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13th Annual Award DinnerThursday, October 9, 2014

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Welcome Message

Program

2014 President’s Medal Recipient

13th Annual Dinner Leadership

President’s Business Council

Presidential Scholarship Endowment Fund

The University of Scranton

Donors

CONTENTS

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Kevin P. Quinn, S.J. President, The University of Scranton

Thomas P. O’Brien ’86 Chair, President’s Business Council

Kevin P. Quinn, S.J.

Thomas P. O’Brien ’86

Dear Friends,

On behalf of The University of Scranton and its President’s Business Council (PBC), we welcome you to The Pierre and thank you for your generosity and support. The University is a student-centered educational community, instilled with the spirit of St. Ignatius of Loyola, founder of the Society of Jesus. You can experience our Jesuit tradition through outstanding academic programs, transformational student experiences and a palpable sense of community.

Tonight, as we gather for the thirteenth anniversary of this wonderful gala, we are delighted to honor Ralph J. DiRuggiero ’73, P’10. We also extend a warm welcome to Ralph’s friends and business associates who join us this evening. Ralph has been an active and devoted supporter of Scranton from his days on campus as Student Government President, through his early years as an alumni volunteer, and into the present time as he continues to mentor students and young alumni. His business success and his commitment to his community have been well-recognized by many organizations, and we are proud to include tonight’s honor among them.

The University is passionate about creating and sustaining a supportive and nurturing environment for our students. We are an exciting community whose devoted and engaged faculty, through a comprehensive and challenging curriculum, expand the minds and hearts of our students. Our alumni are our best ambassadors, and their lives are distinguished by the ethical rigor, generosity and habits of achievement that they developed during their years at Scranton.

We are most grateful for your support of this dinner, which is an integral component of our strategy to build our endowment and provide financial assistance to our students. We thank you for making it possible for us to continue to build upon and strengthen our tradition of educating leaders who will go and set the world on fire.

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WelcomeThomas P. O’Brien ’86

CEO & President, SumRidge Partners, LLCChair, President’s Business Council

Student RemarksBenjamin D. Turcea ’15

Presidential Scholar

President’s RemarksKevin P. Quinn, S.J.

President, The University of Scranton

InvocationMonsignor Joseph G. Quinn, J.D., J.C.L., ’72

Vice President, University Mission & Ministry, Fordham University

Dinner

Remarks from Dinner Co-ChairEdward P. Abbot, Esq., P’11

Partner, Hawkins Parnell Thackston & Young LLP

Introduction of the HonoreeScott Salmirs

Executive Vice President, ABM Industries Inc.

President’s Medal PresentationKevin P. Quinn, S.J.

Thomas P. O’Brien ’86

AcceptanceRalph J. DiRuggiero ’73, P’10

Closing RemarksGary R. Olsen

Vice President of University Advancement, The University of Scranton

Reception with Dessert and Jazz Quartet

PROGRAM

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PAST PRESIDENT’S MEDAL RECIPIENTS

The President’s Business Council provides:

• Meaningful networking opportunities for alumni and friends• Mentoring, internship, educational and career opportunities for current students • Financial support for the Presidential Scholarship Endowment

2013Jacquelyn Rasieleski Dionne ’89


John Dionne ’86 Blackstone Group

2012The Lynett-Haggerty Family

Times-Shamrock Communications

2011 Mary Beth Farrell ’79

AXA Equitable Life Insurance Company

2010Joseph T. Sebastianelli, Esq., ’68

Jefferson Health System, Inc.

2009John A. Walsh ’66

ESPN, Inc.

2008Eugene J. Kane Sr. ’54, P’80,’81,’84,’86

Kane is Able, Inc.

2007Louis A. DeNaples Sr. H’05, P’89

DeNaples Auto Parts, Inc., Keystone Sanitary Landfill, Inc.

2006Christopher M. “Kip” Condron ’70

AXA Financial, Inc.

2005Arthur J. Kania, Esq., ’53

Kania, Lindner, Lasak & Feeney

2004William H. “Bill” Finn ’67, P’11

(in memoriam)Bear, Stearns & Co., Inc.

2003Paul M. Montrone, Ph.D., ’62Fisher Scientific International Inc.

2002Gerard R. Roche ’53

Heidrick & Struggles, Inc.

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In ancient and medieval Europe medallions of office were worn as breastplates by figures of authority or distinction. The University of Scranton Presidential Medallion is such a symbol, and it continues the tradition of incorporating educational, religious and historic icons that describe the institution’s distinctive character. The center of the medallion is an enameled great seal of the University with rays. The principal colors of the seal are the traditional colors of the University, white and royal purple. On the purple field is a horizontal silver bar containing, in purple, a star derived from the seal of the Brothers of the Christian Schools and from the seal of Saint Thomas College, predecessor of the University, and two stacks of wheat from the obverse of the coat of arms of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The upper half of the seal contains, in gold, two wolves grasping a cauldron suspended from a chain. They are taken from the coat of arms of the family of Saint Ignatius Loyola, and they identify the University as a Jesuit institution. Below the silver bar is a golden rising sun, symbolic of Saint Thomas Aquinas, the shining light of the Church and the Patron of the University. Indicating the Diocese of Scranton and William Penn, founder of the Commonwealth, the black border of the shield reproduces the border of the shield of the Diocese, and the silver hemispheres are taken from William Penn’s coat of arms. The crest is a golden cross of the style Patonce. It symbolizes Christ, the goal and the norm of the University’s educational efforts, and it complements the motto, which the University has had since it was entrusted to the care of the Christian Brothers in 1897: “Religio, Mores, Cultura.” The outer ring surrounding the seal includes the name and founding date of the University and reference to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The Presidential Medallion is worn on a silver chain with links inspired by carved wooden moldings in The Estate. It is engraved with the names of the previous presidents and the founder of the University. The chain is connected by a link adorned with the symbol of the Society of Jesus. The medallion was designed and crafted for the University by William Reidsema of Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania.

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Ralph J. DiRuggiero ’73, P’10, is Senior Vice President for Property Management at Paramount Group, Inc. (PGI). A veteran of the real estate investment and management industry, Ralph joined PGI in 2001 and is responsible for all aspects of property management operations and security. PGI is headquartered in New York City and has a current portfolio of 14.25 million-square-feet of space in New York, Washington, D.C., and San Francisco.

His professional career began as a Budget Analyst for the City of New York. He later joined New Jersey’s Essex County as Assistant Budget Director. During his tenure in Essex County, he rose to become the Assistant County Administrator for New Jersey’s largest urban county. In 1987, his career turned to real estate investment and management. During the next 14 years, he held various leadership positions with Williams Real Estate Company, Swig Weiler & Arnow Management Company, Equitable Real Estate Investment Management, Compass Management & Leasing, Jones Lang LaSalle, and Trammell Crow Company.

Ralph is currently on the Board of Directors of Building Owners and Managers Association of New York (BOMA/NY), the Management Division Board of Directors of Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY), the Commercial Management Council of REBNY, the Board of Directors of the Times Square Alliance, Steering Committee of the Avenue of the Americas Business Improvement District (BID), a Member of the New York Energy Consumers Council, an Associate Member of the Urban Land Institute, a Member of the Real Estate Roundtable & its Sustainability Policy Advisory Committee (SPAC), and a Member of The Greenprint Foundation.

He is a recipient of the 2014 Heart to Heart Award from Encore Community Services, the 2012 Lifetime Award from Covenant House New York, the 2010 George M. Brooker Management Executive of the Year Award from the NY Real Estate Board, the 2003 Tiro A Segno Foundation Business Person of the Year Award, and the 2005 Torch Foundation Professional of the Year Award.

Ralph holds a bachelor’s degree in Political Science from The University of Scranton and a master’s of Public Administration from The City University of New York (Baruch College). He also attended Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy School of Government Program for Senior Executives in State and Local Government.

A native of Belleville, NJ, Ralph served as a member of the University Senate and was Student Government President during his time on campus. He and his wife, Susan, live in Essex Fells, NJ, and have a daughter, Caitlin, who is a 2010 Scranton graduate.

In presenting the President’s Medal, the

President’s Business Council and the University

honor individuals who have achieved excellence

in their field and who have demonstrated

extraordinary compassion for others.

Ralph J. DiRuggiero ’73, P’10

2014 PRESIDENT’S MEDAL RECIPIENT

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HONORING

The President and Trustees of The University of Scranton

cordially invite you to the President Business Council’s

13th Annual Award Dinner

Thursday, October 9, 2014The Pierre

Fifth Avenue at 61st Street

New York City

Cocktail Reception at 6:30 p.m.

Dinner at 7:30 p.m.

Reception with Dessert and Jazz Quartet

immediately following

Ralph J. DiRuggiero ’73, P’10

Senior Vice President for Property ManagementParamount Group, Inc.

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CO-CHAIRS

DINNER COMMITTEE

Daniel BreslinProperty Manager

Paramount Group, Inc.

Valerie BurdRegional Vice President

ABM Industries Inc.

Patricia A. Byrnes Clifford ’86, P’17Global Chief Talent Officer

Havas Worldwide & Havas Creative

Jane A. Conway, Ph.D., ’79Executive Vice President

Alpha FMC

Mary Beth Farrell ’79Principal

MBF Advisory Services LLC

Joseph M. Ferrario ’87, P’17President

The Ferrario Agency

Sean J. Gaffey ’99Senior Financial Advisor

Merrill Lynch Wealth Management

Brendan T. Lynch ’87Managing Director

AIG Financial Products

Elizabeth A. Madden ’96Vice President

Goldman, Sachs & Co.

Megan Morgan ’95Associate Commissioner

(Communications)American Athletic Conference

Thomas P. O’Brien ’86CEO & President

SumRidge Partners, LLC

Francis J. Pearn ’83, P’16Managing Director

J.P. Morgan

Timothy J. Pryle ’89Executive Director of the PBC


James M. Slattery ’86Chief Operating Officer

— North AmericaMelrose PLC

Joseph M. Vaszily ’95Vice President

Goldman, Sachs & Co.

HONORARY DINNER CHAIRSChristopher M. “Kip” Condron ’70

President & CEO (retired)AXA Financial, Inc.

Margaret M. Condron, Ph.D.

Louis A. DeNaples Sr. H’05, P’89President

Keystone Sanitary Landfill, Inc.

Paul M. Montrone, Ph.D., ’62Chairman

Perspecta Trust LLC

Sandra G. Montrone H’03President

The Penates Foundation

Noble C. “Bud” QuandelPresident & CEO

Quandel Enterprises, Inc.

Msgr. Joseph G. Quinn, J.D., J.C.L., ’72Vice President, University Mission & Ministry

Fordham University

David VandenbergRegional Vice President – EastARAMARK Higher Education

Edward P. Abbot, Esq., P’11Partner

Hawkins Parnell Thackston & Young LLP

Scott SalmirsExecutive Vice President

ABM Industries Inc.

13TH ANNUAL AWARD DINNER LEADERSHIP

PRESIDENT’S BUSINESS COUNCIL

The President’s Business Council (PBC) was formed in 2001 by The University of Scranton and a prominent group of alumni and friends with the purpose of advancing the mission of the University. The PBC fulfills the interests of the University and of these alumni and friends in the business community to form an organized, national affiliation that strengthens the Scranton network in the business sectors. The PBC has proven to be a valuable conduit for Members to become more actively engaged in the life of the University.

The objectives of the PBC are to provide meaningful networking opportunities for alumni and friends; to provide mentoring, internship, educational and career opportunities for current students; and to provide a fundraising source for the Presidential Scholarship Endowment Fund. Council membership is open to alumni and friends who can help in accomplishing its objectives.

As part of its goals, the PBC seeks to fund Presidential Scholarships, which are the University’s top merit-based awards for talented students who will become leaders of vision and integrity. Proceeds from the Annual Award Dinner go directly to the Presidential Scholarship Endowment Fund. The Council has generated more than $10 million for the endowment. The annual gala is a wonderful celebration of Scranton and honorees whose lifetime achievements reflect the University’s mission of Catholic and Jesuit excellence and service.

In conjunction with the University’s Kania School of Management, the PBC supports “Career Coaches,” a student mentoring program for students in their junior and senior years. Interested students are matched with PBC Members who serve as the student’s coach and mentor.

The PBC conducts regional receptions in Boston, New York City, Philadelphia and Washington, D.C., with current students attending to promote local networking among students, alumni and friends of the University. The Dinner Kickoff Reception, a national networking event held in New York City, serves as the official kickoff for the Annual Award Dinner. “Meet the Honoree” receptions in Philadelphia and Scranton follow the formal dinner kickoff to introduce the Honoree to alumni and friends in those regions. The PBC continues to evaluate other opportunities to support a variety of business affinity groups.

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Robert V. Ax ’90Citadel LLC

Rachele Mackin Browning ’84SEI Investments

James A. Caccavo ’84Steelpoint Capital Partners, LP

Christopher M. “Kip” Condron ’70AXA Financial, Inc. (retired)

John D. Dionne ’86Blackstone

Ralph J. DiRuggiero ’73, P’10Paramount Group, Inc.

Frank J. Dubas ’75Deloitte & Touche LLP

Mary Beth Farrell ’79MBF Advisory Services LLC

Joseph M. Ferrario ’87, P’17The Ferrario Agency

Thomas J. Grech ’84CCI Energy Solutions LLC

Patrick J. Haveron ’83Maiden Holdings Ltd.

Thomas G. Hogan Jr. ’79, P ’06, ’14Thomas G. Hogan Jr. & Assoc., LLC

Theodore Jadick ’61Heidrick & Struggles Int’l., Inc.

Brian A. Kilcullen ’85Kilcullen & Company

Kevin J. Lanahan ’84Headquarters Financial

Group, Inc.

Thomas P. Lynch ’86KDC Solar, LLC

Leo V. Marzen ’83Bridgewater Advisors, Inc.

Linda S. McGowan ’80PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

Robert L. McKeage, Ph.D., ’71The University of Scranton

James F. Mullery Jr. ’86BlackRock, Inc.

James M. Papada III, Esq., ’70Technitrol Inc. (retired)

Francis J. Pearn ’83, P’16J.P. Morgan

Kevin P. Quinn, S.J.The University of Scranton

Teresa M. Schafer ’81Wealthcare Capital Mgmt.

Anthony P. Smurfit ’85Smurfit Kappa Group

Robert K. Tuite ’84CRT Capital Group LLC

Joseph M. Vaszily ’95Goldman, Sachs & Co.

John A. Walsh ’66ESPN, Inc.

LEADERSHIP

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

CHAIRThomas P. O’Brien ’86

CEO & President, SumRidge Partners, LLC

VICE CHAIR FOR STUDENT ENGAGEMENTPatricia A. Byrnes Clifford ’86, P’17

Global Chief Talent Officer, Havas WorldwideChief Talent Officer, Havas Creative

VICE CHAIR FOR NETWORKING& MEMBER DEVELOPMENTElizabeth A. Boyle Madden ’96

Vice President - Global Securities Services,Goldman, Sachs & Co.

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Edward P. Abbot, Esq., P’11Hawkins Parnell Thackston &

Young LLP

Christopher S. Banks ’86Brookhaven Memorial Hospital

Medical Center

Paula K. Barrett ’81, P’10,’12RKL, LLP

Leonard M. Bechtel ’85U.S. Dept. of Commerce

Michael J. Bevilacqua, Esq., ’78WilmerHale, LLP

Paul P. Biedlingmaier Jr. ’76Edward Jones Investments

Matthew E. Bogusch ’92Deloitte & Touche LLP

Jason A. Bonadio, M.D., ’96Encore Industry Group

William J. Brady ’83, P’12Mascoma Corporation

John E. Brennan ’68, P’06Southern Union Co. (retired)

Bradley J. Breslin, Esq., ’02Thacher Associates

Kaitlin A. Merritt Breslin ’07KPMG, LLP

James I. Brown ’88Bank of America

Mary J. Brown ’81Ogilvy CommonHealth Worldwide

Donald M. Burns ’80Wells Fargo Advisors

Charles E. Carey, Esq., ’75Mintz Levin Cohn Ferris Glovsky &

Popeo PC

Scott A. Carmilani ’86Allied World Assurance Co., Ltd.

Mario Carnovale ’82Novartis Corporation

Peter J. Cassidy ’84BGC Partners

Michael J. Cawley, Esq., ’81Wilson Elser, LLP

Andres A. Cevallos ’06Morgan Stanley

Mark M. Chadwick ’89A.T. Chadwick Company, Inc.

Justin T. Champagne ’10SumRidge Partners, LLC

Kathryn Turnbull Champagne ’10AXA Equitable Life Insurance Co.

Ryan P. Champagne ’06SumRidge Partners, LLC

Douglas Christensen ’93Barclays Capital

Michael L. Ciambor ’96ACA Compliance Group

Jason Cirrito ’91Goldman, Sachs & Co.

Anna Roche Clark ’87Truven Health Analytics

Eileen J. Cleary ’82

Joseph J. Cleary, II ’84, P’15,’18

Brian Colgan ’90MJX Asset Management, LLC

Joseph S. Collins III ’90Sanofi U.S.

Ralph Colo ’92Morgan Stanley

Philip P. CondronCondron & Company

Jane A. Conway, Ph.D., ’79Alpha FMC

John J. Cox ’80, P’13

Marc D. Creatore ’98Highbridge Capital Mgmt., LLC

Alicia A. Guarnuccio Crighton ’98Goldman, Sachs & Co.

Michael A. Crimmins ’96UBS Financial Services, Inc.

Scott T. Crouch ’89SunGard Availabilty Services

Gerard F. Cruse ’85Hughes Hubbard and Reed LLP

Laurence R. Cusack, Esq., ’85KPMG, LLP

Anthony N. Cusat ’88Automatic Data Processing (ADP)

John J. Daly ’84, P’13Sony Corp.

William M. DeFalco ’84Meridian Bank

Hugh E. DeFazio Jr., Esq., ’64DeFazio & Associates Intl. Inc.

Mark F. Degenhart ’85Christian Brothers Investment

Services Inc.

Martin DeMicoli ’96Brown Brothers Harriman

Damian DeSola ’96DeSola Group Inc.

GENERAL COUNCIL

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Matthew DiBrenza ’98KPMG, LLP

Michael A. Dignam ’87Lindsay Goldberg LLC

Matthew J. DiLiberto ’96SL Green Realty Corp

Mark N. DiMaio ’86Ernst & Young LLP

Andrew B. Dinnhaupt ’89Franklin Templeton Investments

Joseph T. Doyle ’69, P’07Joseph T. Doyle CPA

Robert E. Dredge III ’00The Vanguard Group

Paul E. Eckenrode ’89Morgan Stanley

George F. Evans ’82Convergence LLC

Edward W. Faccio ’95PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

Michael C. Fairbanks ’79SEVEN Fund

Charles M. Falcone, M.D., ’86Spencer Stuart

Steven E. FarrellClassic Properties

Brian Ford ’93AIG, Inc.

Frederick T. Fuchs ’10Morgan Stanley Smith Barney

Sean J. Gaffey ’99Merrill Lynch – Global Wealth

Mgmt.

Matthew Geiger ’81Response Environmental, Inc.

John G. Genello ’89

Frances E. Gray ’94Berkshire Hathaway Reinsurance

Group

Michael F. Guarnuccio ’89PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

Andrew Paul Guerin ’90Mark Edwards Partners, LLC

William J. Hackett ’90Matthews International Capital

Management, LLC

Margaret “Meg” Hargreaves ’86CG Roll Call (The Economist Group)

John C. Heidelberger Jr. ’89Paper Crane Solutions, LLC

Mark A. Hemenetz ’78Schroders

Joseph M. Jordan ’68KPMG, LLP (retired)

Francis T. Joyce ’75

Timothy J. Kacani ’87Atlas Merchant Capital LLC

Christopher J. Kane ’86Kane Is Able, Inc.

Patrick J. Kane ’89Wakefield Funds

Sean Kane ’94Healthfirst

Arthur J. Kania, Esq., ’53Kania, Lindner, Lasak, & Feeney

Brendan M. Kelly ’90Somerset Capital Advisors

Kathleen S. Snyder Kinne, Esq., ’94The Goldman Sachs Trust Co.

of Delaware

Eugene J. Kirkwood ’86Western Asset Management Co.

Sharon H. Kneiss ’77National Waste & Recycling

Association

Deborah A. Kolsovsky ’90PNC Wealth Management

Judith A. Kosydar G’89, P’08Bank of America

Christopher J. Krein ’93WisdomTree Asset Management, Inc.

Joseph K. Krivickas ’85Ipswitch, Inc.

Thomas S. Kucinski ’85Information Services Group

William T. LaFond, Esq., ’93Wilmington Trust

Maryellen Reilly Lamb ’89The Wharton School

Paul W. Lameo ’94PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

GENERAL COUNCIL

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Jeffrey R. Lattmann ’86Beecher Carlson

Thomas D. Lawrence ’98SoftLink International

William J. Lewis ’82PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

John E. Littel, Esq., ’86Healthcare Consultant

Brendan T. Lynch ’87AIG Financial Products

John J. Lynch III ’83Main Line Health

Lawrence R. Lynch ’81PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

Michael C. Madden Jr. ’95Mitsubishi UFJ Securities

(USA), Inc.

Patricia A. Maleski ’82J.P. Morgan Asset Mgmt.

Matthew F. Mark Jr. ’90Russell Investments

Michael N. Mattise G’87Radnor Financial Advisors, Inc.

Michael C. Mauer ’82CM Investment Partners, LP

John P. Mazza ’11Morgan Stanley

Mattia L. McDonough ’00Blackstone

Margaret M. “Meg” McGill ’85Morgan Stanley

Dennis J. McGonigle ’82SEI Investments

Deborah J. McGovern ’07Dartmouth College

Corey P. McIntyre ’0033Across Inc.

Geoffrey P. McKinney ’07Bank of America Merrill Lynch

Timothy N. McMullen ’93Morgan Stanley

James D. McNerny ’00J.P. Morgan Global Liquidity

Paul M. McVeety ’92BGC Partners

George D. Montana ’03McKinsey & Company

Paul M. Montrone, Ph.D., ’62Perspecta Trust LLC

Philip Mooney Jr. ’90Citigroup

Patricia Moran, Esq., ’81Greenhill & Co., Inc.

Megan J. Morgan ’95American Athletic Conference

Jeffrey C. Morton ’96ACA Compliance Group

William F. Mullan ’86AIG, Inc.

Joseph A. Nellis ’85, P’10GE Real Estate

Mark B. Nixon ’85Brown Brothers Harriman

Joseph D. Notari ’86Bentley University

Kevin J. O’Brien, Esq., ’80Marks, O’Neill, O’Brien, Doherty &

Kelly, P.C.

Robert J. Pachence ’96Ambassador Financial Group, Inc.

Joseph C. Perfilio ’95Integrated Capital Mgmt.

Lisa Donoghue Phelan ‘90Cohen & Steers Capital Mgmt., Inc.

George P. Rafferty ’83AmerisourceBergen

Brian E. Raftery, Esq., ’91Herrick, Feinstein LLP

Robin Raju ’04AXA Equitable Life Insurance Co.

Michael A. Raso ’90Alternative Investing Solutions

John K. Redmond ’89Aquinas Healthcare, Inc.

Vincent F. Reilly, Esq., ’80, P’05,’08,’11,’14

Reilly, Janiczek & McDevitt, P.C.

Gerard R. Roche ’53Heidrick & Struggles Int’l., Inc.

Harry T. Rose ’65The Rose Group

GENERAL COUNCIL

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Jeffrey J. Rossi ’88AIG, Inc.

Stephen E. Sandherr, Esq., ’80Assoc. General Contractors of

America

Russell J. Sapienza Jr. ’78PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

Frederick M. Schweizer ’86J.P. Morgan

Jeffrey J. Scott ’77Green Ridge Capital LLC

Sean K. Shanley ’91Bryce Corp.

Daniel A. Shea ’83Arrow Electronics

Patrick W. Shea, Esq., ’78Paul Hastings LLP

Jay C. Shepulski ’98Withum Smith+Brown, PC

Eileen E. Shovlin ’97Coventry First

James M. Slattery ’86Melrose PLC

Susan M. St. Ledger ’86salesforce.com

William M. Stanton ’82Bank of America Merrill Lynch

Craig J. Steel ’99CIGNA Pharmacy Mgmt.

William P. Stoffel ’90Ernst & Young, LLP

Thomas J. Sullivan Jr. ’97Cinema6

Thomas G. Sundstrom ’89Lincoln Financial Distributors

John P. Sweeney Sr. ’61

Joseph E. Swift ’99RBS Global Banking & Markets

Barry W. Szarvas ’92Goldman, Sachs & Co.

Mark A. Tomaszewski ’04New Providence Asset Mgmt.

Bradford R. Tully ‘02J.P. Morgan

Kathleen S. Tuohy ’01DBRS — Dominion Bond Rating

Service

John L. Walker ’00RJ Walker Co.

Christopher G. Walsh ’93Bank of America Merrill Lynch

Steven P. Walsh ’92Berkley Professional Liability,

LLC

Kristen S. Williams ’92Bank of America Merrill Lynch

Eileen M. Sharkey Wood ’85Hawthorn — PNC Family

Wealth

Brian T. Yorke ’98Halcyon Asset Management

GENERAL COUNCIL

The Jacob and the Angel statue, installed in 1982, sits atop The Commons on campus.

Presidential Scholarship Endowment Fund

The Presidential Scholarship Endowment Fund was created as a means by which the University could manage a portion of its endowment to secure the proceeds of the President’s Business Council Annual Award Dinner. The interest generated by this fund supports the Presidential Scholarships that the University awards annually to its most academically qualified students. The long-term goal of the President’s Business Council is to fully endow all of the Presidential Scholarships that the University awards each year. Presidential Scholars are chosen from among the top students entering the University each year and are selected for their academic excellence, leadership ability and character. Current Presidential Scholars enrolled at the University are listed on the adjacent page.

Presidential Scholars Program

As part of their Presidential Scholarship, all Presidential Scholars participate in a three-credit seminar on “Leadership and Civic Responsibility.” This seminar, held in the summer between their first and second years, is designed to nurture the students’ leadership skills, to foster their discernment of what they wish to accomplish during their undergraduate experience, and to promote their understanding of the larger social implications of their curricular studies, their community involvement and their lives. Students engage in interdisciplinary readings and discussions, real-time shared reflection on the meaning of their summer employment and civic engagement, and the mentoring of incoming freshmen. Beginning in 2012, the veterans of the seminar have designed a mentoring program for the incoming Presidential Scholars, including one-on-one mentoring and several group events designed to encourage Presidential Scholars to enter fully into the opportunities provided by their Jesuit education.

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Joseph BreslinArlington, Va.

Maria ClearyCherry Hill, N.J.

Dustin FrisbieDalton, Pa.

Michelle GrahamSuccasunna, N.J.

Joshua Ray JimenezApalachin, N.Y.

Michael McCabeFurlong, Pa.

Catherine ThurstonLake Ariel, Pa.

Benjamin TurceaBaltimore, Md.

Victoria WrightsonDunmore, Pa.

Class of 2015

Margaret CapoociJessup, Pa.

Sara ChapinYardley, Pa.

Daniel Clark Jr.Scranton, Pa.

John ClarkScranton, Pa.

Julie DragonettiMonroe, Ct.

Katherine FieldsYardley, Pa.

Norman Frederick Jr.Pittston, Pa.

Alison GohnRocky Point, N.Y.

Andrew HillHarleysville, Pa.

Christopher KilnerRockville, Md.

Jessica LaveryBronx, N.Y.

Tricia LeavyNorth Bellmore, N.Y.

Christopher MustoJenkins Twp., Pa.

Ralph Petagna Jr.Robbinsville, N.J.

Marisa RileyHaymarket, Va.

Cecilia StrauchFactoryville, Pa.

Corey WasilnakEndwell, N.Y.

Shayne WierbowskiOwego, N.Y.

Krista ZieglerOld Bethpage, N.Y.

Class of 2016

Karissa BarbarevechMoosic, Pa.

Sean BasslerHorseheads, N.Y.

Ryan BurdickTaylor, Pa.

Michael GilbrideScranton, Pa.

Kathryn HoffmanJamison, Pa.

Christa HowarthSomerset, N.J.

Victoria MalstromPhoenix, Md.

Matthew OwensKing of Prussia, Pa.

Sarah PayonkSchwenksville, Pa.

Juliana VossenbergFredericksburg, Va.

David Yatsonsky IIJefferson Twp., Pa.

Class of 2017

Erin AlexanderLinden, N.J.

Martha CarterGreenfield Twp., Pa.

Rebecca ClarkNewark, De.

Mary HalliganCrofton, Md.

Kathleen HeslinSmithtown, N.Y.

Cameron HughesFairport, N.Y.

Anne KennedyConshohocken, Pa.

Daniel O’ReillyFlushing, N.Y.

Michael PowellConklin, N.Y.

Matthew ReynoldsApalachin, N.Y.

Laura RomanovichPeckville, Pa.

Caleigh WildensteinForest City, Pa.

Class of 2018

2014-2015 PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARS

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The University of Scranton is a Catholic and Jesuit university animated by the spiritual vision and

the tradition of excellence characteristic of the Society of Jesus and those who share its way of

proceeding. Located in Pennsylvania’s Pocono Northeast region, the University was founded in 1888

as Saint Thomas College by the Most Reverend William G. O’Hara, D.D., the first bishop of Scranton.

Scranton achieved university status in 1938 and was entrusted to the care of the Jesuits in 1942.

The University has flourished under the Jesuits, growing from a primarily commuter school with

fewer than 1,000 students to a broadly regional university with a total enrollment of more than

6,000 students in undergraduate, graduate and non-traditional programs. The academic quality,

distinctive experience and value of a Scranton education consistently garner national recognition.

Since 1972, 148 Scranton graduates have earned Fulbrights or other prestigious international

fellowships. In the past 10 years, Scranton students earned four Truman Scholarships and nine

Goldwater Scholarships. In that same time period, four students were named to USA Today’s All-

USA College Academic Team. The University’s Center for Service & Social Justice has a roster of

2,850 students who perform well over 170,000 service hours each year.

For 21 consecutive years, U.S. News & World Report has ranked Scranton among the

top 10 master’s universities in the North. The University’s MBA program is among the top 15 in the

nation for general management, according to a national ranking of business schools published by

Entrepreneur magazine and The Princeton Review. For seven consecutive years, the University has

been named in Forbes magazine’s online listing of “America’s Best Colleges.” Scranton is among

just 119 colleges in the nation named to the Carnegie Classification for Community Engagement in

2008, and is one of only 100 colleges and universities named to Templeton Foundation’s Honor Roll

of Character-building Colleges. The University was named to the President’s Higher Education

Community Service Honor Roll for 2012, the highest federal recognition colleges and universities

can receive for their commitment to volunteering, service learning and civic engagement.

THE UNIVERSITY OF SCRANTON

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MORE REASONS TO CELEBRATE A SCRANTON EDUCATION

Another record-breaking year • At 1,078 members, the Class of 2018 is the largest in University history. • The class was drawn from 9,394 applicants, which is the second largest application pool in the University’s history. • Incoming students represent a total of 480 high schools, 10 states, Nigeria, China and India. • States represented include California, Connecticut, Maryland, New Jersey, New York and Virginia.

Exciting new majors and minors • We are pleased to offer several new undergraduate programs this fall, including Applied Mathematics, Entrepreneurship, Journalism & Electronic Media, Mathematics (BA) and Strategic Communication. • We’ve also replaced our former Electronics/Business major with a major in Engineering Management. • First-year applicants may apply for direct entry into a new master’s in Accountancy program. • A combined BS/MBA in Finance is also now available. New minors include Business Leadership and Educational Studies.

Center for Rehabilitation Education • Our new 111,500-square-foot, eight-story center for rehabilitation education will provide an advanced, modern facility to match the exceptional reputations already established by our Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy and Exercise Science programs. • The project, scheduled for completion in summer 2015, will place the University and its students on the cutting-edge of research and learning, while benefiting the local community through student-based service programs.

Center for Rehabilitation Education

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P BCP R E S I D E N T ’ S B U S I N E S S C O U N C I L

Christopher M. “Kip” ’70 & Margaret M., Ph.D., Condron

Louis A. DeNaples Sr. H’05 , P’89 Keystone Sanitary Landfill, Inc.

Paul M. Montrone, Ph.D., ’62 Perspecta Trust LLC

The Montrone Family Penates Foundation

Noble C. “Bud” Quandel Quandel Enterprises, Inc.

David Vandenberg ARAMARK Higher Education

Honoree’s Circle

John D. ’86 & Jacquelyn R. ’89 Dionne Blackstone

Arthur J., Esq., ’53 & Angela Kania Kania, Lindner, Lasak & Feeney

Thomas P. ’86 & Denise M. O’Brien SumRidge Partners, LLC

William E. Sordoni Sordoni Construction Services, Inc.

Benefactors

Patrick J. ’83 & Mary R. ’85 Haveron Maiden Holdings, Ltd.

Elizabeth A. ’96 & Michael C. ’95 Madden Goldman, Sachs & Co.

Dennis J. ’82 & Rachel M. McGonigle SEI Investments

Francis J. ’83 & Suzanne Pearn P’16 J.P. Morgan

Vincent F., Esq., ’80 & Eileen T. ’82 Reilly P’05,’08,’11,’14

Reilly, Janiczek & McDevitt, P.C.

Scott Salmirs American Building Maintenance (ABM)

Joseph M. Vaszily ’95 Goldman, Sachs & Co.

Patrons

DONORS

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Paul Amrich & Stephen Siegel CBRE, inc.

Loretta Brennan Glucksman H’07 The American Ireland Fund

Peter J. ’84 & Kathleen M. ’84 Cassidy

Patricia A. Byrnes Clifford ’86, P’17 Havas Worldwide

Alicia Guarnuccio Crighton ‘98 Goldman Sachs & Co.

Gary Dawes Campbell & Dawes Ltd.

Daniel Donnelly Donnelly Mechanical

Stanley K. Doobin Harvard Maintenance Inc.

Mary Beth Farrell ’79 MBF Advisory Services LLC

Robert Frankenberry ICON Interiors, Inc.

Rick Froio Atlas Acon Electric Service Corp.

James Galvin Artisan Construction

James C. Halpin Platinum Maintenance Services Corp.

David Hemmler & Alex Camayd P’18 hemmler + camayd architects

Joseph M. Jordan ’68 KPMG, LLP (retired)

Christopher J. Kane ’86 Kane Is Able, Inc.

Robert Marziotto Nead Electric

Louis Milo Milrose Consultants

Joseph A. Nellis ’85, P’10 GE Real Estate

Paramount Group, Inc.

Maurice Regan J.T. Magen

Antoine J. Sayour Firecom, Inc.

James M. ’86 & Elizabeth Slattery Melrose PLC

Mr. Ryan J. Walsh Walsh Electrical Contracting, Inc.

John A. ’66 & Ellen Walsh ESPN, Inc.

Sponsors

Robert V. Ax ’90 Citadel LLC

Dino Erbeli Manhattan Painting & Decorating

Joseph M. Ferrario ’87, P’17 The Ferrario Agency

Peter Ferzan & Associates Turner & Townsend Ferzan Robbins

Brian J. Ford ’93 AIG, Inc.

Matthew Geiger ’81 Response Environmental, Inc.

Jarrett Huddleston Consulting Associates of NY

Timothy J. ’87 & Karen F. ’88 Kacani

Brendan T. ’87 & Frances R. ’87 Lynch

AIG Financial Products

Lawrence R. ’81 & Keli Lynch PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

The Lynett-Haggerty Family Times-Shamrock Communications

Lawrence & Elizabeth Mazzeo P’14

Linda S. ’80 & Michael J. ’81 McGowan

PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

Michael Neary Structure Tone, Inc.

Patrick W. Shea, Esq., ’81 Paul, Hastings, Janofsky

& Walker LLP

Robert A. Silvestri Brookbridge Consulting Services

Joseph L. Sorbera Jr. P’08,’08 & John LoVerde

JLS Cost Management Systems, Inc.

Partners

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Edward P. Abbot, Esq., P’11Hawkins Parnell Thackston

& Young LLP

Michael AidussMichael Aiduss Interior Design

Mark S. AlbertiAtlantic Cooling Technologies

& Services

Christopher S. Banks ’86 & Christine D. Mahoney Banks ’91

Joseph P., M.D., ’83 & Tracy F. ’84 Bannon P’10,’12,’13,’15

Charles Bannon ’12Fidelity Deposit & Discount Bank

Robert BarberaBP Mechanical Group

Patrick T., Esq., ’82 & Paula K. ’81 Barrett P’10, ’12

Barry BeckRAMAC Corp. (Assured Environments)

Theodore M. BierT.M. Bier & Associates, Inc.

Louis Bisso Jr.LAB Plumbing & Heating Co. Inc

Kevin BlinderS & J Entrance & Window

Timothy BoweABCO Peerless Sprinler Corp.

Damian Braga & Ellyn Schindlersanofi pasteur

Bradley J., Esq., ’02 & Kaitlin ’07 Breslin

Eric D., Esq., ’92 & Elaine M. ’92 Brophy

Gary BrownC & D Restoration

Thomas ’79 & Rachele ’84 Browning

Peter M. Butera ’83Butera Bender Group/Merrill Lynch

George K. ButsonApollo International

Francis CaliLiberty Contracting

Carla CaponeThe Carla Capone Company

Mario Carnovale ’82, P’18Novartis Corporation

Robert CatalanoTotal Fire Protection and

Signature Relocations

Michael J. Cawley, Esq., ’81Wilson Elser LLP

Andres A. Cevallos ’06Morgan Stanley

Douglas ’93 & JaneMarie C. ’93 Christensen

Barclays Capital

Tom ChristianW.H. Christian & Son

Thomas CiroccoCirocco & Ozzimo Contracting

Anna Roche Clark ’87Truven Health Analytics

Joseph J. ’84 & Susan Cleary P’14

Eileen Cleary ’82

Paul T. Colaiezzi ’86The University of Scranton

Ralph Colo ’92Morgan Stanley

Hon. & Mrs. Richard P. ’46 & Marion Conaboy P’79,’80,’82,’85,’87

Michael Conlon360 Restoration

Jane A. Conway, Ph.D., ’79 Alpha FMC

Vito CostanzaIndustrial Cooling Inc.

Gerard F. Cruse ’85Hughes Hubbard and Reed LLP

Laurence ’85 & Janet ’86 CusackKPMG, LLP

Mark F. Degenhart ’85Christian Brothers Investment

Services Inc.

Matthew J. DiLiberto ’96SL Green Realty Corp

Brandan DoorlyCross-Fire and Security Co. Inc.

Joseph “Dee” DussichJAD Building Maintenance Supplies

Thomas DwyerClune Construction Company

Edmar Supply

William R. Finn ’11Mizuho Securities USA Inc.

Frederick T. Fuchs ’10Morgan Stanley

Greg Gannon & Robert VitoloGannon Vitolo Contracting LLC

Stephen J. Grable ’04Hahn & Hessen

Matt HaberlingWJE Engineers & Architects

Mark ’78 & Maria ’78 Hemenetz

Schroders

Marc H. HoeflichTPG Architecture

Jeremiah J. “Joe” HowardUniversal Protection Service

Contributors

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Teresa Iannielli P’92, ’93

Theodore Jadick ’61Heidrick & Struggles Int’l., Inc.

Eugene J. Kirkwood ’86Western Asset Management Co.

Paula KozlowRobert B. Samuels Inc.

Thomas S. Kucinski ’85Information Services Group

Maryellen Reilly Lamb ’89The Wharton School

Lauren LarsenPower Cooling

Jeffrey R. ’86 & Laura LattmannBeecher Carlson

Charles A. Lenns ’75, P’07,’15Con Edison of New York

John E. Littel, Esq., ’86

Joseph LongOtis Elevator

Michelle MaloFresh Meadow Chiller Services

James MarroneWaldorf Demolition

Michael N. Mattise G’87Radnor Financial Advisors, Inc.

John P. Mazza ’11Morgan Stanley

Mattia L. McDonough ’00Blackstone

Margaret M. “Meg”McGill ’85Morgan Stanley

Deborah McGovern ’07Dartmouth College

Corey McIntyre ’0033Across Inc.

Brian McMahonBenchmark Builders, Inc.

Timothy N. McMullen ’93Morgan Stanley

Paul M. McVeety ’92BGC Partners

James A. Mezick, Ph.D., ’61, P’93Johnson & Johnson (retired)

Michele MedagliaACC Construction

Donald A. Mongitore, P.E.Jaros Baum & Bolles Consulting

Engineers

Nicholas MontesanoDTM Drafting & Consulting

Services, inc.

Megan J. Morgan ’95American Athletic Conference

Timothy Nastro ’01SCS Commodities Corp.

Joseph D. Notari ’86Bentley University

Brian & Maureen O’Malley P’16

Rocco PallazolaSovereign Mechanical

Vincezo PalmigianoTriple Net Energy

Karen L. Pennington, Ph.D., ’76Montclair State University

Lisa Donoghue Phelan ’90Cohen & Steers Capital

Management, Inc.

Timothy J. ’89 & Marilyn P. ’91 PryleThe University of Scranton

Msgr. Joseph G. Quinn ’72Fordham University

Brian E., Esq., ’91 & Ruth A., Esq., ’91 Raftery

Herrick, Feinstein LLP

Robin M. Raju ’04AXA Equitable Life Insurance Co.

Michael A. Raso ’90

Alternative Investing Solutions Inc.

Elmo Rinaldi ’88Northern Wine & Spirit, Inc.

William J. Rinaldi, Esq., ’85Law Offices of William Rinaldi

Charles RizzoRizzo Group

Christopher RoederJones Lang LaSalle

D. Bruce RogersSherwood of Salisbury

Jeffrey J. ’88 & Kathleen A. ’88 RossiAIG, Inc.

Howard RothschildRealty Advisory Board on Labor

Relations, Inc.

Mark Santarsiero ’80Marshall & Stevens Inc.

Russell J. Sapienza Jr. ’78PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

Gio SavinovichR&R Scaffolding, Inc.

Michael SchaeferPGE Sales, Inc.

Teresa M. Schafer ’81Wealthcare Capital Mgmt.

Tony SchafferMobilitie

Frederick M. Schweizer ’86J.P. Morgan

Sean K. Shanley ’91Bryce Corporation

Contributors

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Don & Lisa Shauger P’16The Shauger Group, Inc.

Michael SkomskyBurnham New York, Inc.

Casmir Sondey. Esq., ’80Borough of Wallington, NJ

Vincent J. Sottile P’18

Mr. Thomas J. Sullivan Jr. ’97AdoTube

Joseph E. Swift ’99RBS Global Banking & Markets

Barry W. Szarvas Jr. ’92Goldman, Sachs & Co.

Mark A. Tomaszewski ’04New Providence Asset Mgmt

John TsampasSkyline Restoration, Inc.

Bradford R. Tully ’02J.P. Morgan

Kevin Tuohy ’11Bank of America Merrill Lynch

William E., Esq., & Eileen Vita P’09,’11,’16,’17,’17

Christopher G. Walsh ’93Bank of America Merrill Lynch

Steven P. Walsh ’92Berkley Professional Liability, LLC

Daniel J. & Kristen S. ’92 WilliamsBank of America Merrill Lynch

Grant WinstonMWSK Equipment Sales

Brian Yorke ’98Halcyon Loan Management LLC

Contributors

Students enjoy the open common areas in the Loyola Science Center.

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25P BCPRESIDENT’S BUSINESS COUNCIL

CongratulationsRalph

fromthe Condron Family

P BCPRESIDENT’S BUSINESS COUNCIL

Corefire Studio loves and supports Ralph DiRuggiero and

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Congratulationsto

Ralph J. DiRuggieroand the

Presidential Scholarsfor your achievements.


CongratulatesThe University of Scranton’s


Ralph J. DiRuggiero


The DeNaples Family

congratulates

Ralph J. DiRuggieroas the


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Ralph J. DiRuggiero

2014 PRESIDENT’S MEDAL RECIPIENT


A Legacy to Hold, A Future to BuildThe University of Scranton 1888-2013

Get your copy of the first-ever commemorative, hardcover book chronicling The University of Scranton’s 125-year history.

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Galvin Terrace, a beautifully landscaped outdoor patio adjacent to the Weinberg Library, is dedicated to the honor of Rev. Aloysius Galvin, S.J., who was president of the University from 1965 to 1970.


William J. Brady ’83, President and CEO

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Congratulations to Ralph J. DiRuggierofor tonight’s recognition

andto the University!


CongratulationsRalph

on this well-deserved recognition!

From the Scranton alumni at SumRidge Partners:Tom O’Brien ’86, CEO & President

Ryan Champagne ’06, PartnerJustin Champagne ’10, Director

Kevin McGrath Jr. ’07, AssociateJoe Muoio ’13, Fixed Income Analyst

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Congratulations to Ralph J. DiRuggiero ’73, P’10

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Encore Community Services Sends Congratulations and Best Wishes to

Ralph J. DiRuggiero

on this well-deserved recognition bythe President’s Business Council of the University of Scranton


William J. Egan Sr. ’68William J. Egan Jr. ’92

Kathleen A. Egan MBA’98Michael P. Egan ’95

Congratulations to Ralphfrom our family of proud University alumni!

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CongratulationsRalph DiRuggiero

Arthur & Angela Kania

The Scranton family, As well as the Kania family,

Are proud to recognize you.

On receiving this very special University of Scranton award

To add to your other, well-earned professional awards.

The University of Scranton is known for personal attention, academic quality and a sense of community that feels like home.


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Congratulations to Ralph DiRuggiero ’73

A man who truly lives his life for “others”

Msgr. Joseph G. Quinn, J.D., J.C.L. ’72Vice President for Mission and Ministry

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