NCSSM

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M A G A Z I N E

The
Changing
Face
of NCSSM
Historic Watts campus
gets a facelift
Inside: 2005-2006 Annual Report
Commencement 2006
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 Editor
Lauren Everhart From the Chancellor
Managing Editor As we enter a new year at the
Aaron Plourde North Carolina School of Science
and Mathematics, activity, energy,
Art Director/Layout excitement and change abound.
Aaron Plourde
When I arrived on this campus nearly
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seven years ago, it didn’t take me long
Kenan Crawford ’07
Lauren Everhart
to realize the amount of history and
Fred Hurteau tradition that characterize this School and
Bryan Regan its people, a rare feat for a 27-year-old
Craig Rowe institution. Each day I am here, however, I
see more clearly how NCSSM’s creative, adept and inquisitive
Contributing Writers students, faculty and staff are able to make history on a daily
Thomas Beam basis. The School is a kaleidoscope of opportunity, where
Lauren Everhart
diversity, tradition and, yes, change come together to create
Aaron Plourde
an environment of challenge and hope.
Printer
Joseph C. Woodard Printing Co. Throughout the years, the principles that make NCSSM so
Raleigh, N.C. strong have remained constant despite many physical
changes on campus. Our students have always embraced
change, while remaining loyal to the founding ideas and
defining characteristics that embody the NCSSM experience.
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1219 Broad Street Our people understand what the Dalai Lama meant when
P.O. Box 2418 he said, “Open your arms to change, but don’t let go of your
Durham, N.C. 27715 values.” I am delighted to present to you NCSSM’s winter
www.ncssm.edu magazine, outlining and highlighting the changing faces of the
School. From the restoration of Watts’ cupola to becoming the
17th constituent institution of the University of North Carolina
Address Changes?
system, positive changes are happening.
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NCSSM Alumni/Development
P.O. Box 2733
Durham, N.C. 27715
alumni@ncssm.edu
NCSSM’s greatest strength is its ability to assess the needs of
its constituency in an ever-changing world. Because of the
courage and foresight of faculty and staff, alumni and parents,
trustees and friends, NCSSM is positioned to make changes
when necessary in moving forward, to assure that today’s
traditions of excellence will continue to grow. The face of
NCSSM is changing, and what an exciting thing to be a part of.

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Communications Department
Gerald L. Boarman, Ed.D
6,000 copies of this public
document were produced at Chancellor
a cost of $7,659.07.
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4 The Changing Face of NCSSM

After more than 27 years on Durham’s historic Watts
Hospital campus, the School and campus are given
new life.

2005-2006 Foundation
Annual Report:
Your gifts securing
the future of NCSSM
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9 Thinking Without Boundaries

The historic 25th
graduating class From the September 2006 edition of Business Leader,
Full Story: Page 36 NCSSM alumni are featured for their remarkable and
unique accomplishments.

13 2005-2006 Foundation
Annual Report
29 Class Notes
36 Commencement 2006
NCSSM graduates its historic 25th class.

2005-2006 NCSSM Foundation Annual Report

In Focus: Throughout this edition of NCSSM Magazine, we are featuring a few of our
generous supporters. These organizations, individuals and foundations make it possible
for NCSSM to continue to be a leader in education for North Carolina, the country
and the world. We thank them and all of you who have contributed to the NCSSM
Foundation. Your support makes a difference.
 Changing
Face
After 27 years on the historic Watts campus,
change is in the air at NCSSM
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By Lauren Everhart
The days of walking to E.K. Powe for meals
have long been gone at the North Carolina
School of Science and Mathematics.
From the construction of new dorms to the
renovation of Bryan, the School has seen a
lot of change over the years. But no matter
how much the campus evolves, the heart
of this great institution remains the same.
Over the last few years, much change
has again taken place on the historic
Watts campus, which will soon celebrate
its 100th anniversary. Our students can
now play tennis in their own backyard.
Soon, there will be a place for our students
and the community to run. And we will
soon become an official member of the
University of North Carolina family. Even
Watts itself has gotten a facelift. Indeed,
change is in the air.
And yet, each change on campus serves
to remind us of how this experiment got
started and how with each passing year,
the heart and soul of NCSSM remain
constant from generation to generation of
her students.
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The
of NCSSM
The Class of ’84 serves NCSSM
on-campus tennis courts
Like many additions to campus, the tennis
courts, which opened for students last
school year, were a gift from one of our
generous alumni classes. As part of its
20th reunion, the Class of 1984 chose to
commemorate the success of NCSSM
athletics by donating nearly $100,000 to
fund the construction of on-campus tennis
courts.
During their years at Science and Math,
members of the Class of ’84 placed a
particular importance on athletics in
making the NCSSM experience complete.
Despite the School’s reputation as an
academic leader in the state and the
nation, the class continued to push for
an increased presence of athletic teams
and opportunities. Though the facilities
were limited and scheduling was difficult,
the class implemented a number of new
interscholastic teams.
In fact, the 1983-84 tennis team, still in its
infancy, captured its first winning season
Watts, the historic Durham landmark and
a focal point on the NCSSM campus,
was given a fresh look in the summer 5
of 2006. The restoration project, which
included cleaning and painting the
exterior, makes it a fitting partner to the
newly restored cupola.
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 to remain as sharp on the courts as they are in
the classroom.

Kicking ‘away games’ goodbye

Just as the tennis courts have found a place on
Maryland Avenue, another athletic playing field
is gearing up to take root on the opposite side
of campus. On the corner of Sprunt and Broad
streets, the track and soccer field is in its building
stages, promising NCSSM athletes yet another
chance to hold games on their own turf. Funded
by the NCSSM Foundation, the new lighted track
and soccer field should be ready to run by the
beginning of next school year.

For over 27 years, our track team has been

The tennis courts, which opened for students last
school year, were a gift from one of our generous
alumni classes. As part of its 20th reunion, the Class of
1984 chose to commemorate the success of NCSSM
athletics by donating nearly $100,000 to fund the
construction of on-campus tennis courts.
and sent the doubles team to the sectional
semifinals.
Now, after less than two years on campus, the
Class of ’84 tennis courts have provided NCSSM
students with opportunities for practice and
play, allowing for athletics to continue to be an
integral part of the day-to-day life on campus.
Our ladies doubles team even took the state title
this past fall.
Like all athletic facilities on campus, the tennis
courts serve to help our student-athletes reach
their full potential as they dedicate themselves
unable to practice or hold meets on its own
campus and our soccer team has only been
able to play on campus before dark. Currently,
the track team travels to Durham’s Riverside
High School for practice and the soccer team
plays all evening games off-campus. But despite
these inconvenient circumstances, our students
have had much success, most recently with our
men’s soccer team going all the way to the
state semifinals and our men’s cross country
team winning the state title this year, making it
all the more exciting that these student-athletes
will now have more resources at their disposal.
The lights for the field should go up in the spring
and, from there, it’s only a matter of time before
the track and field are ready for play.
A beloved part of campus gets a makeover
New facilities on campus are not the only kind

In Focus: Mary Duke Biddle Foundation

It may be surprising to some to learn
that a school of science and mathematics
also provides an impressive fine arts
curriculum. But for those individuals and
organizations that truly understand the
value of the arts, it is no surprise at all.
Long known as a champion of the
arts throughout North Carolina, the
6 Mary Duke Biddle Foundation awarded
NCSSM a 2005-2006 grant in support
of the School’s first-ever fine arts
celebration. Called the Mary Duke
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Biddle Fine Arts Weekend, and hosted
in the spring of 2006, the weekend
was a tremendous success, with nearly
600 people coming to campus for
performances by NCSSM alumni
and former faculty, current NCSSM
musicians, and local talent.
Since the School’s inception, fine arts
have been a vital part of the NCSSM
experience. For some students, the
arts curriculum is the antithesis of
the science and mathematics courses,
offering them the opportunity to
challenge themselves in an entirely
different way. Some students find a
therapeutic value in artistic expression.
Still others combine the arts and
sciences, fusing the analytic and the
artistic into one. Regardless of the
motivation, NCSSM encourages every
student to explore the arts. With the
support of organizations such as the
Mary Duke Biddle Foundation, the
arts at NCSSM, and throughout North
Carolina, will continue to flourish.
Through the generosity of the Class of 1985, the cupola was restored last winter in honor of faculty member
Joe Liles. The project took about three months to complete.
of change NCSSM is experiencing. In addition,
old facilities are being given new life. Last year,
both the face of Watts Hospital and the beloved
cupola that crowns the historic building received
facelifts.
Thanks to the generosity of the Class of 1985,
the cupola was restored last winter in honor
of founding faculty member Joe Liles. The
restoration, which was a part of the class’s
20th reunion gift, took about three months to
complete, beginning in November 2005 and
continuing through January 2006. Fifty-thousand
dollars of the class’s reunion gift went toward the
project.
The much-needed restoration involved more
than just a fresh coat of paint. In fact, the project
was quite complicated, involving the replacing
of original wood at the base of the structure
and the scraping clean of old, flaking paint.
Because the cupola sits atop a severe slope,
an elaborate scaffolding system was erected
around the structure. Especially challenging was
the presence of lead-based paint in the original,
underlying coats. Significant steps were taken
to safely remove and dispose of the paint. A
plastic sheathing containment area was even
constructed around the cupola.
But the Class of ’85 was committed to restoring
the cupola to its original aesthetic. Despite
the challenges that threatened the cupola’s
full restoration, the class felt it was time for
“I have always been attracted
to that Cupola. It symbolizes
the human desire to reach out
into the world for help from
something greater
than ourselves.”
Joe Liles
NCSSM’s official logo and the most recognized
architectural feature on campus to be given
new life. Indeed, the cupola has guarded Watts
for nearly 100 years, enduring wind, rain, sun and
snow as it has watched generations of North
Carolinians pass below.
After the work was complete and the scaffolding
system dismantled, the cupola was unveiled,
brighter than any NCSSM student had seen it.
Now the cupola is ready to guard Watts for
another 100 years as it watches not just North
Carolinians, but the state’s brightest and most
motivated walk below, a true testament to an
NCSSM faculty member who, like the cupola, has
been a steady presence at the School.
Founding faculty member Joe Liles, featured
in the Winter/Spring 2006 alumni magazine as
one of the School’s “Abiders,” has touched the
lives and hearts of countless students at NCSSM.
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touched Joe as well. “I have always been
attracted to that cupola,” Joe said. “To me, it’s
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 like a secular steeple. It symbolizes the human
desire to reach out into the world for help from
something greater than ourselves. The cupola
served as a symbol to [the employees and
patients of Watts Hospital] in the daily work of
mending and saving lives. It symbolizes our daily
work of educating young people.”
Robert Winters, chair of the Class of ’85 reunion
committee, echoed Joe’s sentiment.
“We hope the restored cupola serves as both a
token of our appreciation for Joe’s long service to
NCSSM and a symbol of the School’s continued
lofty vision and success for the years ahead.”
After the cupola’s renovations were finished, it
only seemed fitting that Watts Hospital would
follow suit. Beginning in the summer of 2006, the
state funded an entire exterior renovation of
Watts Hospital. From power-washing to painting,
the historic Durham landmark was given a fresh
look, making it a fitting partner to the newly
restored cupola.
Now, as the Watts Hospital building nears its
100th anniversary, the hospital and her cupola
continue to give testament to North Carolina’s
commitment to service and to stand as the fresh
face of the NCSSM campus and way of life.
All in the family
Arguably the most significant change NCSSM will
undergo this year will take place this summer,
with preparations are already under way.
On July 1, 2007, the North Carolina School of
Science and Mathematics will become the 17th
constituent institution of the University of North
Carolina system, now under the leadership of
President Erskine Bowles.
President Bowles was inaugurated as president of
the UNC system in April 2006 and quickly made
an offer to NCSSM for the School to become the
first high school in North Carolina’s public, multi-
campus university system dedicated to the service
of North Carolina and its people. Since NCSSM’s
inception over 27 years ago, it has been an
affiliate of the system. After the School’s board of
trustees discussed Bowles’ offer, the board voted
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NCSSM’s mission seemed to align well with UNC’s
mission to “discover, create, transmit and apply
knowledge to address the needs of individuals and
society,” something the system aims to accomplish
through instruction, research, scholarship, creative
activities and public service. In addition, NCSSM’s
mission seemed to align well with President Bowles’
commitment to bolstering kindergarten through
grade 12 science and math education in North
Carolina and to furthering the advancement of
technology throughout the state.
In preparation for the transition to becoming
an official member of the family, members of
the administration and faculty at NCSSM are
spending countless hours poring over UNC bylaws
and regulations. For example, one regulation of
the system is that all constituent institution heads
carry the title of “chancellor,” reserving the title
of “president” for the UNC system president.
To align with that regulation, NCSSM President
Gerald Boarman is now Chancellor Boarman and
the School’s vice presidents are now officially
vice chancellors.
The regulation is just one small example of the
changes that will be taking place here on
campus as we move to solidifying our relationship
with the University of North Carolina and to joining
arms with the other 16 campuses in furthering and
improving education in the state.
As you can see, the face of NCSSM is changing.
But as the adage goes, “The more things
change, the more they stay the same.” This
great experiment in education is still, at its core,
the same place it has always been — a place
where students come to get the best high
school education in the state; a place where
high school juniors and seniors meet friends and
build lifelong relationships; a place where living
and learning is a way of life and accepting the
greater challenge is second nature; a place
where, in the words of NCSSM mathematics
instructor Dan Teague, “learning is not just
hands-on, it’s minds-on.” No matter how many
renovations take place, how many buildings are
erected, how many titles are changed, this is still
your school. Your alma mater. Your home.
And that is, indeed, what makes this place great.
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Thinking Without
Boundaries

North Carolina School of Science and Math:

A Ray of Hope Where North Carolina Shines
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 By Thomas Beam
T
he main character in a classic children’s
book refuses a kind offer of food because
he’s sure he won’t like it. His friend repeats
the offer only to be rebuffed time and
time again. When he finally agrees to a small
nibble, he finds that he really enjoys emerald
colored breakfast food.
This willingness to take a risk or try something
new strikes a chord with students and alumni
of the University of North Carolina system’s only
high school.
“What makes North Carolina School of Science
and Math unique? The fact that we are given
the chance to make mistakes, without being in
fear of making them,” says a recent graduate
“In our business, we say if you’re
doing it right, your brain
should sweat. NCSSM made our
brains sweat.”
Beverly Murray ’82
in a letter from Dr. Gerald Boarman, president
of the school, on its Web site.
That sentiment is common among alumni of the
school, both recent graduates and members of
some of the first classes from the early 1980s.
“The school attracts students who are very, very
bright,” says Therese Taxis, director of alumni
affairs at the school for the last thirteen years.
“What sets them apart is that they are risk-
takers.”
“Everyone was encouraged to ask questions
and think without boundaries … to create
without fear,” remembers Beverly Murray, a
member of the school’s first graduating class.
The school — which recently graduated its
25th class — opened in 1980 in Durham for
academically talented students in grades 11
and 12 who show special promise or interest
in science and math. There are more than 600
students, all of whom are required to live on
campus. NCSSM was the first state-supported
residential high school in the country to focus
on science and math. Since its beginning, 12
more have opened.
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Alumni from the school excel in many fields in
North Carolina and around the country.
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Creative: Beverly Murray, Owner,
RMAgency
Class of 1982
Beverly Murray grew up knowing she wanted
to be a doctor. She devoured science classes
all through school and told anyone who would
listen about her plans to be a doctor. She was a
natural for the school and was a member of the
first graduating class.
“I can sum up the environment at the North
Carolina School of Science and Math in one
word — stimulating,” Murray shares. “In our
business, we say if you’re doing it right, your
brain should sweat. NCSSM made our brains
sweat.”
Her plan was to be a pediatric surgeon. She
enjoyed the science classes at the school
and had a mentorship with a surgeon at Duke
Pediatric Pulmonary Functions unit. But while at
the school, she learned to look at things in new
ways.
“The biggest thing was that we were
comfortable asking questions,” she explains.
The pace of the work and the talents of her
classmates also gave her pause. “When we got
to the school, all the classes were advanced
level,” she said. “It was quite a shock to the
system.” Rather than stoking competitive fires,
the pace was inspiring. “Others pushed so you
pushed,” she adds.
“As a
After graduation she attended Wake Forest
legacy
University majoring in, you guessed it, pre-med.
She spent two years there before transferring from the
to North Carolina State University to major in School, the
environmental design. willingness
to question,
“I’ve had a lifelong passion for really take risks
understanding how our bodies work,” she
and look
explains. “I had been on my way to becoming
a pediatric surgeon since junior high school, at things
but the mentorship gave me an idea of the differently
emotional cost of working with sick children. My is evident
experience at NCSSM gave me the confidence in a
to question even my own ideas, and that’s why number
I figured out that I could apply that passion in
of ways
other ways besides medicine.”
among the
Changing her career goal from medicine to alumni.”
visual design required a tremendous leap of
faith. Her experience at NCSSM helped her
have the courage to take that leap. “I wouldn’t
have made that change unless I’d gone to the
School.”
Medical: Dr. Saralyn Reid Williams,
Associate Professor of Medicine,
Vanderbilt University and
Emergency Room Physician:
Class of 1982
Unlike Murray, Dr. Saralyn Reid
Williams arrived at NCSSM without a
definite career goal in mind. In fact,
she wasn’t sure she could keep up.
“I was put in a remedial Biology
class in 10th grade at my high
school in Gastonia,” she says. “The
teachers and counselors kind
of discouraged me from taking
science classes. They wanted me to
take typing and classes like that so I
could get a job as a secretary.”
She was excited and a little nervous
to be accepted at the school, but
the classes were a struggle at first.
“It was clear to me early on that I
didn’t have the skill sets to compete
at the school, and I didn’t have a lot
of confidence,” she remembers. But
in her classes she was encouraged
to stretch herself and take chances
… to look at things differently. In
one class the teacher did not assign
homework. The students had to take
responsibility for their own learning.
Another instructor pushed her in a
biology class.
Williams and Murray were
roommates during their senior
year. While Murray was learning to
question things in a way that would
ultimately lead her away from a
career in medicine, Williams — the
nervous teenager from Gastonia
— gained the confidence to pursue
a medical career.
“I learned to take charge of my
own destiny,” Williams said. “I got
the confidence to keep moving
forward, to try new things. Before
I went there, I thought I might be
able to go to junior college if I
worked very, very hard.”
After graduation, Williams earned a
full scholarship to Erskine College in
South Carolina where she majored
in Biology. She attended medical
school at Duke University, did her
internship at the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill and her
residency and a fellowship at the
University of California-San Diego.
In her role as a teacher she tries to
impart many of the lessons learned
at NCSSM. “I want to teach people
how to think, not to memorize. You
can get facts from a book or the
computer,” she says. “I want you to
learn how to think. No one can take
that away from you.”
Finance: Henry Kuo, Financial
Advisor, AXA Advisors:
Class of 1982
Henry Kuo, another member of that
first class, remembers the decision
to attend NCSSM itself as quite a risk
at the time.
“We didn’t know what the school
would be like, the classes, the social
life, or anything,” explains Kuo, who
is originally from Lumberton. “It was
exciting, but it was frightening, too.”
He remembers arriving at the
school with many of the dorms
and classrooms still under
construction. “But that really
didn’t matter to us,” he adds. “In
fact, it actually made us focus.”
All of the teachers made an impact
on students by making the classes
more interesting and challenging
than the students were used to.
They encouraged students to take
risks with projects and to push the
bounds of each class. Despite his
record of excelling at math and
science, Kuo recalls a mechanical
drawing class and a physics class
that helped steer him toward a
career in engineering (he attended
N.C. State where he earned a
degree in electrical engineering).
The school also provided other
ways to grow and develop initiative
and leadership skills. The students
were encouraged to form clubs
and organize activities. “That was
another confidence booster for
me,” Kuo insists.
The rigor in the classroom paid off
when he got to college and saw his
classmates go through a significant
adjustment to the academic pace.
“Our transition to college was
seamless,” he says.
After working in the engineering
field for several years, Kuo went
back to school at Duke for an
MBA. That led him to investment
management and his current
position as senior vice president for
AXA Advisors. He made that leap
with little trepidation thanks to his
education at NCSSM.
“Almost every part of my career
progression — from changing
companies, jobs, even career field
— has involved some form of risk,”
he said. “I considered each one
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carefully ahead of time, but I was
never afraid to take those risks.”
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 Technology: Scott Ogle, Chief “The combination of being away from home, the
Operating Officer, Sageworks: rigorous course work and your classmates ...
Class of 1993 you knew you were learning.”
The strongest memory of the
school for Scott Ogle, the chief Scott Ogle ’93
operating officer for Sageworks in
Raleigh, is the caliber of the peer
nothing to do with the classroom. postponed college (Brockman
group. “They were phenomenal,”
He met his high school sweetheart had planned to go to N.C. State
Ogle said. “A lot of my best friends
there; she was a student at and Bowman had a scholarship to
are people from there I met at a
nearby Riverside High School. Stanford). While their classmates
young age.”
They dated through school, got studied physics and philosophy

married and recently had their and enjoyed football Saturdays,
That peer group pushed Ogle to
second child. “If I had the chance they built their business and
excel. He had been pretty good
to talk about the school without survived bumps in the road like
at math at Athens Drive High
mentioning her, I couldn’t go having to lay off a number of
School in Raleigh but found the
back home,” he says. employees when funding almost
coursework and his classmates
dried up. Pinpoint eventually
pushing him very hard. “The
became a leader in the mobile
combination of being away
Telecommunications: Jud content market and merged
from home, the rigorous course
Bowman, Chief Technology with PowerByHand to become
work and your classmates ... you
Officer, Motricity: Motricity. The company now has
knew you were learning,” he
Class of 1999 more than 300 employees and
adds.
has sold more than $500 million in

The tendency of NCSSM mobile content.
In addition to his affinity for
graduates to take risks usually
math, social studies and history
shows up during college and His exploits in building the
classes were also engaging
afterward during their careers. company were noticed by the
more than before. “There
Jud Bowman, class of 1999, saw industry and the Triangle business
were some very good history
no reason to wait that long. community. Bowman has been
teachers there, especially Dr.
named as one of the world’s
Wilson,” he remembers. Ogle
“The kids at the school there, “Top 100 Young Innovators” by
found an interest in economics
myself included, wanted to do MIT’s Technology Review, along
at the intersection of math and
something different,” Bowman with a slew of local awards.
history and that interest led to his
says during a speech.
decision to major in Economics at
Not bad for an alum who still
UNC-Chapel Hill.
Something different for Bowman hasn’t gotten to college.

meant creating his own company
Like Kuo 11 years before him,
during summer vacation. Between As a legacy from the school,
Ogle saw the decision to attend
his junior and senior years (1998), the willingness to question, take
the school a risk. “At the end of
he got the idea for a search risks and look at things differently
the day I saw the school as a
engine company simulator. is evident in a number of ways
gamble,” he explained. “To go
He founded a company with among the alumni. Among the
away from home at that age and
classmate Taylor Brockman most unique is one of the books
to leave the peer group I was
called Pinpoint Technologies. The on Murray’s shelf. She has Green
comfortable with, that felt like a
two high school students raised Eggs and Ham, the Dr. Seuss
real risk to me.”
about $1 million in venture capital classic. The main character’s

funding to get the business going. disdain for the emerald breakfast
As he found that he could hold
food crumbles when he finally
his own with that new peer
“We wanted to look like a business agrees to question his own beliefs
group, his confidence grew.
even though we were seniors in and take a bite.
That helped him develop social
high school,” he explains. “We
skills and prepare for college.
got an address in New York City Unlike the main character, alumni
Unlike his peers who remember
and we got a fax machine and a from the school willingly chow
lessons in science, history or taking
phone number.” down on their own, personal
risks, Ogle’s most memorable
green eggs and ham at every
experience from the school had
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Restricted Restricted

Contributions and Other Support $378,086.00 $342,842.00 $176,532.00 $897,460.00

Endowment investment return $116,511.00 $49,123.00 $165,634.00
designated for current operations
Other Investment Income (loss) $46,919.00 $8,574.00 $55,493.00
Other Income $0.00
Total operating revenues gains,(losses)
and other support $541,516.00 $400,539.00 $176,532.00 $1,118,587.00

Imagine the Possibilities Program Expenses

P ublishing an annual report reminds

us how fortunate we are to have in
our midst individuals, families and
corporations who care so deeply about the
NCSSM Foundation.
Advanced Functions in Modeling
Alumni and Parent Programs
Class of ’84
Class of ’85
$36,678.00
$14,865.00
$4,520.00
$50,000.00
The hundreds of names on the following Communications $11,342.00
pages represent far more than a donation. Distance Learning $8,113.00
All of the people listed have a specific reason Humanities $2,937.00
– and perhaps even a personal story – that Katrina Fund $22,378.00
has motivated them to financially support Labs for Learning $26,777.00
the foundation. Many of these donors value Leadership program $3,580.00
their overall experience NC Student Academy of Science $11,179.00
as students and want to Other $55,294.00
ensure the same for future Professional Development $6,014.00
generations. Others want Robotics $17,832.00
to preserve the legacy of a Science Now $27,104.00
beloved teacher or coach. Society of Black Engineers $8,324.00
Some have an interest in a Student Research $7,012.00
particular program and want Student Services $97,457.00
Katie Wagstaff to see it continue. Because Student Summer Research $1,498.00
of your support, imagine the Teacher Excellence $19,576.00
possibilities. And for that we are truly grateful. Track and Soccer Field $278,590.00
“As executive director of the NCSSM Wachovia Mini-Term $8,839.00
Foundation, every day I see the impact of
private support,” said NCSSM Foundation Total Program Expenses $719,909.00
Executive Director Katie Wagstaff. “Gifts
to the foundation play an integral part in the Operating Expenses
overall mission and goals of the school. From
endowment growth to support for programs Development Office $137,352.00
to annual fund gifts, your continuing kindness President’s Reserve Fund $76,905.00
makes the NCSSM experience possible. On Senior Vice President’s Fund $4,194.00
behalf of the board of directors, I warmly thank Foundation Office $117,509.00
14 you for your gifts to the foundation. You do Staff Development $2,842.00
make a difference.” Professional Fees $17,665.00

Total Expenses $1,076,376.00

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1982
Ms. Susan C. Anderson
Lt. Col. Karen D. Angell
Mr. Douglas A. Appleyard
Mrs. Keisha D. Ashton
Dr. Ravi Avva
Ms. Charlaine N. Blanton
Dr. Richard O. Chapman
Dr. Julia L. Danek
Mrs. Beverly J. Dorl &
Dr. Shauna T. Farmer
Mr. A. Bradley Ives
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Mr. Roger W. Kromer
Mr. Henry D. Kuo
& Mrs. Irene R. Kuo
Mr. Robert H. Lee
Mr. James R. Lisk
& Mrs. Elizabeth K. Lisk
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& Mrs. Beverly R. Murray
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& Mr. Marc Northcott
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1983
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& Dr. Susan G. Capps
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& Mrs. Angela Chiles Kemper
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& Mr. Mark E. Beasley
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1984
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1985
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1986
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1987
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1997
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1999
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2000
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2001
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2002
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2003
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2004
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2005
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Mr. Sterling F. Fitzgerald Ms. Victoria S. Park
Ms. Courtney H. Fox Ms. Aditi P. Parmar
Mr. Gabi J. Ghali Ms. Amee D. Patel
Ms. Tara A. Gill Mr. Jonathan T. Pegram
Ms. Laurelle A. Gonzalez Ms. Erica P. Perry
Ms. Julianne Y. Goyena Ms. Brittney A. Peters-Barnes
Mr. Peter A. Grochowski Ms. Kimberly R. Poston
Mr. Stevie L. Hamby Mr. Adam T. Preslar
Ms. Cynthia J. Harbison Mr. Thomas G. Price
Ms. Jenna L. Hardison Mr. Richard W. Pridgen
Ms. Paula M. Hendricks Mr. Patrick A. Proctor, Jr.
Mr. Stephane B. Henrion Mr. Jacob M. Reardon
Ms. Jessica M. Hewett Mr. Thomas S. Redding IV
Mr. Adam L. Hinnant Mr. David T. Rhoden
Ms. Eimon T. Htun Mr. Aaron M. Schmidt
Mr. Perry R. Isner Mr. Matthew D. Scott
Mr. Dylan P. Selinger
Ms. Rachel O. Shauger
Mr. David A. Shaw
Ms. Susannah A. Small
Mr. William C. Smolski
Mr. Peter C. Smutko
Mr. Ryan K. Stairs
Ms. Francine M. Stefan
Ms. Erin J. Summerlin
Mr. Daniel A. Swaim
Mr. Jonathan D. Thomas
Mr. Timothy O. Thomas
Ms. Allegra L. Torres
Ms. Marcus A. Tortorice
Mr. Toan M. Tran-Phu
Ms. Susan Y. Jaconis Mr. Steven W. Truman
Mr. Andrew P. Johnson Mr. Derrell J. Vann
Mr. Wesley T. Johnson Ms. Amy E. Varner
Ms. Mignon D. Johnston Ms. DuyBich T. Vo
Ms. Calley G. Jones Ms. Ashley M. Vroom
Mr. David H. Jones Ms. Katherine A. Wallace
Ms. Raven F. Jones Mr. William S. Warren
Ms. Hye J. Kim Ms. Amy M. Wen
Ms. Jina G. Kim Ms. Elizabeth E. White
Ms. Stephanie B. Kiser Ms. Jacey A. Wilson
Ms. Breta N. Kotkin Mr. James I. Winder
Mr. Joseph A. Lane Ms. Sara E. Wise
Mr. Michael C. Lavarnway Ms. Emily Y. Wong
Mr. David Li Ms. Sophia D. Woo
Mr. Victor C. Lieu Ms. Amanda L. Woodruff
Mr. Eric S. Lifka Ms. Hannah L. Wroblewski
Ms. Elizabeth L. Liles Mr. David D. Ye
Mr. Luke C. R. Lin Mr. John W. Yelton
Ms. Julia D. Lockamy Ms. Sneha C. Yerra
Mr. Martin E. Locklear Ms. Margaret Yim
Mr. Matthew T. Locklear Mr. Simon I. Yun
Mr. Matthew J. Long Ms. Jiemin Zeng
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 Alumni Giving Mr. Geoffrey P. Burgess ’86 Cupola Society
& Mrs. Kristin L. Breuss
by Class Totals Burroughs Wellcome Fund
($2,500 - $4,999)
Ms. Maya K. Ajmera ’85
Mr. John D. Capps ’83
Class of 1982 $20,575.00 & Dr. Susan G. Capps ’83
Mr. Mark T. Chandler ’84
Dr. Christopher H. Chay ’88
Class of 1983 $13,049.88 Mr. & Mrs. William P. Cary
Mr. Kai I. Chung ’86
Mr. Alan C. Cline ’90
Dr. & Mrs. Frank D. Crowl
Class of 1984 $29,100.32 Mr. Daniel P. Cory ’89
Mr. Joseph H. Davis ’87
Duke Energy Foundation
Duke University
Class of 1985 $13,955.00 Mr. Joseph W. Floyd ’86
Mr. John M. Ehle & Ms. Rosemary Harris
& Dr. Karen M. Eller ’86
Class of 1986 $18,240.86 Dr. Stephen C. Engelke
GlaxoSmithKline
& Dr. Martha K. Engelke
Mr. Louis J. Gordon ’83
Class of 1987 $6,845.00 Mr. David G. Gray ’84
Mr. D. Bruce Guild & Ms. Linda Convissor
Drs. Michael & Cynthia Hardy
Class of 1988 $4,797.00 Mr. Brian D. Harry ’84
Inspire Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
& Mrs. Kimberly K. Harry ’85
Mrs. Diane Popovici
Class of 1989 $31,736.50 Dr. & Mrs. David D. Hurd
Mr. Michael Popovici
Mr. & Mrs. A. Bradley Ives ’82
Dr. Basil L. Pugh
Class of 1990 $8,820.00 Laboratories for Learning, Inc.
Quintiles Transnational Corporation
Mrs. Melissa P. Lawler ’89
Class of 1991 $1,225.00 Dr. & Mrs. Natarajan Rajan
Lincoln Financial Group
Ms. Beverly Rubin
Mrs. Alisa McDonald
Class of 1992 $2,535.00 Mr. John D. Messick II
Sai Urology, PA
Dr. Lyle F. Schoenfeldt
Drs. Jeff & Melinda Michelson
Class of 1993 $31,190.00 & Ms. Wanda M. Hinshaw
Dr. Jacqueline Heder Mims ’83
Dr. Elliott B. Walsh & Ms. Ann M. Beardsley
Class of 1994 $225.00 Mr. Alexander Morcos ’93
Mr. Robert O. Winters ’85
Palmetto Pain Center
Class of 1995 $1,210.00 Park Foundation, Inc.
Progress Energy Unicorn Society
Class of 1996 $540.00 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph W. Rhoden ($1,000 - $2,499)
Dr. Andy Rothschild Mr. & Mrs. John M. Ahearn
Class of 1997 $2,110.00 & Dr. Barbra Bluestone Rothschild ’86 Dr. Jeffrey A. Alloway
Mr. Carl A. Ryden ’89 & Dr. Bernadette M. Kenny
Class of 1998 $650.00
Dr. Craig H. Steffee ’84 Mr. & Mrs. William H. Baker
Class of 1999 $750.00 Dr. & Mrs. Charles F. Stone III Dr. Joan Barber
Ms. Carr Thompson Bayer CropScience
Class of 2000 $275.00 Ms. Catherine E. Troelstra ’87 Bayer Foundation
& Mr. Trevor M. Grady ’88 Drs. Danilo & Imelda Bernardo, Sr.
Class of 2001 $366.00 The Wachovia Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Kersten Jacobson Biehn ’93
Dr. Virginia S. Wilson Mr. Lindsay D. Blair ’83
Class of 2002 $85.00
Dr. Gerald Boarman
Class of 2003 $225.00 Watts Society Dr. John H. Bowen
& Dr. Nancy E. Morgan
($5,000 - $9,999)
Class of 2004 $130.00 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Anasti
Ms. Jennifer L. Bowman Ebright ’86
Ms. Melinda J. Brown ’89
Mr. Brian D. Bailey ’84
Class of 2005 $352.00 Broyhill Family Foundation Inc
Ms. Staci E. Barfield ’83
Dr. Steven R. Bullard ’85
Class of 2006 $1,196.06 Dr. & Mrs. Ralph S. Christy
Mr. & Mrs. Wendell C. Burch
Mr. Stephen N. Cole ’85
Mr. William S. Busby
Total $190,183.62 Cross Company
Carolina Biological Supply Co.
Mr. & Mrs. Giff F. Daughtridge
Carolina Obstetrics & Gynecology PC
Mr. Sean P. Fahey ’89
Ms. Linie Chang Rand ’89
Dr. Shauna T. Farmer ’82
Leadership Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Fotsch
Dr. & Mrs. H. David Cianciulli
Dr. & Mrs. James F. Cotter
Giving Mr. Henry D. Kuo ’82
Mr. & Mrs. Dana L. Dahlgren
& Mrs. Irene R. Kuo ’82
Societies Mr. Michael R. Marcelais ’92
Major Wendy P. Daknis ’86
Mrs. Laura A. Davidson ’83
Mr. Daniel R. Page
Founders Society & Ms. Elizabeth G. Page ’82
Dr. James D. Davis ’86
Mr. & Mrs. Ulkesh S. Desai
($10,000+) Mr. William A. Pizer ’86
Ms. Marcia D. Edwards ’86
Mr. & Mrs. Steven P. Aldrich ’87 Ms. Melinda S. Schwartz
Ms. Brenda S. Evans
Anonymous Mr. David J. Spitz
Fawn Associates
18 Mr. Scott A. Baggett ’86 SunTrust
Mr. Newton O. Fowler, Jr.
& Ms. Sandy D. Baggett ’85 Mr. John W. Warner
Dr. David R. Fulp
Mr. James R. Bridges ’88 Mr. Richard J. Williams
Mr. & Mrs. Manoj George
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Mr. Kenneth M. Grimes ’86
& Ms. Angela C. Chadwick ’86
Dr. Madeleine Blaurock Gutow ’83
Ms. Darlene Haught
Mr. Kirkland L. Hicks ’89
& Mrs. Erica D. Smith-Hicks ’88
Mr. & Mrs. Don W. Hinkle
Ms. Catherine Hite ’86
Col. & Mrs. James M. Holmes
Ms. Jennifer A. Horney ’90
IBM Corporation
Dr. Cheryl L. Jeffries
Mr. Tony L. Johnson
& Dr. Martha P. Johnson
Dr. Peggy A. Johnston
Drs. David & Pamela Jones
Dr. & Mrs. Don C. Jones
Mr. Steven D. Keirstead ’83
Mr. John E. Konanc ’86
Mr. LeRoy LaMontagne, Sr.
Mr. Colin C. Law ’86
Mr. Joe M. Liles III
Mr. Robert H. Liles
Drs. Robert & Holly Lownes
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey L. Mabe
Mr. Joseph M. Mann-Stadt
& Ms. Rendi L. Mann-Stadt
Ms. Mary Carol W. Mason
Terra G. McKinnish-Harllee, Ph.D. ’89
Mrs. Karen B. McLaughlin ’83
Mr. Les R. Frye & Dr. Jennifer A. McMillan
Brent & Laurie Miller
Drs. G. Radford & Wendy Moeller
Dr. & Mrs. Larry K. Monteith
Dr. Brian G. Morin ’85
NCSSM Char/Mech Parents Association
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Dr. Nicklas B. E. Oldenburg ’85
& Mr. Paul D. Carter
Mr. Dushyant R. Patel
& Dr. Latika D. Patel
Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Pickett
Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey A. Planer
Mr. & Mrs. Praveen Prabhu
Mr. Siddharth Prabhu ’97
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Reno Chiropractic Center, PA
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& Dr. Bonnie C. Revelle
Mrs. Julie G. Rogers
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Mr. & Mrs. Charles S. Rountree
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Y. Safrit, Jr.
N. Kimmey Seymore III, DDS, PA
Dr. Noah M. Seymore III
Mr. & Mrs. John D. Shearin
Mr. & Mrs. Stanley T. Shieh
Mr. & Mrs. John R. Shreves, Jr.
Siemens Foundation
Mr. William M. Sneden ’84
Dr. E. Wayne Sparks, Jr. ’84
Mr. & Mrs. William K. Stairs
Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Steel
Mr. Douglas R. Steen ’86
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Stegall
Mr. Bryan D. Stensvad ’88
Mr. & Mrs. Dwight D. Sullivan
Mr. & Mrs. E. Ray Summerlin
Joshua B. Tew, M.D. ’86
Mr. David W. Thomas ’83
& Mr. Mark E. Beasley ’83
Mr. Frank D. Todd ’84
& Dr. Karen G. Todd ’84
Mr. Martin C. Trively ’83
Mr. & Mrs. Hunter W. Wagstaff
Mr. J. Andrew Ward ’86
Mr. Jeffrey C. Yu ’85
Dr. ShaoBang Zeng & Mrs. Jia Ma
Mr. Changjian Zhou
& Mrs. YanYan Zhang
Pavilion Society
($500 - $999)
Dr. Lateef I. AbuMoussa
& Dr. Hayam K. Shaker
Ms. Rosie Adams
Dr. & Mrs. Ajay K. Ajmani
Mr. & Mrs. Thurman L. Allsup
Amaya Emergency Physicians, LLC
Ms. Sharon C. Amaya ’88
Mr. & Mrs. Scott L. Anderson
Lt. Col. Karen D. Angell ’82
Ravi Avva, M.D., Ph.D. ’82
Mr. Austin U. Ayscue
& Rev. Elizabeth M. Ayscue
Ms. Ienaas H. Baagil ’88
Dr. & Mrs. Rajaram B. Baliga
Mrs. Natalie B. Beyer ’86
Mr. Brett A. Brackett ’84
Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Bragg
Mr. Larry D. Brock
Mr. Owen D. Bugge ’92
Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth D. Burgess
Dr. Stephen B. Burgess ’83
Mr. & Mrs. William B. Campbell
Mr. Michael A. Carter ’88
Dr. Richard O. Chapman ’82
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas D. Cheney
Mr. & Mrs. Jeff M. Cline
Mr. & Mrs. Cecil D. Colwell
Ms. Betty J. Cooper
Mr. & Mrs. Carl J. Costantino
Mrs. Mary Ann E. Courtney
Mr. James R. Cox
& Mrs. Cynthia M. Eberhart-Cox
Mr. Brooks Crabtree
Dr. & Mrs. James L. Crowgey, Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. Martin B. Cutrone
Ms. Alesia M. Davenport
Mr. Donald W. Davis
Drs. Hiawatha & Karen Demby Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. Nitin D. Desai
Mr. & Mrs. Terry B. Dowless
Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Dunwell
Mr. & Mrs. Van D. Durrett
Dr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Dwyer
Lt. Col. & Mrs. Thomas J. Eannarino
Mr. M. Alan English II ’99
Mr. & Mrs. Monte C. Erps
Dr. & Mrs. R. Christian Estes
Mr. & Mrs. Willie Joe Faircloth
Mr. & Mrs. Robert O. Farren
Ms. Rebecca J. Filbey ’93
Mr. Andrew J. Filipowski
Filipowski Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Jamie M. Fish Esq.
Dr. & Mrs. Donald Frey
Mr. & Mrs. Scott D. Gade
Mr. Joseph D. Galarneau, Jr. ’85
Mr. & Mrs. John M. Garrard
Gates County Animal Clinic 19
Dr. & Mrs. Atul K. Goel
Mr. & Mrs. Khaled A. Gomaa
Dr. Gary Greenberg
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Mr. & Mrs. Gary R. Greene
Mr. & Mrs. George T. Hardison
Ms. Jennifer P. Harrod ’86
Mr. & Mrs. Carlton L. Haskins, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Haslebacher
Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. Hebert
Mr. & Mrs. Christophe R. Henrion
Mr. Darnell J. Hicks
Mr. & Mrs. John R. Hill
Dr. & Mrs. Mark R. Hill
Dr. & Mrs. Steven C. Hill
Mr. & Mrs. George A. Hinnant
Dr. Chandra Y. Hollier, M.D.
Mr. Shawn M. Hopkins ’86
Ms. Donna S. Howell
Mr. William C. Hulette
& Dr. Christine M. Hulette
Mr. & Mrs. John T. Iannotte
Mr. & Mrs. Samuel J. Ilardo
Mr. & Mrs. Gopal Indurkhya
Dr. Marian Johnson-Thompson
Mr. Douglas A. Johnston
& Ms. Marjorie K. Salzman
Mr. C. Tandy Jones & Ms. Alison Hill
Mr. & Mrs. Scott L. Jones
Mr. & Mrs. Eric A. Jorgensen
Mr. Charles L. Keenoy
Mr. R. David Kemper ’83
& Mrs. Angela Chiles Kemper ’83
Mr. & Mrs. Harry P. Kennedy
Ms. Hih Song Kim ’83
Mr. Richard Knowles
Ms. Beth C. Krodel ’89
Mrs. Theresa S. Kroner
Mr. & Mrs. Charlie A. Lambert
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey M. Lavarnway
Dr. William W. Lawrence, Jr. ’85
20 Mr. James B. Lee ’85
Dr. Helen R. LeGette
Dr. Zhiyong Li & Mrs. Jun Zhang
Mr. Yinan Liao & Mrs. Jinjin Zhuang
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Mr. & Mrs. Eric C. Lin
Mr. Xiangqing Liu & Mrs. Ting Huang
Mr. & Mrs. Claude P. Lockerman
Ms. Melanie A. Mann ’84
Mr. & Mrs. Terry L. Mann
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel C. Marks
Mr. Michael J. Martine ’87
& Mrs. Emily F. Martine ’88
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. McCann
Mrs. Anita A. McCoy
Mr. Carl Meinhardt
Mr. Nathanael R. Miranda ’83
Mirror Image Maintenance
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph A. Moody
Morgan Dodge Jeep
Mrs. Kay Morgan
Mr. & Mrs. A. Fredrick Morton, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack M. Morton
Mrs. Jeanine K. Murphy ’86
Murphy Rotary Club
Mr. Eugene Murray ’82
& Mrs. Beverly R. Murray ’82
Ms. Rachel L. Nemecek ’93
Mr. & Mrs. Scott A. Nicolaysen
Mr. & Mrs. John D. Outten
Ms. Jamie C. Pate ’82
Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Patterson
Mr. & Mrs. John G. Pepin
Mr. & Mrs. James C. Perry
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce G. Pike
Mr. Donnie M. Price
& Mrs. Melanie A. Davenport
Dr. & Mrs. Patrick A. Proctor
Mr. & Mrs. William T. Puckett
Dr. & Mrs. Bala Ram
Mr. James B. Richardson ’90
Mr. Todd A. Rodeniser
Dr. Cynthia P. Romine
& Mr. Terry L. Romine
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Sandlin
Mr. & Mrs. George H. Schissler
Mrs. Elizabeth Flowers Scott ’84
Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Scott
Mr. & Mrs. Rajendra M. Shah
Mr. & Mrs. Jack T. Shannon
Mr. & Mrs. David N. Shaw
Shree Ganesh Corporation,
Hardins Food Store
Mr. Robert L. Silverman
Amanda I. Slater, M.D. ’86
Mr. & Mrs. Steven A. Smith
Mr. Troy A. Steed
& Mrs. Cheryl G. Steed ’84
Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. Steinman
Ms. Marci J. Studley ’95
Capt. & Mrs. Claude D. Swaim
Mr. Jeffrey R. Sykes ’83
Mr. & Mrs. John P. Sypniewski, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy X. Tang
Mr. Stuart Thomas
Mr. Ward C. Travis ’82
Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Trudeau
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory V. Ulirsch
Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Vasconcellos
Ms. Alexis Vaughn
Dr. & Mrs. J. W. Vildibill
Ms. Lynne-Corinne L. Volkwijn ’83
Mr. & Mrs. Paul F. Warnock
Mr. & Mrs. Reich L. Welborn
Mr. & Mrs. Victor B. Whitlock
Ms. Naomi S. Williams
Mr. D. Mark Williford ’90
Mr. T. Brock Winslow ’86
& Dr. Bristol Winslow
Dr. Ping Zhang & Mrs. Ning Ding
Chancellor’s Society
(Five consecutive
years of giving)
Dr. Sally Adkin
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Anasti
Mrs. Keisha D. Ashton ’82
Dr. & Mrs. Rajaram B. Baliga
Drs. Danilo & Imelda Bernardo, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Dushyant N. Bhatt
Mrs. Kersten Jacobson Biehn ’93
Dr. Barbra Bluestone Rothschild ’86
Mr. & Mrs. Woodberry Bowen
Mr. Larry D. Brock
Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Brown
Mr. & Mrs. William B. Buckner
Mr. Geoffrey P. Burgess ’86
& Mrs. Kristin L. Breuss
Mr. John Burness & Ms. Anne Williams
Mr. Wayne F. Carriker ’84
Mr. & Mrs. William P. Cary
Mr. David C. Clapp
Mr. Thomas H. Clayton
Mr. Stephen N. Cole ’85
Ms. Elizabeth K. Copple ’87
Mr. Mark D. Cunningham ’93
Major Wendy P. Daknis ’86
Mr. Joseph H. Davis ’87
Mr. Bryan Deaton ’97
Mr. & Mrs. William S. Dorsett
Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Dreyer
Mrs. Katherine K. Dunleavy ’88
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Mr. & Mrs. Van D. Durrett
Ms. Marcia D. Edwards ’86
Mr. & Mrs. J. M. Elliott
Dr. Shauna T. Farmer ’82
Mr. & Mrs. William D. Ferguson
Ms. Rebecca J. Filbey ’93
Dr. & Mrs. Donald Frey
Mr. David G. Gray ’84
Dr. Gary Greenberg
& Dr. Marcia Gottfried
Mr. & Mrs. T. Wayne Guffey
Mrs. Dawn M. Hemminger ’88
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon B. Herbert
Mr. & Mrs. Ethan Hertz
Mrs. Anita J. Hilliard ’87
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Mr. & Mrs. George Holzwarth
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Mr. Al W. Huffman III
Mr. & Mrs. Eric R. Indermaur
Mr. & Mrs. A. Bradley Ives ’82
Dr. & Mrs. Samir G. Khoury
Ms. Hih Song Kim ’83
Mr. John E. Konanc ’86
Dr. & Mrs. Krishnaji H. Kulkarni
Mr. Henry D. Kuo ’82
& Mrs. Irene R. Kuo ’82
Ms. Lydia C. Kwee ’90
Ms. Dana Borden Lacy ’90
Mr. & Mrs. J. Joel Lea
Dr. & Mrs. John G. Leach
Mr. Robert H. Lee ’82
& Ms. Christina E. Shi-Lee ’92
Dr. Helen R. LeGette
Dr. Lawrence Liao ’88
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Mrs. Haila R. Maze ’90
Mr. & Mrs. James W. McCauley
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Mr. Alexander Morcos ’93
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& Ms. Elizabeth G. Page ’82
Ms. Jamie C. Pate ’82
Dr. & Mrs. Elmor L. Peterson
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& Mrs. Kate Remmes
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph W. Rhoden
Mrs. Karen S. Rittenhouse
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Mr. James M. Rose, Sr.
Ms. Beverly Rubin
Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. Ruddock
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Sandlin
Dr. & Mrs. Hemant N. Sheth
Ms. Darcie P. Smith ’93
Mr. W. James Stackhouse
& Ms. Joyce A. Keller
Mr. Ken Steen
Dr. Craig H. Steffee ’84
Dr. & Mrs. Daniel Sullivan
Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Taranto
Mrs. Therese Taxis
Joshua B. Tew, M.D. ’86
Mrs. Anja C. Thomas ’88
Mr. David W. Thomas ’83
& Mr. Mark E. Beasley ’83
Ms. D. Carr Thompson
Mr. Robert W. Upchurch
Mr. & Mrs. Hunter W. Wagstaff
The Honorable & Mrs. Marvin M. Ward
Dr. Stephen J. Warshaw
Mr. & Mrs. Howard R. Weeks, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Reich L. Welborn
Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Werner
Dr. Virginia S. Wilson
Mr. T. Brock Winslow ’86
& Dr. Bristol Winslow
Ms. Eileen Witt
Ms. Caroline C. Wong ’02
Loyalty Society
Mr. & Mrs. Jean-Noel P. Cozon
Mr. & Mrs. Norman E. Mitchell II
Mr. & Mrs. R. Reynolds Neely, Jr.
Kate & Joe Sam Queen Family Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Joe S. Queen
Dr. & Mrs. J. Michael Reidy
Mr. Louis M. Schlesinger
Blue & Silver
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Ms. Mary Pat Campbell ’92
Mr. Erik W. Troan ’91
Mr. Robert O. Winters ’85
Mr. Richard G. Harrelson ’87
Mr. Ken Steen
Mr. Harold Tucker
Ms. Debra L. Pawl
Mr. Scott A. Bales ’84
Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Dunwell
Dr. Stephen J. Warshaw
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In Memorial of Ms. Mabel Y. Bullock,
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Mr. Charles L. Revelle III
& Dr. Bonnie C. Revelle
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Mr. & Mrs. Noel F. Adams
Ms. Kay Amos
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Mr. Larry W. Arnold
& Ms. Lucinda L. Hensley
Mr. & Mrs. Keith Atkinson
Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Badgett
Ms. Lilia R. Bell
Mr. & Mrs. Warren P. Bishop
Ms. Linie Chang R& ’89
Dr. Mary M. Coble ’90
Mr. S. Christopher Collier
Ms. Wendy A. Cross
Mr. Donald W. Davis
Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Davis
Mr. & Mrs. Tyler B. Dempsey
Mr. Sean P. Fahey ’89
Ms. Jane Farmer
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Mr. David Fishman
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Mr. Keith Haughton
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Mr. & Mrs. Frank F. Hundley, Jr.
Mr. Thomas J. Kassin
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Mr. & Mrs. Gerald G. Dickerson Angela Pendergrass Photography Dr. & Mrs. Ralph S. Christy
Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Dunwell Pizza Hut of the Outer Banks Dr. Huey W. Chu & Dr. Barbara A. Chu
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Kelly’s Restaurant Rick Martin Tennis Pro Services Mr. & Mrs. Jeff M. Cline
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey M. Lavarnway Roanoke Island Festival Park Mr. & Mrs. Cecil D. Colwell
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Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Caulkins
Mr. & Mrs. Gary D. Cavender
Ms. Erin K. Chester
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Mr. & Mrs. Carl J. Costantino
Mr. Brooks Crabtree
Ms. Wendy A. Cross
Mr. & Mrs. James E. Cummings
Ms. Alesia M. Davenport
Mr. Donald W. Davis
Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Davis
Mr. & Mrs. Tyler B. Dempsey
Mr. & Mrs. Sam Dillender
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Ms. Penny L. Field Mr. Michael P. Pickett
Mr. David Fishman Mr. Robert N. Shelton
Ms. Susan Fleck Mr. David C. Smith ’86
Mr. Newton O. Fowler, Jr. Mr. Reich L. Welborn
Ms. Elizabeth F. Gervais-Gruen Mr. T. Brock Winslow ’86
Ms. Elizabeth W. Guidry
Mr. & Mrs. Louis Halberstadt Staff/Faculty
Ms. Jackie Hardison Dr. Sally Adkin
Drs. Michael & Cynthia Hardy Mrs. Martha Arrington
Mr. Keith Haughton Dr. Joan Barber
Mr. & Mrs. James Holt Ms. Elaine S. Vinson
Dr. Gerald Boarman
L. W. Hudson Dr. Frances E. Ward TTEE
Ms. Germaine N. Brewington
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph W. Hughes The Honorable & Mrs. Marvin M. Ward
Ms. Willyetta Brown-Mitchell
Mr. & Mrs. Frank F. Hundley, Jr. Mr. John W. Warner
Mr. Thomas H. Clayton
Mr. & Mrs. Roy T. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Paul F. Warnock
Mr. C. Kevin Cromwell
Mr. & Mrs. Warren Johnson Ms. Mary C. Weiss
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Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Jordan Ms. Brandi B. Whitehead
Dr. David Frauenfelder
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Mrs. Diane Futrelle
Mr. Charles L. Keenoy Mr. James S. Wingo
Mr. Guido Gabbrielli
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Mr. Mark A. Kramer & Ms. Catherine M. Macek
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Mrs. Theresa S. Kroner Ms. Lisa Wright
Mr. Edward E. McBride
Mr. & Mrs. Charlie A. Lambert Mrs. Anita A. McCoy
Mr. LeRoy LaMontagne, Sr. Foundation Board Members Ms. Natasha Nazareth-Phelps
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Dr. Lewis L. Lanier & Ms. Linda Lloyd Ms. Elizabeth Cross Bridges ’88 Mr. Craig Rowe
Dr. Helen R. LeGette Mr. William S. Busby Mr. Ken Steen
Ms. Jacqueline Lindbeck Mr. Manoj George Ms. Carole Stern
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Loy Mr. Kenneth D. Gibbs, Sr. Mrs. Therese Taxis
Ms. Caroline C. F. Luckett Dr. Marian Johnson-Thompson Dr. Cecile T. Tougas
Dr. Jo Ann Lutz Mr. Henry D. Kuo ’82 Mr. Harold Tucker
Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Marshall Ms. Betty Mabe Ms. Allison C. van den Berg ’95
Mr. & Mrs. Charles S. McFalls, Jr. Mr. John D. Messick II Mrs. Katie Wagstaff
Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. McGowan, Jr. Mr. Eugene Murray ’82 Dr. Stephen J. Warshaw
Ms. Connie M. McManus Mr. Michael D. Ritter Dr. Virginia S. Wilson
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Mr. Carl Meinhardt Ms. Melinda S. Schwartz
Ms. Becki Miller Mr. David J. Spitz
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Dr. & Mrs. Larry K. Monteith Dr. Charles F. Stone III
Mr. Erik A. Nicholaysen Ms. Alexis Vaughn
Dr. Carol O’Dell Mrs. Katie Wagstaff
Ms. Ruth S. Oppold TTEE Mr. Richard J. Williams
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Mr. Larry D. Brock
Mr. & Mrs. Manual R. Reyes
Mr. William P. Cary
Mr. Chris J. Riffer & Ms. Samina A. Aziz
Mr. Van D. Durrett
Mr. James M. Rose, Sr.
Ms. Margaret Ellis
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Sandlin
Mr. Andrew J. Filipowski
Mr. John Schmidt
Ms. Shirley T. Frye
Mr. & Mrs. George W. Shaver
Mr. Mrs. Alan S. Hicks
Mr. & Mrs. John R. Shreves, Jr.
Ms. Shirley Ann Hise
Mr. Robert L. Silverman
Mr. Al W. Huffman III
Mr. & Mrs. Gaston E. Small
Mr. A. Bradley Ives ’82
Mr. & Mrs. Martin D. Smith
Mr. William M. Ives
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Stairs
Ms. Hih Song Kim ’83
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1980s
April (Moon) Haasis ’87
moved from Raleigh, N.C. to
Greenville, S.C., in 2005 with her
husband of 13 years, Joseph Haasis,
and two children, Justin (5) and
Shannon (3). She is a stay-at-home
mom and a home-school teacher
for her son.
Ellen (Safrit) LeRoy ’87
began a business in professional
photography in Emerald Isle,
N.C. She entered her prints in
the North Carolina Professional
Photographer’s Association and won
the President’s Award as the highest
scoring first-time entrant. Ellen also
had an image placed in the group’s
loan collection and won first place
in the wedding candids category. To
see more of her work, visit
www.ellenleroyphotography.com.
Note: She does travel!
Michael “Shane” Hutson ’88
received a 2006 CAREER award
from the National Science
Foundation. After completing
his Ph.D. in biophysics at the
University of Virginia, Shane
returned to Durham for a
postdoctoral stint at Duke. He
is now an assistant professor of
physics at Vanderbilt. He lives in
Nashville, Tenn., with his wife,
Diana, and 3-year-old daughter,
Kimberly. Michael Shane Hutson ’88

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Joshua Hardison ’90 continents by taking a 14-day

is pleased to announce that he and
his wife, Jennifer, have returned to
the Triangle, where he continues to
practice as an Ob/Gyn. He left his
former practice in Henderson and
has joined Chapel Hill Obstetrics
and Gynecology, which has served
the community for 30 years. He is
happy to be back in the Triangle
and would love to hear from his
old friends and classmates! Check
out his Web site at:
www.joshuahardisonmd.com
Tyler Buckner ’91
and wife, Erica, achieved their
personal goal of visiting all seven
1990s
vacation to Antarctica this past
March. The adventurous couple’s
itinerary included visits to research
stations, stops at historical points
of interest related to polar
exploration, dodging icebergs, and
observing both marine and avian
wildlife in their natural habitats.
Jenny Hinson ’91
is an ER doctor at Stanly Regional
Medical Center in Albemarle, N.C.,
(the hospital where she was born)
when in the United States. The rest
of the time she is in Cambridge,
England, where her husband,
Kevin, is studying. If anyone’s
visiting England, drop in!
Catherine “Cat” Collingwood ’92
was very happy with her position
at The Castleton Group; however,
a shift in personal circumstances
necessitated a move away from
Raleigh. She was fortunate to obtain
a position with another professional
employer organization, Horizons
HR in Atlanta. Catherine is now
living and working in the Phoenix
city! She would love to get together
with other Atlanta-based alumni.
Katherine Skinner ’92 29
received her Ph.D. in American
studies from Emory University

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in December 2005 and now serves as Emory’s digital
programs team leader. In this capacity, she leads an array
of digital scholarship initiatives that produce open source
software solutions and open access publications for
academic communities.

Jason Stajich ’95

graduated from Duke in May 2006 with his Ph.D. in
Genetics/Genomics. He and Amy Steelman ’95, along
with their two dogs, are moving to Berkeley, Calif., for his
postdoctoral training as a Miler Fellow at the University
of California, Berkeley.

Crawford “Alex” Mann ’98

of Washington, N.C., is currently a doctoral candidate
in the history of art department at Yale University.
He will spend the coming year conducting research in
Rome, Italy, with the support of a Theodore Rousseau
Fellowship from the Metropolitan Museum of Art. His
dissertation, which examines American artists working in
Italy between 1800 and 1860, will be completed in 2008,
and he expects afterward to pursue a career as either a Jason Stajich ’95 and Amy Steelman’95
university professor or museum curator specializing in
nineteenth-century American European art.
Surgeons, but will soon take a much-needed sabbatical
Karen Spencer ’99 to obtain her master’s in public health, focusing on the
is currently a harried third-year medical student at history and ethics of public health and medicine at
Columbia University’s College of Physicians and Columbia’s Mailman School of Public Health.

2000s Douglas Paletta ’00

received his M.A. in philosophy from the University of
Pennsylvania over Christmas 2005.

Cathy (Middleton) Sipprell ’00

graduated this May from her local community college
with an Associate of Arts degree.

Sharon “Sharonmelissa” Roberson ’01

began her culinary arts education in September at
Kendall College in Chicago, Ill.

30 Galen “Trent” Wood ’01

Galen “Trent” Wood ’01 is now a missionary with Great Commission Ministries

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of Florida. For the fall, he will be in North Carolina
developing a ministry team of supporters.

Michael Jerch ’02

has started work at Sotheby’s in New York City as
a registrar. He keeps track of all of the property
(artwork, books, furniture and other valuables) before
it’s auctioned. He can be contacted at mjerch@gmail.com

Chelsea Simon ’02

has moved to Richmond, Va., and is working as a
brokerage operations specialist at Wachovia Securities
in the transfer department. She also recently bought
a condo in the area. She graduated from Appalachian
State University on May 6, 2006 with a B.S.B.A in
finance and banking, and risk management and
insurance. She is enjoying exploring Richmond.

Dylan Ferguson ’04

was appointed as a Warrant Officer One in the United
States Army on February 2, 2006 . He is now stationed
at Fort Rucker, Ala., deeply immersed in some of the
most intense aviator training in the world. In March
2006, he successfully flew his first solo flight in a Bell
206B helicopter. He hopes to graduate next spring, Dylan Ferguson ’04 being appointed as a
flying either CH-47 Chinooks or AH-64D Apache Warrant Officer One in the U.S. Army (top)
helicopters.
and flying his first solo mission.

In Focus: Steffee Endowment

Perhaps the most important measure of
a school’s worth is the place it holds in
the hearts of its alumni. And perhaps
most indicative of alumni affection is
the support they provide a school, years
after having walked its halls.
One such NCSSM alumnus is Dr.
Craig Steffee ’84, of Farmville, N.C.
His 2005-2006 gift to the NCSSM
Foundation created the Craig H. Steffee
Endowment for Student Research and
Creativity.
Like most NCSSM alumni, Dr. Steffee’s
days as a student at the School were
energetic and fun-filled, recalled with
humor and fondness in the years
immediately after graduation. As a
successful professional, however,
more than 20 years removed from his
days on campus, his reflections on his
time at NCSSM resulted in a deeper
understanding of just how important
those two years had really been. “The
time that I spent at NCSSM was
undoubtedly the most important and
formative personal growth experience
of my young life,” Dr. Steffee said. “The
academic program gave me that solid
foundation to build my education and
professional life upon, and the nurturing
spirit of the school gave me the
confidence, courage, self-awareness and
passion to explore new areas of interest.”
More confident than ever in the
tremendous benefit of an NCSSM
education, Dr. Steffee made a decision
to help NCSSM do for current and
future students what it had done
for him. “I believe that the unique
combination of academic preparation
and personal development constituting
‘the NCSSM experience’ not only
creates students who are ready for
active engagement in professional
scientific and technological disciplines,”
he said, “but also cultivates individuals
who are likely to influence thought
and to effect beneficial change in the
sciences, humanities and public policy.
[With my endowment gift], I would
like to encourage and foster such
opportunities for current and future
NCSSM students, and to give back to
the School some small fraction of the
gift that my NCSSM experience has 31
been to me.”

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+ adoptions
Kimberly (King) Harry ’85
and Brian Harry ’84
proudly announce the birth of
their daughter, Merinda Jane, on
January 5, 2006. Merinda is warmly
welcomed and very entertained by her
siblings; Nathan, 10, Kathleen, 8, and
Alexander, 5.
Katherine (MacDonald)
Cameron ’86
and Michael Cameron announce
the birth of Audrey Elsa Cameron,
born on April 16, 2005. She has a big
brother, Atticus (5), and two dogs,
and lives in the country on the eastern
shore of Maryland.
Ginger (Morgan) Jones ’86
and Major David Jones announce the
birth of their daughter, Savannah Leigh
Jones. She was born September 17,
2005, weighing 8 pounds, 6 ounces and
was 21 inches long. She joins her sister,
Morgan (8), and brother, Spencer (6).
Jonathan Jordan ’86
and Tracie McMillan had baby Landon
Calvin Jordan on November 22, 2005
in Ashe County, N.C.
Chris Paine ’86
and Kristen Robinson along with their
three children, Susannah, Amelia, and
Joseph, happily welcomed Elizabeth
Olivia Paine into their home in Saint
Joseph, Mich., on March 30, 2006. The
bouncing baby girl weighed 9 pounds,
13 ounces, and was 21.5 inches long.
Margaret “Marti”
(Ware) Boder ’87
and husband, Eric, are pleased to
announce the birth of Rose Louise on
February 28, 2006.
Christine Eddinger ’88
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the birth of their daughter Eleanor
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Caroline on January 10, 2006. Eleanor
is very sweet and brings as much joy to
her family as her big sister Olivia does.
Rose Lousie Boder
Caroline (Boulton)
Fernandez ’88
gave birth to Elena Arizona Fernandez
on February 22, 2006 at the Maternity
Center in Bethesda, Md. Elena weighed
6 pounds, 13 ounces and was 19.5
inches long. She is named for her
great-great-aunt Elena Gonzalez-Rio
from Havana, Cuba, and for her great-
great-grandmother Arizona Houston
Hughes, beloved school teacher from
Spear, N.C.
Jonathan “Jon” Carson ’89
and Dena Carson had their first child, Sarah Owen Jackson-Wald
Molly Ruth Carson. She was born on
June 26, 2006 at South Shore Hospital,
Weymouth, Mass. Everyone is happy,
healthy, and doing well.
Kelly (Phillips) Erb ’89
and J. Christopher Erb are pleased to
announce the birth of their son Charlie
Erb. His sisters Katie and Amy (and of
course, dog Lyle!) are thrilled with the
new edition.
Kathryn Stevens ’89
and Eric Stevens ’90
are pleased to announce the birth of
Mary Ana Smith
their daughter, Hannah Carolyn, on
December 28, 2005.
Laura Jackson ’90
and her husband, Jeff Wald, announce
the birth of their second child, Sarah
Owen Jackson-Wald. She entered the
world reaching out with her hands and
shouting before she was even done
being born. Sarah weighed 9 pounds
and was 20.25 inches long. She was
born at 4:19 a.m. on April 3, 2006.
Jenny Cox ’91 delivered Sarah at the
Women’s Birth & Wellness Center in
Chapel Hill.
Niko Geiger Blanton
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adoptions
Amy (Horton) Blanton and Jay Blanton ’91
had their first child on June 16, 2006 at Sibley Hospital
in Washington, D.C. The little Blanton monster was 10
pounds, 8 ounces and 23 inches long.
Jenny Hinson ’91
and Kevin Taylor became the proud parents of Thomas
Cameron Taylor on June 30, 2006.
George Bridgers ’92
and Jennifer Bridgers are pleased to announce the birth
of their first child, Abigail Katherine. Abigail was born
on December 16, 2005 and weighed 7 pounds, 3 ounces.
Natasha “Tasha” (Campagnola) Chapel ’93
and husband, Ivan Chapel, welcomed Natalia Caitlyn
on January 17, 2006. Natalia joins her older sister, Tori.
The two of them have a lot to say and keep their parents
really busy.
Katherine “Kate Ellen” Woody ’93
and Rex Woody announce the birth of a daughter,
Annalyn Joy, on March 12, 2006. Annalyn joins her
two sisters, Courtney and Katie, who joined the Woody
family in 2003 through adoption.
Kristy (Wyatt) Alford ’94
and husband, David, are happy to announce the birth
of their son, Wyatt John Alford. Wyatt was born
September 19, 2005 at 2:45 a.m. He weighed 6 pounds,
11 ounces and was 20 inches long.
Stephanie Lanford ’94
and husband, Lee, of Austin, Texas, welcomed Anna
Delaine Lanford on April 3, 2006. Anna weighed 9
pounds, 1 ounce and was 20.5 inches long at birth.
Toni Ruth (Phillips) Smith ’94
Toni and her husband, Wesley Smith, are pleased to
announce the arrival of their daughter, Mary Ana Smith.
Mary Ana was born on April 14, 2006.
Amy (Whaley) Watson ’94
and husband, Dwayne Watson, are happy to announce
the birth of their daughter, Claire Margaret Watson. She
was born June 7, 2006 at UNC Hospitals in Chapel Hill,
N.C. She was 8 pounds, 14 ounces and 19.5.
Nicholas Brown ’96
and Lisa gave birth to daughter Lilli Ann Brown, born on
August 23, 2005. Though she had health complications
early on, everything turned out well for the family. Lilli
is very healthy and started crawling around her 7-month
birthday.

James “Jay” Bates ’88
announced his engagement to
Darleen Boone with a wedding
planned for Thanksgiving morning
2006 at Yates Baptist Church in
Durham, N.C.
Susannah Paletz ’90
married Christopher Hatty in
Los Altos, Calif., on July 2, 2006.
Susannah is keeping her maiden
name. They now reside in Sunnyvale,
Calif. Susannah is currently a
research psychologist for NASA,
[MARRIAGES ]
&engagements
and Christopher is an IT manager Nora (Wilson) Dennis ’97 and
for Flock, Inc. Paul Dennis ’97
were married May 7, 2005 at Spruce
Claudia (Newman) King ’92 Pine Lodge in Durham, N.C.
and Lee King, III were married in Nora is now starting her second
Georgetown, Grand Cayman, on year at Duke University School
December 18, 2005. of Medicine, and Paul is starting
a Ph.D. program in development
Rayetta (Grasty) psychology at N.C. State.
Henderson ’96
married Daniel Henderson in Mary Love “Lou”
Nassau, Bahama, on May 13, 2006. (Edmondson) Hall ’97
married Charles Darius Hall on 33
May 28, 2005 at Benvenue Country

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 [MARRIAGES
& engagements]
Club in Rocky Mount, N.C. Megan
King ’98 served as a bridesmaid,
and Anna Williams Smith ’98 was in
attendance. Mary Love and Charles
now reside in Atlanta, Ga.
Kelly (Smith) Singer ’97
was married to Thomas David
Singer on May 21, 2006 at the Village
Chapel on Bald Head Island in North
Carolina. Kelly’s youngest sister, Jackie
Smith ’01, was the maid of honor,
Ashley Steed ’97 was the matron of
honor, and Lauren Muth ’97 attended
the wedding. Kelly and Thomas are
now living in Buffalo, N.Y.
Anna Nicholson ’98
married Kevin Michael Allen on
July 9, 2006 at Trinity Presbyterian
Avenue Church in Durham, N.C.
They now reside in Cambridge,
Mass., where Anna is beginning
her graduate studies this fall at
MIT in industrial environmental
strategy and public policy. Kevin
works as an architectural historian/
preservation planner for the state of
Massachusetts.
Erin “Rachel” (Wagner) Holmes ’99
married Roosevelt Leonard Holmes,
Jr. on June 24, 2006 at Living Water

Rayetta (Grasty) Henderson’96 Mary Love (Edmonson) Hall ’97 Paul Dennis ’97 and King Jones ’00
and Daniel Henderson and Charles Darius Hall Nora (Wilson) Dennis ’97 and Casey Beth

Retirements
Dorothy “Dot” Doyle
Dot came to NCSSM
in 1980 as one of the
School’s original faculty
members. During her
25 years at NCSSM, Dot
taught mathematics,
was a faculty mom, and
played an integral role
in the School’s outreach
programs. We thank Dot
for her dedication to NCSSM and wish her the
best in retirement.
NCSSM: The Next Generation
Jane Shlensky
We now have children of our alumni attending Jane taught humanities to students across the
NCSSM. John Austin Page (from left) and his mother, country since 1972, and was a faculty member
Elizabeth (Grainger) Page ’82; and Cheryl (Gray) here at NCSSM since 1991. Her work has taken
Steed ’84 and her daughter, Aerin Spruill, stand on her as far away as China, where she spent two
the steps outside Watts. NCSSM is proud to welcome years as a foreign expert in writing at Shandong
the “next generation.” Teachers University. Jane brought a wealth
of experience and knowledge to our School.
We thank her for helping students accept
34 the greater challenge and wish her a great
retirement.

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 In Memoriam

Jennifer Lynn Bowman Class of 1986

Jennifer died at her home in New Bern, N.C., on October 1, 2006. She was
a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a Juris
Doctorate and was a member of the Phi Beta Kappa Honors Society. Jennifer
was prominently employed as an attorney with Ward and Smith, P.A., Attorneys
At Law.

She is survived by her husband, James Ebright; one son, William Ebright; her
parents, William and Zubecca Bowman; and one sister, Jane Ebbinghausen.

[MARRIAGES
& engagements]
Casey is in her second year of Teach
for America in Greenville, Miss.
technician and is finishing his
bachelor’s in psychology at UNC.

Christian Community in Durham,
N.C. The couple currently resides in
Durham, N.C.
King Jones ’00
was married on June 2, 2006 to
Casey Beth. King will be starting his
first year of teaching this fall, and
Dawn (Pickett) Currin ’01
married David Currin at the
Asheville Court House on January
8, 2005. They are now living in
Asheville, N.C., and hope to be
there a long time. There, Dawn
is working as a freelance Web
designer and David is a computer
Kelly Love-Geiger ’01
married Colin Love-Geiger on March
25, 2006 in Tulman, Mexico. Their
family and close friends were in
attendance. Colin began attending
the School of Law at the University
of Oregon this fall. Kelly is pursuing
her master’s degree in counseling at
Portland State University.

In Focus: RECAP and

North Carolina GlaxoSmithKline foundation
At the core of NCSSM is the opportunity
for each student to participate in research.
Though not every NCSSM graduate will
pursue a career involving detailed exploration
of the physical world/life or mathematical
sciences, the School still feels that one of the
keys to leading a successful and productive
life is the ability to effectively ask questions,
seek answers, and interpret the results,
regardless of the chosen discipline.
More often than not, the most intensive
research carried out by NCSSM students
is, in fact, of a detailed scientific nature.
Quite often that research is in addition to, or
outside of, the typical academic day. Funding
for those research experiences has to come
from outside sources, most notably in the
form of corporate of foundation gifts.
One such research program funded in
2005-2006 by an outside source is Research
Experience in Chemistry, Astronomy, and
Physics (RECAP), a collaborative effort with
UNC-Chapel Hill and funded in its entirety
by the North Carolina GlaxoSmithKline
Foundation. Through RECAP, 12 students
(six from NCSSM and six from other
schools) participated in three weeks of
summer research, either at NCSSM or
UNC-Chapel Hill. The students conducting
this research got to work closely with
professionals from the science departments
of those schools.
Thanks to the generous support of NCSSM
programs by organizations like the North
Carolina GlaxoSmithKline Foundation,
incredible opportunities such as RECAP are
readily available to students who demonstrate 35
the ability  and desire to look far below the
surface.

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 From the Alumni Association President
W
ith the first 25 classes
graduated and out
making their impact
on the world, the grand
experiment has reached
a new plateau. Each of us
is an integral part of that
success and should be
proud of the part we played
in the history of NCSSM.
Whether you know who
Spaceman Spiff is, can hum
the Weird Science song, still get a special thrill
watching “Revenge of the Nerds” (even though
it’s the 43rd time you’ve seen it on Comedy
Central), or are even a bona-fide rocket scientist,
you are an NCSSM graduate and a member of
a very special community – a community that
defies easy explanation.
For all of us, our two years at Science and Math
came at a very formative time in our lives and
I have found in talking with many in the alumni
population that these two years have forged
a bond stronger than those formed with our
universities or places of work. We recognize
the importance and the impact of the faculty
and the staff on our early adulthood. Many
of us also recognize the impact we have had
on one another – the relationships we formed
with our seniors, our juniors, and our own classes
have lasted over many years, and for more
than you might expect, resulted in matrimonial
arrangements. There are even now, this year,
children of NCSSM graduates attending the
School as students. I am absolutely convinced
that J.K. Rowling must have studied NCSSM as
she wrote the initial drafts of Hogwarts. The stairs
don’t move around between Bryan and Beall,
but literary license aside, there are way too many
similarities.
I have struggled to find the words to describe
our community, the relationship we have with
one another, the instant bond we feel when we
discover another NCSSM-er in our midst. There is
36 a level of credibility, of trust, and of competence.
In other words, we are all members of the “Old
www.ncssmalumni.com
Nerd Network.” And as members of that network,
we have vast resources at our disposal. Web
2.0 concepts in social networking and crowd-
sourcing become force multipliers when we think
about tapping into the collective experience and
intelligence of the NCSSM alumni population.
Alumni Connections (www.ncssmalumni.com)
has been established to allow us to network
with one another in a trusted environment and
I encourage all of you to take advantage of it.
Whether we are moving to a new city, looking to
fill a key role in our company, gaining insight on a
new technology or industry or simply floating an
idea, we can tap into the Old Nerd Network.
In closing, I’d like to share with you the first stanza
of the State Toast of North Carolina:
Here’s to the land of the Long Leaf Pine,
The summer Land where the sun doth shine,
Where the weak grow strong and the strong grow
great,
Here’s to “Down Home,” the Old North State!
-adopted by the General Assembly (Session Laws
1957, c777)
With over a quarter century of academic
success and nearly one hundred years of
living and learning on the patch of ground in
Durham bordered by West Club Boulevard and
Broad Street, let us rededicate ourselves to our
collective success – as alumni and as living proof
of Governor Hunt, Governor Sanford and John
Ehle’s vision.
Let’s continue to challenge and support one
another, as we grow great as a community
together!
Yours at NCSSM,
Michael Martine ’87
President, Alumni Association 2006-2008
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NCSSM Class of 2006 Benjamin Christopher Bogardus William Alexander Calhoun Annie Maxine Clontz
Mark Lateef AbuMoussa Bonnie Kay Bommelje Brendan Phillip Cannell Alexandra Zaida Maria Cole-Weiss
Sam Lateef AbuMoussa Scott Andrew Bowen Ramsey Lee Cardwell Courtney Anne Colwell
Matthew John Alfaro Kevin Leonard Boyette, II Samantha Rae Carey Elizabeth C. Cooke
Elizabeth Catherine Alloway Melorah Danielle Brackley Turner Charles Carroll Chelsey Anne Cooley
Timothy Lee Allsup Melissa Anne Bragg Katherine-Elizabeth Carter Christopher Andrew Cotter
Julia Claire Alspaugh Kevin Fitzgerald Breheny Jingya Jeanne Chen Jonathan Andrew Courtney
Aisha Temitope Amuda Danielle Niceta Brewington Kevin Shaobo Chen Nathan James Cox
Elizabeth Marie Anderson Nia Nico Bridges Sara Marie Cheney Theresa Renee Crowgey
Kimberly Camille Applewhite Courtney Erin Brown Katie Ting-Te Cheng Franklin Carter Crowl
Matthew Adams Ball Quanetta Rena Esther Brown Philip Richard Cheng Cortney Ann Dahlgren
Jennifer Leigh Batchelor Steven Anthony Brown, Jr. Whitney Paige Chrisco Brittany Jena’ Dancy
Tramesha Lynn Batts Kalman Bugica Thomas Steven Christy Robert Moviee Davis
James Floyd Beckner, III Steven Kenneth Burgess Christen M. Chu Owen Chase Debnam
Amy Leigh Beeston Geri Paige Butner Connie Jessica Chu Nisel Nitin Desai
Daniel Michael Beyer Brandon Lee Byers Christine Yukyoung Chun Nitisha K. Desai
Jeffrey Allen Blackwell Haolan Cai Travis David Cianciulli Priya J. Desai
Chris Bradley Calascione Molly Diehl Cline George Edward Djaniants

Marking 25 years
of graduating
exceptional people Commencement
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L
ast June, the North Carolina School of Since 1980, NCSSM has been preparing
Science and Mathematics reached a students to become leaders in North
milestone when it graduated its 25th Carolina, and, indeed, the world. Naturally,

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class. Board of Trustee Chairman T. after a quarter-century of educating the
Brock Winslow ’86 accepted 305 members best and brightest minds in our state,
of the Class of 2006 under the shady oaks NCSSM has undergone many changes,

on the School’s historic Watts lawn with
more than 2,000 members of the NCSSM
community present.
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from policies to technology to building
renovations to leadership. But like many
before them, members of the class of 2006
are ready to accept the challenges life

Keynote speaker Dr. Freeman A. Hrabowski
III, president of the University of Maryland
Baltimore County, addressed the class with
words of encouragement and wisdom. Dr.
Hrabowski is recognized nationally for his
research and publications on the importance
of science and math education and for
his commitment to improving educational
opportunities for minority students.
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throws their way.
We are proud to welcome NCSSM’s
25th graduating class to our alumni
community and wish its members the best
in their future endeavors. On the following
page, find highlights covering the many
accomplishments of the Class of 2006.

Charles Joseph Pangle Domingo Courtney Henrietta Fox Lindsay Sara Haslebacher Mary Elizabeth Jones
John James Dougherty, Jr. Caroline Morgan Fryar Paula Mary Hendricks Raven Faith Jones
Raymond J. Doyle Carlos McMillan Fuentes Stephane Bernard Louis Henrion Eun Grace Jin Joo
Corey Ellis Dunn Elizabeth Cole Garrard Jessica Marie Hewett Eric Andrew Jorgensen, Jr.
Mary Elizabeth Eannarino Gabi Jicov Ghali Adam Landon Hinnant Mohammed Ibrahim Ali Khan
William Thomas Eisenmenger Rachel Emmele Gilgen Sarah Catherine Hoyt Irwin Mon-Hong Ki
Nathan William Ellenfield Tara Ann Gill Eimon Thet Htun Hye Jin Kim
Anna Marie Engelke Jay Prakash Goel Benjamin Yifeng Hu Jina Grace Kim
Lindsey Aaron Erps Laurelle Amy Gonzalez Charles Madison Hughes Sung Taek Kim
Christian Stephan Estes Julianne Yumul Goyena Perry Reeves Isner Stephanie Brooke Kiser
Amanda Rena Eure Victoria Leigh Griffin Susan Yvonne Jaconis Breta N. Kotkin
Brian Orvis Evans Peter Amos Grochowski Daniel Gene Jang Shria Kumar
Heather Lynn Faircloth Stevie Lee Hamby Alexandra Nicole Jay Anastasiya Kvit
Sarah Lynn Fann Jessica Rae Hanson Andrew Payne Johnson Jasmine Brittany Lagrone
Melissa Danielle Farr Cynthia Joy Harbison Wesley Thomas Johnson Lauren Noelle LaMontagne
Robert Casey Farren Alex Jacob Hardee Mignon DeVera Johnston Joseph Anthony Lane, Jr.
Heather Ann Ferguson Jenna Leigh Hardison Calley Grace Jones Lucas Benjamin Lankford
Sterling Francis Fitzgerald Darryl Kevin Hart, Jr. David Harrison Jones John Wyly Lashlee, IV
Sharolet Joyce Latiolais Kendra Sarafina Manhertz Caroline Michele Morton Pedro H. Lecena Pimental
Michael Christopher Lavarnway Joseph Samuel Mann Vann Raeshard Newkirk, II Rebecca Marie Plumlee
Christopher William Leyton Maris Ruth Mann-Stadt Bianca Thai Nguyen Kimberly Renea Poston
Ze Li Thomas Edward Manning Frances Yufei Ni Adam Truett Preslar
Fanying Frank Liao Andrew James Martin Chelsea Alanna Nielsen Thomas Gray Price
Victor Chung Lieu Douglas Ray Massengill, Jr. Saket Nigam Richard Wade Pridgen, Jr.
Eric Stephen Lifka Ann Ma Mast Teryn Che Norris-Hale Patrick Alan Proctor, Jr.
Elizabeth Lane Liles Elsa Edith Mata Stephanie Ellen Norton Amanda Marie Purser
Luke Chun Ru Lin James Burton McCann George Nash Page, III Veena Rajan
Sunny Lin Bryn Alyce McDonald Eva Roshan Panjwani Sreeniket Sreevats Ram
May Liu Margaret Wilkinson McKay Victoria Sang Park Jacob Martin Reardon
Julia Dale Lockamy Patrick Donald McKinnon Aditi Pankaj Parmar Thomas Stanley Redding, IV
Martin Eulee Locklear, II Benjamin Blake McMillan Amee Dushyant Patel Benjamin Zarin Reinhardt
Matthew Thomas Locklear Suman Medda Donovan Karl Patterson David Thomas Rhoden
Jacqueline Hailey Loftis Katelyn Anne Millay Jonathan Tyler Pegram Melina Lisbeth Rodriguez
Matthew James Long Benjamin Alan Miller Erica Patrice Perry Kamrul Hassan Rokon
Jessica Lauren Lynch Stephanie Christine Mills Brittney Ashley Peters-Barnes Meredith Claire Rountree
Emily Anne Madara Quinn Alexander Morris Genevieve Leigh Pike Sara Elizabeth Rowell

NCSSM Class of 2006 Accolades

Five Park Scholarship winners at North Carolina State University

Three Morehead Scholarship winners at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

32 National Merit Scholarship winners and three National Achievement Scholarship winners

Seven semifinalists in Siemens-Westinghouse Competition for Math, Science and Technology

Three semifinalists in Intel National Science Talent Search

National Society of Black Engineers Team won National Competition in the Engineering Design
competition

Senior Kyle Wolpert shattered both the mile and two-mile NCSSM Track records, posting a 4:25
mile and a 9:38 two-mile, two of the longest standing athletic records at the School

14 winners at North Carolina Student Academy of Science Competition

12 winners at North Carolina Science Fair

Two winners at the regional Chemistry Olympiad competition

Amanda Rae Sadler Alexandra Grey Solomon Holly Michelle Turner Kyle Vincent Wolpert
Carl Henry Schissler Hongsuk Arthur Song Katherine Marie Tygielski Emily Yukjan Wong
Aaron Michael Schmidt Ryan Kirk Stairs Derrell Jamison Vann Sophia D. Woo
Michael Benjamin Schoenfeld Francine Maria Stefan Amy Elizabeth Varner Lauren Kathleen Wood
Scott Angus Schwartz Lyndsey Kristin Steffensen Duy-Bich Thi Vo Amanda Lauren Woodruff
Matthew Donald Scott Sophia Dorothy Sullivan Ashley Morgan Vroom Michael Robert Woods
Alison Paige Seffels Erin Joyce Summerlin Amelia Susannah Wallace Hannah Livia Wroblewski
Sara Kate Seffels Daniel Alexander Swaim Katherine Anne Wallace David Dawei Ye
Dylan Parks Selinger Leigh Ann Taylor Kelly Allison Walsh John William Yelton
Rachel Olivia Shauger Laura Ann Temple William Scott Warren Sneha Chitra Yerra
David Allen Shaw Jonathan Denning Thomas Amy Ming-Ching Wen Margaret Yim
Priya Nitin Sheth Samantha Leslie Thomas Adam Wesley Whisnant Calvin Young
William Dewey Shipman, III Timothy Owen Thomas Elizabeth Ellen White Roger Chai Yu
Susannah Aiken Small Michael Edward Tipton Robert Leslie Williams Simon Insung Yun
Christine Margaret Uy Smith Allegra Liana Torres Jacey Alexandra Wilson Jiemin Zeng
William Crabtree Smolski Marcus Allan Tortorice Wendell Kraus Wilson Han Zhang
Peter Corcoran Smutko Toan Marc Tran-Phu James Ira Winder Pao San Lucy Zhang
James Patrick Snipes Steven Wayne Truman Sara Evelyn Wise Yang Zhou
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