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ALBERTUS MAGNUS COLLEGEA Catholic College in the Dominican Tradition

ANNUAL REPORT 2010–2011

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Joseph R. Crespo, ChairmanSouthport, Connecticut

Dr. Julia M. McNamara, PresidentNew Haven, Connecticut

Joseph P. Germain Jr.,SecretaryFairfield, Connecticut

Jack AfrickBoca Raton, Florida

Elizabeth S. BowmanWestport, Connecticut

Sister Virginia Bruen, O.P.New Britain, Connecticut

Sister Maria Ciriello, O.P.Columbus, Ohio

John J. CrawfordGuilford, Connecticut

Jeanne M. DennisonNew York, New York

William J. Doyle, Esq.New Haven, Connecticut

Dr. Lynne S. Farrell, Esq.Huntington, Connecticut

Alyce Tuttle FullerEvanston, Illinois

Lynn FuscoNew Haven, Connecticut

Frances B. Granquist, Esq.New Haven, Connecticut

Mark JenusaitisGuilford, Connecticut

Tabitha Wazorko ManafortPlainville, Connecticut

Ellin M. Mulholland, Esq.Hampton Bays, New York

Sister Mauryeen O’Brien, O.P.New Haven, Connecticut

Sister Margaret Ormond, O.P.Columbus, Ohio

Raymond J. PeachNorth Haven, Connecticut

Joan Edwards SaccoGuilford, Connecticut

Louis F. Tagliatela Jr.Wallingford, Connecticut

Dr. Tomoko TakahashiAliso Viejo, California

Dr. Martha W. WoodNew Haven, Connecticut

The Honorable Ellen Bree Burns,Trustee EmeritaNew Haven, Connecticut

Bernard A. Pellegrino, Esq., Trustee EmeritusNew Haven, Connecticut

E. Cortright Phillips*, Trustee EmeritusStratford, Connecticut

Lois Flach, Honorary Trustee

Charles M. Grace, Honorary Trustee

STATEMENT OF MISSION

The mission of Albertus Magnus College

is to provide men and women with an

education that promotes the search

for truth in all its dimensions and is

practical in its application. Founded by

the Dominican Sisters of Saint Mary of

the Springs, Albertus Magnus College,

faithful to its Catholic heritage and

the Judeo-Christian tradition, remains

dedicated to providing an opportunity

for learning which responds to the

academic needs and ethical challenges

of its students and of society.

This mission of Albertus Magnus College

derives from the intellectual tradition

of the Dominican Order whose essential

charism is the search for truth (Veritas).

Refl ective of the dedication and

commitment to service of our founder

and sponsor, we at Albertus assume

responsibility for the fulfi llment of

our particular service as an academic

community.

Board of Trustees

The Mission ofAlbertus Magnus College

*Deceased November 2010


At Albertus, the athletic program has helped me to reach my goals in accumsan et iusto odio dignissim qui blandit praesent.

”Pictured from top to bottom: Lorem

ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer

adipiscing elit, sed diem nonummy

nibh euismod tincidunt ut lacreet

dolore magna aliguam erat volutpat.

Ut wisis enim ad minim veniam, quis

nostrud exerci tutioonsequat, vel illum

dolore eu feugiat nulla facilisis at vero

eros et accumsan et iusto

In September 2011 we concluded the year-long

celebration marking the 85th Anniversary of the

founding of Albertus Magnus College. We thank the

many alumni who shared with us their stories of the

ways Albertus enriched or changed their lives. We are

grateful to the alumni and friends who expressed

heartfelt congratulations, visited our beautiful campus

for special events and generously supported the

College in many ways.

Milestone celebrations, whether on a personal,

community or college level, provide opportunities to

review the past and its record of accomplishment.

Such events also remind us to look to the future with

renewed vigor and thoughtful determination. So it is

here at Albertus Magnus College where we celebrate

our Catholic and Dominican roots which have been

the hallmarks of our 85 years. It is this heritage that

energizes and strengthens us as we look to the future.

We are inspired by the enthusiasm of our students

of all ages; by the commitment of our distinguished

faculty; and by the service of our administrative

and support staffs. The College’s Strategic Plan for

2009–2014 is a framework for the future; it is a

document that urges us to continued development

and growth.

The multi-year renovation process at our iconic

Rosary Hall will yield a true transformation of our Library

into a 21st century technologically-enhanced and fl exible

space which is becoming a “Learning Commons” for

individual and collaborative study.

At summer’s end, we completed the renovation

of the Celentano Athletic Field and Track at our Prospect

Street campus, with the installation of a new turf

surface. This project signals a new era in athletics for

the College, as we expand our existing program to

include women’s and men’s lacrosse. In spring 2012

lacrosse will be a club sport, with intercollegiate

competition beginning in spring 2013.

As Albertus Magnus College grows and changes,

we dedicate ourselves to the fulfi llment of our mission

and purposes.

Faithfully yours,

Dr. Julia M. McNamara

President

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Dear Alumni and Friends of Albertus,

The Dominican Sisters of Saint Mary of the Springs are now known as the Dominican Sisters of Peace.


Honor Roll of Donors

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Carol A. Shea, ’45Linda A. Ste�ens, ’58Calista S. Sullivan

and Richard SanbornMary Ann Brandon Supp, ’58**Anne Hannigan Swift, ’61Dr. Tomoko Takahashi, ’77,

D.H.L. ’06The Bussmann Family

Foundation, Inc.The New Haven Woman’s ClubMr. Sebastian P. Tine

(Patricia Canavan Tine, ’61**)Tess McGuinness Torrey, ’68Lisa C. Tou, ’56Joan Miller Troy, ’53Sylvia Pigeon Weisberger, ’45Marion Vece Winkelman, ’56*Joan Wojdak, ’61Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A.

Zaccagnino

PROSPECT HILL SOCIETY

Alumni and friends who have indicated they ar e remembering the College in their estate plans.

AnonymousMs. Carmel L. AvitabileMarjorie McGill Bacon, ’53**Margaret Werner Becker, ’67Claire Davis Bennett, ’48**Betsy Bowman and Bill FasnachtMr. and Mrs. Robert M.

Chagnon (June Comer, ’67)Dan Cosgrove, D.H.L. ’97Cynthia Woodin Cross, ’83Linda Della-Grotte, ’73Carolyn Newins Denny, ’58Beverly Dugas, ’64Beverly Volk Fagan, ’44S**Dr. Lynne Stapleton Farrell, Esq.Anna R. Fraulo, ’48Alyce Tuttle FullerJohn Hamer and Annette

Graziano Hamer, ’48**Theresa Sibielski Jarvis, ’40Nancy Kops, D.H.L. ’98 and

Daniel Kops, D.H.L. ’98**Franceen Lyons, ’71 Dr. M. Gertrude McKeon, ’47**Dr. Julia M. McNamara

and Mr. Richard J. LolatteDr. Jacqueline Noonan, ’50,

D.H.L. ’08Philip Paolella, LL.D., ’82**Phyllis Smith Peterson, ’63Mary Goode Rogan, ’36**Angela Scirpo, ’63Carol A. Shea, ’45Maureen Shugrue, ’51**Angela Scimone Sledden, ’52Ms. Barbara StanleyDr. Tomoko Takahashi, ’77,

D.H.L. ’06Virginia Foley Valade, ’58Julia L. Wooster, ’35Rosanne Zudeko�, ’60

Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Gallinelli (A. Jean Palmer, ’67)

Dr. and Mrs. John M. Gambardella (Nina Ardito, ’45)

Joan Marie Giardina, ’56Marguerite Clark Grudberg, ’58Patty and Steven GstalderPamela A. Harvey, ’71Joan Schaefer Hernon, ’58Peggy Higgins, ’66Arlene Fanucci Johnson, ’59*Alvin and Thelma JohnsonMrs. Harold M. JordanAlice Keenan-Terenzio, ’49Mr. and Mrs. Frank KennaMr. and Mrs. John F. Kilcoyne

(Joan Herlihy, ’61)Dr. Barbara Fotta Kmetz, ’57Ms. Veronica Koenig*Nancy Kops, D.H.L. ’98 and

Daniel Kops, D.H.L. ’98**John and Philomena DeMaio

La Viola, ’50Martin and Carolyn Behan

Kraus, ’86Rosemary Ford Lanahan, ’51Christine Vandergrift Lusignan*Franceen Lyons, ’71*Bob Lyons, D.H.L. ’01

and Nancy LyonsMr. and Mrs. Robert J. Lyons Jr.Mary Elizabeth Egan Mace, ’58Mr. and Mrs. Arnold MannDr. Helen Marks, ’59Mr. Joseph E. McCabe

(in memory of Doreen Dooley McCabe, ’73)

Mr. and Mrs. John P. McCa�rey (Martha McMahon, ’54, D.H.L. ’98)

Robert L. Mills* (Dorothy Mills, ’49**)

Mrs. Jane M. MonteithBarbara Moroson, ’64Tina Barsh Mulhare, ’77Dorothy Cerulli Mulholland, ’52JoAnn Siok Nachajski, ’63*Dr. Jacqueline Noonan, ’50,

D.H.L. ’08Diane and Donald Nunn*Joan V. O’Brien, ’46Dr. Sean P. O’ConnellMr. and Mrs. Raymond J. PeachMr. Bernard A. Pellegrino,

D.H.L. ’98 and Mrs. Pellegrino**

Nilvio Perez, M.LDR ’11Diane S. Piktialis, ’68Doris Polastri, ’47Elizabeth Heery Porell, ’56Mary H. Rehwinkel, ’52Kathleen A. Reilly, ’91*

(in honor of Robert J. Buccino)

Elizabeth Tringali Rosano, ’58Joan Edwards Sacco, ’59Eileen Doocy Schaubert, ’68Eric Schoeck, M.A.L.S. ’05Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Searles

(Veronica Jackson ’59)

Tabitha Wazorko Manafort, ’94Karen Korzi Noetzel, ’78Timothy Quinn, ’88*Janice A. Roman

and Paul F. RomanMaria Shea Terrell, ’73Kathleen A. Troy, ’63

and Daniel G. Troy*Alice Doughan Van Wie, ’50Dr. Joan E. Venditto, ’63Wiggin & DanaRosanne Zudeko�, ’60

Sustaining Members ($1,000–$2,499)Carol Kirwan Aikenhead, ’58

and Thomas Aikenhead*Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.

AldermanMs. Carmel L. AvitabileMaryanne Convey Beckford, ’61Mrs. Robert F. Behan

(Patricia Sanders, ’55)Linda Kenworthy Bonavia, ’61Curtis C. Brantl, ’89

and Judy Toussaint, ’88 (in honor of Sr. Charles Marie Brantl, O.P., ’51)

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Broshjeit (in honor of Robert J. Buccino)

Mrs. Christopher H. BuckleyJudith Burke, ’59Eleanor Regan Bush, ’51Patricia Ocone Carbone, ’63*Mr. and Mrs. George J. Caspar IIICarmela Marzullo Castiglione,

’50Sheila Reilly Cirasuolo, ’61Mr. and Mrs. Robert M.

Chagnon (June Comer, ’67)Mary Elizabeth Connell, ’53Dan Cosgrove, D.H.L. ’97Mary Foody Cronan, ’50Cynthia Woodin Cross, ’83Charles G. Crump, D.H.L. ’08**Trudy McKeon Daly, ’61Marie J. de Lucia, ’60Dr. Phyllis C. and Mr. Alfred

R. DeLeoCarolyn Newins Denny, ’58Barbara J. Dillon, ’51Louise Mella DiMeo, ’56Carol Ann Gutoski Ditko�, ’67Joan Lucey Donnelly, ’58

Anne M. DorsiValerie DeFelice Downing, ’64*Mr. and Mrs. William J. DoyleGiovanni L. Duaqui, ’96Marianne M. Esposito, ’77Carol and Alan Flaumenhaft

(Carol Fears, ’90)Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. FlynnEvelyn E. Fracasso, ’51Deborah DeWitt Frattini, ’70Anna R. Fraulo, ’48

Mr. Bernard A. Pellegrino, D.H.L. ’98 and Mrs. Pellegrino**

Mrs. John SchmittMaureen Shugrue, ’51**Mr. Louis F. Tagliatela Sr., D.H.L.

’03 and Mrs. TagliatelaDr. Anne Wollack, ’35,

D.H.L. ’90**

PRESIDENT’S ASSOCIATES

Rosary Circle ($25,000 or more) Davis Educational FoundationMrs. Stuart D. Holland

(Natalia Icaza, ’40)**Dr. M. Gertrude McKeon, ’47**Marguerite M. Minck, ’50**The Louis F. and Mary A.

Tagliatela Foundation

St. Dominic Society ($10,000–$24,999)Margaret A. Cargill FoundationAlyce Tuttle FullerDr. Julia M. McNamara

and Mr. Richard J. Lolatte*Herbert Pearce, D.H.L. ’88**

and Dr. Martha Wood

Mohun Circle ($5,000–$9,999)Mr. and Mrs. Eric G. Butler (Mary Elaine McGrath, ’50)Mr. and Mrs. J. R. CrespoJeanne M. Dennison

and Peter McGhee*Ellen McNamara Funck, ’65

and Michael FunckElinor Affi nito Ingelido, ’38Institute For Learning

In RetirementKnights of ColumbusEllin M. Mulholland, ’51Dorothy K. Reynolds, ’50**

Springs Circle ($2,500–$4,999)Dolores A. Angelini, ’56Mr. and Mrs. Wallace E. Bailey

(Bette Ann Curtin, ’52)*Delphine Barrett, ’57Betsy Bowman and Bill FasnachtGail M. Buccino, M.A.L.S. ’95

and Robert J. BuccinoThe Honorable Ellen Burns,

’44S, LL.D. ’74Dr. Janet A. Carnevale-Kanak, ’66Anne L. Demchak, ’04*Victoria Keator DePalma, ’92Dr. Lynne Stapleton Farrell, Esq.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Germain

Jr. (Lillian Adley, ’57)Mrs. Margaret N. Hallinan, ’03Kathleen A. Hollowell

(Prendergast) ’68Anne S. Kelley, ’53Mr. David L. Kelley

BOLLSTADT CIRCLE

The Bollstadt Circle honors those contributors who have given $25,000 or more in any one prior fi scal year.

Jack Africk, D.H.L. ’91 and Evelyn Africk

Anonymous (2)Mary Benevento, D.H.L. ’85**Claire Davis Bennett, ’48**Miss Marie Louise Bianchi, ’31**Miss Dorothy Bitzer**Florence M. Brady**The Honorable Ellen Burns,

’44S, LL.D. ’74Margaret A. Cargill FoundationDr. Luca Celentano, D.H.L. ’86**Mary Phyllis Maloney Clark,

’52**Dan Cosgrove, D.H.L. ’97Patricia Connors Curran, ’43**Mr. and Mrs. Alvaro da SilvaAldo DeDominicis, D.H.L. ’65**Mabel Deegan, ’40**Carol Ann Gutoski Ditkoff, ’67Dominican Sisters of Peace

(formerly known as the Dominican Sisters of St. Mary of the Springs)

Alyce Tuttle FullerThe William A. Gallagher Trust

FundMr. Charles M. Grace, D.H.L. ’82

and Mrs. Grace**Mrs. Norma Oliva Grossi, ’59

and Mr. Richard J. Grossi, D.H.L. ’98

Paul and Ann M. Harvey**Rhea Hebert, ’33**The Joseph and Louise Hubert

ScholarshipMaureen Roche Jacoby, ’49x**The Kazickas Family FoundationMiriam S. Kelly, ’33**Knights of ColumbusThe Honorable JoAnne Kiely

Kulawiz, ’56, D.H.L. ’99**Patricia Reynolds Lynch, ’44F**Miss Margaret L. MacDonough,

D.H.L. ’01**Frederick J. Mancheski, D.H.L.

’94 and Mrs. MancheskiMr. and Mrs. Edward L. MarcusMarion G. McHugh, ’36**Dr. M. Gertrude McKeon, ’47**Mr. Edward Messer**

and Mrs. Messer Lucy Milano**Marguerite M. Minck, ’50**Ellin M. Mulholland, ’51Mrs. John A. Mullen

(Katharine Curnen, ’37)** and Dr. Mullen**

New Haven RegisterHerbert Pearce, D.H.L. ’88**

and Dr. Martha Wood


*Includes Matching Gift **Deceased

Maureen Condron Delahunt, ’55Mr. and Mrs. Garrett C. Dell, ’99Joanne Di Modica, ’61Martha C. Dobrowolski, ’74Nancy Ryan Doyle, ’49Maureen Urban Ecclesine, ’61Marjorie Koenig Femia, ’72Margaret Fogarty, ’57Patricia Coyle Foley, ’56Beth Tesiero Gaines, ’74Virginia Macri Gerick ’39 Patricia Perrotta Gioia, ’65Cathleen Dowler Hayner, ’82*Patricia Joyce Heavren, ’60Dora Kyryk Henel, ’59Mei-Chi Wang Hua, ’66Marie Di Certo Iannazzi, ’61Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Imholt

(Kathleen Sheehan, ’71)Mr. James L. KapallaNancy Massa Katsaros, ’64Ms. Andrea E. Kovacs and

Mr. Jeffrey J. JohnsonJudy Garcia Lazar, ’63Nancy Michalka Lovely, ’56Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. McAndrewsMary McAndrews, ’92Barbara Quinn McAteer, ’56Linda Frisa McCarthy, ’69Adriann Vezzani Morse, ’65*Lynn Sudell Mottolese, ’56Sheila Gallagher Murphy, ’57Virginia Selfors Murphy, ’49Maria Palazzo Napier, ’74Karen Shanley Nicholson, ’63Jacquelyn Pacelle, ’60Anne Esposito Persico, ’60Elizabeth O’Shea Pfohl, ’67Mary Sondej Philpott, ’64Janet Monaco Silk, ’62Linda Doyle Staneck, ’69Mr. George R. StephensMarilyn Doerr Steuber, ’71Anne Hubbard Strocko, ’64Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Travers

(Suzanne Shay, ’55)Marcia Marando Trotta, ’71Endly K. White, ’71Margaret Monahan Whitmore,

’43**Ellen Phillips Wilson, ’55Catherine Flynn Wolfrum, ’46*

ALBERTUS COLLEAGUES

Anonymous (4) Celeste Centrella Allen, ’60Dr. Mary Schaefer Badger, ’75Mrs. Myrna F. BaskinElizabeth Mason Becker, ’42Estelle Belisle, ’65Joan Mariani Berry, ’61*Ann Braun Bevak, ’56Mary Disciacca Bosch, ’67Joan McKeon Boyle, ’53Ruth M. Brady, ’44SClaire Wilcox Bronson, ’64Marie Pagnam Buller, ’50Phyllis Naser Bunnell, ’54

SIENA SOCIETY

Brenda Ames, ’80Mary Jane Borelli, ’64Helen Brady Burke, ’43The Honorable Guido Calabresi,

L.L.D. ’96 and Mrs. Anne Calabresi, D.H.L. ’97

Sylvia Fiengo Chun, ’63Marion Hunt Collins, ’61 Mr. and Mrs. John J. Crawford

(Catherine Cestar, ’66)Dolores Dobrzynski, ’63Barbara Atnes Dunsmoor, ’66Angela De Filippi Errico, ’61Maris Fiondella O’Connor, ’63Eileen Foley Fitzpatrick, ’44SAlexandrina Mongillo Folcik, ’63Margaret Mulvey Golden, ’83Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. GstalderMary Harrigan, ’61Linda Waldron Heery, ’80Sandra Avard Jamula, ’79Mary Schiffer Jones, ’80Marcia Kabaservice, ’65Elizabeth Wiles Katz, ’61Karen Dornan Kendig, ’69Geraldine Lupoli, ’63Daniel D. Marques, ’07Elaine McDonald, ’72Frances Wendt Meade, ’60Rosemary Creighton

Mukhopadhyay, ’70Mrs. Marjorie O’BrienKatherine Schlauder O’Connor, ’51Martha Massi Polemeni, ’63Anne Coughlin Riordan, ’48Daniel Rivers, ’07Kathleen Ryan, ’73Katharine Flood Sandalls, ’68Helen Clabby Scinto, ’57Elizabeth Silvia, ’74Mr. Joseph Teta Jr.Mr. Ed ThomasiBetsy Meyer Traynor, ’52Carol Parcesepe Truluck, ’60Nancy Bohn Varian, ’71Gail Yander, ’74

AQUINAS AFFILIATES

AnonymousRita Pacelli Annunziata, ’50Mary Mahon Beeckman, ’75Nancy Sculli Bell, ’61Jeannette Grellner

Birmingham, ’61Mr. and Mrs. Dustin B. Bondi, ’94

(Katerina Gotsis ’94)Catherine Crimmins Burgard, ’61Mary Jane Burt, M.S.M. ’99Judith Bykowski, ’59Mary Shurter Cassidy, ’50Linda Brandi Cateura, ’45Maryann Civitello, ’66Rosemary Dorr Clarie, ’73Gregg S. Clarke, ’07Patricia Slavin Cochrane, ’58P. Michele Daviau, ’65

THE 1925 CLUB

Established by the Alumni Association Board of Governors in 2010, The 1925 Club recognizes fi rst-time donors to the College. The 1925 Club is named for the founding year of the College—the fi rst year of Albertus—and honors those alumni who have chosen to become supporters of their alma mater this year.

Charter MembersMary Ann B. Agostini ’11Kim Stackpole Anderson ’85Ann Castellano Antonetti ’67Michael Begin ’09Barbara J. Brewster ’03Erin Brough, M.B.A. ’09Eileen Bujalski ’07Judith C. Burke ’59Robert Caso ’08Eileen Condron ’00Rosamaria Coppola ’81Patricia A. Dawson ’06Connie C. Dills ’10Lara Enzor ’04Joyce Fox ’11Marie E. Frosolone ’03Carol Fucci ’09Donna Lynn Goglia ’00Eric W. Hardt, CTP ’01Mary Harrigan ’61Janis B. Cooper Hill ’99Jean Incampo ’73Michael A. Jalbert ’10Alice Orient Keil ’65Patricia F. Ksiazkowski ’89Dawn Renee Langston ’10Mary Devylder Lemkin ’75Georgianna Guarino Libero ’71Barbara C. Livingston ’88Vivian Loustannau

Makhmaltchi ’62Tanya Lynn Maldonado ’07Josette Mandela ’82Patricia L. Mastrangelo ’10Douglas R. Maze ’02, M.B.A. ’05Nicholas John Morin ’10Andrew J. Orefi ce ’93Patricia Osborn ’84Thomas Phillip Paterna ’08Leandro Paula ’08Miriam Paull-Binette ’80Katherine Fallon Quinn ’51Barbara C. Clarke Rose ’05Maryetta M. Russell ’97Christopher E. Silhavey ’96Kate Slavinski ’10Nicholas Volturno ’10Barbara Andreansky

Von Vorys ’49Elizabeth Hunt Webster ’09Cheryl Welch ’67Jenny Willets ’05

Giving Clubs recognize the contributions of the College’s many supporters.

PRESIDENT’S ASSOCIATES

Rosary Circle$25,000 or more

St. Dominic Society$10,000 to $24,999

Mohun Circle$5,000 to $9,999

Springs Circle$2,500 to $4,999

Sustaining Members$1,000 to $2,499

SIENA SOCIETY

$500 to $999

AQUINAS AFFILIATE

$250 to $499

ALBERTUS COLLEAGUE

$100 to $249

If you were a contributor between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011, and your name is misspelled, omitted or incorrectly listed, please accept our sincere apologies and notify the Advancement Office at 203-773-8502.

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Betsy Burbank, ’63Anni Lis Iversen Burbank, ’60*Patricia Smith Butcher, ’67Maura Hunter Byrne, ’76*Aleksandra Bzdyra, ’69Kathleen A’Hearn Calore, ’60Albina Sacco Cannavaciolo, ’56Judith Lawler Caron, ’61Lois M. Casey, ’51*Sally Casper, ’61Amy Champlin, ’06*Cynthia J. Clancy, ’83Angela Coco, ’82Catherine Colleran, ’44FDr. James P. ComerAngelina Cordova-Pelegrina, ’59Joan Cottle, ’59Barbara Czajka Coughlin, ’56Susan Peters Crawford, ’74Mary Elizabeth Dunn Daley, ’64Nancy Holleran Dargan, ’51Sister Mary Faith Dargan, O.P., ’53

Jean Muhlmeister Davis, ’61Dr. and Mrs. Norman DavisShirley Mazotas Davis, ’61Mary Ann Randazzo De Feis, ’82Suzanne Maier DeGrave, ’63Susan Dernbach, ’70Rosemary Markham Dever, ’61Maria De Vico Devlin, ’66Rose Arcudi DiMartino, ’47Sharlee Money Dimenno, ’61Marilyn Focarelli DiToro, ’67Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Doan,

’97 (Amber Trombly, ’01)Ellen M. Donahue, ’64Christine Tereskiewicz

Doucette, ’66Frances Amici Doyle, ’53**Mr. John Doyle Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Richard DoyleMaxine Parcells Driscoll, ’61Elvira Arcudi Ebling, ’50


The Traditional Day College, the heart of Albertus, is grounded in the liberal arts, which

provide the foundation for the knowledge and skills needed to build meaningful lives

and careers. Here, classes are small, and highly-qualifi ed faculty members know their

students by name. Here, students develop insight into the world and their place in it, and

develop a passion for lifelong learning. The search for truth in all its dimensions endures.

Albertus Magnus College offers a range of programs to meet the academic needs

of students at various points in their life’s journey. Sydney McAvoy ’11, for example,

pursued her undergraduate degree on a traditional timetable: right out of high school.

She found at Albertus a place that fi t all her criteria and gave her opportunities to

excel in the classroom and in internships, serve as a writing associate and math tutor,

as well as participate in activities such as the dance team and literary magazine.

Academic Life

Scan to hear what students have to say about life on campus.

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”Learning takes place in class and around the campus, as well as at enrichment programs

that bring nationally-known speakers to campus.

Albertus has allowed me to grow and mature, guiding me to become the woman I have always wanted to be.Sydney McAvoy ’11

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Traditional Day College

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Honor Roll of Donors (continued)

1946President’s AssociateJoan V. O’Brien

Aquinas Affi liateCatherine Flynn Wolfrum*

1947President’s AssociatesM. Gertrude McKeon**Doris A. Polastri

Albertus ColleaguesRose Arcudi DiMartinoGloria Della Selva Schoolfi eld

DonorsAnne Connelly DillonAnne Cretella TutoliAudrey M. White

1948President’s AssociateAnna R. Fraulo

Siena SocietyAnne Coughlin Riordan

Albertus ColleaguesAnne Marie HayesPatricia Spang Ogden

DonorsElizabeth J. Hurley CandelsJean Robert HinnersDorothy Weiler KishelAnna Arcudi MalootianEvelyn Mitchell Soriano

1949President’s AssociatesAlice Keenan-TerenzioDorothy Hyland Mills**

Aquinas Affi liatesNancy Ryan DoyleVirginia Selfors Murphy

Albertus ColleaguesElizabeth McDonnell FitzgeraldClaire Shea GarveyFaith Augur McCarthyJean McInnis RobichaudJoan Cunningham ScullyBarbara Andreansky Von Vorys

DonorsJane Coogan BoucherAlice Harten Kolega

1950President’s AssociatesMary Elaine McGrath ButlerCarmela Marzullo CastiglioneMary Foody Cronan Philomena DeMaio La ViolaMarguerite M. Minck**Jacqueline A. NoonanDorothy K. Reynolds** Alice Doughan Van Wie

Aquinas Affi liatesRita Pacelli AnnunziataMary Shurter Cassidy

1941Albertus ColleaguesGertrude M. Leary GeretyArline Nevins HerbLorraine Shortell O’Callaghan

DonorMary Duff Murphy

1942President’s AssociateAnne M. Dorsi

Albertus Colleagues Elizabeth Mason BeckerNorma Goldys Mohr

DonorsJosephine Lamanno MencioMary Skipp Phillips-Winter

1943President’s AssociateWinifred Carocari Flynn

Siena SocietyHelen Brady Burke

Aquinas Affi liateMargaret Monahan Whitmore

Albertus ColleagueAntonette Scillia Giangarra*

DonorsFrances McCormick KingMarie Duffy Wootton

1944 FebruaryAlbertus ColleaguesCatherine ColleranDorothy Evans JonesEvelyn R. Skell y

DonorsPearl FattibeneMary Dobbins Volanth

1944 September President’s AssociateEllen Bree Burns

Siena SocietyEileen Foley Fitzpatrick

Albertus ColleagueRuth M. Brady

DonorsDorothy M. HylandGretchen Asman Jacob

1945President’s AssociatesNina Ardito GambardellaCarol Ann SheaSylvia Pigeon Weisberger

Aquinas Affi liateLinda Brandi Cateura

Albertus ColleaguesMary Louise Byrne EllingerRosemary Smith Melchreit* **Mary E. McElroy Nevins

DonorsJessie R. Piccolo O’NeillPhyllis Warner Sabine**

James T. Scott, ’07Joan Cunningham Scully, ’49Josephine Selitte, ’54Jane Nady Sigmon, ’70Christopher E. Silhavey, ’96Lois Venditto Simpson, ’67Donna L. Sjogren, M.S.M. ’00Evelyn R. Skelly, ’44FEileen Munnelly Skruck, ’67Angela Scimone Sledden, ’52Grace Nutt Smith, ’64Melonie K. Smith-Bland, ’05

and Daniel B. Bland, ’07Dorothy Sommo, ’05Ms. Barbara StanleyMr. and Mrs. Michael

StavropoulosDorothy Kotulich Stawarky, ’52Marion Stock, ’90Martha Connelly Sullivan, ’54Clare Coughlan Sullivan, ’60Daniel P Sullivan, ’93Erik Sundgaard, ’96Mary Pace Tartaglia, ’40Helen Wellman Toohey, ’53Mary Jane Lynch Topitzer, ’54Mary Ann Kost Torrence, ’55Sandra Regionale Truitt, ’65Helen Kapavitch Turley, ’66Mr. and Mrs. Anthony A. TuslaAnnette Lavorgna Vasaturo, ’84Barbara Andreansky

Von Vorys, ’49Martha Walczak, ’70Ms. Barbara C. WareckSusanne Schuppel Washburn, ’58Lois Agne Westhoff, ’51Jenny Willets, ’05Julia L. Wooster, ’35Michael Zeoli, ’94*Catherine McNamee Zupkus, ’55

ALUMNI

1932DonorHelen O’Brien Levack

1935Albertus ColleagueJulia L. Wooster

1938President’s AssociateElinor Affi nito Ingelido

1939Aquinas Affi liateVirginia Macri Gerick

DonorsEffa Chestney FisherRita Savarese Moule

1940President’s AssociateNatalia Icaza Holland**

Albertus ColleagueMary Pace Tartaglia

DonorRita B. Affi nito Ferris

Anne Lange, ’71Sandra Strasburger LaPierre, ’64Marie Murphy Looney, ’57Laura Lupoli, ’84*Claudia A. Lyons, ’76Michelle Dubreuil Macek, ’85Patricia Burke Macionis, ’70Deborah Eagan MacLean, ’63Pasqualina Esposito Maffucci, ’61Letitia Martelon Malone, ’83Janice Fiondella Maluccio, ’55Catherine J. Mangino, ’71Doreen Strona Mantilia, ’71Norma Puzzo Marcellino, ’64Wanda Goode Marshall, ’63Mary Lou Burns Mayo, ’66Douglas R. Maze, ’02,

M.B.A. ’05*Faith Augur McCarthy, ’49Leslie McKillip, ’84Lorraine Anzaldi McNeil, ’68Helen Greaney McNellis, ’56Karreem A. Mebane, ’04Rosemary Smith

Melchreit, ’45* **Norma Goldys Mohr, ’42Eleanor Donlan Moreno, ’55Elaine Brunelli Morgillo, ’70Joan Hanlon Moylan, ’54Mary Kay Mulligan, ’69Barbara Popp Murphy, ’58Mary Ellen Lee Murphy, ’71Dorothy Yutenkas Mutkoski, ’67Mary E. McElroy Nevins, ’45Maria Gomez Oakes, ’63Judy O’Brien, ’58Lorraine Shortell O’Callaghan, ’41Cealaig

. Byrne O’Clisham, ’61

Patricia Spang Ogden, ’48Dr. Rocco Orlando

(Rae Coppola, ’50**)Patricia M. Owens, ’52Sue Ann Licciardi Parmentier, ’68Mary Sanzo Pellettieri, ’64Mrs. Eileen S. PerilloJean A. Mesaric Peterson, ’61Mary Ryan Phillips, ’69Connie St. Onge Post, ’74Marguerite Gallagher Powers, ’55Virginia Avallone Proto, ’60Elaine Mancini Raviola, ’61Barbara Reiber, ’56Diana Reilly, ’97Mr. and Mrs. Donald RiversPatricia Flanagan Robertson, ’52Jean McInnis Robichaud, ’49Dawn Landino Ross, ’85Phyllis Aldous Russell, ’52Carol Connolly Sacco, ’55Margaret Sweeten Sanders, ’74Katherine Schave, ’90Christina Schenker, ’80Lois M. Edwards Schlager, ’50Margaret DeVylder Schleicher, ’59Gloria Della Selva Schoolfi eld, ’47Christa Meighan Schwartz, ’70Barbara Schwitz, ’61

Mr. and Mrs. Karl T. EckweilerRosemary Clancy Edwards, ’58Mary Louise Byrne Ellinger, ’45Susan Hogan Endler-Kirby, ’59Carol Alosi Euston, ’57Anita DeGennaro Ewing, ’70June Munnelly Falcone, ’58Kenneth J. Faucher, ’05Michelina Basile Fazzino, ’72Mary Drumm Fennessey, ’54Madeleine E. DiSanto Ferraz, ’61Kathleen Keating Fessel, ’70Elizabeth McDonnell

Fitzgerald, ’49Ruth McNamara FitzGerald, ’53Rita M. Carten Fitzsimmons, ’57The Honorable John C. FlanaganPatricia Hurley Folmsbee, ’60Janet Brenner Franzoni, ’55Claire Shea Garvey, ’49Alexandra Plaissay Gautraud, ’54Dr. and Mrs. Michael T. GearyGertrude M. Leary Gerety, ’41Antonette Scillia Giangarra, ’43*Dorita Gibson, ’77Jane Meyer Gill, ’61Carin L. Giordano, ’03Carol Zamanski Gomez, ’63Rosemary Patella Greene, ’63Elizabeth Treiber Greenwood, ’63Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. GrichPamela Timmons Griffi th, ’73Patricia Guilfoyle, ’65Col. and Mrs. John P. Gullen Jr.Betsy Andresen Hackett, ’51Eleanor Hart, ’81Anne Marie Hayes, ’48Arlene Nevins Herb, ’41Arlene Gorman Herens, ’73*Evelyn A. Herzog, ’69Eileen Donnelly Hickey, ’53Bernadette Plunkett Holahan ’70Janet Aubin Holland, ’71*Dennise Kilgore Howard, ’65Lesley M. Hudson, ’70Mr. Edward X. Infanger **Ann Jakubowski, ’71Laurie M. Munnelly Johnson, ’57Dorothy Evans Jones, ’44FMary Beth Johnson Jordan, ’67Alice Orient Keil, ’65Mary Ann Kelly, ’05Michael P. Kelly, ’90Mr. Brian E. Kelly*Ms. Karen KennedyBarbara Chmielewski Ketterer, ’69Susan Amato Kettl, ’72Jeanne Yorke King, ’57Linda Rueli Kingston, ’69Mr. Donald KirshbaumMaureen Klein, ’67Patricia Hayes Kocan, ’62Frances R. Kondziela, ’72Patricia F. Ksiazkowski, ’89Carol Rice Kudless, ’64Brenda Fanfesti LaBella, ’62Mary Canning LaFogg, ’71

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Alice Walsh MurphyAlice Buskey NealonLouise A. Colvano Pease

1957President’s AssociatesDelphine BarrettFrances Browne CasparLillian Adley GermainBarbara Fotta Kmetz

Siena SocietyHelen Clabby Scinto

Aquinas Affi liatesMargaret FogartySheila Gallagher Murphy

Albertus ColleaguesAnonymousCarol Alosi EustonRita M. Carten FitzsimmonsLaurie M. Munnelly JohnsonJeanne Yorke KingMarie Murphy Looney

DonorsDorothea Hanley AndersonMary KeaneMary Ann Scaglia McLean

1958President’s AssociatesCarol Kirwan Aikenhead*Carolyn Newins DennyJoan Lucey DonnellyMarguerite Clark GrudbergJoan Schaefer HernonMary Elizabeth Egan MaceElizabeth Tringali RosanoLinda Poggenburg SteffensMary Ann Brandon Supp**

Aquinas Affi liatePatricia Slavin Cochrane

Albertus ColleaguesAnonymousRosemary Clancy EdwardsJune Munnelly FalconeBarbara Popp MurphyJudy O’BrienSusanne Schuppel Washburn

DonorsJune Bride DoyleJoan Gallo FomentoEileen MengaliElizabeth Lyons Weber

1959President’s AssociatesJudith BurkeArlene Fanucci Johnson*Helen MarksJanice Ainger RomanJoan Edwards Sacco Veronica Jackson Searles

Aquinas Affi liatesJudith BykowskiDora Kyryk Henel

1954President’s AssociateMartha McMahon McCaffrey

Albertus ColleaguesPhyllis Naser BunnellMary Drumm FennesseyAlexandra Plaissay GautraudJoan Hanlon MoylanJosephine SelitteMartha Connelly SullivanMary Jane Lynch Topitzer

DonorsAnn Moylan O’BrienRosemary Bosco PanicoFrancis Wall Vacca

1955President’s AssociatePatricia Sanders Behan

Aquinas Affi liatesMaureen Condron DelahuntSuzanne Shay TraversEllen Phillips Wilson

Albertus ColleaguesJanet Brenner FranzoniJanice Fiondella MaluccioEleanor Donlan MorenoMarguerite Gallagher PowersCarol Connolly SaccoMary Ann Kost TorrenceCatherine McNamee Zupkus

DonorsMary Mead BuxtonCatherine W. CoburnJanet McNamara GalanteHelen Lynch GenslerKatherine McSweeney

MorrisseyThomasina Frouge Petrahai

1956President’s AssociatesDolores A. AngeliniLouise Mella DiMeoJoan Marie GiardinaElizabeth Heery PorellLisa C. TouMarion Vece Winkelman*

Aquinas Affi liatesPatricia Coyle FoleyNancy Michalka LovelyBarbara Quinn McAteerLynn Sudell Mottolese

Albertus ColleaguesAnn Braun BevakAlbina Sacco CannavacioloBarbara Czajka CoughlinHelen Greaney McNellisBarbara Reiber

DonorsCarolyn M. Ragozzine AkterAnn Bunnell CoppolaEileen Farrell DuBoisPatricia F. HincheyClaudette W. McGintyCalista Daley Moon

Albertus ColleaguesMarie Pagnam BullerElvira Arcudi EblingLois M. Edwards SchlagerRae Coppola Orlando**

DonorsAssya Kardinalowska HumeskyPatricia Bachand VanNortwick

1951President’s AssociatesEleanor Regan BushBarbara DillonEvelyn Esposito FracassoRosemary Ford LanahanEllin M. Mulholland

Siena SocietyKatherine Schlauder O’Connor

Aquinas Affi liateAnonymous

Albertus ColleaguesLois M. Casey*Nancy Holleran DarganBetsy Andresen HackettLois Agne Westhoff

DonorsRosemary Herold CalvitKatherine Fallon QuinnMadeleine Martin Sobin

1952President’s AssociatesBette Ann Curtin Bailey*Dorothy Cerulli MulhollandMary Hannon Rehwinkel

Siena SocietyBetsy Meyer Traynor

Albertus ColleaguesPatricia M. OwensPatricia Flanagan RobertsonPhyllis Aldous RussellAngela Scimone SleddenDorothy Kotulich Stawarky

DonorsDoris Savelle BreulerColette Ledoux Mayer

1953President’s AssociatesMary Elizabeth ConnellAnne S. KelleyJoan Miller Troy

Albertus ColleaguesJoan McKeon BoyleSister Mary Faith Dargan, O.P.Frances Amici Doyle**Ruth McNamara FitzGeraldEileen Donnelly HickeyHelen Wellman Toohey

DonorsMargaret McSweeney Barry**Dorothy O’Brien CoerdtDoris Esposito CooneyHelen Perkins DeGennaroJanice Mailloux DelgregoBarbara McCarthy McCooe


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I have built strong relationships with many of the faculty members. I run into professors I had my fi rst semester here, and they still call me by name, know my major, and ask me about my plans after graduation. It’s true that at Albertus you are a face and not a number. People here have been my mentors, my sounding boards, and because of them, I have grown more confi dent in who I am. Albertus has allowed me to grow and mature, guiding me to become the woman I have always wanted to be.

Sydney McAvoyBachelor of Arts ’11

Communications Major

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Albertus ColleaguesAngelina Cordova-PelegrinaJoan CottleSusan Hogan Endler-KirbyMargaret DeVylder Schleicher

DonorsJudith Ciaburri FlorioMary Killeen LyonsJoan Schilling MorseAnne Ruotolo PisanelliGail Lindsay Schuler

1960President’s AssociatesMarie de LuciaLynne S. FarrellRosanne Zudekoff

Siena SocietyFrances Wendt MeadeCarol Parcesepe Truluck

Aquinas Affi liatesPatricia Joyce HeavrenJacquelyn PacelleAnne Esposito Persico

Albertus ColleaguesCeleste Centrella AllenAnni Lis Iversen Burbank*Patricia Hurley FolmsbeeVirginia Avallone ProtoClare Coughlan Sullivan

DonorsJanice Clark ButcherMary Ann Blondin CassidyJanice Pope GualtieriMaryanne McLaughlin HallPatricia Serfi llipi RiordanPatrice Barry SchmittIrene Saviano Ward

1961President’s AssociatesMaryanne Convey BeckfordLinda Kenworthy BonaviaSheila Reilly CirasuoloTrudy McKeon Daly*Joan Herlihy KilcoyneAnne Hannigan SwiftPatricia Canavan Tine**Joan Wojdak


”I learned that pursuing higher

education as a working adult and parent is both

extremely challenging and rewarding.

Tina Ocone-Ramirez Master of Arts in Liberal Studies ’10

“Aca

Adult students are on campus for evening classes, and also have the opportunity to participate

in Fall Fest and Experiential Learning Day. The Dominican motto—Contemplata Aliis Tradere,

to give to others the fruits of contemplation—circles the second-fl oor balcony of the Tagliatela

Academic Center.

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Many working adults begin their educational journey long after high school. For Lianne

Escher ’82, Bob Gagne, a student in the Master of Arts in Leadership program, and

Tina Ocone-Ramirez, a graduate of the Master of Arts in Liberal Studies in 2010, the

journey continues when life is more complicated, but the long-postponed dream of a

college education or advanced degree fi nally fi nds fulfi llment. The School of Evening and

Graduate Programs and the School of New Dimensions tailor offerings to the needs

of working adults: convenient, accelerated and blended classes combine on-campus

and on-line learning. The College offers the same caring and supportive environment

in its adult programs as it does in the Traditional Day College. Flexible evening schedules

are offered at the main and Long Wharf campuses in New Haven, and in East Hartford.

Articulation agreements with community colleges facilitate the transfer of credits by

their students.

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Today both my husband and my daughter are studying here, and I’m very proud of them. Laurie Sim Gagne, Bachelor of Arts ’83, Political Science Major

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Laurie Sim Gagne found Albertus attractive because it was local and its small classes

provided great professor/student interactions. “My role models were always strong

people, well-spoken and respectful of others; and the minute that I came to Albertus,

I was surrounded by smart, moral women,” she says.

Bob Gagne, who will receive a Master of Arts in Leadership in 2012, met his wife

while she was a student here. “I’ve always loved this campus. When my son’s swim

team practiced at the College’s pool, I would go to the library to read.” Returning

to school for a master’s degree was always in Bob’s mind, but in the reality of life and

work and raising a family, the time was never right. Starting a master’s program

30 years after graduating from college wasn’t easy, but now is the right time for

him. Someday he would like to teach and knew he would need a master’s degree.

“Leadership is something I practice every day,” says this police chief.

Morgan Gagne is a sophomore at Albertus. She remembers, as a fi fth-or-sixth

grader, hearing her mother talking about how much she liked her days at the College.

After that, Albertus was always on her list of colleges. “It’s a good place to get a formal

education and learn about yourself,” says Laurie. “We love being an Albertus family.”

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I’m so pleased that my daughter and now my grandson have made Albertus their choice. Lianne Escher, Bachelor of Arts ’82, Psychology Major

nts at Albertus h a family mem-graduated from he tradition goes earliest days of member of the 9—the second

ass had a sister ed in 1936, a o graduated in randdaughter in

1986. Today the ontinue, and we to two families

us history.

In her mid-thirties, Lianne Escher found her life as an individual, rather than someone

defi ned by various roles. “I knew that I wanted, someday, to help others as I was being

helped to recreate my life,” she says. It was that resolve that led her to Albertus, where

she gained the confi dence to pursue her interest in psychology. While a student here,

she also attended lectures at the Carl Jung Institute in New York City, and after fi ve

years of part-time study at Albertus received her degree. She studied for three years in

a master’s program at Smith College School for Social Work, and has a psychotherapy

practice. “I so appreciate the impact that the meaningful experiences at Albertus had

on my life.”

Athena Thompson, Escher’s daughter, remembers hearing about Albertus as a

teenager, but she too came to Albertus as an adult: “I worked after high school and

didn’t fi nd my way back to college until I was 32. I had two very young children, but

I wanted to be on campus during the day for a full college experience. It was worth

every minute of juggling my time.”

Elijah Beebe-Maddix, Thompson’s son, also grew up with fi rst-hand knowledge of

Albertus, often coming to campus with his mother. When it was college-time, a campus

tour helped him decide that Albertus was the right place to be.

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Rosary Hall, built as a private residence in 1906, is the oldest building at Albertus

Magnus College, and it remains today the spiritual and academic heart of the College.

With its soaring columns and magnifi cent façade, it now is the entryway to the Learning

Commons, a library transformed and reinvented, ready to serve the needs of 21st

century students and faculty. A technologically-enhanced, fl exible space for scholarly

research and collaborative study by students of all ages, the Learning Commons also

houses the Center for Teaching and Learning Excellence, and the Offi ces of Academic

Advisement and Student Success, and Experiential Learning. The extensive interior

renovations in Rosary Hall respect and maintain the magnifi cent architectural beauty of

this iconic building, the backdrop for decades of Commencement ceremonies. Members

of the New Haven community can arrange for a community patron card at Rosary. For

more than a century, Rosary Hall has been a jewel on Prospect Hill.

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”A renovated Rosary Hall beckons students of all ages to a place for individual research and

collaborative study. Every year new graduates for all programs gather in front of Rosary Hall

to celebrate achievement and fulfi llment of an educational journey.

I’ve always loved this campus. When my son’s swim team practiced at the College pool, I would go to the Library to read.Bob Gagne Master of Arts in Leadership ’12

“At Rosary Hall

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Lorrie Gill SullivanRuth Decko SulloCheryl Welch

1968President’s AssociatesAlyce Tuttle FullerKathleen A. Prendergast

Hollowell Diane S. PiktialisEileen Doocy SchaubertTess McGuinness Torrey

Siena SocietyKatharine Flood Sandalls

Albertus ColleaguesLorraine Anzaldi McNeilSue Ann Licciardi Parmentier

DonorsDiane Sjostedt GowdyAnita Cwirka JonesJudith Perkins MartzDiane Botelho RanftRosalind Gallo SpaderMarie Taylor

1969Siena SocietyKaren Dornan Kendig

Aquinas Affi liatesLinda Frisa McCarthyLinda Doyle Staneck

Albertus ColleaguesAleksandra BzdyraKathleen A’Hearn CaloreEvelyn HerzogBarbara Chmielewski KettererLinda Rueli KingstonMary Kay MulliganMary Ryan Phillips

DonorsMaureen Liston DowdleLinda Sistaro MarciniecGlena Egan McDonaldJoan McQueeney MitricBarbra Ross MockalisLinda Guenther NeuJosephine Polomski O’BrienKaren Effi nger OttoMary Ellen Ciarletto RoseFrances Manning Westhaver

1970President’s AssociateDeborah DeWitt Frattini

Siena SocietyRosemary Creighton

Mukhopadhyay

Albertus ColleaguesSusan DernbachAnita DeGennaro EwingKathleen Keating FesselBernadette Plunkett HolahanLesley HudsonPatricia Burke MacionisElaine Brunelli MorgilloChrista Meighan SchwartzJane Nady SigmonMartha Walczak

Albertus ColleaguesEstelle BelislePatricia GuilfoyleDennise Kilgore HowardAlice Orient KeilSandra Regionale Truitt

DonorsNancy Wynne BenoitKaren Dahlke HoltEleanor Follett MenoskyJoAnn O. MooneySheila Sullivan O’MalleyKerith Ann PriorPatricia Degnan SidasK. Michele Walker

1966President’s AssociatesJanet Carnevale-KanakPeggy Higgins

Siena SocietyCatherine Cestar CrawfordBarbara Atnes Dunsmoor

Aquinas Affi liatesMaryann CivitelloMei-Chi Wang Hua

Albertus ColleaguesMaria De Vico DevlinChristine Tereskiewicz DoucetteMary Lou Burns MayoHelen Kapavitch Turley

DonorsBrenda Chapman BolenderNancy Nissen FryerCarole Gula HicksCarol Luppi HurlburtOlivia Paiva KleinElaine LudwigLucia MannelloElizabeth SchildgenEleanor Bellobuono Ubaldini

1967President’s AssociatesJune Comer-ChagnonCarol Ann Gutoski DitkoffA. Jean Palmer Gallinelli

Aquinas Affi liateElizabeth O’Shea Pfohl

Albertus ColleaguesMary Disciacca BoschPatricia Smith ButcherMarilyn Focarelli DiToroMary Beth Johnson JordanMaureen KleinDorothy Yutenkas MutkoskiLois Venditto SimpsonEileen Munnelly Skruck

DonorsAnn Castellano AntonettiMargaret Werner BeckerKathryn Dillon CasnerMarguerite Mezzano DemarseMaureen Weldon JohnsonMichelle SavignacGloria Neilen SheehanMary-Aileen Loss St. Pierre

1963President’s AssociatesPatricia Ocone Carbone*JoAnn Siok Nachajski*Kathleen Byrnes Troy*Joan E. Venditto

Siena SocietySylvia Fiengo ChunDolores DobrzynskiMaris Fiondella O’ConnorAlexandrina Mongillo FolcikGeraldine LupoliMartha Massi Polemeni

Aquinas Affi liatesJudy Garcia LazarKaren Shanley Nicholson

Albertus ColleaguesBetsy Burbank Suzanne Maier DeGraveCarol Zamanski GomezRosemary Patella GreeneElizabeth Treiber GreenwoodDeborah Eagan MacLeanWanda Goode MarshallMaria Gomez Oakes

1964President’s AssociatesBarbara MorosonCalista Sullivan

Siena SocietyMary Jane BorelliValerie DeFelice Downing*

Aquinas Affi liatesNancy Massa KatsarosMary Sondej PhilpottAnne Hubbard Strocko

Albertus ColleaguesClaire Wilcox BronsonMary-Elizabeth Dunn DaleyEllen DonahueCarol Rice KudlessSandra Strasburger LaPierreNorma Puzzo MarcellinoMary Sanzo PellettieriGrace Nutt Smith

DonorsMary Carroll ColburnSuzanne Lynch FattahAnna Marie Ragucci FritzKathleen Rivers GarnerRosalie Maggi Griffi nKaren Connolly McMahonCarolyn B. Verna

1965President’s AssociateEllen McNamara Funck

Siena SocietyMarcia Kabaservice

Aquinas Affi liatesP. Michele DaviauPatricia Perrotta GioiaAdriann Vezzani Morse

“The structure and the course content of the Liberal Studies program were the right match for my personal and academic pursuits. The professors were very supportive. I found that the intimate seminar-style, our intense dis-cussions and the freedom to choose our own research projects allowed me

to really express myself and excel. I learned that

pursuing higher educa-tion as a working adult and parent is both extremely challeng-ing and rewarding…It gave me a deeper level of pride in myself, a greater sense of accom-plishment.

Tina Ocone-RamirezMaster of Arts in Liberal Studies ’10

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Siena SocietyMarion Hunt CollinsAngela De Filippi ErricoMary HarriganElizabeth Wiles Katz

Aquinas Affi liatesNancy Sculli BellJeannette Grellner BirminghamCatherine Crimmins BurgardJoanne Di ModicaMaureen Urban EcclesineMarie Di Certo Iannazzi

Albertus ColleaguesAnonymousJoan Mariani Berry*Judith Lawler CaronSally CasperShirley Mazotas DavisJean Muhlmeister DavisRosemary Markham DeverSharlee Money DimennoMaxine Parcells Driscoll

Madeleine E. DiSanto FerrazJane Meyer GillPasqualina Esposito MaffucciCealaig

. Byrne O’Clisham

Jean A. Mesaric PetersonElaine Mancini RaviolaBarbara Schwitz

DonorMarie Vecchione Kluza

1962Aquinas Affi liateJanet Monaco Silk

Albertus ColleaguesPatricia Hayes KocanBrenda Fanfesti LaBella

DonorsAnonymousJoan Lehr ChainAnne Cronin DonovanMary Ann Gibney FowlerCatherine KoletskyMarsha Sangster Thompson

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1996President’s AssociateGiovanni L. Duaqui

Albertus ColleaguesChristopher E. SilhaveyErik Sundgaard

DonorBekim Belica

1997Albertus ColleaguesRaymond C. DoanDiana Reilly

DonorsSusan MossMaryetta M. Russell

1998Albertus ColleagueDorothy Sommo

DonorRalph D’Antonio

1999Aquinas Affi liatesMary Jane Burt, M.S.M.Garrett C. Dell

DonorsJanis B. Cooper Hill, M.S.M.Kevin Zajac, ’03 M.B.A.

2000Albertus ColleagueDonna Sjogren, M.S.M.

DonorsEileen CondronDonna Lynn Goglia

2001Albertus ColleagueAmber Trombly Doan

DonorsJoseph A. FalchaEric W. HardtFriedrich C. Maurer

2002Albertus ColleagueDouglas R. Maze, ’05 M.B.A.*

DonorRichard DeLucia

2003President’s AssociateMargaret N. Hallinan

Albertus ColleagueCarin L. Giordano

DonorsBarbara J. BrewsterThomas M. Farrelly, M.S.M.Marie E. FrosoloneThomas E. Kearney, M.S.M.

2004President’s AssociateAnne L. Demchak*

Albertus ColleagueKarreem A. Mebane

1988President’s AssociatesJudy ToussaintTimothy Quinn

DonorShelley Frazier Pelletier

1989President’s AssociateCurtis Charles Brantl

Albertus ColleaguePatricia F. Ksiazkowski

DonorsCarmel CasanovaEileen Muire FlynnKarin A. Nobile

1990President’s AssociateCarol Fears Flaumenhaft

Albertus ColleaguesMichael P. KellyKatherine SchaveMarion Stock

DonorChristine Pagano

1991President’s AssociateKathleen A. Reilly*

DonorsChristine Carmela CosenzaAnita FioreJo-Ann MessinaEllin Regis-Cowie

1992President’s AssociateVictoria Keator DePalma

Aquinas Affi liateMary McAndrews

DonorSara Keyes

1993President’s AssociateJeanne Mann

Albertus ColleagueDaniel P. Sullivan

DonorsMary Ann O’BrienAndrew J. Orefi ceFrankie Lucretia White

1994President’s AssociateTabitha Wazorko Manafort

Aquinas Affi liatesDustin BondiKaterina Gotsis Bondi

Albertus ColleagueMichael Zeoli*

1995President’s AssociateGail M. Buccino, M.A.L.S.

Siena SocietyBrenda AmesLinda Waldron HeeryMary Schiffer Jones

Albertus ColleagueChristina Schenker

DonorsTama Barsh AndresCarmel Montano-DiLeoneMiriam Paull-Binette

1981Albertus ColleagueEleanor Hart

DonorsLynn Christiana BeckerRosamaria CoppolaVirginia ThompsonSabine Van Boemmel Witzgall

1982Aquinas Affi liateCathleen Dowler Hayner*

Albertus ColleaguesAngela CocoMary Ann Randazzo De Feis

DonorsAgnes BerryJosette MandelaCarolyn MillmanMargery Mills

1983President’s AssociateCynthia Woodin Cross

Siena SocietyMargaret Mulvey Golden

Albertus ColleaguesCynthia J. ClancyLetitia Martelon Malone

DonorsMarjorie EichlerLaurie A. Sim GagneSusan Carriere Lemieux

1984Albertus ColleaguesLaura Lupoli*Leslie McKillipAnnette Lavorgna Vasaturo

DonorsPatricia OsbornKelly McDermott RyanEileen Schreck

1985Albertus ColleaguesMichelle Dubreuil MacekDawn Landino Ross

DonorsKim Stackpole AndersonJamie Gallo-WhitakerArleen Getlein Yacobacci

1986President’s AssociateCarolyn Behan Kraus

1974Siena SocietyElizabeth Silvia*Gail Yander*

Aquinas Affi liatesBeth Tesiero GainesMaria Palazzo Napier

Albertus ColleaguesSusan Peters CrawfordConnie St. Onge PostMargaret Sweeten Sanders

DonorsRita Mancini CassanMarcia JonesJudith PetrilloKaroline PollakAnne Marie PollakMary Kay Shannon Shanley

1975Aquinas Affi liateMary Mahon Beeckman

Albertus ColleagueMary Schaefer Badger

DonorsAnn CurleyMary Devylder LemkinGeri ManciniEileen Reynolds Tinker

1976Siena SocietyEileen Maselli Teta**

Aquinas Affi liateMartha C. Dobrowolski

Albertus ColleaguesMaura Hunter Byrne*Claudia A. Lyons

1977President’s AssociatesMarianne M. EspositoTina Barsh MulhareTomoko Takahashi

Aquinas Affi liateEndly K. White

Albertus ColleagueDorita Gibson

1978President’s AssociatesJeanne M. Dennison*Karen Korzi Noetzel

DonorToni Criscuolo

1979Siena SocietySandra Avard Jamula

DonorsNancy FallonLinda M. FerrettiMargaret H. Riordan

1980President’s AssociateBetsy Bowman

DonorsMarilyn AltobelloCarol Gose DeVinePatricia O’Leary FiordaCarol Esposito GillispieJane Utz Hamilton*Patricia Egeressy MarcucciPatricia Shea McGrathBarbara Frinder O’DonnellMaryBeth Smith Smuts

1971President’s AssociatesPamela A. HarveyFranceen Lyons*

Siena SocietyNancy Bohn Varian

Aquinas Affi liatesMarilyn Doerr SteuberMarcia Marando Trotta

Albertus ColleaguesJanet Aubin Holland*Ann JakubowskiMary Canning LaFoggAnne LangeCatherine J. ManginoDoreen Strona MantiliaMary Ellen Lee Murphy

DonorsAlberta ConteGeorgianna Guarino Libero

1972President’s AssociateChristine Vandergrift Lusignan*

Siena SocietyElaine McDonald

Aquinas Affi liatesMarjorie Koenig FemiaKathleen Sheehan Imholt

Albertus ColleaguesMichelina Basile FazzinoSusan Amato KettlFrances R. Kondziela

DonorsBarbara CordaroElizabeth Fitzgerald LofquistKatherine Krafft LongDonna Vestuti Pallanti

1973President’s AssociatesDoreen Dooley McCabe* **Maria Shea Terrell

Siena SocietyKathleen Ryan

Aquinas Affi liateRosemary Dorr Clarie

Albertus ColleaguesPamela Timmons Griffi thArlene Gorman Herens*

DonorsMargaret (Peggy) ChurleyMary Lee Lovallo DiGennaroEllen Dziedzic DownesJean IncampoColette M. King


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Student-athletes excel in the classroom and on the fi eld. Frankie Falcon makes appearances

at both College and community events. This year the College completed the installation

of a new turf fi eld. Expansion of the athletic fi eld also improved a walking track used by the

College community and neighbors for many years.

It is as important for our student-athletes to strive to be

champions in the classroom, in the community and

in life after graduation, as it is to be champions

on the fi eld or court.Michael Spinner, Director of Athletics

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AthleticsAt Albertus Magnus College, athletics are an important part of the educational journey,

woven into the fabric of our campus. Here, athletics are a partnership of sound mind

and sound body. “It is as important for our student-athletes to strive to be champions in

the classroom, in the community and in life after graduation as it is to be champions

on the fi eld or court,” says Michael Spinner, director of athletics. “We emphasize victory

as a by-product of doing things the right way.”

The College is a member of the NCAA, Division III; our women and men student-

athletes compete in 12 varsity sports, taking part in the Eastern College Athletic

Conference and the Great Northeast Athletic Conference. A newly-installed turf playing

fi eld will be used by the Falcon soccer teams and brand-new lacrosse programs.

In 2012 lacrosse will be available as a club sport and move to varsity level in 2013.

Falcon Pride

Scan here to watch

the ribbon cutting for

the new turf fi eld.

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GIFTS IN MEMORY OF

Deceased members of the class of 1952

Dorothy Kotulich Stawarky ’52

Marjorie McGill Bacon ’53Alexandra Plaissay Gautraud ’54

Mary Beecher ’36Josephine Selitte ’54

Joan M. BitettiCosmo Bitetti

Sister Barbara Brennan, O.P.Barbara McCarthy McCooe ’53

Gertrude BreulerDoris Savelle Breuler ’52

Deceased members of the Calvit Family

Rosemary Herold Calvit ’51

Eileen Camillo ’69Linda Guenther Neu ’69

Dr. Eugene CarraccioloaJoseph M. Schaefer

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Cleary

Eileen Bujalski ’07

Paul ConnellyAnne Connelly Dillon ’47

Dolores J. Costanzo ’65JoAnn Ornato Mooney ’65

Norman C. Cross Jr.Cynthia Woodin Cross ’83

Sister Mary Urban Cullen, O.P. ’30

Suzanne Lynch Fattah ’64

Marie Rohack Davidson ’39Veronica Davidson KoenigAngie and Anthony DiCertoMarie DiCerto Iannazzi ’61

Frances Amici Doyle ’53John Doyle

Charles EllingerMary Louise Byrne Ellinger ’45

Beverly Volk Fagan ’44FDorothy Butler Hyland ’44F

Patricia Fallon ’48Katherine Fallon Quinn ’51

John and Grace D’Elia Fattibene

Pearl Fattibene ’44F

Ellen McDonnell Ferguson ’58

Rosemary Clancy Edwards ’58

Marion C. Flood ’38 Katharine Flood Sandalls ’68

Helen and Louis FollettEleanor Follett Menosky ’65

Sister George Ann Fosmire, O.P. ’49

Eileen S. PerilloJoan E. Venditto ’63

Murray S. FoxJoyce Fox ’11

CORPORATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS

Aetna Life and CasualtyAnthem Blue Cross

and Blue ShieldAT&T FoundationAXA FoundationBLRChubb & Son, a division of

Federal Insurance CompanyConocoPhillipsDavis Educational FoundationExxon CorporationFactory Mutual Insurance

CompanyFirst NiagaraFreddie Mac FoundationGeneral Electric CompanyHartford Insurance GroupInternational Business Machines

CorporationKnights of ColumbusLincoln Financial Group

FoundationL’OREAL USAMargaret A. Cargill FoundationMetropolitan Life Insurance

CompanyNortheast Utilities FoundationPersonal Lines Insurance

Center–Hartford Insurance Group

R.C. Knox and Company, Inc.Sudden Cardiac Arrest

AssociationSungard Higher EducationSwiss ReTexas Instruments FoundationThe Bussmann Family

Foundation, Inc.The Community Foundation

for Greater New HavenThe Dow Chemical CompanyThe Louis F. and Mary A.

Tagliatela FoundationThe New Haven Woman’s ClubThe Stop & Shop Supermarket

CompanyUBSUnited Technologies CorporationVerizon WirelessWiggin & DanaXerox Foundation

Aquinas Affi liatesMrs. Laura C. DellMr. James L. KapallaMs. Andrea E. Kovacs

and Mr. Jeffrey J. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Martin J.

McAndrewsMr. George R. Stephens

Albertus ColleaguesMrs. Myrna F. BaskinDr. James P. ComerDr. and Mrs. Norman DavisMr. John Doyle Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Richard DoyleMr. and Mrs. Karl T. EckweilerThe Honorable John C.

FlanaganDr. and Mrs. Michael GearyMr. and Mrs. Richard J. GrichCol. and Mrs. John P. GullenMr. Edward X. Infanger**Mr. Brian E. Kelly*Ms. Karen KennedyMr. Donald KirshbaumDr. Rocco OrlandoMrs. Eileen S. PerilloMr. and Mrs. Donald RiversMs. Barbara StanleyMr. and Mrs. Michael

StavropoulosMr. and Mrs. Anthony A. TuslaMs. Barbara C. Wareck

DonorsMs. Sara E. ArcangeliMr. and Mrs. Richard C. ArdenMs. Susan P. BarrettMr. Scott BartlettMrs. Mary M. BeltramelloMr. Cosmo BitettiMr. and Mrs. Michael F. BlizmanMr. and Mrs. Cheye CalvoDr. Susan ColeMr. and Mrs. James C. CoughlinMs. Mary DallaoMrs. Melissa DeLuciaMrs. Bonnie Frazier YoungMr. and Mrs. Sidney GlucksmanMr. Richard HegelMs. Sara HoukMs. Catherine M. KellyMrs. Frances G. KreniskyMrs. John P. LynchMr. and Mrs. Joseph R. MauroMr. and Mrs. George D.

Mitchell Jr.Mr. Jerome NevinsMr. Michael O. PetteeMs. Janet RischmannMr. George G. Sabine Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M.

SchaeferMr. and Mrs. Robert SheehanDr. Virginia M. ShillerMs. Vivienne Smith

2011President’s AssociateNilvio Perez, M. A. LDR.

DonorsMary Ann B. AgostiniKathleen J. Donohue, M.A.L.S.Joyce FoxConstance F. Ramsey

FRIENDS & PARENTS

President’s AssociatesMr. and Mrs. Charles E.

AldermanMs. Carmel L. AvitabileMr. and Mrs. Frederick G.

BroshjeitGail M. Buccino, ’95 M.A.L.S.

and Robert J. BuccinoMrs. Christopher H. BuckleyMr. Daniel P. Cosgrove, D.H.L. ’97Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. CrespoCharles G. Crump, D.H.L. ’08**Dr. Phyllis C. DeLeo

and Mr. Alfred R. DeLeo

Mr. and Mrs. William J. DoyleMr. Charles Flynn, Esq.Patty and Steven GstalderInstitute For Learning

In RetirementAlvin Johnson and Thelma

Johnson, D.H.L. ’08Mrs. Harold M. JordanMr. and Mrs. Frank KennaMs. Veronica Koenig* Nancy Kops, D.H.L. ’98 and

Daniel Kops, D.H.L. ’98**Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Lyons Jr.Bob Lyons, D.H.L. ’01

and Nancy LyonsMr. Joseph E. McCabe*

in memory of Doreen Dooley McCabe ’73

Dr. Julia M. McNamara and Mr. Richard J. Lolatte*

Mrs. Jane M. MonteithDonald and Diane Nunn*Dr. Sean P. O’ConnellMr. and Mrs. Raymond J. PeachHerbert Pearce, D.H.L. ’88**

and Dr. Martha WoodMr. Bernard A. Pellegrino, D.H.L.

’98 and Mrs. Pellegrino**Mr. Sebastian P. TineMr. and Mrs. Joseph A.

Zaccagnino

Siena SocietyThe Honorable Guido Calabresi,

L.L.D. ’96 and Mrs. Anne Calabresi, D.H.L. ’97

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Gstalder

Mrs. Marjorie O’BrienMr. Joseph Teta Jr.Mr. Ed Thomasi

DonorsLara EnzorWillie G. Kearson

2005President’s AssociateEric Schoeck M.A.L.S.

Albertus ColleaguesKenneth J. FaucherMary Ann KellyMelonie K. Smith-BlandJenny Willets

DonorsBarbara C. Clarke RoseRichard Rutherford

2006Albertus ColleagueAmy Champlin*

DonorsTina Marie DankoPatricia A. Dawson

2007Siena SocietyDaniel D. MarquesDaniel Rivers

Aquinas Affi liateGregg S. Clarke

Albertus ColleaguesAnonymousDaniel B. BlandJames T. Scott

DonorsEileen BujalskiWilliam Lautenschlager, M.S.M.Tanya Lynn MaldonadoVaughn Sinquefi eld

2008DonorsRobert CasoKeriann GrilloMaureen Freeman KosRobert A. MooreThomas Phillip Paterna, M.S.M.,

’09 M.B.A.Leandro Paula

2009DonorsMichael BeginJerry BidwellErin Br ough, M.B.A.Carol FucciJaime F. GuidiElizabeth Hunt Webster

2010DonorsConnie C. Dills, M.B.A.Michael A. JalbertDawn Renee LangstonPatricia L. MastrangeloNicholas John MorinKate SlavinskiNicholas Volturno

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Rosanne Fleming Trane ’65Cheryl Welch ’67

Anthony and Anne VendittoLois Venditto Simpson ’67

Ralph J. VethJoan E. Venditto ’63

John J. Volturno Nicholas Volturno ’10

Joanne B. Wilkinson ’80Agnes Berry ’82

Barbara Willams ’59Gail Lindsay Schuler ’59

John WinkelmanMarion Vece Winkelman ’56

Stephen WynkoopSabine Van Boemmel Witzgall ’81

Kristine McMahon YanofskyKaren Connolly McMahon ’64

GIFTS IN HONOR OF

Class of 1956Alice Buskey Nealon ’56

Class of 1961 50th ReunionPatricia Canavan Tine ’61**

Class of 1985Dawn Landino Ross ’85

Albertus Magnus CollegeLinda Kenworthy Bonavia ’61

Dr. Christopher AnagnostakisDaniel Rivers ’07

Sister Ann Bailie, O.P.Angela Coco ’82

Sister Charles Marie Brantl, O.P. ’51

Curtis C. Brantl ’89Giovanni L. Duaqui ’96Joan E. Venditto ’63

Renee David-BroomeDawn Renee Langston ’10

Retirement of Robert J. Buccino

Frederick and Judith BroshjeitKathleen A. Reilly ’91

Barbara Czajka Coughlin ’56Richard Coughlin

The Dawson FamilyPatricia A. Dawson ’06

Maureen Condron Delahunt ’55

Eileen B. Condron ’00

Dominican Sisters, St. Mary’s High School New Haven

Toni Castellano Cirscuolo ’78

The Donohue FamilyErin Donohue Brough ’09

East Shore Alumni ChapterCarmel Casanova ’89

Education Department, Albertus Magnus College

Diane and Donald Rivers

Charles and Philomena Macri

Virginia Macri Gerick ’38

Father Reginald Maguire, O.P.Claudette Willig McGinty ’56

Sister Rita Mary McBride, O.P.Margaret M. Churley ’73

Anne McDermott ’73Mary Lee Lovallo DiGennaro ’73

Sister Jane McDermott, O.P.Marjorie Eichler ’83Frankie Lucretia White ’93

Julia C. McNamaraRita Lynch

Patricia Ann Hawman Micklos ’59

Brian E. KellyNancy Michalka Lovely ’56

William and Christopher Murphy

Virginia Selfors Murphy ’49

Rose NobileKarin A. Nobile ’89

Mary K. O’Brien ’43Joan V. O’Brien ’46

Mrs. Evelyn O’ConnellJoan E. Venditto ’63

Rae Coppola Orlando ’50Laurie A. Sim Gagne ’83

Mr. and Mrs. OwensPatricia Owens ’52

Emma PaloMarie E. Frosolone ’03

Nancie Shea Pettee ’53Michael Ottoway Pettee

Ernest PoulinMichael Begin ’09

Mary C. Redgate ’40Martha Connelly Sullivan ’54

Nancy Ann RueliLinda Rueli Kingston ’69

Phylllis Warner Sabine ’45George G. Sabine

William and Stella SlavinPatricia Slavin Cochrane ’58

Gloria Setti ’64Mary Sanzo Pellettieri ’64

Alcyne Martin Severson ’44FMary Dobbins Volanth ’44F

Christine Sobin ’80Eleanor Hart ’81Madeleine Martin Sobin ’51

Jerome A. SpeightAnne Cronin Donovan ’62Marsha Sangster Thompson ’62

Gloria Pregano Steffenburg ’71Catherine J. Mangino ’71

Lee Locarno Sullivan ’59 Gail Lindsay Schuler ’59

Patricia Canavan Tine ’61Sebastian P. Tine

Peppino FrielloRosamaria Coppola ’81

Maryanne Garvey GatavaskiClaire Shea Garvey ’49

Jennifer Lynn GoldsteinPatricia A. Guilfoyle ’65

George GuarinoGeorgianna Guarino Libero ’71

John Thomas HanleyDorothea Hanley Anderson ’57

Gloria Hannaford ’04Kelly McDermott Ryan ’84

Marilyn Phillips Happy ’48Ellen Phillips Wilson ’55

Joan Foley Hauser ’50Alice Doughan Van Wie ’50

Sister Francis de Sales Heffernan, O.P. ’35

Ann Braun Bevak ’56Mary Meyer Traynor ’52

Her Mother on Mother’s DayArline Nevins Herb ’41

John Edward HickeyEileen Donnelly Hickey ’53

Mary Hammond O’Brien Houk ’29

Sara Frances Houk

Sister Marie Louise Hubert, O.P.

Patricia Licari Cucuzza ’57Eleanor Donlan Moreno ’55Endly K. White ’77

Grace J. Hughes ’39Connie St. Onge Post ’74

John IncampoJean Incampo ’73

Ed JagielskiMichael P. Kelly ’90

Ted JonesDorothy Evans Jones ’44F

James KeatingAnna Marie Ragucci Fritz ’64

Mary G. Kennedy ’40Katharine Flood Sandalls ’68

Mr. Charles F. KilgoreDennise Kilgore Howard ’65

Marguerite E. Kost ’58Mary Ann Kost Torrence ’55

Mary Sampson LaMantia ’64Mary Sanzo Pellettieri ’64

Alice Parson LetzlerDr. Susan Letzer Cole

Abdon and Brunetta LuppiCarol Luppi Hurlburt ’66

Frank and Abby LynchMary Jane Lynch Topitzer ’55

John P. LynchRita Lynch

Kathleen Lynch ’68Frances Manning Westhaver ’69

“I believe in tenacity and hard work, and in respect for new ideas and relationships. This is what enables one to make a difference. I care deeply about New Haven, and I’m committed to the Dwight community and to improving the quality of life for our neighborhood residents. My experience in getting my undergraduate degree and my M.B.A. at Albertus has opened up so many opportunities for me in my current work. I liked that Albertus was small and that it had spiritual values.

Linda Townsend MaierBachelor of Science ’07

Business Administration Major

Master of Business Administration ’09

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Shantel Garcia, Nieja Jackson, Nadine Richburg and Steve Robinson

Karreem A. Mebane ’04

Elizabeth Arcangeli Hoffman ’73

Sara E. Arcangeli

Phyllis JacovinoJanice Clark Butcher ’60

Caitlin and Whitney JohnsonLesley Hudson ’70

Ellen Lesko ’47Audrey MacKenzie White ’47

Sister M. Irmina Longstreth, O.P.

Angela Scimone Sledden ’52

Sister Rita Mary McBride, O.P.Maryann Civitello ’66

Julia M. McNamaraMyrna F. Baskin

Parents of Frances Wendt Meade

Frances Wendt Meade ’60

Dr. Shelley Frazier Pelletier ’88Bonnie Frazier Young

Charles W. ReedNicholas Volturno ’10

Marjorie SimLaurie A. Sim Gagne ’83

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In the life-cycle of a college, change is omnipresent. It is the inspiration that propels the

mind and spirit into a new future. So it has been with Albertus Magnus College for more

than 85 years. It was a bold move, a change, in 1925 to create the fi rst Catholic, liberal

arts, residential college for women in New England, but the founders—the indomitable

Dominican Sisters of St. Mary of the Springs, now known as the Dominican Sisters of

Peace—were up to the task. The school endured and fl ourished, always true to its

mission of service: now providing women and men with an education that promotes the

search for truth in all its dimensions and is practical in its application. Our College builds

on a rich tradition and heritage, yet it is ever mindful of meeting the changing academic

needs and ethical challenges of students of all ages and of society.

We are emboldened and energized by the prospects for the future of Albertus Magnus

College, and we look forward to our centennial celebration in 2025.

85 Years…and counting

Scan here to see highlights

of the 85th Anniversary celebration.

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REVENUES, GAINS AND OTHER SUPPORT:

Tuition and Fees $ 24,657,507

Less Institutional Financial Aid (3,876,697)

Net Tuition and Fees 20,780,810

Government Grants and Contracts 2,354,514

Gifts and Private Grants 966,681

Interest and Dividend Income 536,572

Other Income, Rental, Miscellaneous 258,374

Net Realized and Unrealized Losses on Investments 2,758,062

Auxiliary Enterprises 2,292,135

Total Revenues $ 29,947,148

EXPENSES:

Administration $ 3,471,225

Student Services 2,847,867

Library 722,202

General Institutional Expense 6,174,802

Student Aid 2,370,481

Instruction 9,650,715

Auxiliary Expenses 1,457,058

Plant Renewal Replacement/Debt —

Total Expenses $ 26,694,350

Increase from Operations $ 3,252,798

Financial Summary July 1, 2010–June 30, 2011

Alumni 75%

Friends andParents 4%

Corporations and Foundations 21%

Alumni 84%

Friends andParents 11%

Corporations and Foundations 5%

Percentage of Dollars for 2010–2011 Fiscal Year

Percentage of Donors for 2010–2011 Fiscal Year

Alumni 75% $915,540 Friends and Parents 4% $55,387 Corporations and Foundations 21% $262,778

Total Giving $1,233,705 (includes cash and pledges)

Alumni 84% 657 Friends and Parents 11% 83 Corporations and Foundations 5% 38

Albertus Magnus College admits students of any race, color, creed, sex, age, sexual orientation, national or ethnic origin, and disability status to all the rights, privileges, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school, nor does it discriminate in these areas in the administration of its educational policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.


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