a magazine for alumni and friends of university of the sciences in philadelphia winter 2007, volume 96 no. 3
Designing for 19th-Century AmericaCirca 1821 Exhibition
By the NumbersCelebrating American Pharmacists Month
Proud Alumni Want to Give Back to USP2006 Response to Alumni Survey
The Changing Façade of USP
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from the president
As we begin this New Year, I would like to wish all of you a happy, peaceful 2007, with hope that this year will bring us all good health and good fortune.
2006 was truly an extraordinary year for USP. The completion and dedication of the McNeil Science and Technology Center and the conclusion of a capital campaign that exceeded its goal by raising almost $27 million were significant accomplishments, and these achievements have set the stage for USP’s continued growth. It has been through the
ongoing support and dedicated generosity of our alumni and friends that we have been able to realize our ambitious goals, and for this, we remain deeply grateful.
In this issue, you will find our annual Honor Roll of Donors—a listing of our benefactors whose generous support in this past year contributed to our success. To all of you, I extend sincere and lasting gratitude on behalf of our students and faculty. The commitment to USP that is demonstrated through your financial support is the cornerstone on which we will continue
to build the university of the future. As you will also see in the Financial Highlights section, the stewardship of your investment in USP contin-ues to provide the financial stability necessary for growth.
2007 will be another exciting year on our campus—and beyond our traditional physical borders. As you can see, progress continues to be made on the physical improvements to the campus, enhancing the academic environment. Even as we continue to develop and refine the elements of our strategic plan, Vision 2010, new ventures are taking shape. Featured in this issue is the new collaboration between USP and University of the Arts, offering unique opportunities to students at both universities. We have also partnered with New York University in a special program to offer students the chance to study abroad through NYU’s fine, long-established program.
In a future issue, you will read more about a unique collaboration between USP and Virtua Health. USP and Virtua have developed a strategic partnership to create a model for innovation in learning, technology, and applied health care that will provide new dimensions in the education of pharmacists and health care professionals.
A key element to our success in these exciting new ventures is leadership. I am pleased to announce that USP has been fortunate to add two highly qualified, experienced, and ener- getic individuals to our executive leadership team. This past year, Rod Miller joined us as senior vice president for marketing and development. Rod served most recently as vice chancellor at University of Massachusetts
Medical School and brings 31 years of higher education and professional experience to USP. I am also pleased to announce that we have successfully completed our search for a provost to replace Dr. Barbara Byrne when she retires in July. Dr. M. Gary Sayed, currently dean of the college of science and health at Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science in Los Angeles, has accepted and will be joining USP on July 1. Dr. Sayed has a proven track record of leadership and a diverse background of accomplishments in higher education. With these two individuals joining us, I am confident that 2007 will be another remarkable year.
Again, I thank you all for your continuing confidence and support.
PhILIP P. GErbINo P’69, PharmD’70 President
“The mission of University of the Sciences in Philadelphia is to educate students to become leaders and innovators in the sciences, health professions, and emerging related disciplines. Building on our legacy as the nation’s first college of pharmacy, we provide excellence in teaching, research, and service.”
cover stories
The Changing Façade of USP
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From new buildings to renovations, campus improvements are transforming the USP environment.
Proud Alumni Want to Give Back to USPA Consensus on CollaborationPage 8
The 2006 Alumni Survey results show alumni are proud.
features
Circa 1821: Design and Material Culture in the Young RepublicPage 10
USP museum’s exhibition showcases 19th-century design.
Fall Fest and Alumni Reunion 2006Page 12
Relive the festivities through photos.
First Person: By the NumbersPage 14
PCP students celebrate American Pharmacists Month.
Honor Roll of Donors and Financial Statement for 2005-2006Page 31
Thanks to the generosity of our donors, USP ends another fiscal year with a balanced budget.
departments
Alumni FocusPage 15
Bulletin BoardPage 17
Sports in ShortPage 20
Scholarly ActivityPage 22
Alumni EventsPage 26
Class NotesPage 28
a magazine for alumni and friends of university of the sciences in philadelphia
winter 2007, volume 96 no. 3
Robert L. McNeil, Jr., with his family in the atrium of the McNeil Science and Technology Center.
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy students pose for pictures in their new white coats.
a publication of university of the sciences in philadelphiaThe Bulletin is produced by the Department of Strategic Marketing Communications
Senior Vice President, Marketing and Development Rod Miller
Vice President, Strategic Marketing Communications, Executive Editor Carolyn M. Vivaldi
Assistant Director, Public Relations, Editor Brian Kirschner
publication design Creative Director Angela Buchanico
assistant editors Scholarly Activity Cathy Mini
Class Notes Nichole Wilson
contributors Elizabeth Bressi-Stoppe Michael Brody Carol R. Cool Bob Heller Josin James Brian Kirschner MaryKate McGinty
division of institutional advancement Vice President, Institutional Advancement Kenneth J. D. Boyden, EdD
Senior Director, Data and Stewardship Amy Bryant
Director, Annual Fund George Downs PharmD’72
Director, Alumni Relations Stacy M. Rosemarin P’83
Director, Major Gifts Erica Spizzirri
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Attention Alumni Seeking Employees or Employment: USP Career Services Department has the tool for you.
The USPCareers website (www.collegecentral.com/uspcareers), powered by College Central Network Services, is a new online job board (for part-time and full-time positions and internships) and résumé database.
This electronic job posting service has taken Career Services Department to a new level in providing service for students and alumni of the University.
Once registered, you may:
• Post available job or internship opportunities.
• Search for jobs targeted to University of the Sciences in Philadelphia.
• Upload your résumé so that it can be searched by employers if you so authorize. Your résumé must be approved before it can be sent to employers and submitted online to posted jobs.
• Review your job search history.
• Receive e-mails about programs, services, and job-related topics.
• Manage your on-campus interview schedules. An On-Campus Recruitment Module allows the Career Services Department to schedule interviews online and e-mail the respective schedules and résumés to potential employers.
Questions? Contact PATRICIA PETERSON, MEd, director, at 215.596.8735 or [email protected].
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Before the summer of 2006, if you stood outside of the Wilson Student Center, closed your eyes, and opened them, you might be reminded more of Miami’s South Beach than South Street. The light colors and pink hues, coupled with the blue-green roof and trim, all were more reminiscent of Florida’s tourist destination than the USP campus. But in a few short months, Wilson, along with three other cam-pus buildings—4500 Woodland Ave., 4140 Woodland Ave., and the East Building—have been given a face-lift that puts them more appropriately into the USP setting.
The Changing Façade of USPFrom New Buildings to Renovations, There’s a Lot of Improvement Going OnBy Brian Kirschner
“WewanteveryonetofeeltheyareatUSP,”saidPAT LEPORE,vicepresidentofoperations.“Fromastudentperspective,gettingthatsingleidentitythatyouareontheUSPcampusistohavethatfeelingofunityandfeelingofsafeharbor.” Theexteriorrenovations,alongwiththenewbuildings,arejustoneofthemanyprojectsaimedatimprovingtheUSPcam-pusforstudents,faculty,andstaff.
2005–06 Façade Renovations“Wetriedtoincorporatebrickorthesimu-lationofthebrickcolorsanywhereandeverywherethatwecould,”saidKERRY JONES,seniorprojectmanagerinthefacil-ityservicesdepartment,ofthe2005–06façaderenovations.“Weparticularlytriedtouseredbrickbecausethat’swhatthiscampusispredominantlyfoundeduponandthat’sthethemethatwewanttocarryfromonebuildingtothenext.Whenyouareoncampusyou’llstarttosenseyouareonUSP’scampus.” Inadditiontoaesthetics,theface-liftsservetomakethebuildingsmoreweathertightandenergyefficient,therebyloweringtheconsumptionofenergyandfuelcosts,KerryJonesexplained. “Wedidnotwantanyofthesebuildingstocommandcenterstage,”KerryJonessaid.“WewouldliketheMcNeilScienceandTechnologyCenterandtheAthletic/RecreationCentertotakecenterstage;theWilsonbuildingisthecurtain.” AdiscerningeyewillalsonoticethatthegreencolumnsofWilsonwerereplacedwithbrick,andblackornamentallightfixtureswereadded.Andtheshingles,environmentallyfriendlyandmadefromrecycledautomobiletireswithaClassA
firerating,matchthoseontheARCandMcNeilSTC. OnGlasserHalland4140WoodlandAve.,thebricks,whichwereayellowcolor,wentthroughaspecialstainingprocessthatinfusedanewshade.It’sthesameprocessandcompanythatthePhiladelphiaPhilliesusedattheirstadium,CitizensBankPark,todarkenthebricksontheoutfieldwalltohelpbattersseethepitchesbetter.
Facility ImprovementsTheUSPcampushasgonethroughsignifi-cantchangesinthefouryearssinceBOB JONES,director,facilitiesservicesdepart-ment(andnorelationtoKerryJones),arrivedatUSP.Whilethefaçaderenova-tionsareclearlythemostvisible,BobJones’worktakesplacemostlyinside,“behindthescenes,”ifyouwill.Hiseffortsimpactthestudents,staff,andfacultydirectly.
“Lastsummer,weupgradedtheclass-roomsinGlasserHallbyinstallingnewlightingandnewcarpets,whichhelpstogivetheroomadifferentfeel.Prettymucheverythingwedoimpactsthestudents,”BobJonessaid.“Werespondedtothecom-plaintsinPTC-140aboutthechairs.Wereplacedthechairsandthecarpet.” Thesearejusttwoofthemanyprojects(seesidebar)thatBobJoneshashelpedtocarryouttoimprovethecampus.Somechangesaresubtle,suchaschangingthefloorpolishinGriffithHall,upgradingthepodiums,andpaintingthebaseboardsaroundcampusbuildings. Oneofthebiggestrecentinteriorrenova-tionswasthefirstflooroftheJ.W.EnglandLibraryduringChristmas2005. “Thearchitectdesignedsomethingthatwasbeyondthefundsthatwehad,”BobJonessaid.“Welookedatwhatthearchitectprovided,keptthemaindesk,
“When we were students, it was like a one-room schoolhouse. It’s no longer a one-room schoolhouse. I am very proud of the things that have happened here. It’s no longer a college, it’s a University. Now, we are big league. There was a real buzz of enthusiasm from our class [at the alumni reunion]. Everyone feels so good about all of the things that they see here.”
WILLIAM DEPTULA P’56, president class of 1956, Legacy Society Member
From ornamental lighting to coordinated hues and brick, buildings such as the Wilson Student Center (above) and 4140 Woodland Ave. (below) were blended into the USP campus environment.
kepttheseating,changedthelighting,andmanagedtheprojectourselvessothatwecouldbringitinatacosttheUniversitycouldaffordyetstillmakeitanicejob.” Balancingfacilityneedswithbudgetconstraintsisoneofthechallengesofagrowingcampus.Anewwide-rangingfacilitystudyshouldhelp. “Weareplanningforthefutureandcurrentlydoingasitestudycalledafacilityneedsanalysissothatwecanbetterplanforwhatisneededforthebuildings,”BobJonessaid.“Itwillhelpusdeterminefinanciallywhattheexistingbuildingsneedandgiveinsightastowhatimpactcertainrenovationswillhave.Itgivesusthebigpicture.”
StreetscapesAnyonewhohascrossedWoodlandAve.knowsthefeelingofcarsandtrolleysbarrelingalongasifitwerearacetrack.
“I am so impressed. I am so proud. I feel like a grandparent to a grand-child. All of the new buildings are fantastic, wonderful, and beautiful.”
DELORES ROBINSON P’46, Legacy Society Member
While the Façade Renovation Project, the new buildings, and Streetscapes initiative are the most visible accomplishments, the Facilities Services Depart-ment has been very busy behind the scenes as well. Here is a partial list of the projects completed in the last year.
Leased and renovated 10,000 square feet of office space at 4100 Chester Ave. for Advanced Concepts and Institutional Advancement.
Leased Alexandria Building, 42nd and Baltimore Ave., to create residence space for 71 students.
Refinished classroom interiors at 4500 Woodland Ave., including upgrading lighting, replacing all ceiling tiles, painting classroom walls, and replacing carpets.
Installed parking lot drainage in Goodman Lot.
Replaced carpet on the fourth floor of Goodman Hall.
Removed and replaced the parking lot surface next to Rosenberger Hall.
Renovated 4140 Woodland Ave. for Student Academic Support Services and Career Services. Renovated the first floor of Whitecar Hall, relocating the Registrar Office and Academic Advising. Renovated the second floor of Whitecar for adminis-trative offices.
Replaced seating and carpets in PTC-140 lecture room.
Replaced the carpeting from the stairs throughout the second-floor meeting rooms and classroom in Wilson Hall.
Replaced the room dividers covering on second-floor Wilson Hall between rooms 205, 208, 209, and 212.
Painted the rooms and hallways on the first, second, and third floors in Goodman Hall.
Repaired and resurfaced the blacktop parking lot behind Osol Hall.
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The 4500 Woodland Ave. building (above and below right) had the color of its brick stained to change its appearance, while the East Building (below left) lost its green trim in favor of more subtle shades.
It’s more of a campus. Where Wilson Hall is now, that’s where you hung out and played football or soccer or whatever you wanted to do. Because all of that other green space didn’t exist.
ELENA UMLAND P’93, PharmD’95
When I was here, the Breyers plant was still here. Now, [the changes] certainly make it feel more like a campus. I have not been back until this year. I remember when I talked to friends, and they would talk about the rec centers that they had. The ARC bumps us more in line with other facilities that exist.
JASON PORTER MB’98
It’stakenanumberofyearsforthestreetscapeprojecttoberealized.Butwithhelpfromthelocalandstategovern-ments,plusinputfromthecommunity,theplannedimprovementsalongWoodlandAve.areabouttocometofruitioninthespringof2007. “We’regoingtoenhancethesafetybyshorteningthepedestriantraveldistancefromonesideofthestreettotheotherbybumpingoutthecurblinesandthesidewalks,”KerryJonesexplained.“Bynarrowingthestreet,wenotonlyreducethetraveldistance,butwealsocreateapsychologicalfeelingforcarsthatthisisnolongeranopenhighway.” TheprojectwillencompassWoodlandAve.onbothsidesofthestreet,startingatintersectionof42ndStreetallthewayupto45thStreetandjustbeyond. Aesthetically,thestreetscapesprojectwilllinkallofthefacilitiesintoonecohe-sivewholebyagainstandardizingthelook.Concretewillbetinteddarkgreyormixedwitholdbrickpavers“Whenyouareonourcampus,youaregoingtoknowthatyouareonourcampus,”KerryJonesreiterated. Streetscapesissupportedthroughafederallyfundedtransportationenhance-mentsactacquiredthroughPennDOT.
AdditionalmonieswereobtainedthroughahometownstreetgrantbythePhiladelphiaStreetsDepartment,plussomemoniesfromtheUniversity. Whilechangesinthestreetwillbemostnotable,theadditionofbenches,seating
walls,andtrolleyshelterswilladdtothelookandfeeloftheproject.“We’regoingtoplantallnewtrees,”KerryJonessaidofthePhaseIplan.
“Theonesinplacenowaremorepronetodisease.Manyaredyingandpeoplejustdon’trealizeit.Thenewtreeswillbe[bet-tersuited]toacityenvironment.”
Keeping PaceSirIsaacNewton’sthirdlawofphysicsstatesthatforeveryaction,thereisanequalandoppositereaction.Thesamecouldbesaidforconstructionandrenovations. IfyoubuildtheMcNeilSTC,what’sgoingtohappentothespacesleftbehindwhenpeopletaketotheirnewlocation? “Theshorttermisprettyeasy,”Leporesaid.“WeneedtoretrofitallofthespacevacatedbecauseoftheMcNeilSTC.Thelion’sshareofthatislocatedonthethirdfloorofGriffithHall,whichnowhasalotofemptyspace.It’satemporaryretrofit-tingbecausethelong-termplanthatwearepreparingprobablywillincludesomethingwiththeRobertMcNeilResearchCenter.Wearestilldebatingtheprosandcons.WemayalsoconstructanewbuildingontheAlumniHalllocation.Knockthatdownandputupastudentcenter,amongotherthings.” Leporesaidtheshort-termplaniswhattheUniversitycandointhenexttwotothreemonths.Thelong-termplanis
lookingatamini-mumoftwoyearsbeforeanygroundcouldbebroken. “Thewholephilosophyisathemethatwewantthistobeasafer,kinder,
friendlierenvironment,”saidLepore.“WewantittofeellikeaUSPcommunity.Weareworkingtowardthatend.” Ifthelastfouryearsareanyindication,anyonereturningin2011willneedamaptogetaroundcampus.
Let There Be (More) LightUSP Adds More Lights to Neighborhood Streets
As part of a collective effort involving USP, University of Pennsylvania, the Science Center, Drexel University, and University City District, The University City Lighting Consortium unveiled new, more powerful streetlights on Oct. 3, 2006.
“I think it adds up to a lot of community respon- sibility,” said President PhiliP P. Gerbino P’69, PharmD’70 at the ceremony to unveil the lights. “With our institution and our staff, we have grown up in our neighborhood and our community. We all work together to contribute to make our neighborhoods safer.”
The partnership’s goal was to improve the street and pedestrian lighting in the section of University City bounded by Schuylkill Avenue to the east, 45th Street to the west, Woodland Avenue to the south, and JFK Boulevard to the north. This phase of the project includes the installation of more than 300 new light poles, each equipped with a 27,500-lumen output, which is over 25 percent brighter than the previous lamps, as well as produce better light distribution, projecting the light to where it is needed. Total cost of the project was more than $1.6 million, in addition to in-kind services provided by PECO and the Philadel-phia Streets Department.
The event marked the conclusion of the first phase of what the consortium members hope will be a multiyear project to provide residents with a safer and brighter walking and living environment.
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The first floor of the J.W. England Library was one of the larger renovation projects to improve interior spaces.
“From a student perspective, getting that single identity that you are on the USP campus is to have that feeling of unity and feeling of safe harbor.”
Pat Lepore, Vice President of Operations
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How likely would alumni be to attend USP if they had it to do again and how likely would they be to recommend USP to others are among the questions alumni are asked each year in the Alumni Survey. KEN LEIBOWITZ,MA,designsthesurveyeachyeartohelptheUniversitylearnfromitsalumni.Leibowitz,anassistantprofessorofcommunicationandthedirectorofspecialassessmentprojects,hasconductedmorethan40surveysforthe
University,includingsurveysoffaculty,staff,studentsand,ofcourse,alumni. Fortherecord:SeventypercentofalumnisaidtheywouldchoosetoattendUSPagain(with20percentundecided).Evenmorealumni,76percent,saidtheywouldrecommendUSPtoothers,with15percentundecided.
Proud to Be a USP AlumnusWhilesomealumniareunsureiftheywouldmakethesamecollegechoice,almosteveryoneofthemisproudthattheydid.Ninety-fivepercentofalumniagreedoragreedstronglythatthefactthattheyhadgraduatedfromUSPwasasourceofpridetothem.“Ouralumniarereceivingpromotions;they’reproudandprepared,”saidLeibowitz.“Theyareworkinghardandachievingsuccess,andtheyrecognizethatUSPhelpedthemachievethesuccesstheyhavetoday.”
Indeed,80percentofalumnisaidthatUSPhadhelpedthemachievetheirgoals.Additionally,87percentsaidtheUniversitywashighlyeffectiveingivingthemanin-depthanddetailedknowledgeofonedisciplineorprofessionalfield(for10-yeargraduates,theresponsewasanoverwhelm-ing95percent). TIZIANA M. FOXP’84,PharmD’02,whoistheseniordirectorofmedicalcommunicationsforOrtho-McNeilJanssenScientificAffairsandistheUSPAlumniAssociationpresident-elect,knowsthat“goingtoUSPisverydifficultacademically.Intheend,however,whenyouareoutpracticingorworking,yourecognizethatthatexperiencehasreallysetyouupwellforsuccessinyourcareer.Youhaveabetterappreciationasalumnifortheeducationthatyou’vereceived.” Anotherkeyforsuccess,accordingtoLOUIS LUPOP’76,whoisemployedatBristol-MyersSquibbandistheUSPAlumniAssociationpresident,isinterac-tionamongalumni.“Informalalumninetworkingatbothmeetingsofprofes-sionalorganizationsandalumniactivitiesontheUSPcampusprovidesexposuretojobopportunitiesforallalumni,nomatterhowrecentlytheygraduated,”saidLupo.
Proud Alumni Want to Give Back to USP2006 Response to Alumni SurveyBy Carol R. Cool
95% percent of alumni agreed that graduating from USP was a source of pride.
From lecturing and teaching in the classroom or the lab to taking in students for preceptoring/intern-ships/clerkships, USP alumni can find a multitude of ways to connect with current USP students. For more, please visit www.usip.edu/alumnifriends/stay_connected/ students.shtml.
The fact that I graduated from USP is a source of pride to me.
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For 87% of alumni, USP was highly
effective in giving an in-depth, detailed know-
ledge of one discipline or professional field.
If you had the time, which of the following activities would be of interest to you?
Talking with students considering your profession 52%
Mentoring graduates recently hired by your company 27%
A guest lecture in a USP course 26%
Functioning as a preceptor 24%
Online mentoring of students 20%
Talking to prospective students/parents 20%
A Career Day presentation 19%
Working with Alumni Association 7%
I feel a sense of connection to USP.
“Alumniwilloftencalloneanotherforreferrals.WehopesometimeinthenearfuturewecanpostcareeropportunitiesontheUSPwebsite.” USPgraduatesacknowledgethattheireducationhaspreparedthemtobesuccess-ful.Nowtheywanttheopportunitytosharewhattheyhavelearnedwiththosewhofollow.
Looking to Be InvolvedThisyearalumniwereaskedforthefirsttimetoratetheiragreementwiththisstatement:“IwouldliketobemoreengagedwithUSP.”Fifty-eightpercentoftherespondentsindicatedtheyagreedorstronglyagreedwiththestatement.Alistofoptionsforbeingmoreinvolvedallowedrespondentstocheckoffwhatinterestedthemmost(seetableatright). “Alumniaresaying,‘Tellmewhatyouwant,howyouwantmetobeinvolvedatUSP,’”Leibowitzexplained.“Wehavebegun,andneedmorefully,todeveloptheinfrastructuretogetalumnioncampus,throughlectures,mentoring,etc.”TwoeventsthisfallshowhowtheUniversityisbeginningtominetheskillsandexpertise
ofalumni:AspartoftheMcNeilScienceandTechnologyCenterdedicationinSeptember,theUniversityhostedasympo-siumonthefutureofhealtheducation,
whichfeaturedfivealumni.InOctober,USPpresenteditsfirstAlumniTeachingAlumniContinuingEducationSeries,featuringtwoalumni,whichdovetailedwithFallFest. STACY ROSEMARINP’83,directorofalumnirelations,ispleasedtoseethatalumniareinterestedinbeingmoreinvolvedatUSP.“Thealumniassociationislookingtobridgethegapbetweenalumniandstudents.Wearepursuinginitiativeswitheachofthedeanstoincreaseaware-
nessofwhatouralumnicandoforourstudents,”saidRosemarin.“Asthenewinitiativesbegintotakeshapeinthespring,welookforwardtoprovidingincreased
opportunitiesforouralumnitocontributetheirtimeandexpertisetobenefitourstudentsandtheUniversity.” TheUniversityrecognizesthe
amazingresourceithasinitsalumni,andalumniwhowanttogetinvolvedshouldfindmoreprospectstodosointhefuture.Ofcourse,Leibowitzwouldbehappyif
youstartedwiththesurveythatmightonedaynextspringarriveinyourmailbox.
2006 Survey ParticipantsInMay,surveysweremailedtothe1,122USPalumniwhograduatedin2003,2001,and1996.Nineteenpercentresponded,foratotalof212returnedsurveys.Fifty-onerespon-dentschosetousethenewonlineresponseoptionofferedthisyear.Thehighestpercentageofparticipation
camefromthemostrecentgraduates;theclassof2003provided41percentofthereturnedsurveys. Inordertoincreaseparticipationinthesurvey,allparticipantswereenteredintoa$150drawing.ThewinnerwasSTEPHANIE KOVATCH,OT’03,whoisnowastaffoccupationaltherapistattheWeismanChildren’sHospitalinMarlton,NewJersey.
A copy of the survey and summary report are available on USP’s website at www.usip.edu/assessment/alumnisurvey.
I would like to be more engaged with USP.
What do these seemingly dispa-rate objects have in common?
• A sterling candlestick made in Boston (shown at left).• A wooden pharmacy counter made in Philadelphia.• A monument constructed in Baltimore and dedicated to the fallen of the War of 1812.
Besidestheirage—allwereproducedduringthefirsthalfofthe19thcentury—thedesignofeachemploystheflutedcolumn,oneofthemostprevalentarchitecturalmotifsofancientGreece.AndallthreearerepresentedinthecurrentexhibitionatUSP’sMarvinSamsonCenterfortheHistoryofPharmacy.TitledCirca 1821: Design and Material Culture in the Young Republic,theshowrunsthroughSeptember2007andispartofUSP’scontinuingcelebrationofthe185thanniversaryofitsfounding. Designisthenexusthatconnectsthemorethan60objectsondisplay,manyofwhichareonloanfromareainstitutionsand
privatecollectors.Theexhibitionincludesprints,paintings,ceramics,glass,metalwork,textiles,books,furniture,andmanuscriptmaterial.Together,theyconstituteawidecross-sectionofconsumergoodsthathistoriansnowbroadlyrefertoasthematerialcultureofanage. Exhibitionsthatinterpretmaterialindifferentwaysareintegraltothemissionofanyacademicmuseum,
andasadecorativeartsspecialist,myapproachtothismaterialwasdecidedlyinterdisciplinary.Oneofmygoalswastoencouragevisitorstothinkaboutthecontextinwhichobjectsmadecirca1800–1850werefabricatedandhow,forexample,theirdesigncouldbeaffectedbytheconfluenceofvariousfactorssuchasthepoliticallandscape,advancesintechnology,therecordingofpastancientcultures(itselfoftencharacterizedbyvaryingdegreesofaccuracy),andsubtlechangesinetiquetteorfashion.Forinstance,visitorstothecurrentexhibitionwilllearnhowaMassachusettspressedglasssaltcellarofthisperiodwasmadeandwhyconnoisseursrefertothistypeofglassas“lacy.”OrtheycanseeexamplesofEnglishearthenwareandChineseporcelaindesignedtoreciprocallyimitateoneanother—atime-provenmethodbywhichpottershopedtocapturethechangingtastesofcompetitivemarketsinEuropeandAmerica. Howandwhybothutilitariananddecorativeobjectsaremadeisastrongresearchinterestofmine.Thegenesisofoneofthemostinterestingpiecesintheexhibitionexemplifiesthecircuitousrouteproductdesigncouldtakepriortotheadventofphotography.TheviewofPhiladelphia’sfamedWaterworksthatappearsonacirca1825Staffordshireplatter(showntopright)beganasadrawingrenderedbyaBritishartistcommissionedtorecordattractiveAmericanviews.InEngland,thedrawingwasconvertedintoanengraving.AttheBurslempotteryofJosephStubbs,technicianstransferredastrongtissue-paperversionoftheprintontothe
Designing for 19th-Century AmericaBy Michael BrodyCurator of the Marvin Samson Center for the History of Pharmacy
Janet Tedesco, director of educational equity for the School District of Philadelphia, examines the epaulets of Maj. Gen. Robert Patterson.
ceramicmatrix,andafterinkingandfiring,hundredsoftheselargeplatters—andothertablewareontowhichthisscene,orpartsofit,wassimilarlyreproduced—weresoldacrossEuropeorexportedtoAmerica.Consequently,well-to-doPhiladelphianswereabletoenjoyanearthenware“snapshot”ofoneofthemostimportantandattractiveGreekrevivalbuildingsoftheircity. Oneoftherewarding(andfrustrating)aspectsofcuratinganexhibitionistheacquisitionofvitalobjectinformationafterwalllabelshavebeenwrittenandtheshowisopenedtothepublic.Caseinpoint:inlateOctober2006,whilesiftingthroughearly20th-centuryauctioncataloguesforanentirelydifferentproject,IcameacrossanillustrationoffourFrenchpharmacyjarsfromthesameseriestowhichoneoftheporcelainjarsintheexhibition(shownatright)clearlybelongs.
Thecataloguewasforthe1935saleoftheeclecticNewYorkartcollectionbelon-gingtoseveralmembersoftheWanamakerfamily,includingJohnWanamaker,Jr.,sonofthefounderofthefamouseponymousPhiladelphiadepartmentstorethatclosedaboutadecadeago.Oneofthehighlightsof
thesalewasa“seventeenth-centurypaneledwalnutpharmacyroomwithremarkablecollectionofpharmacyjars,”thathadbeencollectedbyRodmanWanamaker.Indeed,thecollectionconsistedofdozensofporcelainandearthenwarevesselsfromthe17ththrough19thcenturies,madeinItaly,France,Spain,Portugal,England,andtheNetherlands.Theprefacetoasubsetofthesejars,lots446to455,states:
Thefollowinglotsformanimportant setofParisporcelainpharmacyjarsof theEmpireperiodbyDerocheFrères andothers,andcomefromapharmacy inBlois,towhichtheywerepresentedin 1810bytheprincesofSpainheld prisonerinValençaybyNapoleonI.
(AmericanArtAssociation,Anderson Galleries,Inc.,NewYork;saledates 13–16March1936,p.70)
The10lotsdescribe45separateobjectsoftwosizes:29at10”high(includinglids),invariousconditionstates;and15at61/2”high(includinglidsmissingtheir
finials).TheUSPjarlacksalid,thoughitssize(about73/4”high),meansitbelongedtothefirstheightgroup,andwasalmostcertainlyoneofthefivejarsdescribedinlot452as“lackingcovers.” Onstylisticbasis,IdatedtheUSPjartocirca1820–1840.Theprovenance
informationgiveninthe1935auctioncatalogue,whichIhavenoreasontosuspectisspurious,suggeststheentireseriesofstoragejarswasmadein1810,orslightlyearlier.InterestinEgyptiandesignwasgeneratedbythediscoveriesandrecordsof
Napoleon’sexpeditiontoEgyptin1798,andasIproposedinmyexhibitionlabel,thewonderfulsphinxesatthebaseofthejarwerealmostcertainlyderivedfromPercierandFontaine’ssubsequent Recueil de Décorations Intérieures,publishedinParisin1801and1812.(ThistomealsohappenstobethefirstprintedguideorpatternbookofGreek,Roman,andEgyptiandesignsbasedonarcheologicalsources.) Duetothisminorbutinterestingauctioncatalogue“discovery,”theUSPjarcannowbeattributed,atleastprovisionally,totheParisfactoryofDerocheFrères—likelypartofalargecommissionbytheprincesofSpainfortheapothecaryintheroyalchateauatBlois.Ihopereaderswillagreethisisnotableandexcitingnewinformationforthemuseum’scollectionrecords.
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“one of the rewarding (and frustrating) aspects of curating an exhibition is the acquisition of vital object information after wall labels have been written and the show is opened to the public.” Michael Brody, Curator
For more information about the exhibition, including hours, visit www.usip.edu/museum, then click on the “exhibitions” link.
MARVIN SAMSON, vice chairman of the USP board of trustees, studies the Staffordshire platter that bears an image of Philadelphia’s Waterworks (shown at far left) at the Circa 1821 exhibition opening in November 2006.
Alumni Reunion featured the class of 1956’s golden anniversary (below) and the class of 1981’s silver anniversary.
For the first time, the festivities of USP Fall Fest were
combined with Alumni Reunion 2006 for a weekend that con-
nected students, faculty, and alumni. Beginning on Saturday,
Oct. 21, 2006, the schedule was full with college receptions,
a student organization carnival and a multicultural show, the
PCP White Coat Ceremony, the Golden Graduate luncheon and
ceremony, the USP Legacy Society reception, and the Alumni
Association awards ceremony. The day culminated with the
Reunion reception. On Sunday, the Alumni Teaching Alumni
Continuing Education Series and Jazz Brunch for parents and
students completed the weekend.
The Alumni Association presented six prestigious awards. Above left to right: Kelly Dowhower Karpa P’94, PhD,
took home the Young Alumnus Award; Ruth A. Brown P’71, BW’06
received the Ivor Griffith Service Award; Peter H. Vlasses P’71,
PharmD’73 was honored with the Annual Alumni Award; Kenneth J.
Bevenour P’87 was presented with the Men’s Hall of Fame Award;
USP’s Student Activities Coordinator Patty O’Hagan was awarded
the Honorary Alumnus Award; and Andre (Burgo) Sigmund MPT’89
was presented with the Women’s Hall of Fame Award.
To view or purchase photos from Alumni reunion, please visit: usp-pix.smugmug.com.
& Alumni Reunion 2006
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The annual Misher Festival of Fine Arts, a weeklong celebration of music and theater, held Oct. 16–20, 2006, entertained audiences through a wide variety of activities. The festival celebrates the vision of President Emeritus Allen Misher (1984–1994) whose passion for education in the humanities and social sciences led to the expansion of the curriculum for all students and to the appointment of the first dean of arts and sciences. The festival featured Misher Visiting Professors of Humanities Tony Robbin and Linda Dalrymple Henderson, and included, clockwise from top left, a display of Robbin’s Pattern Painting, the music and dance of Djian Tie, and a dance performance by the Reactionaries.
PCP Doctor of Pharmacy White Coat Ceremony
ThePhiladelphiaCollegeofPharmacyWhite
CoatCeremonyonOct.21,2006,celebratedthe
annualriteofpassageforthird-yearstudentsin
USP’ssix-yeardoctorofpharmacyprogram.
The275studentsoftheclassof2010received
theirwhitecoats,symbolizingtheirdedication
totheprofessionofpharmacyandtothecareof
others.Withtheirpeers,families,andfacultyas
witnesses,theclasstooktheOathofaPharmacist
andheardfromkeynotespeakerDr.HenriR.
Manasse,Jr.,executivevicepresidentandchief
executiveofficerfortheAmericanSocietyof
Health-SystemPharmacists(ASHP).
For more on the PCP white coat ceremony, visit:
www.usip.edu/whatshappening.
To view or purchase photos from Alumni reunion, please visit: usp-pix.smugmug.com.
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Sylvia Averbach was a pioneerintheworldsofscience,teaching,andacting—andaninspirationtoallwhoknewher.A1943graduateofthePhiladelphiaCollegeofPharmacyandScience,shewastheoriginal“liberated
“Team work is the essence both in sport and in business.”robert l. mcneil, Jr.
first person
USP celebrated American Pharmacists Month with a host of activities. While the American Pharmacists
Association-Academy of Student Pharmacists (APhA-ASP) chapter
at USP held the majority of activities, there was also a free heart
disease risk screening at the ARC that was open to the community,
a brown bag screening at St. James Zion Church, and the PCP
White Coat Ceremony, where 275 members of the 2010 PharmD
class received their white coats, symbolizing their dedication to the
profession of pharmacy and to the care of others.
ThenumbersinthetitlearenotaplayfromanEagles’game,butjustphrasingnumericallythecrazyandrewardingexperiencethatwasfall2006.The31amazingdaysofOctober—AmericanPharmacistsMonth,the14drivenindividualswhomadeithappen,the11eventsthattookplaceinthemonth,andtheoneUniversitythatsupportedusthroughallofit.
AsIreflectbackonthesemester,Iamremindedofhowmuchweasstudentscanachieveifweputsomeelbowgreaseandourheadstogether.TheAPhA-ASPexecutiveboard(e-board),withthehelpofsomeactiveASPmembers,wasabletoputtogetheravari-etyofevents.Itallstartedwiththediabeteswalk(October1)andthepharmacistsmonthkickoffparty(October3).IhaveneverseensomanypeoplecometogethertocelebratepharmacyatUSP.Inattendancewereover500membersofourstudentandstaffpopula-tion.Itwasgreattoseeourcampusunited,celebratingwithfood,music,andgames. Itdidn’tstopthereas50USPstudentstookacrazy,fun-filledtriptoCBS’The Early ShowonOctober5.OurschoolcheeredwithprideinfrontofthenationallytelevisedshowandhadthelargestgroupofstudentsfromthewholeNortheastregion.NootherschoolcameclosetohavingthecharismaandenergyofourUSP
troopswiththosecrazy,bluePCPhats.ItwasmadepossiblewiththehelpoftheAlumniAssociationandCVSatnocosttothestudents. TherestofthemonthwasjustasinvolvedandfulfillingaswegotPhiladelphiaMayorJohnF.StreettoofficiallydeclareOctoberAmericanPharmacistsMonth.Wethoughtwereachedtheclimaxaswetiedtheproclamation,readbyCityofPhiladelphiaHealthCommissionerCarmenI.Paris,withamini-healthfairatCityHallonOctober10.Butitjustgotevenbetter,likeourrewardingvisittoUniversityCityHighSchoolforacareerexpoonpharmacyonOctober19.Onthesameday,wehadanArmyluncheon,“Phar-macyontheFrontLines,”thatexposedustoalloftheopportunitieswehaveasgraduatesofPCPandUSP. ThePlanBLegislativeluncheononOctober26wasagreat,informativeeventwithaknowledgeablegroupofexpertssuchasPatriciaA.Epple,CAE,executivedirectorofthePennsylvaniaPharmacistsAssociation;ELENA M. UMLANDP’93,PharmD’95;DANIEL A. HUSSARP’62,MS’64,PhD’67;andDAVE KILLIAN MBA’08.WefinishedoffthemonthwithavisittoChildren’sHospi-talofPhiladelphia,celebratingHalloweenwithchildrenwhowerenotabletogooutandcelebrate,andaninformativeBrownBag
eventwithHussarattheMercyWellnessCenter.Iwouldlikethankthee-boardmembersfortheirhardworkandcontribution,oureffervescentadvisorANGELA VINTI,PharmD;theactivemembersLAURA YELVIGI PharmD’07andKANAN SO-LANKIPharmD’07;andtheUniversitystafffortheiramazing
supportthroughitall.AspecialthankyougoesouttoRUSSELL J. DIGATE,PhD,deanofPhiladelphiaCollegeofPharmacy,Umland,andtheStrategicMarketingCommunicationsdepartment. Allinall,fall’06wasanamazing,successfulexperienceforthee-Board,forPCPstaff,and,hopefully,foryou.
By the Numbers: 31, 14, 11, 1A Reflection of Fall ’06By Josin James PharmD’0�
CBS’s The Early Show weather anchor Dave Price is flanked by USP’s Philadelphia College of Pharmacy students who trekked to New York City for American Pharmacists Month. See and read more about the trip at www.usip.edu/whatshappening.
City of Philadelphia Health Commissioner Carmen I.
Paris (left) stands with ANGELA VINTI, PharmD, to
display the proclamation.
The American Pharmacists Association-Academy of Student Pharmacists (APhA-ASP) executive board (e-board), with the help of some active ASP members, was able to put together 11 events for American Pharmacists Month.
“Team work is the essence both in sport and in business.”robert l. mcneil, Jr.
alumni focus
USPsharesmorethantheneighborhoodwiththeUniversityofPennsylvania;sometimesitsharesitsgraduatesaswell.OneclusterofsixUSPgraduatesworkstogetherinthebloodbankoftheHospi-taloftheUniversityofPennsylvania(HUP). ThebloodbankispartoftheDivisionofTransfusionMedicineofHUP’sDepartmentofPathologyandLaboratoryMedicine.Thedivisionalsoincludestheapheresisunitandthestemcelllaboratory,anditprovidesHUPpatientswithover60,000unitsofbloodandbloodproductseveryyear. Thebloodbank’sprimaryfunctions,accordingtoASHLEY BLOUGHMT’02,areto“crossmatchbloodforpatientsandiden-tifyanypatientantibodies.”Thestaffperformsbetweentwoandthreehundredtypesandscreensaday.Theyprepareredbloodcells,freshfrozenplasma,platelets,factorproducts,granulocytes,andRhogamforpatientuse,ensuringpatientsreceivetype-specificortype-compat-ibleproducts. Sometimesthesebloodproductscanbeverydifficulttocomeby,saidKARI (YEINGST) RITI MB’92,whohasworkedatthebloodbanksince1993.“OncewehadapatientwithsuchcomplexserologythatwewerereceivingrarefrozenbloodforthemfromAfrica.” Staffmembersmustcompleteaminimumoffourmonthsofon-the-jobtraining.Thereferenceworkisperformedinthebank’sownspecialstudieslaboratory.Inthenearfuture,thebloodbankwillberelocatedtoRavdin3Courtyard.Thenextphaseofrenovationsincludesanewdonorcentersothatpatients,theirfamilies,andthepublicwillbeabletoeasilydonatebloodproducts. Blough,Riti,andtheirfourUSPcolleagues—ANDREW LUDKAMT’97,HUONGLAN CHAUMT’05,TU SUMT’01,andJESSICA (SWEENEY) HENRYMT’99(onleave)—makeup30percentofthebloodbanktechnologists.OnereasonforsomanyUSPgradsinoneplaceisHUP’sproximitytotheUSPcampus.HUPrecruitsUSP
studentstoworkpart-timeasclericalstaff,hopingtheywillcomeonfull-timeastechnologistsupongraduation. USPstudentsfindHUP’sbloodbankattractiveaswell.“USPgraduateslookforchallengesintheircareers,”saidLudka,“andtheHUPbloodbankmeetsthosechallenges.” TheirtimeatUSPequippedthemfortherigorsoftheHUPbloodbank,thealumniagree.“SomeoftheclassesatUSPwereveryhard,butIlearnedalotfromthat,”saidChau.ForSu,itwasthepractical
aspectsoftheeducationatUSPthatmadethedifference:“USPpreparedmeverywellwithhands-onexperienceduringrotation.” ThecooperativelearningenvironmentatUSPgavethemreal-worldskillstheycanapplyeverydayintheirworkplace.Work-ingasateam,saidRiti,“helpspeopledistinguishthelinebetweenrunningaroundlikeanut,gettingstressedout,andhandlingeverythingyourselfversusrecognizingwhereyourlimitisandknowingwhentoaskforhelpfromtherestoftheteam.”
TheexperiencegainedfromworkingingroupsatUSP,“helpsmetocommunicateeffectivelywithmycoworkers,”saidSu.“Collab-orativelearning,”saidLudka,“taughtustolookatsituationsfromdifferentanglesotherthanourown.Teamworkisthemostimpor-tantaspecttotheproperfunctionofthebloodbank.Withoutit,everydaytasksbecomedifficult,andtheworkdaybecomescumbersome.” AndtheteamattheHUPbloodbankwantsyoutohelpmaketheirjoblessdifficultaswell.“Pleasegiveblood,”beggedRitifortheteam.“TherearenoFDA-approvedbloodsubstitutesforhumanuseonthemarket,andtherearealwaysshortages.Uptothreedifferentbloodproductscanbemadefromeachsingledonation.Itistrulythegiftoflife.”Donateonefortheteam.
HUP Blood Bank Challenges USP Grads By Carol R. Cool
USP alumni at the HUP Blood Bank. Clockwise from left to right: ASHLEY BLOUGH MT’02, TU SU MT’01, HUONGLAN CHAU MT’05, KARI (YEINGST) RITI MB’92, and ANDREW LUDKA MT’97 (seated).
“Collaborative learning taught us to look at situations from different angles other than our own.”
Andrew Ludka MT ’97
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new board members
Art Fennell
Withmorethan20yearsasanewsveteran,ArtFennellhasreceivednearly100awardsforoutstandingjournal-ismandcommunity
service.Fennell’scurrentassignmentonCN8, The Comcast NetworkisanchorandmanagingeditorofArt Fennell Reports,anhonest,candid,andinteractivelookatthenews,issues,andeventsthathavepeopletalking. Mostrecently,FennellservedasanchorandmanagingeditorforCN8’s7p.m.and10p.m.newscasts.Inaddition,heheldvariouspositionswithWCAU-TVaswellaswithWAVY-TVinPortsmouth,Va.;WSAV-TVinSavannah,Ga.;WCBD-TVinCharleston,S.C.;WBTW-TVinFlorence,S.C.;and The South Carolina Educational Television Network. InAugust1995,FennellwaselectedpresidentoftheNationalAssociationofBlackJournalists(NABJ),thelargestprofes-sionalorganizationofjournalistsofcolorintheworld.DuringhistenureaspresidentoftheNABJ,FennellwasselectedbyEbonymagazineasoneofthetop100mostinflu-entialAfrican-Americansinthecountry. In2001,hefoundedTheArthurFennellFoundation(www.artfennellfoundation.org),apublic,charitable,non-profitorganization.Thefoundationiscommittedtoraisingfundsandawarenesstoassistcommunity-basedorganizationsdealingwithdisease,education,andpreventionindiverse,underservedpopulations.EachyearthefoundationhoststheArtFennellCelebrityBilliardsChampionshipasitsprimaryfundraiser. BornandraisedinBennettsville,S.C.,Fennellisoneof12children.Heismarried,hastwodaughtersandcurrentlyresidesinNewJersey.FennellholdsacommunicationsdegreefromSouthCarolinaStateUniversity.
Alex Gorsky
AlexGorskywasappointedheadofpharmaNorthAmericaandchiefexecutiveofficerofNovartisPharmaceu-ticalsCorporation
(NPC)inthefallof2005.HeisresponsibleforNorthAmericanpharmaceuticalopera-tions,whichincludeboththeUnitedStatesandCanada. SincejoiningNPCin2004aschiefoperatingofficerandheadofgeneralmedi-cines,GorskyhasoverseenthecontinuedgrowthofNovartis’industry-leadingcardio-vascularfranchise,whichincludesblock-busterproductsDiovan®andLotrel®.HealsooversawthelaunchofEnablex®,aproductforover-activebladder,andcom-pletedadealwithProcter&Gambletocopromoteandfurtherdeveloptheproduct.HewasalsoinvolvedinthelaunchofFocalin®XRforADHD.Hewasinstrumen-talindevelopingNPC’sMedicarestrategyandoversawarealignmentofthecompany’ssalesforce.Achampionofdiversityintheworkplace,hecreatedNPC’sCEODiversity&InclusionAward. PriortojoiningNovartis,GorskywasbasedinLondonascompanygroupchair-manforJohnson&Johnson’spharmaceuti-calbusinessinEurope,theMiddleEast,andAfrica.Priortothat,Gorskyspent15yearsinvarioussales,marketing,andmanage-mentrolesatJanssenPharmaceutica,aJohnson&Johnsonunit,andwasbasedinNewJersey. Gorskyholdsa1982bachelorofsciencedegreefromtheU.S.MilitaryAcademyinWestPoint,NewYork,andspentsixyearsintheU.S.Army,finishinghiscareerwiththerankofcaptain.Duringthatsametime,heearnedtheRangerTab,AirborneWings,andservedinEurope,theUnitedStates,andPanama.Heobtainedamaster’sinbusinessadministrationfromtheWhartonSchooloftheUniversityofPennsylvaniain1996.
Col. S. Roger Wetherill III, MSC (Ret), P’68
Col.S.RogerWeth-erillIII,MSC(Ret),P’68isaretiredarmypharmacyofficerwith
over24yearsofhospitalpharmacyexperi-ence.HehasservedinVietnam,Germany,andnumerousstatesidehospitalassign-ments.HiscivilianeducationincludesamasterofsciencewithamajorinnuclearpharmacyfromUniversityofMichiganin1975.HeiscertifiedbytheBoardofPhar-maceuticalSpecialtiesandisaBoardCerti-fiedNuclearPharmacist.Heholdslicensesinfourstates. HismilitaryschoolingincludesCom-mandandGeneralStaffCollegeandtheNationalWarCollege.DuringhismilitarycareerhewasawardedaBronzeStar;aMeritoriousServiceMedal,threeOakLeafClusters;anArmyCommendationMedal,twoOakLeafClusters;andanArmyAchievementMedal. Forthepast10years,hehasbeenem-ployedbyHappyHarry’sinNewark,Delaware.HeislistedintheMarquis’sWho’s Who in the World,1992,andWho’s Who in Medicine and Healthcare,2002. WetherillhasbeenpartoftheUSPalumnireunioncommitteeforthepastsixyearsandcurrentlyservesaschaironthealumninominationscommittee.TheWeth-erillLegacyconsistsoffourofthefoundersofthecollegein1821,thefirstchairmanoftheboardoftrusteeswhoalsoservedasthesecondvicepresidentofthecollege,threeboardoftrusteesbetween1824and1960,andfivealumnibetween1842and1997.
TwonewmembersandanalumnirepresentativewererecentlyappointedtoserveontheboardoftrusteesofUniversityoftheSciencesinPhiladelphia.Therespon-sibilitiesofUSP’sboardoftrusteesincludeapprovingtheUniversity’sstrategicplansandensuringtheirconsistencywiththeinstitution’smissionandgoals.Thenewmembersare:
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Study-Elsewhere Programming Provides New Opportunities for USP Students
Usheringinaneweraofopportunityforstudentsandfaculty,UniversityoftheSciencesinPhiladelphiaandTheUniversityoftheArtsceremoniouslysignedanexchangeagreementonOct.19,2006,thatopenedthedoorforstudentstotakefor-creditclassesateachuniversity’scampusforthe2007springsemester.TheannouncementwasthefirstoftwonewinitiativesthatbecameavailabletoUSPstudentsfor“study-elsewhere”programminginspring2007. “It’sunquestionablethattheartsalwayspredatedscience,andinfact,theinnovationofallsciencehasbeeninthearts,”USPPresident PHILIP P. GERBINOP’69,PharmD’70said.“It’sappro-priatethat230-plusyearslaterwefinallysaid,‘Ithinkit’simportantthatwemixtheartsandthesciencesagainsothatwecancreateagenerationofinnovators,peoplewhoarecommittedtothehealthcareanddiscoveryofthisnation.’…That’sourcommitmenttoournextgeneration.” Intendedtoenrichthecurriculaofbothinstitutionsbyexposingstudentstocourseworknotincludedattheirhomeschoolandtopromotecollaborationamongstudentsandfaculty,upto10stu-dentsfromeachschoolareeligiblefortheexchangeeachsemester.Payingtuitiontotheirhomeinstitution,studentsmaytakeupto18creditsofcourseworkattheawaycampusoversixsemesters.
TheUSP-UArtsexchangeagreementaddstoanexpandingmenuofprogramsforstudentsthataimstofitintoacurriculumthatdoesnotleavemuchroomforflexibility. Since2000,USPhasofferedstudentsSummerTravelStudiesProgramsthatprovideabroadopportunitiesbutnotinthetraditionalsenseofstudyabroadprograms.Thethree-weekprogramscombinelectureswithtraveltosuchlocalesasGreece,Italy,England,andPuertoRico,aswellastheNationalParksoftheSouthwestUnitedStates,andoccurduringsummerbreaks.Oneadvantageisthattheprogramssatisfythegeneraleducationrequirement;however,theydorequireanadditionalfeeoutsideofthetuition.
InanefforttoprovideamoretraditionalstudyabroadprogramthatwouldfitintoaUSPstudent’srequirements,USPsignedanotherexchangeprogramthatalsostartsinspring2007.InjoiningforceswithNewYorkUniversity’sStudyAbroadProgram,USPstudentscannowstudyatNYUcampusesinAsia,Africa,andEuropeforasemesterorayear. “TheNYUexchangeagreementisawonderfulopportunityforourstudentstogainanunderstandingoftheglobalrealitiesinahealthcareworldthatknowsnogeographicalboundaries,”saidBARBARA BYRNE,PhD,vicepresidentforacademicaffairs.“Exposingstudentstoaforeignenvironmentwillsignificantlyhelpthemunderstandthedisparitiesthatexistinhealthcare.” TheNYUprogram’sadvantagesincludechargingthesametuitionasUSPcharges,courseofferingsthatwillcountasUSPcoursesinthesamedisciplines,and,perhapsmostimportantly,nograduationdelay,sincetheLondoncampusoffersappropriatecoursesinscienceforsecond-yearstudents. “Alltheseprogramshavethesameaim,toexpandeducationalopportunitiesforthestudents,”saidROBERT BOUGHNER,PhD,chairoftheDepartmentofHumanities.Boughnerwillalsoworkindividuallywithstudentstotailorastudy-elsewhereexperienceifoneoftheothersdoesnotfittheirinterestsandconcerns.“Studentsmusthavethechancetoseethemselvesfromtheperspectiveofanotherculturesothattheycanlearnbothhowallpeoplearethesameand,moreimportantly,howallpeoplearedifferent.”
“It’s unquestionable that the arts always predated science, and in fact, the innovation of all science has been in the arts.”
USP President PHILIP P. GERBINO P’69, PharmD’70
UArts President Miguel Angel Corzo shows off his USP lab coat, presented to him at the exchange agreement signing by President PHILIP P. GERBINO P’69, PharmD’70.
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Philadelphiaisacitymadeupofcountlessneighborhoods—each
richwithitsownuniquecharacterandcharmeventhoughitmaybe
assmallasfiveorsixsquareblocks.SuchisthecasewithWest
Shore,aclose-knitcommunitycomprisedofawarrenofsmall
streetswhoseeasternborderisadjacenttoUSP’scampus.Many
familiesinWestShorehavebeenthereforgenerationsandare
fiercelyproudofthehistoryoftheirlittlecommunity.
AlthoughWestShoreisasmallcommunity,theresidents
havebeensomeofthemostloyalandvocalattendeesatUSP’s
CommunityUpdatemeetings.Inthespringof2006whenthey
expressedsomeconcernsaboutparkingintheirneighborhood
duringtheconstructionoftheMcNeilScienceandTechnology
Center,theUniversityrecognizedtheunforeseenimpactthecon-
structionprojecthadontheirneighborhoodandsearchedforaway
toshowourgratitudefortheirpatienceandunderstanding.
Itbeganasasmallgesture—USPdonatedavarietyofannual
andperennialplantstofillthelargeconcreteplantersalongSouth
MelvilleStreetinWestShore.
Theintroductionofthenewplantsstartedsomething.Block
captainsCarolynHarrisandRickyHowardbegantobrainstorm.
Theyenlistedalltheresidentsoftheirblocktoworktogetherto
cleanupvacantlotsandtrimbacktheovergrowth.UniversityCity
Districtassistedbydonatingcolorfulpainttorefreshtheplanters.
Yousee,HarrisandHowardhadadream—toenterSouthMelville
StreetinthePhiladelphiaMoreBeautifulCommittee’sannualClean
Blockcontest.
TheychoseaHalloweenthemeandwhen,onabeautiful,sunny,
lateSeptemberafternoon,thetourbusloadedwithover30judges
fromthePhiladelphiaMoreBeautifulCommitteearrived,South
MelvilleStreetwasreallysomethingtosee.Everyhousewasdeco-
rated,andtheneighborhoodputonashowforthejudges.
ThewinnersoftheCleanBlockcontestwererecentlyannounced,
andunbelievably,SouthMelvilleStreetdidn’twintheaward.But
theresidentsofSouthMelvilleStreetarenotdiscouraged.Harris
saidthattheresidentsarealreadyplanningnextyear’sevent,and
likeRocky,theydon’tplantogiveupuntiltheyhavewonthegold.
Andtothinkthistransformationallbeganwiththedonationofa
fewflowers…
Research Scholarship Established
Although he passed away in 1929, AlFreD bArTh P’1874 has
directed that a scholarship at USP be established in the name of
John M. MAiSCh, PharmD, former Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
dean and Barth’s good friend. The John M. Maisch Research Fund
was established to support research at USP.
“The Alfred Barth Trust was originally established to benefit a
specific individual during her lifetime. Upon her recent passing, the
remaining proceeds of the trust were directed to support the Univer-
sity,” said eriCA SPiZZirri, director of major gifts. “Mr. Barth’s
wishes were to honor his friend, Dean Maisch. Despite the passage of
time, they are now being realized. It is so exciting to have John Maisch’s
name, as one of the fathers of pharmacy education, recognized in
perpetuity here at the first college of pharmacy.”
Barth lived and worked in Providence, Rhode Island. He practiced
retail pharmacy for a short time before switching careers to real estate.
Born in Hanau, Germany, Maisch moved to the United States and
went on to become the chief chemist at the U.S. Army Laboratory in
Philadelphia. He taught Materia Medica & Botany at PCP (1866–1893)
and was dean from 1879 to 1893. He was editor of the American Journal
of Pharmacy for 22 years.
The Power of GreenBy MaryKate McGinty
It began as a small gesture—USP donated a variety of annual and perennial plants to fill the large concrete planters along South Melville Street in West Shore.
What began as a donation of flowers has grown into a community event.
Withaneyetowardtrainingstudentsforthepharmaceuticalandhealthcareindustrythroughgraduateandundergraduatedegreeprograms,USPannouncedtheformationoftheDepart-mentOfPharmaceuticalandHealthcare
Businessforthefallof2006.ThedepartmentoperatesundertheauspicesofPhiladelphiaCollegeofPharmacy. “Theoverallgoalistoplacestudentsinindustryoreducatethemforfurtheradvancementonthegraduatelevel,”saidDr.GLENN ROSENTHAL EdD,MBA,MA,departmentchair.“Forundergraduates,itistogetthementry-levelsalesandmarketingpositions.” Rosenthal,whohasover25yearsofhands-onexperienceintheindustry,leadsthegrowingdepartmentofsixfacultymem-bersandover200studentsinthedeliveryofbachelor’sandmaster’sdegrees.Studentsearningabachelorofsciencedegreewillcombinecourseworkinscience,business,andthehealthcareindustry.Studentswilllearntoappreciateandunderstandthescientific,professional,economic,andpractice-relatedfactorsthatwillleadtoleadershippositionsintheindustry.Inthegraduate-levelprogram,therearethreemaincomponents:aneveningMBAprogram,aweekendexecutiveMBAprogram,andanonlinedegreeprogram.TheeveningMBAprogramcanbeeitherfull-timeorpart-time,dependingupontheneedsoftheindividualstudent,whiletheexecutiveprogramisforthosewhohaveaminimumoffouryearsintheindustryandwanttobroadentheirknowledgebaseforadvancementoracareershift.Theonlineprogramhasasimilarcurriculumtotheexecutiveprogramandofferstheconvenienceofflexibility. Studentsfromtheprogram,whichbeganasaBSdegreein2000,alreadyhavegoneontoworkatsomeofthetoppharma-ceuticalcompanies,includingPfizer,Merck,Wyeth,AstraZeneca,Novartis,NationalComprehensiveCancerNetworkandExcel-leRx,aswellinotherfieldssuchasIMSHealth,adatacollectioncompany,andColorcon,achemicalspecialtycompany. “Webelievewearetheplacetocometoifyouareseriousaboutyourcareerinthepharmaceuticalandhealthcareindus-try,”Rosenthalsaid.
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new Department Trains Students for Pharmaceutical and health Care industry
Spinler Named a Fellow of The Collegeof Physicians of Philadelphia
Throughoutits200-yearhistory,TheCollegeofPhysiciansofPhiladelphiahasprovidedaplaceforbothmedicalprofes-sionalsandthegeneralpublictolearnaboutmedicineasbothascienceandasanart.ItisinthissettingthatSARAH A.
SPINLER,PharmD,professorofclinicalpharmacy,wasnamedaFellowinDecember,joiningtheoldestexistingmedicalorganiza-tioninthecountry. “Ifeelhonoredtobeapartofsuchadistinguishedgroupwithauniqueinterestintheart,history,andscienceofmedicine,”Spinlersaid. TheCollegeofPhysicianswasfoundedin1787andholdsasitmissiontoadvancethecauseofhealthandupholdtheheritageofmedicinebyservingthepublicandotherhealthprofessionals. “BeingnamedaFellowtoTheCollegeofPhysiciansisagreathonorandtestimonytoSarah’scareerofaccomplishment,”saidUSPPresidentPHILIPP.GERBINOP’69,PharmD’70.“HerUniversitycolleaguesapplaudherrecognition.Shewillalwayscarrytheenhancedresponsibilitiesofbeingexemplary,thoughtful,compassionate,andinsightful,inadditiontobeinganaccomplishedprofessional.” TheCollegeofPhysiciansishometotheMütterMuseumandtheHistoricalMedicalLibrary.
The 2nd Annual USP Race for Humanity is set for March 31, 2007. The HMS School for Children with Cerebral Palsy has been selected as the beneficiary this year. For more infor-mation, visit www.usip.edu/5krace.
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Men’s Tennis looks for Promising Spring SeasonThe USP men’s tennis team looks to pick up in 2007 right where it left off in 2006 as head coach JUliAn SnoW returns a solid mixture of veterans and a pair of promising newcomers who have shown they can perform in their matches during the fall.
Leading the way will be junior TYler WeiSel PharmD’10. Playing at the No. 1 singles slot for the past two seasons, Weisel has recorded a 19-8 career record. Sophomore PAUl CACereS PharmD’11 is solid at No. 2 singles, having never lost a match in dual competition (15-0). Senior roberTo FrAnCo CS’08, BInf’08 hopes to return to form this year, having sat out the 2006 season. Franco played at No. 3 singles in the fall season, sporting a 5-1 record and has an 11-4 career mark for the Devils.
A newcomer to the team this year holds down the No. 4 singles spot. riCArDo MArTinS B’10 comes to USP via Sao Paolo, Brazil, and produced a 4-2 record during the fall. Another senior, rYAn Pell PharmD’09, holds down the No. 5 singles spot. Pell, the most experi-enced member of this year’s squad, has 18 career singles wins.
DAn rUbin PharmD’12, the Devils second newcomer, rounds out Snow’s top six. The former Neshaminy High School athlete was 3-2 during the fall.
The Devils will face a competitive schedule in the spring, featuring con-ference rivals Philadelphia University, Caldwell College, and Bloomfield College as well as Division II opponent West Chester University and area rival Haverford College.
Aifuwa honored by Philadelphia InquirerJunior cross country runner JoY AiFUWA PharmD’10 was among seven female area athletes named to the 2006 Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Women’s Cross Country Team. This is the second consecutive year Aifuwa has been named to the team. The Edison High School grad was the Devils top runner this season, finishing no lower than fourth place in five of the six races she competed in and placing second at the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) championships, leading the Devils to a fourth-place finish. Aifuwa earned dean’s list honors in each of her four semesters and was named to the United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTF-CCCA) All-Academic Awards list for the 2005 season as well as the CACC 2005 Fall All-Academic Team.
Men’s basketball Posts Two 1,000-Point ScorersWilliAM KUrTZ PMM’07 notched the 1,000th point of his college career as he helped lead USP to a 64-57 win over Post University in a CACC men’s basketball game at home on Saturday, Jan. 6. Kurtz joined eriC CAGeloSi PMM’07, who reached the 1,000-point plateau on Dec. 5, 2006, in a 76-67 win over Goldey-Beacom College. They are just the seventh tandem on the same team to reach the 1,000 point mark in USP history.
AVCA recognizes Tauschek with All-region honorsThe American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) selected ClAire TAUSCheK DPT’11 as an honorable mention on the All-Region team for the Northeast. Tauschek, a two-time Central Atlantic Collegiate Confer-ence (CACC) first team All-Conference selection, was the only CACC volleyball player to be named to the AVCA All-Region team. Tauschek led the Devils (8-18) in digs (509) and aces (42) during the 2006 season. Her 6.06 digs per game average was a school record and ranked third among conference leaders, ranking 13th nationally for all NCAA Division II volleyball players. She also earned a second consecutive first team All-CACC selection.
The former CACC Newcomer of the Year recorded 30 or more digs in four matches this past season and led the Devils in 22 of their 26 matches, reach-ing 20 or more digs 10 times. Tauschek is also one of three players in school history to reach 1,000 digs for their career and ranks fourth on the Devils’ all-time service ace list with 126.
RASHANNA EDWARDS DPT’09 puts up a shot against rival Holy Family University as USP held its first Spirit Day on Dec. 7, 2006. Students, faculty, and staff were encouraged to show their school spirit and attend the men’s and women’s double header.
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Brave New Universe: Illuminating The Darkest Secrets Of The Cosmos
PAUL HALPERN, PhD, professor of mathematics and physics, and Paul Wesson, PhD (University of Waterloo, professor of physics)
Joseph Henry PressISBN 0-309-10137-9
Inthisgloriousageforcosmology,astro-nomicalmeasurementhasneverbeenmoreprecise.UsingmoderninstrumentssuchastheWilkinsonMicrowaveAnisotropyProbe(WMAP),astronomershavefoundanswers
tolong-elusivequestionsabouttheageandcompositionoftheuniverse.Withunprecedentedconfidence,theyhaverevealedhowlongthecosmoshasbeenexpandingsinceitsbeginning.Theyhaveexaminedhowthisgrowthhaschangedovertimeandhavepredicteditsfuturecourse.Moreover,theyhavesortedthetypesofmatterandenergyintheuniverseintovariouscategories,pinpointinghowmuchofspacecontainsordinarymaterials—thestuffofstarsandplanets—andhowmuchharborsotherkindsofsubstances.Byproducingsuchexactresults,high-resolutionsatellitedataandnoveltelescopictechniqueshavetherebytransformedoneofthemostspeculativefieldsintoatriumphformeticulousscientificmethods. Yet,liketheexcavationofancientTroy,eachlayerrevealedofcosmicinformationhasunearthedhintsofevendeepersecrets.Ascleardatahasemergedabouttheageandcompositionoftheuniverse,cosmologistshaveencounteredformidableissuesunderlyingtheseresults.Forexample,if,astheWMAPhasrevealed,onlyfourpercentoftheuniverseconstitutesordinarymatter,whatisthenatureoftheremainingmaterial?If,astelescopicmeasurementshaveshown,allofspaceisaccelerating,whatisproducingthisfantastic
dynamoofenergy?Andif,asinfraredsearcheshaveindicated,planetarysystemsarefairlycommonthroughoutthecosmos,whyhaveweyettoencounterextraterrestrialbeings? Aswelearnmoreabouttheuniverse,wequestionhowmuchofourexperienceisafunctionofoursensorylimitations.Mighttime,space,andmattersimplybeillusions?Howdohumanintelligenceandconsciousnessreflectthenatureofphysicalreality?Doestheexis-tenceoflifeonEarthderivefromablendofuniquecosmologicalfactors?Brave New Universeaddressesthesephilosophicalquestionsandmore—anditsconclusionsprovemostextraordinary!
Health Care Regulation in America: Complexity, Confrontation, and Compromise
ROBERT I. FIELD, JD, MPH, PhD, director of USP’s graduate program in health policy
Oxford University PressISBN 0-19-515968-3
RegulationshapesallaspectsofAmerica’sfragmentedhealthcareindustry,fromtheflowofdollarstothecommunicationbetweenphysiciansandpatients.Itistheenginethattranslatespublicpolicyintoaction.Whilethehealthandlivesof
patients,aswellasalmostone-sixthofthenationaleconomy,dependonitseffectiveness,healthcareregulationinAmericaisbewilderinglycomplex.Governmentagenciesatthefederal,state,andlocallevelsdirectportionsoftheindustry,buthundredsofprivateorganizationsdosoaswell.Someoftheseoverseerscom-petewithoneanother,someconflict,andotherscollaborate.Theirinteractionisasimportanttotheprovisionofhealthcareasarethelawsandrulestheyimplement.
Health Care Regulation in Americaisaguidetothisregulatorymaze.Itsuccinctlyrecapsthepastandpresentconflictsthathaveguidedtheoversightofeachindustrysegmentoverthepasthun-dredyearsandexplainsthestructureofregulationtoday.Tomakethesystemcomprehensible,thisbookalsopresentsthesweepofregulatorypolicyinthecontextoftheinterests,values,goals,andissuesthatguideit.Chapterscovertheprocessofregulationandeachkeyareaofregulatoryfocus—professionals,institutions,financingarrangements,drugsanddevices,publichealth,businessrelationships,andresearch. InauniquelyAmericanway,thesystemthrivesonconfrontationbetweencompetinginterestsbutsurvivesbyengenderingcompro-mise.RobertFieldshowsthathealthcareregulationisaninexorableforcethatnurturesaswellasrestrictstheenterpriseofAmericanhealthcare.Forthestudent,practitioner,executive,policyanalyst,orconcernedcitizen,thisbookisaninvaluableguidetothepolicy,politics,andpracticeofanindustrythatdirectlytouchesusall.
“‘Not another book about the Big Bang!’ I hear you say. If you’ve always wanted to know what physicists mean when they talk about such things as CP invariance or left-handed neutrinos, it’s all here, plain as day.” Sara Lippincott, Los Angeles Times, December 10, 2006
“A superbly clear and comprehensive description of the complex regulations of the American health care system. Should be read by anyone who wishes to navigate or reform that system.”
Samuel O. Thier, Professor of Medicine and Professor of Health Care Policy, Harvard Medical School
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peter millerF copresented a teleconference for the National PACE (Programs of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) Association on “Falls: Can We Predict Who Falls at PACE and Does It Make a Difference?” with Elizabeth Broderick, MD, on October 12.
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Poster Presentations
robert fieldF, “Issues in Implementation of the Medicare Modernization Act for the Broader Health Care System: A Policy Analysis of Incentives to Promote Private Managed Care Plans” at Academy Health Annual Research Meeting in Seattle, on June 25.
Presentations
robert fieldF
• “Issues in Implementation of the Medicare Modernization Act and Structural Implications for Medicare and Medicaid” at the Annual Health Law Teachers Conference of the American Society of Law, Medicine & Ethics in Baltimore, on June 2.
• “What is the ‘Right’ Price for Prescription Drugs?: Legal and Regulatory Considerations” at Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholars Multidisciplinary Seminar Series at University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, on October 16.
• “An Ethical Framework for Vaccine Mandates: Competing Ethical Values and the Case of HPV” at Ethics of Vaccines Project, Center for Bioethics at University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, on October 17.
stephen métrauxF
• “Housing and Community Integration” and “Assessing Residential Segregation Among Medicaid Recipients With Psychiatric Disability in Philadelphia” at the National State of the Knowledge Confer-ence on Increasing Community Integration of Individuals with Psychiatric Disabilities at the University of Pennsylvania Collaborative on Community Integration of Individuals with Psychiatric Disabilities in Phila-delphia, on September 19.
• “Matching HMIS and Main-stream Databases: Possibilities and Challenges of Using Mul-tiple Datasets for Research” at National Homeless Management Information Systems Confer-ence: HMIS.INFOrmation for Decision Making in Denver, September 18–19.
• “The Social Dimensions of Mental Health Policy” at the Society for the Study of Social Problems Annual Meeting in Montreal, August 10–13.
• “Intersections between Child Welfare & Homeless Systems: Results from 2 Research Studies” at the Annual Meeting of the National Alliance to End Homelessness in Washington, DC, July 17–19.
• “Child Welfare & Homelessness: Results from 3 Research Stud-ies” at the Annual Meetings of the Child Welfare League of America in Washington, DC, February 27–28.
stephen métrauxF, et al. • “Testing a Typology of Family
Homelessness: Preliminary Findings” at the US Interagency Council on Homelessness Research Briefing in Washington, DC, on September 15.
• “Institutional Discharges and Homelessness: The Impact of the Child Welfare, Inpatient Mental Health and Criminal Justice Systems on Public Shelter Admissions” at Grand Rounds, Center for Homeless-ness Prevention Studies at Columbia University in New York, on September 14.
richard stefanacciF• “Medicare Part D—What Is
the Future?” at the Strategic Research Institute, Enrollment of Seniors in Washington, DC, on October 26.
• “Understanding the Impact of Medicare Part D in the Overall Supply Chain Management” at the Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Conference in Austin, on October 19.
• “Medicare Part D in LTC” at the University of Missouri Annual Geriatrics Conference in Columbia, MO, on August 18.
Professional Activities
robert fieldF, moderator for panel on “Medicare Part D: Where Do We Go From Here?” at Eastern Pennsylvania Geriatrics Society October Education Meeting in Blue Bell, PA, on October 19.
Publications
robert fieldF, “The FDA’s First Moves to Sup-plant Randomized Controlled Clinical Trials,” P&T, 31(8): 427–429, August 2006.
stephen métrauxF, et al., “Recent Incarceration History Among a Sheltered Homeless Population,” Crime & Delinquency, 52(3):504–517, 2006.
richard stefanacciF• “Medicare Part D: Freedom
of Speech,” Clinical Geriatrics, 14(9):25–28, 2006.
• “Medicare Part D: Freedom of Speech,” Annals of Long Term Care, 14(9):12–14, 2006.
• “Medicare Part D: Who Controls the Prescription?” Clinical Geri-atrics, 14(8):6–9, 2006.
• “Medicare Part D: Who Controls the Prescription?” Annals of Long Term Care, 14(8):14–17, 2006.
• “Good Behavior” (editorial), Assisted Living Consult, 2(5):6–7, 2006.
• “A Special Opportunity,” Medicare Patient Management, 1(5):6–8, 2006.
richard stefanacciF, et al. • “Better Ways to Fall Asleep: The
Danger of Benzodiazepines,” As-sisted Living Consult, 2(5):29–33, 2006.
• “Medicare Part D: Legislative Help for Patients, Pharmacists, and Physicians,” Medicare Patient Management, 1(5): 22–27, 2006.
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Grants
vojislava pophristicF • “Computationally Aided
Design of Heparin Antidote Drugs,” from PolyMedix Corp., $107,500/year.
• “A Computational Study of the Zirconium Ion Solvation,” from Petroleum Research Fund, American Chemical Society, $35,000/2 years.
vojislava pophristicF, preston mooreF, guillermo moynaF, “Terascale Simulations of Biochemical and Chemical Systems,” from Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center, 103,000 service units (grant for computa-tional resources).
Presentations
ruth crispinF presented a paper “Love Poetry and Transla-tion: The Case of Pedro Salinas” at the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese National Conference in Salamanca, Spain, in 2006.
mahasweta duttM, margaret kasschauF, suzanne murphyF, “Role of HSP70 and the Cyto-skeleton in Podial Formation in a Human Hematopoietic Cell Line under Hypertonic Stress” at the American Society for Cell Biology Annual Meeting in San Diego, December.
joel kauffmanF, “Hypertension Hyperbole” on the overuse of antihypertensive drugs at the International College of Integrative Medicine Clinical Applications of Biological Ener-getics Meeting in Cleveland, September 27–October 1.
ashwini khannaM, suzanne murphyF, margaret kasschauM, “Cytoskeletal Reorganization in a Kidney Cell Line (LLC–PK1) under Hypertonic Stress” at the American Society for Cell Biology Annual Meeting in San Diego, December.
vojislava pophristicF, et al., “Replica Exchange Molecu-lar Dynamics Study on Aralyamide and Heparin in Water: Sampling Effects and Analysis of the Detailed Binding Mode” at the 231st American Chemical Society Meeting in Atlanta, 2006.
lia vasF, “A Simplification of Morita’s Construction of Total Right Rings of Quotients for a Class of Rings” at the Noncom-mutative Algebra, Satellite of International Congress of Math-ematicians in Granada, Spain, August 31–September 6.
Publications
philip gehrmanF, et al. • “Risk Factors for Excessive
Sleepiness in Older Adults,” Annals of Neurology, 59(6): 893–904, 2006.
• “Consequences of Comorbid Insomnia Symptoms and Sleep-Related Breathing Disorder in Elderly Subjects,” Archives of Internal Medicine, 166(16): 1732–1738, 2006.
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Königsberg, We Have a Problem
ThetownofKönigsberg,Prussia(nowcalledKaliningradandpartoftheRussianrepublic)hadaproblem—amathproblem.ThetownwasdividedintofoursectionsbythebranchesofthePregelRiver.Inthe18thcentury,sevenbridgesconnectedtheseregions.Thetownspeoplewonderedwhetheritwaspossibletostartatanylocationinthetown,travelacrossallthebridgeswithoutcrossinganybridgetwice,andreturntothestartingpoint.Ittook18th-centurySwissmathematicianLeonhardEuler(pronouncedOIL-er)(1707–1783)tohelpsolvetheproblemandintroducegraphtheoryin1736. TheKönigsbergbridgeproblemwaspartofthreepresentationsthattheDiscreteMathematicsstudentsofassociateprofessorSALAR ALSARDARY,PhD,gaveatthesectionmeetingoftheMathematicalAssociationofAmericainlateOctoberatWestChesterUniversity.“Mostthestudentsintheaudienceweremathmajors,”Alsardaryexplained.“Ourstudentsarenotmathmajors.Theypresentthemselvesas,‘Iamapharmacymajorminoringinmathematics,’or‘Iamachemistrymajorminoringinmathemat-ics.’Itwasverynicethattheyhadthecouragetopresenttheirprojects.Itwasaniceexperienceforthestudents.” Alsardary’ssevenstudentsgavethreetalks.BRITTANY EBER-SOLEC’09andTRACEY SAMUELPhSci’07spokeonorigamiandmathematics.MAYUR AMINPharmD’11, NIKITA PATEL PharmD’11,andMANTHAN CHOKSHIPharmD’11expoundedongraphtheory.AndNISARG PATELBInf’08andAHMAD AHSAN PharmD’10presentedonthelifeofEuler. Thetalks,whichincludedaPowerPointpresentation,arepartofthestudents’grade,andAlsardaryassiststhemincomingupwitharelevanttopic.Theymaketheirfirstrun-throughinfrontoftheirclassmates,whoprovidepeerreviews.Thenonceeachsemester,studentshavetheopportunitytogivethetalksinfrontofthemathcommunity. “Itisveryimportantforstudentstohaveexperiencewiththemathematicalcommunity,”Alsardarysaid.“Thepeopleatthismeetingweremostlymathematicians.Sincemostofmystudents
TRACEY SAMUEL PhSci ’07 demonstrates the relationship
between origami and mathematics.
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peter meekF, zhiwei liuF, lifeng tianM, randy zauharF, “Shape Signatures: Speeding Up Computer Aided Drug Discovery,” Drug Discovery Today, 11(19): 895–904, October 20, 2006.
carmen villegas rogersF, “Improving the Visibility of Afro-Latin Culture in the Spanish Classroom,” Hispania, September 2006.
joseph ruaneF, “History of a BSU at a Professional Health Science University,” African Americans and Whites: Changing Relationships on College Campuses, edited by Robert M. Moore III, University Press of America, Inc., 2006.
stanley zietzF, “Validation of Serum versus Plasma Measure-ments of Chromogranin A Levels in Patients with Carcinoid Tumors: Lack of Correlation between Ab-solute Chromogranin A Levels and Symptom Frequency,” Pancreas, 33(3):250–4, October 2006.
philadelphia college of pharmacy
Poster Presentations
shawn boyle]F, michael cawley]F, cynthia sanoskiF, “Assessment of an Advanced Cardiac Life Support Simulation in a Pharmacothera-peutics Laboratory Course” at the American College of Clinical Pharmacy (ACCP) 2006 Annual Meeting in St. Louis, October 26–29.
emily hajjarF, shawn boyleF, angela cafiero, “Teaching Students the Geriatric Perspective: A Focus on Project Secure” at the American Society of Consultant Pharmacists (ASCP) 37th Annual Meeting in Phoenix, November 15–18.
zhijun liF, vagmita pabuwalM, “Network Analy-sis of the 3D Structure of the Rhodopsin G-protein Coupled Receptor” at the 20th Annual Symposium of the Protein Society in San Diego, August 5–9.
Presentations
michael cawleyF], “Breathing Easier: Using Evidence to Improve Outcomes for Patients with COPD” at the Regional Symposium to Pharmacists and Physicians, sponsored by PRIME, in Philadelphia, on October 19.
ganesh cheralaM, anil p. d’melloF, et al., “Effect of Maternal Low Protein Diet Administered During Preg-nancy and Lactation on the Status of Hepatic Cytochrome-P450 Enzymes in the Offspring” at the Annual American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists Meet-ing in San Antonio, on October 30.
m. chungM, jimish mehtaM, clyde ofnerF, et al., “Preliminary Evaluation of a Gelatin—Methotrexate Conjugate Effectiveness in Methotrexate Resistant HL60 Leukemia Cells” at the Annual American Associa-tion of Pharmaceutical Scientists Meeting in San Antonio, on October 31.
rachel gravesM, srira-makamal jonnalagaddaF, “In Vitro Immune Response to Optimized PLGA Scaffolds for Bone Regeneration” at the Annual American Association of Pharma-ceutical Scientists Meeting in San Antonio, on November 1.
rama mallipeddiM, kaly-an saripellaM, steven neauF, “Sustained Drug Delivery Using Chitosan as a Release Modifier in the Coat of Aquacoat®-Coated Beads” at the Annual American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists Meet-ing in San Antonio, on October 31.
rajeshwar motheramM, pardeep guptaF, “Evalua-tion of Secondary and Tertiary Structure of Recombinant Human Growth Hormone (r-hGH) Adsorbed onto Polystyrene Latex Particles by Circular Dichroism Spectroscopy” at the Annual American Association of Pharma-ceutical Scientists Meeting in San Antonio, on November 1.
steven neauF, et al., “Colon Specific Delivery Using Ethyicellu-lose and Chitosan in Compression Coated Tablet” at the Annual American Association of Pharma-ceutical Scientists Meeting in San Antonio, on November 2.
oladotun oyenugaM, anatoly kurkovskyF,
adeboye adejareF, “A Simulation Model of Drug Uptake Across the Blood Brain Barrier: Influences of Polar Surface Area and Beta-Amyloid Peptide Load” at the Annual American Association of Pharma-ceutical Scientists Meeting in San Antonio, on October 30.
kalyan saripellaM, rama mallipeddiM, steven neauF, “Coarse Par-ticle Ethylcellulose as an Extrusion Spheronization Aid in the Produc-tion of Drug Loaded Beads” at the Annual American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists Meet-ing in San Antonio, on November 1.
kalyan saripellaM, steven neauF, et al., “Effect of Sample Preparation on the Appearance of an Unstable Poly-morph in Binary NSAIDs Melting Point Phase Diagrams” at the Annual American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists Meet-ing in San Antonio, on November 1.
ruchi shahM, anil d’melloF, “Effect of Various Formulation Parameters on the Encapsulation Efficiency of Phenylalanine Ammonia Lyase (PAL) in Cellulose Nitrate Micro-capsules” at the Annual American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists Meeting in San Antonio, on November 1.
vijaya swaminathanM, sriramakamal jonnal-agaddaF, ruy tchaoF, “Effect of PEG Molecular Weight on the in Vitro Degradation of Poly-L-lactic Acid: Polyethylene Glycol (PLLA:PEG) Membranes” at the Annual American Associa-tion of Pharmaceutical Scien-tists Meeting in San Antonio, on November 1.
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anuradha vaidyaM, rodney wigentF, joseph schwartzF, “The Use of a Multi-Particulate Solid Dosage Form Containing Carbopol® 934P for Inhibition of Protein Degradation by Trypsin” at the Annual American Associa-tion of Pharmaceutical Scien-tists Meeting in San Antonio, on November 1.
vrushali waknisM, srira-makamal jonnalagaddaF, “Thermal Analysis of Polytcap-rolactone-Based Biodegradable Polymers” at the Annual American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists Meeting in San Antonio, on November 1.
Publications
ganesh cheralaM, anil p. d’melloF, et al., “Two Low Protein Diets Differen-tially Affect Food Consumption, and Reproductive Performance in Pregnant and Lactating Rats and Long Term Growth in Their Offspring,” Journal of Nutrition, 136, 2827–2833, 2006.
carol holtzman], sarah spinlerF, “Role of P-glycoprotein in Statin Drug Interactions,” Pharmacotherapy, 26(11):1601–7, 2006.
sarah spinlerF, et al., “Newer Pharmacotherapy in Patients Undergoing Percutane-ous Coronary Interventions: A Guide for Pharmacists and Other Health Care Professionals: Expert Opinion from the American Heart Association’s Diagnostic and Interventional Catheterization Committee and Council on Clinical Cardiology, and the American College of Clinical Pharmacy’s Cardiology Practice Research Network,” Pharmacotherapy, 26(11):1537–56, 2006.
shengguo sunM, adeboye adejareF, “Fluorinated Molecules as Drugs and Imaging Agents in the CNS,” Current Topics in Medicinal Chemis-try, 6, 1457–1464, 2006.
wereminoringinmath,Iwantedthemtoseewhatothermath-ematiciansaredoing.Bygivingapresentation,ithelpsthemtothinkinaprofessionalway.Thisgivesthemaniceexperienceonhowtogivepresentations,ifnotinmathematics,thenintheirfield.” Fortheorigamiandmathematicspresentation,thestudentsgaveahistoryoforigamianditsconnectionwithmathematics.Afterconcludingthepresentation,theydemonstratedhowtobuildafrogandthenengagedtheaudienceoffacultyandotherstudentstogiveitatry. Graphsareusedtosolveproblemsinmanyfields.Thestudents’presentationdealtwiththeapplicationsofgraphtheoryinevery-daylifeaswellasthehistoryofthisbranchofmathematics. ThethirdgrouppresentedonthelifeofEuler,whomadegreatcontributionstomathematicsandphysics.Fittingly,2007willbetheanniversaryofEuler’s300thbirthday. ThisbringsusbacktotheSevenBridgesofKönigsberg.Usingnodesandlinkstomakeagraph,Eulerascertainedthatitwasnotpossibletocrosstheexistingsevenbridgesjustonce.Simply,thetownspeoplewouldhavetobuildmorebridges.
From left to right: BRITTANY EBERSOLE C’09, MAYUR AMIN PharmD’11, NIKITA PATEL PharmD’11, AHMAD AHSAN PharmD’10, TRACEY SAMUEL PhSci’07, MANTHAN CHOKSHI PharmD’11, NISARG PATEL BInf’08, and SALAR ALSARDARY, PhD, associate professor.
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alumni events “If we want our alumni to remain involved in the life of the university, we need to remain involved in, and relevant to, the lives of our alumni.”
stacy m. rosemarin P’83
Summer Happy Hour July 29, 2006, Avalon, NJ
Left to right: Doris Dewis Shallcross Reses P’73 and Ruth Brown P’71, BW’06.
Khee Lee P’95, a health specialist in Google’s Vertical Markets Group, lecturing to students.
Left to right: Albert Wertheimer, dean, Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
(1990–1993), and Dave Bergman P’51.
Left to right: Paula Kralovec P’74, George Downs PharmD’72, and Michele Gerbino P’75.
Left to right: Bob Schreiber P’71; Ruth Brown P’71, BW’06; and Steve Kalinowski P’71.
Left to right: Dan Hussar P’62, MS’64, PhD’67; Lauri Lock Wunder P’81; Tony Madonna P’76; and Pat Kidston Katra P’76.
Left to right: Jack Lagowski P’73, Pat Carroll-Grant P’78, and Tom O’Connor P’70, PharmD ’71.
Pennsylvania Pharmacists Association August 10, 2006, Valley Forge, PA
Left to right: Dwight Bowen PharmD’11, and Ed Bechtel P’81, chair, Pennsylvania Board of Pharmacy.
Department of Pharmaceutical and healthcare business Pharmbiz lecture Series September 28, 2006, USP Campus
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nCPA Alumni & Friends Dinner october 9, 2006, las Vegas, nV
national Community Pharmacists Association Student Chapter lecture Series September 28, 2006, USP Campus
Left to right: Steve Sheaffer P’75, PharmD’78 received the 2006 Sister Gonzales Duffy Lecture Award from Fern Kaufman PharmD’03, president, Pennsylvania Society of Health-System Pharmacists.
national Community Pharmacists Association (nCPA) national Meeting october 8, 2006, las Vegas, nV
Mark Szilagyi, Sr., P’76 lecturing to students about owning and operating your own independent pharmacy.
Kelly Karpa P’94 holding the book she authored, Bacteria for Breakfast: Probiotics
for Good Health, at the NCPA Exhibit Hall where she represented American Lifeline.
Left to right: Jeanne Lutz; Dave Lutz P’60; Dan Hussar, P’62, MS’64, PhD’67; Sarah Hinkle; John Hinkle P’90; and Tiziana Fox, P’84, PharmD’02. Mr. and Mrs. Lutz generously sponsored the NCPA Alumni and Friends Dinner.
Left to right: Tiziana Fox P’84, PharmD’02; Jerry Mazzucca P’67; Bob Graul P’69; George Downs PharmD’72; and Sue Hussar P’67.
Pennsylvania Society of health-System Pharmacists october 12, 2006, harrisburg, PA
Left to right: Wayne Marquardt P’82; Andrew Peterson, PharmD, chair, Department of Pharmacy Practice/Pharmacy Administration; and Chaitali Desai PharmD’03.
Left to right: Ted Rice; Nishaminy Kasbekar P’93, PharmD’95, recipient of the Joe E. Smith Award; Fern Kaufman PharmD’03, president, Pennsylvania Society of Health-System Phar-macists; and Gerry Meyer P’73, PharmD’74.
1994maryann (weis) drolet MT’94 and her husband Adam welcomed son Addison-Joseph Keir on February 28, 2006. He joins brother Alexander Cortez (7) and sister Isabella Lastris (6). Maryann is the lab director of the University of Maryland’s Amish Research Clinic in Lancaster, PA.
1995tina mannino P’95 and Christo-pher Small were married on May 13, 2006. Tina is a pharmacist at the Hospital of the University of Penn-sylvania and is currently pursuing her PharmD degree at Shenandoah University.
1996ronald g. corey PhD’96 has been named senior director of proj-ect management for Daiichi Asubio Pharmaceuticals, Inc., in Rochelle Park, NJ. In his new role, Ronald is responsible for developing a new project management department.
corie (snodgrass) shoop P’96, PharmD’97 and scott a. shoop P’96, PharmD’97 an-nounced the birth of daughter Cara Paige on October 6, 2005. Cara joins big sister Erin. The family resides in West Chester, PA.
class notes
1953neil m. davis P’53, MS’55 is the author of Medical Abbreviations: 26,000 Conveniences at the Expense of Communication and Safety. He lives in Delray Beach, FL.
1967GerAlD MAZZUCCA P’67, JD, MS was elected president of the Califor-nia Pharmacists Association (CPhA), effective Jan 1, 2007, for a one-year term. Mazzucca is president and founder of Mazzucca Associates, Inc., an executive consulting firm. The former Carbondale, PA, native will be honored at the three-day CPhA convention in Palm Springs, CA, Feb. 15–17, where he will be formally installed as president and later honored at a USP Alumni and Friends reception on Feb. 17. To memorialize their parents, Maz-zucca and his brother AnThonY MAZZUCCA, Jr., P’70 established the AnThonY J. P’33 and Evelyn T. Mazzucca Scholarship Fund in 1983 at the PCP.
1977william a. best, sr., P’77 is a staff pharmacist at the Veterans Health Administration Medical Center in Coatesville, PA. Bill recently assumed responsibilities for manag-ing the outpatient Coumadin Clinic. He is also a volunteer firefighter with the West Chester Fire Depart-ment and recently achieved the rank of captain. He lives in West Chester, PA, with his wife Carolyn and 14-year-old triplets.
1979john v. price P’79 has joined Wal-Mart as pharmacy manager of its Carlisle, PA, store. He and his wife Sandi live in Carlisle.
1982joseph j. mchale P’82 (MS’89, St. Joseph’s University; JD’92, Widener University) was named a Pennsylvania “Super Lawyer” in the June 2006 issue of Philadelphia magazine. He was also included in the 2007 edition of The Best Lawyers in America. He currently chairs Stradley Ronon’s Products Liability and Mass Tort group.
1983doris (diprimio) corey P’83 (DO, Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine) has accepted a staff physician position at the Twinsburg (OH) Urgent Care, a division of Southpointe Hospital in the Cleveland Clinic Health System.
1988lisa (moyer) mackell MPT’88 is the owner of Theraplay, Inc., recently named as one of the 25 best companies for working mothers by Working Mother magazine. Theraplay is a provider of pediatric therapy services, including physical, occupa-tional, speech, feeding, social work, and special education for children from birth to 21 years old. Theraplay has over 100 employees and out-patient offices in West Chester, Horsham, and Drexel Hill, PA. The company also provides services to schools, early intervention pro-grams, and home care services. It celebrated its 15-year anniversary in November 2006.
1990linda (cianciarulo) sailor P’90, PharmD’00 and her husband Peter announced the birth of son Joseph Michael in April 28, 2006. Joseph joins big brothers Steven (13) and Eric (9). Linda is a pharmacist at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia.
1992jennifer (bittner) almonti P’92 and her husband Angelo welcomed the birth of daughter Siena Grace on September 13, 2006, at 2:45 p.m. The baby weighed in at 7 pounds 10 ounces.
todd j. bixby P’92 and anh (nguyen) bixby P’92, announced the birth of son Gabriel John on April 25, 2006. He joins big sister Luca (3). Todd works for Centocor. The family lives in Hilltown, PA.
1993stacey (williams) cox MPT’93 recently received her DPT degree from the University of Scranton. She is employed at Allied Services in Scranton as a senior staff physical therapist. Stacey is also an assistant adjunct professor of physical therapy at the University of Scranton and College Misericordia. She lives with her husband Thomas in Dickson City, PA.
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1999nesli cercioglu P’99 married james p. keefer at St. Peter Celestine in Cherry Hill, NJ, on May 26, 2006. The bridal party included kimberly (passero) brooks P’99, felicia j. may P’00, and stephanie (cochran) dooley P’99. Nesli and James also have a daughter, Lauren Patricia, born April 13, 2004.
monica wachowski MPT’99 and William Wiegand were married on November 5, 2005. Monica is a physical therapist in the Mercy Health System, and William is a police officer for the Department of Defense. They live in Swarthmore, PA.
julie (kraiss) wargo MPT’99 and michael c. wargo BI’98 are the parents of Brianna Michaela, born on August 15, 2006. They live in Bear, DE.
2002jessica church PharmD’02 and Patrick Price were wed on August 13, 2005, in Bethlehem, PA. margaret p. church HS’03, MS’05; meenu arora MPT’01; stephanie costante PharmD’02; jennifer p. do-nato MPT’01; and christine m. santiago PharmD’02 were bridesmaids. Also in attendance were rachel (arora) hunkele MPT’01, neela a. bhajandas PharmD’06, mary catherine (stephens) cole PharmD’02, amy j. davis P’99, and amy (marmon) forte MPT’99. Jessica is a clinical pharmacist at Lehigh Valley Hospital in Bethlehem. Patrick is a school teacher in Pennsylva-nia’s Parkland School District.
tracy (gibbs) michener PharmD’02 and brett j. michener MPT’00 welcomed the birth of daughter Ella in January 2006. Tracy works in oncology at Bristol-Myers Squibb, and Brett owns a physical therapy practice. They live in Mt. Laurel, NJ.
2005deborah a. summers HS’05 received her MS degree in physi-cian assistant studies from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine in July 2006. She has a new job in PCOM’s geriatrics department.
2006trushar n. rao PharmD’06 and his wife Beena announced the birth of son Aditya on May 5, 2006. Trushar is a floater pharmacist for CVS. Beena is a customer service
representative at Commerce Bank. They live in Bensa-lem, PA.
IN MEMORIAMEightiesronAlD C. Cohen P’84 passed away on September 28, 2006. He was 52. He is survived by his ex-wife rAMonA (ACKAlUSKY) Cohen P’81 and their children Eric and Rachael.
2000JenniFer l. Colon P’00 (PharmD’04, University of Florida) sadly announces the tragic passing of her son Joshua on Sept. 24, 2006, in Miami, FL. She will be starting the Joshua Manuel Rodriguez Memorial Fund in his memory. Anyone interested in con-tributing a gift to this fund, please contact Erica Spizzirri, director, major gifts, at 215.596.7525 or [email protected]. Colon is a phar-macist at Virtua Memorial Hospital in Mount Holly, NJ.
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financial highlights 2005–2006UNIVERSITY OF THE SCIENCES IN PHILADELPHIACondensed Statement of Activities for the Year Ended June 30, 2006
PERCENT OF OPERATING REVENUE TOTAL
Operating revenue
Tuition & fees, gross $ 68,104,021 Less: Direct scholarship grants (16,301,296) Tuition & fees, net 70.5% 51,802,725 Government grants 3.4% 2,505,520 Private gifts and grants 2.6% 1,927,046 Investment income 10.0% 7,353,946 Sales and services: 0.0% Educational departments 4.1% 3,037,776 Auxiliary services 9.2% 6,725,467 Other 0.2% 118,202 Total operating revenue 73,470,682
Operating expenses
Instruction 41.4% 30,451,347 Research 3.6% 2,638,391 Academic support 8.7% 6,418,373 Student services 11.8% 8,651,788 Institutional support 20.2% 14,864,201 Scholarships (other than direct grants) 1.0% 725,188 Auxiliary enterprises 8.2% 6,003,214 Total operating expense 69,752,502
Change in net assets from operating activities 3,718,180
Net non-operating revenues 12,587,713
Change in net assets 16,305,893
Net assets, beginning of year 141,406,165
Net assets, end of year $ 157,712,058
Endowment (Market Value as of June 30, 2006) $ 127,464,053
Our success is made possible only through the generosity of alumni and friends. We are grateful for your continuing commitment that has allowed us to make tremendous progress over
the years. We thank you for contributing to USP’s evolution as a premier health sciences university.
honor roll of donors 2005–2006
Founders’ Society$3,000+ALUMNI AND FRIENDS
Malvin S. Aaronson ’44
David W. Anstice
Harold L. Brog ’55
Martin Buchalter ’55
Barbara J. Byrne
Bruce C. Byrne
William F. Connolly, Jr.
Mohamed Desoky
Carmen A. DiCello ’58
Richard J. Dowling ’73
Teresa Pete Dowling ’72
Curtis G. T. Ewing ’58
Harry P. Flanagan ’68
F. Gerald Galoonis ’63
Philip P. Gerbino ’69
Valerie Nichols Gerbino
Abraham Glasser ’43
Gloria Glasser
Dan J. Halberstadt ’83
Lorri Kanig Halberstadt ’83
Jules Hirsch ’59
Thomas B. Hollis ’37
Estate of Carl F. Hopp ’55
Estate of Richard E. Houghton ’33
Leonard S. Jacob ’70
William R. Jones ’42
Lewis B. Killmer, Jr. ’68
Frederick Klein
Jeffrey T. Lipman ’74
Joann Svrcek Lipman ’74
Estate of Bertha Meade Litsky ’42
David E. Loder
George J. Malmberg ’72
Ludmilla Bartkow Malmberg ’72
James D. Mayes
Kathleen Rosenberry Mayes ’76
Robert L. McNeil, Jr. ’38
Edgardo A. Mercadante ’79
Allen Misher ’59
W. Scott Muller ’84
Dinesh C. Patel ’75
Donald J. M. Phillips ’70
Laurence G. Poli ’99
Matthew M. Poli
Joseph W. Ruane
Nancy Ruane
Craig Ruffin
Saundra L. Ruffin
Delfino Ruzzo
Lillian Ruzzo
Mark A. Salvatore ’89
Marvin Samson Hon.’96
Estate of Lester A. Shappell ’51
Nadya Shmavonian
Dominic A. Solimando, Jr. ’76
Patricia E. Stewart
Thomas F. Stonesifer ’59
Peter P. Stukowski ’31
Mark A. Szilagyi ’76
Sandra Bubri Szilagyi ’76
Thomas A. Trite ’74
Estate of M. Virginia Webbert
Stephanie A. Zarus ’85
FOUNDATIONS
The Arcadia Foundation
The Barra Foundation, Inc.
The Community Foundation of New Jersey
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Christian R. & Mary F. Lindback Foundation
The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation
National Association of Chain Drug Stores Foundation
The Rockefeller Foundation
Marvin Samson Foundation
The W.W. Smith Charitable Trust
CORPORATIONS
Albertsons Stores Charitable Foundation, Inc.
AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals LP
The Berwind Corporation
Colgate-Palmolive Technology Company
Colorcon, Inc.
Coutu Foundation
CVS Charitable Trust, Inc.
excelleRx
GlaxoSmithKline
Lewistown Pharmacy, Inc.
McNeil Consumer & Specialty Pharmaceuticals
Medco Health Solutions
Office Depot, Inc.
Oncology Pharmacy Services, Inc.
Parker Laboratories, Inc.
Quality Formulation Laboratories, Inc.
Sanofi-Synthelabo Research
Walgreen Company
ASSOCIATIONS/ORGANIzATIONS
Michael Menichini Scholarship Fund
Monmouth County Society of Pharmacists
University of Pennsylvania
President’s Council$1,000 to $2,999ALUMNI AND FRIENDS
Adeboye Adejare
Burnside E. Anderson, III ’59
Armond J. Angelucci ’51
Patricia Duffy Angelucci ’51
Horace R. Bacon ’62
Anne Gredler Barton ’83
Kenneth J. Barton, Jr. ’83
Julius J. Berrettini ’55
Arthur M. Blatman ’69
Seldia Zonies Blatman ’37
Robert J. Blyskal
John P. Borneman
Kenneth J.D. Boyden
Marie Boyden
Thomas A. Bradley ’79
David Clyde Bradstock ’78
Aminta Hawkins Breaux
Robert S. Carter ’50
Eurelio M. Cavalier ’58
Schumarry Chao
Elizabeth Wagner Chase ’39
Joseph L. Ciminera ’38
Margaret C. Clymer
Lonnel Coats
Christine R. Cox
Scott F. Curry ’83
Susan Cruciani Curry ’83
Joseph L. D’Angelo, III ’62
William M. Deptula ’56
Mervin B. Dezenhall ’53
Bonnie Lee Ostrosky DiCello ’85
Gregory C. Diehl ’79
James T. Doluisio
George E. Downs ’72
Fred M. Eckel ’61
R. Frank Ecock, Jr. ’58
Ida May Ritter Englehart ’46
Andrew J. Ferrara ’61
Kenneth B. Fox ’84
Tiziana Palatucci Fox ’84
Elizabeth Ann M. Fusco ’63
Herbert S. Garde ’48
Joseph L. Garde
Tim R. Garde
Alfonso R. Gennaro ’48
Cecelia McCormick Gennaro ’48
Martin Gibbs ’43
Charles W. Gibley, Jr. ’01
Barry Grossbach
George V. Hager, Jr.
Betty Jean Harris ’75
Robert G. Harris ’70
Donald Hines ’61
Cindy M. Ippoliti ’86
Caroline Berger Jushchyshyn ’69
John M. Jushchyshyn ’68
Henry M. Katra ’74
Patricia Kidston Katra ’76
Arlene G. Kessler
Monroe I. Klein ’65
Joseph P. Lech ’81
Charles A. Leonard ’50
Kevin G. Lokay
D. Renee Benton Lupo ’76
Louis J. Lupo ’76
Jane Weygandt Lusk ’41
David B. Lutz ’60
Joseph M. Mahady
Carmela M. Marone
Phillip J. Marone ’53
Shirley Stonesifer Marshman ’57
W. Richard Marshman ’56
Dorathy Osborne McAlanis ’76
George M. McAlanis ’74
Anthony K. McCague
Binney McCague
Scott C. McCarty ’89
Lynnette Hammond McNeal ’57
Thomas J. McNulty, Sr. ’50
Lorraine J. Meeker ’69
Donna Marie Monek ’70
Roland Morris Hon.’00
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Thomas Duke Moyer ’78
Kenneth L. Murtha
Maven J. Myers ’61
Larry Myerson ’69
Philip Needleman ’60
Sima K. Needleman
Richard Scott Ost ’82
Charles J. Paget ’59
Mary A. Parenti ’85
Delbert S. Payne
William H. Penn ’61
Gary F. Raisl
Robert H. Rendler ’70
Carlos B. Rios, Jr. ’65
Cynthia Swantkowski Rios ’65
John A. Romankiewicz ’73
Frank John Rooks, Jr. ’91
Deborah Ann Roper ’80
Glenn W. Rosenthal
Leo H. Ross ’73
Richard E. Salvatore ’58
Mark V. Santoro ’86
Patricia DeVault Santoro ’86
Isadore Schuman ’51
Vicki Seyfert-Margolis ’86
George Edward Sherman ’66
Andrew R. Shumsky ’80
Deborah Trautz Shumsky ’81
Walter G. Steele ’54
Elizabeth Weber Sutherlin ’83
Alice E. Till ’66
Paul Tsou
Daniel H. Yeoman ’59
Richard M. Yura ’57
FOUNDATIONS
The Cavalier Foundation
The Needles Family Foundation
The Packman Family Foundation
Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving
Weikel Family Charitable Foundation
CORPORATIONS
Ahold USA
Albertsons, Inc.
Bartell Drug Company
Bristol-Myers Squibb Company, Inc.
Brooks Eckerd Pharmacy
Costco Pharmacy
CVS Pharmacy, Inc.
Fruth Pharmacy Inc.
Giant Eagle, Inc.
Happy Harry’s Discount Drug Stores
Harris Teeter Pharmacy
Hartig Drug Company
Hi-School Pharmacy, Inc.
Hy-Vee, Inc.
Kerr Drug, Inc.
King Kullen Pharmacies Corp.
Kinney Drugs Foundation, Inc.
Lech’s Pharmacy
Lewis Drugs, Inc.
Longs Drug Stores
Medicine Shoppe International, Inc.
Navarro Discount Pharmacies
Noel Consulting, LLC
Novo Nordisk Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Old World Jewels
Osborn Drugs, Inc.
Pharmacists Mutual Insurance Company
Pharmacy Express Services
Port Richmond Pharmacy
Publix Super Markets Charities, Inc.
Raley’s
R.F.E. Inc.
Rite Aid Corporation
Safeway, Inc.
Save Mart Supermarkets
ShopKo Stores, Inc.
Snyder’s Drug Stores, Inc.
SUPERVALU Pharmacies, Inc.
Target Corporation
Thriftway/Zitomer Drug
Towne Drugs
The Towne Pharmacy
Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.
Windward Pharmacy
Yorkville Drug Store, Inc.
ASSOCIATIONS/ORGANIzATIONS
AZPAC
Drug Store News
Jewish Federation of St. Louis
New Jersey Pharmaceutical Association Auxiliary
Life MembersFounders’ SocietyLifetime gifts of $100,000+Members provide critical leadership to the University’s giving program and set the standard for others to follow.
Leonard Abramson ’60
Estate of Grace E. Ambrose
Henry Bower
Estate of Margaret D. Brown
John J. Byrne, Jr.
William F. Connolly, Jr.
Estate of Melvin C. Firman ’40
Estate of Jacob Gelb ’31
Estate of Samuel Gelb
Philip P. Gerbino ’69
Abraham Glasser ’43
Jerome S. Goodman ’58
Estate of Bessie S. Graham
Estate of Doris Griffith-Schiller
Estate of Adolphus S. Hale ’31
Estate of Carl F. Hopp ’55
Estate of Richard E. Houghton ’33
Daniel J. Keating, III
Estate of Joseph A. Loughrey ’23
George C. K. Ma
Thomas J. Marra ’43
Kathleen Rosenberry Mayes ’76
Robert L. McNeil, Jr. ’38
Estate of Charles A. Mehring ’06
Allen Misher ’59
Roland Morris Hon.’00
Kenneth L. Murtha
Arthur Osol ’25
Roy L. Pollard ’25
Estate of Marion N. Powell
Margaret B. Pyle
Gary F. Raisl
Estate of Gerald F. Rorer ’31
Estate of Edythe M. Roth
Samuel Rothberg ’31
Estate of Louis J. Rudolph
Marvin Samson Hon.’96
Estate of Russell L. Schweitzer ’54
Estate of Lester A. Shappell ’51
Mildred Tucker
Estate of Glenn E. Ullyot
Guillermo F. Valentiner ’53
Hector G. Valentiner ’84
Agnes Varis
Estate of Ola C. Wade
George E. Walper ’42
Estate of Paul C. Wieseman ’29
Donald O. Wilson ’34
President’s Council Lifetime gifts of $50,000 to $99,999Members are valued contributors who help make possible the University’s continued commitment to excellence.
David W. Anstice
Estate of Malcolm Beach ’13
Myrtle A. Bruce
Richard J. Dowling ’73
Teresa Pete Dowling ’72
Martin Gibbs ’43
Walter J. Glenn
Arthur H. Goldberg
Estate of Charles W. Heathcote, Jr. ’35
Harry William Hind
May P. Jones
William R. Jones ’42
Lewis B. Killmer, Jr. ’68
Estate of Frances Kline
Eugene L. Kuryloski ’37
Mary Barnisky Kuryloski ’37
Eli Lilly ’07
James D. Mayes
Louis F. Meyers ’17
Delbert S. Payne
Estate of Louisa Harvey Poley
Delfino Ruzzo
Richard E. Salvatore ’58
Elaine Samson
Harry Schwartz ’23
Clyde E. Shoop ‘51
Joy Singer Shoop ’51
Con F. Sterling
Theodore R. Tibbetts ’28
Estate of M. Virginia Webbert
Stephanie A. Zarus ’85
Associates Club$500 to $999ALUMNI AND FRIENDS
Mignon S. Adams Hon.’83
John P. Allen ’78
F. Raymond Angus ’71
Mary Lucik Angus ’73
Susann Salansky Apgar ’81
Thomas Hailstone Baxter ’53
Joanne M. Bicknese ’03
Kenneth A. Bitz ’65
Selma Blatnick Bitz ’65
Scott H. Blackman ’81
Ronald J. Brenner
Elizabeth Bressi-Stoppe
Ruth A. Brown ’71
Geraldine Brown-Broadnax ’84
Kenneth W. Brownell ’69
Amy G. Bryant
William H. Chamberlin ’69
Robert A. Cohen ’67
Mitzi G. Cole ’84
Thomas J. Connelly, Jr. ’80
Elizabeth Taormina Corsi ’81
Linda A. Corvari ’90
Amy S. Cziraky
Mark J. Cziraky ’92
Thomas J. Dougherty ’73
Stanford L. Engel ’44
Nancy E. English ’74
Frank H. Ervin ’73
Donna Marie Feudo ’89
William F. Fisher ’76
John P. Fitzpatrick ’61
Charles J. Flannery ’84
Raymond Freedman ’54
Leonard Fronton ’60
Francis E. Gailey
Sharon L. Gailey
Janice A. Gaska ’79
Michele Pierson Gerbino ’75
Nancy Franchak Gilbert ’79
Cindy Worsley Hamilton ’77
Samuel L. Hassinger ’85
Diana Joy Heaton ’97
Lynn Bond Hill ’91
Michael R. Hoy ’81
Rose Mary Battista Hoy ’82
Deborah W. Hui ’96
Khurshid Iqbal ’72
Robert W. Ivens ’39
Margaret R. Kasschau
Ronald D. Kaufmann ’68
Coleen Ortmann Kayden ’78
Robert S. Kayden, Jr. ’78
Rina K. Kelley ’78
Harris Koffer ’75
Katherine Ferrara Koffer ’86
Kenneth J. Kossack ’84
Elizabeth Iorio Lemmer ’53
Michele L. Lennox ’90
Elliott E. Leuallen ’35
William H. Levin ’54
Marvin L. Lewbart ’51
Joseph T. Ligotski, Jr. ’84
Michelle Janusanis Ligotski ’88
Michael J. Long ’93
Sharon Burkett Long ’93
Rosemary C. McFall ’63
Lucille Koehler McTamney ’68
Meredith Morris Mead ’98
John E. Miller ’76
Veronica P. Moriarty ’78
Naykeang Neal
Pakvina Neal
Earl R. Oberholtzer, Jr. ’57
Raymond F. Orzechowski ’59
Meade Todd Palmer ’81
Edward H. Papish ’71
Michael R. Phillips ’81
Gerald P. Polli ’56
Corinne Angeloni Rossi ’95
Michael J. Rossi ’94
Jerome J. Schentag ’75
David P. Schmehl ’56
Joseph J. Schoen ’84
Karl S. Schumann ’71
Marian Cassette Scully ’77
Herbert Secouler ’62
Richard K. Shadduck ’58
David J. Shappell ’61
Thomas E. Silvonek ’74
Alice Sectish Sloan ’70
Richard W. Sloan ’69
Robert L. Snively ’61
Ronald L. Stocker ’58
Elizabeth Anne Stone ’00
Robert A. Suter ’88
Dominick J. Vizzoni ’98
Maurice J. Warner ’52
Eleanor Walker Weaver ’46
Amy G. Weller
R. Jason Weller
Marsha W. Wertzberger ’63
Bong H. S. Yoo ’71
FOUNDATIONS
The Jewish Community Foundation
CORPORATIONS
ADVISORx Consulting, LLC
Cardinal Health, Inc.
Carl’s Drug Store
Crixmor, LLC
Global Impact
Hospira Worldwide, Inc.
Jiunta’s Pharmacy, Inc.
The Medicine Center
West Trenton Pharmacy Inc.
ASSOCIATIONS/ORGANIzATIONS
Delaware County Pharmacists Association
Century II Club$185 to $499ALUMNI AND FRIENDS
Sanaa E. Abdallah ’82
Robert H. Abrahams ’80
Larry S. Abrams ’63
Beatrice C. Allis ’80
Norman D. Alworth ’81
Donna M. Anderson ’84
Joan M. Anderson ’64
James C. Appleby ’87
Alan S. Aronovitz ’82
Vincent M. Astolfi ’95
Alan P. Baker ’60
Suzanne Morgan Baker ’61
Nahum M. Balotin ’51
Robert E. Barbour ’54
Bruce Baron
Linda Baron
Susan E. Barrett
Karen Arcidiacono Barringer ’81
Joseph G. Bartoletti ’51
Steven W. Bass ’65
Gertrude Given Baxter ’34
Galen W. Bear ’56
Joseph G. Bechtel ’57
David J. Becker ’86
Bradford L. Bentzel ’73
Florence McDermott Bentzel ’73
Frances A. Benulis ’71
David Bergman ’51
Raymond E. Bernosky ’56
Carman A. Bevilacqua ’59
Philip M. Blitz ’55
Albert R. Bonczyk
Regina E. Bonczyk
Joseph V. Bondi ’72
Linda Mendez Bonnell ’86
Joseph Bosak ’68
Shawn J. Boyle ’01
Frederick W. Breslin ’52
Herbert A. Brill ’51
Brandy Ignatow Broder ’00
Richard J. Bronstein ’56
William J. Brumbach ’98
P. Gregory Buchanan ’78
Richard W. Buchanan ’71
Arthur P. Buck ’63
H. Joseph Byrd ’71
M. Paula Biemuller Cabulong ’90
Paul M. Cannoe ’67
Rene Casas-Benabe ’69
Michael E. Castagna ’00
Shivaun Hurley Celano ’80
Nicholas M. Chaffier ’92
Tracy McGonigal Chaffier ’89
Louis Charles ’49
Lawrence J. Chase ’67
Lester S. Cohen ’49
John J. Coleman ’80
Deborah H. Cook ’71
John F. Cook ’66
Charles A. Costanzo ’78
William A. Cressman ’63
Thomas T. Culkin ’66
James J. Cusick, Jr. ’83
Gary D. D’Alonzo ’78
Fereydoun Dardashti ’55
Maria A. Das ’88
Ronald M. Daugherty ’63
George M. De Curtis ’51
Robert E. Dempski ’56
Mary Joan C. Denisco ’87
Michael F. DePanfilis ’77
Ara H. DerMarderosian Hon.’95
Karl A. De Sante ’66
Ravi K. Desiraju ’75
Richard L. Deuble
Maggie Devine-Pennock
Paul V. DiBona ’70
Richard P. DiLiberto ’67
James M. Dillon ’73
Matthew R. DiRocco ’97
Enrico T. Doganiero ’56
Robert Doganiero ’78
Edward G. Dolton, Jr. ’53
Ronald J. D’Orazio ’58
Lawrence C. Dormuth ’42
Mary Beth Dorr ’80
Roger M. Downs ’71
Edward M. Dunn ’81
Terese Marshman Dunn ’81
Karen Dougherty Durkin ’97
Robert J. Durkin ’95
Grace L. Earl ’86
Steven R. Eby ’90
Dawn L. Elliott ’84
Paul G. Epstein ’52
Clyde R. Erskine, Jr. ’54
Ann Ervin ’87
Colleen A. Fabiszewski
George P. Faccenda ’59
Marcus A. Farbstein ’83
Shawn J. Farrell
Ronald S. Feder ’58
Leonard H. Finkelstein ’55
Dominic P. Fino ’61
Thomas F. Flamini ’81
Alfred J. Fleischer ’43
Norman Folkman ’55
Cheryl A. France ’79
Elizabeth A. Franko ’67
Lila E. Freeman ’55
Norman C. Freeman ’49
Caroline Gaitan-Mara ’94
Sara M. Gallagher
Jay A. Garber ’61
James D. Gardner ’73
Michael P. Garvey, Jr. ’94
Donna Craigo Gaumond ’75
Thomas F. Genco ’78
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Evonne S. Ghaly
Anne E. Giordano ’98
Cindy Sears Gochnauer ’82
Stuart Gold ’59
Allan Goldberg ’59
Barbara J. Goldman ’78
Ronald T. Goldman ’55
Andrea Parisse Gosda ’87
Stephen G. Grant ’76
Dennis M. Grasela ’80
Jack O. Gratch ’69
Norman Greenman ’74
Freddy A. Grimm ’66
Thomas B. Gruber ’65
Vicken A. Gulvartian ’81
Lewis M. Halin ’52
Patrick J. Hall ’82
Rosemarie O’Malley Halt ’89
Linda Marano Hand ’71
Jeffrey Spencer Harris ’81
Joan DiPietro Heydorn ’77
William E. Heydorn ’77
William C. Hill ’50
Dorothy O’Connors Hilton ’80
John F. Hinkle, Jr. ’58
Lauren H. Hoffman ’83
John Holak ’55
George R. Homa ’74
Peter D. Hottenstein ’62
Kenneth O. Howell ’43
Robert E. Howell ’67
Robert E. R. Howell ’97
Mary Sheehan Howett ’69
Rosemarie D. Hunziker ’75
Daniel A. Hussar ’62
Suzanne Fix Hussar ’67
Valerie Iadanza-Brumbach ’98
Veasna Ieng ’98
Kenneth Y. Iinuma ’53
Ronald C. Isenburg ’79
Richard T. Jackson ’63
Michael A. Josbena ’81
Carl R. June, Jr. ’63
Jean Penson Kavanagh ’53
W. Thomas Kavanagh ’53
Toshiyuki Kawahara ’51
Christopher A. Keeys ’82
Lynn B. Keiser ’67
Robert L. Keiser ’65
Fred W. Kephart ’73
Alice Mack Kerchner ’43
James P. Kerchner ’47
Joseph F. Kerrigan, Jr. ’76
Sophia Z. Khan ’98
Iva Oberholser Kimes ’70
Edith L. Kirschner ’48
Velma Gould Kistler ’51
George A. Koffs ’51
Sheldon X. Kong ’92
Alexander Kowalski ’53
Kaylor P. Kowash ’88
Charles H. Kroekel ’53
Erica Perry Kuchinski ’92
Matthew S. Kuchinski ’92
Ilona Ayotte Lachina ’03
Angela K. Lamy
Harry J. Leonhardt ’79
Genevieve Porter Levans ’92
Lynne R. LeWitt
Sarah Lipkin
Barbara E. Little
Joseph K. Loehle ’56
Joseph R. Lofft ’82
Larrye E. Loss ’83
William Lozinger, Jr. ’59
Robert C. Madonna ’54
Mary K. Maguire ’83
Joseph P. Maher
John J. Malizia, Sr. ’70
Mark Manzo ’81
AnneMarie Bubeck Marasco ’95
Dominic A. Marasco ’96
Benjamin Robert Margolis ’67
Rudolph F. Marino ’54
Vincent A. Marone ’66
William G. Marsh ’38
John R. Marvel ’52
Steven W. Maryanoff ’66
Vincent Massimiano ’56
James C. Matthews ’87
Lisa Stefy Matthews ’90
David Mattichak ’49
Rebecca M. McAllister ’05
Maria Lombardi McGregor ’51
Thomas H. McIntyre ’65
Cornelius P. McKelvey ’63
Hans J. Medal ’57
Cheryl Olcese Meek ’80
Nagdy A. Mehany
Marlene Furgiuele Mentzer ’81
R. Lee Mentzer ’97
Wayne H. Messick ’73
Michele Misher-Harris ’84
Francis J. Montone ’76
Rita Marzen Montone ’76
R. J. Moore ’58
Albert F. Morgenthaler ’37
Fred A. Morris, Jr. ’60
William B. Morrison ’50
Thomas W. Mou ’41
Robert W. Mucklow ’60
Charles H. Muehlbauer ’66
Scott L. Myers ’90
Trudy Lewis Myers ’90
Nga Viet Nguyen ’05
Truong Xuan Nguyen ’05
Patrick Oates
Michael J. Olivieri ’61
Neeta Bahal O’Mara ’88
Ken T. Oshiro ’54
Richard Oski ’55
Kazim Oladotun Oyenuga
Albert M. Packman ’52
Patricia L. Parente-Maher
Anthony L. Parola ’86
Lisa Contardi Parola ’86
Gary R. Parosky ’86
David B. Paul ’61
Charlotte Bartakovits Pavis ’65
John A. Pavis ’65
John E. Pawlowski ’84
Andrew M. Peterson
Nancy Jorgensen Pettineo ’00
Steven J. Pettineo ’99
George M. Phillips ’69
Ellyn Gordon Pick ’73
Nicholas A. Pick ’73
Elleni J. Pippis ’94
John W. Poole ’54
Charles R. Porter ’81
Katherine Welykoridko Porter ’82
John L. Price, III ’57
Stanley J. Pruskowski, Jr. ’81
Theodore B. Pukas ’65
E. Mark Punchard, Sr. ’73
Scott C. Radley ’69
Michelle Chapman Richardson ’90
Samuel Richberg, Jr. ’56
Richard Norman Ritter ’59
Angelo Nicholas Rosa ’29
Frank A. Rotella ’65
Eileen Rowan ’70
Sylvia L. Rubin
Theodore Rudberg ’60
Elisa J. Rusonis
Paul A. Rusonis ’76
Doris Killen Rutledge ’50
Rosalie Sagraves ’78
Margaret Bare Sanbower ’78
Ann V. Satterthwaite
Lorinda Fellema Saunders ’85
Ruth L. Schemm
Debra Drabold Schermerhorn ’85
Charles B. Schewene ’73
Scott D. Schifter ’79
Mindy Bowman Schlachter ’74
William G. Schlachter, Jr. ’75
Edward J. Schrader ’60
Evelyn L. Schwartz ’45
Elmer K. Shaffer, Jr. ’55
Mimi Hill Shannahan ’71
Jerald J. Shapiro ’60
Richard J. Shapiro ’65
John H. Shinkai ’44
Clyde E. Shoop ’51
Joy Singer Shoop ’51
Harry L. Siegel
Peter K. S. Siegl ’76
Judith Miller Sills ’83
Anthony J. Silvagni ’63
Christopher J. Smalley ’76
James D. Smith, Jr. ’81
Richard Grant Smith ’71
Roger B. Smith ’70
Jay J. Sochoka ’94
Sheryl Lynn Sochoka
Robert F. Spera ’88
Erica Lee Spizzirri
Robert A. Steele ’68
Mitchell I. Steinberg ’66
Willard A. Stephens ’69
Philip W. Stern ’66
Erin K. Stromelo ’01
Joseph T. Sullivan
M. Susanne Sullivan
Ann Cunningham Sylvester ’84
Ralph H. Thomas, III ’72
Stephanie Kesterson Tomlinson ’98
Barbara Betza Tonelli ’78
Mark B. Tornatore ’81
Victoria R. Treese ’00
Terry A. Trutt ’84
Cheryl Ramin Turner ’68
Ruediger I. Turner ’68
Laura L. Tyndall ’85
R. Richard Unangst ’58
James Unland
Gene J. Upanavage ’65
Gloria J. Upanavage ’68
William E. Vandervalk ’70
Carolyn M. Vivaldi
Susan Flannery Wainwright ’87
G. Richard Walter, Sr. ’59
Hal R. Ward ’88
Karen Ann Yatsko Wassel ’83
Ronald T. Wassel ’82
Aaron E. Wasserman ’42
Martin Weiner ’52
Marguerite E. Wells
Russell N. Wells
Thomas Reed Wells, II ’97
S. Roger Wetherill, III ’68
Daniel C. White ’88
Julia A. Wigent
Rodney J. Wigent
Philip D. Winand ’60
Janet McGiboney Wolfe ’85
Michael S. Wolfe ’84
Howard D. Wolfson ’67
William Woodward
Sharon Dunleavy Yeske-Amato ’81
Yaeno Yorimoto ’50
Ann L. Young ’61
Terry R. Zartman ’71
Joan Scopelliti Zawisza ’76
Michael J. Zawisza ’76
Michael A. Zittle ’68
Catherine Porter Zrada ’83
Matthew M. Zrada ’80
Lloyd Zubrick ’66
Christine E. Zwickel ’88
FOUNDATIONS
Mahmoud M. Abdallah Foundation
CORPORATIONS
Amgen Foundation, Inc.
Apotheek Inc.
The Baxter International Foundation
Cliffe’s & the Prescription Center
Dardashti Properties
Fino’s Pharmacy
Gruber’s Pharmacy
Ideal Pharmacy
Jack Culkin and Associates
J.B. Merrick Apothecary, Inc.
The Merck Company Foundation
Moore’s Pharmacy, Inc.
Procter & Gamble Company
Wellpoint Foundation
Wordsmith’s Health Communications
ASSOCIATIONS/ORGANIzATIONS
Amgen PAC
Sisters of Charity
Honor Roll of AlumniJuly 1, 2005–June 30, 20061929: 20% PARTICIPATION
Angelo Nicholas Rosa *
1931: 13% PARTICIPATION
Anthony J. Marlino *
Peter P. Stukowski
1932: 40% PARTICIPATION
Elwood T. Bracey *
Benjamin Buchalter *
1933: 17% PARTICIPATION
Abraham Cohen
Richard E. Houghton, Estate of
1934: 57% PARTICIPATION
Gertrude Given Baxter *
Noah S. Blank *
Isabella Kaczmarczyk Demopulos
Abraham A. Gordon *
A. David Romig
1935: 50% PARTICIPATION
Elliott E. Leuallen *
Anne Mandes Troncelliti
1936: 13% PARTICIPATION
Earl Martin Chamberlin
Morton Rosenfeld *
1937: 47% PARTICIPATION
Seldia Zonies Blatman *
Louis Gold *
Thomas B. Hollis
Eugene L. Kuryloski
Mary Barnisky Kuryloski
Albert F. Morgenthaler *
Toby Chertcoff Rodman
Roger M. Russ *
1938: 22% PARTICIPATION
Joseph L. Ciminera *
William G. Marsh *
Robert L. McNeil, Jr.
Sylvia King Rosenfeld *
1939: 22% PARTICIPATION
Elizabeth Wagner Chase
Robert W. Ivens *
1940: 22% PARTICIPATION
Edwin A. Brosbe
Ellis Gadol *
William K. Mears *
Edward L. Plumb, Jr.
Earle W. Weiss *
1941: 19% PARTICIPATION
Simon E. Levin
Jane Weygandt Lusk *
Harold Marcus *
Thomas W. Mou *
1942: 27% PARTICIPATION
Emma G. Allen *
Irwin Bromberg
Helen Benjamin Desher *
Lawrence C. Dormuth *
William R. Jones *
Bertha Meade Litsky, Estate of
Rhoads M. Speck
George E. Walper
Aaron E. Wasserman *
1943: 27% PARTICIPATION
Alfred J. Fleischer *
Martin Gibbs *
Abraham Glasser
Dorothea McClanen Hamlin
James G. Hamlin
Kenneth O. Howell *
Alice Mack Kerchner *
Peter J. Konicki
Max T. Lichtenstein, Jr.
Thomas J. Marra
Walter A. Moyer, Jr. *
Leonard S. Silbert
Donald Waber *
Donald M. Walker *
Edward A. Wielicki *
Elizabeth Pollins Yenawine *
1944: 31% PARTICIPATION
Malvin S. Aaronson *
Regina Steinbrecher Bromberg *
Stanford L. Engel *
John H. Shinkai *
Leon Shmokler *
1945: 21% PARTICIPATION
Lillian A. Giuliani
Evelyn L. Schwartz *
Irvin Tomkin *
1946: 47% PARTICIPATION
Mary McWilliams Birkbeck
Edith Corson Davis
William M. Davis
Ida May Ritter Englehart
Lillian Kolakowski Stewart *
Dorothy Zimmer Stoker
Eleanor Walker Weaver *
Rose Utsunomiya Yamauchi
1947: 32% PARTICIPATION
Doris Finkelstein Benen *
Charles L. Braucher
M. Ellen Sutton Dudley
Irvin Gratch
James P. Kerchner *
B. Bernard Morgenstern
Stanley Scheindlin
Joseph Tkacheff, Jr. *
1948: 36% PARTICIPATION
Jerrold F. Bress
Alice Lamb Davies *
Herbert S. Garde *
Wilbert R. Gaul
Alfonso R. Gennaro *
Cecelia McCormick Gennaro *
Edith L. Kirschner *
Phyllis Deemer Moore
Robert L. Pollack
Dorothy E. Thomas *
1949: 31% PARTICIPATION
N. Wayne Arnold
Paul A. Ashton *
Harris B. Bernstein
Homer L. Bieber *
Helen Beal Bruck *
Paul J. Butash, Jr. *
Louis Charles *
Lester S. Cohen *
Ralph L. Easter
Jean Depuy Fenstermacher
Norman C. Freeman *
Arthur E. Greene *
Melvin B. Hausman
Anna Komar Hulme *
Elwood Keser *
Anna Caccese Kruse
Conrad E. Kruse
David Mattichak *
Joseph F. Peronace *
Theresa Lazarick Price *
William J. Pronzato
John T. Spera *
1950: 42% PARTICIPATION
Cornelia VanSickel Angell *
Grover N. Ashton
Robert C. Bogash
Anthony F. Capriotti *
V. Robert Carson, Jr.
Alvin E. Carter, Jr.
Robert S. Carter *
Marion White Cooper
* Denotes five or more years of consecutive giving
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Bernard Corchnoy
Abraham A. Freedman
Morton I. Gershenfeld
William G. Gillespie
Martin Golden *
Daniel D. Greene
Cosmo R. Guglielmi *
David N. Gutekunst, Sr. *
John T. Hagenbucher
Pauline Collins Hepler
William C. Hill *
Norman A. Hulme *
A. William Kapler, Jr. *
Robert B. Kaskey
Mary Lou Milligan Kober *
Charles A. Leonard *
Harold Marcus
Thomas J. McNulty, Sr. *
Leonard P. Metkowski *
Donald T. Miller
William B. Morrison *
Joyce M. Ottemiller *
Claude U. Paoloni *
Wilhelmina E. Pohl
David Rosen
Doris Killen Rutledge *
Leonard Shapiro *
C. Richard Sheaffer *
Harvey A. Silk
Louis M. Silverman
Gerald F. Wynn
Yaeno Yorimoto *
Robert H. Youst *
1951: 29% PARTICIPATION
Jack Aaron
Marvin A. Abramson
Armond J. Angelucci
Patricia Duffy Angelucci
Nahum M. Balotin *
Joseph G. Bartoletti *
David Bergman
Herbert A. Brill *
Nathan Brillman *
Gerald J. Brodsky *
George M. De Curtis
Jerome Dubowe *
Frank F. Katz
Toshiyuki Kawahara *
Velma Gould Kistler
George A. Koffs
Norman J. Kritz *
Marvin L. Lewbart
Gerhard Maerker
Maria Lombardi McGregor *
Ammon W. Mengel
Clarence E. Nissley *
Peter Mark Richman *
Murray M. Sandler
Isadore Schuman
Lester A. Shappell, Estate of
Clyde E. Shoop *
Joy Singer Shoop *
Gilbert F. Slotter
Kalman W. Stein *
Paul W. Thomas
Milton Williams
1952: 28% PARTICIPATION
Herman S. Altman *
Elizabeth Eby Appleby *
Frederick W. Breslin *
Alfred S. DiMattia
Paul G. Epstein *
Wayne M. Grimm
Wilbur B. Hale
Lewis M. Halin
Edward Allen Hartshorn
Boen T. Kho *
Ernestine F. Libros
Clara Bolonowski Lucas
John R. Marvel *
David Mayron
Charles W. McGrath, Jr.
Howard T. McMearty *
Albert M. Packman
Nicholas Pennente, Jr.
Akiva Pour-El
Marvin J. Silverman
William E. Smith *
William Vilensky
Maurice J. Warner *
Martin Weiner
1953: 32% PARTICIPATION
Modest Artymiw
William W. Ashley *
Thomas Hailstone Baxter
John P. Brown
Jerome S. Burden *
Charlotte Rhine Danneker *
Neil M. Davis
Mervin B. Dezenhall
Edward G. Dolton, Jr. *
Robert S. Dopko *
John S. Doulis
Manuel I. Fiel
Mitchell Horenstein
Kenneth Y. Iinuma *
Ernest Jacobson *
Jean Penson Kavanagh *
W. Thomas Kavanagh *
Lazarus M. Kirifides
Alexander Kowalski
Charles H. Kroekel *
Clinton W. Kuhns *
Elizabeth Iorio Lemmer *
Howard J. Levin *
Thomas W. Maier
Phillip J. Marone
Kathleen Earner McClellan
Simon W. Rhoads
Richard A. Rhoda *
Rosemarie Pleva Rieck *
Louis Rottenberg
Leonard Saluck
Bernard Sitnick *
Morton Steinberg *
Harold P. Wittman
1954: 39% PARTICIPATION
William G. Andrews *
Robert E. Barbour *
Warren S. Chernick
Peter DiPietrantonio, Jr. *
Edward R. Ellis
Clyde R. Erskine, Jr. *
Michael J. Ferko *
Darwin C. Franceschi
Raymond Freedman *
Martin Gold *
Morton E. Goldberg *
Sidney Goldstein
Leonard Fred Greenberg
Richard Allen Greulich *
Walter W. Holl
Sidney J. Kahn
Rhoda Stein Katz *
Ronald H. Kauffman *
Joseph R. Kukulich *
William H. Levin
Harvey Lipschultz
Albert S. Liszka
Robert C. Madonna *
Hillard S. Mann *
Rudolph F. Marino *
Joseph E. Martelli
George McLay, Jr.
Alan J. Miller
M. Lindsay Mitchell
L. Robert Moyer
Ken T. Oshiro
Robert J. Pluta *
John W. Poole *
Irwin Reich
Loretta Barabas Ridolfi
Anthony L. Rotella
Richard J. Shea *
Walter Shultz *
David H. Steel
Walter G. Steele
Norman J. Straus *
James W. Truitt, Jr.
Vincent J. Zarro
1955: 37% PARTICIPATION
William E. Bartlett *
Charles V. Bernard
Julius J. Berrettini
Philip M. Blitz
Richard M. Bogutz
Mary Jo Dooley Bowman
Harold L. Brog *
Martin Buchalter
Michael R. Carroll, Jr. *
Fereydoun Dardashti
Richard L. DeKany
Helen Maxwell Dieterich
Martin Dimmerman
James M. Farrell
Leonard H. Finkelstein *
Norman Folkman *
Lila E. Freeman *
Ronald T. Goldman *
Joseph F. Haigh
John Holak *
Carl F. Hopp, Estate of
Paul D. Jacobs
Frederick A. Labs
Gerald E. Liss *
Charles G. Miriello
Joseph L. O’Neill *
Richard Oski
William H. Press *
Harold S. Rhodes, Jr.
Leonard D. Schlegel
Murray J. Seidelman
Elmer K. Shaffer, Jr. *
Michael J. Skiba
Robert Tendler
Alan J. Vogenberg *
1956: 36% PARTICIPATION
Philip Agress
Melania Markewycz Banach *
James Barton
Galen W. Bear
Thomas J. Beeda, Sr. *
Marvin Berkoff
Raymond E. Bernosky
* Denotes five or more years of consecutive giving
Gerald Bloch *
Blyden S. Boyle
Richard J. Bronstein
Joseph F. Bruno *
Vincent Jay Cease
John F. Culkin *
Robert E. Dempski *
William M. Deptula *
Enrico T. Doganiero
Thomas Engle Frontz, Sr.
Frank L. Heilman, Sr.
Peter John Kalibat
Donald W. Labella *
Joseph K. Loehle
W. Richard Marshman *
Vincent Massimiano
Gerald P. Polli
Jerry Potash
Samuel Richberg, Jr. *
Marvin E. Rosenthale
David P. Schmehl *
Barry Silverman *
Leonard E. Sogoloff
Harry L. White
Gerald H. Yablin *
1957: 35% PARTICIPATION
Charles A. Albano
Joseph G. Bechtel *
Bernard F. Blois
Virgil Brillantini
Robert B. Cohen
David Allen Frankel
Mary Ann Mucha Gerhards *
Stanley J. Haberman *
Rose Ellen F. Holl
Robert L. Hoover
Nelson S. Kanas
Philip B. Lipsky *
Walter J. Ludwig
Shirley Stonesifer Marshman *
Lynnette Hammond McNeal *
Hans J. Medal
Marvin L. Miller *
Earl R. Oberholtzer, Jr.
Thomas F. Olcese
John L. Price, III *
Richard S. Rubin
Robert L. Wertz
Thomas A. Wheatley *
Richard M. Yura *
1958: 33% PARTICIPATION
Anthony A. Agypt
James Campbell Bay, III
Joan Peterson Bay
Eurelio M. Cavalier *
Carmen A. DiCello
Ronald J. D’Orazio
R. Frank Ecock, Jr. *
Curtis G. T. Ewing *
Thomas J. Farrelly, III
Ronald S. Feder
Anastasia DeMedio Gelzunas
John F. Hinkle, Jr. *
David M. Hoffman *
John J. Hughes, Jr.
Wallace G. Hughes
Bernard Lieberman
Alfred L. Ludwig, Jr.
Walter E. Lyszkowski, Jr.
R. J. Moore
Mildred Mulligan Mousseau *
Norton H. Neff
Frank J. Novello
Charles Obeid, Sr.
Edward W. Pawling
Edward Porter
Richard E. Salvatore *
Richard K. Shadduck *
Irene Sherba
Nickolas C. Shissias
Sidney J. Stein
Ronald L. Stocker *
Melvin L. Turner
R. Richard Unangst *
Ronald L. Witman
1959: 25% PARTICIPATION
Burnside E. Anderson, III
Sharon Bechaud Bender
Carman A. Bevilacqua
Herbert S. Carlin
Howard Cohen
George P. Faccenda
Martin B. Freedman
Stuart Gold
Allan Goldberg
Jules Hirsch *
Myron Howell
Andrew J. Kovalovich
William Lozinger, Jr.
Allen Misher
Raymond F. Orzechowski
Charles J. Paget *
Theodore M. Resnick
Richard Norman Ritter
Stanley Sklar
Thomas F. Stonesifer
Richard W. Suscha *
Anthony J. Triolo
Salvatore J. Turco *
Frank P. Tutterice
G. Richard Walter, Sr.
Robert A. Weiss
Daniel H. Yeoman
1960: 36% PARTICIPATION
Alan P. Baker
Samuel R. Borenstein
Alan G. Buck
C. Edward Eden
Vito F. Fantini *
Samuel Fogel
Leonard Fronton *
H. Lee Gladstein
William L. Greene
Gary D. Hall
W. James Hart, Jr.
Roland P. Knuetter
Aili Abel Labidas
David B. Lutz
Lloyd C. Malseed, Jr.
Robert C. Meck *
George H. Miller
Lance G. Minnich
Fred A. Morris, Jr. *
Susanne Murphy Moskalski *
Robert W. Mucklow *
Allen B. Myers
Philip Needleman *
Michael Podolsky
David M. Rosenblum
Theodore Rudberg
Edward J. Schrader *
Jerald J. Shapiro *
Paul W. Stackhouse
Arnold Wildfeuer *
Richard Hayes Williams
Philip D. Winand
Richard P. Wurst *
1961: 32% PARTICIPATION
Arlene Kostrzewska Albright
Anthony Astore
Suzanne Morgan Baker
Rebecca Brecker *
Fred M. Eckel *
Thomas Eichenbaum
Andrew J. Ferrara *
Dominic P. Fino
John P. Fitzpatrick
Jay A. Garber *
Asa R. Gatlin, III
Garry R. Grabelle
Donald Hines *
Maryann Marsilii Isaac
Wakeem P. Isaac
Myung Ha Joung
Karl L. Krammes
David M. Lubaroff
James J. McHugh
Dorothy Burke Mullaney
Maven J. Myers *
Michael J. Olivieri *
David B. Paul
William H. Penn *
Lawrence J. Schrader
David J. Shappell
Robert L. Snively *
Ronald T. Turnbull *
Martin J. Uffner
Joseph E. Wierzbicki
Ann L. Young *
P. Ann Sharrah Zimmerman *
1962: 25% PARTICIPATION
Douglas G. Allen *
John A. Bachynsky
Horace R. Bacon *
John J. Buchanan
John L. Butler
Joseph L. D’Angelo, III
Joseph M. DiMino
Ralph E. Fishkin
Michael J. Frey *
Mitchell Ginsburg
Mario H. Hipp *
Peter D. Hottenstein *
Daniel A. Hussar *
Meyer Krugman
Gary P. Malunis
Antoni E. Mavrantonis
J. Brian Mc Kay
Dennis L. Nugent *
Armand P. Petrillo
Herbert Secouler *
Virginia Ambrose Shamonsky *
C. Neil Shankweiler
Gail Ford Stohler
Robert M. Voytovich
Morris Yudelson *
Eli W. Zucker *
1963: 31% PARTICIPATION
Larry S. Abrams *
David M. Ash
Robert Marvin Bell *
John W. Berkenkopf
Henry G. Borneman
* Denotes five or more years of consecutive giving
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Arthur P. Buck *
William A. Cressman
Ronald M. Daugherty
James W. Eschbach
Joel B. Feder *
Beverly Weaver Freshman *
Elizabeth Ann M. Fusco *
F. Gerald Galoonis *
James R. Gambale
Robert S. Geller
Suzanne Schlichtig Gross
Richard T. Jackson *
Joel S. Jaspan
Ernest W. Johnson *
Carl R. June, Jr.
James F. J. Kane
Harvey R. Kaplan
George D. Kline, Jr.
James W. Krapf
Emmett N. Kurtz
Joseph LaRue, Jr.
Richard E. Long
Emmy Versnel Mac Nichol
H. Ronald McClellan, Sr.
Rosemary C. McFall *
Cornelius P. McKelvey
Joan Kovacs Napoleon
Thomas A. O’Hara
Stephen H. Paul *
Richard G. Sample
Phillip A. Schwartz
Anthony J. Silvagni
Marsha W. Wertzberger
Roger S. Wilson
David M. Zeft *
Nelson E. Ziets
John C. Zweier
1964: 38% PARTICIPATION
Joan M. Anderson *
Richard D. Glaser
John M. Lehman
Charles W. Weber *
Nelson Wechter
Harry K. Youmans *
Oskar R. Zaborsky
1965: 41% PARTICIPATION
Kenneth S. Alexander
David J. Austin
Steven W. Bass
Kenneth A. Bitz *
Selma Blatnick Bitz *
Marsha Bontomase Burgard
Michael A. Chiola
Louis D. Coccodrilli *
Paul R. Cortesini *
Thomas L. Duke
Robert W. Garber
Sandra Hill Garber
Jose L. Garcia
Sheila Hopwood Gropp *
Thomas B. Gruber
Richard James Harwood
George W. Hillenbrand *
Robert L. Keiser *
Monroe I. Klein
Marlene Boxman Lamnin
Thomas H. McIntyre
Eileen Starr Moss
Jeanne F. Paskawicz
Charlotte Bartakovits Pavis
John A. Pavis
Theodore B. Pukas *
Carlos B. Rios, Jr.
Cynthia Swantkowski Rios
Kenneth J. Rosini *
Frank A. Rotella
Richard J. Shapiro
Gene J. Upanavage *
Leon S. Weissberger
Dorothy Drass Yellin
Man Ko Yim
1966: 27% PARTICIPATION
Robert P. Brown *
Richard M. Burr
John F. Cook *
Thomas T. Culkin
Karl A. De Sante
Maureen McDevitt Foley
Ellis T. Greenberg
Freddy A. Grimm *
William O. Hiner, Jr. *
George D. Koons *
Matthew J. Land, Jr.
Samuel Lizerbram *
Gino T. LoMaistro *
Vincent A. Marone
Steven W. Maryanoff *
James P. McKnight *
Charles H. Muehlbauer *
Carol Evans Owen *
Brent W. Rhoads
Paul D. Rowe
Edward S. Sabatini
Anthony J. Santoni
Robert C. Schmidt *
George Edward Sherman
Mitchell I. Steinberg *
Philip W. Stern *
Allan S. Susten *
John L. Sykora
Alice E. Till
Lloyd Zubrick *
1967: 20% PARTICIPATION
Paul L. Baumgarten, Jr.
David E. Berg
Robert D. Bookbinder
Paul M. Cannoe
Lawrence J. Chase *
Robert A. Cohen
Richard P. DiLiberto *
Dominick J. D’Orazio
Michael J. Fino *
Elizabeth A. Franko
Robert E. Howell
Suzanne Fix Hussar *
Lynn B. Keiser *
Benjamin Robert Margolis *
James J. McElhone, Jr.
Mark B. Noble
Simon Rothman
Howard D. Wolfson
1968: 31% PARTICIPATION
Kenneth C. Bellovin
Joseph Bosak *
John P. Brennan *
Francis A. Chrzanowski
Patricia Lozinger Coffman
Franklin R. Crowe
William E. Dressler
Simon T. Fickinger, III
Harry P. Flanagan *
John M. Jushchyshyn *
Ronald D. Kaufmann *
Lewis B. Killmer, Jr. *
Bosco C. Lee
Joseph A. Linkewich
Robert James McAuley, Jr.
Kathleen A. McGee
John C. McKitrick
Lucille Koehler McTamney *
John P. Myers *
Joseph J. Perricone *
Jeffrey C. Sirott
Charles W. Smithgall
Robert A. Steele *
Cheryl Ramin Turner *
Ruediger I. Turner *
Gloria J. Upanavage *
S. Roger Wetherill, III *
Lee A. Zagar
Michael A. Zittle
1969: 28% PARTICIPATION
David Wesley Adams
Joseph N. Annarelli
Robert M. Berg
Arthur M. Blatman *
Leonard M. Bronstein
Kenneth W. Brownell
Rene Casas-Benabe
William H. Chamberlin *
Ann Joe Gaines
Barbara Bradley Garber
Philip P. Gerbino
Jack O. Gratch
Barry Lee Greenberg
Mary Sheehan Howett
Herbert V. K. Hu
Caroline Berger Jushchyshyn *
Ronald T. Kubacki
Murray C. Lightman
Lorraine J. Meeker *
Sheila Morgenstern *
Larry Myerson
Ernest N. Perilli
George M. Phillips
Scott C. Radley
Robert A. Raywood *
Stuart J. Rubin
Richard W. Sloan
Gary P. Smith
Jeffrey L. Stauffer
Willard A. Stephens
Bettyjane Manili Stoltzfus
Charlotte Shvach Zalewsky
1970: 23% PARTICIPATION
Geraldine H. Barnes
Bruce S. Bevitz
David P. Bodo
Joseph A. Coffini, Jr.
Gilbert E. D’Alonzo
Paul V. DiBona
Joseph L. Fink, III
Sandra Taylor Flagiello *
Harold C. Garber, Jr.
Joseph Francis Gerace
Walter W. Godfrey, Sr.
Robert G. Harris *
Kenneth R. Hetzel
Leonard S. Jacob
Iva Oberholser Kimes *
Raymond L. Kipping, Jr.
John J. Malizia, Sr.
* Denotes five or more years of consecutive giving
Donna Marie Monek *
Paul J. Nigrey
Daniel C. Pagano
Stanley S. Pesotski
Donald J. M. Phillips *
Robert H. Rendler
Eileen Rowan
Lee E. Shafer
Alice Sectish Sloan
Roger B. Smith
Ronald C. Thren *
William E. Vandervalk
Michael E. Weiss
James Paul Wilson, Jr.
1971: 24% PARTICIPATION
F. Raymond Angus *
David H. Ayres *
Frances A. Benulis
Ruth A. Brown *
Richard W. Buchanan *
H. Joseph Byrd
Richard A. Carapellotti
Edward M. Chasz
Deborah H. Cook
John T. Davis
George J. DeCecco
Roger M. Downs
Albert T. Fuchs, Jr. *
Joseph C. Grzybowski
Marietta Evangelista Hall
Linda Marano Hand
Robert E. Johnston
Thomas A. Kachurak *
Donald J. O’Such
Edward H. Papish
Karl S. Schumann *
Mimi Hill Shannahan *
Thomas S. Sisca
Richard Grant Smith
Edward W. Sunbery
Richard J. Swoboda, Jr.
Peter H. Vlasses
Bong H. S. Yoo
Terry R. Zartman
1972: 16% PARTICIPATION
R. Kenneth Alderfer, Jr.
Joseph V. Bondi
John W. Bramhall, Jr. *
Teresa Pete Dowling *
George E. Downs
Anne Sheehan Goren
Mary McElwee Green
Khurshid Iqbal
George J. Malmberg
Ludmilla Bartkow Malmberg
Fred J. Martin
Walter J. Pfendner, Jr. *
Patricia A. Rossboro
Gerald A. Sanvardine
James E. Semons
Robert A. Shapiro *
Ralph H. Thomas, III
Janice Renninger Thompson
Marie Evrard Zoellner
1973: 23% PARTICIPATION
Victor C. Allwein *
Mary Lucik Angus *
Bradford L. Bentzel *
Florence McDermott Bentzel *
Susan Spatz Biehl *
Douglas W. Campbell
Elinor H. Cantor *
Royden M. Coe
Patricia Murphy Davis
James M. Dillon *
Thomas J. Dougherty
Richard J. Dowling *
Arthur R. Dreidger
Nicholas A. Dwornitski
H. Timothy Eberly
Frank H. Ervin
James D. Gardner *
Lewis J. Glantz
Michael D. Gwirtz *
William S. Jaeger *
Fred W. Kephart *
Kurt A. Kienle *
David J. LoSapio
Alice Rosenman McNeese
Wayne H. Messick *
Gerald E. Meyer *
Patrick J. O’Hara
Ellyn Gordon Pick
Nicholas A. Pick
Francis J. Power, Jr. *
E. Mark Punchard, Sr. *
John A. Romankiewicz
Leo H. Ross
Charles B. Schewene *
Nancee Aleda Kleinert Seidel *
Virginia Sica-Kodack
Lois Moffa Taylor
1974: 28% PARTICIPATION
Marc F. Barbash
Judith Hopfer Deglin
Anthony N. Dwornitski
Joan M. Eckardt-Craft
Nancy E. English *
Frances McQuaid Gagliardi
Mary Phillips Giesey
Norman Greenman *
Reid W. Habecker
George R. Homa
Arthur I. Jacknowitz
Christine Secula Jump
Henry J. Karcsh *
Henry M. Katra
Ann Vengrofski Kelly
Richard K. Klinge *
Madelyn L. Koziol
Paula Salus Kralovec
Karen Santo Kram
John J. Lare, Jr.
Jeffrey T. Lipman
Joann Svrcek Lipman
John M. Luckovich
Patricia Volz Masterman *
George M. McAlanis *
Clara Metar McKay *
Charles A. Palilonis *
Thomas D. Poore *
Edward Roth
Mindy Bowman Schlachter *
Thomas E. Silvonek
Cody E. Staples
Carol L. St. George
Howard K. Strahlendorf *
Jean C. Strahlendorf *
Thomas A. Trite *
C. Wayne Weart
Robert L. Webb
Debra Pelle Wescott
1975: 16% PARTICIPATION
Dominick A. Caselnova, III
Ravi K. Desiraju *
Donna Craigo Gaumond *
Michele Pierson Gerbino *
Rudolph V. Gilliam
Roxsolana H. Gordon *
Betty Jean Harris
Debra Cassidy Hernandez
Gregory J. Hunadi *
Rosemarie D. Hunziker
Allen Gordon Irons, Jr.
Patricia Clancy Kienle *
Patricia Rhoads Klishevich *
Harris Koffer
Michele Kaczmarczyk Miller *
Dinesh C. Patel
Benjamin W. Piersol, Jr.
Fakrul A. A. Sayeed
Jerome J. Schentag *
William G. Schlachter, Jr. *
Steven L. Sheaffer *
Arthur M. Shumsky
Stephen Jay Sklar
Gary J. Starecheski
Charles A. Trimmer
William J. Wilson, Jr.
1976: 24% PARTICIPATION
Daniel K. Beaudry *
R. Randolph Beckner
Robert J. Bezick, Jr.
Patricia A. Coyne-Johnson
William F. Fisher *
Robert M. Foran
I. Gary Fried
Diane Englehart Fusco
Anthony J. Gianforti, II
Steven J. Gilbert
Stephen G. Grant
James R. Hildebrand, III
David R. Hill *
Richard J. Kallio
Patricia Kidston Katra
Joseph F. Kerrigan, Jr.
Robert O. Kotzin
Lawrence E. Liberti
D. Renee Benton Lupo *
Louis J. Lupo *
Dennis L. Makovsky *
Kathleen Rosenberry Mayes
Dorathy Osborne McAlanis *
John E. Miller
Francis J. Montone
Rita Marzen Montone
Jane Regula Pagliari
John Joseph Pasquale *
Stephen A. Rajnic, Jr.
Richard A. Reed *
Howard L. Robinson
Paul A. Rusonis
Eleanor Mete Selvocki
Peter K. S. Siegl
Christopher J. Smalley
Daniel P. Sodergren
Dominic A. Solimando, Jr.
Mark A. Szilagyi
Sandra Bubri Szilagyi
Joan Scopelliti Zawisza
Michael J. Zawisza
* Denotes five or more years of consecutive giving
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1977: 21% PARTICIPATION
James F. Bunting
Arnold I. Caine
Bruce B. Clutcher *
Michael F. DePanfilis *
Cynthia Statton Desmond
James W. Frazier *
Andrew A. Gallucci, Jr. *
David B. Ginsburg
Thaddeus H. Grasela
Cindy Worsley Hamilton
Penelope Holl Hancox
Joan DiPietro Heydorn
William E. Heydorn
Donna Kline Jones
John R. Jones
William E. Judd *
Rosemary Kocsis Leach
James M. Loyer *
Majid Mahjour
John K. McClellan *
Robert B. McNutt
Joseph J. Meissler, Jr.
Jean M. Naples *
Douglas T. Navickas
Samuel A. Pagliari
Robert P. Paone *
David M. Pogar *
Mary Cecilia Powell
Thomas W. Schultz
Marian Cassette Scully
David M. Stahli
Robert M. Stroman
Ronald J. Tamagni
Theresa Striegel Truitt
John A. Veneski
Jennifer Bracey Weader
1978: 22% PARTICIPATION
David R. Adams
John P. Allen
David Clyde Bradstock
Sheila Brown-King *
P. Gregory Buchanan
Kathleen Busofsky Cantore *
Anthony Carrier
Mark T. Conrad
Charles A. Costanzo
Gary D. D’Alonzo
Thomas M. Devenny, Jr.
Robert Doganiero
Theresa Thomas Forbes *
Thomas F. Genco
Barbara J. Goldman
Margaret M. Hartman
Coleen Ortmann Kayden *
Robert S. Kayden, Jr. *
Rina K. Kelley
Peter B. Kistler
Jeffrey P. Lemon
Geraldine E. Liberti
Jeanette Litts *
Edward P. Lotkowski
Thomas J. Markley
Fred J. Michalski, Jr.
Veronica P. Moriarty
Thomas Duke Moyer
Maude H. Prioleau
Rosalie Sagraves
Margaret Bare Sanbower
Richard R. Schappell
Deborah Ann Smith
Kishor H. Thakarar
Barbara Betza Tonelli
Denise Hall Tyler
Gregory S. Umstead
Allen J. Vaida *
Michael Scott Wagner *
1979: 19% PARTICIPATION
Thomas C. Bergen
Thomas A. Bradley
Susan Gross Brandell
Jan Marie Souerwine Brumback
Richard L. Bryson
Andrew J. Cocco
Thomas M. Conroy, Jr.
Shen Kressler Cuskley
Dennis Paul Demmin *
Gregory C. Diehl *
Joseph M. Ferrara, Jr. *
Cheryl A. France *
Janice A. Gaska *
Nancy Franchak Gilbert *
Karen Holt Giuffre *
Mary Ann Howland
Harold F. Hunt *
Ronald C. Isenburg
Laurence B. Katz *
Richard E. Kaufman
Harry J. Leonhardt
Sheldon I. Mednick *
Edgardo A. Mercadante
Walter J. Mousley, Jr.
Donna Zygmunt Schappell
Scott D. Schifter
Sondra Terry Schultz
Janice Wiesen Segall
Mary Beth Balent Tabit *
Lynda Ur-Stevens
Iris Vera
Regina Lutz Waters *
Gadi Weinstein
1980: 22% PARTICIPATION
Robert H. Abrahams
Beatrice C. Allis
Judith A. Biglin *
Rebecca A. Boyce
Andrea Mortelliti Call
Shivaun Hurley Celano
John J. Coleman
Thomas J. Connelly, Jr. *
Eugene C. Cuvo, Jr.
Felicia J. DelBuono
Joseph M. DiMattia *
Mary Beth Dorr
Eric M. Estes
Jacqueline Rupp Finegan
Richard H. Gannon
Kathy Dominick Givler
Sherri Silverman Goldstein
Dennis M. Grasela
Dorothy O’Connors Hilton
Donna Dragon Jagoe
Ellen Tuzze Kelly *
Anna Homa King *
Mary O’Brien Lobron
Ian Peter McLean
Cheryl Olcese Meek
P. Scott Morelock
Linda A. Nelson
Sally Metkler Peregoy
Michael F. Purzycki
Linda Lee Rivard
Elizabeth Jolly Roberts
Deborah Ann Roper
Lois E. Sechler
William C. Shallcross
Andrew R. Shumsky
Carl D. Tepper
Marya Carey Ugelow
Thomas Visco
Herbert E. Von Goerres
Jeffrey A. Weiksner
Matthew M. Zrada
1981: 30% PARTICIPATION
Norman D. Alworth *
Susann Salansky Apgar
David M. Baker
Karen Arcidiacono Barringer
Edward Joseph Bechtel
Scott H. Blackman
David W. Browning
Paul J. Burrichter
Linda A. Collini
Elizabeth Taormina Corsi *
Patricia Sheridan Cuvo
Kathleen Ritter Dancho
Edward M. Dunn
Terese Marshman Dunn
Ilene Alexander Estes
MaryJane M. Fannin
Thomas F. Flamini
Eleanor Mehan Fobben
Donna Ventriglia Frick *
Vicken A. Gulvartian
Patricia Sullivan Haider
Jeffrey Spencer Harris
Susan Stoll Henderson
Lori Sue Edell Herman
Michael R. Hoy *
Michael A. Josbena
Mary Ann Bukovinsky Kliethermes
Thomas J. Leaming *
Joseph P. Lech *
Thomas E. Lisofsky
Helen McHugh LoSasso
Randall A. Lynch
Mark Manzo
Sandra Graziani McNutt *
Marlene Furgiuele Mentzer
Karen Novielli
Teresa Hayes O’Flynn *
Meade Todd Palmer
James Vincent Palmieri *
Nancy Babicek Paquet
Michael R. Phillips
Charles R. Porter
Stanley J. Pruskowski, Jr.
James Jay Rivard
Kevin C. Roman
Cynthia Lukas Russo
Robert Michael Russo
Elizabeth Stubits Shlom *
Deborah Trautz Shumsky
Bruce R. Smith
James D. Smith, Jr.
Margaret Mazzio Snyder
Rachelle M. Thibault-Finan
Mark B. Tornatore *
Thomas W. Winski
Sharon Dunleavy Yeske-Amato
1982: 23% PARTICIPATION
Sanaa E. Abdallah
Dominick Louis Albano
Alan S. Aronovitz
Sara H. Brower
* Denotes five or more years of consecutive giving
Ernest N. Coccia
Daniel P. Connelly
Barbara Insley Crouch
Linda Marie D’Amore
Carol L. Daniels
Marian E. Daum
Donna Destefano-Schuebel
Laura D’Oria-Hebeler *
Eileen F. Duffy
Elizabeth Welsh Ferrigno
Kathleen Hutton Flaherty
E. George Flunt *
Joseph R. Fuselli
Edith Anne Gambacorta
Cindy Sears Gochnauer
Randy C. Habecker
Patrick J. Hall *
Sherry Kiehart Hartpence
Miriam Spiegel Herbert *
Rose Mary Battista Hoy *
William J. Huy, Jr.
Edward J. Janicki, Jr. *
Christopher A. Keeys
William C. Kershaw
Edward J. Lacko, Jr.
Joseph R. Lofft *
Donna Kirk Manning
Richard Scott Ost
Katherine Welykoridko Porter
Walter Proch, Jr.
Robin E. Shaub
Mitchell K. Spivack
Elyse Rabin Tepper
Thomas F. Turco
Mary Elsenboss Tyrrell
Ronald T. Wassel *
Lisa McMearty Westog
Caroline Wieczorek
Stephen Scott Wisneski
1983: 22% PARTICIPATION
Edward T. Aitken
Anne Gredler Barton
Kenneth J. Barton, Jr.
Michael P. Brown
Warren A. Butvinik
Rita Cressman Case
Stephen D. Cifelli
Edward J. Cikowski *
Lisa Calenda Cikowski *
Laurie Ann Conant
Deborah LaBarge Crouse
Scott F. Curry *
Susan Cruciani Curry *
James J. Cusick, Jr.
Jill Goldstein Dolgin
Marcus A. Farbstein
Julie Ann Mecca Genuario
Donald A. Goldberg
Dan J. Halberstadt *
Lorri Kanig Halberstadt *
Karen Donohue Helms
Lauren H. Hoffman
Eulena B. Horne *
Kenneth W. Kinzler
Michael LaCon
Katie Heikyong Lee
Larrye E. Loss *
Mary K. Maguire
Susan Calaiaro Maloney
Michele Ditchfield Manganello
Susan Wilson McGaurn *
Christine M. Petraglia
Amelia S. Piermani-Stetler
Catherine Burns Purzycki
Sally Munson Rada
Paul E. Reid *
Kathleen Check Rosar
Stacy M. Rosemarin *
D. Bruce Rosvold *
Robert H. Shaw, Jr.
Judith Miller Sills *
Rex M. Smith
Elizabeth Weber Sutherlin *
Kevin Patrick Tynan
Elizabeth Budzinski Waddell
Karen Ann Yatsko Wassel *
Catherine Porter Zrada
1984: 21% PARTICIPATION
Donna M. Anderson *
Colleen Brennan Battaglini
Richard P. Berardi *
Joseph T. Brady
Edward J. Brennan, Jr.
Wenda Knorr Brennan
Geraldine Brown-Broadnax *
Mitzi G. Cole
Maria Bongiovanni Corbet
Dawn L. Elliott
Daniel C. Esbin
Noel Forster Fisher
Charles J. Flannery
Kenneth B. Fox *
Tiziana Palatucci Fox *
Lester S. Gibbs *
Joel R. Gorski
Steven Gross *
Anthony D. Gulla *
Kenneth J. Kossack
Joseph T. Ligotski, Jr.
Michael N. Mercanti
Michele Misher-Harris
W. Scott Muller *
John E. Pawlowski
Mark A. Pimley
Michele Ronco Radomski
Leonard J. Rakowsky
Thomas J. Scarlata
Joseph J. Schoen
Mindy Hirsh Semanyk
Shelia Minich Sheaffer
Jody A. Shollenberger *
Lisa Hyman Shopper
Andrew J. Sonderfan
Gary A. Stopyra *
Jean Pasternacki Surian
Ann Cunningham Sylvester
Douglas Syrylo *
Elizabeth Forrence Tomsik
Terry A. Trutt
Glenn S. Weiss
Brian D. Wieczorek
Karen Murray Wieczorek
Michael S. Wolfe
David B. Wright
John R. Yaeger
1985: 18% PARTICIPATION
Diane DeCarlo Abel
Laura Lewis Baxter
Stephen M. Busansky
Bonnie Lee Ostrosky DiCello
Lisa Lee Dantini Durkin
Kathleen Fleischer Dusek
Vincent J. Dwyer
Lori Schell Ferguson
Linda Fisher-Bezick
Michelle D. Gandley
Samuel L. Hassinger
Paul G. Hofstaeder
Jule Ann Bravyak Keegan
Rosemary Kerwin *
Brian D. Kilmartin
John P. Mariano, Jr.
Gregory T. Noel
Mary A. Parenti
Lisa Bush Pecorini *
Barbara J. Prince
Mark A. Pullen
William J. Reilly, Jr. *
Jay W. Rhodes
Lorinda Fellema Saunders
Bruce M. Schechter
Debra Drabold Schermerhorn *
Charna Katz Schlakman
Donald G. Stump *
Laura L. Tyndall *
Cathy Solak Walker
Janet McGiboney Wolfe
Stephanie A. Zarus
1986: 16% PARTICIPATION
James J. Bayzick
David J. Becker
Lawrence H. Boise
Linda Mendez Bonnell
Alison Gimson DiPasca
Grace L. Earl
Elizabeth Coleman Emma *
Jill Tucker Freedenberg
Joanne Grainger
Linda Heffernan Gulla *
Teresa M. Haas *
Michael J. Heveran
Daniel J. Hyman
Cindy M. Ippoliti
David B. Joseph *
Katherine Ferrara Koffer
Gary D. Matzoni *
Anthony L. Parola
Lisa Contardi Parola
Gary R. Parosky *
Laura Reel Plantz *
Ellen Simpson Rupp-Pinto
Mark V. Santoro
Patricia DeVault Santoro
Kathleen Marano Scarlata
Lewis A. Scott, Jr.
Vicki Seyfert-Margolis
Richard M. Siegel
Gregory T. Soltner
Joseph J. Yanchuck *
1987: 18% PARTICIPATION
James C. Appleby *
Kenneth J. Bevenour
Jerry A. Bliss
William A. Catalutch, Jr.
Kathleen Galli Chupka *
Donna Marchesani Cronin *
Crystal Noll Deckel
Mary Joan C. Denisco
Victoria Rehill Elliott *
Shirley Schell Erb
Ann Ervin *
Rita Beller Fenstermaker *
Kimberly Miller Fogarty
Mary Jane Moha Gallagher
Andrea Parisse Gosda
* Denotes five or more years of consecutive giving
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Susan Cavanaugh Hampson
Christina Hann *
Stephen M. Hillerman
Michele Barnett Hyman
Andrea Schirmer Jensen
David J. Kazierad
Rosemarie Paciocco Ladzinski
Bruce D. Lefkowitz
Debra Gevirtz Lefkowitz
Joseph S. Macus
Kimberly Parker Marsola
James C. Matthews *
Lynn Obeid McCarthy
Margaret M. McEvilly *
Rodalyn Morine-Toomer
Eileen O’Connor Nolte
Renee Reynolds Rodio *
Theodore R. Sana
J. Christopher Scott
Michele Sowinski Scott
William D. Shade
Gregg S. Teitel
Susan Flannery Wainwright *
1988: 10% PARTICIPATION
Kelly Bayzick
Andrew Brittingham
Maria A. Das
Mindy Galperin Hillerman
Kaylor P. Kowash
Deborah LaTorre-Tarran
Michelle Janusanis Ligotski
Gene P. Maraldo *
Jacqueline B. McCrea
Karen L. Napier *
Neeta Bahal O’Mara *
Joseph J. Ostrosky
Joy Otfinoski-Mouland
Deborah Peirano Pippin
Susan Ruane-Dao
Joan Gardler Sabine
David R. Schappell
Robert F. Spera *
Lisa Begliomini Stella *
Robert A. Suter *
Hal R. Ward *
Daniel C. White
Christine E. Zwickel
1989: 16% PARTICIPATION
Stephanie K. Bean *
Karen Salzman Bliss
Scott John Boyle
Jacqueline Welde Brittingham
Thomas D. Brown
Tracy McGonigal Chaffier
Curtis E. Clark
Stephanie Roth Cusick *
Stephanie Kingree DellaCroce
Brian E. Doebler
Susanne Hulburt Dudash
Christine Bowman Esposito *
Jeffrey A. Fenerty
Donna Marie Feudo
Heidi Bogart Florig
Amy Sullivan Gale
Diane Haraburda Georgetti
Rosemarie O’Malley Halt
Arlene Cope Havens
Helen Panaritis Heveran
Harry K. Hobbs
Timothy J. Huber
Barbara McGee Hughes
Thomas E. Hughes
Emily Loos Maier
Christina Marucci
R. Neil Mason
Scott C. McCarty
Nasir J. Mian
Carol McIntosh Murmello *
Stephanie Tomasso Oscarson *
John H. Panko
Carmen C. Petruzzelli *
David E. Rabin *
Mark A. Salvatore *
Jeanette Barden Samuel
Andrew P. Silverman
Saralyn Andrews Sonn
Cheryl Micheli Talamo
John Talamo
Donald Joseph Veglia
Shelly Ritter Wolfe
1990: 14% PARTICIPATION
Joan Grabowski Begliomini
Robert A. Begliomini
Rose Ann Palumbo Boise
Salvatore S. Bonaccorso
M. Paula Biemuller Cabulong
Linda A. Corvari
Michael J. Czar
Joseph J. Dancsecs
Linda A. Dattilio
Felicia A. DelloBuono
Steven R. Eby
Catherine A. Filippone *
Kira Charney French *
Cherylann McNulty Gilmore
Steven F. Herman *
John F. Hinkle, III
Rebecca S. Hinkle *
Judith Birk Hunter
Silfah Oseni Lana
Michele L. Lennox *
Mary Ann Resavage Magda
Lisa Stefy Matthews *
Melissa Deanne Maurer
E. Lynn Wachstein Mineo *
Scott L. Myers *
Trudy Lewis Myers *
James A. Owen
Janet Murphy Owen
Laurie Scopp Pess
Betsy Bozarth Potteiger
Michelle Chapman Richardson
Brenda Fleming Ross
Catherine H. Ryeom
Edward G. Sanborn, Jr.
Florence Zoerkler Sevold *
Lucy Vizzoni Stewart
Nancy E. Stewart *
Hieu T. Tran
Jeffrey J. Tworzyanski
Anne Furman Usuka *
Kristine Beineman Verrier
1991: 12% PARTICIPATION
Susanne Mulligan Casey
Karen Cohen
Catherine Bonczyk Crisfulla
Linda M. DiMartino-Logue
Jill Hoffman Florio *
Kimberly Bader Giacomelli
Valerie Davis Hellriegel *
Diane Fazi Herman *
Lynn Bond Hill
Nickoleta Karalis Iacona
Beth C. Israel
Theresa Rodite Langeheine *
Michael K. McGuire
Helen Ann Wusinich Milligan
Joseph B. Nyzio, Jr.
Kimberly M. O’Connor
Howard J. Peckman
Elissa M. Pompey
Bernadette Weiss Price
Catharina Das Ravenscroft
Frank John Rooks, Jr. *
Christina Christidis Scanlan *
Michelle Shapiro
Bonnie Y. Soto
Deborah Matthews Stern
Michael Stern
Kimberly A. Stout
Christina Graziano Tolomeo
Kenneth R. Trenary, II *
Susan Varevice-McAndrew
Brian D. Vukovich
John W. Wood, II
Colleen Crankshaw Yukanis *
1992: 15% PARTICIPATION
Jennifer Bittner Almonti
Amany Mansour Awad
B. Nicole Pearen Balan
Maria Concilio Barr
Daniel Bieter *
Marissa L. Buttaro
Nicholas M. Chaffier
Maria Kyriakopoulos Courpas *
Mark J. Cziraky
Susan M. DeSipio
Renee Percosky Dzuiba
Lynn Kmiec Eagle
Irene B. Feingold
Andrea Lazowick Feldman
Steven M. Finegan
Michael J. Gerard
Paul G. Graff
Diane Green
Sheldon X. Kong
Jacqueline Klaczak Kopack
Erica Perry Kuchinski *
Matthew S. Kuchinski *
Frances Chan Lanty
Joel A. Lehman
Genevieve Porter Levans
Alyse M. Lindner-Wolfe
Linda Rose Lum
Dana Williams Lutz
Sarah Berkley Matunis
Tara Minnucci McAllister
David J. McGee *
Carol Ickes Miller
Jeffrey B. Musser
Eva Wenger Panko
Kristen Plastino-Arnold
Denise M. Romito
Suzanne Seglets Schmeltzle
Ryan M. Schott
Alka Chauhan Solanki
James R. Staffa *
Meredith A. Swank
Laura J. Taylor
Christine Riegert Thomas
Kristin Yiengst Vukovich
Irene Klyszewski Wood
William J. Yarnall
* Denotes five or more years of consecutive giving
1993: 13% PARTICIPATION
Paul R. Belcher *
Cheryl Pascu Cathcart
Maria Shubzda Coslett *
Barbara Kaufmann Cymbala
Valerie Gasser Foley
Karyn Flynn Gerard
Matthew Craig Green
Stephanie Atkinson Grunwell
Andrew D. Kaplan *
Bhakti Parmar Kshatriya
Steven Andrew Kucharski
Michael S. Landis
Michael J. Long *
Sharon Burkett Long *
Lee Hupfer Martin
John Patrick McLaughlin
Maria Palatucci McNeill
Marla Paletski Meschler
Eugenia Rogers Pajovich
George N. Pajovich, Jr.
Christine Fox Parola *
Mark S. Peterman
Sharon Pinchick-Janicki *
Kathleen Hudak Richards
Antonia Voltis Ristagno
James A. Shimp
Darrin W. Silbaugh
Debra Olcese Silbaugh
Erik C. Smith
Eric J. Strauss
Nicole Andrews Tauber *
Elena Wildasin Umland
Stephanie A. Uses
Christine Tarzaiski Venuti
Thomas M. Wisdo
Christine Cannon Wood
Caroline L. Yoder
Anthony J. Zweier *
1994: 8% PARTICIPATION
Gregori P. Anelli
JoAnn Myers Brown
John C. Cavallaro
Caroline Gaitan-Mara
Michael P. Garvey, Jr. *
Jennifer Butz Hopple
Rene Bickerstaff James
Elyce L. Jones-Freeman
Thomas J. McCool *
Dana D’Angelo Morris
Daniel C. O’Loughlin
Michelle Stavitski Paradiso
Eric M. Pavelik
Robin Poland Peterman
Elleni J. Pippis *
Christine Pampanin Reiber *
Michael J. Rossi
Jay J. Sochoka
Adela S. Tabares
Gary W. Umland
Nancy Pino Williamson
Stacey Artis Willoughby
James C. Young
1995: 9% PARTICIPATION
Mary DiLauro Agrawal
Vincent M. Astolfi *
Kim Lorish Boyd *
Alice Chiu Campanella
Lisa Bush Cannoe
Robert J. Durkin
Kenneth J. Findley
Lucrezia Grossano Finegan
Marybeth Crane Fino
Kathleen Keough Hauck
Edward T. Hellriegel *
Anita Trzcinski Kosmala
Beverly C. Langevin
Marisa Maghran
AnneMarie Bubeck Marasco *
Richard D. Paoletti, Jr. *
Bruce A. Parola *
Vinh Dinh Pham
Jill A. Rebuck
Corinne Angeloni Rossi
Andrew A. Shaw
Christa Jo Meyer Tang
Jennifer Brunetti Wiley
John R. Wiley
1996: 9% PARTICIPATION
Joel K. Alderfer
Angela Savant Bensing
Traci Saner Brubaker
Lisa Cohen Shapiro
Michael J. Fino
Matthew D. Flynn
Svetlana Verkh Gradess
Deborah W. Hui *
Bonny L. Lightner
Jennifer Volpe Lovenstein
Scott G. Lovenstein
Amy Leonhartt Lucas
Agnes B. Maderich
Dominic A. Marasco
Heidi Wengerd Mayville
Robert D. Nace
Frank L. Nazzario
Denise Stiely Orsulak *
Gay K. Owens
Victoria Carrozza Paoletti *
Lisa Stelluto Sacavitch
Corie Snodgrass Shoop
Scott A. Shoop
Stephanie Parker Sponenberg
Lora Prange Strauss
Brian D. Stwalley
Zimeng Yan
Mark D. Zamerowski
1997: 6% PARTICIPATION
Uwayemen Akhabue
Matthew R. Boyd
Ann Patricia Clark
Matthew R. DiRocco *
Karen Dougherty Durkin
Diana Joy Heaton
Robert E. R. Howell
Jennica Schirk Lewis
John McCulloch
R. Lee Mentzer
Matthew Murphy
Rakesh K. Patel
Peggy Protopapadakis Pyrovolakis
Margaret Roos
Patricia Ellis Shaw
Julia Overmeyer Tulino
Joseph J. Urban, III
Dawn Lewis Wagoner
Maryann E. Walaski
Thomas Reed Wells, II
1998: 7% PARTICIPATION
Laurie Ann Ondrof Adamski
William J. Brumbach
Erica Hollenback Chilson
Crystal Rominger Cooper *
Gina L. D’Arco
Lan H. Duong
Anne E. Giordano
Valerie Iadanza-Brumbach
Veasna Ieng
Abraham Kalathil
Sophia Z. Khan
Faith Naym-Young Ku
Meredith Morris Mead
Kathleen Zicari Moczarski
Angela Romanelli Nace
Harsh B. Pathak
Joseph W. Pytel
Antonio M. Sellecchia, Jr.
Nicole M. Sifontis
Geraldine A. Smith
Allison Smithgall-Gehron
Tejal Gandhi Tolat
Stephanie Kesterson Tomlinson
John William Tomsho
Lynn Pelligrin Tomsho
Dominick J. Vizzoni
Michael C. Wargo
Xiaoshi Zhang
1999: 6% PARTICIPATION
Jenny Zhao Chen
Kianoush Dadyan
Janeen DuChane
Carrie L. Heinz
Brian M. Herr *
Francis C. Mayville
Steven J. Pettineo
Laurence G. Poli
Susan Touhey Pytel
Ross E. Smith, IV
Jennifer L. Urban
Diane McWhorter Valentin
Julie Kraiss Wargo
Rebecca K. Warren
Monica Wachowski Wiegand
Brad David Wilson
2000: 6% PARTICIPATION
Kevin T. Bain
Christine Carter Bhatia
Jenny Bentsel Boucher
Brandy Ignatow Broder *
Michael E. Castagna
Thong Q. Dang
Michelle N. Falco
John S. Joseph
Alice S. McGinley
Roopa Chokshi Pastakia
Nancy Jorgensen Pettineo
Elizabeth K. Quan
Aniruddha M. Railkar
Heather Melchiorre Scheckner
Victoria A. Smedley
Madeleine D’Amico Spencer
Elizabeth Anne Stone
Victoria R. Treese
Anna M. Wodlinger *
Yu-E Zhang
2001: 5% PARTICIPATION
Gary K. Bosler
Shawn J. Boyle
Dawn A. Gailey *
Debra Ann Henn
James M. Hoffman
Gina Marie Karcsh *
* Denotes five or more years of consecutive giving
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Erika L. Kleppinger
Bruce Park
Kelly Leader Passio
Amir M. Razaghi
Megan Lowry Ryan
Brian K. Scheckner
Sonya Scott-Yohn
Brie Bomberger Stoltzfus
Erin K. Stromelo
Natalie Z. Veksler
Maureen C. Walsh
2002: 3% PARTICIPATION
Asma M. Ansari
Esther Hyunhee Bae
Donghui Cui
Brooke Lester Darmstadter
Leo J. Darmstadter, III
Michelle Elizabeth Griffiths
Melissa Fortunato McCarthy
Christina E. Schober
Barbara Fisher Sciandra
David K. Showalter
Paresh Prakash Solanki
Stephanie Tsombaris
2003: 3% PARTICIPATION
Joanne M. Bicknese
Lorraine Caprioli
Philip Danvers
Ilona Ayotte Lachina
James Joseph McEntee
Angela Okol
John Palcza
Sachin Patel
Dawn M. Rochester
Jason Matthew Wood
2004: 4% PARTICIPATION
Regina Koena Atim
Calvin Chhan
Anthony J. Collins
Loralee J. Heckman
Joseph Kalathooparambil Joseph, Jr.
Shirley Kim
Keith C. Lantz
Noreen Mary Mahoney
Chinyere N. Muforo
Deborah J. Porter
Gina T. Schweizer
Garrett Alan Shaw
Sheryl Ann Sunnongmuang
Melissa Bradford Wood
2005: 3% PARTICIPATION
Kenneth J. Beebe, Jr.
Laura Marie Brixius
Jenna A. Doganiero
Thomas Robert Drames
Linda V. Fritz
Stephen E. Gorski
Nicole LaPadura
Adrienne R. Leahy
Matt Jacob Maughan
Rebecca M. McAllister
Ronnie J. Moore
Bridget McArdle Newberry
Nga Viet Nguyen
Truong Xuan Nguyen
Christopher M. Palamar
Deborah A. Summers
2006
Mailyn Thi Nguyen
Sarah A. Tyndall
FriendsEsther M. Aaronson
John Abraham
Saramma Abraham
Patricia D. Acton
Mignon S. Adams
Adeboye Adejare
Kathleen M. Alexander
Alicia H. Aninowsky
David W. Anstice
Robert Austrian
Susan P. Barker
Bruce Baron
Linda Baron
Susan E. Barrett
Rosemarie R. Beaudry
Martin B. Beckerman
Catherine M. Bentzley
Cynthia Berk
Edward R. Birnbaum
Robert J. Blyskal
Albert R. Bonczyk
Regina E. Bonczyk
John P. Borneman
Leslie A. Bowman
Kenneth J.D. Boyden
Marie Boyden
Aminta Hawkins Breaux
Ronald J. Brenner
Elizabeth Bressi-Stoppe
David L. Brubaker
Amy G. Bryant
Barbara J. Byrne
Bruce C. Byrne
Ellen R. Carlson
Stokes B. Carrigan, III
Colleen Chancler
Schumarry Chao
Amy Christopher
Ah Chun Chu
Jane P. Churchman
Joseph B. Churchman
Margaret C. Clymer
Lonnel Coats
Kevin A. Cody
Michelle E. Cohen
Christine Coia
William F. Connolly, Jr.
Alicia Cooley
Elaina S. Corrato
Christine R. Cox
Shawn P. Curtin
Amy S. Cziraky
Elizabeth M. Darmstadter
Leo J. Darmstadter, Jr.
Lisa E. Davis
Ara H. DerMarderosian
Richard L. Deuble
Maggie Devine-Pennock
Denise A. DeWalt
Dennis R. DeWalt
Barbara A. Dollarton
Frank J. Dollarton
James T. Doluisio
Thomas Drames
Melissa N. Dumas
Colleen A. Fabiszewski
Shawn J. Farrell
Christy L. Ferretta
Robert I. Field
Thomas S. Foley
Frank Friedenberg
Georgia M. Friel
Elizabeth Nantanaporn Gable
Francis E. Gailey
Jaclyn M. Gailey
Robert F. Gailey
Sharon L. Gailey
Sara M. Gallagher
Joseph L. Garde
Tim R. Garde
Valerie Nichols Gerbino
Evonne S. Ghaly
Charles W. Gibley, Jr.
Gretchen Gilliland
Mary Elizabeth Gill-Scott
Gloria Glasser
Gloria Y. Goodwin
Marilyn E. Gould
Christine M. Gradel
Thelma Greenbaum
James M. Griffiths
Pauline M. Griffiths
Norma B. Grim
Barry Grossbach
Elizabeth Anne Gross-Ryan
George V. Hager, Jr.
Jerome A. Halperin
Louis L. Hegyes
Lois Hoffman
John E. Hoover
Marcia L. Hoover
Anne B. Horowitz
Z. Annette Iglarsh
Gina Kaiser
Margaret R. Kasschau
Bernadette T. Kelly
Eleanor A. Kelly
Arlene G. Kessler
Michael L. Kirifides
Ida B. Kirsch
N. C. Kirsch
Frederick Klein
Angela K. Lamy
Kristine M. Larson
Rosemary K. Leach
Sandra Lefkowitz
Althea L. Lennox
Kenneth M. Lennox
Dorothy A. Levin
Lynne R. LeWitt
Alan B. Lipkin
Sarah Lipkin
Barbara E. Little
David E. Loder
Kevin G. Lokay
Colleen Lyle
Roselle K. Maerker
Joseph M. Mahady
Carol A. Maritz
Carmela M. Marone
Carmela R. Martin
James D. Mayes
Anthony K. McCague
Binney McCague
George J. McNelly
Patricia J. McNelly
Jeanette McVeigh
Nagdy A. Mehany
Albert C. Menger, III
Stephen Metraux
Jessica M. Michie
Peter J. Miller
Catherine A. Mini
Stephen T. Moelter
Cathleen T. Moore
Adele H. Morgenstern
Roland Morris
Megan Mulderig
Michele L. Mulhall
Suzanne Murphy
Kenneth L. Murtha
Nancy D. Myers
Naykeang Neal
Pakvina Neal
Sima K. Needleman
Karen Nelson
Patrick Oates
Patricia A. O’Hagan
Kazim Oladotun Oyenuga
Lora Beth Packel
Delbert S. Payne
Andrew M. Peterson
Beth Ann M. Pilipzeck
Matthew M. Poli
Gary F. Raisl
Elissa M. Rautzhan
Margaret A. Reinhart
Kristen Marie Reutlinger
Olive K. Riffkin
Stuart G. Rosen
Glenn W. Rosenthal
Joseph W. Ruane
Nancy Ruane
Sylvia L. Rubin
Craig Ruffin
Saundra L. Ruffin
Elisa J. Rusonis
Delfino Ruzzo
Lillian Ruzzo
Marvin Samson
John C. Sanbower
Ann V. Satterthwaite
Ruth L. Schemm
Marie H. Schwarzl
Nadya Shmavonian
Jennifer E. Sidelinker
Harry L. Siegel
Alan J. Sims
Sheryl Lynn Sochoka
Roberta A. Sodergren
Erica Lee Spizzirri
Patricia E. Stewart
Judy Styles
Edwin T. Sugita
Joseph T. Sullivan
M. Susanne Sullivan
Colleen M. Teti
Gregory T. Thielman
John A. Timko
Aurora D. Tin Chu
Cheryl Tolerico-West
Joseph G. Trainor
Suzanne M. Trump
Paul Tsou
James Unland
Marian E. Vendetti
Charles Joseph R. Verret
Carolyn M. Vivaldi
Mei-Ling Wang
M. Virginia Webbert, Estate of
Amy G. Weller
Doris R. Weller
Lawrence Allen Weller
R. Jason Weller
Marguerite E. Wells
Russell N. Wells
Eugene V. White
Francis M. White
Julia A. Wigent
Rodney J. Wigent
Kevin C. Wolbach
William Woodward
ParentsStephen J. Adams
Taisa Adams
Marta E. Aldover-Ayon
Lucito P. Ayon
Mounir W. Azar
Zarifeh Azar
Gary A. Carpenter
Stephanie Carpenter
Mary C. Colletti
Vito G. Colletti
Christine Cook
William A. Cook
Hung L. Dang
Mohamed Desoky
Dennis G. Dundas
Laura E. Dundas
Gale M. Flaherty
Gerald W. Flaherty
Bonnie J. Goess
John R. Goess
Suzanne M. Groves
Esther M. Hollingsworth
Carol G. Hornberger
Mark A. Hornberger
Doreen J. Kressaty
Fred A. Kressaty
Ethel M. Lanier
Howard L. Lanier, Jr.
Elenito V. Lizardo
Teresita G. Lizardo
Joseph P. Maher
Valerie Materia
William Materia
David T. Matthews
Diane Matthews
Golrokh S. Mohaghegh
Mehdi E. Mohaghegh
Cathy Murphy
William C. Murphy
Jamesetta A. Newland
Lloyd Earl Newland
Helen E. O’Brien
Patricia L. Parente-Maher
Alka C. Patel
Chandra P. Patel
David A. Pell
Gail W. Pell
Nhan A. Quach
James L. Roeder
Kathleen A. Roeder
Joseph M. Sansoni
Mary A. Sansoni
Mary Ellen Schneider
William M. Schneider
Bronwyn M. Schuetrumpf
William R. Schuetrumpf
Tantilier P. Smith
Michael R. Sneidman
Rebecca L. Sneidman
Manuel Teijelo
Suzanne Teijelo
Joseph J. Thornton
Marilyn F. Thornton
Anna M. Trimarelli
Ralph D. Trimarelli
Diane K. Woge
Edward G. Woge
Lisa M. Young
Roger D. Young
FoundationsMahmoud M. Abdallah
Foundation, Inc.
The Arcadia Foundation
The Barra Foundation, Inc.
Bells Palsy Research Foundation, Inc.
The Cavalier Foundation
The Community Foundation of New Jersey
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
The Jewish Community Foundation
Christian R. & Mary F. Lindback Foundation
The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation
National Association of Chain Drug Stores Foundation
The Needles Family Foundation
The Packman Family Foundation
The Rockefeller Foundation
Marvin Samson Foundation
Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving
The W.W. Smith Charitable Trust
Weikel Family Charitable Foundation
CorporationsAbbott Laboratories Fund
ADVISORx Consulting, L.L.C.
Ahold USA
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc.
Albertsons, Inc.
Albertsons Stores Charitable Foundation, Inc.
Amgen Foundation, Inc.
Apotheek Inc.
AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals LP
Aventis Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Bacharach Institute for Rehabilitation
Bartell Drug Company
Becton Dickinson and Company
The Berwind Corporation
Bliss Pharmacy Solutions
Bridge Street Building Account, LLC
Bristol-Myers Squibb Company, Inc.
Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation, Inc.
Brooks Eckerd Pharmacy
Buddy’s Pharmacy
Cardinal Health, Inc.
Carl’s Drug Store, Inc.
Chiola’s Pharmacy
CIGNA Foundation
Citizens Bank: University City
Cliffe’s & the Prescription Center
Colorcon, Inc.
Colfax Pharmacy
Colgate-Palmolive Company
Costco Pharmacy
Coutu Foundation
Crixmor, LLC
CVS Charitable Trust, Inc.
CVS Pharmacy, Inc.
Canfield Corner Pharmacy
Dardashti Properties
Donough Pharmacy
Eli Lilly and Company. Foundation
excelleRx
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Fino’s Pharmacy
Fruth Pharmacy, Inc.
Gary’s Rx Shoppe
Giant Eagle, Inc.
GlaxoSmithKline
Global Impact
Greene’s Pharmacy
Gruber’s Pharmacy
Hamburg & Golden, P.C.
Happy Harry’s Discount Drug Stores
Harris Teeter Pharmacy
Harrisburg Pharmacy
Hartig Drug Company
Hi-School Pharmacy, Inc.
Hill’s Drug Stores, Inc.
Hospira Worldwide, Inc.
Hy-Vee, Inc.
Ideal Pharmacy
Inglis House
Jack Culkin and Associates
J.B. Merrick Apothecary, Inc.
Jiunta’s Pharmacy, Inc.
KB Villas LLC
Kerr Drug, Inc.
King Kullen Pharmacies Corp.
Kinney Drugs Foundation, Inc.
Lech’s Pharmacy
Lemon’s Pharmacy
Lewis Drugs, Inc.
Lewistown Pharmacy, Inc.
Longs Drug Stores
McNeil Consumer & Specialty Pharmaceuticals
Medco Health Solutions
The Medicine Center
Medicine Shoppe International, Inc.
Moore’s Pharmacy, Inc.
Navarro Discount Pharmacies
Noel Consulting, LLC
Novo Nordisk Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Nugent’s Apothecary Inc.
Office Depot, Inc.
Old World Jewels
Oncology Pharmacy Services, Inc.
Osborn Drugs, Inc.
Parker Laboratories, Inc.
Pharmacists Mutual Insurance Company
Pharmacy Express Services
Port Richmond Pharmacy
Quality Formulation Laboratories, Inc.
Raley’s
R.F.E. Inc.
Rite Aid Corporation
Rosvold Pharmacy, Inc.
RTK Consulting
Rubino’s Pharmacy
Safeway, Inc.
Saint George and Company, Inc.
Sanofi-Synthelabo Research
Save Mart Supermarkets
Sheehan’s Pharmacy Inc.
ShopKo Stores, Inc.
Snyder’s Drug Stores, Inc.
Stauffer’s Drug Store
Steve & Taisa Enterprises, Inc.
SUPERVALU Pharmacies, Inc.
Sloan’s Pharmacies, Inc.
Target Corporation
Thriftway/Zitomer Drug
Towne Drugs
The Towne Pharmacy
Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.
Walgreen Company
Wellpoint Foundation
Williams Apothecary Inc.
Windward Pharmacy
Wordsmith’s Health Communications
WorldReach, Inc.
Wyeth
Yorkville Drug Store, Inc.
Matching Gift CompaniesAbbott Laboratories Fund
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc.
Albertsons, Inc.
Albertsons Stores Charitable Foundation, Inc.
Amgen Foundation, Inc.
AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals LP
Aventis Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
The Baxter International Foundation
Becton Dickinson and Company
Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation, Inc.
Campbell Soup Foundation
Cardinal Health, Inc.
CIGNA Foundation
Eli Lilly and Company Foundation
Express Scripts Foundation
First Tennessee/First Horizon Matching Gift Program
General Electric Foundation
GlaxoSmithKline Foundation
Houghton International Inc.
Johnson & Johnson Matching Gifts Program
McKesson Foundation, Inc.
The Merck Company Foundation
Merck Partnership for Giving
Novartis the Matching Gift Center
Pfizer Foundation
Procter & Gamble
Publix Super Markets Charities, Inc.
Quest Diagnostics, Inc.
The Rockefeller Foundation
State Farm Companies Foundation
Tenet Healthcare Foundation
Verizon Foundation
Wachovia Educational Matching Gifts Program
Wellpoint Foundation
West Trenton Pharmacy Inc.
Wyeth
Wyeth Pharmaceuticals
Associations/OrganizationsAmgen PAC
AZPAC
Delaware County Pharmacists Association
Drug Store News
Jewish Federation of St. Louis
Main Line Medical Review
Michael Menichini Scholarship Fund
Monmouth County Society of Pharmacists
New Jersey Pharmaceutical Association Auxiliary
Sisters of Charity
United Way
United Way of New York City
University of Pennsylvania
Vogenberg Family Limited Partnership
In-Kind GiftsThe Baldwin Lower School
Ruth A. Brown
Georgia M. Friel
Hamburg & Golden, P.C
Albert C. Menger, III
Colleen M. Teti
Memorial Gifts In Memory Of:
Harry AaronsonEsther M. AaronsonMalvin S. Aaronson ’44
Sadie AaronsonEsther M. AaronsonMalvin S. Aaronson ’44
Phillip AbramowiczElinor H. Cantor ’73
Sylvia Brener Averbach ’43Leonard S. Jacob ’70
Irwin I. Bennett ’55Norman Folkman ’55
Lewis H. Berk ’41Cynthia Berk
Marie ConnollyWilliam F. Connolly, Jr.
A. Franklin Deuble ’31Richard L. Deuble
John L. Deuble ’26Richard L. Deuble
Michael Dollarton ’85Barbara A. DollartonFrank J. Dollarton
Carla D’OrazioRonald J. D’Orazio ’58
Rita DurbanoMarie H. Schwarzl
Joseph T. Dzuiba Jr. ’88Friends of Joseph Dzuiba,
Merck National Service Center/ Merck National Business Group
Simon Frank ’32Stuart G. Rosen
Danielle GaileyPatricia D. ActonCatherine M. BentzleyElizabeth Bressi-StoppeMaggie Devine-PennockDawn A. Gailey ’01Francis E. GaileyJaclyn M. GaileyRobert F. GaileySharon L. GaileyGloria Y. GoodwinMargaret R. KasschauMary Kate A. McGinty ’84Catherine A. MiniSuzanne MurphyBeth Ann M. PilipzeckRuth L. SchemmJudy StylesColleen M. TetiCharles Joseph R. VerretMei-Ling WangRodney J. Wigent
Kristen GentileMarie H. Schwarzl
Maxwell M. Gould ’42Marilyn E. Gould
Benjamin Greenbaum ’38Alan B. LipkinSarah Lipkin
Alvin B. Heller ’67Michele Pierson Gerbino ’75
Leonard Hoffman ’39Lois Hoffman
Harry Holak ’55Norman Folkman ’55
Barbara H. Korberly ’72Michele Pierson Gerbino ’75Patricia E. Stewart
Patricia LeahyMignon S. Adams Hon.’03Kathleen M. AlexanderAlicia H. AninowskyBacharach Institute for RehabilitationEsther Hyunhee Bae ’02Susan P. BarkerLaura Marie Brixius ’05Lorraine Caprioli ’03Colleen ChanclerMichelle E. CohenChristine CoiaAlicia CooleyPhilip Danvers ’03Denise A. DeWaltDennis R. DeWaltMelissa N. DumasChristy L. FerrettaCatherine A. Filippone ’90Elizabeth Anne Gross-RyanZ. Annette IglarshInglis HouseKristine M. LarsonCarol A. MaritzCarmela R. MartinRebecca M. McAllister ’05Jessica M. MichiePeter J. MillerHelen Ann Wusinich Milligan ’91Stephen T. MoelterMegan MulderigMichele L. MulhallCarol McIntosh Murmello ’89Mailyn Thi Nguyen ’06Lora Beth PackelElissa M. RautzhanMargaret Roos ’97Ruth L. SchemmJennifer E. SidelinkerMadeleine D’Amico Spencer ’00Nancy E. Stewart ’90Gregory T. ThielmanChristine Riegert Thomas ’92Cheryl Tolerico-WestSuzanne M. TrumpSarah A. Tyndall ’06Anne Furman Usuka ’90Susan Flannery Wainwright ’87Julie Kraiss Wargo ’99Michael C. Wargo ’98Monica Wachowski Wiegand ’99Christine Cannon Wood ’93John W. Wood, II ’91
Simon E. Levin ’41Dorothy A. Levin
Lola LupoDan J. Halberstadt ’83Lorri Kanig Halberstadt ’83
Grania M. Maggio ’94Daniel C. O’Loughlin ’94
Henry MintonCraig RuffinSaundra L. Ruffin
Emmanuel MonastirskyEsther M. AaronsonMalvin S. Aaronson ’44
Mira MonastirskyEsther M. AaronsonMalvin S. Aaronson ’44
A. Louis Pescatore ’32Delaware County Pharmacists
Association
David ReichNorman Folkman ’55
Judith J. Reich ’56Norman Folkman ’55
Charles Riffkin ’34Olive K. Riffkin
Pauline Tabachnick Rothman ’21Amy G. WellerDoris R. WellerLawrence Allen WellerR. Jason Weller
Nathan Rubin ’34Lynne R. LeWittSylvia L. Rubin
Edgar C. Smith, Jr. ’41James Unland
Donna StricklandRuth L. Schemm
William A. Thawley ’38Ida B. KirschN. C. Kirsch
Linwood F. Tice ’29Norman Folkman ’55
Mary Kean Timko ’50Malvin S. Aaronson ’44Velma Gould Kistler ’51John A. Timko
Mildred WassermanAaron E. Wasserman ’42
Concetta WilliamsD. Renee Benton Lupo ’76Louis J. Lupo ’76
Tobias O. Yellin ’59Dorothy Drass Yellin ’65
Honorary Gifts In Honor of:
Beena S. Abraham ’06John AbrahamSaramma Abraham
Neal S. AdamsStephen J. AdamsTaisa AdamsSteve & Taisa Enterprises, Inc.
Catherine Angell-SohnKaren Nelson
April AyonMarta E. Aldover-AyonLucito P. Ayon
Andrew M. AzarMounir W. AzarZarifeh Azar
Steven M. AzarMounir W. AzarZarifeh Azar
John A. Borneman, III ’52John P. Borneman
Dwight Alben Bowen, Jr.Tantilier P. Smith
Drew S. CarpenterGary A. CarpenterStephanie Carpenter
Katerina CollettiMary C. CollettiVito G. Colletti
Charles M. CookChristine CookWilliam A. Cook
Vy L. DangHung L. DangNhan A. Quach
Marwah M. DesokyMohamed Desoky
Keith B. DundasDennis G. DundasLaura E. Dundas
Elizabeth A. ElliottHelen E. O’Brien
Shawn P. FlahertyGale M. FlahertyGerald W. Flaherty
Mary R. FolkmanNorman Folkman ’55
Joseph L. GardeBruce BaronLinda Baron
Alfonso R. Gennaro ’48Norman Folkman ’55
Hannah J. GoessBonnie J. GoessJohn R. Goess
Corissa D. GrovesSuzanne M. Groves
Megan E. HollingsworthEsther M. Hollingsworth
Matthew A. HornbergerCarol G. HornbergerMark A. Hornberger
Lauren D. KressatyDoreen J. KressatyFred A. Kressaty
Howard L. Lanier, IIIEthel M. LanierHoward L. Lanier, Jr.
Elizabeth G. LizardoElenito V. LizardoTeresita G. Lizardo
Philip P. MaherJoseph P. MaherPatricia L. Parente-Maher
Joseph G. MateriaValerie MateriaWilliam Materia
Dean D. MatthewsDavid T. MatthewsDiane Matthews
Michelle L. MurphyCathy MurphyWilliam C. Murphy
Sonya A. Newland ’06Jamesetta A. NewlandLloyd Earl Newland
Elias W. Packman ’51Norman Folkman ’55
Sejal C. PatelAlka C. PatelChandra P. Patel
Ryan R. PellDavid A. PellGail W. Pell
Laurence G. Poli ’99Matthew M. Poli
Julie M. RoederJames L. RoederKathleen A. Roeder
Jillian M. SansoniJoseph M. SansoniMary A. Sansoni
Laura A. SchneiderMary Ellen SchneiderWilliam M. Schneider
Amanda Marie SchuetrumpfBronwyn M. SchuetrumpfWilliam R. Schuetrumpf
Rachel E. SneidmanMichael R. SneidmanRebecca L. Sneidman
Christopher M. TeijeloManuel TeijeloSuzanne Teijelo
Justin J. ThorntonJoseph J. ThorntonMarilyn F. Thornton
Erik TrimarelliAnna M. TrimarelliRalph D. Trimarelli
Matthew J. WogeDiane K. WogeEdward G. Woge
Lesley A. YoungLisa M. YoungRoger D. Young
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Benefactors1905
Joseph H. Fekula +
1906
Clarence E. Bragdon +
Charles A. Mehring +
1907
Eli Lilly +
1909
Roland J. Wotring +
1913
Malcolm Beach +
Joe S. Case +
1914
Louis L. Rikliss
1916
Joseph N. Bongiovanni +
1917
Ralph R. Foran +
Louis F. Meyers +
1918
Pauline M. Siemion +
1919
Otto L. Koenig, Jr. +
Jacob Silk +
1920
Philip Aidenbaum +
1922
Victor E. Rudolph +
Louis Schildkraut +
1923
Joseph A. Loughrey +
Jean Ensminger Mentzer +
Harry Schwartz +
1924
Everett N. Clair +
H. Eugene Polhemus, Sr. +
1925
John E. Kramer +
Samuel H. Landy +
Abraham M. Liebman +
Harry Loevner +
Arthur Osol +
Roy L. Pollard +
1926
Aaron Brenner +
Samuel Goldblum +
1927
Lester W. Strock +
1928
Ruth E. Miller +
Ralph H. Pyle +
Theodore R. Tibbetts +
Parke W. Unangst, Jr. +
1929
Kline M. Bush +
Clement F. Heverly, Jr. +
Ralph Pressman +
Paul C. Wieseman +
1930
Francis W. Mohr +
1931
Anthony A. Campanella +
William O. Frailey, III +
Jacob Gelb +
Adolphus S. Hale +
Russell L. Jackson +
Gerald F. Rorer +
Sarah B. Shapiro +
1932
John Ferrante +
A. Louis Pescatore +
1933
Wallace S. Bell +
Richard E. Houghton +
1934
Gertrude Given Baxter
Frank R. De Lucco +
Mildred Garrell De Lucco +
Donald O. Wilson +
1935
Walter C. Fulmer +
Charles W. Heathcote, Jr. +
Samuel W. Irvin +
Elliott E. Leuallen
1936
Benedicta L. Ginkiewicz
David Grodanz +
A. J. Obert +
Robert D. Spiers +
1937
Eugene L. Kuryloski
Mary Barnisky Kuryloski
Albert F. Morgenthaler
Roger M. Russ
1938
William A. Thawley +
1939
Elizabeth Wagner Chase
Kenneth P. Hoag +
Robert W. Ivens
1940
Melvin C. Firman +
Theron Lee, Jr.
Elizabeth Scott Malone
Hymen A. Stein +
1941
Louis C. Cipriany
Maria Aupperle Elz +
Jane Weygandt Lusk
1942
Helen Benjamin Desher
Edward J. Green, Jr. +
George S. Kates
George E. Walper
Aaron E. Wasserman
1943
Alice Mack Kerchner
Thomas J. Marra
Victor M. Quinones +
Elizabeth Pollins Yenawine
1944
Bernard J. Malis +
Russell L. Stedman +
1945
Christine Leuf Biederman +
1947
James P. Kerchner
1948
Howard Rabinowitz
1949
Marina Garay Kapral +
Sydney Levitan +
Esther S. Rabinowitz
1950
Marion White Cooper
Marie Mikesh Lyons
1951
Richard R. Gutekunst
Harry B. Kostenbauder
Isadore Schuman
Lester A. Shappell +
Clyde E. Shoop
Joy Singer Shoop
1952
Wayne M. Grimm
Frank A. Kapral
Clara Bolonowski Lucas
Dennis R. Martz +
1953
Alex M. Pavloff
Morton Steinberg
1954
Joseph D. Fabrizio +
Russell L. Schweitzer +
William T. Smith +
1955
Harold L. Brog
Carl F. Hopp +
1956
Thomas H. F. Smith
1957
Robert E. Porter
Florine Polito Simpson
Basil G. S. Swisher
Eugene E. Vogin +
Robert L. Wertz
1958
Russell L. Campman, III
Ronald J. D’Orazio
Stanley Louis Greenberg +
Joel M. Kauffman
1959
Charles A. Simpson
Thomas F. Stonesifer
1960
Normand B. Bleecher +
Leonard Fronton
Joseph Sokolove +
Marvin Spatz
1961
Harold Fingerhut
William H. Penn
1962
Horace R. Bacon
Anthony J. Szuszczewicz
1963
Ian Lee Finberg
Martin R. Natter
1965
David G. DeZan
Jack C. Henderson
Marlene Boxman Lamnin
Jeanne F. Paskawicz
+ Deceased known as of June 30,2006
1966
Anthony J. Santoni
1967
John H. Garofola
Alvin B. Heller +
1969
Lorraine J. Meeker
Ella Blumberg Singer
Willard A. Stephens
1970
Sandra Taylor Flagiello
Robert G. Harris
Donna Marie Monek
Eileen Rowan
1971
John F. Calvert
Joyce D. Johnstone
Gary O. Lewis
1972
Lynne Marsicano Calvert
Donald R. DeNearing
Theophilus Haines
1973
Susan Spatz Biehl
Benny L. Briggs
Debra H. DeNearing
Kurt A. Kienle
1974
Anna E. Hoffman +
Michael R. Langona
George M. McAlanis
1975
Donna Craigo Gaumond
Betty Jean Harris
Patricia Clancy Kienle
Robert M. McCormick
1976
Dorathy Osborne McAlanis
Christopher J. Smalley
Maria Visniskie Smalley
Dominic A. Solimando, Jr.
1977
Agustin D. Escobar
Ronald C. Hoover
1978
Theresa Thomas Forbes
Erwin J. Juda
Margaret Bare Sanbower
Gary A. Segal
Gregory S. Umstead
1979
Cheryl A. France
Edgardo A. Mercadante
1980
Dorothy Janeczek Escobar
1981
David M. Baker
1983
Stephen J. Mogil
Christine M. Petraglia
1984
Kimberly S. Kremer
1985
Kristopher J. Conforti
Rosemary Kerwin
Mary A. Parenti
1987
Ann Ervin
1990
Steven F. Herman
1991
Diane Fazi Herman
1992
Scott D. Greene
1993
Patricia Masley Greene
Friends Grace E. Ambrose +
John Baxter
C. Herbert Bell
Dennis S. Biehl
James Biemesderfer
Charles W. Bliven +
Henry Bower +
Charlene L. Briggs
Margaret D. Brown +
Ann M. Campman
Richard W. Castor
Harold F. Chase +
Margaret G. Conforti
William F. Connolly, Jr.
Merrill P. Cooper
Lena DeLisser-Matthews
Lillian B. DeZan
Marie T. DiPietro +
Mary R. D’Orazio
Flora S. Evans +
Harold H. Fehr +
Dorrie M. Finberg
Susan Fingerhut
Louis J. Flagiello, Jr.
Mark C. Forbes
Susan J. Garofola
J. Stephen Gaumond
Samuel Gelb +
Bessie S. Graham +
Doris Griffith-Schiller +
Norma B. Grim
Anna F. Gutekunst
Joyce E. Haines
Marian M. Harris
Sharon R. Henderson
Harry William Hind
J. Maxine Hellmich Holmes +
Dorothy R. Ivens
May P. Jones +
Mary Louise Juda
Ruth H. Kates
Arlene G. Kessler
Frances Kline +
Alys W. Koch +
Joseph Lamnin
Lesley A. Langona
Patricia Leahy +
Norma D. Leuallen
Claire Loevner +
Edward J. Logan
James E. Lyons
Verginia Marra
Colleen K. Mercadante
Irene M. Mock +
Carmen Mogil
M. Margaret Mohr
Mary Frances C. Morgenthaler
Suzanne Murphy
Suzanne Natter
Mildred M. Neilson +
Martha K. Pachali +
Adaline H. Pavloff
Laverne D. Penn
Louisa Harvey Poley +
Harriet R. Porter
Marion N. Powell +
Margaret B. Pyle +
Edythe M. Roth +
Louis J. Rudolph +
Grace I. Russ
Delfino Ruzzo
Lillian Ruzzo
John C. Sanbower
Gloria B. Santoni
Rochelle A. Schuman
Gloria Segal
Virginia F. Smalley
Ethel DuBois Smith +
Helen W. J. Sprague +
Nellie G. Staub +
Ronnie P. Steinberg
Margaret R. Stephens
Lena St. George +
Mary T. Stonesifer
Jeannine E. Swisher
Mildred Tucker +
Glenn E. Ullyot +
Carlene M. Umstead
Marilyn Weiss
Elizabeth Jean Wertz
+ Deceased known as of June 30,2006
usp bulletin: honor roll of donors page 51
Administration 2005–2006
Philip P. Gerbino, bS, PharmD President
barbara J. byrne, bA, MA, PhD Vice President for Academic Affairs
elizabeth bressi-Stoppe, AS Vice President for Marketing and
Public Affairs
Gary F. raisl, bA, MA, MPhil, MbA, edD Vice President for Finance and
Administration/Treasurer
Anthony K. McCague, bA Vice President for Strategic Events
and Special Projects
Margaret r. Kasschau, Ab, MS, PhD Associate Vice President for
Academic Affairs
Patrick J. lepore, bA, MS CIO/Associate Vice President for
Information Technology
Joseph G. Trainor, bS, CPA Controller/Associate Vice President
for Finance
Mary Kate McGinty, bS, rPh, MS Associate Vice President for Community
and Government Relations
rodney J. Wigent, PhD Dean, College of Graduate Studies
ruth l. Schemm, bS, Med, edD Dean, College of Health Sciences
C. reynold Verret, bA, PhD Dean, Misher College of Arts
and Sciences
russell J. DiGate, bA, MS, PhD Dean, Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
Aminta h. breaux, bA, Med, PhD Dean of Students
Board of Trustees 2005–2006
norman Alworth, bS, MbA Executive Director, Marketing Operations
Adams Respiratory Therapeutics
ruth A. brown, bS, MS, rPh Pharmacy Manager
Taylor Hospital–Division of Crozer
Chester Medical Center
Schumarry Chao, MD, MbA President
SHC & Associates, Inc.
lonnel Coats, bS President & COO
Eisai, Inc.
elizabeth Corsi, bS, MbA, PharmD President & CEO
VALEXIA Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Paulo Costa, MbA Head, Pharma Americas/President & CEO
Novartis Pharmaceuticals
Corporation
Tiziana M. Fox, bS, PharmD Senior Director, Medical Information
& Communications
McNeil Pediatrics
Janice A. Gaska, bS, PharmD Director, Promotional Regulatory
Affairs
AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals, LP
barry Grossbach, MA, PhD President
Spruce Hill Community Trust
George V. hagar, Jr., bA, MbA Chairman & CEO
Genesis HealthCare Corporation
Dan J. halberstadt, bS Group Director, Promotion Compliance
Bristol-Myers Squibb Company
Frederick Klein, bS, rPh Consultant (Retired)
Medco Health Solutions, Inc.
David e. loder, bA, JD, llM Partner
Duane Morris LLP
Kevin lokay, bA, MbA Vice President & Business Unit Head
Oncology & Acute Care
GlaxoSmithKline
Joseph M. Mahady, MbA President
The Americas and Global Business
Wyeth Pharmaceuticals
Kathleen r. Mayes, PharmD Founder (Retired)
Applied Clinical Communications, Inc.
(Ingenix)
edgardo A. Mercadante, bS, rPh Chairman, President & CEO
Familymeds Group, Inc.
Kenneth l. Murtha, bS Vice President, Business Operations
AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals, LP
Patrick M. oates, bS, PhD Director, Infectious Disease
Global Medical Affairs
Wyeth Pharmaceuticals
Joseph Papa, bS, MS
President & CEO
Perrigo Company
Delbert S. Payne, MS ChAirMAn oF The boArD
Manager, Corporate Social Investment
(Retired)
Rohm and Haas Company
Donald J. M. Phillips, bS, PharmD CEO & Principal
Vox Medica, Inc.
Marvin Samson, bS ViCe ChAirMAn oF The boArD
CEO
Samson Medical Technologies, LLC
Gail r. Wilensky, bS, PhD Economist, Senior Fellow
Project HOPE
Officers of the Corporation 2005–2006
Philip P. Gerbino, bS, PharmD President
elizabeth bressi-Stoppe, AS Secretary and Vice President
Vice President for Marketing and
Public Affairs
Gary F. raisl, bA, MA, MPhil, MbA, edD Treasurer and Vice President
Vice President for Finance and
Administration
barbara J. byrne, bA, MA, PhD Vice President
Vice President for Academic Affairs
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President
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President-Elect
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PharmD’02
Vice President
Mary K. Maguire P’83, PharmD’01
Treasurer
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Past President
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Director at Large
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DIrECTorS
Term expires 2009
Michael Castagna P’00
Donna Feudo P’89
Elizabeth A. Fusco P’63
Michele P. Gerbino P’75
Dominic Marasco P’96
Robert Trachman BC’06, BI
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Jennifer Borowski PharmD’05
William M. Deptula P’56
Siobhan Duffy P’84
Rosemarie O’Malley Halt P’89
Vincent Madaline PharmD’05
S. Rogers Wetherill P’68
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Chetna Kabaria PharmD’04
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Robert Spera P’88
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BC Biochemistry
BI Biology
BInf Bioinformatics
BW Biomedical Writing
C Chemistry
CB Cell Biology
CS Computer Science
DPT Doctor of Physical Therapy
ES Environmental Science
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HPsy Health Psychology
HS Health Science
IndP Industrial Pharmacy
MB Microbiology
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MOT Master of Occupational Therapy
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OrgC Organic Chemistry
P Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy
PA Physician Assistant
PAd Pharmacy Administration
PharmD Doctor of Pharmacy
PhC Pharmaceutical Chemistry
PhD Doctor of Philosophy
PhG Graduate in Pharmacy (equivalent to P that is used today)
PhSci Pharmaceutical Sciences
PhTech Pharmaceutical Technology
PH/TX Pharmacology and Toxicology
PMM Pharmaceutical Marketing and Management
Psy Psychology
STC Certificate in Science Teaching
TX Toxicology
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Annual Giving Advisory
Michael Castagna P’00, Chair
George E. Downs PharmD’72
Frank Rooks MPT’91
Audit
Tiziana P. Fox P’84, PharmD’02, Chair
Lorri K. Halberstadt P’83
Richard M. Hall MT’83
Mary K. Maguire P’83, PharmD’01
Jacob Mathew HS’02
Awards
Robin S. Keyack P’81, Chair
Jennifer Belavic PharmD’03
William M. Deptula P’56
Teresa P. Dowling P’72, PharmD’74
Susanne H. Dudash P’89
Siobhan Duffy P’84
Tiziana P. Fox P’84, PharmD’02
Mary K. Maguire P’83, PharmD’01
Gerald Meyer P’73, PharmD’74
Elleni Pippis P’94, PharmD’96
bylaws
Michele P. Gerbino P’75, Chair
Shawn Boyle PharmD’01, CoChair
Malvin Aaronson P’44
Elizabeth A. Fusco P’63
Gerald Meyer P’73, PharmD’74
Finance
Richard M. Hall MT’83, Chair
Harold Brog P’55
Tiziana P. Fox P’84, PharmD’02
Dan Halberstadt P’83
Lorri K. Halberstadt P’83
Louis J. Lupo P’76, PharmD’01
Mary K. Maguire P’83, PharmD’01
Jacob Mathew HS’02
Growth and Development
Tiziana P. Fox P’84, PharmD’02, Chair
Stephanie Bean MPT’89
Ruth Brown P’71, BW’06
Michael Castagna P’00
Victoria R. Elliott P’87
Janice A. Gaska P’79, PharmD’82
Michele P.Gerbino P’75
Dominic Marasco P’96
Kathleen R. Mayes P’76
Mary Kate McGinty P’84, BW’04
Hong Jin Na PH/TX’92
Nominations
S. Rogers Wetherill P’68, Chair
Stephanie K. Bean MPT’89
Robert Bell P’63
David Bergman P’51
Siobhan Duffy P’84
Lorri K. Halberstadt P’83
Robin S. Keyack P’81
reunion
Wayne Marquardt P’82, Chair
Neela Bhajandas P’00, PharmD’06
William M. Deptula P’56
Rosemarie O. Halt P’89
Arlene Kessler
Frank Rooks MPT’91
S. Rogers Wetherill P’68
Student/Alumni
Donna Feudo P’89, Chair
Alan Aronovitz P’82
Jennifer Belavic PharmD’03
Karen S. Bliss P’89
Shawn Boyle PharmD’01
Scott Greene P’94
Christine S. Jump P’74
Mary Kate McGinty P’84, BW’04
Gay Owens PharmD’96
Student recruitment and Placement
Robert Spera P’88, Chair
Neela Bhajandas P’00, PharmD’06
Victoria R. Elliott P’87
Janice A. Gaska P’79, PharmD’82
Rosemary Kerwin P’85
Feb 1 Alumni Association Board Meeting, USP Campus
Feb 17 California Pharmacists Association Alumni and Friends Reception in honor of Jerry Mazzucca, Palm Springs, CA
Feb 22 Founders’ Day, USP Campus
Feb 25 Advanced Concepts CE Program, New Drugs of 2006 and Current Issues in Pharmacy Law, USP Campus
Feb 26 PCP/USP Preceptor CE, USP Campus
Mar 11 Advances in Pharmacy Practice, New Drugs of 2006 and Current Issues in Pharmacy Law, Plains, PA
Mar 18 APhA Alumni and Friends Reception, Atlanta, GA
Mar 21 Department of Health Policy and Public Health, and the Institute for Safe Medication Practices Symposium, “The Future of Drug Safety,” and Reception, USP Campus
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Apr 11 New Jersey Society of Health-System Pharmacists Day, New Brunswick, NJ
Apr 15 Friends of USP Student and Faculty Talent Show, USP Campus
Apr 19 Scholarly Day and John C. Krantz, Jr., Distinguished Lecture, USP Campus
May 9 Delaware Pharmacists Society Reception, Wilmington, DE
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Jun 23 NJPhA Reception, New Brunswick, NJ
Aug 6 Alumni Golf Tournament, Edgmont Country Club