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Report of GiftsLinda J. Neely ’96Judith L. Nichols ’86Lisa C. Ninnis ’93Ruth A. Pratt ’86Anne G. Quirk ’89Robert A. Rice ’81Denise F. Rossi ’02Lynn P. Schwarz ’81Evelyn Jean Sinclair ’99Kellee Ann Smith ’99Holly Sue Stone ’91Betty A. Tillinger ’86Kim Truong ’01Michelle M. Turba ’91Christine M. Ughy ’87Sonya K. Vestey ’82Kathleen M. Weldon ’86Bobby T. Whitson ’97Glenda B. Wichick ’96Marilyn D. Willming ’86Donor Recognition andSpecial EntitlementsAn invitation to the president’s appreciation dinnerand recognition in the UCF Foundation AnnualReport and Honor Roll of Donors is given todonors in the following levels:• President’s Medallion• President’s CircleDonors are recognized in the UCF FoundationAnnual Report and Honor Roll of Donors in thefollowing levels:• President’s Medallion• President’s Circle• Pegasus CircleEndowmentsBert Fish Nursing ChairBlue Cross and Blue Shield EndowedProfessorship in NursingCentral Florida Kidney CenterEndowed ScholarshipChatlos Endowed Fund(scholarships and professorship)Dorothy Ann Perkins TomlinsonEndowed ScholarshipHeather Scaglione Endowed ScholarshipVivian and Barry Woods EndowedScholarship FundWinter Park Memorial HospitalEndowed ScholarshipFaculty ProfessorshipsChatlos Endowed ChairEmma J. BrownBert Fish Endowed ChairAngeline BushyThe University of Central Florida,College of Health and PublicAffairs and School of Nursingappreciate all of your generousfinancial contributions.Central FloridaKidney CenterEndowmentThe Central Florida Kidney Center hasestablished an endowment to providescholarships for undergraduate nursingstudents. The endowment was paidover a four-year period, along withan additional annual gift to providescholarships before the endowmentgoal was reached.Maureen Michael (above) executivedirector of the Central Florida KidneyCenter, is a strong advocate of nursingeducation, and she believes supportingnursing education is important.Michael said the center established thescholarship “to address the nursingshortage by assisting students andencouraging them to consider workingwith renal patients in their career choice.”She challenges other organizations withinthe health-care community “to recognizethe nursing shortage, and take an activerole in being part of the solution byproviding financial support for studentscholarships or additional facultypositions to educate students.”22