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The 2006 Annual Report

The Association of Fraternity Advisors Foundation

The Association of Fraternity Advisors Foundation is honored to recognize your generosity and spirit with our Annual Report. We want you to know just how much of a difference your support makes to the professionals and volunteers who shape the lives of fraternity and sorority members every day. It is our way of letting you share in all of the “thank you’s” we have received this past year - and one way for us to say thank you ourselves. Humbly yours,

Thomas B. Jelke, Ph.D. Chairman, Association of Fraternity Advisors Foundation

Association of Fraternity Advisors Foundation

2006 Annual Report

Letter

from the

Chairman

Mission of the AFA Foundation

To secure, invest and distribute the necessary resources

to support the educational objectives of the

Association of Fraternity Advisors.

Dear Friends and Colleagues, Not too long ago, I was sitting at the airport waiting to fly home from the 2006 Annual Meeting, when a graduate student strode up to me, shook my hand, and thanked me for allowing her to make it to New Orleans. She was a recipient of one of the many scholarships the Association of Fraternity Advisors Foundation is proud to provide, and the sincerity of her gratitude moved me. It helped me fully appreciate the human factor in giving to the Foundation. It also made me a little ashamed that I was the one accepting her act of thanks, when it should have been you on the receiving end. I wanted to share that graduate student’s ‘thank you’ – and hundreds of others we received this past year – with all of you. As donors to the Foundation, it is you that deserve all the credit and thanks. Because of you, the Foundation has exceeded $250,000 in assets for the first time, allowing us to provide more scholarships, grants, and professional development opportunities for our colleagues. Your generosity through contributions to the Silent Auction, the “30 for 30” campaign, the annual fund, the “Because You Believe” stickers, and to the general fund have allowed us to touch more people than ever before. New initiatives like the Amicus Sequentes Circle, our planned giving society, have also been well received and will allow us to ensure the Foundation’s strong and healthy future.


2006 Annual Report

Quick

Foundation

Facts

In the course of the past year, your generous gifts to the

AFA Foundation have touched the lives of more than

1,300 AFA members as well as countless undergraduates.

∆ 800 AFA Annual Meeting Opening Session participants

∆ 506 AFA members received the 2006 National Hazing

Prevention Week resource kit

∆ 52 Graduate Training Track Program participants

∆ 20 AFA Annual Meeting Scholarships

∆ 3 ACPA Mid-Level Manager Institute Scholarships

∆ 1 participant in the 2006 Interfraternity Institute


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Year

In

Review

Silent Auction

30 for 30

Scholarships

Grants

During the 2006 AFA Annual Meeting in New Orleans, the 12th Annual AFA Foundation Silent Auction was held with another year of success. The 2006 Silent Auction raised nearly $25,000 for the AFA Foundation with the auctioning of over 150 items donated by 89 members.

The AFA Foundation “30 for 30” Campaign was a huge success in raising funds for both the AFA Foundation as well as Habitat for Humanity of New Orleans. The campaign raised a total of $5,485.00 which includes 133 individual donors and a $1,500 challenge donation by Capstone, Inc.

The AFA Foundation awarded 20 scholarships to members of the Association to attend the AFA Annual Meeting in New Orleans. This is a total of $4,860.00 awarded directly to AFA members by the Foundation.

The Grants Committee considers all grant applications and distributes award money based on the application request. In 2006, over $16,000 was awarded in grants to fund the Graduate Training Track, the AFA Annual Meeting Opening Session, the National Hazing Prevention Week materials, and the First 90 Days Program.


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Lifetime

Giving 2006 Recognition

Giving Levels To recognize the generous contributors who help to promote the profession of fraternity/sorority advising, the Association of Fraternity Advisors Foundation

established the following lifetime giving levels. The men, women, inter/national organizations and AFA Associate Members listed below were recognized during the

2006 Annual Meeting for their cumulative gifts received prior to the Annual Meeting.

Leadership Circle

$1,000 - $2,499

Dan Bureau Ginny Carroll Mark Koepsell Kyle Pendleton Mary Peterson Barbie Tootle Rebecca Wald Stoker Linda Wardhammar Eve Woods Riley Gayle Webb Michael Wiseman Delta Gamma Fraternity Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity Hilton National Sales

Williamsburg Society

$5,000 - $9,999

None presented in 2006

John Mohr Society

$2,500 - $4,999

Beth Saul Sigma Chi Fraternity Sigma Sigma Sigma

Linda Wardhammar and Kyle Pendleton receive their donor bricks

during the 2006 AFA Annual Meeting Foundation Luncheon.

Gamma Sigma Alpha Academic Honor society Rho Lambda National

Honorary Tufts University

Southern Methodist Univ.

Thomas Jelke, Ph.D. David Stollman Beta Theta Pi

Delta Zeta Foundation Delta Delta Delta

University of Miami

Emory University Executive Directors Assoc. Farmhouse Foundation Florida Institute of Technology George Mason University Hilton National Sales Kansas State University Kappa Alpha Order Kappa Kappa Gamma Foundation Lambda Chi Alpha Louisiana State University Marquette University Massachusetts Institute of Technology Ness & Co. LLP Northeast Interfraternity Conf. Penn State University Phi Gamma Delta Foundation


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Lifetime

Giving

Societies

Williamsburg Society

$5,000 - $9,999

Giving Levels The following men, women, inter/national organizations and corporations are current members of the AFA Foundation Lifetime Giving Societies as of December 31, 2006.

Leadership Circle

$1,000 - $2,499

John Mohr Society

$2,500 - $4,999

Delta Zeta Gamma Phi Beta

Phi Kappa Tau Foundation Sigma Alpha Epsilon

Foundation Sigma Chi

Sigma Phi Epsilon Sigma Sigma Sigma

Zeta Tau Alpha Foundation Bryant University

Capstone Development Corp. Drexel University

Illinois State University Miami University

MJ Insurance North Carolina State Univ. Northern Illinois University Northwest Missouri State

Ohio University University of Florida University of Illinois

University of the Pacific West Chester University

William Woods University

Ron Binder, Ph.D. Jacqueline Isaacson

Mike McRee Beth Saul Amy Vojta

Carolyn Whittier, Ph.D. Delta Sigma Phi Delta Upsilon

Victor Felts Melissa Flanagan Richard Funk Patricia Goodfriend Sonia ImMasche William Jenkins Mark P. Koepsell Sue Kraft Fussell Judith Preston Eve Riley

Lawrence Mansfield Daniel Maxwell Kim Padulo Kyle A. Pendleton Mary Peterson Stephen M. Rupprecht Teresa Shaffer Steven Sikorski Gregory Singleton Darald Stubbs T.J. Sullivan Todd C. Sullivan Shelley Sutherland Barbie Tootle Charles J. Trabold Rebecca Wald Stoker Richard Walker Linda Wardhammar Charles W. Warner

Gayle Webb Susan West David L. Westol Shane Windmeyer Michael Wiseman Alpha Chi Omega Foundation Alpha Delta Pi Foundation Alpha Gamma Delta Association of Greek Letter Organizations Birmingham Southern University CAMPUSPEAK Central Missouri State University Chi Omega Colorado State University Dartmouth College Delta Gamma Delta Tau Delta East Stroudsburg University

Phi Kappa Psi Phi Mu Foundation Pi Beta Phi Pittsburg State University Purdue University Rockhurst University Shepherd College Sigma Chi Foundation Tau Kappa Epsilon The College of New Jersey Thomas B. Jelke Foundation University of Colorado Univ. of Missouri - Rolla University of Oregon University of Puget Sound University of Vermont Univ. of Wisconsin - Madison Vanderbilt University Wright State University

Rosalind V. Alderman Anne Arseneau Rick Barnes Daniel Bureau Ginny Carroll Angela Carver Cari Cook Bethany Deines Robert Dudolski Michael Farley


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2006

Annual

Donors

Believer's Club - $1,000.00 + Beta Theta Pi Ron Binder Birmingham Southern University Capstone Development Corporation Central Missouri State University Delta Delta Delta Delta Sigma Phi Emory University George Mason University Illinois State University Thomas B. Jelke, Ph.D. North Carolina State University Pittsburg State University Rho Lambda National Honorary Sigma Phi Epsilon Sigma Sigma Sigma Southern Methodist University David Stollman Thomas B. Jelke Foundation University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign University of Wisconsin, Madison William Woods University Zeta Tau Alpha Foundation

Advisor’s Club - $500.00 + Rosalind V. Alderman Alpha Chi Rho Foundation Rick Barnes Delta Gamma Jacqueline Isaacson Kappa Alpha Order Danny Kelley Randy McMullin Kyle A. Pendleton Richard Peralta Pi Beta Phi Purdue University Interfraternity Council Region I Sigma Alpha Epsilon Foundation Sigma Chi T.J. Sullivan Tau Kappa Epsilon UNC Student Activities Fund Office University of Hartford Carolyn Whittier, Ph.D. Wittenberg University

Annual Giving The Believer’s Club and the Advisors Club recognize annual unrestricted gifts to the

Foundation during the calendar year. (January 1 - December 31)

The Association of Fraternity Advisors Foundation, incorporated in 1992, was founded with the

following as its purpose:

- To enhance the mission, understanding and techniques of advising college fraternity groups.

- To support educational and instructional portions of inter-Greek and Greek-related organizations.

- To provide funding in support of scholarships and fellowships.

- To do anything incidental to or in furtherance of the foregoing.


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2006

Annual

Donors

1976 Society The "1976 Society" recognizes annual unrestricted gifts of $200 or more to the

Foundation during the calendar year. (January 1 - December 31)

Bart H. Andrus Jason Anhorn Anne Arseneau Ada Badgley Mark A. Bauer Vic Boschini Jonathan Brant Shelly Brown Dobek Bryant University Amanda S. Bureau Daniel Bureau Ginny Carroll Chi Omega Cari Cook Bethany Deines Robert Dudolski Allison Foster Matt Glowacki

Patricia Goodfriend Marian Gough Bridget Guernsey Riordan Angela Guillory Grahaeme Hesp Glenn Hohn Sonia ImMasche Stacy Jones Kyle F. Jordan Kappa Delta Rho Foundation Kelly Jo Karnes Melissa Komasz Sue Kraft Fussell Susan LeGalley Loyola Marymount University Gregory Mason Christine McGill Mike McRee Miami University Kara Miller Kimberlee Monteaux William R. Nelson Ness & Co. LLP Karyn Nishimura Sneath

Old Dominion University Mary Peterson Phi Gamma Delta Foundation Phi Kappa Sigma Phi Mu Phi Mu Foundation Jason Pierce LuAnn Riegl Beth Saul Sigma Kappa Darald Stubbs Todd C. Sullivan Shelley Sutherland Brian Tenclinger Gregory Tipps Univ. of North Carolina - Chapel Hill Valparaiso University Vantine Imaging, LLC Amy Vojta Rebecca Wald Stoker Linda Wardhammar Charles W. Warner Susan West Shane Windmeyer

Sustaining Donor - $100.00 + David Adams Alpha Epsilon Pi Foundation Alpha Phi Foundation Alpha Sigma Phi Foundation, Inc. Travis T. Apgar Diane Blackwelder Jeremy Blanchette Kenneth L. Clinton Linda Collier Buck Cooke Mitchell Crane Delta Upsilon Patty Disque Ashley Dye Melissa Flanagan Marlene Gilpin Glenn Gnirrep Shannon Greybar Milliken Michelle Guobadia HRH/Kirklin & Co., LLC Drew Hunter Michelle Janisz Jennifer Jones-Hall


2006 Annual Report

2006

Annual

Donors

Donor - $1.00 - $99.00 Olivia Acosta Kathryn Adams Riester Anonymous 109 Gregory Austin Corey Bailey Jamaal Bailey Nicole Baker Blake Balajadia Gary Ballinger James P. Barber Nicole Barrett Janna Basler Rhen Bass Laura Bauer Curtis Baylor Dana Ruth Becker Stephen B. Becker Carlton Bennett Tara Benson Jason Bergeron Andrew S. Bergman Jessica Berner Valerie Black Angela Bong Scott Bova William Brennan Kris Bridges Joan Brown Martha Brown Lana Bulger Chrysalis Buller Joni Burke

Kansas State University Ned Kirklin Mark P. Koepsell Nathan Leopard Jayme T. Little Dino Martinez Tracy Maxwell John Mountz Kari Murphy Pi Kappa Alpha Foundation Elizabeth Quick Rusty Richardson Eve Riley Roanoke College Joel Rudy Stephen M. Rupprecht Alexander Seltzer Teresa Shaffer Edwin Shelp, Jr. Hamilton F. Smith Allison St. Germain Cindy Stellhorn TKE Educational Foundation Barbie Tootle Charles J. Trabold Maggie Watkins Gayle Webb Ryan Williams Gary Wiser Mandy L. Womack Angela Zemke

Julie Burkhard David G. Butler Cara Dawn Byford Mari Ann Callais Dennis Camacho Thatine Camargo Katherine Carnell Marsha Carrasco Cooper Tom L. Carroll Douglas Case Michelle Castro Samuel Centellas Scotty Chapanian Benjamin Ciesinski Aaron Clevenger Sally Cobb Colleen Coffey Heather Cohen Angelo Colon Joseph Comeau Beth A. Conder Randi Congleton Anita Cory Courage Communications Philip D. Covington Brandon Cutler Emilee Danielson John Davenport Jenifer Doane Gina Dowell Thad M. Doyle Becky J. Druetzler


2006 Annual Report

2006

Annual

Donors

Donor - continued

Charles Eberly Lauren Elliott Michelle Espino Genevieve Evans Taylor Beverly Farmer Todd Farmer Patricia A. Fechter Victor Felts William Foltz Marilyn Fordham Kurtis A. Foriska Richard Funk Kristin Garcia Andrea Gaspardino Jessica Gendron Natalie Giantsos Kathleen Gillan J. Elizabeth Gittons Julie B. Gleason Joel Goldman Joshua Goldman Matthew Goodwin David Grady John Green Hayden Greene Willard C. Hall

Corrine Hammock Andrea Handzus Regan Hansen Thomas Hansen Jody A. Hare Angela Harper-Pedersen James Harrison Lori Hart Ebert Mark Hartley Steven Hartman Dean Harwood Tyler Havens Michael Hayes Kathi Heatherly Debbie Heida Joy Helsel Joseph Heyward Carolyn Hill Judson A. Horras Michele Howard M. Carolyn Hunter Sara Jahansouz Rebecca Jamrozik Christopher Jefferson Cara Ann Jenkins Sonja Jensen Megan Johnson Jennifer Jones Bradley Joutras

Kim Karnitz Reneé Kashawlic Dana Katz Jamison Keller Eli Ker Angela King Kassie Kissinger Katie Klimas Kevin Kolman Andrew Kowal Stacy Kraus Melissa Krueger Alissa Krutoff Danielle Kuglin Lambda Chi Alpha Julie T. Lassalle Jennifer Lee Jennifer A. Leung Jennifer Levering Stephanie A. Lipscomb Katherine Lloyd James Louk Ray Lutzky Cara Luyster Elizabeth MacDonald Erin Macdonald Peck Heather Magalski Peggy Major Robert Marias Georgianna Martin Harry Maurice Sara Mayer Johnathan Mayo Tanya McGinn Paolo Richard McKaig Cheyenne L. McPherson Erin Michaelis

Jodi Middleton George Miller Lynne A. Miller Pam Mirabelli Monica Miranda Smalls John Mohr Lauren E. Moran Charles Moses Larry Moses Sara Nash sica Neumann Nellie Nevarez Eric Norman JesAnilsa Nunez Andrea Obrochta Cynthia Olvera Kelly Opipari Lauren Paitson Margaret Pape Stephen Pappajohn William J. Paris Terence Parker Edward Pease Erin M. Peck Kathleen Peoples Rueben Perez Phi Kappa Tau Lorin M. Phillips Veronica Rangel Rodriguez Roy Rasheed Anna Ratliff Teena Reasoner Katherine Reed Shelley C. Reynolds Caitlin Roberts Julia Roberts Andrew Robison

April Robles Richard Robles Whitney Romanowski Alysia Rourke Karen Rubican Sabrina Marie Ryan Elizabeth Sarneso Elizabeth Schafer Wesley Schaub Kaye Schendel Linda Schnetzer Elizabeth B. Searcy Mary Beth Seiler Lindsay Sell Natalie D. Shaak Andrew A. Shafer Amber D. Sibley Steven Sikorski Christopher Silva Gregory Singleton Kirsten Siron Young Jeremy D. Slivinski Jessica M. Smestad Amanda Smith Carrie Smith Cressie Smith Michelle Snyder Ardern Catherine Sohor Melinda Sopher Emily Stander Jessie Stapleton Beth Stathos Michael Steele Morris Stephens Sally Stetler Eileen Stevens Erin Strine

Tracy Stuck Stanley Sweeney Allison Swick-Duttine Mendy Tarwater Kim Taylor Bobby Thompson Kristin M. Torrey Teniell Trolian Lora Tuley Kimberly Turner Parice Tyler Bowser Inez B. Vanable Stevan Veldkamp Lisa Wallace Carol Warren Patricia Watkins Ryan Weiers Jessica L. Wickiewicz Timothy S. Wilkinson John Winnett Daisy Wood Woody Woodcock Jessica Wrann Bonnie R. Wunsch Tyler Young


2006 Annual Report

Planned

Gift

Society

In 2006, the Association of Fraternity Advisors celebrated thirty years of service to higher education and the fraternal movement. The reason the AFA was established remains vital today - hat is to enhance its members’ ability to create fraternity and sorority experiences that positively affect students, host institutions and communities. During this historic 30th anniversary year, the Foundation is announcing the establishment of a planned giving program and will be campaigning for charter members of its new planned giving recognition society. This dedicated group will be known as the Amicus Sequentes Circle, or “friends to those that follow” in the Association of Fraternity Advisors.

If you have included the Association of Fraternity Advisors Foundation in your will or estate plan and have not notified the Foundation, please do so, and you will be recognized as a member of the Amicus Sequentes Circle. Members of The Circle will be listed in future annual reports or, if you wish, you may request anonymity. This is an opportunity to make a statement about our personal values… the satisfaction of perpetuating an important cause for future generations… the increased financial ability we now have to arrange generous planned gifts during and beyond our lifetime. These are all reasons why we make charitable gifts in our estate plans. The Foundation’s Board members and staff welcome your inquiries and will assist you in becoming a Charter Member of the new Amicus Sequentes Circle!

What is the Amicus Sequentes Circle?

The Amicus Sequentes Circle honors those who leave a legacy

for the future of the Association of Fraternity Advisors

through specific gifts or bequests to the

Association of Fraternity Advisors Foundation.


2006 Annual Report

Scholarship

and Grant

Recipients

2006 Grants Awarded by the

AFA Foundation

$5,000.00 - Annual Meeting General Session Grant

$3,500.00 - Graduate Training Track Grant

$2,200.00 - 2007 National Hazing Prevention Week Grant

$2,025.00 - First 90 Days Program Grant

$3,492.50 was awarded to Habitat for Humanity, New

Orleans through the “$30 for 30” campaign

Grants Total = 16,217.50

2006 AFA Annual Meeting Scholarship Recipients

Total = $4,860.00

Jennifer Jones-Hall Scholarships for Graduate Members Brandon Baker, Pratt Institute

Lindsay Birtcil, University of San Diego Dan Bureau, Indiana University

Alexandria Quinonez, Eastern Illinois University Pete Sasso, University of Rochester

Dr. Ron Binder Scholarships for Professional Members M.L. Gough, Millsaps College

Megan Ruble, Gustavus Adolphus College Jessica Wickiewicz, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

Gamma Sigma Alpha Scholarships for Professional Members Lisa Bovino, Union College

Andrew Hohn, University of Missouri Emily Perlow, Worcester Polytechnic Institute

Greek 101 Scholarships for Professional Members Jason Bergeron, Michigan Technological University

Darren Pierre, University of San Francisco

MJ Insurance Scholarships for Professional or Graduate Members Cori Hammock, University of Washington Kyle Jordan, University of North Carolina

Kirsten Leih, Iowa State University Julia Roberts, Grand Valley State University Kirsten Siron Young, Jacksonville University

Kirkland Productions Scholarship for Professional or Graduate Member Amanda Rodriguez, Colorado State University

Margaret Anne MacDonald Bundy Memorial Scholarship

(sponsored by Alpha Delta Pi) for Professional or Affiliate Member Fernando Sanchez, Nu Alpha Kappa

A complete financial statement is available by e-mailing

[email protected]


2006 Annual Report

Board

of

Directors

Chair

Thomas B. Jelke, Ph.D. t.jelke solutions

Vice Chair of Development

Mike McRee LeaderShape, Inc.

Secretary

Melissa T. Flanagan University of Dayton

Treasurer

Steven D. Sikorski Sigma Alpha Epsilon

Past Chair

Bethany A. Deines Sigma Sigma Sigma

Board of Directors

Jonathan Brant - Beta Theta Pi Foundation Pat Goodfriend - Herff Jones, Inc.

Michelle Guobadia - George Mason University Jackie Isaacson - The Laurus Group

Michelle Janisz - Illinois State University John Mountz - North Carolina State University

Kyle Pendleton, 2007 AFA President Beth Stathos - University of Oklahoma David Stollman - CAMPUSPEAK, Inc. Brian Tenclinger - Triangle Fraternity

Carolyn E. Whittier, Ph.D. - Virginia Commonwealth University

Ex-Officio Members

Jay Anhorn, 2008 AFA President Bill Paris, AFA Foundation Executive Director Linda A. Wardhammar, AFA Executive Director

2007 AFA Foundation Officers and Board of Directors


2006 Annual Report

Make

A

Donation

To make a donation to the AFA Foundation, you may: • Go on-line to www.fraternityadvisors.org • Mail your donation to: 9640 North Augusta Drive Suite 433 Indianapolis, IN 46032 • Call 678-654-6207

Make A Donation

in 2007

Why Should You Support the AFA Foundation?

Because we believe fraternity/sorority professionals and volunteers are valuable in higher education and are essential to the interfraternal movement, the mission of the Association of

Fraternity Advisors Foundation is to obtain and provide ongoing financial support and resources in an effort to aid the

Association of Fraternity Advisors in the fulfillment of its educational objectives.

We hope that you will join us in fulfilling this mission in 2007!

Frequently Asked Questions about the AFA Foundation?

What is my current lifetime giving?

Contact Beverly at [email protected]

How do I join the Amicus Sequentes Circle?

Contact Jonathan Brant at [email protected]

How Do I Apply for a Grant?

Follow the guidelines set forth in the Grants Policy found at www.fraternityadvisors.org

How Do I Get Involved with the AFA Foundation? Contact Brian Tenclinger at [email protected]

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