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IMSA FUND FOR ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION2016 ANNUAL REPORT

IMSA Fund for Advancement of Education

2016 ANNUAL REPORT Contents

2 The Gift of Weirdness 4 Q&A with

Kathleen Clarke 5 A MATTER of Importance 6 New Facilities Provide

New Learning Experiences 7 A Very

Special Gift 8 Bass Fishing and the IMSA Fund

Also FeaturedProfessional Field Services • International Student Science Fair • Letters from Ross Hemphill and Barbara Graham • Financials • IMSA Fund Donors

Cover artwork by Hannah Gebhart

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The Gift Of WeirdnessTodd Mitchell



The Gift Of WeirdnessTodd Mitchell ‘92


Weird is your superpower.

About ten years ago I tried to explain to my wife what made IMSA such an important, life-changing place for me. That explanation turned into a 329 page novel (my first published young adult novel), that I still think only scratched the surface of what makes IMSA such a wondrous, rare, and crucial place.

The short version of how IMSA changed my life is this: I grew up in a cornfield. The high school I went to before IMSA wasn’t bad. It was probably a lot like most high schools in this country—large, easy to get lost in, and dominated by a culture that revolved around sports.

There was a distinct hierarchy in the halls of that school. Among the boys, wrestlers were at the top (we were a town known for wrestling), then football players, then other “star athletes,” then everyone else. For ease of identification, most students were corralled into categories: jocks, cheerleaders, preps, punks, skater kids, drama geeks, regular geeks, and art freaks.

I was someone who, like many teens, didn’t fit neatly into a group. I yearned for a different way of being, but I couldn’t envision what that might be. It didn’t take me long to learn, though, that being different at that school was a liability.

The school I went to before IMSA wasn’t all that unusual in this respect. As an educator and author, I visit many schools, and in far too many I see creativity and “thinking outside the box” fall to the wayside. It’s not that teachers don’t value such things. It’s that all too often there aren’t resources to effectively foster creativity, innovation, and higher order thinking skills. Overburdened teachers need to teach to the “common” standards and meet countless curriculum goals, and skills that aren’t easily assessed are frequently ignored or discouraged.

As a misfit teen, I didn’t like the choices laid out for me, but I couldn’t envision other options. So I began to rebel against both the system and myself. I’ve seen a lot of teens do this. When people can’t find creative, positive directions to channel their energy, they channel their energy in destructive, negative ways.

All this changed for me, though, when I got into IMSA. As early as the first week there, among the wing bonding activities and lock-ins, I discovered the new way of being that I’d craved. Here were others who defied common categories. Here was an intellectual community that encouraged questioning, creativity, and thinking differently. Here the misfits were the majority.

I learned a great deal in the classrooms of IMSA. I learned more through late nights talking with friends about Nietzsche, sharing books, discussing Marquez, and finding creative ways to channel our energy. Granted, we sometimes found creatively rebellious ways to express ourselves, but we never settled for being ordinary. The beauty of IMSA was that standing out and being weird were celebrated.

It’s that embrace of the weird that ultimately proved transformational for me, and that helps me to this day in my career as a writer. Instead of trying to conform, I seek out stories that only I can tell, and unique ways to tell them.

Any truly creative act, whether it’s founding a new company, developing new technologies, or writing a book that’s different from what’s already out there, requires breaking away from the ordinary and risking rejection. If I hadn’t gone to IMSA, I don’t know if I’d have learned how to do this.

IMSA isn’t just a top-rated intellectual community. It’s a place that, by embracing the weird, encourages students to seek out and actualize their own unique abilities, and for this I’m deeply grateful.

So here’s to lock-ins and late night discussions with wing mates. Here’s to Yare runs, shaving cream fights, Jello wrestling, Club Pseudo, The Acronym, and creative pranks. Here’s to the many teachers, RCs, administrators, and counselors who supported us. And most of all, here’s to a culture that embraced the weird and let it thrive. As a friend of mine once put it, “Weird is your superpower.”

THE GIFT OF WEIRDNESS

Here was an intellectual community that encouraged questioning, creativity, and

thinking differently. Here the misfits were the majority.

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Q&A with Kathleen Clarke

Alumna Kathleen Clarke ‘93 was appointed to the IMSA Board of Trustees in September. We were able to catch up with her after her

first Trustees meeting to get her thoughts on returning to IMSA!

As a 14 year old, I didn’t realize the scope of what I was learning at IMSA. In my previous educational experiences, teachers “held our hands” through the process of knowledge acquisition and discovery. The idea was to get the right answer. At IMSA, the teachers pushed us to learn how to think- to learn how to be autodidactic or pool knowledge with our peers to solve problems. I was pushed to ask thoughtful questions, trust in my ability to wrangle with difficult and complex problems, and, as a result, develop the self-awareness to understand that innovation requires not only creativity but hard work. When I was at IMSA, many of our science classes were structured around “problem-based learning.” This method of hands-on learning, where students had to investigate and experiment to derive answers and formulas, was completely new and challenging to me.

While I loved biology, chemistry, and math, physics was a particular challenge, and our weekly physics problem sets filled me with dread. It was (and is) daunting to be faced with a physics problem, or any kind of problem, you have no idea how to conquer.

Some years later I found myself COO/CFO of a new school situated in a low-income Chicago neighborhood. I was charged with finding, financing, and renovating a school building so that the grade school could remain open and hopefully expand. It was a daunting task made all the more challenging by a tight budget, a very short timeline, political demands, compliance hurdles, few building options for relocation, and that many families were relying on me to ensure their school would continue to operate.

It is with the skills I acquired in dealing with those physics problems that I approached my school challenge - examine the components of the problem, test different ideas, persist through the set-backs, collaborate with peers, and learn how to build upon what you have learned to face your next challenge armed with that much more information and experience.

How did your experience as an IMSA student impact your career or life in general after graduation?

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As an alumna, what is your advice to current students?

When I was an IMSA student, it was too easy to become consumed by the coursework. Between problems sets, language translations, experiment write-ups and our reading, it was difficult to find time to do anything else, but forming relationships was exactly what was needed to learn to balance the rigors of our workload. My advice to incoming and current students is to make connections with fellow students, the staff and your teachers; they will be your support and thoughtful guides not only at IMSA but in your adult lives. Participate in all the clubs, sports and events you can- it helps you establish what you know you like and discover new outlets. Take advantage of opportunities to engage in the world outside of the IMSA campus and see how the work you do at IMSA is so critical to engaging in and solving real-world problems. I learned more about myself as a person- who I wanted to become and what was important to me- from my connections with the people I lived, worked, and enjoyed life with every day.

What is your favorite memory from your time as a student at IMSA?

I have so many favorite memories from IMSA but I find that all of them revolve around my friends. Whether it was going to dances, participating in Yare runs, taking field trips to the mall or Oberweis (that was a field trip during my time at IMSA!), hanging out in the common areas in the evening, or just playing euchre with friends, these are the moments that most color my memories. The relationships I formed at IMSA were as important as the education I received at the school. Many of my classmates have become treasured life-long friends, each following their own unique trajectory, and as testaments to IMSA’s pioneering educational spirit, each making lasting contributions to better our society.

A MATTER of Importance IMSA Alums Observation care, the designation for at-risk patients who do not meet criteria for hospital admission, drives up care costs and creates legal and logistical nightmares for clinicians. Chicago’s leading medical technology incubator MATTER selected seven teams of college students to research the topic and propose a market-viable solution that could be implemented in the University of Illinois Hospital and Health Sciences System. One team is made up of IMSA alumni representing three generations of IMSA classes and three different universities:

Corey Hornbeck ‘13, Illinois Institute of Technology

Mitchell Sun ‘16, University of Illinois-Chicago

Vimal Bellamkonda ‘15, Northwestern University

Vinesh Kannan ‘15, Illinois Institute of Technology

Vivian Jin ‘15, University of Illinois-Chicago

“We’re grateful that other IMSA alumni support us and introduce us to professionals in all parts of the healthcare world. This is a chance for us to show what IMSA alumni are capable of contributing to the community.” - Vivian Jin

“It’s great to work on a complex problem like this with friends. Thanks to IMSA we know each other well and have no remorse on geeking out about obscure healthcare policies. We plan to learn a lot and, dare we say it, advance the human condition.” - Vimal Bellamkonda

Q&A WITH KATHLEEN CLARKE

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A-Wing science labs are renovated and open! The science labs now provide IMSA students a state-of-the-art classroom experience and opportunities to explore and experiment in ways they previously could not.

With much excitement, IMSA opened IN2 – the Steve and Jamie Chen Center for Innovation and Inquiry this past September. The space has been buzzing with activity since then with the expansion of existing programs like Aviation Club, TALENT, Lego League, Robotics, Green Apple Day of Service, and the MakerSquad which has expanded significantly with the new Makerspace in IN2. TALENT’s Power Pitch will be hosted in the new space in 2017! Keeping with its entrepreneurial spirit, the small but mighty team is getting “IN2” a log of new, innovative programs and events that expand the learning experience for IMSA students and connect with

the surrounding community. One of these new programs, Think Café, a networking and input event for local entrepreneurs, community members and non-profit organizations, is hosted weekly and provides an open forum for solutions and idea exchange. Programs that are being launched in 2017 include: Linkubator, a co-working cohort, FUNShops for TALENT and Makerspace for 7th and 8th graders, Girls IN2 STEM, a mentor matching program, Tellabs Teen Innovator contest, and the Hackathon for Health. For students interested in entrepreneurship, social entrepreneurship ventures and prototyping, IN2 provides unique and unlimited learning opportunities.

We are thankful to our corporate and alumni partners who helped bring these spaces and new learning experiences to our students.

New Facilities Provide New Learning Experiences


It’s the little things. Sometimes small special moments preserve the essence of the past far better than a grand occasion. In fact, this past year for the Fund presented a rich tapestry of events that are interwoven with the stories about the Alumni, staff, volunteer leaders, financial supporters. The narratives add measurable meaning to the IMSA story.

In June of this past year, we received a call from a Class of ’97 IMSA Alum that her parents had made a provision in their estate for IMSA and she would like to discuss how this $75,000 gift of support might help. After some discussion of opportunities and greatest need, a decision was made that the gift would be used as naming opportunities in the newly constructed IN2 space and science labs. We set a time to meet later in the summer to have lunch and explore the spaces that were in the final stages of construction.

It was my initial meeting with Ande Croll Ngola, and I was excited to meet her and say thank you on behalf of the entire IMSA Family and to hear the story of her parents’ gift to IMSA.

Ande shared that she grew up in a rural Illinois community and that her Mom who was a teacher had hoped and planned that Ande might someday attend IMSA after having a chance to visit IMSA soon after it opened.

When Ande visited and applied, she felt this was the right place for her to achieve her educational goals and dreams.

Her parents, Richard and Susan Croll, were extremely proud of all that Ande has been able to accomplish because of experiences at IMSA and made a provision in their Trust Declaration to support IMSA as a way of recognizing the people, educational opportunities, and the future of the institution.

And so it goes. Parents with a vision for the education of their daughter creating new opportunities for future students interested in pursuing an education focused on science, technology, engineering, and math. This vision and commitment to the IMSA community are all part of the fabric that makes this very special community so vibrant. The threads that weave it together are our friends, and parents, and staff, and Alums who give so generously of their time, talent, and treasure year after year. Without every thread, we would surely unravel.

Thank you Ande for allowing us to share this significant story of your parents’ extraordinary generosity!

Ande, Ellis and Ames Ngola (photo)

A Very Special Gift

From Richard and Susan Croll


Bass Fishing and the IMSA FundStarted as a co-curricular during the 2008-2009 academic year by former principal Branson Lawrence, the IMSA Bass Fishing Team embraced some humble beginnings in the first few years, competing with uniforms and fishing equipment purchased at local garage sales. Ralph Flickinger, current head coach, joined the team in 2011, initially as the assistant coach. As a co-curricular, the Bass Fishing Club is co-ed and during 2015-2016 was comprised of mostly girls.

The Bass Fishing Team became a club during the 2014-2015 academic year for budgetary reasons. This change proved both challenging and beneficial for the club – with funding to support the club greatly reduced but also allowed for new ideas for the club goals. Initially, as a co-curricular activity, the team operated from the first of March until the first of May each year. With the transition to club status, it could be active for the entire school year. This change alone ignited new ideas to promote fishing to IMSA students. It also became evident that the club would need outside funding and donations for new fishing equipment and other resources. Coach Flickinger cultivated family relationships, receiving donations of a dozen new fishing rod and reel

combinations over a two year period, from a cousin and aunt. With new equipment and new excitement, the club members set goals for the 2014-2015 fishing tournament session: catch fish, catch Bass, catch legal Bass, place at tournament, qualify for State. The club succeeded on every goal except the last one. However, 2014-2015 was the first year the club placed at a tournament, placing 13th out of 22 boats.

The 2015-2016 session revised goals and raised the bar:

Fish more often Catch more Bass Catch more legal Bass Place higher at a tournament and qualify for State

While State tournament qualifying remained elusive, the club succeeded on all other goals including a 6th place finish out of 22 boats at two separate tournaments.

The renewed energy and accomplishments of IMSA’s Bass Fishing Club piqued people’s interest and generated many conversations. One person in particular, Richard Damon, uncle to Coach Flickinger, was exceptionally proud of the team

and spoke of them to anyone who would listen – family, friends, and even his doctors. One doctor, who happened to be a member of another fishing organization, Salmon Unlimited, Inc, took notice and reached out to Coach Flickinger for more information about the team. Salmon Unlimited, Inc holds multiple events each year including a charity golf tournament, with proceeds donated to local charities and clubs. After multiple conversations, Salmon Unlimited, Inc chose the IMSA Bass Fishing Club as a recipient of the proceeds from their 2016 golf tournament. In late June, Coach Flickinger was notified by Salmon Unlimited, Inc that the IMSA Bass Fishing Club would be receiving a $2,000 donation. Not long after getting the information on the donation and sharing it with family, other news was received. Richard Damon had passed away. Mr. Damon’s widow, Debbie Damon, decided the IMSA Bass Fishing Club would be one of Mr. Damon’s memorials. The club received an additional $770.00 from the Richard Damon Memorial. The funds were used to replace the summer style uniform shirts with shirts and outerwear better suited to the winter and spring weather common to the tournament season.

The Bass Fishing Club is appreciative of the shared excitement from Coach Flickinger, his family, and outside partners that generated the additional funding for this season.


Professional Field ServicesRenowned for the residential academy, IMSA also boasts award winning outreach programs.

This fall, the Statewide Student Initiatives team has partnered with the Admissions Office to host visits from schools with population groups that are underrepresented in STEM. Through this AbbVie-funded program, nearly 500 middle-school-aged students have toured IMSA and learned the basics of anatomy and a specimen dissection this year!

Fusion, a Statewide Educator Initiative that provides innovative STEM curricula and training to educators across the state, received Top 100 Finalist designation for the Chicago Innovation Awards this year for its unique approach partnering with organizations like Boeing to harness their extensive knowledge of aeronautics to develop several aviation related curricula.

We would like to express our gratitude to these partners and supporters of our outreach programs. Your support enables us to provide IMSA educational opportunities to nearly 10,000 student participants across the state.

2018 International Student Science FairIMSA has been awarded host duties of the 2018 International Student Science Fair (ISSF). This is the first time, since its launch in 2005, that the ISSF will be held in the United States. The ISSF provides students the opportunities to present scientific research to an international audience, share solutions to complex societal issues through thought leadership and build cross cultural connections.

The ISSF 2018, to be held June 27–July 1, will feature workshops and international competitions at IMSA’s Aurora campus and will provide opportunities to highlight Illinois’ academic, business and cultural offerings through tours, immersive programming and other events around the Chicagoland area. Dignitaries, educators and top students from approximately 35 schools from at least 18 countries are expected to attend.


2,628,000 MinutesThere are 525,600 minutes in a year. The five years I have served on the IMSA Fund Board equals an astounding 2,628,000 minutes. As my tenure as President of the IMSA Fund Board winds down, I am aware how rapidly the time has passed. Reflecting on this time, I appreciate how much can be accomplished by volunteers who are committed, focused, and passionate about the work of the Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy.

As I began my leadership role, the blueprints for Innovation Hub (IN2) and the Science Labs had just been finalized and we were discussing the Breaking New Ground Campaign that would transform this facility. Indeed, what a difference 525,600 minutes can make! IN2 and the A-Wing Science Lab spaces are spectacular learning laboratories for students, faculty, and members of the community.

When you visit IN2, expect to be greeted by an Idea Barista who will listen to your product or service development ideas and offer mentoring or navigational resource recommendations to further development. Share coffee at the IN2 Café with students and other entrepreneurs and discuss your ideas or solicit feedback while using the pancake bot to create designer pancakes. Spend some time in the Maker Space to learn more about rapid prototyping and the tools you that will bring your idea to physical form. In the Virtual Reality space you can use the special electronic equipment to interact in a seemingly real or physical way to develop your product or idea. I encourage you to schedule a tour!

Ross Hemphill, Ph.D.IMSA Fund Board President

New Board Members have brought energy and excitement to our endeavors this past year. They were recruited and welcomed by long-time board members with the hope these innovative leaders will build upon the founders’ successes over the past thirty years.

A number of very special relationships have also evolved in our last two million, six hundred thousand, twenty-eight minutes. The individuals who helped to design and jump start the Breaking New Ground Campaign have demonstrated the true meaning of philanthropy through both their volunteerism and financial support. We are indebted to them for their servant leadership on this project. In addition, our partner relationships with private family foundations and several notable corporations such as AbbVie, Boeing, BP America, ComEd, the Paul Galvin Memorial Foundation Trust and the Tellabs Foundation have sustained our efforts to offer STEM education throughout the State of Illinois to thousands of talented students in underserved and rural areas.

It has been an honor and a privilege to be associated with IMSA and the IMSA Fund. I ask that you consider volunteering your precious minutes and sharing your resources generously with IMSA for many years to come. I can assure you that your gifts of time and money will provide you with more than enough reward and personal satisfaction. We shall always need new volunteer leaders and financial support to fulfill our mission to ignite and nurture creative and ethical scientific minds that advance the human condition.

Now all that is left to say is Thank You to my fellow Board Members and the faculty and staff at IMSA for allowing me to serve with them.


“Servant leaders believe that everyone holds a piece of the light, and they act as a mirror to reflect the light by serving others or by putting the needs of others before their own, and allowing many candles to shine at once.”

Sabrina Kapp wrote the words above in 1998 when she participated in A Project for the National Association of Community Leadership.

During the past thirty years, the Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy and the IMSA Fund for Advancement of Education have received and enjoyed the benefits of volunteer leadership. Community leaders have shared their passion serving the IMSA Fund Board and the Academy through their employer organizations, planning special events, working with students and faculty on STEM projects, fundraising to add new science labs and an Innovation Hub so emerging student entrepreneurs and members of the community could engage in collaborative discovery. In addition, IMSA volunteer leaders have shared insights to help support the growth of a “Learning Laboratory” that has furthered the academic and professional lives of nearly 6,000 Alumni whose work is integral to the world. In fact, and in deed, they are points of light.

The commitment to volunteerism and leadership is especially strong on both Boards. Thirty years ago, Dr. Leon Letterman, Dr. Stephanie Pace Marshall, and former Governor James Thompson envisioned creating an educational community of scholars who were dedicated to intellectual exploration and discovery. As the Academy evolved, this pioneering educational community of leaders and scholars continued to transform mathematics and science teaching through research, innovation and service. Today the Academy’s renowned reputation as a “teaching and learning laboratory” has been earned because of its focus on inquiry, collaborative relationship building, global networking, and personalized experiential learning.

As we plan for the coming New Year our volunteer leaders from both Boards, our President, Dr. Jose Torres and his leadership team will move us headfirst in to the next level of our growth as we prepare to welcome more than 250 international STEM students, teachers, and principals in June 2018 to host the 14th International Student Science Fair for the first time in the United States. Their work here will set the stage for extraordinary future achievements and shining their light to significantly influence life on our planet.

Barbara A. Graham IMSA Executive Director, Development

THE CANDLE AND THE MIRROR

There are two ways of spreading the light; to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it. - Edith Wharton

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ILLINOIS MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE ACADEMYFINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS*

FY 2016

$3,193,619 Program and Student Fees

$1,197,959 Gifts and Grants

$6,180 Interest and Investment Income

Total Non-State Operating Revenues $4,398,388

$17,955,894 Appropriations from State resources

* Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy Financials are unaudited

$9,152,770 Residential Academic Program

$2,092,555 Residential Student Activities Program

$1,837,602 Extension Programs

$1,394,988 Technology

$4,026,421 Occupancy

$1,887,328 Administration

$571,481 Marketing & Communications, Alumni & Parent Relations, and Fundraising

Total Expenditures $20,963,145

Revenues

Other Sources of Financial Resources

Expenditures

Gifts and Grants

Interest and Investment Income

Program and Student Fees

$4,398,388

Residential Academic Program

Residential Student Activities Program

Technology$20,963,145

Marketing & Communications, Alumni & Parent Relations, and Fundraising

Extension Programs

Occupancy

Administration

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IMSA FUND FOR ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATIONFINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS*

$2,512,244 Contributions

$202,396 Operating Agreement with Academy

$25,125 Other Operating Revenues

Total Operating Revenues $2,739,765

Beginning of Year $9,250,538

End of Year $10,229,039

$1,370,901 Academy Support

$94,752 Management and General

$46,608 Fundraising

$202,396 Operating Agreement with Academy

Total Operating Expenses $1,714,657

$1,375,217 Cash and Cash Equivalents

$7,850,274 Investments

$74,677 Accounts Receivable

$685,308 Contribution Advances

— Other Receivables

$16,546 Prepaid Expenses

$244,636 Pledges Receivable, Net

Total Assets $10,246,658

Operating Revenues

Net Position

Operating Expenses Assets

Contributions

Operating Agreement with Academy

Other Operating Revenues

Academy Support

Management and General

Fundraising

Operating Agreement with Academy

Investments

Accounts Receivable

Contribution Advances Prepaid

Expenses

Pledges Receivable, Net

Cash and Cash Equivalents$2,739,765 $1,714,657 $10,246,658

* IMSA Fund for Advancement of Education Financials are official


Magenta $2,500,000.00 +The Harris Family FoundationTellabs Foundation

Violet $1,000,000.00 +The Schwab Charitable Fund through the

generosity of Steven ‘96 and Jamie ChenIllinois State Scientific Literacy Grant

Indigo $500,000.00 +Abbott Laboratories and Abbott FundAileen S. Andrew FoundationAnonymous (2)AT&T FoundationBP America Inc.The Grainger Foundation, Inc.Hansen-Furnas Foundation, Inc.Lloyd A. Fry FoundationMr. and Mrs. Robert H. MalottSmithsonian Institution Office of Education

Blue $250,000.00 +AbbVie FoundationAlfred P. Sloan FoundationAnonymous (2)Katherine R. BirckTellabs, Inc. (Michael and Kay Birck)Caterpillar Inc. and FoundationComEd, An Exelon CompanyGrand Victoria FoundationHelen Thom Edwards Charitable TrustThe Hitachi FoundationMichael McCool ‘91Motorola Solutions FoundationPaul Galvin Memorial Foundation TrustThe/Boeing Company (Saint Louis)Toyota USA Foundation

Green $100,000.00 +Abbott Laboratories Fund Matching

Grant PlanAlbert Pick, Jr. FundAlcatel-LucentAmerican Council of Teachers of RussianAmeritech-IllinoisAMSTED Industries IncorporatedAnonymous (4)Cookie ‘94 and John ApichairukApple Computer, IncThe Ball FoundationBell & Howell FoundationCarol and John F. BergerBP Foundation, Inc.Virginia B. CherryThe Chicago Community TrustCrown Family PhilanthropiesDillon FoundationDwight Eisenhower I Team Grant ProgramJean R. FinleyFord Motor CompanyIllinois Tool Works Inc.David ‘96 and Shirley KangFred and Kay KrehbielMr. and Mrs. James R. LancasterPenney Fillmer and John LorentzenWilliam G. McGowan Charitable Fund, Inc.Pittway Corporation Charitable FoundationPolk Bros. FoundationDr. Mayari PritzkerRauner Family FoundationSamuel M. Cherry Memorial Charitable TrustMichael Suh ‘97Underwriters Laboratories, Inc.

Mr. William J. WhiteSam D. Yagan ‘95 and

Jessica Droste Yagan ‘95

Yellow $50,000.00 +3Com CorporationAnonymousApplied Computer Technology, Inc.Archer Daniels Midland CompanyG. Carl BallSusan Snell BarnesTom and Joan CastinoCaterpillar Inc.CenturyLinkRobert ‘89 and Ginger ChangCity of AuroraMichael & Jacky Ferro and the Ferro Family

FoundationPaul and Mary FinneganHarris FoundationIllinois Department Commerce and

Community AffairsIllinois State Board of EducationGreg and Ann Jones & FamilyDrs. Srinivas and Vijayana JujjavarapuMr. and Mrs. Michael Keiser Donor

Advised FundKemperLesnik Integrated CommunicationsNancy and Herb KnightThe Lehman Brothers FoundationMolex Inc.Novell, Inc.ProQuest CSAS & E Bramsen FoundationSAP America, Inc.The Seedlings FoundationSigma Aldrich CorporationIn Loving Memory of Scott Swanson ‘90The Richard A. Croll TrustDr. and Mrs. José M. TorresCathy and Bill VealW.W. Grainger, Inc.

Orange $25,000.00 +3M Aurora Distribution CenterDuncan M. AlexanderAmeren CorporationBank of AmericaBell Laboratories Technical LibraryMs. Pamela O. BlackwellBlue Cross Blue Shield AssociationThe Boeing Company (Chicago)Borwell Charitable Foundation

Samuel S. Choi ‘89 and Karen ChoiComer Science and Education Foundation

Fund at The Chicago Community TrustCoopers and LybrandHelen and Don EdwardsFifth Third BankThe Forest FundFortune Brands, Inc.GEMS World AcademyJoanne and Richard HansenRoss and Joyce HemphillNancy HurstMichele and David Joerg ‘89Mr. and Mrs. James R. LancasterEllen and Leon LedermanThe Lumpkin Family FoundationMallinckrodt Veterinary,Inc.The Mayer and Morris\Kaplan Family

FoundationMilken Family FoundationRichard M. MorrowZachary S. Nayak ‘02NICOR, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. NordlundNortel NetworksThe Old Second National BankThe Pentair FoundationPrecision Scientific, Inc.Rockwell Automation Charitable CorporationRush-Copley Medical CenterS & C FoundationIn Loving Memory of Javal Shah ‘04Teacher Today PublicationsThe Chicago Community FoundationUOP LLC, A Honeywell CompanyDonald C. Van Pelt, Jr.In Loving Memory of Mary Van VerstWaste Management, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Richard WellekWinston & Strawn Foundation

Red $10,000.00 +ABS Graphics, Inc.Ameren IPAmerenCIPSAmerican Honda FoundationMr. and Mrs. Frank AngelilloAnonymous (3)Aramark EducationThe Associated Colleges of IllinoisAT&T, IncAurora National BankP.J. ‘98 and Eric Balin-Watkins

Andrew Dominic Baptist ‘94 and Lindsey M. Baptist

David BarrMarjorie Craig BentonThe Grace Bersted FoundationBest Buy Children’s FoundationBP America Inc. A+ for Energy®Chelsy Buffat ‘92Burroughs Wellcome FundMrs. Philip CainCBI FoundationCenter for Problem Based LearningCharles & Ruth Levy FoundationMr. Tien-Chi ChenChicago Tribune FoundationChicagoFirstChicagoland Chamber of CommerceChristopher B. Galvin Family FoundationPeter Zhe Chu ‘94Dr. Harry and Mrs. Sue ChungCME Group Inc.ComCorp, Inc.Corporate Development AssociatesScott and Marci CrawfordSteve G. Crutchfield ‘93Dart FoundationGreg Dhuse ‘99Dr. Richard DodsSusan K. EddinsEducational Research ServiceThe Eli Nelson Charitable Gift FundDr. and Mrs. Floyd L. EnglishFMC FoundationDr. and Mrs. Philip H. FrancisG. D. Searle & CompanyMr. Antonio and Mrs. Sabrina GraciasBoard Chairman Sheila M.B. Griffin and

Woodie GriffinBrian M. Grunkemeyer ‘94GTE FoundationDr. Lee and Mrs. Jan GurgaDr. and Mrs. Terrence J. HallBen Hamilton (Gertzfield) ‘97 and

William Strickland HamiltonMatt Hellige ‘96John ‘89 and Jae HoesleyMrs. Victoria E. HollisterBill and Cathy HowesImpact II Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Ingersoll FoundationJohn Deere FoundationEric N. Johnson ‘94 and Ruth Goerger

IMSA FUND DONORSThank you to the many donors who supported the IMSA Fund in 2016.

The Kaleidoscope SocietyThe Kaleidoscope Society honors donors whose lifetime giving has reached $10,000 or more.

These donors are also prominently displayed on the donor wall inside IMSA’s main entrance. We thank you for your consistent and significant support of IMSA and its students.

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Titans ($100,000.00+)AbbVie FoundationMichael McCool ‘91Sam D. Yagan ‘95 and

Jessica Droste Yagan ‘95

Founder’s Circle ($50,000+)Robert ‘89 and Ginger ChangSamuel M. Cherry Memorial

Charitable TrustThe Richard A. Croll TrustThe Boeing Company

Trailblazers ($25,000+)AnonymousComEd, An Exelon CompanyGEMS World AcademyHelen Thom Edwards Charitable TrustLloyd A. Fry FoundationMichael Suh ‘97Tellabs FoundationCathy and Bill Veal

Pioneers ($10,000+)AnonymousThe Ball Foundation

Andrew Dominic Baptist ‘94 and Lindsey M. Baptist

Caterpillar Inc.Samuel S. Choi ‘89 and Karen ChoiCrown Family PhilanthropiesGreg Dhuse ‘99Ford Motor CompanyBen Hamilton (Gertzfield) ‘97 and William

Strickland HamiltonThe Harris Family FoundationRoss and Joyce HemphillKapil Kamdar ‘00 and Rupal Kamdar ‘07Rob Kinderman ‘94Tao Lin and Huiqun ZhangDr. Stephanie Pace Marshall and Mr.

Robert MarshallMotorola Solutions FoundationPaul Galvin Memorial Foundation TrustSangeeth Peruri ‘93 and Sindhu PeruriRich FoundationDr. and Mrs. José M. TorresPrakash and Sunita Upadhyayula

Benefactors ($5,000+)Anonymous (2)Ms. Pamela O. Blackwell

The Schwab Charitable Fund through the generosity of Steven ‘96 and Jamie Chen

CME Group Inc.Walker Filbert and Amelia DeanHansen-Furnas Foundation, Inc.Nancy HurstIntelligent Designs LLCMr. and Mrs. Michael Keiser Donor

Advised FundNancy and Herb KnightGautam Vijay Kumar ‘01 and

Sruthi Kumar SwaminathanAlan ‘94 and Christina MagerkurthAngie Tuglus ‘94 and Mark McCarthy ‘93Daniel J. McCartyE. Glenn & Rachel E. RippieSentry Insurance Foundation, Inc.

(SIAMCO)Valay H. Shah ‘04Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. StillmanThe Swerbenski FamilyJasen Yang ‘96Wayne Zhong ‘04

President’s Society ($2,500+)AnonymousScott and Marci CrawfordDart FoundationDillon FoundationMr. and Mrs. Jim A. GerryBoard Chairman Sheila M.B. Griffin and

Woodie GriffinRay and Barbara HerrJane Jih ‘99 and Eddy ChenRamesh and Usha KogantiDavid Kung ‘89Jeff ‘00 and Lacey ‘01 (Langguth)

MargolisWinjie Tang Miao ‘94 and Darryl Miao

J. Orloff and Associates Inc.John B. Randall ‘97 and Brook HaleyBrad SneadDr. Bruce and Mrs. Joan WinsteinKeith Winstein ‘99Jarvis and Tracy YehSharon Zeng ‘08

Innovators ($1,000+)Harish Agarwal ‘98Sumeet and Ritu AgarwalChris Andreoli ‘94 and Denise GeeAnonymous (2)Kavin Arasi ‘06Aziz and Wendy AsphahaniPramod Atluri ‘94P.J. ‘98 and Eric Balin-WatkinsJared Wadsworth ‘96 and

M. Rose Barlow ‘96Jerome Budzik ‘95Dr. John Burke and Ms. Vicky SroczynskiTom and Joan CastinoSam and Laura ChaddhaJeffrey Albert Chang ‘04Irene Xiong Chen ‘10Henry H.W. Chong ‘92Peter Zhe Chu ‘94Mr. John D’Arcy, Jr.Bob and Sarah DarinJianming Dong and Yufeng HuangMr. and Mrs. Frank W. GordonGretchen E. Green, M.D., M.M.S. ‘92Brian M. Grunkemeyer ‘94Peter G. Gu ‘06Mark Wu ‘91 and Yvonne Hao ‘91Mr. and Mrs. Hudson T. HarrisonMatt Hellige ‘96Sarah and Win HindleAllan An-Li Ho ‘92 and Janet A. Lee ‘95Andrew ‘00 and Elizabeth HoesleyMana Ionescu

Michele and David Joerg ‘89Eric N. Johnson ‘94 and Ruth GoergerCliff S. Kane ‘95Michael H. Kim ‘93Anne L. Kinderman ‘95Mark Kovach and Rafat PadariaJohn Koval ‘05Lauren R. Kozak ‘01Ashok and Subhapriya LakshmananMr. John LeeTanya Leinicke ‘90 and Richard C. NavitskySaugar Maripuri ’99 and Megha MaripuriVijoy MathewMenon Bender Family Charitable FundPaul and Judy MilanoAndrea (Lauterbach) ‘94 and Scott MyersJulie Y. Namkung Memorial FundCarlo J. Ordonez ‘02Stephen Paige ‘00Julie H. Park ‘01Raja PathuriJohn and Brooke PeoplesPaul and Peggy PetersonKelly (Baluta) Rabin ‘98 and Kevin RabinCharulata Ramaprasad ‘95 and

Kurt Krukenberg ‘95Brian and Evelyn RandallKurt Revis ‘91Scott and Sherry ReynoldsJohn and Clarissa RhodePooja K. Agarwal ‘01 and Chuck Rickert ‘98Kathy Rink ‘89 and Mike HolmDr. Erin Roche ‘89Davender ‘99 and Ravinder ‘00 SahotaBarry Schnorr ‘98Amanda Leonard Shanbaum ‘96Laura Janine Sharpless ‘05Paul Strasma ‘94Andrew Surasky and Gloria Ysasi-DiazSteve and Bonnie WheelerDr. Steven J. Zelman

Kirti Kamboj ‘98Kapil Kamdar ‘00 and

Rupal Kamdar ‘07Mr. William K. Kellogg, IIIJohn P. and Harriet KellyRob Kinderman ‘94Mr. and Mrs. Teodozyj KolasaAda ‘90 and Alan KumarDavid Kung ‘89Bernice E. Lavin Jumpstart FundMr. and Mrs. Neal K. LevinTao Lin and Huiqun ZhangLundbeck, Inc.Alan ‘94 and Christina MagerkurthEric F. Stuckey ‘93 and Mia K. Markey ‘94

Mr. and Mrs. Fidel Marquez, Jr.MK and DD McInerneyMenon Bender Family Charitable FundWinjie Tang Miao ‘94 and Darryl MiaoPaul and Judy MilanoHarle G. MontgomeryAndrew Moth ‘99Lorin Murariu ‘97Nayak FamilyMr. and Mrs. Howard OberlanderThe Oh Family (Andrew Oh, ‘89)Stephen Paige ‘00Ronjon Paul ‘89Sangeeth Peruri ‘93 and Sindhu PeruriPhillips Swager Associates

Mr. Jay PrasadThe Quaker Oats FoundationCharulata Ramaprasad ‘95 and

Kurt Krukenberg ‘95Kurt Revis ‘91Reyes Holdings LLCRich FoundationPooja K. Agarwal ‘01 and Chuck Rickert ‘98Kathy Rink ‘89 and Mike HolmE. Glenn & Rachel E. RippieThe Rocking JT FoundationMatthew and Tracey RossiSamsung Electronics America, Inc.Ed SaundersJames T. and Mary J. Schaefer

Stephen and Allison SchmittBarry Schnorr ‘98Science ServiceSealMaster BearingsValay H. Shah ‘04Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. SharplessAaron Thompson ‘99 and Marina Sivilay ‘99Samuel K. and Mary Jacobs SkinnerMr. and Mrs. Robert E. SpitzerState Farm Insurance CompaniesMr. and Mrs. Robert D. StillmanPaul Strasma ‘94Andrew Surasky and Gloria Ysasi-DiazPreston Swafford, Senior Vice President,

ComEd

The Swerbenski FamilyThe/Johnson FoundationTitle Grant Record (ISBE-Federal)Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc.Prakash and Sunita UpadhyayulaWilliam A. and Mary VanSantenWalgreen Co.Dr. Bruce and Mrs. Joan WinsteinJasen Yang ‘96Dr. Tito Yao and Mrs. Lilia YaoZF Electronics Corporation

IMSA FUND DONORS

IMSA Fund Honor Roll of DonorsThank you to the many donors who supported the IMSA Fund for Advancement of Education in the 2016 fiscal year.

The Honor Roll of Donors recognizes the annual support of our donors by giving levels.



Ambassadors ($500+)AnonymousGerald and Virginia AshlockLeyonna M. Barba ‘97Bud and Victoria BergieGabriel L. Black ‘93Matthew D. Carter ‘07Andrew Dali Chen ‘96Frederick W. Chen ‘93ComcastMark C. Czynski ‘04Dr. Laura Dabbish ‘96Ray Dames ‘89Amy Downey ‘89 and Phil GartnerCris and Kimberly DowneyBruce Dumser ‘97Franz and Lucille EckrichSusan K. EddinsClaire Edwards ‘99Daniel Errampalli and Shailaja RavolaJoy and Gerry FernandezMichael and Claudia FisherRobert Forler ‘05 and Samiyah SiddiquiMitchell Gordon ‘89 and

Karen T. Kiener ‘89Steve and Sandy HammanCarly Allyn Hawkins ‘01Kathy He and the Wu FamilyAlgi Hill and Sylvia SteinWilliam Hughes and Ruth BuddenhagenAngela Janis ‘98 and Dougal WalkerNancy and Eric JensenMichele Jonsson Funk ‘90Terry and Brenda KardatzkeJoseph Kestel ‘91 and Naomi KestelRobert KielyStan ‘89 and Seonyoung KimElizabeth Kinsella ‘92Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. KnightDavid A. Knol ‘93 and Lora KnolMr. and Mrs. Jack and Jill KoTakayuki Kohata ‘94 and Yoko KohataRavi KothaMr. Kevin and Mrs. Theresa KovachJames and Selena KuchSamuel Kwan and Xiaoling ChenMr. and Mrs. J. Fredric MagerkurthKevin Maher and Yasemin EkenThomas and Stephanie MarshChris Tessone ‘00 and Sue Massey ‘01William McGrailMK and DD McInerneyTodd Mitchell ‘92Ash Morgan ‘94Bin Mu and Hailin YanMatt and Kandy MukenschnablJeno Muthiah and Anita Jeno

Ilya Nepomnyashchiy ‘09Connie Jung Park M.D. ‘01 and

Brian Park ‘01Sung Jin ParkManish and Jaimini PatelMillen PeevJay Porter and David SmithSoumiya Prakasam ‘98Robert Quimby ‘03Dr. and Mrs. Frank RadosevichArkalgud and Jyotika RamaprasadRanjeet Rao ‘97Dr. Noi Sithichoke-RattanGerard and Elizabeth RickertChristopher Robinson and

Veronica RobinsonNicholas F. Rogers ‘95Mr. Vince and Mrs. Lauren RosenthalDrs. Marsha and Robert RosnerDavender ‘99 and Ravinder ‘00 SahotaGary and Jolie SchulzeBrian A. Sebby ‘96Megan (Mandernach) Shober ‘95Dr. Steven SimsRavi K. Singh ‘95Amy Courtin Sohl ‘89 and David SohlMr. and Mrs. Robert E. SpitzerChristopher T. Sukhaphadhana ‘97Steven and Barbara TerrellAdam M. Theros ‘93 and Rachael TherosGregory R. Ver Halen ‘07Yunan Wang and Wei Nan WuAlex Weiner - INBALANCE, LLCAngela M. Weis ‘03Steve Wilensky ‘90Michael and Leah XuHomer Allen Yow and

Rasha Toppozada-Yow

Patrons ($250+)Deke AbbottMr. Reuel G. AbrahamAmazonSmileSteven V. Anichini ‘93Anonymous (7)Thomas and Debra BatlinerJames and Maria BayerFryderyk and Dorota BebenekAbhijit Bhattacharya and Ilona SenguptaHarvey and Elizabeth BlauKora Bongen ‘04Kathleen (Ervin) ‘96 and

Jonathan Booth ‘96Eric Bunnelle ‘00 and Yoko IeujiWilliam Bunnelle and Leslie EvansErik and Ketlen BystromPaul J. Capriotti ‘89 and Cynthia Capriotti

Marsha CarterDawn CavagnettoYong Chen ‘02Karen Chesley ‘98Elizabeth Chung ‘93Dr. Crystal T. Clark ‘97Elizabeth Cohen ‘97Mr. and Mrs. Charles CorraoDoug and Deborah CzerwonkaMatthew D. Dabaco ‘08Dr. Marie Dahleh, Ph.D.Aswini Das and Ramamani GundaiahDr. Floyd A. DavisRobert C. DenneGeorge and Aria DovginHongliu Du and Mindong PiJohn W. Ellingson ‘89 and

Antoinette EllingsonPatricia B. Elmore, Ph.D and

Donald E. Elmore, Sr.Kurt Ewen ‘89 and Melissa EwenJenifer FernandesKevin Fletcher ‘93 and Carla FletcherDr. Claude and Mrs. Gordana FortinJacob Foster ‘04Thomas and Mary FosterSivaram Gangireddy and

Vijetha GondipalleRamesh and Sirisha GarapatyRick ‘89 and Jen GimbelGary Golinski and

Susan Dohoney GolinskiGoogle, Inc.Neal Groothuis ‘97Mark and Gayle GrunbergRavindra and Suneela HarsoorLeon and Loren HellerMark Frederick Hoemmen ‘98 and

Mingjie HoemmenJane Meng and Haiping HongCorinne Elizabeth Horn ‘07Jerry C. HuangMiyam Jankov ‘99Trisha Jung ‘91Alok Khuntia ‘93Sue Kim ‘90 and Tony Pira ‘90Kathleen A. King ‘01 and Steve RacitiAnkur Kothari ‘97 and Guinevere KothariRichard J. Lee ‘98Shawn Lewis and Theresa SzetoXiubei Liao and Tong ShenKevin Lin and Xiaoqing Chen LinDr. Guang Liu and Mrs. Sunny ChenJoseph ‘94 and Julie LiuWei Luo ‘07Dr. and Ms. Parag A. Madhani M.D.Julie Eagle Malecek ‘09

Kathleen Theresa Malinowski ‘03Lee and Katherine MarinaccioKyson Joseph Mathieu ‘08Allen ‘90 and Carey ‘90 MayerAllan and Linda MellisEmily A. Mellott ‘91Timothy A. Messer ‘00 and Rosalie MesserBrian and Victoria MorricalDr. Sangjeong Nam and

Ms. Seongyeon ChoNatarajan and Alageshwari RavichandranScott Nelson and Kathryn SimmonsBrianna Arrington, MD ‘01Andrea ‘97 and Amos NgolaJungjin Oh and Hyekyung ShinMichael Ombrello ‘93Sergei and Yana OrlovDr. Phadmakar A. PatankarAndrew Beaver ‘93 and Renee Pazdan ‘93Bob Petersen ‘94George and Elizabeth Phillips-SorichJenson Phung ‘14Jessica Phung ‘16Shareese Pryor ‘04Chris and Elizabeth QuiggWilliam and Celestine RedaDavid ‘89 and Dawn Marie ‘89 ReedDr. and Mrs. Paul E. ReithRichard and Janet RemikerMr. Ning Ren and Mrs. Yuhong ZhangBadri Rengarajan ‘89Clinton and Theresa RobersonPalani and Nirmala SakthiAnita Prasad Schadlu ‘95Alexander M. Scherer ‘01Kyle Schirmann ‘08David and Stella SenningUrvi Shah ‘03Vanessa Knapp Shallenberger ‘93Eric Shimabukuro and Pamela MoyJohn and Pamela SimmonsTimothy and Veronica SimmonsKenneth and Mary Spreitzer

George W. Su ‘94Ms. Amy SunPatricia K. Sun ‘95Jan and Susan SuwinskiGregory and Jane TaylorAdam E. Tenhouse ‘07Chris and Tim ThompsonThe Tolia FamilyRichard R. Tung ‘93Joe Turek ‘90Matt Unterman ‘93 and Gopi PatelKenneth and Barbara ValinAlice C. Watson ‘90 and Peter WatsonDale and Kim WeitekampBayly Wheeler ‘00Damian M. Wiest ‘94Taylor Wilhour ‘91Lonzell ‘90 and Judy WilsonJoe ‘92 and Jenn ‘92 WylieLingyun Pan and Wen YeZhong Ye and Xiaolu LiMatt Zanon ‘97Linda and Christopher Zillner

Associates ($100+)Abbott Laboratories and Abbott FundAshish and Shalini AgarwalDr. Tunji and Mrs. Omolara AkintiloMs. Maria AlcantarRoberta Joy Anderson ‘94Michael Andrews and Kristina AndrewsAnonymous (31)Rebecca L. Arnal ‘89Tasha Arvanitis ‘11Sanjay and Rajni AsijaRamanan Athmalingam and

Selvi ChandrasekaranAmber Reck Atwater ‘94 and

Brett David AtwaterMaciej ‘97 and Christina Bruley ‘97

BabinskiJoseph and Trish BadalamentiChristine BailBrian Baker ‘05

IMSA FUND DONORS


While we carefully prepare donor lists, we recognize that errors may have occurred. Please accept our apology if your name is not properly represented and contact the Development Office at (630-907-5040) or email [email protected] so that our records can be corrected.


Diana Tung Barnes ‘02 and Jason Barnes ‘01

Lizz Bartos ‘09Batavia Arts CouncilJeanine M. Batterton ‘96Jacqueline BauerEdward Beach ‘90Steven and Susan BeauchemJim Begley ‘90Yan Bezugliy and Svitlana BezuglaArun Kumar Bhalla ‘96 and Jane AndrewK. Sham Bhat ‘97Rishi B. Bhayana ‘04Jean BiggerJoanna ‘90 and Neal BlackSteve Blessing ‘89Ann and Douglas BongenJoseph Bonomo ‘91 and Ellyn StewartMr. and Mrs. Brian BoreckyKent Borecky ‘00Brad Boyer ‘94James BradfordKevin and Laura Brady ‘89Jessica (Yokley) Brand ‘99Oscar Jr and Marinella BravoMichael H. Brody ‘96Dr. Sandra Boyce BroomesMr. Eric R. BrownDr. Sharon Brown-HaynesMark and Fumika BrudnakWill and Jody BuergeyBaudelio Bugarin and

Silvia Ledezma de BugarinSusan Meredith BurtBradley and Stephanie ByrdKendell Byrd ‘13William and Shannon CaliceLouis CamrasCarol and Roy CandlerJohn A. Carrino ‘01Victor ChangDr. Satish Charo ‘93 and

Dr. Kathleen Tung Charo ‘93Dr. Sanjay and Mrs. Poonam ChatrathSridhar and Arathi ChelikaniAnn H. Chen ‘93JianYong Chen and Yan ZhangLee Ming ChenScott and Chausa ChenMr. and Mrs. Tommy ChenWilliam Chen and Hai Hua GongSathish and Sushma ChennuruMr. William Chinetti and

Mrs. Margaret Stokes - ChinettiSeong-Ah Cho ‘08Michele GuidoBob and Eun ChoiKen and Maria ChoiKevin Clair ‘00David and Pamela Clanton

Matthew and Tracy CluffMary A. CollinsTimothy Collins and Shannon PriceMelissa Comenduley ‘90Julie Comerford ‘98John B. and Shari M. ConleyChristine ConnollyElizabeth Lawrence ‘01Michael and Susan CooperJoseph and Joanne CostaNathaniel Covert ‘02 and Kellie CovertBrittanie L. Crain ‘05Steve G. Crutchfield ‘93Sarah K. Curry ‘04John Curtis and Karen Mauldin-CurtisFrederick DamenPeter and Kathleen ‘93 DanakisAnand Dash ‘98Soph Davenberry ‘89Jessica M. David ‘06Donald J. DeballSrinivasa DegalaDean Dieker ‘03Christen Dilly ‘99Nicole Dixon ‘97 and Scott DixonDaihung Do ‘91Mr. Mingchun Dong and Ms. Frances FanJared and Maryann DornMary Frances Frances Dorn ‘05Ms. Ruth DoverChristopher and Cheryl DrakeArek D. Dreyer ‘89 and Heather JagmanKaren DruffelJiwen Duan and Hong LiuBob Ducker and Beverly BunchJessica Durden ‘09Sudhir and Sharmishtha DurejaRasaq and Basirat DurojaiyeSharon E Duval ‘11Robert Dyas and Becky Lindgren-DyasMr. and Mrs. Thomas ElliottDavid and Sheila ElstonShawn and Christen EmbryHeidi ‘95 and Anthony ‘95 EngelJoan M. and James H. EngstromJames Wilcox Ethington ‘99Brian ‘93 and Rita ‘94 EtscheidAlysia S. Evans, Esq ‘91 and

Cory Jay EvansDr. Michael Evans and

Ms. Suzanne GingerDale and Carol EwenAnna Feltes ‘89Paul and Joan FeltovichMr. Barry and Mrs. Gail FinnPaul and Cindy FlynnMr. and Mrs. Bernard FokumWilliam & Kari Foote Family

Charitable Fund

IMSA FUND DONORS

Donors Make a DifferenceAttending IMSA is a gift from the people of Illinois, and an education at IMSA offers far more than conventional honors courses. Our talented faculty members offer IMSA students the opportunity to study with acclaimed scientists, scholars and entrepreneurs. Students explore questions of their own, champion their ideas for product development and make significant leadership contributions. The support the IMSA Fund receives from donors helps us continue this important work. By donating to the IMSA Fund, your gift helps guarantee IMSA’s future for the next generation of STEM talent.

We encourage you to become personally invested by financially supporting the IMSA Fund and we thank you for considering a gift. Simply put, we could not do it without you!

Donate Online Your secure online donation can be made at www.imsa.edu/giving.

Donate by Mail or Phone Mail your donation to IMSA Fund, 1500 Sullivan Road, Aurora, IL 60506 or call us at (630) 907-5040.

Become a Monthly Donor By giving a regular amount each month, your gift adds up to make an even bigger difference.

Make a Pledge A pledge can be paid over time in cash or stocks. Monthly, quarterly and other payment schedules are available.

Memorial and Honor Giving Celebrate the life of a friend or loved one by making a donation to the IMSA Fund in their honor or memory.

Employer Matching Gifts Many companies offer matching gift programs to encourage employees to contribute to charitable organizations. Some provide matching funds to support employee volunteer hours. Most of these programs match contributions dollar for dollar, and some will even double or triple the amount of your gift. To find out if your company has a matching gift program, inquire with your human resources department or search for your company at www.imsa.edu/giving/matching-gifts.

Planned Giving Planned giving is a great way for you to leave a legacy gift to IMSA. We can help you make gifts through a bequest, a trust agreement, life insurance and more. Learn how a donation may fit into your financial, tax or estate goals.

We’d like to make it easy for you to donate in whatever way is most convenient for you.

To make your gift or for additional questions or concerns, please contact the Development Office at (630) 907-5040 or [email protected].

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Allan and Ma Teresa ForbesChad Fornoff and Jane FornoffDan Frakes ‘89 and

Jennifer Henderson-FrakesJohn and Kimberly FreundMr. and Mrs. Richard FreyKi J. GangArturo and Desiree GarciaIsmael Garcia and Ofelia RevelesBenny and Sophy GeorgeMr. Raymond and Helen GibsonYvonne Gibson ‘98Ray Giff and Monica BalcLynn Roth Ginter ‘91 and

Douglas R. GinterJim and Sandy GiordanoDr. Edwin and Ms. Linda GoebelScott and Kimberly GoffinetStan and Maura GonsalvesElliot Gonzalez and Gloria SantiagoDr. Girish and Mrs. Shubhra GovindThomas J. Gower ‘96Kenneth Grant, III ‘97Yuanhong Guan and Qin DongMartha C. GuarinGueorgui and Tatiana GueorguievAlok and Abha GuptaRajeev and Taruna GuptaMr. and Mrs. Vipul GuptaSrinivasa Gutta and Harini MulpuruBill and Lori HahmKiyomi Hamilton ‘00Michael ‘89 and Cathy HancockMarcia Hayes ‘94Matthew J. Hayward ‘96John and Barbara HeckerMr. Michael and Dr. Cecilia HeigesMaureen Stengler Helm ‘98Tom and Ginny HelmMr. Jeff Hempstead and

Dr. Camilla HempsteadSteve and Judy HennenfentCindy and Jim HenricksClaire L. Herdeman ‘07Cathy and Dan HerdemanBob, Margaret, Connor, Molly and

Erin HernandezLarry HerrmanAriel M. Herrmann ‘97William and Denyse HerrmannJamison A. Hill ‘06Tom and Diane HinterlongMr. and Mrs. John J. HoesleyMr. Roger Hohle and Dr. Helen DaneMrs. Victoria E. HollisterJames M. Holmes ‘03John R. Holmstrom ‘06Andrea Hong ‘97

Avery ‘97 and Michael HoppaDave and Marian HopperMatthew G. Horr ‘93 and

Christopher BocciMark and Patricia HouckMr. and Mrs. Henry HowardSaunders Hsu, M.D. ‘89Joe and Lane HudginsMiguel and Aleyda HuertaKevin and Megan HultquistBrian and Makiko ImaiRao and Bindu InampudiDr. Steven T. IsoyeAlbert and Agnes ItoGabriel William Jacobson ‘04Venkatesh and Poornima JakkaTadeusz Jankowski and Reta Kunz-

JankowskiPrasad and Sreelatha JasthiHemanth Jasti ‘05Tony and Sheryl JedlinskiJill Jeffe ‘00Mr. J. Larry JobeCarolyn and Bill JohnsonDavid A. Johnson ‘99Jerome M. JohnsonKim and Ken JohnsonKaren and Michael JonesTess (Kim) Ju ‘98Leslie and Michael JubyTae JungAmanda Kabak ‘92Adam Kalinich ‘12David KalinowskiMeng Kang ‘07Vinesh Kannan ‘15Jeffrey and Sheila KatzC. Grant Keaton ‘05Claire KegeriseEric J. Keller ‘95Michael P. Kelley ‘04Judith KenneyMr. and Mrs. Bernard J. KestelTimergali KhabiboullineJoel and Linda KhanJulie Kiefer Eaman and Frank EamanMr. John and Mrs. Kathleen KienerMs. Angela KiessDr. and Mrs. Duk C. KimFrancis N. Kim ‘95 and Amy ChungHan Y. Kim ‘94 and Aileen KimJennifer L. Kim ‘95 and Benjamin HellwegNicholas Kim ‘03Yanglae Kim and Younjeong ChoiTamora Kimmitt ‘91Toshio Kimura ‘95Brad and Laurie KingMr. and Mrs. Ralph M. King

David ‘95 and Amy ‘95 KinneySandra L. Kirmeyer and

Nathaniel HausfaterKameswar and Suguna KodavatigantiAdam and Trudy KonopkaRachel Kovac ‘05Tatai Krishnan and

Poonam Gupta-KrishnanStuart and Mary KuhnDr. Vijaya Kumar and

Dr. Regina Xavior KumarSammy Kumar and Girija KumarSanoj and Arpana KumarSharad S. Kumar ‘05Patrick Kutz ‘94John and Lisa KwasneskiLauraleigh Anne Lakocy ‘10Sarah L. Lambert ‘03Mr. Michael and Mrs. Carolyn LanganRobert Andrew Larson ‘90Branson and Ann LawrenceGaynold and Juvy LeanoGregor LeckieDennis and Gloria LeeJohn and Grace LeeSangsuk Lee and Myungjoo ParkMr. and Mrs. Thomas LeonardRich and Esther LeveyMin Liang and Shaolin WangAaron Lieber ‘92Steven LindquistPhilip and Reshmi LisitzaDr. Thomas and Mrs. Pamela LiskAriel Liu ‘09Jimmy Liu and Wendy YangJoseph Liu ‘03Kelly and Brad LofgrenGeorge ‘92 and Dawn LongfellowXuesong Lou and Yuqin GuiZheng-Tian Lu and Diyang WuWilliam and Donna LubeckeAlbert Luo and Sherry HuangRobert Luo ‘18Youhua Luo and Can GongDevon A. MadonTariq and Cynthia MalhanceElizabeth Marie Mandel-Bausch ‘98The Margul FamilyElise A. Marifian ‘07Brandan Paul Matthews ‘10Craig and Rhoda MattsonJulie May ‘00Jessica McAlear ‘00John Philip McFerrin ‘98David and Monica McGovernMs. Kathleen T. McHughJim and Diana McNishMr. Patrick McWilliams

Darshan H. Mehta ‘94 and Swati Darshan Mehta

David Meismer ‘06Dr. and Mrs. Sukumaran K. MenonLinda E. MeyerMichuda FamilyShelley Minteer ‘93 and

Robert ChurchwellBrian Mirous ‘96Gokula MishraJohn and Gail MitchellKara L. MolenhouseCamille Moore ‘98Stacey MooreElyse Morgan ‘97Nicholas P. Morley ‘00Nicholas Moryl ‘03George and Wilma MuckomMunjeti FamilyMihai and Liliana MurarusThe SivakumarsMary Jane MyersSiva and Padmavati NamuduriLonn Naudzius and Colleen MoriartyJohn ‘94 and Julie NelsonKarl Nelson and Holly Veverka-NelsonPenny and David NewtonThomas Ngo and Anna TranDalia NillesDr. Christian NøkkentvedRichard Novak and Cheryl CovinoGilbert and Brigitte NtowClair Null ‘97Mr. Terry and Agnes NunnMr. William and Mrs. Donna OberhardtTim and Anju O’ConnorMr. and Mrs. Yaw OfosuKwangil Oh and Soonjoo HyonPaula and Chris KubiliusDon Olympia ‘90Georgianne OmanTricia Cavins Ostroot ‘96 and

Edwin Earl Ostroot IIMaria Pacana ‘99Scott E. Page ‘09 and Hanna PageThomas and Lizamma PalakeelZack Pan and Iris HuangSomie Park ‘15Carolyn M. ParkerTom Parkin and Tibby MurphyJeff and Barb ParnessHemal V. Patel ‘07Ketan Patel ‘90 and Kiran AroraPurushottam Patel and Purvi PatelWilliam Paterson ‘95Mary Bernd PattersonKent and Amy PaulJames and Marlene Pearson


Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Sheila MB GriffinExecutive Vice President Griffin Holdings, Inc.

Dr. Paula Olszewski-KubiliusDirector Center for Talent Development Northwestern University

Dr. Erin W. Roche Ed.D. Principal Prescott Magnet Cluster School

Mr. Eric BrownBiology Teacher Evanston Township HS #202

Dr. Jerome Budzik, Ph.D. Chief Technology Officer Twelvefold Media

Ms. Kathleen ClarkeChief of Network Operations Chicago Carter School Foundation

Dr. Steven T. Isoye, Ed.D. District Superintendent Niles Township HSD 219

Ms. Leslie N. JubySubstitute Teacher Batavia Public Schools

Ms. Carey L. MayerAssociate Dewberry

Dr. Luis NunezConsultant BioTarget and LNK Chemsolutions LLC

Dr. Marsha R. RosnerCharles B. Huggins Professor Ben May Department for Cancer Research University of Chicago Gordon Center

Dr. Herbert Steven SimsBoard Certified Otolaryngologist Director of the Chicago Institute for Voice Care, University of Illinois Chicago

Alfred Tatum, PhDDean of College of Education UIC and Director of UIC


Matthew Pena ‘98 and April Antell PenaRay and Aileen PeregrinoJosé G. PerezRonald and Kathy PetersenAmy Peterson ‘04Cari L. Peterson ‘09Mr. and Mrs. Keith R. PetersonFrederic Petit and Marielle CoquetMichael and Lisa PhillipsJeff and Jenny PhungLane and Joyce PickwellSteven and Deborah PlatonSuneel and Vinitha PodduturiPatrick Sullivan Polk ‘01Robert M. Pollett ‘06Babu and Sudha PrasadDr. Dwan Prude ‘97Ziqiang and Hong QianAndrew Raatjes ‘97 and Erin RaatjesDr. Dennis Rabe and Ms. Karen RubrichPaul and Kristin RabideauDoraisamy and Sharmila RadhakrishnanSundar Raghavan and

Rajalakshmi SundarKenneth RakersKaren Rakers-Dowd ‘94Beth and Tom RasmussenMr. and Mrs. Jayaprakash ReddyPatrick and Deirdre RedingtonThomas Reed and Crystal Momon-ReedStacey Resetar Mowers ‘99 and

Matt Mowers ‘98Sendhil Revuluri ‘90 and Venu Gupta, J.D.Jason Ribando ‘90Mr. Ronald and Mrs. Sandra RichardShailushi Baxi Ritchie ‘94Carmela and Jay JonesDouglas P. Robinson ‘02 and

Crystal RobinsonJason Rock ‘08Jenny Roderick ‘09Timothy Roderick ‘03John and Doral RosauerGrant M. Rotskoff ‘09Adrivit and Sharmistha RoyWilliam P. RussellCourtney Sabol ‘98 and Sabol MichaelKavitha Sagi ‘98Mike and Judi SalkasRenu and Kanwaljit SalujaCarrie and Toby SananErnest and Denise SchirmannBrandon Schlesinger ‘99Martin and Milanka SchrayLarry and Wendy SchuldtPolina A. Segalova, Ph.D. ‘01Mr. Anil and Mrs. Anjna Sethi

Mr. Alexander Shabayev and Ms. Lyudmyla Ignatovych-Shabayev

Brajendra and Meenu SharmaMr. and Mrs. William ShawChandra and Archana ShekaraJian Shen ‘99Bogdan and Olena SheptunovDr. Xiaofa Shi and Mrs. Chunyun LiuXu Shi and Xiang YangJack Shi ‘11Zijiang Shi and Zhen WuDr. Dongil Shin and Mrs. Eunsook ParkEunjoo ShinJill Sison ‘99 and Bob Murching ‘93Mr. James and Mrs. Linda SmedinghoffHyun Jin Song ‘12Sarah Y. Song M.D. ‘96Dr. and Mrs. Danilo B. SorianoRobert and Hilde SouweineSteve and Linda SpencerAlka and Amit SrivastavaPhil Stanton ‘03Joan Elizabeth Steffen ‘10Daniel and Paula SteimelDavid and Angela StolzoffAndrea Stonecipher ‘90 and FamilyJames and Gloria StudnickaMichael Stukel ‘00Lisheng Su and Min MiaoWinston Su and Linfang ZhuMr. and Mrs. Joong SuhTracey Sullivan-CovertMr. Rajesh Sundaran and

Mrs. Rekha RajeshAmi Kasprzak Szechinski ‘91Mike S. Tae ‘93Srinivasa and Usha TalasilaVan T. Tang ‘95James Tao ‘14Dr. Alfred W. TatumJohn R. and Nancy TaylorDr. and Mrs. Rogers TaylorNancy Young Tayui ‘89Nicholas E. Tenczar ‘06Hongyu Teng and Yiqing ChenMr. and Mrs. Art TenhouseRakesh and Falguni ThakkarPrakash Thimmapuram and

Sasidevi BuchupalliBruce and Barb TietzJennifer Tietz ‘97Robert P. Till, Jr. ‘08JaRod ToblerAndrew Torres ‘98Richard Tsai ‘90 and Cecilia TsaiSrinivas Tummarakota and Malini ChavaliDan and Lisa UngerleiderMichael and Maureen Urbanski

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. UrbanskiStephen and Tammy ValentineZenaido Vallejo ‘07Richard and Frances VaughanArmando and Terri VegaTom and Janet VeihmanAjay Verma and Vineeta ChandraAnupam VermaJorge Villegas and Angelica SalazarAnisha Vyas ‘09 and Sonam Vyas ‘12Joy R. Wahlmann ‘92Hong Wan and Derhsiang HsuehJohn WandolowskiLeo K. Wang ‘94 and Irma WangZhibi Wang and Xiaoli JiangJoseph and Rachel WashingtonMichael and Angela WayJennifer (Chapin) Webb ‘94Raymond Wee ‘94 and Ann WeeDavid Wei and Weifeng WangWells Fargo Foundation Educational

Matching Gift ProgramPeter Wentworth-SheildsAnita WhiteDr. Herman B. WhiteTiffany White ‘02Jaime Erin Devereaux Wiley ‘98Terri L. Willard ‘89Sebastion Williams and

Karen Ray WilliamsCharles and Velvet WilsonAlyssa L. Winans ‘08Randall WinansVida WinansArthur Wojtowicz Wit ‘02Nikki Wood ‘90Mark D. Wrzyszczynski ‘92 and

Jennifer WrzyszczynskiCharles and Denise YagerQing Yan and Ping HuangJian Yang and Xiaohui HuangFeiyang Ye ‘09David and Linda YeungJun Yu and Minghao SongJiang Yuan and Shufang HuaYisong Yue ‘01Anthony J. Yunker ‘09Mr. Steve ZantMr. Wei and Mrs. Young ZengAdelaide X. Zhang ‘95 and Eric SzetoRichard Zhang ‘06, Vivian Zhang ‘12,

Jiao Zhang and De YangRichard Zhang and Ling ZhengMarisa Zuskar ‘99

Supporters (Up to $99.99)The Ackerman FamilyAbidemi Adeboje ‘99Adedayo O. Adesokan ‘07

Purusharth Agrawal ‘91Lisa O. Akintilo ‘11Timothy Akintilo ‘15Susan AlbrechtOmar M. AldawudAnne C. Allen ‘90H. George and Meg AndersonJodi Anderson ‘90 and Michael HallMargaret J. Anderson ‘00Tom AndersonAnonymous (18)Dominador and Evelyn ArceDale E. ArentsenSarah E Armand ‘11Michael and Allyn ArmourAlison Arzac ‘01Arthur and Gina AshbrookSalvador Avalos and Maria ZepedaAylesworth FamilyThe Bacani FamilyJames and Sara BachinskiGultekin and Diana BadurDawna Paria Bagherian ‘10Duncan W. Baker ‘10Kandyce BakerKaren Ballinger ‘95David and Jeanine BaranMr. Harold and Nancy BarnesDeneb Bates ‘94Donald and Lorraine BeersPatrick Belton ‘92Jacob E. Bennett ‘01Rachel Benoit ‘92Dr. Harry and Mrs. Deborah BermanStephanie Bernardo ‘10Sanat S. Bhole ‘09Jeffrey and Crista BirtcherRachel Berg Bithell ‘90Dayanandam Bitra & Anantha BitraMr. and Mrs. Leland J. BlainJustin Edward Blanchard ‘02David and Allison BoldridgeWilliam Cliff Boldridge ‘08Bradley and Carol BowkerMolly Breslin ‘98John and Judy BroganKevin BroyMr. and Mrs. William S. BryantElizabeth S. BumbacherCaitlin Elizabeth Bunt ‘09Charles BurkeBrian ‘89 and Michelle Markey ‘90 ButlerBrad and Teea CaldwellBangji CaoCarpentersville Moose Lodge 1958Ms. Carla CarrenoMary P. Carter ‘96Jennifer Lynn Cash ‘90 and Mark CashMatthew G. Castillon ‘09


IMSA Fund for Advancement of Education

BOARD

OFFICERS

President Ross Hemphill, Ph.D.Executive Chair

Vice President Jacob Plummer ’96Governance Chair, Policy Chair

Vice President Glenn Rippie, J.D.Treasurer Michael Suh ’97Finance Chair

Secretary (non-voting)Stephanie Carreno

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Anil Ahuja

Aziz Asphahani

Kevin B. Brookins

Steve Chen ‘96

Steve Collens

Bob Darin

Troy Henikoff

Mana Ionescu

Stephanie Pace Marshall, Ph.D.Founding PresidentPresident Emerita

Jay Porter

Aalap Shah

Sam Yagan ‘95

LIAISONS & EX-OFFICIO DIRECTORS (NON-VOTING)

Hector CorreaParent Advisory Council

Melissa Comenduley ‘90IMSA Alumni Association

Luis NúñezIMSA Board of Trustees

Sheila MB GriffinChairman IMSA Board of Trustees

IMSA LEADERSHIP

Dr. José M. TorresPresident, IMSA

Dr. Jeffrey MargolisVice-PresidentExternal Engagement

Ayse Hacer Cetinkaya ‘11Krystan Chaney and Cheryl ChaneyCecilia J. Chang ‘10Liyan David Chang ‘08Kai Chen and Hong QianYong Chen and Jizhen ZhouNathan Cheng ‘06Patrick and Nancy ChesleyMr. Brian P. ChienMr. and Mrs. Ron ChiuDane H. Christianson ‘11Dong Joon Chung and Moon-woo NamMike and Kathy ClairBrian S. Clay ‘93Mr. Fernando Colin and Mrs. Celia CastilloJocelyn Marie Collins ‘94Paul ConlinRachel Cook ‘01Kevin CooleyMichael B. Cornejo ‘07Mr. Steven Cory and

Mrs. Diane Slavik CoryDr. and Mrs. Steven CraigJulianne Crawford ‘12Brenda Crosby and Jon CunninghamDavid A. Crow ‘04Stacey Ann Cruz ‘00Brian Cudiamat ‘96Mr. and Mrs. Dave DamianiJennifer M. Davis ‘00Robert and Linda DawsonDave and Purva DeVolMolly Wilson ‘02Sharada Dharmasankar ‘10Mr. Jian Zhang and Mrs. Yuxian DingRyan Michael Dinkelman ‘05Jeff and Martha DismerMr. and Mrs. Michael DoLawrence and Jodi DonahueEmma and Brad DonatilleJessica P. Dong ‘08Dr. Peter DongMr. and Mrs. Baburao DoniparthiEd and Marcia DowlingErika DrennanMichael F. Driscoll ‘07James and Sheryl DrosteLaura and Michael DurdenWilliam and Kareen EagletonLuciano Elementi

Dan and Gina EliasGinger Elliott-Teague ‘93Traci D. EllisMr. Eric Engelhard ‘96 and

Mrs. Eva Bach Engelhard ‘96Ms. B. J. Epstein ‘98Pat and Sharon ErvinMr. William and Mrs. Regina EthertonJe’Von and Jillian EvansDr. Lee EysturlidSyed and Nariza FaheemJim L. Faletti ‘94 and Debra FalettiMr. Jim FarrellManuel and Cindy FavelaYan-Lin Feng ‘15Kenneth and Diane FiedlerJason L. Fields ‘93 and Lily FieldsMrs. Margaret M. FinnJohn and Leigh FinneganFirst Baptist ChurchCharles and Ann FischerKevin M. Flannery ‘04Laura T.S. Foote ‘03Jill and Steve FranksJohn E. Froberg ‘07Mr. Arturo and Paula GalvanKatlyn Jie Gao ‘97Paula GarciaRobert and Florence GarnettScott J. Garvin ‘98Mr. and Mrs. James GebisDaniel Geiger ‘08Theresa L. Geiger ‘07Colleen GeihmAnthony Gentile ‘14Matthew Aaron Getz ‘03The Giger FamilyKurt Gimbel ‘93Ravi K. and Sarala D. GogulaEthan Gordon ‘13Jeremy F. Gottlieb, Ph.D. ‘93 and

Kate Lockwood, Ph.D.Mr. Paul and Mrs. Linda GottliebArulanandan Govindaswamy and

Anitha GengusettiWilliam F. Grambley ‘89 and

Michelle GrambleyEsteban Granados and Maria GranadosEdward and Deborah GrayDennis and Patricia Grothaus

Dr. Virgil and Wanita GrunkemeyerRichard and Sheila GundersonThe Gundry FamilyPhilip and Nancy GuoDr. and Mrs. Abhijit GuptaBrinda Gupta ‘12Jitender and Ritu GuptaNamita Gupta ‘07Matthew Hall ‘01 and FamilyHolly L. Hamilton ‘95 and

Anthony HamiltonAnne C. Hanna ‘96 and Raphael Y. RubinWendy Hansen-Smith ‘89 and Ed SmithEric and Jennifer HawkerErin Hawley ‘96 and Evan McRaeSikander HayatMr. Gregory and Mrs. Sophia HeJeffrey and Christina HeidrichClaire Hensley ‘14Ion HenteaHernandez FamilyTaylor Herr ‘14Katrina Herrmann ‘01Wesley Earl Herron ‘11Miranda Herzog ‘12Andrew S. Heuser ‘10James and Mary HillAlexandra Anne Hizel ‘10Eddie Ho and Cally NgMark D. Hoadley ‘03Michael and Michelle HoehnOlena HoffstetterJia Hong and Qing LiuKatherine Lorentzen Hove ‘01Mr. Eric and Ms. Sharon ChenJennifer Hu ‘10Jennifer Huang ‘13Michael Keenan Huffington ‘99Eric Nels Hultgren ‘08Paavo and Julia HusenDominic and Carrie ImburgiaTaylor Imburgia ‘13Areto Imoukhuede ‘95Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy R. JacksonRemington Jackson ‘06Shawon Jackson ‘11Margaret Jacobs ‘93Kraig ‘95 and Sarah JakobsenDasarath and Roshani JayewickremeVivian Jin ‘15

Ben Johnson ‘96Glenn and Louise JohnsonKristina S. Johnson ‘08Morgan Johnson ‘13Roger JohnsonDr. and Mrs. Steven C. JohnsonChristopher Jones ‘02Ryan Jordan ‘11Tejas Joshi ‘13Adam Jung ‘10William and Barbara JungMark KammrathSarah S Kang ‘08Philip and Heather KantzlerSunjay Karan and Kanchan MalaViswa and Sushma KaruturiAmy E. KeckJim and Jean KeeneyAndrew Joseph Keller ‘05Emil Khabiboulline ‘12Elaine C. Khoong ‘03Arnold KimLawrence Hyunjin Kim ‘10Michael Kimmitt ‘94 and Joanna Kimmitt ‘97Dr. Leah A. KindMr. and Mrs. Mark T. KinderAl ‘92 and Kim ‘91 KinsellaWendy Arrington-Kleczewski and

Daniel KleczewskiSteven and Anne KleinmanDr. and Mrs. Robert KnolCatherine Ko ‘07Bhavani KogantyMichael KoltonJakob Josef Kotas ‘05Miles Kovach ‘11Amanda Kracen ‘94Ray and Janice KrouseJaEun Ku and Yoon LeeAnusha Kumar ‘10Dipen Kumar ‘13Nishant Kumar ‘01Kaitlyn N. Kunstman ‘10Mr. and Mrs. Alfred KusoroJieun Kwak ‘03Julie A. LakshmananAlcaeus Lam ‘17Andrew Blake Langan ‘02Meghan ‘02 and Joe ‘02 LanganJames and Amy Laughead

IMSA 30 EVENTS

March 30 30th Anniversary Open House and Ribbon Cutting

March 30 Alumni Awards Event

June 29 IMSA30 and 2018 International Student Science Fair Event at Rich Harvest Farms Super Grove, Illinois

July 29 Reunion Weekend

IMSA FUND DONORS


Aderemi and Olufunke LawalMr. and Mrs. Larry LawsonChristy Lee ‘92Adam J. Leemans ‘09Ryan Leemans ‘14Mr. Lewis and Patricia LehnhardtRaymond Lesnik and Gina LesnikCarol LetnerSamantha Levin Levin ‘12Stephanie L. Lewis ‘02Arthur Li ‘14Dennis Henyee Li ‘02Grace Li ‘13Jack and Brenda LilleyKevin LimElizabeth Lin ‘97Robin Lindemann ‘11Sarah Lisk ‘12Andrea Llenos ‘00Jessamyn R. Lockard ‘10David Lockhart, Jr. ‘90Nicole LoftonDavid F. Lorentzen ‘10Bin LouWen-Ming Louh and Jenny ChangRobert and Sarah LoviskaKevin Lu and Aixin LiLucy Lu ‘01Zouyan Lu ‘02Chelsea Lynn ‘02 and Erin MaieroKatherine Mackenzie ‘03Corinne A. Madsen ‘11Sheela MahalingamWanda Mahoney ‘93James Makuro and Emily WachiraJenna Maloka ‘05Madilyne E. Fogarty ‘01Ruth and Eric MargolisAlfredo and Anne MarrIvar MartinJade Maria Martin ‘10Paul and Michelle MasiniAdriana F. Matos ‘03Peter McAuslan ‘05Tara Melissa McConkey ‘89Kevin McHugh ‘05William Keith McIntoshBrian and Michelle McKayCynthia (Westphal) McKendall ‘92Damon and Terra McParlandDeepak MehtaMary MenchMichelle Annie Meneses ‘02Frank Merritt, Jr. ‘03Dani Messer ‘93Chet and Hilda MeyerLaura MichaelsAgneiszka Michalak

Ms. Erin MickloHannah Miller ‘12Jacob Miller ‘11Mike and Renita MillerZachary C. Miller ‘95Amy C. Minster ‘93 and Brian KalbfleischRosario MiramontezMishelle Mironov ‘18Jessica Mo ‘13Vinod and Manjula ModyHenry and Lisa MoeRobert Morphis and Heidi HietanenStanley MorrisChailee Moss ‘01Ann Catherine Mountz ‘92 and

Chuck MountzWilfredo and Beatriz Mungcal, Jr.Kirti Munjeti ‘13Paul and Kristen MunsenDaniel Murariu ‘99Dr. Kate Murray ‘99 and

Charlie Corrigan ‘99Heena K. Mutha ‘06Barbara K. Myers ‘00 and

Warren A. Wilke, IIIMaung Myint and Thet HtweJohn A. Myrda ‘08Kyle Pierce Naff ‘01Scott and Anne NagroOonni NairEvaldas Nakvosas and Laima NakvosieneBarbara NallSamanthi Narayanan ‘03Gangadhar and Sobha NarlaNiket Nathani ‘02Shibukumar and Sarartsree NattuvettyVinita NavaniJean Catherine Near-Ansari ‘91 and

Naveed Near-AnsariMr. Kerry NguyenAnil Nigam and Reena DattaHenry Njoya and Irene Ndang-NjoyaIan Nodurft ‘11Sydney K. Null ‘03Karl J. Ochmanek ‘10Cai O’Connell ‘11Mr. Stephen and Valerie OgilvieSarah J. O’Leary-DriscollThe O’Reilly FamilyChelsey Ortman ‘06Gary and Cindy OrwigOluwatoyin OshipitanSusan M. OswaldJim J. Pai ‘96Velu and Shanthi PalaniChris S. Palenik ‘95 and

Catherine M. PalenikChristopher and Heather Palmer

Mrs. Namrata PandyaDaniel and Sylvia PapeHansa and Kiran ParekhHyunbin Park ‘13Ashok and Neelima ParuchuriAmit Patel and Vaishali ShahAshokekumar and Bhairavi PatelHemang and Rupal PatelSuresh and Minal PatelJoseph and Deidre PaussLee and Lisa PeacockBoriana PeevLuselena Aime Perez ‘15Gregary Pergrossi ‘12Zachary Pergrossi ‘12Toni PetersenJamie Pflasterer ‘94Joseph Phan ‘05Srinivasa and Rajani PidapartiAndrew Pipathsouk ‘06Alexandra Plattos ‘07Dr. and Mrs. Donald PorzioColin Postlewaite ‘99Anna V. PotterChandra Prakash and Richa NarayanSeth L. Pree ‘09Martin and Leslie PreslarPaul Gregory Pressley ‘01Margaret Slocum Purcell ‘93June Qian ‘14David H. Raileanu ‘04Sudhakar Rajayohan and

Malarvizhi SudhakarAdam Rajski ‘98Ravi Ramakrishnan and Radhika SrinivasanUriel Ramirez ‘13Rich RamseyMr. Narendra and Mrs. Gowri RaoSaieesh Rao ‘13Faiyaz and Yakuta RasheedJoseph Reda ‘14Tavis J. Reed ‘16Alison Nicole Crane Reiheld ‘93Mr. and Mrs. Raymond ReinkeGemilo V. Resaba, Jr. ‘00Kristin and George ReyesMegan Reynolds ‘98Monica Reynolds ‘04Tony and Angela RichardsonAlex and Leticia RiveraAshley Ro ‘11Mr. Daniel Puraleski and

Mrs. Jennifer Roberts-PuraleskMr. and Mrs. David RockMatthew ‘00, Timothy, ‘03 &

Jennifer ‘09 RoderickMariela Rodriguez ‘12Paul and Susan Rodriguez

Frank and Elisabeth RogersNancy and Joshua RolockJeremiah and Rose RomeroRobert and Phuong RosellRoberta and Don RosenbergNoah Rosenberg ‘93 and Donna ZulmanIsolina R. Rossi ‘10Nicholas B. Rossi ‘04 and

Brittney Andres-Rossi ‘04Mitch Roth, Wilma VanScyoc and

Nate Roth ‘06Robert D. Roth ‘95 and Ailun Chung RothErica Ruddy Hogan ‘01Michelle Rudolph ‘10Chuck ‘93 and Lisa SalettaMr. and Ms. Venkateswarlu SamaEarl W. Saverson ‘09Sajishnu Savya ‘14Deb ScaranoDavid H. SchaeferElizabeth Schaefer ‘97Kevin ‘02 and Erin ‘02 SchleeChristian and Paula SchmidlingBrooke SchmidtHannah E. Schmitt ‘10Lindsey Schobert ‘09Abigail A. Scott ‘94Sarah Scott ‘97Christopher M. Sedlack ‘92John Seo ‘07Sudhakar Seshiah and

Kavitha ParthasarathiVictor SeverClark and Traci ShaferAmer and Deborah ShahMehal Shah ‘11Abhinav Sharma ‘18Atul and Meera SharmaJohn and Alice ShepardBo Shi ‘08Xiaocai Shi and Xiaoping ZhuXiaoli ShiEric Joon Shinn ‘10Satrughan and Smriti ShresthaSi Si ‘11Max Silvestre ‘06Eric and Kim SimmonsRahul Singhal ‘94Ben ‘93 and Kelly SironEmily SitesCarlene and David SmithCliff ‘92 and Jen SodergrenJennifer M. Soriano ‘93John ‘99 and Lia SosaLynn Sosa-Bergeron ‘94Leigh Spencer ‘98Edward and Rose SpinelliPriya Srikanth ‘04


IMSA Fund Development

Office

Barbara A. GrahamExecutive Director,

Development

Stephanie Carreno Data and Constituent

Services Manager

Susan AlbrechtIMSA Fund

Accounting Specialist


Gifts were received in Honor of:

Jared Wadsworth ‘96 and M. Rose Barlow ‘96Arun K. BhallaClaire KegeriseJulie Kiefer EamanCarrie Sanan

Kevin Joe Chen ‘16Yong Chen

Divya Jasthi ‘16Prasad Jasthi

Carolyn and Bill JohnsonCatherine C. Veal

Nancy KnightDeke AbbottMr. John D’Arcy, Jr.Dr. Floyd A. DavisMr. Barry and Mrs. Gail FinnWilliam & Kari Foote Family

Charitable FundMr. and Mrs. Richard FreyBarbara A. GrahamMr. and Mrs. Frank W. GordonMr. and Mrs. Hudson T. HarrisonSarah and Win HindleJerome M. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Thomas G. KnightDaniel J. McCartyJim and Diana McNishLee and Katherine MarinaccioWilliam P. RussellMr. and Mrs. Robert D. Stillman

AnonymousCatherine C. Veal

Branson and Ann LawrenceCatherine C. Veal

Jeff ‘00 and Lacey ‘01 (Langguth) MargolisAnonymous

Eric Margolis

Dr. Stephanie Pace MarshallJames D. Pearson

Britta and Steven McKennaCatherine C. Veal

Paul and Judy MilanoJeffrey Margolis

Beth and Alan RileyWalker Filbert

Dale A. Riley ‘02Walker Filbert

Emmalyn Riley ‘05 and Zaki SheikhWalker Filbert

Tuen SithichokeDev Rattan

Cathy VealAbidemi AdebojeAnne C. AllenRita K. EtscheidAlysia S. EvansDan FrakesEdwin GoebelDavid S. JoergElizabeth C. KinsellaDoug A. Pratt

Arth K Srivastava ‘06Ray ‘93 and Jane StadtSlawomir StawiarskiDavid M. Stears ‘00Joe and Sherri StrullmyerSongjie Su and Stella Gang LingJerome and Francine SullivanRamona SullivanStephanie Sullivan ‘03Yuchen D. Sun ‘09Thyagaraja Suriyanarayanan and

Vaidyanathan VijayaAnthony Swanagan and Laurie FlowersMr. and Mrs. James SwearingenMary Kate Tadie ‘12Michael Teng ‘11Bill and Connie TerryColette ThomasLisa C. Thompson ‘07

Matt A. Tomaszewski ‘00Amanda Jean Townsend ‘04Jennifer LeClair Townsend ‘06Mr. Dennis TsaiDenny Tu ‘00Anthony TuckerRuhiyyeh R. Turner ‘09Vaibhav Upadhyay ‘03Thomas Vacha and Jill ColbyAswin Van den Berg and Viorica MarianLaurie Van HulleDrew Van Pelt ‘98Veera Venugopal FamilyBrennan Wakey ‘14David Alan Walker ‘00Vanessa H. Wallace ‘00Ms. Dawn M. WallerMark and Sari WancketBo Wang

Cindy Wang ‘06Huijun Wang and Fan ZhangJeffrey H. Wang, M.D. ‘96Mary T. Wang ‘08Ryan Yuan Wang ‘08Ms. Yinshun WangZhenyong Wang and Xiaozhu PanKishore Wary and Geeta ThakkerJanice and Rick WatsonStacy J. Watts ‘96Sarah Weitekamp ‘11Dr. Shaokai Wen and Ms. Rui ZhangWendy Gibbons and Dan WennyAndrew George Wentzel ‘12Ms. Lisa WentzelBrendan Wesp ‘11David and Susan WestDonovan and Mika WeylandKatherine Wiegman ‘91 and Eric Rapp

Ellen Weiss Wiewel ‘97 and David Ian Sacks

Jonathan Wilson ‘96Adrienne Winans ‘99Erik WirjanIrina Wirjan ‘15Kaitana ‘08 and Jerard WoodsLori Brinkmann Worledge ‘90Mr. and Mrs. Gregg WorrellDr. Shaojie Wu and Dr. Shangping RenXuanhong Wu and Yanping ShenYawen Wu and Tianying JiangKeith WulffraatCarmen (Gerdes) Wyckoff ‘96Weisong Xu and Hua WangMunan Xue ‘04Xiaodong Xun and Xiaolei ZhuAnanya Yammanuru ‘18Rama and Sri Yammanuru

Weiran Yan ‘02Kevin Yang ‘02Mr. Fred YankowskiBen Yates ‘14Andrew Ye ‘17Ying (Amy) Ye ‘05Mr. and Mrs. Bhanoji R. YedavalliCharles and Esther YoonKristine Yoon ‘14Valerie A. Young ‘08Michelle Yu ‘07Brian Yue and Jing WangGuofei Zhou and Haifei WangMin Zhu and Yuan LuMr. and Mrs. William ZimmerDavid and Jill Zine

Tributes and MemorialsTributes are designed for a variety of uses at IMSA, yet they all have a shared purpose—to memorialize or honor a family member, friend, colleague or group.

Honoree name in italics

Gifts were received in Loving Memory of:

Chuck AaronDavid L. Kung

Jose G. FernandezRhodelia Fernandez

Kenneth GuestPatrick McWilliams

Daniel HammanSandra S. Hamman

Bernard C. HollisterVictoria E. Hollister

Julie Y. Namkung Memorial FundSunny Namkung

Eric G. McLarenEdwin GoebelRoger HohleElise A. MarifianMatt A. UntermanDaniel G. Wenny

Thomas W. MerrittAnonymous

Brian QuinbyEdwin GoebelJeremy F. Gottlieb

Douglas A. Heintz

Paul SchneiderJames D. Pearson

Kathleen A. SeverGerald L. AshlockBradley BowkerWilliam S. BryantElizabeth S. BumbacherCarpentersville Moose Lodge 1958William EagletonFirst Baptist ChurchCharles J. FischerRobert G. GarnettEdward C. GrayStacey MooreAnna V. PotterBill E. TerryCharles R. Wilson

Scott SwansonMichele L. Jonsson Funk

Mary Van VerstKevin Yang

Scott D. ZagerAdam E. Tenhouse

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