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Alumni & DevelopmentHonor Rollof DonorsGifts from these donors directlybenefit the academic programs, faculty,and students of the College ofPublic Health. The College of PublicHealth proudly recognizes the followingalumni, friends, corporations, andfoundations who have supported ouracademic programs, faculty and studentsover the past fiscal year. We thank youfor your support!If your name is not included and youthink it should be, or if it is included,but not at the level you believe to beappropriate, there may be severalreasons why:1. You made your gift either before July1, 2006 or after June 30, 2007.2. You gave more during this timeperiod than you realize. Check thenext giving level for your name.3. You made a pledge instead of anoutright gift. This listing includes onlygifts received. If you made a pledgeduring this time period, but electednot to begin paying it until after June30, 2007 your name will not be listed.4. You made a gift to the GeorgiaEducational Enhancement Fund(GEEF). These gifts are not reflectedin the UGA Arch Foundation HonorRoll.5. Your contribution was directed towardmembership in the UGA AlumniAssociation. Although dues paymentsare a vital part of the AlumniAssociation and enable it to pursueprojects in support of the University,dues are not tax deductible and havenot been included in this list.6. We have omitted your name in error.If we have made a mistake, pleaselet us know.Questions? Please contact KateLindsey in the College of Public HealthDevelopment Office at 706-542-2590 orkrl@uga.edu.Benefactors ($10,000 or more)ACMPE Scholarship Fund, Inc.Athens Regional Medical CenterBlue Cross Blue Shield of Georgia Foundation, LLCFellows ($5000-9,999)Fortson, Bentley, & Griffin, PAAssociates ($1,000-4,999)Dr. Kimberly Cheryl BrannenGeorgia Emergency Medicine SpecialistsDr. Frank LisellaNelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough, L.L.P.Northeast Georgia Medical Center, Inc.Pettigrew Medical Business ServicesRiverbend Environmental, Inc.Capt. Leonard J. Sapera and Mrs. Eileen W. SaperaDr. R. Glen Wiggans and Mrs. Mary Louise WiggansDr. and Mrs. Phillip L. WilliamsDr. A. Fred Young$100-$999 DonorsAmerican Hospital AssociationMr. & Mrs. John S. Bowling, Sr.Mr. Norman Dewitt Burkett, Sr.Mr. Robert Frank CarouselMr. Kevin Marc CasparyMr. Raymond Brian ChildressDr. Marsha A. DavisDeborah F. & Lance B. DukeMr. Kirk R. Dunham and Ms. Chantel DunhamEnvirotech, Inc.Dr. Ngoc-Cam Pham EscofferyMs. Marilyn FarmerDr. Stuart Feldman and Mrs. Renee FeldmanMr. Edward Jeremiah Fentress, III and Mrs. Hilary HerrisFentressDr. Chad D. Fertig and Dr. Angela R FertigDr. Jack E. Fincham and Mrs. Melinda K. FinchamDr. Jeffrey William Fisher and Ms. Cathianne WatkinsDr. Robert S. Galen and Dr. Lorilee SandmannDr. Monica Marie GaughanMr. Daniel Robert GilleskiMr. Allen Russell Green and Mrs. Rebecca Sexton GreenMr. Stanley H. Henderson and Mrs. Martha HendersonThe Home DepotDavid & Kelley JohnsonMs. Shannon Lloyd KehoeMr. Maxim Joseph KieferMr. William Larry Lee Jr.Ms. Katherine LindseyMr. Brian LloydMr. James Robert LowryDr. Randall Oliver Manning and Mrs. Rita BlackManningMr. Brandon McEachern and Ms. Heather IveyMcEachernDr. Charles A. McPeake and Mrs. Sandra H. McPeakeDr. Jessica Legge Muilenburg and Mr. Wesley E.MuilenburgDr. William Britton MurrillMr. Bobby Russell Ray Jr.Ms. Karen Austin RossiDr. Daryl E. Rowe and Ms. Linda S. RoweMs. Kathy H. Shelnutt and Mr. William D. ShelnuttMrs. Wanda Wetlesen-Shepherd and Mr. Michael HaroldShepherdMr. John Edward ShortMr. Jeff John Skahill and Ms. Kara Schuller-SkahillMAJ Andrew Quin SmithMr. Dwayne Sutton SmithStarbucks Coffee CompanyMr. Luther VanBuren Tow and Ms. Elizabeth M. TowMr. Benjamin Hayes UnderwoodMr. Edson Walea UnderwoodMrs. Michele P. S. WalshMr. Andrew Lee Weyenberg and Ms. Jamie JonesWeyenbergMs. Terri Grogan WhiteMr. Timothy Keith WhiteDr. Mark G. Wilson and Dr. Katherine Mallender WilsonDr. Su-I Hou and Mr. Ji Yan Wu$1-$99 DonorsAnonymousMs. Katherine Michelle BayletBridgette J. & Brian A. BinfordDr. Marsha C. BlackMs. Jayne S ClampMr. Jeffery Devin Corbitt and Ms. Elizabeth ZgutowiczCorbittDr. Phaedra Shaffer CorsoMs. Lauren Anoff CoxMs. Pamela J. CoxMr. Michael James Crowe and Ms. Stephanie JoyceCroweMr. John Christopher DanielMr. William Whilden DukesMs. Ashlee Walker DuncanMr. Byron Harrison Dunn Jr.Mr. Calvin Lee ElmoreMs. Myah Malana FalkMr. Charles Edwin Folendore Jr.Mr. Derrick R. GableDr. Dionne GodetteMr. Mark Evan Hein and Dr. Katherine Darby HeinMs. Rebecca Ann HoltMr. Harry John Jue Jr.Mr. David Endris KannapellMr. Lewis O'Neal KentMs. Sandra Keith KreamerMs. Tina Jones LankfordDr. Erin K. LippMs. Andrea ManningMrs. Anne Wesson MurphyDr. Luke Peter NaeherMs. Katherine Eileen NoonanMr. Chris Ravotti and Ms. Michelle R. HueyMr. Richard Martin Rehm and Mrs. Lynn Smith RehmMs. Leigh Ann RichardsonDr. Claire RobbDr. Dawn L. Wannamaker SatterfieldDr. Mary Alice SmithMs. Patricia L. SmithMrs. Amy Adcock SpencerMs. Jenny Lynn TroutMr. Jeffery Loran Turner and Mrs. Bonnie Bowen TurnerMs. Ashley Carpenter Wells and Mr. William David WellsMs. Deanna Denise WhiddonMrs. Ellen Harris Wilson18 College of Public Health
Building a Constituency toRespond to Georgia’sImportant Health ConcernsUd dionsequis nis essit auguefeugait alis nit ip eratet lor sendreeum zzriurem vel ut irit iure magnaThe CPH presentsan unprecedentedopportunity for UGAto address the publichealth needs in thestate of GeorgiaGeorgia is:36th in obesity28th in per capita public healthspending39th in children in poverty49th in high school graduation rate41st in cardiovascular deaths41st in total mortality47th in infectious disease rates25th in cancer deathsIn his 2007 State of the UniversityAddress, University of GeorgiaPresident, Michael Adams, chargedthe College of Public Health with theresponsibility of “creating the avenuesnecessary to improve the entirety ofthe state’s health.” By expanding ourfaculty, pioneering innovative research,recruiting remarkable students and increasingour constituency of friendsand alumni who support our mission,we are building the infrastructure necessaryto respond to Georgia’s importanthealth concerns.We invite you to become a part ofour constituency of friends and alumniwho are making financial gifts to supportour mission. Your gifts will help usfocus on critical areas such as scholarships,professorships, graduate fellowships,international study, and researchfacilities. By providing this type of supportto the College of Public Health atits earliest stages of development, youwill help us further develop the infrastructureneeded to address the publichealth issues within the State of Georgia,the region and beyond.Annual gifts to the College ofPublic Health Support Fund are unrestrictedand meet the College’s mostpressing need. You can choose to becomea member of The President’sClub by making a gift at one of thelevels listed below, or you can make agift at the amount suitable for you.The Presidents ClubBenefactors $10,000+Fellows $5000-9,999Partners $2,500+ ($1,000minimum designated to thePresident’s Venture Fund)Associates $1,000-4,999You can also earmark your gift fora special fund within the School.The College of Public Healthpresents an unprecedented opportunityfor the University of Georgia toaddress the public health needs in thestate of Georgia, and our outreach isadvancing scientific discovery into theprevention, causes and cures of ourmost pressing public health concerns,and our graduates are taking leadershiproles in corporate, academic andgovernment institutions and providingexpertise in efficient and practicalapproaches to improve public health.Your gift to the College of PublicHealth is a gift of confidence andloyalty in our institution and our students.Please know each gift makes adifference, and your commitment toour progress is greatly appreciated.To learn more about our fundsand ways to give, please contact KateLindsey at 706-542-2590 or krl@uga.edu.—Kate LindseyWinter 2007 19
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