Fall 2005 Benefactor.pdf - Delta College

A letter from the new
President of Delta College
Dear Friends:
Greetings to each of you! I am honored and
pleased to have been selected as Delta’s
fourth president, and I look forward to
serving this fine institution. I appreciate the
warm welcome and hospitality that Delta
College, the Board of Trustees, the
Foundation Board of Directors, the staff and
the community have given me. I come to
Delta with energy, enthusiasm, excitement,
and a deep genuine passion for serving in
the community college.
I was attracted to Delta because of
its reputation as a leading, innovative
community college dedicated to meeting
the diverse educational and personal
growth needs of students. Students are at
the core of what we are all about. Delta
College has demonstrated its vision of
serving students with excellence.
I believe in community colleges,
and have spent most of my career working
in them. I have taught in the classroom and
served in a variety of administrative
positions. Community colleges provide so
many outstanding opportunities to students
and members of the community, and
I intend to work to strengthen the
opportunities that Delta offers. We truly
make the “Delta Difference” in thousands of
lives each year.
There are challenges before us at
Delta as we take this College to new levels
of service and excellence, and I know we
can and will meet these challenges because
of the talent and dedication of our people.
Thank you for your continued support of
this fine institution, and I look forward to
meeting many of you in the near future.
Sincerely,
Dr. Jean Goodnow joined the staff of Delta
College in early July, and became the College’s
fourth president on August 1 upon the
retirement of Dr. Peter D. Boyse.
Background on Dr. Jean Goodnow
Education: Three degrees from the
University of Iowa in Iowa City – Bachelor
of Arts in Sociology, Master of Arts in
Rehabilitation Counseling, and Ph.D. in
Higher Education Administration.
Work Experience: Nine years as president
of Illinois Valley Community College in
Oglesby (about 100 miles southwest of
Chicago), and 26 years working in a variety
of educational positions in Iowa (14 years
spent at Kirkwood Community College in
Cedar Rapids/Iowa City).
Personal Information: Married for 31 years
to Steve Goodnow, a legislative aide; one son,
John, 27, in customer relations at Chicken of
the Sea in San Diego, CA.
FALL 2005
Delta College Foundation
Board of Directors
Bay County:
Kathryn R. Langenburg
Bradford T. Light
Robert H. Monroe
Brenda S. Rowley
Dee Dee Wacksman
Robert N. Wright
Midland County:
Mark R. Freed
Dr. Thomas H. Lane
Jonathan E. Lauderbach
Robert B. Stafford
Eileen C. Starks, Chair
Jenee L. Velasquez
Saginaw County:
Barbara N. Ewend, Vice Chair
Mark B. Morley
Susan A. Pumford
Rev. P. David Saunders
R. Earl Selby
James L. Wolohan
Delta College
Representatives:
Dr. Jean Goodnow,
Secretary/Treasurer
Karen M. MacArthur,
Executive Director
Donald B. Halog,
Vice President of
Instruction and Learning
Services
Inside
Chocolate Affair ..... 2&3
New Endowments ... 3&6
Student Feature ............. 4
Golf Classic .................... 5
Retirement Barbecue .... 6
Quality Public
Broadcasting .............. 7
In the Numbers ............. 8
Jean Goodnow, Ph.D.
President
Delta College
Experience the Delta Difference

645 students to benefit from
“Possible Dream” fundraiser
Labadie to underwrite November 10 event
Mark your calendars: The Delta College
Foundation’s A “Possible Dream”
Fundraiser: A Chocolate Affair will be
held on Thursday, November 10 at the
HORIZONS Conference Center in
Saginaw. The special evening, again
underwritten by Bay City’s Labadie Auto
Company, raises dollars to benefit 645 Tri-
County sixth through twelfth graders who
are academically bright but socioeconomically
disadvantaged.
Creating this year’s chocolate
tortes is Michael Skarupinski, a renowned
chocolate artist and pastry chef instructor
at the Great Lakes Culinary Institute at
Northwestern Michigan College in Traverse
City. Skarupinski prepared tortes for this
event in 2001, 2002 and 2003, and will be
assisted this year by ten of his advanced
culinary students from Northwestern.
Since 2001, A “Possible Dream”
Fundraiser: A Chocolate Affair has netted
almost $400,000 for the Possible Dream
Program. The program keeps students
active in their studies, pursuing their
educational goals and reaching their full
potential.
This year’s Honorary Chairs are:
Bay County – Jack and Konnie Werner;
Midland County – Hugh and Eileen Starks
(Chair of the Delta College Foundation Board of
Directors); and Saginaw County – Dr. Doug
and Dianna Cramer.
For sponsorship and ticket
information, contact Mary Harding,
Director of Development, at (989) 686-9226
or maryharding@delta.edu. More
information on the event can be found at:
www.delta.edu/foundation/chocolate.html.
A “Possible Dream” Fundraiser:
A Chocolate Affair Menu
Poached Salmon
Lobster and Crabmeat Crepes
Shrimp Cocktail
Mushroom Caps stuffed with Escargot
Breast of Chicken with BBQ Glaze
Carved Tenderloin of Beef
Carved Pork Loin
Swiss Potatoes with Asparagus
“Possible Dream” students (left to right) Courtney and Rodney Dunn, Reginald Cameron and Melissa
Grant pose with Barbra Boyse, wife of Delta College President Emeritus Dr. Peter D. Boyse, during last
year’s “A Chocolate Affair”.
Assorted Fresh Fruits
Baked Brie Encroute
Caesar Salad and Mediterranean Salad
Vegetable Pasta Salad
Waldorf Salad
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2005 Chocolate Affair
Community Leaders
Jack and Konnie Werner
Honorary Chairs, Bay County
Gary and Barb Adelman
Tim and Cindy Brennan
Kevin and Nancy Buchholz
Ryan and Dana Carley
Don and Kim Clark
Eric and Eileen Curtis
Kevin and Kathy Czerwinski
Michael and Barbara Debo
Bob and Mitzi Dimitroff
Richard D. Gatza
J and Kirsten Gibbs
Dave Green and Molly Ballor
Brad and Gayle Kessel
Doug and Cindy Luczak
Greg and Lisa Luczak
John McCormick and Nancy Vader-McCormick
Harry and Charlene Miller
Dom and Pam Monastiere
Rob and Debra Monroe
Rich and Barb Steele
Mary Beth Taglauer
Bob and Judy Thomas
Rick and Dee Dee Wacksman
Kuhn Young
Hugh and Eileen Starks
Honorary Chairs, Midland County
Badger and Julie Beall
Rick and Carol Bergstein
Stuart and Ruth Ann Bergstein
Norm and Maureen Donker
Dave and Sue Dunn
Ted and Margie Eastman
Mark and Laura Freed
John Holder and Julie Fasone-Holder
Tom and Janis Lane
Jon and Erin Lauderbach
Dave and Carol Miller
Dan and Sarah Opperman
Al and Jean Ott
Kent Philpot and Kimberly Houston-Philpot
David and Cady Ramaker
Brian and Deb Rodgers
Fred and Carol Rolf, Jr.
Paul and Sharon Seidel
Don and Angela Sheets
Bob and Beth Stafford
Richard Starkey
Christian and Jenee Velasquez
Craig and Claudia Wallin
Lynn and Sandy Weimer
Dr. Doug and Dianna Cramer
Honorary Chairs, Saginaw County
Dana Alfano
Sami and Lina Boudiab
Craig and Joan Douglas
Tim and Sandy Dust
Paul Furlo
Gary and Sandy Glaza
Fred and Bonnie Gray
Louise Harrison
Jack and Ellen Jonker
Steve and Caitlin Janson
Steve and Laureen Lutenski
Victor and Jill Mastromarco, Jr.
Jim McIntyre
Gary and Beth McMall
Larry Miller and Brenda Lemmer
Robert and Sue Pumford
Terry and Peggy Rock
Kip and Molly Sauer
Larry and Linda Sims
Morrie and Julie Stevens
Odail and Mamie Thorns
Jim and Janis Van Tiflin
Alan and Shirley Wazny
Two new endowments
to assist students
The Delta College Foundation Board of Directors has approved the
following endowments:
THE ROBERT KEICHER SCHOLARSHIP
ENDOWMENT has been established by the
family, friends and colleagues of Robert
Keicher, affectionately known as “Professor
Bob”, who taught mathematics (and later
added courses in computer science) at Delta
College from 1968 until his retirement in
2002. “Professor Bob” lost his battle with
Lou Gehrig’s Disease in 2003, and found
the true meaning of his life when he
began working in 1991 on a partnership
between Delta and the Rift Valley
Institute of Science and Technology in
Kenya, devoting countless hours to
overseeing shipments of thousands of
used computers, books and other materials to
Kenyan schools. “Most of what I have done with my life was in
preparation for Kenya,” the educator, teacher, international colleague,
humanitarian and friend once said. “I was meant to do it.”
THE HAROLD AND NORINE RUPP SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT
has been established by the longtime and well-known residents of Bay
County, who have consistently
and significantly financially
supported most projects
that helped the Bay
County community,
including Delta
College, the Boys &
Girls Clubs of Bay
County, United
Way of Bay
County, the Civic
Arena, the Ice
Rink, Elks Club,
Bay County
Women’s Center,
their church and many
more. Their philanthropic
spirit has also played a
crucial role in encouraging
others to join them in giving.
Delta
College
FOUNDATION
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Student grateful for
opportunities and assistance
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Mai Nhia Vue was four years old when she
moved to the United States. Her parents,
Hmong refugees who were born in Laos (in
southeastern Asia), relocated to Thailand
during the Vietnam War. They left their new
country because of political unrest and
danger, and were convinced that they
would have a better life in the USA for
themselves and their six children.
Now 19, Mai is a well-adjusted
Delta College student who remembers little
about her early years in Thailand. The 2003
graduate of Bay City Central High School is
one of nine children, ranging in age from 25
years to ten years (three have been born in
the USA since her family arrived here). She
has a pleasant smile and enthusiasm in her
voice, and is extremely grateful when she
speaks of the financial assistance she has
received to attend classes at Delta,
including the Michigan Merit Award,
federal grants and an award from
the Delta College Employee-
Sponsored Scholarship
Endowment.
Additional income she
earns at work – as a co-op
student at Delphi in Saginaw,
working 20 hours each week,
and formerly as a student
assistant in Delta’s
Employment Services
office – is crucial to her
family. Both parents
are unable to work
due to disabilities.
Six of the nine Vue
children are still at
home. (Two
siblings are in
Michigan – a
brother in Pontiac
and a sister in
Lansing. Another
sister resides in
Minnesota.) Mai’s
18-year-old sister
works at a local
restaurant and
helps the family as
well.
“It’s been
tough,” Mai said.
“Things have been very tight. However,
having scholarships and awards has
lessened the financial burden on me and my
family to continue my education, and has
helped me be able to study instead of
worrying about where the money will come
from.”
Mai is in her second year at Delta
College, pursuing her Associate’s Degree in
Administrative Assistant. Her long-range
plans include studying political science,
possibly at Oakland University in
Rochester, MI, with the hopes of someday
working for the government in public
administration.
Mary Keyser, Employment Advisor
in the Employment Services office at Delta,
was Mai’s supervisor when she worked on
campus. She indicated that the young
woman was “one of the brightest and most
exceptional student employees I’ve ever
had.”
“Mai exhibited a high work ethic,”
Mary explained. “She arrived at the office
on time, produced a high volume of quality
work, functioned as a team member, had
excellent computer skills, learned quickly
and was very adaptable. Whatever she
chooses to do in her life, I know she will go
far.”
Away from working and going to
school, Mai follows and plays sports,
especially basketball. She considers herself
a “typical college kid,” she said. “I work
hard and I achieve my goals.” And, she tries
to spend time at least once a week with her
boyfriend, who lives in Pontiac. She met
him at a Hmong New Year’s celebration
almost four years ago.
When asked what the “Delta
Difference” means to her, Mai smiled. “You
get so many opportunities for education
here,” she said, “for not such big bucks. It’s
the same education here that you would get
at four-year universities. And, the
instructors are great. They give each student
a lot of attention.”
And, she adds that she is grateful
for the opportunities she has living in the
USA. “You’re able to pursue something that
you really want here,” she explained.
“That’s very important to me.”

Golf Classic nets more than $32,790
2005 COMMUNITY
LEADERS
Bay County:
Bob Thomas,
Honorary Chair,
Independent Bank
Nancy Buchholz,
Thumb National Bank &
Trust Co.
Kathy Czerwinski,
Andrews Hooper & Pavlik
Tony Dearing,
The Bay City Times
Kathy Engelhardt,
Weinlander Fitzhugh
Ann Lingle,
National City Bank
Midland County:
Bob Stafford,
Honorary Chair,
Chemical Bank and Trust
Jenny Anderson,
Midland Daily News
Badger Beall,
Ayre Rhinehart Real Estate
John Beery,
AG Edwards & Sons, Inc.
Greg Harrant,
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Greg Rogers,
MidMichigan Health
Saginaw County:
Dr. Doug Cramer,
Honorary Chair,
Karkut Dental Group
Dick Blazejewski,
Mail Room Service Center
Sam Boudiab,
Diamond and Jewelry
Unlimited
Burt Fettig,
Community Volunteer
Steve Harris,
Harris Consulting
Associates
The weather was a classic Michigan day – a little bit of everything (cold, heat, rain), but
participants had fun despite the changing environment. The Delta College Foundation’s
annual Golf Classic, held Tuesday, June 21 at The Golf Club at Apple Mountain in
Freeland, was another success, netting more than $32,790. The proceeds benefit Delta’s
five varsity sports programs (men’s and women’s basketball, men’s soccer, women’s
softball and women’s volleyball), through scholarship assistance and equipment
purchases.
2005 MAJOR SPONSORS
Bay Regional Medical Center, Cart Sponsor
Bierlein Companies, Lunch Sponsor
Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Driving Sponsor
Chemical Bank & Trust Company,
Driving Range Sponsor
Citizens Bank, Breakfast Sponsor
Comerica Bank, Prize Sponsor
Diamond & Jewelry Unlimited,
Hole-In-One Sponsor
Flowers from the Heart, Flower Sponsor
Independent Bank, Gift Sponsor
I.T.I., Inc., Dinner Sponsor
Maier & Associates Financial Group, Inc.,
Reception Sponsor
MidMichigan Health,
Skills Competition Sponsor
Spence Brothers, Beverage Sponsor
SunGard Collegis, Inc., Gift Sponsor
Wolverine Bank, Photo Sponsor
2005 TEE SPONSORS
A.G. Edwards & Sons, Inc.
Alro Steel
Andrews Hooper & Pavlik
A.T. Frank Floor Covering
Bank One
Bay Cast Technologies
Boettcher Masonry
Citadel Marketing Group
CPI Engineering Services, Inc.
Dow Chemical Employees’ Credit Union
Dunlop Pontiac
Edward Jones - Thomas Township
Fabiano Brothers
Ferrellgas
Fifth Third Bank
Garber Chevrolet Midland
General Housing Corporation
Gougeon Brothers
Hagen Ford
HealthPlus of Michigan
Karkut Dental Group
MacMillan Associates, Inc.
Mail Room Service Center
Mast, Foulds & Company
OmniSource Bay City LLIC
Rehman James & Associates
Remer Plumbing and Heating
Rowleys Wholesale
Smith Barney
SmithGroup
Superior Business Solutions
Stevens Worldwide Van Lines, Inc.
Three Rivers Corporation
Thumb National Bank
Weinlander Fitzhugh
Wigen, Tincknell, Meyer & Associates
Wirt Financial & Leasing Services
Wirt Stone Dock
WINNERS from this year’s event were:
FIRST TIER:
Men’s Division:
First Place:
Micah Guigou, Justinand Paul Holyszko, and Steve Salata
Second Place:
Larry Boon, Bob and Chad Mazzara, and Charlie O’Neil
Women’s Division:
First Place:
Lisa Charters, Bridget Hollingsworth, Ann Miner and Cheryl Wagner
Second Place:
Sue Dunn, Carol Park, Jan Reynolds and Vivian Somerville
Mixed Division:
First Place:
Chuck Creed, Ruth Jaffe, Kathy Langenburg and J.J. Waterman
Second Place:
Nancy Buchholz, Eileen Curtis, Jim Hempton and Leif Peterson
SECOND TIER:
Men’s Division:
First Place:
Rick Carlson, Joe James, Dave Magsig and Ron Murphy
Second Place:
John Nyquist, Bill Palmer, Tom Rinness and Bob Thomas
Women’s Division:
First Place:
Pat Graves, Jeannie Laverty, Deb Lutz and Leslie Myles-Sanders
Second Place:
Angela Cramer, Ann Lingle, Amy Lyday and Dee Welchli
Mixed Division:
First Place:
Dave Basque, Lisa Luczak, Dacia Matuszewski and Mike Woody
Second Place:
Sue and Pete Kirchman, Konnie and Jack Werner
Men’s Straightest Drive: Larry Jacobs
Women’s Straightest Drive: Pat Graves
Closest to the Pin (Hole #5): Bob Emrich
Closest to the Pin (Hole #11): Kim Donat
Putting Contest: Bob Wheeler
For photos of the Golf Classic, go to:
www.delta.edu/golf.html
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More than 500 attend
retirement barbecue
The Delta College Board of Trustees and the Delta College Foundation
Board of Directors hosted a retirement barbecue on June 10 at the
Carlyon Farmhouse. The event celebrated the legacy of Dr. Peter D.
Boyse upon his retirement as College President on July 31. Dr. Boyse
began working at Delta College in 1988 as Executive Vice President, and
assumed the presidency in 1993.
The retirement barbecue was attended by members of the
community, special friends of the College, members of the Boyse family,
friends and neighbors, colleagues, area legislators, employees and
retirees.
Food, beverages and music were provided, along with a video
and photo display reviewing Dr. Boyse’s tenure at the College. Guests
were also invited to videotape personal messages for Dr. Boyse and his
family.
The Boyse family posed in front of the Carylon Farmhouse during the retirement barbecue. Left to
right: grandson Wesley Grzemkowski, son-in-law Phil and daughter Heather Grzemkowski, Dr. Peter D.
Boyse and his wife Barbra, and daughter Cassie Boyse.
The Delta College Foundation is pleased to announce that the
College has been named as one of two beneficiaries of a $1.5 million
charitable trust from Maynard L. Smith, Jr., who passed away in
November 2004. Mr. Smith, a Bay City resident, was a longtime
friend of the College. Delta will be sharing proceeds from this trust
with Saginaw Valley State University. The purpose of the trust,
according to Mr. Smith’s will, is “to promote the education of
students”. If you are interested in leaving Delta College a planned
gift, please contact the Delta College Foundation at (989) 686-9224.
$2 million endowment
established
In honor of President Emeritus Dr. Peter D.
Boyse, Delta College announced the
establishment of a $2 million endowment
aimed at expanding and improving its
Strategic Initiative efforts. At this point,
more than $1.5 million has been raised.
The Peter D. Boyse President’s
Scholar Endowment was unveiled June 10
during a retirement barbecue for Dr.
Boyse. Dr. Thomas Lane of Midland, Chair
of the Delta College Board of Trustees, and
Eileen Starks of Midland, Chair of the Delta
College Foundation Board of Directors,
jointly announced the new fund. The
endowment pays tribute to Dr. Boyse, and
also will be supporting the College’s
President’s Scholar Program.
The President’s Scholar Program
will seek out promising new faculty who
are just at the beginning of their teaching
careers, with the intent of helping them
quickly grow their talents, while at the
same time asking them to bring new ideas
to diversify the college’s curricula and
programs, and to expand the effectiveness
of the college’s efforts toward access and
success of students from a broad cross
section of the communities that the College
serves.
The College welcomes
contributions to the endowment.
Interested persons may contact the
Foundation Office at (989) 686-9224 or
foundation@delta.edu.
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Quality Public Broadcasting
busy with various activities
Fund Development Committee
Delta College welcomed Dr. Jean Goodnow
as its new president in early July 2005. One
of her most important tasks is effective
involvement in the local community. In
anticipation of this critical need, the Delta
College Foundation established a new Fund
Development Committee to assist Dr.
Goodnow in meeting essential business and
community leaders. This initiative was a
result of a Corporation for Public
Broadcasting (CPB) project conducted with
Delta College Quality Public Broadcasting.
Committee members met for the first time
on August 31 and began providing their
suggestions. In addition to the typical
presentations at chambers of commerce and
service club meetings, a series of small
group gatherings in private homes is being
planned.
This important group also
functioned as ambassadors at Delta
College’s recent President’s Circle dinner,
held September 29. Committee members
were able to introduce many friends and
business colleagues to Dr. Goodnow, and
will also serve as advisors on a variety of
newly developing fund raising ideas, print
brochures and image pieces. Members of
the committee are: Stuart Bergstein, Bill
Bowen, Bob Hetzler, Kathy Langenburg,
Rob Monroe, Sue Pumford, Rita Smith, Bob
Stafford, Carol Thomas, Jim Van Tiflin,
Jenee Velasquez and W. Lynn Weimer.
their monthly, quarterly or annual meetings
at Delta College, please contact Karen
MacArthur at 989-686-9225 for further
details.
Hurricane Katrina Involvement
In response to Hurricane Katrina, Q-TV and
Q-90.1 joined in a number of statewide and
national response fundraising and
programming efforts. The FCC approved a
special waiver allowing public TV and
radio stations to fundraise for victims of the
hurricane. Over 150 Michigan broadcasters,
both commercial and public, agreed to
target September 9 as Michigan Cares,
Michigan Gives Fundraising Day, at the
request of Governor Jennifer Granholm. The
effort was intended to be a statewide radio
promotion with television tie-in spots as
well. Q-TV aired spots, and Q-90.1 devoted
time during Morning Edition to encourage
citizens to call in their financial support.
Q-TV also joined with nationwide PBS
stations to offer a number of hurricanerelated
programs and concerts. Q-TV and
Q-90.1 ask that their friends also remember
the continuing good works of this
institution and the stations in the months
ahead.
Wickes Foundation Visit
Trustees from the Harvey Randall Wickes
Foundation held their quarterly meeting at
Delta College on September 13. They were
able to meet President Jean Goodnow
following their formal business meeting to
hear her overview of the College and her
vision for the future. The group then toured
Quality Public Broadcasting’s newly
renovated Frank N. Andersen Broadcast
Center.
During the A Quality Future: Delta
College Digital Q-TV fundraising campaign,
the Harvey Randall Wickes Foundation
provided $350,000 of funding towards the
project. Delta named the Master Control
Room in honor of the group’s generosity. If
area foundations would like to hold one of
Trustees of the Harvey Randall Wickes Foundation visited Delta College on September 13, touring the
studios of Quality Public Broadcasting. Posing together are: left to right: William A. Hendrick; Hugo E.
Braun, Jr., President; Ellen Crane; Lloyd J. Yeo, Treasurer; Dr. Jean Goodnow, Delta College President;
Craig W. Horn, Vice President; Richard Katz; Peter Ewend; Mary Lou Case; and Michele Pavlicek,
Secretary. Missing was Dr. Richard Heuschele.
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It’s in the numbers . . .
And our students count on you!
253 = Number of times Delta students, guests or employees locked their keys in their car last year.
16,000 = Average number of Delta students per year.
412 = Average dollar cost of books and supplies per semester.
3,514 = Number of parking spaces at Delta College.
39,840 = Number of bottles of water sold on campus per year.
15 = Average number of miles Delta students drive to Delta for classes.
11,700,000= Number of bricks on the Delta College campus.
530 = Average number of steps Delta students travel from their cars to the building and back.
13,600 = Delta students who work either full or part time.
15,000 = Dollars needed to create an endowment.
1,200 = Number of Delta graduates in 2005.
74,000,000= The number of Sesame Street “graduates” in the United States.
1,443 = Number of jobs posted by outside businesses for Delta students in the last year.
714 = Number of academic degrees held by the faculty and staff at Delta College.
3,255,391 = Dollars contributed to Delta College in 2005 from the private sector.
36,000 = Smiles improved annually in the Delta College Dental Clinic.
1,650,000 = Number of award winning student newspapers Delta College printed since 1961.
276 = Number of students who received scholarships from Delta College last year.
702 = Number of hours of local programming produced by Delta College Q 90.1 Quality Public Radio.
It all adds up to Student Success!
We’re counting on you to call the Delta College Foundation Office at (989) 686-9224
to make a contribution.
Delta College
Board of Trustees:
Bay County
Martha (Marty) P.
Fitzhugh;
Jack R. MacKenzie;
Dee Dee Wacksman
Midland County
Kimberly R. Houston-Philpot;
Dr. Thomas H. Lane, Chair;
Robert B. Stafford
Saginaw County
Dr. Robert L. Emrich;
Karen L. Lawrence-Webster;
R. Earl Selby, Vice Chair
Delta College President
Dr. Jean Goodnow
Delta College
Foundation Staff:
Karen M. MacArthur,
Executive Director
Tom Caylor,
Director of Communications
Mary Harding,
Director of Development
Rebecca S. Barber,
Administrative Office
Professional
Delta College Foundation
University Center, MI 48710
Phone: (989) 686-9224
Fax: (989) 667-2212
Web site:
www.delta.edu/foundation
E-mail:
foundation@delta.edu
Delta College Foundation
University Center, MI 48710
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