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ANNUAL GIVING REPORT2017 – 18

ENGAGE

Dear Alumni & Friends,

What a blessing it is to serve as chair of the UNA Foundation Board of Directors, especially during the year we completed our fi rst offi cial comprehensive campaign. It is due to the generosity of donors like you that we not only reached our campaign goal, but exceeded it, in less time than predicted. Every single gift is important, regardless of the amount. On behalf of our board members, I want to sincerely thank each of you for your support of the University of North Alabama. Raising $36.7 million is a feat of which we are very thankful.

The Board of Directors places a priority on the stewardship of your funds. We have an investment committee made up of several active and retired fi nancial professionals and a very experienced fi nancial team in the Offi ce

of Advancement. They, along with our investment/management fi rm, all work together to provide expertise and transparency in how our funds are invested and spent. Our goal is the same – to raise money to assist the University of North Alabama in reaching its full potential in leading it to be the best choice a high school student can make to begin their college career.

Our work is not done. We will continue to reach all those who care about UNA’s success, and will ask for your continued support. Together, we can reach levels of excellence not previously imagined.

Thank you again for your support this past year.

Roar Lions!

Harry Smith ‘64Chair, UNA Foundation

Board of Directors

M E S S A G E S1 Harry Smith ’642 A Note From the President2 Vice President ’s Report

S T U D E N T S P OT L I G H T4 Dustin Lee Phill ips8 Marianna Valentina Sayago

10 Victoria Moore12 Brooke Lyles14 Hannah Kent

H O N O R R O L L O F D O N O R S16 Lifetime Cumulative Giving16 2017-18 Giving Levels 19 Courtview Society

E N D O W M E N T S20 Endowed Funds

ENGAGEANNUAL GIVING REPORT

2017 – 18

1 2017 - 18 Annual Giving Report

FOUNDATION BOARD’SM E S S A G E

2 University of North Alabama 3 2017 - 18 Annual Giving Report

VICE PRESIDENT’S REPORT

Dear UNA Family,

Thank you! Thank you for your donations and your support of the University of North Alabama. UNA concluded the campaign it began in the fall of 2013 with a special announcement made this past spring – the goal was exceeded by raising over $36 million. This effort was reached in only fi ve and a half years, less time than we had planned, thanks to those who were willing to provide funds toward enhancing our University. Those funds came in the form of student scholarships, endowments, faculty support, research and capital improvements, as well as other areas. The entire campaign resulted in 7,498 individuals donating.

Particular projects benefi tting from the campaign included Laura M. Harrison Hall, the new nursing facility, scheduled for completion within the next two years. This gift was made possible by Laura and Don Harrison of Cincinnati, Ohio. Laura was a 1955 graduate. Her death this year was one of the University’s most heartbreaking losses. It will house the Anderson College of Nursing and Health Professions. We also experienced the naming of the Mitchell Burford Science and Technology Building, named for the late Dr. Burford, a generous long-time supporter of UNA. Several professorships were established, as well as numerous scholarships.

Gifts and pledges for the 2017-2018 year totaled $12,673,900, made by 2,667 donors collectively. This represents a fi nancial increase over the year before of an astonishing 45 percent.

The second annual Day of Giving event was held November 2017 in which $115,600 was raised through social media efforts within a 24-hour period. This represents a signifi cant increase of the year before ($41,800), a 176% positive difference.

UNA Derby Day was held May of 2018, which drew almost 300 people interested in not only watching the Kentucky Derby, but assisting in raising over $77,760 for unrestricted giving at

Dr. Deborah Shaw ’82

the University, to help fund student, faculty, and campus needs.

Regarding the UNA Foundation, total assets under management at the end of the fi scal year were $39.2 million. Twelve new endowments, including scholarships and professorships, were established this year. Combining all endowment monies with the Foundation and University results in over $39.15 million.

I am grateful for an outstanding Board of Directors of the UNA Foundation, which consists of 35 volunteers who bring impressive experience and enthusiasm to lead our University to higher levels of excellence. Our chair, Harry Smith ’64, provides strong leadership to our board, and never fails to make decisions made in the best interest of our University. He has served as a friend and mentor to me, and with much admiration, I thank him sincerely for the countless number of days he has freely given to support the University of North Alabama.

Roar Lions!Debbie

Deborah L. Shaw ’82, Ed.D.Vice President of Advancement &

Executive Director UNA Foundation

A NOTE FROM THEPRESIDENT

“This year has been the strongest in the history of our University in terms of giving. We experienced a 45% increase in total gifts and pledges received this fi scal year, which is a great testament to the commitment shown by our donors. Finishing the “Build the Pride” campaign was a proud moment for me and every UNA graduate and friend, exceeding our goal in record time, and raising over $36 million. We are committed to increasing the growth of our funds and the endowment, which will assist in critical ways to enhance the academic mission of our great University.”

— Kenneth D. Kitts

12new endowments

were established in fi scal year 2018

342total endowments

$1,573,741in fi nancial aid for student

scholarships during the 2018-19 academic year

There is over

$39,153,000in our endowment fund

1,034donors made a gift for the fi rst time in fi scal year 2018


DUSTIN LEE PHILLIPSSENIOR | COLLABORATIVE EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION AND SPECIAL EDUCATION

“I have an older brother, he’s 27 and he has Down Syndrome.” For University of North Alabama senior, Dustin Lee Phillips, that statement has truly shaped his life.

Phillips is set to graduate in December with a degree in collaborative education, which combines elementary education and special education. However, his on-the-job training started when he was just five.

“My entire life I’ve been engaged with special needs classrooms. Since the age of five, I have been an advocate for my brother, because when he was younger he wasn’t able to speak on his own.”

Phillips said when his brother Chad was born, doctors told his parents that not only would he not be able to speak, but he also wouldn’t be able to walk or function on his own. Thankfully that wasn’t the case, as Chad began being verbal in the 8th grade.

However, an incident that occurred when Chad was five is what prompted Phillips to choose his current career path.

“When Chad was 5-years old, he was abused at school. So, eventually I became Chad’s voice, because I was also at the same school,” Phillips said.

“The reason why I chose special education is because I know what it’s like to have a sibling with special needs. I understand the parent’s aspect of it, making sure that their child is safe, but I also understand what needs there are to be met for the child. A lot of times we think children can’t learn and that’s completely false.”

Those experiences led Phillips to choose the special education path, which he said would allow him to be an advocate, to put effective practices in so that all children have the opportunity to learn and then to also bring awareness to what needs to change in the field.

Interestingly enough, Phillips’ brother Chad was the first in the family to graduate high school, while Phillips himself will be the first in his immediate family to graduate with a college degree. That’s not to say there wasn’t hard work taking place in his home; Phillips said his dad worked three jobs so his mother would be able to stay home with his brother Chad.

“For the first eight years of my life, she was a stay-at-home mom,” Phillips said.

“Then she got a job. So, when my dad was working three jobs, my mom would pick us up on her lunch break and take us to my dad’s other job and we’d sit in the parking lot for about two hours, he’d take us to get something to eat and then go home. I’d take care of Chad and my dad would go to his other job. That was when I was eight. So, I had to mature at a very young age.”

Phillips’ brother made him mature faster, but he also had an effect on the university Phillips would choose to attend.


“My parents wanted me to go to Alabama. It was my mom’s dream for me to go to Alabama so she could look at Nick Saban, which was what she always told me!

“But I was in Boy’s State and had the privilege of being a delegate for my high school and got to visit Alabama. I realized the campus wasn’t for me, because it was too large. Plus I can’t leave Chad; I’m a brother first.”

Phillips said he chose UNA because the campus was large enough that if he didn’t want to see the same faces he wouldn’t have to, but it was small enough that he felt he could thrive.

“It’s community-based and everybody here is family.”Phillips said he’s been lucky enough to have had several

scholarships throughout his time at UNA, which have been instrumental in him being able to attend school.

“My parents went into a lot of debt having to care for my brother Chad and we still have that problem today,” Phillips said. “For me not to have that burden with school, it’s been a huge blessing.”

Phillips said he plans to stay in the area when he graduates and while teaching is in his immediate future, he has bigger plans.

“My life goal is to open a facility, specifically for adults 21 and older and I want to name it the Chadwick Center. It would be a foundation run specifically to advocate for specials needs and give those with special needs an opportunity,” he said.

Phillips also happens to have experience in that realm as well. He is the creator of the Lion Buddies on campus, which is very similar to the Big Brothers Big Sisters organization. Phillips said that when a special needs student turns 21 they age out of the school system and there are very few options available. His program finds students on campus to match up with the special needs adults and they attend events, have movie nights, etc.

“We try to have fun with them and give them something to do, because that population is often forgotten.”

It’s clear to see that Phillips is mature beyond his years and has a drive that comes from his experiences and a goal to help as much as he can. Phillips said it best himself.

“I’m a brother first, an advocate, and then a teacher. That’s the way I look at it.”


“I’m a first generation immigrant from Colombia/Venezuela, so that’s why being a lawyer interests me so much. Spanish is my first language, which is one of the reasons why I chose to double major because I wanted to be able to continue to use it professionally.”

For University of North Alabama senior Marianna “Valentina” Sayago, majoring in Spanish seemed like a logical move. As for the political science degree and law future, that was apparently in her genes.

“I’ve always been a very argumentative person,” said Sayago.

Sayago said beyond that, she’s always loved history and English. Because of that, she chose to take AP courses in high school. One course, AP Language, required an

MARIANNA VALENTINA SAYAGO

argumentative writing course. Sayago said the teacher who taught the course, was also the debate teacher.

“So, I took debate that year and I really enjoyed it,” she said. “It was different than I expected, because it’s really about building a case, facts-wise and not whether you agree or not, but being able to argue from either point of view. I found that really interesting and it made me sure that that’s what I wanted to do.”

When Sayago came to UNA, she originally chose to major in criminal justice. That quickly changed when she took a political science course, which she said she enjoyed more.

“Politics have always interested me; I think that comes from home. So, I’ve always had that passion,” she said.

However, UNA wasn’t always the plan. Sayago said she had originally wanted to attend a bigger school until she visited UNA during a preview day. That’s when she met Dr. Leah Graham, an associate professor in political science, who told her about the program and the mock trials.

“It just really made me want to come here, because it all seemed super interesting,” she said.

Add in the small classroom sizes, the connection to faculty and close proximity to home, and Sayago was hooked. She also received a scholarship, which according to her has been extremely helpful.

“I’ve been really blessed that my parents have been able to help me, but realistically any additional money is helpful. I don’t think I understood just how helpful until I was fundraising for my sorority. So being able to see how much it can really help, I think donating to UNA would be something I’d be interested in, if I could afford it,” she said.

And to top it all off, Sayago is graduating early this December.

After hearing her story, it’s clear to see that Sayago benefitted from interaction. A professor’s word here, encouragement to apply for a scholarship there. That attention to detail and the student interaction is what sets UNA apart.

SENIOR | DOUBLE MAJOR POLITICAL SCIENCE AND SPANISH


According to Victoria Moore, a couple of factors played into her choosing UNA. There was, of course, her affinity for nursing. Her alma mater, Sparkman High School, was also home to a medical academy that allowed students to learn the foundation of nursing. Therefore, the idea of going to a prominent nursing school like UNA seemed like a logical next step.

Then there was the proximity to her hometown of Huntsville. It never hurts to be close to family.

Nevertheless, the strongest factor may have been Col. Ray Atencio and UNA’s ROTC program.

“I actually met Col. Atencio before I started at UNA,” said UNA senior Victoria Moore. “He promised he’d work to get me a scholarship, which made my family really happy,” she said.

VICTORIA MOORE

Moore said she was a part of Junior ROTC at Sparkman and wanted to continue that tradition in college, which UNA allowed her to do.

Nursing on the other hand, Moore said, is a relatively common dream.

“Nursing is one of those things that every girl says she wants,” she said. “But once I started working with patients, I really saw this as something I could do for my career.”

Being in nursing and ROTC, Moore has to stay very disciplined. She wakes up early each day to make it to 5:45 a.m. physical training. Moreover, sometimes she does without the traditional student luxuries.

“I tell people it’s all about prioritizing and sacrificing. That means giving up Netflix and giving up going out sometimes, but you just have to prioritize.”

Adding a job to that mix would make anyone balk, which is why Moore said she is thankful for the scholarships and stipends she receives. However, the scholarships only lasted for three years, which left Moore without a scholarship in her final semester of school.

“This is actually my last semester, so I graduate in December,” Moore said. “I only got a three-year ROTC nursing scholarship and that ended this past May. So, I really needed a way to pay for school this last semester and this latest scholarship was right on time!”

As mentioned, Moore is on track to graduate this December. Once she commissions and graduates, Moore said all commissioned nursing cadets do medical/surgical nursing, which is very general.

“Once I reach the rank of captain I can choose a specialty, and I’m really interested in ICU nursing,” Moore said laughing. “Even for me it sounds intimidating coming out of my mouth!”

And she hopes to one day give back to the University that gave to her.

“Hopefully, I’ll be responsible with my finances, and I’ll be able to save up,” Moore said.

“I love UNA. I hear people say all the time ‘UNA has my heart,’ but for me it really does. So, I would love to give back to UNA, because I know how much the programs here have blessed and mentored me.”

SENIOR | ROTC, NURSING MAJOR


Charles N. Martin, Jr.

BROOKE LYLESSOPHOMORE | SPANISH AND SECONDARY EDUCATION

Brooke Lyles is a sophomore at UNA studying Spanish and Secondary Education. Did we mention she’s also on the softball team and in the Honors College? We sat down with her to discuss UNA, scholarships and the future.

What’s your name and year?My name is Brooke Lyles and I’m a sophomore.

What is your major?I’m a Spanish and Secondary Education major.

Is the goal to teach Spanish when you graduate?I want to teach Spanish, but I also want to do a million things. I kind of want to do mission work over the summers and do medical translation for disaster relief, and anything else they’ll let me do. Just travel the world. And then I want to teach and coach during the year.

Have you been on any mission trips before?I’m taking my first one next summer to Mexico!

You play on the UNA Softball team, what’s your position?

I play catcher. It’s tough, but it’s super fun. I was not on the championship team, but I was a redshirt when we won the Gulf South Conference last year. So I’ll be a freshman on the field this year.

What brought you here?I committed for softball when I was a junior in high school. I didn’t know anything about UNA before that, but my mom made me go to a camp and I ended up falling in love.

What was it about UNA? I felt at home. I visited several other schools, and I just felt like it was more of a business. We actually saw President Kitts on campus on our visit; he walked over and greeted us, and my jaw dropped! So I felt at home and that everyone was going to invest in me when I got here.

Has UNA turned out to be what you thought it would?Yes, all that and more. I love UNA. I’m the biggest advocate now!

You’re an athlete, a student and in the Honors College; how do you find the time for all of it?

It’s not bad, I juggled a lot in high school. It’s a lot to handle, but it’s something about which I’m passionate. I want to make sure I’m well rounded. I don’t want to just be an athlete, just a student, just a sorority girl or whatever.

And you’re a LaGrange member and a SOAR counselor?I don’t sleep much! It’s fun; I have a passion for UNA.

Do you think you’d be able to be as involved as you are at another institution?

Oh, absolutely not. I always had a dream that I wanted to play SEC ball. Now, I realize I can be used in other ways and not just be an athlete. I can be an example on campus and help serve others and show them there’s more to people than what’s on the surface.

Clearly, we can see that you already want to give back, but how important are your scholarships?

It’s important because I don’t want to put that pressure on my parents. They told me that they’d help me out as much as they could, but they raised me to be independent. My mom worked hard and had her education paid for through scholarships, so I wanted to do the same. I guess I just don’t want to put that stress on anybody else and just know that I did it by myself.


HANNAH KENTSENIOR | ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE

Hannah Kent is a senior at UNA, who also happens to be a scholarship recipient. We sat down with her to discuss the impact it has had on her life and future.

Where are you from?Vina, Alabama. It’s a very small town. We have a stop sign and no red light. There is a little gas station and then the school. It’s literally like 5 minutes from Red Bay, which is the big city!

What is your major?I’m a double major in accounting and finance.

How did you get around to accounting and finance?Well it’s kind of funny, when I was in high school I always wanted to be a pharmacist. That was the whole goal. Then I took my first accounting class in the 10th grade and I loved it, and I knew that was what I wanted to do. I did not plan to double major in finance; I had actually wanted to minor in it. However, it was actually going to take me longer to minor than to double major.

Would you rather do accounting or finance?It’s funny; I started out doing the finance just to do it. I thought I wouldn’t do much with it, but it would look good that I had it. I thought that up until this semester, and now I’m thinking I really like finance, but I actually have an internship with an accounting firm. I guess it depends on whatever field wants me! But I do plan on getting my CPA regardless.

So what brought you to UNA?I support myself pretty much solely. My mom helps where she can, but she can’t afford all of my tuition. I knew I’d have to work hard and do what I could and UNA was a great option. Plus it was closer. I have a younger brother and I didn’t want to be too far from him. I love it here!

Do you work?I do, I currently do payroll for a company in Tuscumbia.

How hard is it to work and go to school? It’s extremely stressful. It would be so nice if I could just go home and study, and not have to worry about going to work. Then again, I wouldn’t take anything for it because it makes me appreciate what I do have a lot more.

Therefore, along those lines, you’re a scholarship recipient. Does it make a difference?

Oh it does; it really helps. If I didn’t have my scholarships, I would have to work ten times more to cover those costs. I try to be prepared and save up, but then little things in life come up!

Do you think you’ll be more philanthropic later in life?When I get older and financially stable and I’m at that point where I can give back, I will. I know how hard it is to struggle; I’ve always had to work for everything I’ve received. I’ve never been able to just go tell my mom I need money; we’ve always had to save and work for it. I know how hard it is for those kids to make it and I’d like to take the burden off of them like these people have for me.


HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

LIFETIME CUMULATIVE GIVING LEVELSC. N. MARTIN SOCIETYCumulative Gifts: $1,000,000 - $4,999,999

Mr. Martin is the first friend of the University to donate $1,000,000 to establish endowments to benefit students and faculty.Anderson FoundationCharles and Hilda AndersonJoel and Carmen AndersonJoel R. Anderson Family FoundationARGUS Software, Inc.Estate of Dr. A. Mitchell Burford, Jr.City of Florence Donald and Laura* HarrisonEstate of William and Anne HuckabaCharles and Shannon MartinHerbert RaburnJoyce Ann RobbinsEstate of Mary Alice Young

T. S. STRIBLING SOCIETYCumulative Gifts: $500,000 - $999,999

A 1903 graduate of the University, Mr. Stribling was the recipient of a Pulitzer Prize for his novel, The Store.Charles C. Anderson Family FoundationTerry and Susan AndersonBank IndependentDavid BrubakerListerhill Credit UnionChester and Jenny McKinneyJoe and Genia McKinneyJohn and Jane Moody

PAULINE GRAVLEE SOCIETYCumulative Gifts:$100,000 - $499,999

Ms. Gravlee served as the first Dean of Women from 1954 – 1973. A program of student life began to emerge from the influence she had. She later served as Dean of Student Life from 1973 – 1983.

Martin and Susan AbromsAnonymousAnonymousGarry and Connie BarnesBrazos Sportswear IncCB&S BankStewart and Lisa CinkCoca-Cola Bottling Company Consolidated, Inc.Rosie ColeConstellium MS LLCPatrick and Becky DaughertyJohn and Toni DrummondFirst Metro BankFirst Southern BankNeil and Ann GlasscockGlobal Special EffectsDan and Anne HowardNarendra KanuruSrihari and Kamala KanuruWilburn KillianHarold and Tricia LewisSteve and Sherrian LoganPhillip and Cathy MaloneRebecca MarshRonald and Louise McCoyBarry and Suzanne MorrisNational GeographicNorth Alabama Bone & Joint ClinicJohn and Glenda O’ConnorNancy OplerTom and Jacqueline OsborneAlec and Friedel PageGeorge and Anne PettyGregory and Tammy Risner(The) Sak Family(The) Scholarship Foundation, Inc.Shirley SelfHarry and Beth SmithWilliam and Rachel StrongDavid SunseriSunTrust Bank-Tennessee ValleyWalter and Elaine TeaffJane TerryMitch and Kathi WadeWilliam and Linda WelbornPaul YokleyZhiting Zhang

GIVING LEVELS 2017-18 10/01/2017 - 09/30/2018PINNACLE CIRCLEAnnual Gifts: $100,000 and above

Anderson FoundationTerry and Susan AndersonJoel and Carmen AndersonJoel R. Anderson Family FoundationCharles and Hilda AndersonEstate of Dr. A. Mitchell Burford, Jr.Donald and Laura* HarrisonHuckaba Living TrustAlec and Friedel Page

FOUNDERS CIRCLEAnnual Gifts: $50,000 - $99,999

Bernard Davis*FourBridges Capital Advisors, LLCCalvin and Carmella GaskinsJon and Ashley GloverThe Rowe Family

LEGACY CIRCLEAnnual Gifts: $25,000 - $49,999

Paulette AlexanderConstellium MS LLCGene and Ann CraneFirst Southern BankGeoSurfaces, Inc.Henry and Leone JonesNorth Alabama Bone & Joint ClinicKenny and Peggy SawyerRobert SteeleThe Daniel Foundation of Alabama

FOUNTAIN CIRCLEAnnual Gifts: $10,000 - $24,999

Hisham Ba’albaki and Dina JannunFrances BigbeeBill and B. J. CaleGreg and Jan CarnesJames ColeWeldon and Delores ColeFirst Metro BankKenji and Lillian HamadaLinda KanipeKen and Dena KittsGeorge and Anne PettyTom and Claudia Ross(The) Sak FamilyDavid SunseriThe Fringe FoundationUNA Alumni Association

FLORENCE WESLEYAN CIRCLEAnnual Gifts: $5,000 - $9,999

Marty and Susan AbromsGene and Fay AycockBank IndependentLaurentis BarnettMarcus BoringJohn and Betty BostickCDPA, PCSteve and Gaye ChoatDavid and Susan DanielJerry and Karen DuncanCarolyn EckFastenal CompanyTommy and Sherry FlowersDrew and Missy HashMichael Hoggarth and Karen Cook-HoggarthDan and Anne HowardHuntsville HospitalGeorge Lindsey, Jr.Camden Lindsey-GardnerSteve and Sherrian LoganCarolyn LovettLiz MooreNorth River Farms, LLCNancy OplerUhland and Jo Redd(The) Scholarship Foundation, Inc.Vinaya SharmaDebbie ShawPeggy Nan SissonBill and Rachel StrongRusty and Gail TrappUnited Treating & Distribution, LLCWorld Tang Soo Do Association

GOLD CIRCLEAnnual Gifts: $2,500 - $4,999

Anonymous Allen and Christine B. Thornton FoundationElaine AugustineCarl and Wanda BaileyJohn and Ann BattcherVince Brewton and Callie Plunket-BrewtonPat BurneyCampaign Sports, LLCJoe CampbellWalter and Sharon CampbellCharlotte CarrRichard and Linda CaterCB&S BankMike CondonJohn and Lynne CrabtreeHugo and Viviam DanteBob and Deanna DouthittFirst Metro BankFlorence/Lauderdale TourismBradley and Mary Leigh GillespieLorri GloverJerry GodseyHulet and Jacqueline GregoryRick and Leigh HaleyEdwin and Elaine Holcombe

Steve and Anna Lisa JagerMary JohnsonJeff and Tina JohnsonDavid and Shirley KennedyPaul and Donna KittleBill MatthewsMildred MauldinMacke and Kim MauldinDerrick and Tamesha MillsCalvin and Rebecca MorrisNorthern TrustPet DepotChris and Susanne RallisGordon RugglesSimpson and Connie RussellMark ShroutSteve Pierce State Farm InsuranceWell and Jennifer SunMarilyn TallmanTennessee Valley Authority Retiree AssociationDavid and Jo Ann ThomasUnited Cerebral Palsy of Huntsville and Tennessee Valley, Inc.Bill and Linda VaughanVWR Charitable FoundationMitchell and Kathi WadeDavid and Brenda WebbBobby WestTom and Mary WhiteJosh and Rebecca Wrady

PURPLE CIRCLEAnnual Gifts: $1,000 - $2,499AnonymousAnonymousAnonymousRoss and Lilia AlexanderAlfa Insurance-Chris BurgreenJonathan AndujarBen and Brenda BakerDennis and Betty BalchRoger and Pamela BaschabBrant and Jana BeaverGail BellBellamy FlorenceAndy and Sandra BettertonBilly Mitchell JewelryL. O. and Grace BishopBishop Properties, Inc.William and Leann BlackBrad and Kaye BotesLarry and Vanessa BowserJohn BriggsBarbara BrinkBuddy and Sharon BrookBrookdale Senior LivingBuzzy and Deborah BrownEvelyn BruceFrank BushNeil and Kelly CampbellJim and Mary ClarkSybil ClevelandRosie ColeStephanie Coleman

John and Shane ConnKaren ConnBlake and Julie CrainCreative JewelersJeff and Maray DanielErnestine DavisKay DavisFrank and Nancy DeanPaul and Stacey DemastusJohn and Toni DrummondTiffani DunawayE.A. Nelson CompanyJeff and Pam EdwardsDavid and Sandy EdwardsHayes and Soon EllisJudy EvansJanyce FaddenMarie FieldsFirst Community Health Plan, Inc.James and Jamie FitzpatrickFlexcoFlorence Housing AuthorityFLW OutdoorsBill and Kelly FordCharlie and Kathy FowlerCharles and Joann GargisGarnet Electric Company, Inc.Bob GaunderGerber/Taylor Associates, Inc.Ed and Carolyn GosaThomas Greene and Deborah Bell PaseurKim GreenwayWendell and Linda GunnClarissa HallCurley Hallman and Tammy IronsMitch and Susan HammHanover ResearchSusan HarrellJackie Hendrix and Debra DombrowskiGary and Nancy HillJeff and Karen HodgesHugh and Patricia HuffmanChuck and Heather HuntBrian P. Ingle Optometry, LLCJoe and Judy JacksonCarnette JohnsonJean JohnsonAaron and Penny JoinerHarvey KiefferStephen and Jan KirkemierRicky and Vickie KirkpatrickRosemarie KoopmanElizabeth LancasterJohn LandersGreg and Tonya LawMark and Michele LinderListerhill Credit UnionLouie & Betty Phillips FoundationMark and Amy LutherM H Machinery Sales, Inc.Harry and Nelda McCabeRonald and Louise McCoyMcCutcheon & Hamner P.C.Jean McIntyreBob and Jimmie McKenzieJason and Heather McNeal


Helen CoronelVernon CoxCreate Architects, Inc.Amy CrewsDonnie CummingsBobby DanielBruce and Wendy DarbyShaun DavenportButch and Lindsey DavisLawrence and Rebecca DavisTimothy DempseyCecil and Jane DentonJohnny and Jane DillHarland and Dianne DodsonNathan DumontBrian DunnAlan and Mary DyarEdward JonesRay and Mildred EgglestonKevin and Mirela ElliottMatthew ElliottBob and Patricia ElrodFabric FindersWilliam and Jennifer FarishFellowship of Christian AthletesJohnny and Jo FinchFlorence Rotary ClubLola FossettTom and Maxie FosterSarah FranklinKevin and Elizabeth FucelaDennis and Jetta Mae GillespieParker and Jill GillumTiffany GoffeMark GoinsArthur and Jean GravesCameron GrenRalph and Dianne GriderLoni GrissomEdward GumbartDorothy HaleyHall & TannerWilliam and Theresa HamiltonBrad and Mindy HanbackStephen and Betsy HarmonWilliam and Rachel HayesAubrey and Rose HaynesHealthsource of Florence, LLCMac HellumsDan and Barb HendricksJeffrey and Jennifer HibdonWilliam HofferbertCharlotte HomanAnn HubbertTina HublerJan and Lee HudsonLarry HunterTom and Polly HyattJohn and Lynn IngwersenIrby Construction CompanyRichard and Ann-Marie IronsAaron and Lori IronsJ. K. Johnson Mechanical Contractors, Inc.Bob Jackson*Kevin and Tammy JacquesAnthony and Stephanie Jattuso

Wyatt and Mary JefferyLarry JohnsonCooper and Janet JohnsonCharles JohnsonMike and Mary JohnsonBill and Sue JonesKem JonesMacon Jones and Gloria AdayDick and Libby JordanHoward and Misty JoynerKenneth JunkinJohn and Catherine KainKathys Custom Hair CareBradley and Keri KillenClayton and Leslie KingJeremie and Katie KinneyJacqueline KunkelLambert Ezell Durham, A.I.A., Architecture/Interior DesignDaniel and Jamie LangstonMike and Lynne LansdellMark LawrenceKimberly LawsRandy and Cheryl LeeRuss and Tana LeMayHarold and Tricia LewisLewis Electric Supply Company, Inc.Dave LlewellynJim and Sandra LoewMichael and Ashley LordCynthia Love-GlassChris LucasKathy LuttrellJeff MaddenTom and Sadonna MagazzuMann & Potter, P.C.Marcus and Kwoya MaplesJoan MarshMarty’s Service CenterMasoner Insurance and Financial Services, Inc.Walt MasseyRoger and Sheila MastersonTate MathisMason and Allison MatthewsAndy and Katie McAlpinMcAlpin Construction, LLCRandy and Karen McCannSteve and Cynthia McClanahanLoren and Caroline McCoyJoe and Carolyn McCulloughChuck and Tammy McCurleyWilliam McDonaldMike and Nancy McGowanHenry McGuffeyChester and Jenny McKinneyJoe and Genia McKinneyMid-South Custom Cabinets, Inc.Wiley and Jenny MitchellRobert and Joan MollohanClint and Misty MooreBuddy and Mary Ruth MooreTimothy and Kimberely MorganJordan Morgan and Amber Fite-MorganRobert and Karen MorlandEarl and Toye Murphy

NA Foodservice, Inc.Betty NewmanTerry NicholsLarry and Georgia OsborneMichael Ann OuelletteCharles ParksJerry and Gwen PatrickJeff and Lisa PattersonPatterson, Prince & Associates PCPilot Club of FlorenceStanley PotterRobert and Irene PottsGregg PoundersPower Cleaning Equipment, Inc.Danny and Rita PrinceProgressive Metal Finishers, Inc.Tony QuijanoJohn and Christa RaneyWayne and Lela RayRBC FoundationTerry and Christina RichardsonBurt and Lynne RieffRobert and Ann Martin FoundationJason and Sarah RobertsRoderick and Tina RobinsonRobbie and Geoffrey RoepstorffBill RogersRogersville Funeral Home, IncRonnie Campbell’s Collision CenterCharles Oliver and Betty Ruth-OliverPaul SaiaStuart and Susanne SandersonSBS Electric Supply Company, Inc.Jim and Martha Schuh

Stephen SealeDavid and Amanda SherrodDavid and Janice SickleJustin SizemoreMiles SledgeElizabeth SmithLarry and Elaine SoftleySouthern CarlsonSpeedy Pig, Inc.David and Melanie SpencerStephen Bradley & Associates LLCDaniel and Sarah StevensMarty StillmanStone Ride Equine Care Properties LLCLisa StooksberryAaron and Ashley SumnerSustainable Safety Solutions LLCSara TateAdam and Barbie TerryThe Pie Factory of Muscle Shoals, Inc.Kristy ThomasMike and Angela ThompsonTodd TiptonToyota Of The ShoalsJim and Carolyn TragliaMark TroglenJanet TurnerNorris and Mary TurneyLiz Tyler-BeckElizabeth TysonKathy UnderwoodValley Credit UnionTodd and Didi VardamanMike and Elaine Vaughn

HONOR ROLL OF DONORSCurtis and Cathy MillerTerry and Camilla MooreMelvin MooreBarry and Suzanne MorrisJohnny Mack and Martha MorrowDavid and Liz MuhlendorfRolland OdenRon and Jenny PattersonJason and Holly PersellGeorge and Rudi PillowSteve and Debbie PirkleWill Powell and Emily RhodesPrestige Mechanical Contractors, Inc.Michael PretesPrinters & Stationers, Inc.Progress BankRandy and Pat RodenDonald and Kathleen RoushShirley SelfDavid and Teryl ShieldsSimpson’s Collision Repair, Inc.Gary and Debbi SmithMark and Tina SmithHarry and Beth SmithSpry Williams Funeral HomeJeanna StarkeyTrey StarkeySherri StoutGlenn and Christy StricklandBill StricklandLarry and Jackie StuttsSonny and Jeanne SummerhillAlex and May TakeuchiTennessee Valley AuthorityShane and Angie TerryThe Alabama Society of Hazardous Materials ManagersThe Cigar RoomJoe and Elisabeth ThomasTerry and Karen ThompsonJason ThompsonJohn and Nita ThornellEvan and Jennifer ThorntonMelissa TiberTim Roberts Insurance Agency, IncWill and Julie TrappStanley and Alice TrimbleTroy and Lucy TrousdaleWoody TruittWilliam and Stacy TuckerUnited Lumber & Remanufacturing LLCUnited Way of Madison CountyJose ValenciaJohn and Susan VandiverPaul Herring and Dawn Victor-HerringRobin WadeBobby and Sharon WallaceMichael WalterWatkins Johnsey Professional Group, PCJoseph and Elizabeth WebbTrampas and Anne WhitakerTammy WilliamsRon and Sherron WilliamsAnne WilsonElaine WittChunsheng Zhang and Guihua Li

1830 CIRCLEAnnual Gifts $250 - $999

1950 Coffee Reunion2nd & 13 Sports Bar & Grille306 BarbequeAcademy Termite & Pest Control, Inc.Tom AdamsMel and Ann AdamsJill AndrewsAvalon Discount DrugsAvalon Medical CenterJeremy and Tracey BahamStephen BalentineDoug BarrettDavid and Ann BeanWayne and Peggy BergeronHolly BiddyBilly Reid, Inc.Houston and Kyla BlackwoodWilson BlairJeff and Rosemary BogdanBond & Botes Of Florence, P.C.Peggy BowlingDavid and Mary BowlingSteve and Evelyn BradleyScott and Mary Ann BrameWill BrewerBriggs Tax ServiceChris and Lauren BrinkStacy BrownCarolyn BrownEddie and Tre BuckleyBuffalo Wild WingsMary BullsChris and Sheena BurgreenKim and Pam BurkettCynthia BurkheadChristopher and Robin BurrellRaymond and Susan BuseByars-Wright InsuranceMike and Patty ByersLesa CalvoJoseph CampbellLarry and Belinda CarmichaelGeorge and Sandra CarpenterCarl CarstensChristy CarterCBJA Holdings, LLCCertified AlarmBobby and Anna ChampagneDerrick and Kristyn ChatmanBrent and Kim CheatwoodChris Willis Football CampCraig and Susan ChristyRalph and Mary ClarkDenzel ClarkMarla ClemmonsJames and Martha CobbParke and Julie CochranMatt and Emily ColburnGus ColvinMike and Cindy ConlonKyle and Autumn ConradStephen and Jeanne CookJoe and Mary Cooney

Kelsey VinesSteven and Darlene WalkerFrank WallaceWalt Massey Automotive, Inc.Kay WammackMary Lou WardDavid and Christy WatersRidge WatsonTimothy Weeks and Teresa Thomas-WeeksDonald and Marcilla WeemsMichael WertzWesley OptometryKC WestKenneth WheelerStewart and Yodonna WhiteJeremy and Shannon WhitleyHilard WhitlockLeah WhittenChristopher and Tosha-Paige WhittenSteven WilbanksAmy WilliamsMelissa WilliamsPhillip and Amy WilliamsDebbie WilliamsDaryl and Joan WilliamsJoel and Gwin WilliamsonGeoff and Christina WilsonJerry and Cindy WittWilliam WoodDon and Anne York

* Deceased

COURTVIEW SOCIETYEstablished to recognize donors who provide gifts to the University through their financial and estate plans.Marty AbromsSara BiddleCharlotte CarrWeldon and Delores ColeNeil GlasscockJim and Sharon HarrisCornellia HollandWilburn KillianWes and Sharon LittrellMilton LooneyCarolyn McCollumJoshua MitchellElliott Mitchell and Clark WestGeorge and Anne PettyMary Ellen PittsKathryn RiceShirley SelfDeborah ShawSherri StewartAubrey TerryMike ThompsonTroy and Lucy TrousdaleLinda VaughnMitch Wade


Abroms Family Endowed ScholarshipAdams-Nordin Graduate Research Assistant Endowment (U)African American Student Endowed Scholarship (U)Alabama Society of Certified Public Accountants Endowed ScholarshipAlberta Doss Gore Endowed Scholarship (U)Alec V. and Friedel Page Endowed ScholarshipAlyce Doss Brown Endowed Scholarship (U)American Legion Post 11 ScholarshipAmos M. Wilbanks Memorial Garden EndowmentAmSouth Bank Endowed Business Scholarship (U)Amos Wilbanks Endowed FundAthletic Endowment (U)B. Vick, J. Parks, & M. McCarthy Endowed ScholarshipBeatrice Reeves & H.M. Eck Memorial Endowed ScholarshipBecky Grubb Memorial Scholarship (U)BellSouth EndowmentBen Craig Professor of GeographyBetty and John Bostick Endowed Scholarship in Memory of Tom CottonBetty and Paul Yokley Beta Endowed Scholarship (U)Betty J. Mullins / Festival of Trees ScholarshipBibbee Family Endowed ScholarshipBill Jones Family Endowed ScholarshipBiology Academic Endowed ScholarshipBlackwell Endowment (U)Bobbie Hurt Endowed ScholarshipBobby E. & Sara Irons Endowed ScholarshipBonnie Dell Treece Endowed ScholarshipBooks-A-Million / T.S. Stribling Endowed ScholarshipC.N. Martin, Jr., Eminent Scholar for EntertainmentCamelot Residence Hall Endowed ScholarshipCampbell Accounting Alumni Endowed Scholarship in Honor of Walter and Sharon CampbellCampbell Accounting Endowed ScholarshipCarl Putteet Endowed ScholarshipCarol W. Wood Academic Achievement EndowmentCaroline Morgan Neisler Endowed ScholarshipCarolyn Eckl Eck Math Education Endowed ScholarshipCarter Ashton Wooden Memorial Endowed Scholarship (U)Catherine Goode Moeller Endowed Scholarship (U)Cathy Summerford Malone Endowed Scholarship (U)Celestine Martin Mitchell Scholarship (U)Central Mississippi Alumni Endowed ScholarshipChadwick McFall Barber EndowmentChairman’s Discretionary Endowment (U)Charles Edmund Carr, Jr., Memorial Endowed ScholarshipCharles N. Martin, Jr., ScholarshipCharles W. Richmond Endowed Scholarship

Charlotte Hellums Endowed ScholarshipCharlotte Y. & Albert E. Williams Memorial ScholarshipChemistry and Industrial Hygiene Scholarship (U)Chris Quillen Memorial Endowed ScholarshipClara Devaney Box Memorial ScholarshipClark Warren Endowed ScholarshipClaudia Jeanette Marsh Memorial Endowed ScholarshipClaudia V. Ross and Tom Ross Foreign Languages Endowed ScholarshipClifford & Bessie Soedt Endowed Scholarship (U)Clyde “Sappo” Black Sweet Home Alabama Award EndowmentClyde W. Anderson Memorial EndowmentCoach Ed Billingham Endowed Scholarship (U)Coach Hal Self Student Athlete Post-Graduate Endowed ScholarshipCoby Stockard Brubaker Endowed ScholarshipCoca-Cola Dream Challenge ScholarshipCoffee High School Alumni Endowed ScholarshipColeen Rebekah Persell Memorial ScholarshipColonel Paul R. O’Mary and Jane M. O’Mary Endowed ScholarshipD. Mitchell Self Memorial ScholarshipDaniel C. Harris Memorial Endowed ScholarshipDavid Brian Williams Endowed ScholarshipDavid Muse Mathematics Endowed Scholarship (U)Dawn Corine Allfrey Scholarship (U)Deborah Lee Shaw Alumni Endowed ScholarshipDecatur/Morgan County Alumni Endowed Scholarship in Memory of Thomas, Alline and JoAnn HarrisonDelony Family Endowed ScholarshipDelores & Weldon Cole Honors EndowmentDonald H. Patterson Endowed ScholarshipDr. C. William Foster Endowed ScholarshipDr. Das Kanuru Sheffield High School Early College Endowed ScholarshipDr. Donald H. and Kathleen Roush Endowed Scholarship (U)Dr. Frank B. Mallonee Endowed ScholarshipDr. Freddie Wood Geospatial Nexus at UNADr. Jean L. Johnson Endowed ScholarshipDr. Joseph C. and Elisabeth J. Thomas Chemistry Endowed ScholarshipDr. Laurentis Barnett Endowed ScholarshipDr. Linda Sirten Lewis Endowed Scholarship Fund (U)Dr. R. Keith Absher Memorial Endowed ScholarshipDr. Royal E. Knight Graduate Accounting Endowed ScholarshipDr. Thomas F. “Whitey” Hall Memorial Endowed ScholarshipDr. Tom E. Moore Memorial Music Endowed ScholarshipDr. W. T. McElheny Memorial Endowed ScholarshipDrummond Family Human Environmental Science Alumni Endowed ScholarshipE.B. Norton Endowed ScholarshipE.L. Culver Endowed ScholarshipEarl Edwin Carter Memorial Endowed Scholarship (U)

ENDOWED FUNDS

ENDOWED FUNDSBOLD – Designates a new, fully funded endowment(U) – designates an endowment in the UniversityITALICS designates a fund that has not reached full endowment

Eddie Frost Student Teacher Endowed ScholarshipEdith Hand ScholarshipEdward Fennel Mauldin Endowed Scholarship #1Edward Fennel Mauldin Endowed Scholarship #2Edward Fennel Mauldin Endowed Scholarship #3Edward Fennel Mauldin Endowed Scholarship #4Edward Fennel Mauldin Endowed Scholarship #5Effie Poole Sherrod Memorial EndowmentEleanor P. Gaunder Phi Kappa Phi Teaching Excellence AwardEleanor Parks Gaunder Memorial Endowed ScholarshipElizabeth Craig Hill Endowed ScholarshipElizabeth Gaines Mann Alumni Legacy Endowed Scholarship Elizabeth Gaines Mann Professor of MathematicsEllie Richardson Mitchell Endowed Music ScholarshipEminent Scholar Chair – BusinessEmma V. Craig Geography Department EndowmentEntertainment Industry John Paul White Endowed ScholarshipEula Ethel White Memorial Endowed ScholarshipEunice & George Hoffmeister Endowed ScholarshipFaculty / Staff Development Endowment (U)Florence Rotary Club Memorial Endowed ScholarshipFrances P. and James C. Barber Endowed ScholarshipFrancie Martin Memorial Endowed ScholarshipFrank Hughes Condon, Jr., Memorial Football Endowed ScholarshipFrank Mosier Scholarship (U)Franklin A. Lenfesty / American Chemical Society Endowed ScholarshipFred Hendon Music/Elementary Education Memorial Endowed ScholarshipFred L. & Jane Hattabaugh Endowed ScholarshipFrom Cubs to Lions Scholarship EndowmentGabel-Cox Endowed ScholarshipGail McGouirk Bell Endowed Scholarship(The) Gatlin Endowment for Innovation (U)Geneva Hill & Martin & Mabel Cooper Posey EndowmentGeorge E. & Cora C. Broman ScholarshipGeorge H. Gibbens Endowed ScholarshipGeorge Lindsey ScholarshipGeorge Lindsey Cinematic Arts Endowed ScholarshipGeorge Merida Huckaba Endowed Professorship for Arts and SciencesGeorge Merida Huckaba Endowed Professorship for NursingGilbert R. Melson Memorial Scholarship (U)Gladys and Basil Morris Permanent Endowment Scholarship Fund (U)Gladys Shepard Endowed Scholarship (U)Gosa-Lindley Endowed ScholarshipGrace Foundation Excellence Endowed Scholarship Grace & Howard Roberts Memorial ScholarshipGrady Liles Endowed Scholarship for UNA AthleticsGreater Birmingham Area Alumni Endowed ScholarshipGreater Montgomery Alumni Endowed ScholarshipGregory K. Engle Memorial ScholarshipGregory Paul Risner Beginning Teacher Endowed Scholarship (U)H.A. Flowers Endowed ScholarshipHal Self Student Athlete Post Graduate Endowed Scholarship FundHarley T. and Ruth Kirby Huntsville/Madison County Alumni Club Endowed Scholarship

Harlon Hill Endowed ScholarshipHarlon Hill Golf Classic Endowed ScholarshipHarold C. and Peggy Nan Sisson Endowed ScholarshipHarriet and George T. Mueller Endowed Scholarship Fund (U)Harriett R. King Hufstedler Endowed ScholarshipHarris Family Endowed ScholarshipHarvey and Joyce Robbins Endowed ScholarshipHassell Scholarship (U)Heart Health Center ScholarshipHenry Floyd Sherrod EndowmentHenry Grady Richards Scholarship (U)Herman and Mary Will Hicks Endowed ScholarshipHilda Mitchell Endowed Scholarship for the ArtsHovey Reed Endowed ScholarshipHumana Hospital Florence-Shoals UNA Alumni Endowed Scholarship (U)Huston Patton, Jr., Memorial Scholarship (U)I.H. Chandler & V.C. Parker Memorial Endowed ScholarshipInstitute of Management Accountant (IMA) Lawrence H. Conwill Endowed ScholarshipJack W. and Katherine J. Hoffhaus Endowed ScholarshipJ.B. & Pearlie Mardis Goins Memorial Endowed ScholarshipJ. Earl Romine Scholarship Endowment (U)Jacqueline Osborne Endowed Scholarship for International Students (U)James E. Holland and James Randal Holland Endowed ScholarshipJames Eddie Frost Memorial Scholarship / Florence Housing AuthorityJames H. Tanner Memorial Endowed ScholarshipJames P. and Carolyn McCain Braly Memorial Endowed ScholarshipJames Ray McCorkle Memorial Endowed ScholarshipJames Shelby Clem Memorial Endowed Scholarship James V. Jolly Endowed ScholarshipJanice Gargis Myhan Endowed Scholarship (U)Jennifer Leigh Sunseri Memorial Endowed ScholarshipJerry Davis Professor of EntrepreneurshipJerry Mills Endowed ScholarshipJerry Moore Billingsley Memorial Scholarship (U)Jessie Barnes Edwards Endowed Professorship of NursingJessie Barnes Edwards Memorial Endowed ScholarshipJim and Sarah McCarty Endowed ScholarshipJohn and Gladys Gatlin Endowed Scholarship (U)John S. and Gertrude M. Cassimus Memorial Endowed ScholarshipJohn C. (Jack) Martin Leadership Scholarship (U)John Michael “Jack” Karnes Endowed Memorial Scholarship John T. Doughty, Jr., Women’s Athletic ScholarshipJohn T. Willis Endowed Scholarship / J.S. Logan Scholarship (U)John W. & Mary Holland Endowed ScholarshipJohnny O. Long Student Athletic Trainer Endowed Scholarship Johnston Industries Endowment (U)Joseph A. & Genevieve C. Matthews ScholarshipJudy Mosley Endowed ScholarshipJulia G. Doss Endowed Scholarship (U)Julie Haddon Matthews Professorship of NursingJunior League of the Shoals (U)Justin R. Allred Endowed ScholarshipKamala Kanuru Endowed Scholarship to Benefit Helen Keller Hospital Employees


ENDOWED FUNDSKaren Pressnell Duncan Endowed ScholarshipKathy Dickerson Scholarship (U)Kelley Houser Bigbee ScholarshipKenneth T. and Kay W. Sunseri Endowed ScholarshipKillian Endowment for Long-Term CareKillian Opportunity Endowed ScholarshipKimbrough Accounting Scholar Endowed ScholarshipL.L. “Bud” Smith Marketing and Management Endowed ScholarshipLaGrange Eminent Scholar ChairLambert-Ezell-Durham EndowmentLarry J. Nelson Memorial Speaker’s Bureau Series Endowed Fund Lauderdale County Medical Auxiliary Nursing ScholarshipLaura M. Harrison Professor of EnglishLaura M. Harrison Scholarship (U)Leigh Crocker Haley Endowed ScholarshipLela Reynolds Gaskins Endowed Scholarship by Colonel Calvin GaskinsLeslie Smith Jones Endowed Scholarship (U) Linda and Richard Cater Nursing Scholarship Linda J. Kanipe Endowed Scholarship for Chemistry TeachersLindsey Stricklin Memorial Endowed Scholarship Listerhill Employees Credit Union / UNA Alumni Endowed ScholarshipLizzie Hitchcock Cole Endowed ScholarshipLodia & Ora Absher Endowed ScholarshipLoew Family Clinical Mental Health Endowed ScholarshipLolita Barnes Endowed ScholarshipLt. Phillip Don Childers Memorial Endowment Scholarship (U)Lucas Terry Memorial Endowed ScholarshipLucille Coltharp Wilson ScholarshipLynne Burris Butler Visiting Artist Series Endowed Program FundM.M. Striplin, Jr., Endowed ScholarshipMajor Dwayne Williams Endowed ScholarshipMarcia Austin Memorial ScholarshipMargie Rose Looney Endowed ScholarshipMarigail McCreary Mathis Endowed ScholarshipMarilyn Broman Tallman Visual and Performing Arts Endowed ScholarshipMarsha Whitley Hargett Memorial Endowed Scholarship (U)Martha Lou Benton Endowed ScholarshipMartha Rose & Stanley Robbins Endowed ScholarshipMarvin A. & Grace Morrow Bryan ScholarshipMary Alice Young Endowed ScholarshipMary and Raymond F. Deeters ScholarshipMary Earle King Endowment (U)Mary Eileen and Clark D. Mueller Endowed Scholarship Fund (U)Max Earwood ScholarshipMelva Moody Koonce ScholarshipMichael B. Moeller Endowed Scholarship (U)Michael C. Gargis Endowed Scholarship (U)Morgan Loyd Memorial Scholarship (U)Morton D. Prouty, Jr., Memorial ScholarshipMuscle Shoals TVA Federally-Employed Women Endowed Scholarship (U)Muse Estate Endowment (U)Neil and Ann Glasscock Endowed ScholarshipNorthwest Alabama Cancer Center Scholarship

Northwest Alabama Press Association Scholarship (U)Opler Promise Endowed ScholarshipOra Broyles Wilke Endowed ScholarshipOsborne Endowed Scholarship (U)Patron’s Art Equipment Endowment (U)Patron’s Art Scholarship (U)Patterson, Prince and Associates, PC, Endowed ScholarshipPaul D. Kittle Endowed Scholarship (U)Paul Risner Endowed ScholarshipPaulette Alexander COB MBA Endowed ScholarshipPauline E. Gravlee Leadership Endowed ScholarshipPhillip B. Logan Football Program Enhancement FundPilot Club of Florence Endowed Nursing ScholarshipRaburn Eminent Scholar ChairRamona & E.A. Nelson / ASMI Endowed Scholarship (U)Raymond A. Azbell / Edd Jones Band Endowed ScholarshipRaymond A. Azbell / Joe Groom Collegiate Singers Endowed ScholarshipRaymond D. Boone (’62) Memorial Endowed ScholarshipRaymond E. Isbell Endowed Scholarship for Academic Excellence #1 Raymond E. Isbell Endowed Scholarship for Academic Excellence #2 Raymond E. Isbell Endowed Scholarship for Academic Excellence #3 Raymond E. Isbell Endowed Scholarship for Academic Excellence #4 Rebecca Kathryn Pearce Memorial ROTC EndowmentReuben Warren “Button” Matthews ScholarshipRhett Harrell Memorial Endowed ScholarshipRichard B. “Dick” Biddle / WOWL-TV ScholarshipRichard Bates King Endowed ScholarshipRichard Glenn Lentz Endowed ScholarshipRivers Starkey Endowed Scholarship Robbins, Crews & Associates Alumni Scholarship (U) Robbye Sue Bright Reep Endowed ScholarshipRobert Francis Pinkney Permanent Endowment Scholarship Fund (U)Robert M. Guillot / Colonial Bank ScholarshipRogers Hall EndowmentRonald Hall and Maxine Johnson Hall Endowed Scholarship Roscoe S. & Eva C. Tallman ScholarshipRosemary Gatlin Vandiver Endowed ScholarshipRoss Family in Memory of Marcia Ross Study Abroad Endowed ScholarshipROTC Endowed ScholarshipRoy S. Stevens and Lawrence H. Conwill College of Business Endowed ScholarshipRuth Dacus Memorial Library AcquisitionsSam and Nell Williams in Honor of Roy S. Stevens Endowed ScholarshipSandra Cowan Murray Permanent Endowment Scholarship Fund (U)Sarah Edmundson Endowed Nursing ScholarshipSarah Jo Box Spearman Endowed Scholarship(The) Scholarship for Advancement in Sociological and Family StudiesSenator Howell T. Heflin Endowed ScholarshipSheffield Rotary Club Endowment (U)Shirley A. Isbell Endowed Scholarship Fund for Academic Excellence (U)Shoals India Endowed ScholarshipShoals India Endowed International ScholarshipShoals India Endowed Merit ScholarshipSneed Family Endowed Scholarship

State Farm Eminent Scholar ChairState Farm Leadership Endowed Scholarship Stella Dyar Kelly Memorial Endowment Scholarship (U)Steve Nesbitt Memorial Scholarship Endowed by Helen Keller Hospital FoundationSteve Nesbitt TIEES to the Shoals Endowed ScholarshipStewart and Lisa Cink Endowed ScholarshipStudent Government Association Endowed ScholarshipStudent Leadership Development EndowmentSunseri Speaker Series in Science Endowment Susan Kirkman Vaughn History ScholarshipTed Treece Endowed Scholarship FundTennessee River, Inc., Employees ScholarshipTennessee Valley Authority Retiree Association Endowed ScholarshipTennessee Valley Historical Society Scholarship (U)Teresa Carter Leonard Endowed Scholarship (U)Thomas M. Rogers, Jr., Memorial Scholarship (U)Thomas P. Murray Endowed ScholarshipThompson, Walter, and Littlejohn Endowed Scholarship (U)Tiffany Paige Ferguson Nursing Memorial Endowed Scholarship TimesDaily Scholarship for Journalistic ExcellenceTodd Foust Endowed Memorial ScholarshipTroy Trousdale Family Endowed ScholarshipTVA Muscle Shoals Chapter of the National Management Association EndowmentUDC (United Daughters of the Confederacy) Endowment (U)UNA Board of Trustees ScholarshipUNA Collegiate Car Tags Endowment (U)UNA Memorial Scholarship / Clarence Lee Jones Scholarship (U) University of North Alabama Golf Program Endowment in Honor of Chris Burns & Alex SloanVillard and Clayton Allen Balch Endowed ScholarshipVirginia Bayless O’Connell Honors EndowmentW.H. Mitchell Endowed ScholarshipWalter D. and Elaine Teaff Endowment Scholarship (U)William A. Graham Endowment Scholarship (U)William “Bill” Godsey Endowed ScholarshipWilliam D. Johnson Endowed ScholarshipWilliam F. “Bill” Gardiner Memorial Endowed ScholarshipWilliam G. and Betty Jean Cale ScholarshipWilliam G. Cale, Jr., and Robert L. Potts Presidential Scholarship to Benefit the Honors ProgramWilliam G. Cale, Sr., Memorial Tennis EndowmentWilliam Lonnie Davis Memorial Endowed ScholarshipWilliam Luckey Crocker & Jean D. Crocker Endowed Scholarship William M. Gough, III, Endowed ScholarshipWilliam R. Strong Department of Geography Endowed ScholarshipWilliam Reese Strong Geography Education Endowment (U)Willingham Award


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The Honor Roll of Donors contains names of individuals who have made gifts to the University of North Alabama between October 1, 2017, and September 30, 2018. There could be several reasons that your name does not appear in what you believe to be the appropriate giving level—or not at all:

1. You made your gift either before October 1, 2017, or after September 30, 2018.

2. You gave more during this period than you realize: your name may be in the next giving level.

3. You made a pledge instead of an outright gift. If you made a pledge between October 1, 2017, and September 30, 2018, but chose to begin fulfilling it after September 30, 2018 , your name will not appear in this honor roll, which reflects only gifts received.

4. If you are a corporate sponsor for Athletics and are recognized through advertisement opportunities.

5. You paid your Sportsman’s Club membership dues after January 1, 2018. Under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (H.R.1), athletic contributions in exchange for the right to purchase tickets or preferred seating at a college or university athletic event cannot be counted as a charitable contribution.

If we omitted your name in error, we would like to hear from you. If you have questions or corrections, contact the Office of Donor Relations and Prospect Management at 256.765.4861.

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