President's Impact Report 2023-2024 - Carlow University

President's Impact Report 2023-2024 - Carlow University
President's Impact Report 2023-2024 - Carlow University
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At Carlow University, the next generation of ethical leaders is already in the making.
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At Carlow University, the next generation of ethical leaders is already in the making.
Here, our students gain more than just a degree – they build connections, find purpose, and thrive – working in ways big and small to reshape the future. With your support, we can continue to invest in these future leaders and expand their ability to transform our world.
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President’s Impact Report
2023 - 2024
Dear readers, esteemed colleagues, and friends of Carlow University,
I want to start by saying thank you. Thank you for showing up. I don’t just mean today, here, reading this. I mean thank you for showing up in the world, in your fields, and in our community.
It is because of the work we do as a collective that future generations will be able to thrive here in Western Pennsylvania.
Earlier this year I had the honor of seeing a glimpse of that future cross the stage at commencement - as I shook the hands of nearly 500 students setting off to make our community, our region, and our world a more just and merciful place. I saw hope in their eyes and inspiration in their walk. I could feel the difference - the difference between a college graduate and a Carlow graduate. It is that difference that I hope to share with you in this impact report.
It’s the difference between professionals concerned for themselves alone and those concerned for the common good. It’s the difference in employees trained only in technical skills, and in those also trained to be compassionate, responsible leaders - the kinds of leaders our region desperately needs as we move into the future.
You can see it on campus, in our programs and partnerships, and in our support for marginalized communities. You can see it in our dedication to discovery and expression, and in our unwavering commitment to making a real-life impact in our own region, and all over the world. Carlow isn’t just providing education; we’re providing pathways to a brighter future for all.
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Carlow by the Numbers
Highest Enrollment in Over a Decade
Devoted to the Future of You
Devoted to the Future of Expression
Devoted to the Future of Discovery
Devoted to the Future of Healing
Devoted to the Future of Service
Devoted to the Future of Leadership
Donor Listings
Our Impact Regionally and Globally
University Bucks PA Trends with Second Highest Enrollment in the Past 25 Years
Carlow Has Highest Number of New Registered Students This Century
Carlow by the numbers
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40%
Adult Undergraduate Students at Carlow University
47%
of Carlow Undergraduate Students are Pell-Eligible
53%
First-Generation Carlow Students
Athletics
2x
USCAA President’s Cup Recipient
AMCC
Institutional Peak Performer
Team Peak Performer Awards
94%
Average Outcome Rate for Continuing Education
1st
Four-Year Early Childhood Apprenticeship Program
Brand Impact
1 million
New People Introduced to Carlow’s Story
11
Wells Drilled
1,000
Eyeglasses Distributed
98%
of Celtic alumni are employed within one year of graduation.
10%
of all perfusionists nationwide have graduated from Carlow University.
Highest Percentages of Placement in the Major Healthcare Systems in the Greater Pittsburgh Region
Carlow graduates boost regional GDP, contribute positively to community and civic activities, and foster a more stable and engaged society.
2023 FINANCIAL INSIGHTS
Total Revenue:
$72,859,049
Tuition and Fees:
$33,841,531
Auxiliary Expenses:
$7,555,542
Federal and State Grants:
$9,853,249
Private Gift:
$17,729,347
Interest and Dividend Income:
$1,427,360
Other Income:
$2,452,020
Total Expenses:
$66,386,687
Instruction:
$20,217,259
General Instructional Support:
$20,354,268
Scholarships and Fellowships:
$9,009,603
Student Services:
$3,213,253
Academic Support:
$6,692,161
Auxiliary Expenses:
$6,900,143
Enrollment
2,310 Total Students
1344
UNDERGRADUATE
STUDENTS
84%
Women
16%
Men
40%
ADULT
STUDENTS
24.5%
Full-time
16%
Part-time
60%
TRADITIONAL
STUDENTS
57%
Full-time
2.5%
Part-time
966
GRADUATE
STUDENTS
87%
Women
13%
Men
89%
MASTERS
STUDENTS
74%
Full-time
15%
Part-time
11%
DOCTORATE
STUDENTS
8%
Full-time
3%
Part-time
⌄ 1% International Students
37% Other PA County Residents
56% Allegheny County Residents
^ 6% Out of State
*Undergraduate Students Only
Funds Raised in 2023-2024
Cash and pledges
$6,112, 211
Fund Allocations
Other
12%
Annual
Fund
8.5%
Endowment
17%
Planned
Giving
3%
Restricted
30%
Government
Grants 29.5%
Devoted to the Future of You
Unlike other universities, Carlow University is a human brand grounded in empathy and community and powered by the Catholic Sisters of Mercy, who are devoted to walking boldly into the chaos of others in order to transform lives, positively impact communities and create a more just and merciful world.
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New Website
Social Media
Marketing Efforts
Devoted to the Future of Expression
Carlow University isn’t just a place to learn, it’s a brand of education that doesn’t exist anywhere else in higher education, whose impacts are changing the course of our future. Rooted in unity and healing, led by compassion, and driven by service to humanity, we are redefining what a leader looks like – and it looks like a Carlow graduate.
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Meet the great-grandmother who graduated from Carlow
Nancy Handford-McChesney, 84, says elders can bring ‘wealth of wisdom’ to university education
Launch of A More Just & Merciful World Podcast with Dr. Kathy Humphrey
New Book by Carlow University’s Matthew Gordley Examines Social Justice in Jesus’s Parables
The MFA in Creative Writing Program – for 20 Years, Creating Community Through Craft and Creativity
Devoted to the Future of Discovery
Our education and STEM programs don’t just focus on putting teachers in schools, we work to remove barriers to education - both for our students, and the students they teach. So when they graduate, a Carlow teacher, scientist or mathematician is a different kind of human - the kind our world needs.
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Devoted to the Future of Discovery
Our education and STEM programs don’t just focus on putting teachers in schools, we work to remove barriers to education - both for our students, and the students they teach. So when they graduate, a Carlow teacher, scientist or mathematician is a different kind of human - the kind our world needs.
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Discovering our Roots: The Carlow Roundtable
Every two years, the Carlow University Roundtable invites members of the Mercy higher education community to Ireland.
Deeper Dive: Atkins Center for Ethics
Carlow University Launches Innovative, Interdisciplinary Speaker Series, Bridging Global and Local Leaders to Take on the World’s Most Pressing Issues
New Education Programs
Carlow University doesn’t just offer education site placements and internships.
Meet Celti
Meet the newest Celtic on campus — Celti.
Our first-ever campus dog is a cute little 12-week-old golden doodle, who right now is just 9 pounds, but she could grow to be 90 pounds. Look for her on campus every day spreading joy and Celtic spirit.
If you spot her, be sure to get a selfie with Celti and post it with #Devoted, #Carlow, #Celti
Devoted to the Future of Healing
Our students are not simply trained to be the best in technical knowledge and competencies, but deeply skilled in communication, bedside manner, teamwork, empathy, compassion, social justice, and ethics... because those are the kinds of healers and healthcare leaders the world needs.
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Carlow University Celebrates 75 Years of Nursing Excellence
In May, Carlow celebrated seven decades of excellence in nursing by honoring Carlow Nursing Alumni
Carlow University School of Nursing Receives Nearly $2.6 Million to Increase the number of Nurse Practitioners
Special thank you to the Eden Foundation who generously supported and continues to support the LPN program.
Devoted to the Future of Service
Our social work programs and community service fields seek ways of addressing unmet needs, unjust structures and dehumanizing situations. We meet people where they are and find ways to meaningfully engage - another way to develop a whole person that is striding towards creating a more just and merciful world.
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Carlow Community Scholars Program
Every year more than 1,000 young people age out of the foster care system in Pennsylvania.
Carlow University garden is the vision of a student from Bethel Park
OT Program Receives Accreditation
Now Open - The Purple Door
Dr. Humphrey in Uganda
2023 Mercy Service Day
Devoted to the Future of Leadership
Our graduates are equipped to transform the workplaces, spaces, and communities they lead. From shaping public policy with mercy, leading healthcare organizations with compassion, incorporating ethics into technology, and bringing truth to data, Carlow graduates do business differently.
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Devoted to the Future of Leadership
Our graduates are equipped to transform the workplaces, spaces, and communities they lead. From shaping public policy with mercy, leading healthcare organizations with compassion, incorporating ethics into technology, and bringing truth to data, Carlow graduates do business differently.
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Carlow Cuts Ribbon on Esports Facility
The Esports industry is now the fastest growing segment of media and entertainment, supporting nearly 2 million jobs across the nation.
Carlow Day on the Hill
New Members of the President’s Cabinet
IDE2A
Google-Carlow Mentorship Program Provides Career Insights for Students
Imagining the Future of Education
Board of Trustees
Devoted to Positively Changing Lives
Philanthropy touches the lives of every student and their family, every faculty member and every employee at Carlow University. Philanthropy fuels every stop along the way that a student makes and every profound idea that a faculty member may have.
Circle of Mercy
Philanthropy has a rhythm and harmony every day. Major gifts have a sizeable influence because they are the largest gifts an organization receives.
Callaghan Society
William and Catherine Callaghan were Catherine McAuley’s adoptive parents who named her the sole heir of their Dublin estate in 1822, a gesture that sparked McAuley to start the Sisters of Mercy and inspire enormous good that would grow over two centuries.
Corporate and Foundation Workforce Event
On May 29 Carlow University sponsored its first evening with corporations and foundations focused on workforce development for our region.
The Workforce of the Future Must Have Innovation and Compassion
Unlike other universities, Carlow University is a human brand grounded in empathy and community and powered by the Catholic Sisters of Mercy, who are devoted to walking boldly into the chaos of others to transform lives, positively impact communities and create a more just and merciful world.
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Carlow University prohibits sex discrimination in any education program or activity that it operates. Individuals may report concerns or questions to the
Title IX
Coordinator, Jackie smith at
jmsmith@carlow.edu
or
412-578-6050
Now Open - The Purple Door
Carlow University welcomes you to visit us at the Purple Door - our university food pantry. Through the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank, fresh meats, fish, vegetables and shelf-stable food are available for our campus community and neighbors.
Dr. Humphrey in Uganda
Every year, Carlow University, faculty, staff, and students travel to Uganda to provide maternal and child health services, as well as, eyeglass clinics, health checkups, and drilling for new water wells. This year, Dr. Humphrey joined the group.
Carlow Cuts Ribbon on Esports Facility
The Esports industry is now the fastest growing segment of media and entertainment, supporting nearly 2 million jobs across the nation.
The completely reimagined space now features:
15 state-of-the-art Alienware gaming PCs
Overclockable, liquid-cooled gaming stations featuring NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 graphics cards and 32GB RAM
The new esports facility allows the varisty team to run training, practices, and co-op matches with other universities all from one on-campus facility.
New Members of the President’s Cabinet
Gayle L. Tissue
Gayle L. Tissue is Vice President of University Advancement and Alumni Engagement. She comes to Carlow after a 45-year career in fundraising, with a focus on clinical, education, and research.
She began her fundraising career at UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh and, after 27 years, moved on to the UPMC Hillman Cancer Center. From there she raised funds across the University for the McGowan Institute of Regenerative Medicine, Departments of Neurosurgery and Neurology, Geriatrics, and many more departments and programs. Post-UPMC, she launched her own consulting business, Gayle Tissue Strategies, and worked primarily with nationally based organizations like the American Foundation for the Blind.
Gayle is eager to apply her industry expertise to helping Carlow meet its fundraising goals.
Sara Oliver-Carter
Sara Oliver-Carter is responsible for designing and executing Carlow University’s strategic plan for diversity, equity, and inclusion. Additionally, she oversees the Social Justice Institute, the Atkins Center for Ethics, and the Office of Diversity and Inclusion, which provide programming and professional development opportunities for faculty, staff, and students.
Sara is a woman of faith and a devoted servant leader. She is also one of our alumni, having earned both undergraduate and graduate degrees from Carlow.
Sara has previously served as Vice President for the Office of Minority and Women Inclusion, Compliance, Strategy and Governance for Fannie Mae in Washington, D.C. Prior to that, Sara held the position of Chief Diversity Officer for Duquesne Light; Senior Director of Talent, Diversity, and Inclusion at Penn State; and had a lengthy tenure at Highmark, where she rose to the position of Vice President of Diversity and Inclusion.
Errika Fearbry Jones
Errika Fearbry Jones is the Chief of Staff to the President and Secretary to the Board of Trustees at Carlow University. She works closely with the university’s leadership to advance its strategic goals and oversees operations and facilities.
An accomplished strategic executive, her career previously included over twenty years at Pittsburgh Public Schools (PPS), where she served three different superintendents as a Chief of Staff and drove the district’s strategic vision. She also helped countless professionals and parents navigate the ecosystem. She managed communications and marketing, guided school board engagement, and handled government relations.
Her expertise in addressing youth violence led to notable international roles, including with the FBI’s Central American Community Impact Exchange (CACIE) program. Jones’ civic engagements reflect her commitment to social justice. She has held leadership positions in various organizations, including the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency, where she made history as the first woman and first African American leader.
Jones is an Ed.M. candidate at the Harvard Graduate School of Education.
IDE2A
To foster a campus community of belonging, the Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, Ethics, and Accessibility (IDE2A) Strategy was successfully finalized and launched, introducing a comprehensive framework inclusive of a roadmap and dashboard designed to measure key performance outcomes. This framework, enthusiastically received during prelaunch sessions with faculty and staff, is a cornerstone in advancing our social justice agenda and aligns with the University’s mission to foster a more just, merciful, and equitable world community.
As part of the University’s social justice agenda, and in an ongoing effort to acknowledge and dismantle systemic racism, an Antiracism Strategy was designed and delivered, accompanied by an Executive Dashboard. This innovative framework included a strategic plan and key deliverables, marking a significant step forward in our ongoing efforts to build a campus of belonging, where voices are both heard and respected.
The Workforce of the Future Must Have Innovation and Compassion
Unlike other universities, Carlow University is a human brand grounded in empathy and community and powered by the Catholic Sisters of Mercy, who are devoted to walking boldly into the chaos of others to transform lives, positively impact communities and create a more just and merciful world.
A Carlow University education transforms students personally and professionally, developing them into compassionate, responsible leaders who believe in the dignity of the human person and are concerned for the common good.
We are devoted to the future of our students and our region.
Addressing severe shortages in nursing and other skilled healthcare professions with innovative programs:
Second-Degree Nursing (16-month program) - PN Certificate (16-month program)
Neurodiagnostics and Surgical Technology
Working with employers, Carlow University has designed training and education programs thatcreate a more skilled workforce.
Center for 21st Century Innovation and Workforce Development
Flexible delivery methods and customizable training programs led by Carlow faculty
We have a tradition of teaching future educators.
Early Childhood Education Apprenticeship
Program for Childcare Workers
Diversifying the education pipeline to attract and retain a diverse faculty
Early detection and intervention for students with dyslexia
Understanding it is vital to interact and be a resource for the residents of neighborhoods around our campus.
Scholarships for students in the neighborhood
Increasing childcare for workers in Oakland
Food pantry
Complimentary Speech-Language Pathology and Occupational Therapy Clinics
Callaghan Society
The members of Carlow University’s Callaghan Society give legacy commitments through their wills, trusts, or other estate gifts that sustain the vitality and development of the university and its mercy-based mission from one generation to the next.
Charitable bequests are a way for individuals to continue their legacy of giving and make a meaningful difference even after their lifetime. Carlow University is grateful to those who have made such a gift or have expressed the intention to do so.
Realized Members
The following individuals became members of the Callaghan Society at one time in their lives and have since realized their gifts, which make an impact across campus. We are profoundly grateful for their support.
Anonymous (2)
Dorothy Lawless Ballotta 1959^
Rita Blieszner 1946^
Nancy Caputo, MD 1944^
Myles R. Cassidy^
Beverly Childs 1991, 1997^
Dorothy Weber Cochran 1943^
Karen L. Cooper, BSN, RN 1996^
Mary Margaret Cummins 1938^
Frances and Peter Dana^
Sister Marie Immaculée Dana, RSM, PhD^
Nancy Gartz 1982^
Lois Devereaux 1944^
Veronica McGinley Devlin 1939^
Marilyn P. Donnelly and Thomas J. Donnelly, Esq.^
Carolyn Greco Eller 1955^
Catherine A. Flaherty 1973^
Peter F. Flaherty, Jr., Esq. 1950^
Anne Marie Peiffer Frazer 1940^
Rita M. Fritz^
Mary Anne Gearing 1942^
Eunice Kendrick Giles 1949^
Evelyn K. Glass 1986^
Marcia Marilyn Glass 1986^
Ruth Golden 1934^
Raymond and Marie Hauser^
Vera Oblak Hawkins 1955^
Kenneth Hesselberg, PhD^
Reverend John P. Hickey^
Dorothy L. Holley^
Dorothy R. Hopkins and Thomas A. Hopkins, Jr., PhD^
Barbara A. Keane 1952^
Marita D. Kenna, MD 1945^
Margaret M. Kennedy 1952^
Daniel B. Krochmal^
Alice L. Laffey^
Mary Ann Haben Loeffler 1951^
Mary Louise Loeffler 1938^
Lieutenant Colonel Charles R. Luke 1950^
Anastasia (Tessie) Mantzoros 1942^
Sister Mary Sylvia McClain, RSM 1943^
William P. McKee^
Joan Dougherty McKeegan 1953^
Alice McNulty^
Ruth N. Meighen^
Marjorie J. Miket^
Patricia Meighen Melby 1949^
Suzanne Crain Laubach and John Laubach, Jr.^
Eileen M. Mulhare, PhD 1972^
Patricia Mullaney 1944^
Leo J. Peters^
Rose C. Plutnicki 1954^
Santo F. Pontiere and Ann Young Pontiere 1947^
Megan Lee Sandell 1975^
Jean Mary Schafer^
John and Mary Sheedy 1956^
Barbara E. Simpson 1969^
Bernard J. Singer 1950^
Marguerite Phillips Singer 1945^
George and Annemarie Smeltzer^
Mary Therese (Resie) Strauss-Noll, PhD 1957^
Iris Suess 1956^
Nancy Hanks Burnett 1968^
Virginia Harnell Sullivan 1980^
Lucienne H. Wald^
Mary Louise O’Callaghan Weber 1944^
Jane Beck Wells 1937^
Ms. Caroline Joyce Whitby, MSW 1956^
Anna F. Zilionis 1947^
Active Members
The following people have made a commitment of support to the Callaghan Society. We are deeply grateful for the generosity of these individuals. These funds may be directed to a particular program, like unrestricted giving to help Carlow meet immediate needs, or they may form a named fund or endowment.
Anonymous (2)
Margaret Meis Armen, JD~ 1969 and The Honorable Robert N. Armen, Jr., LLM
Marie Ballirano Bartorona, BSN, RN 1964
Lorraine Baysek, JD 1971
Sheila McCarthy Begg 1963
Rebecca Mullaney Bertoni 1974
Mary Ann Gill Bober 1954 and Edward Bober
Carol Brown
Linda Zarecky Brown 1973 and David Brown^
Dorothy Browne
Joan Jankowski Cameron 1972
Frederick B. Carroll
Elizabeth Lawler Christensen 1988, 1993
Andrea Christian-Michaels 1971 and Stephen Christian-Michaels
Sharon Rae O’Toole Ciummo 1993, 1996
Cinda Heist Clark 1972^
Joanne Kirik Condi 1976 and Francis Condi
Mary Carol Hawkins Cotruzzola 1963
Martha Welsh Crane 1961
Deborah Talotta Crisafio 1977
Sue Ann Dal Sasso 1991^
Jocelyn K. Debick 1994
Colonel Conrad J. Derdeyn
Virginia Gualdaroni DiPucci
Frances Ranallo DiVella 1945 and Onofrio N. DiVella^
Eileen Smith Dorman 1954^ and George Dorman
George Dorman and Eileen Smith Dorman 1954
May Elizabeth Canterna Douglass 1967
Maryann Dzama, EdD 1964
Ellen Darcher Ehlers 1971 and James Ehlers, JD
Michele S. Fabrizi 1975
Pat Lupinacci Falbo 1964
Phyllis Balkovitz Fassio 1969
Lucia N. Ferrero, PhD 1945^
Lois Reid Folino 1978
Margaret M. Fox, EdD 1962
Mary Ellen Freil 1953
Frank B. Fuhrer, Jr.^
Chrys Gabrich, PhD
Rosemary Voigt Gaines 1960
Kathryn Gardner, EdD 1964
Marlene Simpson Gardner 1969
Katherine Coughlin Spark 1956 and Donald Spark
Dolores M. Garvis
Elissa Medore Sichi 1959^
Judith Wehs Gillespie 1964^ and James Gillespie, Jr.
Albert P. Giordano, Jr., PhD 1950^
Helen R. Golob 1951
Mary Karen Griffith-Szewczyk 1977
Roberta Costlow Grotstein 1967
Colleen A. Gurlea-Paige 1987
Valerie F. Haus 1979
Barbara C. Hays 1968
Sister Mary Joy Haywood, RSM, PhD 1960
Linda Pyle Holsing 1983
Molly Dennison Houghton 1974 and Chuck Houghton^
Joann Rozsas Jabour 1979
Judith Scheffner Jones 1971
Mary Ann Evers Jones 1958 and Thomas Jones^
Sister Kristina Marie Kendralla, OSF 1982
JoAnn Skowronek Kerr 1960
Patricia Anthony Kirkham 1963 and Paul Kirkham
Sara Mercurio Kowal 1976 and Richard Kowal
Barbara E. Kraft 1983^ and Frederick Kraft
Mildred Bauman Krnacik, DA 1957
Susan Hirsch 1981
Norma Jean Grazzini LeClair 1966 and Robert LeClair, PhD
Alice Leban Lipscomb 1946^
William and Marie Lowry^
Kathleen Madigan 1968
Joanne Malenock, PhD 1959^
Louise Reiber Malakoff, JD 1967
Andrea Mastro, PhD 1966 and William Taylor, PhD^
Frances M. McCormick 1968
Anne DeNardo McGowan, JD 1960
Angela Dase Westmeyer 1971 and Frank Westmeyer, MD
Donna Johnston Metz 1988
Marion Goodrum Montanari 1962
Melissa E. McGregor Morgano 1999
Susan Pivirotto Moyer 1982
Elizabeth Holtz Murphy, EdD 1971
Joan Atkins Neuwar 1958^
Andrea Thomas Niapas 1975
Barbara F. Niesyn^
Margaret Kvaka Parke 1952
Margery Brahmer Parry 1945^
Elizabeth Trench Payer 1968
Cornelia Regetz Pepoy 1962
Sandra Horney Petrosky 1965
Karen Havey Petruny 1972
Beatrice Gazzola Pitassi 1965^
Bernadette Plantes 1944^
Rosanne Poden 1958 and Robert Poden, Sr.^
Patricia Riesmeyer Pope 1969
Maureen McBride 1975 and David Lower
Lois Wanner Richards 1958
Michael Rosella, DDS and Kathleen Rosella
Mary B. Royster 1992
Mary Ann Sestili, PhD 1961
Sally A. Seubert 1958
Mary Vollmer Sigmond 1940^
Bernadette Burger Skoczylas 1969
Jeanne R. Diana Smith 1986
Paula A. Sneed
Sally O’Connor
Stephanie Domitrovich Susmarski, JD 1976
Deborah Grimes Talarico 1973
Margaret A. Troha 1969
Margaret Toomey Urzúa 1962 and René Urzúa
Laure J. King Valentine 1988
Peggy King Daugherty 1949^
Donna Vereb 1984
Margaret Gehring Volinsky 1969
Linda C. Wagner, MEd 1996
Deborah J. Breide 1982 and Charles A. McKinney
Christine Aikens Wolfe, MEd 1970, 1999 and Howard Aikens
Marlene Wasylik Yospyn 1962
Thelma Lovette Morris 1970
Micaela Young, MA 1968
Frances E. Yuschak 1964
^ Deceased
Corporate and Foundation Workforce Event
On May 29 Carlow University sponsored its first evening with corporations and foundations focused on workforce development for our region.
That evening, Dr. Humprey discussed the need to forge a path forward together with committed regional corporate partners. She highlighted the idea that investing in Carlow University means investing in a future where education is the cornerstone of economic resilience and social prosperity, while strengthening our economy in Western Pennsylvania. She reminded everyone in the room that they have the power to make a significant impact and that by partnering with Carlow, they are not only shaping the future workforce but also enhancing the quality of life for all in our region.
Betsy Benson
, Publisher & Vice President Pittsburgh Magazine
Kenya Boswell
, SVP, Community Affairs, Highmark
Maris Bondi Dauer
, AVP, Marketing Administration, Community Charitable Giving & Employee Communications, UPMC Health Plan
Erin Molchany
, Senior Advisor Government Relations at Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC
James Adams
, Director of Dining Services, Chartwells
Quintin Eason
, VP of Operations, Chartwells
Evan Frazier
, President and CEO, The Advanced Leadership Institute (TALI)
Sarah Mayer
, Partner & Owner, Shift Collaborative
George Fechter
, Community Leader
Andrea Glickman
, Managing Director, Carter
Madelyn Toliver
, VP, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion PNC
Abdullah Salem
, President, Salems Market and Grill Inc
Ashley Holtzman
, Director of Development, Salems Market and Grill Inc
Mahmoud Bouassid
, CFO, Salems Market and Grill Inc
Christine Lyons
, Principal, IKM Architects
Kevin Koerbel
, SVP – Sr. Corporate Banker, First Commonwealth Bank
Sylvia Diez
, Partner & Wealth Leader, Central US, Mercer
Troy Geanopulos
, CEO, Ten Saves
Jack Ryan
, Financial Advisor, Henderson Brothers
George Heigel
, Employee Benefits Consultant, Henderson Brothers
Maria Kyriacopoulos
, Principal, WTW Architects
Jonathan J. Mycyk
, Senior Vice President, Lockton Companies
Dave Malone
, Chairman & CEO, Gateway
Mark Popovich
, Senior Managing Director, JLL Capital Markets
Chris Perez
, Business Development Manager, Gilbane Building Company
Michael Polite
, Sr. Vice President, Development, Beacon Communities
Jennifer Giovanitti
, President, Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
Michelle McMurray
, MSW, Vice President, Program and Community Engagement, The Pittsburgh Foundation
Jamillia Kamara Covington
, Senior Program Officer for Education, The Pittsburgh Foundation
Jessica Franklin Black
, Senior Manager, Corporate Communications, Brand, and Giving, Koppers
Jeff Wetzel
, AIA, NCARB, Principal, Board of Directors, AE7
Teresa Bucco
, AIA, Principal, AE7
Evan H. Stein
, Founder and Managing Partner, FSA Consulting
Linda Wilson
, Community Leader
Michele Fabrizi
, Former President & CEO, Marc USA
Dean Passodelis
, Founding Partner, Jones Passodelis
Michael Labriola
, COO & Secretary - PNC Foundation and SVP & Sr. Manager Charitable Trusts - PNC Bank
Diana Bucco
, President, The Buhl Foundation
Dan Rooney
, Director of Business Development & Strategy, Pittsburgh Steelers
Mimi Falbo
, RN, DNP, President, Mimi Falbo LLC
Carmen Anderson
, Vice President, Equity & Learning, Heinz Endowments
Mrs. Mary Louise Gailliot
, Community Leader
Sabrina Saunders Mosby
, President and CEO, Vibrant Pittsburgh
Beth Caldwell
, Head Coach and Founder, Success Circle for Women/Ex. Dir., PPW
Jerome Gloster, MD, MS
, CEO, Primary Care Health Services, Inc.
Tom Corbett
, Sales, Lane Steel
Maressa Valentino
, Project Manager, Ronin Advertising Group
Taylor Leal
, Ronin Advertising Group
Jason Balla
, Director of Digital & Social Engagement, Ronin Advertising Group
Patrick Kerns
, Shareholder - Audit and Assurance Services, Schneider Downs & Co., Inc.
Sarah Piot
, Schneider Downs & Co., Inc.
Staci Brogan
, Schneider Downs & Co., Inc.
Cheryl Chandola
, Founder, President, Better World Rocks; Director of Business Development & Strategy, Pittsburgh Steelers
Jill Rosegger Rooney
, Customer Success Manager, enGen
Kelley Denny
, Communications Strategist, Co-Owner, Denny Civic Solutions
Ralph Falbo
, President, Ralph A. Falbo, Inc.
Devoted to Positively Changing Lives
Philanthropy touches the lives of every student and their family, every faculty member and every employee at Carlow University. Philanthropy fuels every stop along the way that a student makes and every profound idea that a faculty member may have.
Gifts to Carlow can have a remarkable impact, no matter the size. Every contribution has a role in shaping the educational experience. Scholarships, financial gaps, capital needs, national and international travel, special programming and every groundbreaking idea yet to be discovered are all influenced by philanthropy. Donors to Carlow have answered a thought that most frequently reverberates on our campus and shared by our President: Your potential to make a difference is immense. You have been given much, and the call to give back is both a privilege and a responsibility.”
Thank you to these donors, Carlow University celebrates the generosity of our alumni, friends, corporations, foundations and organizations. Our President, Dr. Kathy Humphrey, our Board of Trustees, administrative leadership, our faculty and each employee gratefully acknowledge gifts received during FY2023-24 and fully realize the impact these gifts have made on the entire world of Carlow.
Corporations and Organizations
Allegheny Health Network
Allegheny Intermediate Unit
American Discount Uniform Inc.
Arts, Equity, & Education Fund Asset, Inc.
Audia Group
Benevity Community Impact Fund
BNY Mellon
CSK Advertising
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
Diocese of Pittsburgh
Dollar Bank
Dominion Energy Charitable Fund
Eaton
Exelon
Gateway Health Plan
Greensburg Jeannette Branch of the NAACP
JonesPassodelis, PLLC
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Home Campaign
Massaro Construction Group
New Sun Rising
PaTTAN
Sciulli's Pizza
Sisters of Mercy of the Americas
Sterling Land Company
Storyhaus
Trying Together
United Business Technologies
United Way of Greater Lehigh Valley, Inc.
United Way of Southwestern Pennsylvania
UPMC
Women's Energy Network Greater Pittsburgh Chapter, Inc.
Foundations
Anonymous (1)
Allegheny Foundation
The Buhl Foundation
CVS Health Foundation
Mary J. Donnelly Foundation
DSF Charitable Foundation
Eden Hall Foundation
The Heinz Endowments
Hillman Family Foundations
Jacob A. & Freida M. Hunkele Charitable Fund
McAuley Ministries
McElhattan Foundation
Francis Edward McGillick Foundation
Rita McGinley Foundation
The Peirce Family Foundation
The Pittsburgh Foundation
PNC Charitable Trusts
The Rust Foundation
Verizon Foundation
Walton Family Foundation
Government
Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency
Pennsylvania Department of Education
United States Department of Education
In-Kind
Fun Fore All
Bob O'Connor Golf Course At Schenley Park
CSK Advertising
Thomas A. Frommeyer
Massaro Construction Group
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium
Rebel Fox
Storyhaus
Washington Wild Things
Circle of Mercy
Philanthropy has a rhythm and harmony every day. Major gifts have a sizeable influence because they are the largest gifts an organization receives.
Our president, Dr. Kathy Humphrey, frequently urges those on campus to reach high and embrace the opportunity to foster an environment where education and community thrive together. We thank these special donors who have, indeed, reached high, many contributing on an annual basis. These gifts are the backbone of the philanthropy program.
Below Carlow recognizes these individuals, all within the President’s Circle. These are Circles that can expand and grow—and influence the student experience and the innovation and discovery throughout Carlow University.
Circle of Devotion $500,000 - 999,000
Chris Mauro and Jay Huberty
Circle of Discovery $100,000 - 499,999
Linda Zarecky Brown 1973
Thomas X. Corbett/Francis Edward McGillick Foundation
John McGinley, Jr., Esq.
The Honorable Mary C. McGinley, JD and John Patrick Earley
Joan C. and Robert N. Peirce, Jr., JD
Barbara E. Simpson 1969^
Circle of Innovation $25,000 - 99,999
Anonymous (1)
Dorothy Fedorka, PhD 1969 and David Scuccimarro PhD
Kathryn Gardner, EdD 1964
Barbara Capozzi Kirr 1960 and David M. Kirr, CFA
Alice L. Laffey, SSD 1967^
Steven M. Massaro~
Martha and Kent D. McElhattan
James H. McTiernan~
Wennette West Pegues, EdD 1958
Margaret Quinn Rosenzweig, PhD, CRNP-C, AOCNP, FAAN 1981 and Michael H. Rosenzweig
Megan Sandell ‘75^
Elissa Medore Sichi 1959^
Barbara and Herbert S. Shear
Sara and David N. Scaife
Katherine Coughlin Spark 1956 and Donald Spark
Nancy Wisnom Stuever,* EdD, RN 1973 and Larry Stuever
Rita and Burt Tansky
Circle of Impact $10,000 - 24,999
Margaret Meis Armen, JD 1969~ and The Honorable Robert Armen, Jr., LLM
Patricia Kern Armstrong 1992 and F. Michael Armstrong
Charles Batch and Latasha M. Wilson-Batch 2013~
Claire Zarur Carey, PhD 1958
Helen Hanna Casey* and Stephen Casey
Pamela Clark 2011 and Jonathan Clark
Anita P. Courcoulas, MD, MPH, FACS~ and Ira J. Gumberg
Dorothy Davis, Esq.* 1978 and David Lynch, Esq.
Colonel Conrad J. Derdeyn
Bryan F. DiLucente, CPA~
Patricia Gimper Donohoe 1975~
Mary Elizabeth Canterna Douglass, PhD
Margaret Fox, EdD 1962
Nancy L. Gillies 1969
Helen Golob 1951
Thomas J. Hickey
Kathy W. Humphrey, PhD and Lyle Humphrey
Karen Dunn Kelley* and Joseph Kelley, III, MD
Anne E. Kisak^
Patrick J. Loughney
Amy and Gavin Mann
Marcia A. Martin~
Penny Nikolich McKenna 1969 and Paul McKenna
Caitlin McLaughlin~
Maribeth McLaughlin, BSN, RN, MPM~
Jessica Priselac Esq.~
Alex Rodriguez~
Judy Scott 1967
Gayle Tissue and Ioannis Kalogeropoulos
Mary Jo Federici Ufema 1964 and John W. Ufema, MD, MBA
Lara Washington Spruill~
Circle of Compassion $1,000 - 9,999
Anonymous (2)
Mary Ann Linz Ager, MD 1974
Amy Johnston Allen, Esq., MBA 2000, 2020 Pamela Coudriet Arroyo 2006, 2009 Valerie Bacharach, MFA 2021
Sara Marie Baldi 1977
Jean Christie Barnhart 1971
Kathleen Sunseri Barrett 1969
Patricia E. Beeson, PhD
Rebecca Mullaney Bertoni 1974
Charles Betts and Patricia Kady Betts 1967
Jane Binley
Eva Tansky Blum, Esq.
Harry Braunlich and Marsha Taylor Braunlich 1968 Deborah J. Breide 1982 and Charles A. McKinney Dorothy C. Browne
Joan Coultas Bruce 1967
Maureen Buffington
Stephen R. Calme, PhD
Mollie Cecere
Celine Rosenberger Clouse 1970
Chief Corrin M. Culhane, PhD
Samantha Dalessio, CScD, CCC-SLP
Susan Brewer Daniel 1969 and James Daniel
Leslie C. Davis
Georgia Morello Decker, MSN, RN 1968
Thomas Decker, DMD
Dominic Demangone
Kelley and John Denny~
Joseph DiCarlo and Bonnie Vojtek DiCarlo 1964 Della Welsh Dobranski 1973 and Edward Dobranski, JD Linda Signorile Ehrlich, MS 1967
Margaret Falbo
Teresa Findlay 1966
Susan Fishburn 1974 and John Nicoson
William B. (Bert) Gabler, Esq. ~ and Jennifer A. Gabler Phyllis Moorman Goode
Katey Marie Grindle, DNP and Garrett Grindle Thomas Gryp and Patricia Collins Gryp 1981
Patricia A. Harvard-Hinchberger, EdD 1972
Donald Hauser and Carol Arch Hauser 1972
Mary Hines, PhD
Amy Hryckowian Hoback 1996
Sylvan M. Holzer^
Molly Dennison Houghton 1974
Mrs. Marylou Hrach 1965
Marie Milie Jones, JD
Augusta Hogan Kairys 1956
Joanne Karchmer
Kathleen Keenan 1962
Anna Marie Kerlin Kassab 1963
Judith A. Kooser, MD 1969
Diana Kozlina-Peretic, DNP, CRNP, RN 1982, 2012 Frederick Kraft
Mildred Bauman Krnacik, DA 1957
John Lea
Robert LeClair, PhD and Norma Jean Grazzini LeClair 1966 Kathleen McClain Lee 1955
Maura A. Lienesch
Nathan Little, MBA and Karen Merisko Little 1969 Emma Lucas-Darby, PhD and Ernest Darby
Susan Maher 1966
Rhonda E. Maneval, D.Ed., RN, ANEF, FAAN
Margaret Mangan, JD 1970
Wendy Chase Martielli 1993 and James Martielli
Andrea Mastro, PhD 1966
Jane Warnement McAdow 1970
Frances McCormick 1968
Mary Lou McLaughlin
Jeannine Coleman McShane 1950
Ann McGuinn
John Mikita, DO and Linda Snyder Mikita 1964
Patricia Cullinan Miller 1969
Deborah Mitchum, DNP, CRNP 2014
Norman Mitry~
Thelma Lovette Morris 1970
Janice Nash, DNP 2012
Catherine Rusnock Nathan 1959
Georgia Lundberg Navaretta 1963 and Gerald Navaretta Ruth Ann Roth Nelson 1968
Robert F. Neuwar
Sandra L. O'Connor 1971
Monica Fallon O'Keefe
Bernard J. O'Keefe and Kathleen O'Keefe
James Panepinto, Esq. and Kathleen Pollock Panepinto 1966 Brian and Kimberly Parker
Mark Persic
Erin Phillips, OTD and Timothy Phillips, PhD
Joseph and Mary Jane Platt
Barbara and George Pry*
Charleeda A. Redman, MSN, RN 1995, 2000
Deborah L. Rice-Johnson 2009~
Lisa Rich, JD 1980 and Ronald Stefano
Lourdes Sánchez Ridge, Esq. ~
Mary Royster 1992
Mary Ann Scheib 1973
Edward Schneider, PhD and Ann Marie Laplume Schneider 1971 Mary Ann Sestili, PhD* 1961 and Anthony Rene, PhD Janice M. Shier, MD 1974
Jacqueline M. Smith
Marjorie P. Smuts
Marie Kuehn Sniegocki 1957
Colonel Jeannette E. South-Paul, MD
John A. Staley, IV and Patricia D. Staley
Mr. Thomas B. Stanton and Mrs. Jennifer Stanton
Morton Stanfield, Jr. 2004~
David Stevenson and Regina Rusnock Stevenson 1965 Eldar Tashtan
Alvin Thomas and Patricia Daugherty Thomas 1964 Anna Bamonte Torrance, JD~
Chaton Turner and Andre Smith
Dolly Valenti
Carolina M. Vélez, JD~
Mary Lou Vercellotti, PhD 1994
Leonard L. Vertuno, MD
Nancy Wallace 1962 and Robert Wallace, Sr.
Doris Carson Williams
Stanley Williams and Lisabeth Smolenski Williams, MD 1972 Marlene S. Winter, PhD 1959
Paul J. Wood
Mary Ann Yurkovich 1965
George F. Zeltner
Jim Zentner and Janis Zentner 1994
Lee Zimmerman and Nancy Picciano Zimmerman, PhD 1973
Circle of Service $500 – 999
Anonymous (2)
Laura Kindlin Anderson 1980
Heather S. Annaloro
Theresa Herrle Barry, MA, MFA 2013 Carole Prokay Betzner 1965
Thomas G. Bigley and Barbara Joan Bigley Maria Borgo Bowie 1967
Suzy and Jim Broadhurst
Michael Bryson
Sister Helen Marie Burns, RSM, PhD~ Esther L. Bush
Denise Erdman Cole 1966
Mary Ellen Fitzgerald Collins 1963
Kathryn Connor and Ian Cook
Leah Meyers Cooper 1960 and Thomas Cooper, Esq. Mary Carol Hawkins Cotruzzola 1963
Candace Jaeger Decker 1970
Christina Dibling
Memory Derthick
Robert H. Dietrich
Theresa Doerfler
Tanying Dong
David Eklund and Louise Eklund 1968
Sister Mary M. Fanning, RSM, PhD~
Theresa Fedio 1985
Andrew Gero, Sr. and Suzanne Vilsack Gero 1962 Judith Bonidie Giovannitti 1970
Jonathan Glance
John Gleason and Maureen Lacey Gleason 1954 Abigail Schwartz Hodnick, DPT 2006
Melissa Pearson Holzmann 1970
Margaret Streiff Horvath 1964
Renee M. Ingel, PhD, MSN 2005 and Jeffrey Ingel, MS Mary Beth Iskat 1971
Magdeline E. Jensen
Audette Cushman Karan 1961
Richard Kline, Jr. and Debra Schneiderlochner Kline 1981 Judith Davies Klingensmith, MSN, RN 1963
Mary Anne S. Koleny
Laurie and Jason Krall
Jill Oglesby Kyle 2012 and Donald Kyle
Mary C. Lemak 1974
Henri Lese, PhD and Jeanne Daugherty Lese, MA 1961 Patricia Cyphers Long 1952
Christine Geary Loyer 1980
Linda Madden-Brenholts 1988
Margaret Murphy Magill 1954
Lois Vlakancic Manley 1994
William and Elizabeth McClintock
Micheleann Hovan McGowan 1964 and Patrick McGowan Kamal P. Nigam, PhD and Milena K. Nigam
Sharon Brower Merhar 1964
Enrique Mu, PhD and Milagros Pereyra-Rojas, PhD 2000, 2003
Anna Stubenrauch Mulvihill 1956
Martha Munsch, Esq.
Sara Oliver-Carter
Alexander Praslick
Elizabeth Colfer Rottschaefer 1965
Robert Royer and Maureen Langan Royer 1967 Vincent Russo and Lila Ammeen Russo 1966
Carol A. Ryan 1967
Susan Salis 1969
Molly Rumberger Schwartz 1965 and Edward Olsen, Jr. Margaret Poropatic Seltzer 1969
Janet DiPasquale Simon, PhD 1967
Daniel Skoczylas and Bernadette Burger Skoczylas 1969 Anita Stoy 1970
Trooper and Paulette Studdert 1979
Janice Sudak 1980
Frank Sujansky and Luitgarde Dupre Sujansky 1958
Lisa Sweetney Swint 1985
Nancy Kane Thompson 1960
Pamela Twiss, PhD
Marie Limetti Uchic 1963 and John Uchic, PhD
Judy Parise Urban 1986
Sister Susan J. Welsh, RSM 1970~
Charles Whitaker, III, MD and Shirley Liszka Whitaker 1969 Kellie F. Wolcott Aunts and Uncles
Marlene Wasylik Yospyn 1962
The Most Reverend David A. Zubik, DD
^ Deceased
~Board of Trustee Member
*Trustee Emeriti
Our Circle of Support Donors $1-499
Anonymous (45)
Karen Ableman
Margaret Vresko Acklin, MBA 2020
Dawn Adams
Christine Aikens Wolfe, MEd 1970, 1999 and Howard Aikens
Bupp Alex
Mary Lynn Davidek Alpino 1986
Diana Steranko Anderson 1969
Carla N. Anderson
Suzanne Aquilina, DNP 2011
Richard Aradine and Janet Orange Aradine 2001
Bruce Ashton and Elaine DiFrango Ashton 1968
Benjamin Atwood
Beth Mueller Augustine, MSN, RN 1989
Lorraine Lookabaugh Azzarone 1974
Carol Bagos 1972
Eleanor King Baker 1967
Arthur L. Baldwin
Donna and Michael Balmert
Tara D. Baptiste 2006
Rosemary Novotny Barbacci, PhD 1961
Donna Pavlis Barger 1981
Janet A. Barlett, CFRE 1987
Bonnie Swegman Barlow 1970
Denise Barnes
Keely O. Baronak, EdD
Tanya L. Baronti, MEd
Nora Nicklas Barrett 1964
Charles V. Barron
Theresa Herrle Barry, MA, MFA 2013
Alison L. Barth, PhD
Tera Stewart Bartolomucci 2005
Marie Ballirano Bartorona, BSN, RN 1964
Joseph Bathanti
Abby Batkhan
Patricia Bauccio, MS 2000
Joan E. Bauer
Alison K. Bauer
Donna Thornburg Bauer 1974
Lorraine Baysek
Theresa Bealer, RSM
Patricia L. Beaumont, MFA 2000, 2020
William G. Beck
Julie Meyer Beckenbaugh 1995
Mary Kealy Bednarz 1967
Margaret Skalski Begley 1968
Melinda Rossell, DNP, RN, LNC 2018
Kathy Hoyle Belcastro 1976
Bernard Bell and Mary Shivy Bell 1972
Constance A. Bentzen
Margaret R. Berger
Alice Reynolds Berlinski 1965 and Edward Berlinski
SaLisa L. Berrien, EMBA
Lisa Stefano Bertocchi 2000
Samantha F. Berton 2013
Mark Bibro, PhD and Patricia Campbell Bibro 1968
Daniel Biddle and Rebecca Bennett Biddle 1986
Wendy Kramer Biedrzycki 1975
Sandra L. Bihary-Waltz, DBA, MSN, RN 1980
Jessica M. Bird
Joyce A. Blalock 1972
Theresa Blasko 1985
Edward Bober and Mary Ann Gill Bober 1954
Rochelle Bober
Kathleen Caprara Bogacki 2005
Kathryn Bonach, DPhil, LSW
Angelica L. Bondy, MFA 2015 2023
Heinrich Bonstedt and Annette Fedak Bonstedt 1962
Sonja M. Boyd
Catherine Casciato Boyle 1964
Thomas Bracken and Patricia Reavey Bracken 1968
Patriciann Furnari Brady 1965
William Branch and Christine Magri Branch 1991
Judith Venglarik Braun, PhD 1975
Sister Ann Braun, RSM 1964
Gretchen Clements Breault 1964
Patricia Fleet Brenner 1970
Nancy O'Donnell Brenza 1965
John L. Brooks
Michael E. Brooks
Nancy Brown 1956
Geraldine Pszolkowski Browning 1975
Virginia Kuhn Bukata 1968
George Bull and Anne Reavey Bull 1966
Christine Shento Burger 1975
Jean Hammer Burke 1968
Julie Mattioli Busony 1976
Alycia Butler
Joanne Blasko Byrnes 1969
Melanie Byrom, MBA 2014
Crystalee Calderwood
Patricia S. Callaway
Nancy Ferrainolo Campbell 1972
Carol Zak Campion 1967
Ocean Capewell
Debra L. Caplan, MPA and David J. Levenson, MD
Mary A. Capp 1991, 1996
Cyndie Carioli 2009
Susan Wallace Carnes, CRNP 1985
Sister Sheila A Carney, RSM 1967
Rosemary Carroll, JD 1972
Barbara Hatfield Carson 1978
Linda Whitehead Carter, MSN, AOCN 1986
Michael F. Caruso 1979
Robert Caruso and Ann Garrett Caruso 1968
Cecelia Casaldi Cavanaugh 1964
Yvonne Sheridan Cherry 1965
Hannah M. Chestnutt 2022
Mary Rively Childs 1972
Andrea Christian-Michaels 1971
Class of 2000 CHS Class of 2000
Sister Lucille Ciafre, RSM 1964
Justin Cipkala-Gaffin 2017
Nicole D. Clark-Bey 1993
Karen Clarke 1965
Robert Cleland and Roberta Mastro Cleland 1973
Susan Terza Clemens 1971
Gretchen Doerr Cohen 1969
Dean Colaianni and Diana Babnich Colaianni, MSN, RN 1969
Douglas B. Cole
Ashley Alm Cole, DNP 2009, 2012, 2020
Ginny Colella
Terry O. Collier, Jr.
Helen Coltellaro 1956
Jean Ferry Comber 1973
David Condeluci and Annette Lucente Condeluci, MBA 1979
Mary Lynn Condeluci 1996
William Connolly, JD and Barbara Rupich Connolly 1969
Edith L. Cook
Marcia Stopp Cook, DNP, MPM, RN 1985, 2012
Amy Cotten 2021
Mary Jean Conroy Coughlin 1962
Barbara Cupac Coulehan 1964
Donna L. Crawford 1988
Donna M. Creese 2003, 2009
Jeanne V. Crichlow
Bernard R. Cuddy
Celine M. Cumming 2001
Cecilia Zak Dambaugh 1965
August M. Damian
Rebecca Lawrence Dandrea 1977
Patricia Dankanich
Jennifer Daurora
Holly Davidson
Teresa R. Davies
Gina D. Davis, MBA 2015, 2017
Katherine Rumbaugh Davis 2001
Tina Davis, MBA 2006, 2010
Susan A. Dawkins
Maria De la Cueva, CFE 1993
Cassandra Cipriani de la Rosa 1965
Dora Frangona Dean 1949
Dr. Julie L. Decker
Nancy A. Degenhardt
Susan Androski Deile 1965
Sabrina M. Deitke 2005
Ann Delehant 1974
Michael A. DellaVecchia, Esq.
Megan Denk
Jacqueline Fenner DesChamps 1992
Siobhan K. DeWitt, MA
Loretta Alexandrunas Dillner 1954
Thomas DiNardo, PhD and Judith McGuire DiNardo, CPA 1970
Donato Dinello
Katherine Dzuricky Ditrich 1973
Loretta DiVecchia 1970
Jacqueline Dixon 2011
Clarice Withum Dohanich 1957
Maria Groethe Donohue, MSN, FNP 1987
Amie M. Downs, Esq. 1994~
Marian J. Doyle
Rebecca Doyle
Mary Kerns Dubendorfer 1971
Senior Adult Small Group of First Baptist Church of Tequesta
Joseph Duch and Jennifer Snyder-Duch, PhD
Allen F. Duda
Charma Dudley, PhD, FPPR 1980
EdnaMay Slivosky Duffy, PhD 1964 and Dr. William Duffy
Shirley Durkot Dugan 1968
Jane Dankmyer Eacobacci 1966
Roger Early, CPA, CFA and Kathleen Howell Early 1977
Lois Kuntz Eckert 1953
Christopher Edwards
Ann Hall Ehland 1984
Ellen Darcher Ehlers 1971
Karen S. Eicker 1976
Esther Elishaev
Douglas R. Elliott, MBA 2022
Kathi R. Elliott, DNP, MSW, CRNP
Connie McDermott Emmett 1970
Nancy Ceraso English 1977
Mary Ann Pjontek English, PhD 1959
Michele Furiga Engman 1969
Mary Duffy Epifanio 1968 and Richard Epifanio
Ellen McArdle Erhart 1961
James Erick and Judith Brandt Erick 1975
Delice L. Erwin-Bradford 2011
Richard J. Evans
Deborah L. Evers, MSN
Matthew V. Fagerburg, PhD
Olivia Falasca
Pat Lupinacci Falbo 1964
Phyllis Balkovitz Fassio 1969
Fedak Family Fund
Marion Feeney
Stuart Feenstra and Catherine Bangiola Feenstra 1969
Constance Graff Feiler 1981
Barbara Woll Feldmann 1961
Kenneth J. Ference
Catherine M. Ferrelli 1987
Janelle Fields
Trudy Trenita Finney 1997, 2005
Daniel Fiore and Jane Macel Fiore 1966
Barbara Mihacs Fischi 1962
Megan A. FitzGerald-Roman 2001
Marion Froelicher Flaherty 1958
Kathleen Wilson Flango 1976 and Richard Flango
John Flavin
Scott Floodstrom
Thomas Fogarty and Cheryl Poropatich Fogarty, EdD 1972
Shakiya Foreman
Thomas M. Fouse
Martha Schmolly Fragello 1980
Joyce Francis 1969
Michelle Fras
Joyce Frauenholz 1976
Mary Ellen Freil 1953
Hans Frese and Annette Bartolo Frese 1962
Kristin Frey
Lauren Frey
Joseph A. Fricker, Jr., Esq.
Brian Furfari and Beth A. Zamboni, PhD
George Fyke and Lois Fyke 1997
Dorene Gabelli 1966
Paul Gaberson and Kathleen Bollen Gaberson, PhD, RN 1970
Melanie J. Gaebel, MBA 2011
Lana L. Gainer 2003
Rosemary Voigt Gaines 1960
David Gallaher, Jr., PhD and Jennifer Gallaher
Matthew Galluzzo
Julie L. Gandley 1990
Ronald D. Garrett, MBA, APMP 2006, 2008
Jacqueline L. Gartner-Schmidt
Rachel Geary
Barbara L. Geary
Sarah Geier
Gloria Wilson Geisler 1954
JoAnne Huether Gerules 1963
Dcn. Ben Gessler
John Gethen and Karen Reiber Gethen 1969
Ruth V. Getz 1993
Regan Gibney, MBA 2021
Marlene McCormick Gillan 1966
James R. Gillespie, Jr.
Bernard Gillis and Clare Arch Gillis 1967
Chloe M. Giovanetti
Diane Glancy
Robert Gleason, Jr. and E. Adamson Gleason 1960
Elizabeth Strock Glies, MEd 1956
Dawn Wagner Gloss 1992
Betsy Egan Goodman, PhD 1966
Teresa Kochmar Goodwin, MEd, BSN 1967
Matthew Gordley, PhD
Syreeta Gordon
Doreen Dunmire Grada, RN 1985
Susan L. Graff 1997
Rebecca Snyder Graham 1980
April M. Gratton
Joseph Gray, Esq. and Claudette Falkenhan Gray 1966
Alex Gray
Heather Gray
Karina L. Graziani
Sister Agnes Greacher, RSM 1958
Thelma Tometsko Greco 1967
Sister Anne Green, CSJ 1966
Anna Gribik
Innocenzio Grignano, PhD and Barbara Conner Grignano 1966
Jerald Grotstein, DMD and Roberta Costlow Grotstein 1967
Sharon Callahan Grzanka 1971
Barbara Peitz Guger 1965
Stephen Guidas
Richard Guttendorf, Jr. and Mary Ann Connelly Guttendorf 1970
Joseph Guttman and Norma Reisinger Guttman 1955
Earl Haag and Helen Hegerle Haag 1971
Daniel J. Hall
Gregory J. Hallas
Janice Conrad Haltigan 1970
Hannah Hamilton, PhD 1988 and Bruce McCosar
Mary Ellen Hamrock 1969
Melissa A. Hankin 1996
Susan Quigley Hankowitz 2001
Gregory L. Hanratty
Sister Rita Harasiuk, RSM 1973
Amanda M. Harbay 2003
Kristin A. Hart
Carol Mrosco Haubrich 1962
Carol A. Haverkamp 1960
Mary Ann Hayden-Shaughnessy 1990
Nancy Buddeke Heath 1966
Sister Bonnie Heh, RSM 1969
Bernie Heisey
Maureen Martin Helt 1970
Maureen Henderson
Karen Dulay Hendrickson, BSN, RN 1968
Arley K. Henry, MSN, RN 2014
Rosanna Marinpetro Henry 1979
Mary Herbert, DNP 2020
Frederic Herbold and Marylouise Hornsleth Herbold 1966
Rita Hersan
Timothy and Donna Hess
Melanie Heuston, DNP, RN 1984
Sue Hill
Margaret Pollak Hill 1969
Matthew Hille
Christy L. Hillegas 2001
Kimberly S. Hills
Darlene Hills 1984
Gabi Hirsh
Cynthia Randel Hobbs 2001
Ann E. Hodgin 1996
Laura A. Hoffman
Mary Hofford
Rosemary Howley 1965
Amy M. Hresko
Karen Ward Humphrey 1974
Lynn Hurley 1968
Karen Ruddy Hursh 1967
Mary Ann Hvizdos, PhD
Lucille Y. Illera 1996
Roger D. Illig
Karen Insley
Phyllis Y. Jackson 2010
Cathryn Meinz Jana 1957
Nancy Carr Jankowiak 1979
Gary Jasper and Natalie Jasper 1988
Toni Johnson 1980
Sandi Johnson
Emily A. Jonas
Latara J. Jones, CDF 2005
Mildred Alston Jones, PhD, RN 1983
Susan Bruni Jones 1970
Terrence Jones, Esq. and Judith Scheffner Jones 1971
Errika Fearbry-Jones
Daniel Joyce
Ann Kaiser, MFA 2015
Marilyn Caveglia Kalish 1972
Kimberly Vaughan Kalnas 1986
JoAnn Lyons Kammerdeiner 1960
Rebecca J. Kanaskie
Patricia Caldwell Kanavich 2000
Beverly Kowalski Kaniecki 1980
Lynda Ruffo Katz, PhD 1963
Vicki Marczynski Kaufmann 1970
Angela G. Kelly, DNP, RN 2015
John Kemp
John D. Kenaan
Irene M. Kennedy 1994, 2001
Dale Kennedy
Paula Peitz Kenny 1961
Melissa Kerkel
Nancy E. Kern 2000, 2005
Diane Kerr
Wanda Hubner Kester 1988
Mary Higgins Kieler, MS, BSN 1995, 2016
Teresa Vento Kimmel 1954
Rosemary Weber Kindelan 1946
Miriam A. King 1974, 2011
Michelle M. King
Keith C. Kirchartz 1976
Joseph Kislan and Mary Rita Lizza Kislan 1969
Elizabeth Ritz Kleinhample 1987
Lynne Klim
Steven Kline
Deborah M. Kline
Jami Klingensmith
Max Kneis
Stacy Knupp-Tourigny 1984
Susan M. Koff 1978
Emily M. Kolek 2011
Lucille Koors 1971
Marcella Kostos
Judith A. Koveleskie 1968
Richard Kowal and Sara Mercurio Kowal 1976
William Kowallis, PhD and Kimberly Schneider Kowallis, PhD 2011
John Kraig and Marie Plesha Kraig 1965
Michael Kramer and Nadine Nieser Kramer 2000
Marjorie H. Krieger, BSN 1962
Michael Kroll
Sister Margery Kundar, CSJ 1968
Linda Ivan Kuosman 1970
Suzan K. Kupperman, MS 1967
Karyn L. Kwiatkowski
Angeline Fricioni Lake 1963
Carole Wilson Lambert, PhD 1967
Maria Lamonde 2020
Rose Mary Larson 1977
Rachael E. Lattanzio, DNP 2009
Vicki L. Lauffer 2006
Stephanie Krasinski Laurenza, MBA 2011
Theresa Niedziela Laver 1976
The Reverend Patricia A. Lavery 2002
Betsy Lawrence
Norma Burke Lee 1949
Sandra Schweibinz Leggett 1964
Henry L. Lenart
Robert V. Lenny, Jr.
Carol Lynch Lennig 1971
Hai J. Leong
Deborah M. Lessard
John Lezo
Anna Hriecenak Lieb 1974
Ted Lietz
Richard Lightfoot and Deborah Elzer Lightfoot, SPHR 1995
Charlene Weekly Lindsey 1969
Michael Lockett, MFA 2020
Jeffrey Long and Pamela Schultz Long 1968
Dolores Domasco Lopushansky 1964
Mimi Loughead
David Lower and Maureen McBride 1975
Trudy Zidow Ludwiczak 1962
Bernie Lukacs, Jr. 2021
Louise Manzione Lunny 1960
Leon Lyday, III, PhD and Margaret Campbell Lyday, PhD 1969
Deborah Bauer Lynch, AIF, ASC 1971
Carol Ferneding Lynch 1969
Theresa MacBlane, MSN, FNP 2019, 2022
Heather MacIntyre
Julie Maciupa
Joseph Madden and Katherine McDonough Madden 1955
Jeanne Axmacher Magrini 1972
Kathleen Mannion Maibauer 1973
Lana Burwell Maier 1965
Michael Malakoff, Esq. and Louise Reiber Malakoff, JD 1967
Alea Malloy
Judith Bowers Maloni, PhD, RN 1965
Lupe Saavedra Mangan 1985
Patricia L. Mangan-Suzio 1982
Judith and John Marcosk
Nancy Marion 1973
Joanne Markovich 1968
Megan Marmol 2019
Paula Trach Martin 1983
Anthony P. Maruccio
Carol A. Mascia 1987
Karen Whigham Massa 1981
Suzanne Pariseau Matecko 1974
Judith Chicko Matelan 1981
Mary Kleysteuber Matlak, MEd, LPC 1969
John Matthews
Ava Matz
Sharon L. McCartney 1991
Yetivemarie Wood McComas 1986 and William McComas, Jr.
Marianne McConnell, RN 1975
Gerard McElhinny and Rita Siler McElhinny 1969
Erin McGann
Roseanne McGrady 1970
Kevin McHugh and Suzanne Denne McHugh 1999
Misti McKeehen, EdD 2007
Ursula McKenzie
Susan McKinnis
John McLane Fund
Mary Baga McPhaul 1970
Suellen DeLaney McShane 1960
Kathleen K. Meade
Deanna R. Meier 1988
Renee Marie Menegaz-Bock, PhD 1949
James Mermigas and Judy Mermigas 1989
George Miller and Mary Ann Reddinger Miller 1971
Joan Miller 1963
Hilary Mincenberg
Lisa E. Minor
Joan Mitsch 1990
Ericka D. Mochan, PhD
Ruth A. Modzelewski, PhD 1985
Virginia Martin Monaghan 1974
Shea A. Moore, MEd 2022
Theresa Moore 1985
Joan Halloran Moore 1960 and John Moore
Kathleen Morgan 1971
Elaine Morgenstern
Elaine McCauley Marocco 1962
Steven Morus and Kathleen Phillips Morus 1976
Maureen O. Moses 1977
Amari Muhammad
George R. Mulcahy
Maureen Mullen 1967
Joel W. Mullner
Carol Anton Murphy 1957
Mona L. Murray 2000
Patricia Clark Murray 1965
Sandra L. Murray 1967
Grace J. Mushrush, MD 1957
Sara Napoleon 1966
Judith A. Nardizzi 1996
Karen L. Nave 1997
Corey Nedley
Morgan Nedley
Emily L. Neese 2002
Patricia Neylon
Judy Neylon
William R. Nieser
Melanie M. Nordwall
Dolores Rakiecz Norwood 1955
Maureen Bedel Novak, BSN, RN 2004
Stephanie Barbiero Novak 1964
Virginia Hague Nowak 1961
Rose Marie O ‘Connor
Patricia Matella Obyc 1973
Mary Alice O'Connor, PhD 1963
Mary O'Connor, PhD, MSN 1975
Catherine O'Donaghue 1973
Mary Hampsey O'Hare 1968
Carol Drechsler Oliva 1964
Elaine Olsakovsky 1965
Jonathan Olson and Marian Hreha Olson 1967
MaryEllen O'Reilly-Bracey 1968
Carrie Smith Osborne 2004, 2008
Stacey K. Osterman
Judith Gallick O'Sullivan, PhD 1963
Sam and Lisa Pace
Carol Hudock Palcic 1987
Kimberly S. Paletta 1980
Bailey Pallus, MEd 2020, 2021
Terence Palso and Barbara Getsey Palso 1967
Catherine Parham 2010
Jo Ellen Parker, PhD~
Mary C. Pataki 1963
Julianne Braun Patterson 1948
Anna Mae Sebulak Patz 1960
Jeanne B. Pavlik 1965
Jody J. Pavlik 1998
John Peck
Michael Pegues
Mary Ellen Boal Peirce 1962
Sister Sandra D Pelusi, RSM 1975
Cathy Pendleton 1992
Bonita Lee Penn 2012
Mary Pat Perego 1974
Wayne W. Peternel, MD
Mary Peters 1992
Susan Yenchik Petrarca 1985
Sheila A. Petroskey 2002
Sandra Horney Petrosky 1965
Leslie Kirkpatrick Petruzzelli, DNP, MBA
Ann Phillips 2022
Wendy S. Phillips
Samantha Phillips
Anne Picone
Stephen Piskor and Barbara Kovalcin Piskor, MPH, RN 1964
Bethany L. Pisula 2002
Barbara Plucienik 1971
Carol A. Polidora
Jack Polk
Anthony Polley
Susan Polojac, MEd 2006, 2016
Jacqueline B. Poloka 1991, 2001
Edward Pope and Patricia Riesmeyer Pope 1969
Cheryl A. Powell 1994
Leota Price and George Price, III
Molly F. Prosser, MFA 2007
Caterina Provost 1959
Vernon Psuty
Ryan Pusch
Eleanor Clark Quigley 1975
Sister Barbra Anne Quinn, RSM 1963
Terri L. Ranft
Rebecca Ray 1991
Joan Reale, PhD
Kevin M. Rechtorik
Robert Reed, PsyD and Nancy Reed
Mary C. Reed
Dana Carly Reeher, PhD, MSN 2022
Georganne Kerlin Regan 1966
Jennifer A. Regester 1999
Brian Reinerth
Marlene Reisinger 1966
Mary C. Reljac, EdD 2001
Roberta L. Renzelli-Cain, DO, PhD 1989
Kathy Zmuda Rescigno 1976
Mary Rezsutek 1962
Janet Wilson Rice 1972 and Glenn Rice
Rashawna Richards 2018
Thomas J. Richards
Ralph Riehl and Patricia Fitzgerald Riehl 1960
Jack Rife and Mary Lou Ference Rife, PhD 1968
Terrance Riley and Jo Ann Riley 1963
Arshad Rizvi and Suellen Hang Rizvi 1970
Jennifer Roberts, PhD and Joseph Roberts, PhD
Donna Roberts
James Robertson and Judith Robertson 1962
Linda Robertson, PhD, DrPH 1975
Shannon Stefan Robertson, MSN, MBA 2015
Leighann B. Roche
Gabriela M. Rodriguez 2003
Frances Roebuck-Kuhns 1971
Bernadette Rogan 1967
Rozlynn Roman
Robert Rondinelli and Mary Ann Mancini Rondinelli, MS, BSN 1996
Daniel M. Rooney
Crystal M. Rose, EdD 2011
Kathleen V. Rosella
Stephanie Crenshaw Rosenberg 1982
Elizabeth A. Rosevear
Renee M. Rowe 1990
Mariann Balestreire Rowland 1979
Cassandra Greco Ruane 1965
Stephen and Almeda Ruger
Monica Scanlon Rumsey 1966
Alberta A. Rupar 1986
Lynn A. Rush
Shareen Salem 1962
Charles Saltsgiver and Carol Saltsgiver 1986
Anne Marie Sawyer, EdD 1967
Norman W. Scanlon, Jr., PhD
Anna Marie McEnery Schaefer 1959
Carla D. Schaefer 1997
Sister Carolyn Schallenberger, RSM 1959
Kimberly Pogozelski Schattauer 1984
Mark J. Schervish
Kurt Schimmel and Jeananne Kerna Nicholls, DBA, MBA 1989
Perty M. Schoeppner 1968
Robert G. Schriner
Paula M. Schultz 1972
Howard Schultz
Bonnie Schuster 1970
Meghan M. Schwab, MEd 2004, 2011
Paul F. Schwengels
Alicia L. Scott 1997
Pamela A. Scott 1978
Carol L. Scott-Fowler 1991
Joann Flanigan Scully 1967
Rita Secola, PhD, RN 1983
Michelle Seman, JD 2008
Glenn Sembroski, PhD and Mary Pat Sembroski 1972
Eric M. Senedak 2015
Robert J. Sestili
Mary M. Shannon, MSN 2003
Nicole M. Shannon, MS 2015
Ruth Groome Shannon 2004
Anthony Sharp
John Sheehan and Audrey Malone Sheehan 1960
Donna M. Sheridan 1982
Bernadette M. Sherman
Michele Shields 1971
Susan E. Shirey 1997
Jessica H. Shoop 2011
Kathleen Shroyer, DPT
Nancy J. Shurlow
Jennifer M. Silvestrov-Guarini 2015
Angela Blocker Simmons, MSN, DNP 2021 2022
Mary B. Simmons
Sister Mary Louise Simon, RSM 1962
Catherine Sikorski Singsen 1970
George Siple and Jenny Scarcella Siple 1971
Faith Sisk 1996, 2001 and John Sisk
Mary Beth Sklar 1983
Margaret Slota
Stella L. Smetanka, Esq. 1970
Barbara J. Smith 1966
Leslie Smith 1990
Sandra Lobozzo Smith 1966
Anita Lopatin Smolover
Anna Egan Smucker 1970
Marcia F. Snowden 1967
Mary Kay Hartmann Sogge, JD, BSN, RN 1975
Barry and Arlene Sokolow
Dolores Somma 1953
Jennifer A. Sorby
Lisa J. Spagnolo, MSN
Christine Stack 1979
Peggyanne Paisley Stack 1965
Judith Conley Stafford 1968
Damon A. Stanchak 2011
Carol Scheidl Stasik 1965
Stephen J. Steinbeiser
Sheryl Coates 1967
Joyce A. Steinkamp 1988
Cindy Patterson Sterling 2003
Christine A. Stienecker 2006
Darlene Stockhausen 2002
Jane Stockhausen 1976
Sister Judith Stojhovic, RSM 1965
Melody Stolarsky
Angela D. Stribling 2007, 2009
Paul Strom, Jr. and Ruth Churley-Strom 1973
Jessica Sturkie-Lorenz 2002
Margaret M. Sullivan, MBA 2010
Paul Sullivan, Jr. and Regina Kereszturi Sullivan 1968
Teresa A. Sullivan, PhD
Angela R. Summer, MPA, MSN
Sandra L. Surace 1994
Ronald Susmarski, JD and Stephanie Domitrovich Susmarski, JD 1976
Lynn A. Swaney 1993
Mary Kay Swanson 1987
Linda Swatek 1962
Carol Cunningham Sweeney 1958
Janet Dugan Sweeney 1979
Sister Mary Katherine Sweeney, RSM, MHSA 1974
John Sylvester, Esq. and Michele DiLella Sylvester 2000
Sister Mary Cabrini Taitano, RSM 1972
Michell P. Takac
Deborah Grimes Talarico 1973
Andrew Taylor, MD and Antoinette Pugliese Taylor, MSN, ARNP 1967
Krista D. Taylor 2014
Kathleen A. Taylor 2000
Sally Chambers Taylor, EdD 1970
Kitty Telep
Donald J. Tennant, Jr., Esq. and Kathleen F. Tennant, PhD, RN
Ashley Testa
Christine Nesmith Thomas 1975
Katherine J. Throckmorton
Natalie E. Thurman 2006
Kathleen Nowalk Till 1957
Gregory and Karen Marie Tobias
Irene T. Toma 1993
Judith Touré and Roy Briere
Sandra Petro Tracy 1963
Callen A. Trapp
Rita Bolek Trofino, DNP 2011 and Ralph Trofino
Margaret Troha 1969
Leslie J. Trozzi 1968
Abbey Saibena Trozzo 2012
Donald A. Turka
Melissa R. Turkal, DNP, CRNP 1997
Bernadette Ulsamer, MFA 2012
Sister Julia Upton, RSM, PhD, MPH~
Randy Valis and Lauren Latane-Valis 2005
LeAnn Brown Van Essen 1999
Haley M. VanWagenen
Barbara Rab Vautrin 1960
Gaye Velar 2004
Josephine Polvino Vellutato 1959
Stephanie Velsmid 1973
Regina Gemperle Vercilla 1979
Lynn Vescio 2000
Joanna Cirincioni Viviano 1975
Marjorie McGuirk Vogt, PhD 1977
Glenn Wadsworth and Mary Ellinwood Wadsworth, FNP 1980
Adrienne Wafer 1996 and John Wafer
Janet A. Wagner
Rose Marie Walch 1960 and Philip Walch
Barbara L. Waldron 1969, 1989
Helen J. Walk 1998
Doris Schmidt Walsh 1956
Charles Walter and Cheryl Brabender Walter 1972
Kathleen Coyne Ward 1977
Mary Lou Ward 1950
Thomas Waseleski and Saundra Hondal Waseleski 1977
Keith Washek and Martha Duncan 1988
Renada Waters Washington 2003
Louis J. Wassermann
Carole Harned Weber 1955
Meredith N. Weber
Daniel Wehner and Janet Bates Wehner 1968
Dorothy M. Weldon, RN 1959
Mary Ann Wiedt Wellener 1967
Sister Linda Werthman, RSM, PhD~
Mark Whipkey and Patricia Falvo Whipkey, MPA 1968
Margaret Davin White 2004
Paul White and Patricia Truex White 1971
Theresa Whiteside, PhD
Pam Wilkins
Anita Williams 1980
Della R. Williams 1983
Melinda Williams
Sharon Williams
Donna L. Williams 1978
Charlotte N. Wilson, MSN 2014 2023
Helen Wilson 1971
Linda Wilson
Gwendolyn Wilson
Edmund and Susan Winstel
Carol Wintermyer, PhD 1968
Judy Wojciechowski children and grandchildren
Elizabeth A. Woll 1956
John Woodside and Philomina Capano Woodside 1958
Sister Judith Wuerl, RSM 1970
Carol A. Yenchik 1960
Carol A. Yoannone
Laurie E. Yockey 1984
Kathleen Yosko, PhD, MBA 1973
Micaela Young, MA 1968
Judith Reed Yuss 1976
Louis V. Zadecky
Mary Lightner Zahm 1966
Deborah Diorio Zajac 1974
Mauria Zalavary-Kunkel 1988 and Jeffrey Kunkel
Ruth Rhodes Zalonis 2004, 2010
Nancy Kobialka Zavac 1974
Shayna Zayac
Audrey Zelkovic
Aimee D. Zellers, PhD
Robert W. Zeman
Susan Tullius Ziders 1981
Joanne Zimenoff
Kathleen Zipf, MA 1970
Roberta J. Zolkoski 1972
Lisa A. Zullo, CPA 1989
Ashley Kunkle Zwierzelewski 2011
^ Deceased
~Board of Trustee Member
*Trustee Emeriti
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Deeper Dive: Atkins Center for Ethics
Carlow University has revitalized the strategic design and approach of the Atkins Center, underscoring the university’s commitment to a just and merciful world. The Center is now focused on three critical areas: bioethics, artificial intelligence (AI) ethics, and business ethics. Kashmir Hill, the renowned New York Times tech reporter, headlined the 2024 Atkins Speaker Series on April 15, 2024. Her presentation examined the ethics of AI and machine learning as they relate to facial recognition. This initiative highlights our dedication to being at the forefront of ethical discussions in today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape.
The Atkins Center for Ethics hosted its annual student essay contest, posing the thought-provoking ethical question: Cyberbullying or Freedom of Speech? This contest challenged students to explore and articulate their perspectives on these significant and often conflicting issues, encouraging critical thinking and ethical analysis.
Through these initiatives and projects, Carlow University continues to reinforce its legacy as an institution known for ethical leadership and a steadfast commitment to social justice. We are dedicated to not only educating but also inspiring our students and community members to be agents of change, working toward a more equitable and just society.
2023 Mercy Service Day
Mercy Service Day, an annual Carlow University tradition, embodies Carlow’s commitment to service, compassion, and community engagement. More than 150 students, faculty, staff, and alumni dedicated their time and efforts to various service projects and contributed to the well-being of the broader Pittsburgh community.
Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank
Food distributor for area food banks
Ronald McDonald House
Safe haven that provides all the comforts of home for families of a child undergoing medical treatment
Gwen’s Girls
A safe space where girls and young women can form relationships, build self-esteem and gain resiliency
Millvale Library and Community Garden
Community garden and free fridge/food available to community members
Neighborhood Resilience Project
Trauma informed community development and community services, inspired by the civil rights movement
Bethlehem Haven
Part of Pittsburgh Mercy, provides shelter, housing and services to women experiencing homelessness in Pittsburgh
Salvation Army
Spread the love of God through meeting people’s needs.
Little Sisters of the Poor
Nursing home and independent living for low-income senior citizens
Woman’s Space East
Provides services and treatment to women and their families who are experiencing homelessness
Downtown Partners
Clean Street Ambassadors and Park Stewards
St. Vincent de Paul
A worldwide organization of lay Catholics that respond to community and individual need through programs such as job training and placement, thrift stores, food pantry, etc.
Sojourner House
Compassionate, faith-based residential recovery services for mothers and their children in the Pittsburgh area
Weil School
Early childhood center
Shepherd’s Heart
Veteran’s home
St. Joseph House of Hospitality
Men’s residential program, for those without shelter or at risk of losing their homes, 55 +