statetitle in three years; in the spring of 2013, the Irvine Valley women’s sand volleyball team captured its firststate title in the new and upcoming sport on the community college level.

u Each year, IVC offers a spectrum of classes for approximately 12,000 emeritus students at convenientoff-campus sites.

u Over 200 students from two area high schools are enrolled in IVC’s Early College Program, and will receiveboth high school and college credit for completing approved CSU- and UC-transferable IVC courses.

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James Bailey was the first athlete to represent the Irvine Valley College graduating class

as a student commencement speaker in 2013. A proud husband and father of four,

James returned to Irvine Valley after being away for a decade, during which time he

faced health and financial trials. His return also marked a comeback to the Lasers

basketball program, where he led Irvine Valley to a second-round appearance in the

state championships. James says he plans to “attend CSU Dominguez Hills or

Northwestern California University School of Law to receive my bachelor’s degree in law,

as well as go for a juris doctor. I want to make a difference through law and politics, while

promoting peace and hope through Christianity.”


While a student at Irvine Valley College, Sean Joyce never imagined that someday he

would be working as city manager of Irvine, one of Orange County’s most dynamic

and successful “new” cities. The sixth of seven children, Sean credits IVC for opening

up his world to unlimited possibilities. His first college course, Introduction to Western

Civilization, made him passionate about learning, while capturing his imagination and

inspiring him to succeed. After his successful start at IVC, Sean went on to achieve a

Bachelor of Arts in political science and a Master of Public Administration from Cal

State Fullerton. In 2007, Sean was honored as IVC’s Alumnus of the Year.

Alumnus Sean Joyce

Value to the Community

IRVINE VALLEY COLLEGE HAS A DRAMATIC,positive impact on the local economy in many ways.Each year students leave IVC and either go on to seek anadvanced degree at a four-year college or university, or rejoin the workforce, many here in Orange County. eiradded skills translate to higher earnings and a more robust Orange County economy. IVC brings added valueto the community as a whole.

A recent study revealed that achieving an associate degreefrom Irvine Valley College will increase a student’s earningsto over $40,000 per year, or 35.4% more than the averagehigh school graduate. (e Economic Contribution of SOCCCD: An Analysis of Investment Effectiveness and Economic Growth, CC Benefits, 2012.)

“CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGES ARE

THE POINT OF ENTRY TO HIGHER

EDUCATION ACROSS THE STATE, ENROLLING

MORE THAN TWO-THIRDS OF FIRST-TIME

STUDENTS WHO ATTEND STATE COLLEGES

AND UNIVERSITIES.”

—National Center for Public Policy and Higher Education

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Beginning her journey in the world of computers in 1986 as an avionics system engineer

for Boeing, IVC Professor Roopa Mathur had no idea then how important computers

would eventually become in her life. Now a full-time faculty member at Irvine Valley

College, she constantly seeks to engage her students in all areas of computer information

management, from web development and animation, to database and multiple PC

applications. A lover of brainteasers, her motto in life is “Never Stop Learning,”

a philosophy she tries to live by, and one she daily tries to impart to her students.

Professor Roopa Mathur

Our Campus: Advancing Student Success

e academic and career achievements of IVC studentsare inspired by the exemplary accomplishments of IVC’sfaculty and staff. College employees have been repeatedlyselected by their professional peers to serve at the regional,state and national level. IVC faculty members have beennamed the countywide Community College Teacher ofthe Year eight times. Excellence in their fields translatesinto excellence in their classrooms. Between 2012-2013alone, IVC employees received the following recognition:

u Lifetime Achievement Award from the Research and Planning Group

u Psi Beta honor society Chapter Excellence Award

u Two 2013 UC Irvine Educator Recognition Award recipients; eight previous awardees

u OC Superior Court Humanitarian of the Year

u Excellence in Research Award from the Research and Planning Group

u Distinguished Fulbright Scholar for the second year in a row

u Two national titles: 2012 National Parliamentary DebateAssociation National Championships

u 2012 CLERC Award for Outstanding Chinese Teaching

u Acknowledgment in e Princeton Review (2012) as one of “e 300 Best Professors”

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336PART-TIMEFACULTY

127FULL-TIMEFACULTY

175CLASSIFIEDSTAFF

24 FULL-TIME ADMINISTRATORS/

CLASSIFIED MANAGERS


Looking Ahead; Planning for the Future

IVC HAS EXPERIENCED OVER 28 YEARS OF steady growth and development. anks to our passionatestudents, strong community support, and dedicated faculty and staff, we continue to see exceptional results.Following the great uncertainty of the recent recession,IVC is emerging stronger. As we begin to see state fundingfor colleges being restored, we are developing more systems to advance student success—be it a two-year degree, a skills certificate for solid employment, or transfer to a four-year program.

Over the next two decades, our college looks forward tocontinuing to provide students with the finest educationpossible. Looking ahead, the future at IVC is filled with abusy schedule of arts, athletics, increased outreach to thecommunity, and new and innovative academic and careerprograms to meet the changing needs of a global economy.

As our academic and career programs grow, we will expand our campus, repurposing some buildings, constructing new classrooms and labs, adding parkingstructures, more resource centers, and a new entrance,among other projects. Our new Life Sciences building willbe LEED Gold certified, with approximately 30,000square feet of classroom and laboratory space utilizing day-light harvesting and natural ventilation. e indoor spacewill blend seamlessly with the exterior, with recycled rubber tile floors and sustainable bamboo lab cabinets.Outdoor features will include tiered seating and gardens

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IVC is very proud that we continue to be recognized as a Military Friendly School. With

over 600 military veterans currently enrolled, IVC received this distinction for being

among the elite schools in the nation to offer active service members, veterans and

military spouses the best education, best value and most welcoming atmosphere

among 7,000 academic choices. IVC has also recently inaugurated a veterans support

group, the Veterans Angels, whose donations will help fund critical support services

that are presently lacking in the veterans’ educational aid packets.

Veterans


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The IVC FoundationTHE IVC FOUNDATION BOARD OF GOVERNORS,its benefactors and supporters believe that advancing education, advancing our community and advancing theeconomic growth of our region are among the greatest investments we can make in our community. Without thesupport of the IVC Foundation and its donors, the qualityof the educational experience that IVC provides to thousands of students each year would be at risk. Privatefundraising, gifts and bequests are increasingly significantfactors that help the college deliver the first-rate educationthat is the underlying foundation of our students’ success.

e Foundation is dedicated to ensuring that IVC hasthe resources it needs to provide a high-quality, affordableand accessible college education to the residents of thecity of Irvine and its neighboring communities.

Join us today and help us advance to a brighter, more prosperous future for our region and our state. e IrvineValley College Foundation is a non-profit 501(c)(3) charitable organization (Tax ID#77-0239916).

The IVC FoundationBoard of GovernorsChairWilliam M. Crosby, Esq., Law Offices of William M. Crosby

First Vice ChairCandace M. Huie, CPA, White Nelson Diehl Evans LLP

Second Vice ChairEric Johnson, Profit Recovery Partners, LLC

SecretaryErnest Hackmon, Technology Industry Consultant

TreasurerWilliam Hewitt, Community Representative

Past ChairWilliam M. Crosby, Esq., Law Offices of William M. Crosby

Board MembersChip Corso, Edwards Lifesciences, LLC

Peter Gluck, Brown Rudnick, LLP

Diane Oaks, Irvine Valley College

Glenn R. Roquemore, PhD, Irvine Valley College

Kathy Schmeidler, PhD, Irvine Valley College

Susan Sweet, Irvine Valley College

William Woollett, Jr., Irvine City Manager Emeritus

Foundation Executive DirectorRichard H. Morley, CFRE, CSPG, Irvine Valley College

showcasing California’s native plants and microclimate. isbuilding will serve as a hub for faculty and students engagedin a wide range of courses in the biological sciences.

IVC looks forward to serving the ever-growing demand forcourses that prepare students for nursing, biotechnology andenvironmental studies, as well as the many life science courserequirements needed for study in health-related areas, suchas medicine, dentistry, pharmacy and optometry.

Find out more about the IVC Foundation bycalling 949-451-5472 or going to the website

at www.ivc.edu/foundation.


The IVC Foundation

THE IVC FOUNDATION SERVES THE COLLEGE,our students, and our faculty and staff. e Foundation contributed a record high $915,509 to the college in programs, support for managing campus project accounts,faculty and staff development and student scholarships.e Foundation reached an all-time-high revenue of$1,361,454 for 2012-2013, with an increase of 22% incontributions and an increase in net assets of 12%. echarts on the right show the overall income and expenses.With fundraising costs at only 13% and overhead at 13%,the IVC Foundation continues to increase support to theCollege while maintaining lower-than-average operatingcosts for nonprofit organizations overall.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

u Over 300 students were given a record high of$324,058 in scholarships and awards for the 2013-2014academic year.

u e City of Irvine has funded the IVC Foundationwith $100,000 each year, for the next three years, for student scholarships, high school student programs, andfor Early College counselors.

u e online PRO IVC (Promote IVC) campaign increased accounts and donors, enabling faculty, studentsand staff to reach out directly to their contacts. e Foundation matched the donor contributions 33%, for a totalPRO IVC campaign of $272,672 distributed to 77 accounts.

u The 26th Astounding Inventions event drew 460 youthinventions from Tustin and Irvine schools, and an increasein corporate participation. Our major sponsor, GreenbergTraurig, LLP, hosted top students and supported pro bonopatent application work. With success beyond prior years,$34,000 was raised for IVC programs and student scholar-ships, and for student inventors. e event attracts regionalattention and showcases IVC to the STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) community.

u e Foundation supported IVC faculty by creating anonline portal for students to submit their research for thefirst-ever Political Science Essay Contest, and an onlinedonor site for the Kirk Gorrie Memorial Scholarship.

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INCOME 2012-13Contributions Support $1,147,781Revenue $238,091Total $1,385,872

Contributions Support83%

Revenue17%

EXPENSES 2012-13Program Services/Contributed to College $541,203Scholarships $324,058Management and General $197,093Fundraising $115,371Total $1,177,725

A Investments on deposit with the CCCSE (Osher) Endowment Fund.

1 Includes Development Fund, Astounding Inventions,Foundation Awards Dinner and Golf Tournament accounts.

2 Temporary Restricted Funds are established and maintained with contributions that have donor-imposed restrictions or are contributions solicited for a restricted purpose.

3 All accounts set up as endowments earn interest and require a minimum balance of $5,000.

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

June 30, 2013 July 1, 2012ASSETSCash and cash equivalents $402,983 $177,465Investments $1,140,772 $1,018,290Investments with the Foundation for CaliforniaCommunity Colleges A $398,237 $377,726

Accounts receivable $755 $2,716Prepaid expenses $12,751 $2,633Total assets $1,955,498 $1,578,830

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETSLiabilitiesCurrent liabilitiesAccounts payable $174,502 $6,405Accrued liabilities $424Total current liabilities $174,926 $6,405Total liabilities $174,926 $6,405

Net assetsUnrestricted1 $287,702 $188,173Temporarily restricted2 $553,165 $504,507Permanently restricted3 $939,705 $879,745Total net assets $1,780,572 $1,572,425Total liabilities and net assets $1,955,498 $1,578,830

Program Services/Contributed to College

46% Scholarships27%

Management andGeneral17%

Fundraising10%


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Donor Guide to Giving

THE IRVINE VALLEY COLLEGE FOUNDATION provides several ways for you to support our educationalprograms and our students.

u General College Support: Unrestricted gifts providethe greatest benefit to the college by allowing the IVCFoundation to address the greatest needs that the collegehas identified for funding. ese gifts allow the most general support of all campus projects and student scholarships, and enable the Foundation to grow the capability to generate more revenue to support our students and faculty.

u Student Support: Scholarships can be awarded basedon academic merit and/or financial need. Scholarshipawards assist IVC students with fees, books, and the generalcost of attending IVC. Contact the IVC Foundation at949-451-5290 to discuss specific scholarship criteria thatyou are interested in funding. For more information onscholarships, see www.ivcscholarships.org.

CONTACT THE

IRVINE VALLEY COLLEGE

FOUNDATION:

RICHARD H. MORLEY, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

[email protected]

949-451-5290


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Current Gifts. Current gifts can be made by mail or by visiting the IVC Foundation on campus. Current gifts mayinclude cash or gifts of stocks or securities. Gifts of stocks orsecurities may afford you, the donor, significant savings incapital gains taxes. A gift of highly appreciated but nonperforming stocks is an excellent way to consider supporting IVC students, faculty and staff.

Gifts of Personal Property. For current gifts of securitiesor in-kind gifts, please call the Foundation at 949-451-5290.

Scholarships. A full list of IVC scholarships can befound online at www.give2ivc.org. You may give onlineto an established scholarship. For setting up a newscholarship, see www.give2ivc.org, or call the Foundation at 949-451-5290.

Corporate Matching Gifts. Many local and national corporations match individual gifts. Check with your company’s human resources department to see if your donation can be matched by your employer.

Online. You can access the IVC online giving page atwww.give2ivc.org. ere you will find many ways to support IVC students, faculty and staff, and IVC programs. You may use your credit card on our secureonline giving page.

Gift Planning: Bequests and Trusts. For information ongift planning, including a wealth of information aboutcharitable trusts that may provide significant tax savingswhile maximizing your wealth transfer, see the IVC GiftPlanning website at www.ivclegacygiving.org.

Ways to Give

u Support for Excellence in Teaching and Learning:ese gifts provide direct support to enrich student learning and student success. e IVC Foundation seeks tosupport faculty excellence and innovation in teaching andlearning excellence.

u Equipment and Facilities: IVC continues to lead theway in the number of students transferring to four-yearinstitutions. It is crucial that our equipment and facilities,especially in the highly competitive, rapidly changingworld of science, technology, engineering and math(STEM), provide state-of-the-art learning experiences forIVC students.

u PRO IVC: e Promote IVC program provides faculty and staff with a means to generate funds to support their specific programs and entities. e PROIVC campaign kicks off each fall and culminates on ornear April 1 each year.

u President’s Leaders Circle: e President’s Circle is anelite group of donors who have access and input to the college through IVC President Glenn Roquemore, PhD.


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Corporate Donors & Sponsors

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AEA Speech and Debate ClubAhtna Heritage FoundationAllen TireAllied InternationalAmerican Red CrossAMVETS Post 48 ClubhouseAnonymous DonorAntonio’s LLCAssistance League of IrvineAssociation of California CommunityCollege Administrators

Bank of AmericaBayshore Dental GroupButler ChemicalsCalifornia Interscholastic Fundraising, Inc.

California Retired Teachers Association, Harbor Beach Div. 77

Capistrano ToyotaCarney & AssociatesCBS Studios Inc.Charitable Ventures of Orange County

Chickasaw NationChick-Fil-A, Inc.Chip Stassel Insurance Agency, Inc.Choctaw Nation of OklahomaCity of IrvineCity of Mission ViejoCreekside High SchoolEdwards LifesciencesEmerson Process ManagementErnst & Young FoundationExchange Club of Newport HarborFollett Higher Education GroupForestersFrank M. and Gertrude Doyle Foundation

Gillock/Campbell Family TrustGirls IncorporatedGLoWS International, Inc.Goodwill of Orange CountyGrainger FoundationGreenberg Traurig, LLPHoag Hospital VolunteersIBM International FoundationIrvine Ranch Water DistrictIrvine Recreation ParkIrvine Spectrum Rotary Foundation, Inc.

Irvine Village FlowersJohn Hopkins UniversityJohnson Brothers VenturesKern Community College DistrictKlein, O’Neill & Singh, LLPLaguna Beach High School Scholarship Foundation

Lisa Newell Insurance Agency, Inc.Magnet Learning Academy

Major League Baseball CharitiesMcGraw Hill Education LLCMetLifeMichael Hersh Carpets Inc.Nipomo High School Associated Student Body

OC Nissan IrvineOn the Spot Signing ServiceOrange County Chapter of Risk Management Association

Orange County Community Foundation

Orange County Japanese American Association

Orange County United WayOsage NationParker Hannifin FoundationPhi Theta KappaProfit Recovery Partners LLCRaytheonRobins & Son Trucking, Inc.RUHS Theater Arts Booster ClubSaddleback Kiwanis Foundation, Inc.SchoolsFirst Federal Credit UnionShawn Carter ScholarshipSimons Computer ServicesSingle Mom’s Ministry®Sky Rose Chapel FoundationSkyworks Solutions, Inc.South Orange County Community College District

Southern California Volleyball Association

Special T’s PromotionSt. Joseph BalletSupporting Excellence in Education Foundation

Supreme Fitness TrainingTeam AMVETS California Service Foundation

The Alaska Commission on Postsecondary Education

The Exchange Club of IrvineThe RP GroupThe Southern California Golf Association Foundation

Togo’s EateryTriton Booster Club Inc.Tustin High SchoolTustin LexusU.S. BankU.S. Baseball AcademyUnited Food & Commercial Workers Unions and Food Employers

United States National Badminton Foundation

Village Nurseries Wholesale, LLCWalking Shield, Inc.Wells Fargo BankWescom Credit Union

Individual Donors

Wilma AbelitaSung AhnFatima AlamireLori AlcockStefanie AlvarezLucy AlvarezSteve Alvarez-MottRochelle AmbersoundBrien AmspokerCaroline S. AndersonHolly B. AndersonPatricia ArltVicki AustinDeborah AvilaChristine BackusJudith BaileyJames C. BaileyDawn BaileyMelissa Barbarbien-LuuFayette BaselSushmita BasuKathleen BennettConstance L. BergDavid BernalErin BiermanModesto BilogDeanne BlackwellLisa BlakebyAntoinette BonfiglioBrenda BorronMichelle BoydErnie BrassTracy BrassBurton BrayJeffrey BriarGeorge E. BroganRobert BuchananJerry ByrdJohnny ByrumKevin J. CalderwoodLisa CannonTimothy CarlyleMartin CarmodyElizabeth CarnesCarlos CarneyCarla CaspersonJohn CastilloMiriam CastrocondeKatherine CemanElizabeth CerenEileen ChauvinOlivia ChavezPatricia ChavousJeffrey ChavousCarol ChenHongyu ChenTerry ChengPhen Cheng

Brooke ChooRobert ChowSue A. ChristmanJ.M. ChrzanRobert CipolliniElizabeth L. CipresJohn ClarkeWilliam ClyneLinda M. Coffey HarrisBeep ColcloughSusan Colsman-FreybergerVince CooperPhilip P. CorsoCameron CosgroveDavid & C. CoulterJames K. CovilleJon CovilleDarryl L. CoxWilliam M. CrosbyKirsti CrowVanessa CrystalGeorge CuzakisHoward L. DachslagerDonald F. DartDenise DavisGlendon DavisStephanie DavisWilliam H. DavisJohn DavisonBeccie C. DawsonRosa De La RivaAndres De MendozaDaniel de RouletDarja DeAngelisKathryn DewaltLois C. Di AltoYudith DianBrandon DirectoKathleen DixonPeter DoesburgCatherine DuhartN. A. DuongRonda EdmondsonJohn W. EdwardsJeanne A. EgasseRita EhsterJames A. EiseleJared ElliotWilliam N. EllisonJerry EmersonPhyllis EmertPatsy J. EmmertR J EnomotoIlknur Erbas-WhiteLuis EsquivelWilliam EtterDavid G. EverettTraci P. Fahimi

Karima FeldhusAlice FelliJan FenatiMariana FerrariDelores L. FeryJennie FhasegawaRyan FlowerLinda FontanillaStewart FrameMark FredrickMari FromeIda FullerMelissa GabrielsonAngelo GamboaCarmen GarciaThomas GarlandJennifer GeorgevichElizabeth GillelandDan GillespieMichael GlauserWillie GlenLarry GoldbergXavier GomezDennis GordonDavid N. GorevitzKathy GorrieMargaret GorrieClayton GorrieTrula GorrieKelly Gorrie RoesslingBarbara GowardTamara E. GreenSusan R. GreenwaldAmy GrimmRebecca GroffLara GruberEdith GruberAnita Guerra-KoumbarusRuben GuzmanDalila HachimMelanie HaeriBruce HaganEzekiel HallDarren HallCynthia HamlettVanessa HarmonMelody K. HarperJ.R. HarrisLinda A. HarrisRosemarie HarrisLinda HaslingerStephen HatchKylee HawthorneAmy HeinzeMaureen S. HendersonJudy HenmiRachel HerreraJeffrey Herrin


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Susan HershWilliam A. HewittHeather HickersonVicki HinkleHan N. HoangMohd M. HobbiChristine A. HogstedtElizabeth HomewoodPhyllis HonoreClaudia D. HorakPatrick HuntJeffrey L. HurlbutChristine HutchinsonMichael HymanArnold IbarraA.L. IngramFumiko IshiiMickey JacksonAhmad JafariSandy JeffriesB.A. JobesKim D. JohnsonCheryl JonesEvelyn M. JonesAlfred JossiHenry V. JovellanaJaime JoyceJoanne L. JueKevin C. KanekoRobby KangSandra J. KatoAdam KayeBarrie KempkesNancy KennonJulia KennonDavit S. KhachatryanMitra KhorsandJin U. KimHoward J. KleinBarbara Anne KleinLinda KlineRaquel KloostraBarbara KlosDane KochThomas KosuthLaurence LaversTheresa LaveryMichael LaveryTimothy LeahyDean LebeauWilliam LeeSteve C. LeePaul LemmonLester Lew & Bunky MarCarol LewisTerrance C. LewisXuemei LiangJoseph Lin

Charles LindseySandra LiptonAndrew LittleHelen LockeTeri L. LokSharon D. LouieCliff LumRachel LuuDaniel LuzkoLeslie MachadoKent D. MadoleAngela MahaneyEdward MaldonadoKarine MalzahnConnie M. ManleyJames ManosFelipa MarceloManny MarquezKaren MartinDianne MasriLinell A. MathisenRoopa MathurTracy A. MatthewsJulio MatuteJoan A. MayColin McCaugheyFrances McCaugheyAntionette D. McCrayDiana L. McCulloughRay E. McDonaldMary McDonoughMartin McGroganVictoria McKenneyJune McLaughlinEddie D. McNewElizabeth McRaneyAudrey MeaneyRobert MelendezIrene & Richard MeyerKurt MeyerCarmen G. MezaSiria MezaVirginia MisoffCraig MittryLaura MiyakeMasahiro MiyamaV MiyashiroBrent M. MonteRichard H. MorleyDebbie MorrisJoseph Morrissey IVAhmad-Maher MoubayedMitra MoyaKristine MurakamiSharon MurraySydney MyersTroy MyersRichard Nelson

Joan NelsonRichard D. NelsonCalvin L. NelsonAnn C. NetroMegan NewtonPamela NishidaAlex B. NortonMaria Ester NunezDiane G. OaksAnita OlsonSusan O’NeillLois O’NeillGinger O’NeillLuis OrdazJessica OuColleen OxbyKathleen PaoneChad PeareDaniel PeredaLydia C. PerezThomas J. PestolesiWendy PetersonMark PetersonKeely PfeifferLan PhamLinh PhanGwendolyn M. PlanoRichard PogueGail PolackWilliam A. PorterSimin PourshafaiGenesis PrizmicMirko PrizmicPatty ProctorCynthia J. QuinRoger H. RangelHedy M. RenfroChristy RicaldeConnie RichelieuCatherine O. RichelieuJon RichelieuPatricia RicksPaola RingerCindy RiosMargaret A. RobertsGayle RobertsStephen M. RochfordMartin S. RochfordJuan RodriguezDon RootenGlenn R. RoquemoreBarry P. RoweElaine J. RubensteinJerald L. RudmannSandra RushingKay RyalsGary RyboldSusan Ryder

David RykaczewskiJohn SadakaneSajjad SafdaviRaymond SalvatoreSinnary SamJoseph C. San JuanJonathan SandersSusan SandsAndrew SantanaMartin SantillanaPam SantosMaria Isobel SantosSteve SaylerJohn H. ScudderSummer SerpasCarol Shack-LappinVirginia ShankManju SharmaJeffrey S. SheldonJody ShepherdPaul ShintoMaria L. SiessGreg SimonsKaylee SmithCheryl SnyderDenise SonnenbergCyndie SooGlen SouersVivian Q. St ClairJeffrey StaleyAndrea StebelDaniel SteffelKlavdia SteffelAryella StickneyRobert & Joni StierDavid StoneMatt SuarezDebbie SuttonJack SweetRachelle D. SweetserClare TaberGeorgia TaktikosBarbara S. TanakaHaiyun Tang TungFawn D. TanriverdiBecky L. ThomasLinda Lou L. ThomasLinda G. ThompsonD Larry ThorneShirley TiaoEdwin V. TiongsonCindy TotaysTiffany TranBeatrice TsengWalter F. TuckerHenry E. TuckerHaiyun TungAdonica Turner

Nora Tu-WillisAnn TyreeMing C. TzoJennifer UhlmanFrank UrsettaDiana van der LindenBenjamin VargasBarbara WagnerJames WalkerDonna WallJames WardElizabeth WardellJames WartonElaine WashingtonTed M. WeatherfordAngela WergechikKathleen WerleTamara WeyrickJerry L. WhiteSheri WhitesidesH. E. WhittakerBrandy WilkesBrian WirthJohn WishoffJay WistoffMattison WolslegelKam WongGilbert G. WongRobert O. WrennJames R. WrightPamela WykoffDavid D. YoungRoy YoungsLianna ZhaoPatricia ZinsserCarl J. ZinsserGeorge O. ZinsserAbbey M. ZinsserRichard F. Zucker

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