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PDK INTERNATIONAL & PDK EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION

ANNUAL REPORT

2017-2018

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Dear Kappans, Thetans, Educators Rising Members, and Friends and Supporters of PDK,

Since 1906, PDK International has been growing and connecting educators through research, leadership, and service. Building on our roots as Phi Delta Kappa Association, a prestigious fraternity for educators, we have grown into a robust social sector organization dedicated to engaging all educators and transforming classrooms, schools, and systems, so that every student thrives.

Today, PDK International is composed of seven divisions that are united by their commitment to helping educators acquire the knowledge and skills to bring about equity and excellence within their classrooms, schools, districts, and communities. We believe that educators who are dedicated to ongoing learning have the power to shape public education for the benefit of all students.

In a year when the political, social, and educational environment was at times chaotic, PDK provided platforms and resources for local communities across the country to make bold improvements to public education. Of special note, this year marked the 50th anniversary of the PDK Poll as well as the 100th anniversary of Kappan magazine – essential resources for educators committed to applying current research and practice to their work.

We invite you to read through this 2017-2018 Annual Report to learn more about our year of programmatic expansion, guided by our four core values of Social Justice, Engagement, Excellence, and Results. While our work continues to grow and evolve, what remains the same is our commitment to serving educators, transforming systems, and nurturing open dialogue among groups and individuals who are deeply committed to public education.

We look forward to embracing the work that lies ahead of us and learning more from the members and communities we serve across the country. We are deeply grateful for your active participation, continued membership, and philanthropy, which makes our work possible. Thank you for joining us on this journey.

Sincerely,

Joshua P. Starr, Ed.D. Curtis Cain, Ph.D. Sharon Robinson, Ed.D.Chief Executive Officer Chair ChairPDK International PDK Board of Directors PDK Educational Foundation

2017-2018 HIGHLIGHTS

Welcome Letter 1

About PDK International 2

Board and Staff 4

Phi Delta Kappa Association 5

Pi Lambda Theta 6

PDK Poll 7

Kappan Magazine 8

Education Partnerships 9

Educators Rising 10

PDK Educational Foundation 11

Scholarship Recipients 12

Supporters 18

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OUR CORE VALUES Building on our legacy of research, leadership, and service, we are guided by four core values:

Social Justice: We promote practices that seek to achieve social justice and equity in public schools. Educators must understand the history and context of American public education, including institutional racism and discrimination, as well as the moral imperative to ensure equity of outcomes, opportunities, and resources for the most vulnerable students.

Engagement: We partner, engage, and collaborate with other organizations that are seeking to improve public education. To solve complex problems, multiple stakeholders from different perspectives need to collaborate and be part of the problem-solving process.

Excellence: We must hold others and ourselves to the highest professional standards. We adhere to constant continuous improvement efforts within the organization and promote practices that ensure accountability for education professionals.

Results: Results matter, both for ourselves and for public schools. We hold ourselves accountable for outcomes and promote results-based practices that improve public education.

PDK International is a social sector organization for public educators who are committed to improving schools so that all students thrive. By providing professional learning opportunities, targeted networking, and relevant research, we help researchers and practitioners deepen their expertise, elevate their careers, and ultimately experience better results in their work.

We are dedicated to helping educators acquire the knowledge and skills to bring about equity and excellence within their classrooms, schools, districts, and communities. We envision an American public education system where students are supported by exceptional educators who know why they do what they do (what motivated them and what their story is), what they have done that has led to successes and failures, and the research and practices that can be applied to their current context.

WHAT WE OFFER We support more than 100,000 educators who are dedicated to ongoing learning by:

• Providing high-quality content to help educators throughout their careers, including aspiring teachers, practicing teachers, teacher leaders, administrators, and teacher educators;

• Creating physical and virtual experiences that engage educators in activities intended to improve their practice and address pressing issues and challenges;

• Deepening educators’ awareness and understanding of inequities that maintain the status quo; and

• Connecting educators with one another to learn and grow together.

“ I have discovered that my calling is undoubtedly in education. My education from this point forward is not for me, but for my students, so that upon graduating from Dartmouth College in 2022, with a major in Mathematics and a minor in Education, I will be better equipped to serve students for the duration of my career.”

– Caitlin Deerin, 2018 PDK Prosective Educator Scholarship Recipient

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DIVISION HEAD: Kate Stephens, Director, Relationships and [email protected] | 571-335-7239

2017-2018 HIGHLIGHTS:

•Hired three new full-time staff dedicated to membership

•Organized a July 2017 service learning trip to Germany

•Launched the Membership and Stakeholder Survey

•Launched new efforts to engage and activate chapters

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PDK ASSOCIATIONGrowing and connecting leaders in education VISION: To cultivate great educators for tomorrow while ensuring high-quality education for today.

PDK members continue to be the backbone of PDK International. Fiscal year 2017-2018 saw us rebuilding our dedicated Membership Team, including the hiring of a new Director of Relationships and Outreach and two new Membership Associates, as well as the addition of a Manager of Relationships and Outreach. In November 2017, we launched our “Membership and Stakeholder Survey,” to seek feedback from members on what they value about PDK membership, what they wanted to see return to PDK, and where they would like to see membership go moving forwards. As a direct result of the feedback we received from this survey, members can expect to see several new initiatives launched in early 2019, including the launch of a new Distinguished Educator level of membership and the introduction of PDK Primers. These initiatives complement existing member benefits such as Kappan magazine, scholarship opportunities, and discounted insurance through TIE.

In addition to this work, we have a revamped focus on connecting with members in both new and old ways. Many members were thrilled to receive the first edition of the Heritage Newsletter in February 2018, giving them the chance to receive a hard copy digest of news and updates from the national office. We collected valuable member stories through our “Member Profiles” survey which will be used to energize and inspire both current and potential members. We are also working on strengthening the connections between the PDK Association and our other membership types (Pi Lambda Theta and Educators Rising), building a pipeline of supports that culminate in PDK Association membership.

Lucy Berrier, M.Ed.Program ManagerEducators Rising

Katrina Sun BreeseSenior DirectorDevelopment and Engagement

Carol BucheriManaging Editor/ Design and Production Phi Delta Kappan

Shayla Cornick, Ed.D.Director Educators Rising

Nicole David, M.A.Manager of Business Administration

Josh FordDirector Finance

Michael GoldmanMembership Associate

Reggie Johnson, Ed.L.D.Deputy Chief Program Officer

Anne MatthewsPolicy and Business Development Analyst

Leslie MeffordRelationship and Outreach Manager

Robyn MintierDatabase and Events Manager

Terrance MorrisonProgram Coordinator/ Membership Associate

Teresa PrestonManaging Editor/ContentPhi Delta Kappan

Joan RichardsonDirectorPDK Poll

Kate StephensDirector Relationships and Outreach

Tekia StokesSenior Program Manager

Boosaba TantistunthornSenior Manager Development and Engagement

Debbie WebbOperations Manager

OUR STAFF*

OUR BOARD OF DIRECTORS*

*as of October 2018

Melissa Nixon, Ed.D.Operations Committee ChairDirector of Title IGuilford County Schools

Katharine Oliver, M.A.Governance Committee ChairCollege and Career Readiness Coach, CCSSO

Frederick Frelow, Ed.D.CEOFrelow & Associaties

David Hemphill, Ed.D.Assistant PrincipalKiewit Middle School Millard Public Schools

Eric J. Hougan, Ph.D.Assistant ProfessorCentral Washington University

Erin JonesIndependent Education and Systems Consultant

Rick Kolowski, Ph.D.State SenatorNebraska

Lisa Stooksberry, Ed.S., Ed.D.Deputy Executive DirectorNational Assessment Governing Board

Mark S. Strauss, Ed.D.Director of School Performance and AccountabilityBroward County Public Schools

Joshua P. Starr, Ed.D.Chief Executive Officer

Albert Chen, M.E.Chief Operating Officer

Gislaine Ngounou, Ed.L.D.Chief Program Officer

Rafael Heller, Ph.D.Editor in Chief Phi Delta Kappan

“ PDK membership offers opportunities to network with the broader local education community as well as keep up with national and international trends in education.”

– PDK Member

Curtis Cain, Ph.D.Board ChairSuperintendent of SchoolsWentzville R-IV School District

Angela Walmsley, Ph.D.Board Chair – Elect Associate Professor of Mathematics Concordia University Wisconsin

Sharon Robinson, Ed.D.PDK Educational Foundation Board ChairRetired President & CEO AACTE

Douglas Christensen, Ph.D.Past Board ChairProfessor of Leadership in EducationDoane University



•Over 1,500 individuals inducted this fiscal year

•New eligibility criteria allowing students to access scholarship funds earlier in their studies

•New Relationships and Outreach Manager hired

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PI LAMBDA THETARecognizing outstanding preservice and practicing educators VISION: Teaching is recognized as a challenging and rewarding profession that attracts knowledgeable, innovative leaders who provide an excellent education for all students.

Pi Lambda Theta is one of the nation’s most prestigious honor societies for educators. Established in 1910, Pi Lambda Theta recognizes outstanding students who intend to pursue careers in education. To date, more than 54,000 people have been inducted into Pi Lambda Theta.

This year, we updated our eligibility criteria to allow prospective educators to apply for membership in their junior year, widening access to scholarship opportunities offered by Pi Lambda Theta. In fact, during this fiscal year, we were able to award 50 Student Support Scholarships to future educators. Additionally, with the addition of our new Relationships and Outreach Manager, we were able to offer an even greater level of support to both new and legacy members, deepening their level of engagement with Pi Lambda Theta and PDK International as a whole.

“ As my first year of teaching comes to a close, I am even more eager to continue to make a difference in the lives of my students and the community. As an Elementary School General Music, Chorus, and Drumline teacher, I am truly living my passion and my dream. Many of my students struggle with various social, emotional, developmental, and behavioral challenges, and this scholarship will enable me to pursue a Master’s in Music Therapy from Immaculata University. Once completed, I will be a licensed music therapist and counselor and able to help my students in a more effective way.”

– Von Morgan, 2018 Pi Lambda Theta Student Support Scholarship Recipient

DIVISION HEAD: Kate Stephens, Director, Relationships and [email protected] | 571-335-7239

PDK POLLExamining the public’s attitudes toward public schools VISION: As the most trusted, independent source for public opinion about K-12 education, the PDK Poll of the Public’s Attitudes Toward the Public Schools ensures that the voices of Americans are included in conversations about the future of U.S. schools.

2018 marks the 50th year of the PDK Poll, which began in 1969. Over the past 50 years, PDK has asked nearly 70,000 American adults more than one thousand questions about the public schools. This year’s poll was no exception; we asked 1,042 adults 45 questions and shared all the results at pdkpoll.org and through a supplement to Kappan magazine.

DIVISION HEAD: Joan Richardson, Director, PDK [email protected] | 313-824-5061


•More than 100 individuals and organizations made donations of $50 or more to honor the Poll’s 50-year anniversary as part of the American Voice campaign Read the full list of donors at pdkpoll org/donors

•A 50-year timeline of the PDK Poll was created at pdkpoll org/timeline, exploring the questions, answers, and results from the PDK Poll over the past 50 years

•The full 2018 PDK Poll results were released August 27, 2018 For the first time, a special report on eight school security questions was released a month ahead of the full report because of the significance of the findings

•Ed Brainard, one of the creators of the PDK Poll, was honored at the PDK Poll event in Washington, D C , in late September 2018

•By October 2018, 71 news articles had been written about the 2018 poll results and the poll website had nearly 30,000 page views

» More at pdkpoll.org


EDUCATION PARTNERSHIPSPartnering with system-level leaders for school district transformation and excellence

VISION: Every school system leader demonstrates the knowledge, skills, and mindsets needed to lead change and leverage opportunities through a social justice lens so that all students thrive.

Education Partnerships, a PDK division that launched in fall 2016, works with school system leaders to navigate the complexity of school district transformation and improve teaching and learning through an equity and social justice lens. Our aim is to partner with system-level leaders to help them create exceptional school systems and cultivate an organizational culture of excellence for students, staff, families, and local stakeholders within their respective communities. We seek to support system leaders by helping them engage those most affected in the definition of challenges.

We believe that the planning and designing of solutions must include those most impacted by change. Additionally, we believe that continuous improvement and solutions should be implemented through an adaptive approach that develops mindsets to sustain the work. Our approach to change management engages system-level leaders around six design principles: values, governance, content, talent, resources, and culture. Our goals and actions are based on PDK’s core values: Social Justice, Engagement, Excellence, and Results.


• After 10 years as Kappan’s Editor-in-Chief, Joan Richardson retired from the position, handing the reins over to Rafael Heller

• Teresa Preston became Kappan’s new Managing Editor for content

• Kappan has greatly expanded its efforts to connect with readers through social media; as a result, page views of our website nearly tripled in the past year, from 9,500 in July 2017 to almost 27,000 in June 2018

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KAPPAN MAGAZINEPractice, policy, research, and innovation in K-12 education VISION: Phi Delta Kappan provides a lively forum for discussion and debate about the most pressing topics in education research, policy, and practice.

For 100 years, Kappan has been a must-read for school and district administrators, new and veteran teachers, teacher educators, researchers, policy advocates, and anyone else with a serious interest in K-12 school improvement. It offers timely, relevant, and provocative insights into themes ranging from teaching and learning, curriculum, and assessment to child development, family engagement, educational technology, school climate, arts education, college readiness, racial equity, sex education, and more.

KappanPhi Delta

DIVISION HEAD: Reggie Johnson, Ed.L.D., Deputy Chief Program [email protected] | 571-335-0681

2017-2018 HIGHLIGHTS:•Implemented the Community of Learning

and Practice with seven school systems, which included the superintendent and two members of his or her cabinet team, to build networks of support and capacity to solve complex challenges within school systems

•Welcomed Tekia Stokes as our new senior program manager and, beginning in 2018, Reggie Johnson as the Deputy Chief program officer to lead the division

•Provided technical and adaptive support to school system leaders on topics such as community engagement, strategic planning processes, equity-based budgeting, and cabinet team development

•Partnered with Curriculum Management Solutions, inc (CMSi) to conduct a curriculum audit in Allentown School District

•Designed and facilitated equity trainings with several organizations, including the Georgia School Boards Association and the Association of Educational Services Agencies

•Led the Superintendent transition in New Haven Public Schools

•Partnered with more than ten school districts since launching in fall 2016

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DIVISION HEAD: Rafael Heller, Ph.D., Editor in Chief, Kappan [email protected] | 571-335-1760

THE HERITAGE SOCIETYThe Heritage Society recognizes donors during their lifetime for gifts made to the PDK Educational Foundation within their estate plans These gifts are made via wills, trusts, annuities, insurance policies, or retirement plan assets Inclusion in the society occurs when the Foundation receives their declaration of intent

• Sharon Dorner Andelora• Charles & Claudia Cornett • Barbara Dubnick • Don & Verna Duncan • Jacob Epstein • Patricia Frazier• The Gamache/

Koger Living Trust • George F Kersey Jr • Jonathan Kitto • Gerald & Emily Leischuck • Eve Proffitt • Lolita Santiago • Randall J Schmalz • Sharon Schulte • Anonymous

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2017-2018 HIGHLIGHTS:•Our academy curriculum and standards were piloted in

Alaska, Kentucky, New Mexico, and Virginia during the 2017-2018 school year

•The academy curriculum – which includes more than 60 topics, lesson plans, instructional materials, resources for clinical experiences, and teacher leader support – has been implemented at more than 120 sites across the country

•We have expanded our official state and regional affiliations to include 28 states

•We hired a new Director of Educators Rising, Shayla Cornick, to lead strategy, implementation, and partnership work with states, schools, districts, collaborating organi-zations, and communities Shayla Cornick joins Educators Rising with over 15 years in education, having served as a teacher, district leader, and educational researcher

•We have received and reviewed approximately 700 submissions since our launch of the micro-credentials (anti-bias instruction, classroom culture, formative assessment, collaboration, learner engagement) in January 2017

•We had record-breaking conference attendance of more than 1,300 students and teachers from across the country in Orlando, Florida, where current and aspiring educators from all over the country came together to learn, compete, and engage in thought-provoking conversations about their dedication to the profession

» More at educatorsrising.org.

EDUCATORS RISINGGuiding young people to become accomplished teachers VISION: Every teacher in America has the skills and experience to help all students achieve their potential.

Educators Rising cultivates highly skilled educators by guiding young people on a path to becoming accomplished teachers, beginning in high school and extending through college and into the profession. The need to create a pipeline of highly skilled, dedicated teachers is more urgent than ever, and Educators Rising provides a system of supports for states, districts, schools, and students to begin preparing for the demands of the teaching profession and serving this important role in their community. We provide passionate young people with hands-on teaching and learning experience, helping them to gain the necessary skills and sustain interest in the profession with the aim of guiding them into a classroom of their own. Since launching in 2015, Educators Rising has reached over 45,000 student members, and we continue to grow!


PDK EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATIONSupporting teaching, learning, and public education VISION: To ensure PDK International is a vibrant and sustainable social sector organization for educators.

For more than 50 years, the PDK Educational Foundation has supported the philanthropic programs and services of PDK International, including but not limited to the annual PDK Poll and our Prospective Educator, Pi Lambda Theta Student Support, and Advanced Degree Scholarship Programs.

This year, we once again saw an increase in philanthropic giving from our generous donors and organizational supporters, enabling us to continue to grow our programmatic offerings. In particular, we saw tremendous growth in our scholarship program. We received 485 applications across the three programs – almost double the number of total applications we received in 2017. Thanks to the support we receive from our donors, we were able to award 119 scholarships this year, totaling $168,950. Most applicants (76%) were members of Educators Rising, and nearly 50% of that population expressed financial need.

Support from volunteers, members, and donors is critical to a robust and competitive annual scholarship program. As the demonstrated need continues to grow, we count on you to help us invest in the future of education and provide support to aspiring educators across the country.

DIVISION HEAD: Katrina Sun Breese, Senior Director, Development and [email protected] | 571-335-0682

DIVISION HEAD: Shayla Cornick, Ed.D., Director, Educators [email protected] | 571-814-5445

“ As a Child of Deaf Adults (CODA), I am taking every chance I have to share my story. This year, I can proudly say that I founded the first American Sign Language (ASL) Club at my high school where I teach lessons on how to sign and the importance of the deaf community. As an homage to my parents, I am enrolling in the special education program at Illinois State University, with the goal of teaching deaf kids.”

– Tony Nicolalde, Educators Rising President, East Aurora High School and 2018 PDK Prosective Educator Scholarship Recipient


ANDREW V. KOZAK MEMORIAL FELLOWSHIP AT PENN STATE CHAPTER SCHOLARSHIPIan Burfort-RochfordState College, PAThe Pennsylvania State University

BESSIE F. GABBARD ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPAbigail WhitingOrange Park, FLUniversity of North Florida

BUSHAW-REDUMIS PI LAMBDA THETA LEADERSHIP SCHOLARSHIPAnonymousMaplewood, NJColumbia University

CONNECTICUT KAPPANS ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPBenjamin VermilyeaLitchfield, CTSyracuse University

DONOVAN R. WALLING FAMILY ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPAnna SandersonLake St. Louis, MOUniversity of Central Missouri

DR. J. ARNOLD WEBB ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP Danielle Freeman JeffersonRichmond, VANorth Carolina A&T State University

DR. J. ARNOLD WEBB GREENSBORO (AL) HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP Keneisha RollinsGreensboro, ALThe University of West Alabama

DR. NANCY GRASMICK/JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY CHAPTER SCHOLARSHIPCaitlin DeerinBrookeville, MDDartmouth College

DR. SHARON SCHULTE ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP Jasmine Williams-BanksYpsilanti, MIEastern Michigan University

EDNA WILHELMINA SNELL NICHOLS ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPTed MolkentinJackson, WIUniversity of Wisconsin – Eau Claire

EDUCATORS RISING LEADERSHIP AWARDAnna FedewaKaty, TXTexas A&M University

EDUCATORS RISING NATIONAL STUDENT OFFICER SCHOLARSHIPLennon AudrainPhoenix, AZMary Lou Fulton Teachers College at

Arizona State University

Abigael DillonLexington, TXTexas Woman’s University

Tamir HarperPhiladelphia, PAAmerican University

EDWARD J. MILLIKEN LIGHTHOUSE SCHOLARSHIPMayra AlvaradoRiverhead, NYFarmingdale State College

Rebecca AngelouIslip, NYSUNY New Paltz

Daniel ApisaRonkonkoma, NYSUNY Delhi

Connor ThomasRonkonkoma, NYFive Towns College

Paul TocciBaiting Hollow, NYSUNY Morrisville

Emily WojnowskiMiller Place, NYAdelphi University

ERIN YOUNG MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPCarly TomczakWest Reading, PATemple University

GAMMA CHI/TERESA SAYLER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPHelen IsaacLenexa, KSMidAmerica Nazarene University

GEORGE J. & JESSIE M. SCHMALZ SCHOLARSHIPCarmel NotarioBellevue, NEUniversity of Nebraska – Omaha

GEORGE PEABODY COLLEGE/VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY CHAPTER SCHOLARSHIPAshley OrrMcCall Creek, MSMississippi State University

GREATER SIOUXLAND IOWA CHAPTER ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPSydney BrustkernCedar Falls, IAUniversity of Northern Iowa

INDIANA UNIVERSITY CHAPTER SCHOLARSHIPWhitney KirkmanSpringville, INIndiana Wesleyan University

2018 PDK PROSPECTIVE EDUCATOR SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS

Olivia MagnusonIndianapolis, INPurdue University

JANET & JOHN NYBAKKE ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPLilibeth RamirezDallas, TXThe University of Texas at Austin

JIM FRAZIER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Sierra NixOcala, FLCollege of Central Florida

JIMMIE ELLIOTT “CRYSTAL STAIR” SCHOLARSHIP Shanya ChapmanBirmingham, ALAlabama State University

JOSEPH H. BLACKSTEAD MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPMakenna ReavesSnohomish, WAUniversity of Washington

KERSEY/OGLESBY FAMILY ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPMason OlsonMinocqua, WISaint Norbert College

KIM AND JOHN WRIGHT SCHOLARSHIPLexie TranHigh Point, NCUniversity of North Carolina at Greensboro

LANNY HOLM MEMORIAL ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPTea PuseyBelmont, CAUniversity of California – Merced

LIEBOWITZ FAMILY ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPJenna BittingerLewisberry, PAHoughton College

LOWELL C. & MARY J. ROSE ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPTony NicolaldeAurora, ILIllinois State University

LUCY AND JOHN WOOD ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPElizabeth AtkinsMason, OHFranciscan University of Steubenville

Madison HartShaker Heights, OHThe Ohio State University

Keyle HawkHilliard, OH Ohio University

Kayla KarnoshEast Liverpool, OHYoungstown State University

MEISSNER FAMILY ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPHabeeb SalauBreinigsville, PAMassachusetts Institute of Technology

MONTCLAIR STATE UNIVERSITY CHAPTER SCHOLARSHIPTamia GabourelNewark, NJKean University

PAULINE B. GOUGH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPKatarina MooreRoyal Oak, MIUniversity of Michigan – Dearborn

PETERMICHEL FAMILY ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPMcKenzie MessmoreBedford, INHanover College

RUEY WITTEN ENDOWED AWARDNathan GreenwoodBloomington, INIndiana University – Bloomington

SANDRA JOY CROWTHER ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPBrianne ByersChino Hills, CAChapman University

SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY/RICHARD STOCKTON STATE COLLEGE CHAPTER SCHOLARSHIPErin HoffmanPoint Pleasant, NJStockton University

Alissa PetrellaTuckahoe, NJStockton University

STATE OF NEW MEXICO CHAPTER ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPNathan PhippsClovis, NMBenedictine College

TOWSON UNIVERSITY CHAPTER SCHOLARSHIPShaquille BrooksBaltimore, MDTowson University

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND DR. CHARLES BEATTY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPDarius CraigBaltimore, MDUniversity of Maryland – College Park

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PASO SCHOLARSHIPShainaaz DalalCedar Park, TXTexas State University

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS CHAPTER ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPAmelia GollubPflugerville, TXConcordia University

VARNEL D. JORDAN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPBaker SharpOrinda, CAStanford University

Endowed scholarship funds and contributions from members and supporters allow us to award scholarships to members of Educators Rising, Pi Lambda Theta, and PDK Association who are pursuing careers in education and studying at the undergraduate and graduate levels.


2018 PDK CHAPTER AWARDED SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS

2018 PI LAMBDA THETA STUDENT SUPPORT SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS

Taylor BallietState College, PAThe Pennsylvania State University

Alicia BarrSt. Paul, MNUniversity of Northwestern – St. Paul

Sarah Bingham-AeschlimannReno, NVUniversity of Nevada, Reno

Madeline BinsfeldRockford, MNUniversity of Northwestern – St. Paul

Mitchelle BoldinPlymouth, MIIndiana University – Bloomington

Lisa BoyceYulan, NYNyack College

Natalie BrunnerBowie, MDMount St. Mary’s University

Alexander BushOswego, NYNiagara University

Michaela BusicLibertyville, ILThe Pennsylvania State University

Natalie CallahanSt. Louis, MOIndiana University – Bloomington

Anna CappelloOrchard Park, NYNiagara University

Catherine ChaseWeymouth, MACurry College

Taylor CunninghamEagleville, TNLipscomb University

Luke DarrupKulpmont, PAThe Pennsylvania State University

Ryan DavisBrownsburg, INIndiana University – Bloomington

Leanne DunnMakawao, HIUniversity of Hawai’i at Hilo

Christy DzubaySouthbury, CTQuinnipiac University

Danielle ElsasserOmaha, NEUniversity of Nebraska at Omaha

Juliah FortSidney, NEColorado Christian University

Everest GoldsteinDallas, TXSouthern Methodist University

Joelle GrossnickleKnoxville, MDMount St. Mary’s University

Elizabeth Heisz Janesville, WIMillikin University

Hannah Warren HellKenosha, WIUniversity of Wisconsin-Stout

Samantha KelleyFayetteville, NCFayetteville State University

Hayley LoehleinVadnais Heights, MNUniversity of Northwestern – St. Paul

Michelle LozoyaCurtice, OHNotre Dame College of Ohio

Jacquie MaassBowmansville, NYNiagara University

Yelena MacLeodOcean Pines, MDUniversity of Maryland University College

Peyton MillarAtlanta, GAGeorgia State University

Von MorganWilmington, DEImmaculata University

“I am about to begin my first-year teaching at a high school in northern Indiana. It means a lot to know that groups like Pi Lambda Theta look out for educators like myself.”

– Aaron Perch, 2018 Pi Lambda Theta Student Support Scholarship Recipient

BILLIE P. SPELLMAN SCHOLARSHIP FOR GRADUATE STUDIESAnne PerryHouston, TXUniversity of Houston – Central Campus

CSUEB – DIABLO CHAPTER #0189 CREDENTIAL CANDIDATE SCHOLARSHIPJonathan HarringtonKansas City, KSCalifornia State University – East Bay

HOUSTON AREA CHAPTER #0074 ANN PETRILLO UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPApril GarciaHouston, TXLone Star Community College

MARIE BOSSLER PHI DELTA KAPPA KUTZTOWN UNIVERSITY CHAPTER SCHOLARSHIPVictoria PascucciAuburn, PAKutztown University

Carly TomczakWest Reading, PATemple University

NATCHEZ AREA CHAPTER #1338 PDK SCHOLARSHIPAshley OrrMcCall Creek, MSMississippi State University

PDK CHAPTER #0012 AT UT AUSTIN – LOCAL CHAPTER AWARDCory GunterPflugerville, TXUniversity of Mary Hardin-Baylor

PDK SYLVIA SAIKI FUTURE EDUCATOR SCHOLARSHIPJamia BaileyYokota Air Base, JapanChaminade University

Rachel NortonYokota Air Base, JapanCedarville University

PDK UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA OMAHA TEACHER SHOWCASEPayton SteesmaOmaha, NEUniversity of Nebraska – Lincoln

Vanessa ChavezOmaha, NEUniversity of Nebraska – Omaha

PDK WASHINGTON STATE CHAPTER PROSPECTIVE EDUCATOR SCHOLARSHIPBrittany FitchMukilteo, WABrigham Young University

Kendy Urzua ValadezTacoma, WAWhitworth University

RACINE AND KENOSHA COUNTIES PDK CHAPTER #1123 PROSPECTIVE EDUCATOR SCHOLARSHIPAshley LeskoTwin Lakes, WIUniversity of Wisconsin – Madison

SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY/RICHARD STOCKTON STATE COLLEGE CHAPTER SCHOLARSHIPLeah FargoToms River, NJStockton University

Amanda ConnellyVentnor, NJAtlantic Cape Community College

STATE OF MICHIGAN CHAPTER #1607 PROSPECTIVE EDUCATOR SCHOLARSHIPChloe VanSickleCoopersville, MIMichigan State University

THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY CHAPTER #0151/PDK SCHOLARSHIPTiffany BenWashington, DCAlabama State University

UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA CHAPTER #0124 PHI DELTA KAPPA SCHOLARSHIP IN EDUCATIONAmy RowleyVancouver, British ColumbiaUniversity of British Columbia, Faculty of Education

Dong Kyoo WonVancouver, British ColumbiaUniversity of British Columbia, Faculty of Education

UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT CHAPTER #0069 PDK MEMBER SCHOLARSHIPNicholas HessVernon, CTFordham University

YORK, PENNSYLVANIA CHAPTER #1557 PDK SCHOLARSHIPBradley SmutekYork, PATemple University

Many of our chapters award scholarships from their own funds. Below is a list of reported recipients as of October 1, 2018. Contributions from members and supporters allow us to award scholarships to Pi Lambda Theta members who are interested in a career in education and pursuing undergraduate or advanced degree level study.


“ The California State University program I direct, and my current doctoral research seek to make meaningful contributions that will help increase the number of students who complete their college degree. My current research includes examining the overrepresentation of Latinos in mathematics remediation and exploring the ways we can increase support for our students so that more can complete their degrees in a timely fashion.”

– Claudia Quezada, 2018 PDK Advanced Degree Scholarship Recipient

Aaron PerchMokena, ILJoliet Junior College

Isabel RossAnnapolis, MDMount St. Mary’s University

Madison SchoeberleinCrownsville, MDGoucher College

Morgan SeifertCarlisle, PAThe Pennsylvania State University

Kami SmithHenderson, NVUniversity of Phoenix

Sabrina Suluai-MahukaPago Pago, American SamoaUniversity of Hawai at Manoa

Stephanie TerchaAlgonac, MIOakland University

Sarah TolsonNorth Canton, OHNotre Dame College

Alison Van Den BusschePrinceton, ILUniversity of Northwestern – St. Paul

Richard Varner IIFort Bragg, NCThe University of North Carolina at Pembroke

Daniel VisnessWoodbury, MNUniversity of Northwestern – St. Paul

Ashley VitoCook, MNUniversity of Northwestern – St. Paul

Kaleb WagersOolitic, INIndiana University – Bloomington

Kathryn WelbyWindham, NHSouthern New Hampshire University

Miriah YoderDevils Lake, NDUniversity of Jamestown

Lauren YoungHuntley, ILUniversity of Southern California

Alison ZdrojewskiMiddletown, DEWashington College

AnonymousElmwood, ILBradley University

AnonymousMaplewood, NJColumbia University

AnonymousIndependence, MOHannibal La-Grange University

DONALD H. AND VERNA S. DUNCAN ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPClaudia QuezadaCastro Valley, CACalifornia State University – East Bay

LARRY FRASE MEMORIAL CMSI GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP Jessica EnyiohaAustin, TXTexas State University

PAST PRESIDENTS’ ENDOWED FELLOWSHIPLorelle DawesVentura, CACalifornia Lutheran University

ROBERT E. AND AVIS M. MCDANIEL SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY AT CARBONDALE ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPMonica BoehleSouth Elgin, ILNorthern Illinois University

2018 ADVANCED DEGREE SCHOLARSHIPSEndowed scholarship funds and contributions from members and supporters allow us to award scholarships to members of Educators Rising, Pi Lambda Theta, and PDK Association who are pursuing advanced degrees in education at the master’s, specialist, and doctoral levels.


Cheryl Y. ArthurArlene Vivian BaldesBetsy Conlon BalzanoJanice Costello BarberApril Levoy BeckettMia H. BennettSteven David BerkshireJacqueline Kamm BigelowRichard K. BlakeCyril Joseph BleistineVada BogartJohn R. BowkerMarvin BrandtRichard Hart BrewerDavid Ray BrewerSara Mae BrownValerie Reshunda BrownSteven M. BrownRandolph W. BrumagimJoyce Marie BrusascoDelna Lorenza BryanRobert A. BurnsR. Eloise ByersA. Bernice CaanJames E. CarterAloysius S. ChurchJohn C. ClevelandSandra L. CohenRichard J. ColwellJoanne Connolly-BarthelElizabeth Ann CooperRose F. CostJanis G. CoursonCynthia Mae CraigJerry Rufus CummingsRobert James DardenJulia E. De CarloRobert L. DeBruynPatricia H. DeckGeorge T. DeweyYvonne DobyHelen Ann DoddsDeloris K. DunhamErnestine Jackson DunstonJames A. DurhamJune DykeDiana S. EndressSheila R. FaillaceHarold M. FarkasJanet Lee Fee

Jack W. FerrillJean Doris Powell FicklinLeonard L. FinneganMeribeth A. FreemanAndrew FrishmanJames P. FureyCarolyn Marie GetridgeSusan E. GiallombardoJon R. GobietPauline Elizabeth

GoolkasianLaurence N. GrahamDaisy W. GreenCynthia Diane GreenMitchell HaglerLinda L. HarlowKathleen A. HartHelen Veronica HenryMarcella Washington HillSusan HirschSherri D. HodgeF. Marvin HoleWilliam HolmesMary Anne HomannStanley B. HooperLawrence Charles HornJohn Maynard HoyesFrancis P. HunkinsDennis Joseph HynekSandra Claire IngramKatie Barnes InmonRoberta A. JacksonJohn R. JacksonGordon P. JohnsonDonald S. KachurJohn Patrick KeaneMargaret M. KelleyCynthia L. KellyKareem KhaledBrenda R. Drumm KiddMarian Gayle LathamKeith Lemoyne LeafdaleRudolph E. Liggins Jr.Jane Ann LippDanielle Davies LitakArthur Ralph LittleJane Nell LusterMarlena Kay B. MackieMeredith Huxtable MacNeillNelson D. Madden

Walter David MalloryCarol A. MalloryDavid Albert MarcumHenry R. MarockiePalmer E. MartSharon Taylor MartinBarbara Nell MartinVeletta MartinRalph D. MavesJoanne MazulaDorothy A. McCarthyStephen Glenn McClureMary Belle McCorkleJohn E. McNaryRichard C. MeyerJoan L. MillerLinda Karen MillerHomer F. Mincy Jr.Amie MinerTamba M. MomorieJohn H. MonsonCarolyn Mary MorasElaine J. MorfogenR.J. MoriconiRobert Gerald MulliganMildred L. MusgroveShirley R. MutchlerCharles NeatrourLespy NelsonAlberta Catchings NelsonJean A. NelsonVincent C. NuccioGene P. NuckollsJennie OjedaBryan Michael OlkowskiRichard Thomas OwensJoan M. PaulusCatherine Helen PayneSimon PerryDonald W. PetersonPaul Peter PetrunAda F. PetrunNancy Rich PlatoTambra M. PopeCharlyn Mary PozzaS.S. RajagopalanAnn AuBuchon RakerE. Dolores RegisterBarbara Smith RellShirley J. Rellihan

Emmett Loynell RidleyNancy S. RiegleJanet D. RiserJudith L. RohdeHolly Ann RyerJacob L. SchlossNancy Carol SchwartzJames Samuel ScottLaura S. SeasongoodAllen E. SegristHelen H. ShankRobert Y. ShapiroNancy J. SharplessHeli Harms ShelleyJaswant SinghKaren A. SladykArnett Smith Jr.Lucille Snider-LaneLucy SoovajianSheersty A. StantonSandra Stewart-BassBarbara A. StimmelNorma K. StoneCatherine Ramona SumpterAlbert J. SvecRita M. ThofernRomaine B. ThomasLouise C. TolbertTeresa G. TorresMary Jane UrbanowiczEileen Kalberg Van WieKaren S. VanDuynLaurel VaughnRonald J WasilakSally Willson WeimerJames A. WilbanksRobert W. WilkeyMadonna Ann WilliamsNila WilsonViolet Johnson WorkingRebecca A. WorkmanKatherine Ann WrightJames W. WrightGwendolyn B. WyattMarie Antoinette YavaroneCarol YoungRalph J. Yulo Jr.Paula Jane ZsirayDennis Clarence Zuelke

ORGANIZATIONAL SUPPORTERS$200,000 and upW. K. Kellogg Foundation

$100,000 – $199,000Bill & Melinda Gates

Foundation

$10,000 – $15,000Forrest T. Jones & Company Sam Houston State

University PDK Chapter

$5,000 – $9,999CMSi

$1,000 – $4,999Campbell UniversityElon UniversityGrand Canyon UniversityTouro Graduate School of

EducationTowson UniversityTowson University PDK

Chapter University of Central

FloridaUrban Teachers

INDIVIDUAL SUPPORTERS$5,000 and up Anonymous

$2,000 – $4,999Gregory M. Schmalz

$1,000 – $1,999Yolanda J. AbelGerald S. LeischuckJames Vincent FogartyRandall John SchmalzLisa StooksberryAngela Lynn Evans

Walmsley

$500 – $999Frederick J. FrelowJennifer L. Har court Eric J. Hougan Nelson Monroe Smith Jr. Patricia Ann Williams

$250 – $499 Kathleen M. Andreson Tammie Sue Brown Curtis Anthony Cain Douglas Christensen Jewelyn J.M. Dicello Marian K. Fukuda Marilyn Tyler Gaddis James D. Kieley Franklin W. Neff Melissa Murray Nixon Susie Nunez Joseph Henry Oliver IIIJames Edwin Schiaffino Charles W. Thompson Jose E.Vega

$100 – $249Sherry Joanne AlessandroSandra J. AltheideDavid Darnell AndersonJeanette D’Agostino BankerRobert Barkley Jr.Sandra F. BaughWilbert BlakeLillian Byronell BolyLinda D. BoweLucille BradenEdward A. BrainardL.D. Briggs Jr.Lois D. BronCarol A. BrummettChristine Deisher CabralMichael John CapozziJohn Elliott CushingPaul CwiklikJohn Joseph DefazioBob DykesGlen I. Earthman

Nancy EastlakeJanice EbersdorferJames Alan EdwardsSarah E. EmersonBrad P. EverettArlen B. EwersWarren Thomas FaulknerJuanita Baker FelderGene A. FortMary Hatwood FutrellRita L. Gaither-GantRuben GallegosSheldon D. GlassDonna Joan GoldammerCarrie Annette GoldketteDonna M. GollnickJuan G. GonzalezBrenda Williams GrangerMary Louise GruccioEvelyn Jenkins GunnEdgar Butler Hatrick IIIVera L. Haynes-BurgessDavid Charles HemphillJohn E. HessRandy Alan HitzMillage Bernard Holloway Jr.John F. JenningsThesa Lorna JollyJanice Irene KappesKathryn L. KidderAnne Irene KirpesBernice E. KoglinRichard Lee KolowskiPaul E. KunkelDavid H. LabuhnRhonda Ann LabuhnGary LangerBetty Felmet LewisMarie L. MacomberJ. Vincent MaddenBarbara A. MalaspinaMarion Lela MayfieldBarbara Elaine McClurkinTheresa Olivette McClurkinJohn J. Micetich

William Gerry MorganHiroko MurakamiJames T. NaughtonRobert J. NearineDonna Marie NiemeierKatharine M. OliverGerald L. PaistDon Larry ParkLou Ann PateCalvin Gareld PattersonCarl A. PerrinoRussell PerryVirginia Hays PriestJohn D. RangerSharon P. RobinsonJohn Mosby RussellLarry C. SchroederEdward Alderman ScottTony SernaFrances Joyce Shapiro-SkrobeAlexis M. SheehyLynda Ann SimmonsEvan Lawson SmithPenny Elaine SmithShirley Ann SpearsEarline W. SpringerJeannie Lenore SteegRoger M. StillerMark S. StraussMary H. UnderwoodSteven Leroy VanousDiane S. VukovichFlora Mae WakefieldMax WaldBrandon C. WallaceSandra Marlene WeithPatricia Holmes WheelerAlice V. WhiteJay Wise

$50 – $99Bernhard AbramsJulie Ann AlexanderFred I. AndersonWalter Scott Armes

RECOGNITION OF 2017-2018 FISCAL YEAR DONORS* We are grateful for generous Kappans, Thetans, and friends and supporters who have made gifts to support educators.

*July 1, 2017 - June 30, 2018


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Jesse Leon CoulterMary McCart CramerJames Edwin CramerAlva Jean CrawfordJudy Coursey CrowsonRobert L. CroyeClaudia D. CrumpVictoria Beatrice CuffN. D. CurtisJohn Elliott CushingPaul CwiklikArthur W. DecabooterLinton DeckVirginia B. Di CristafaroHelen W. DiamondJewel Smith DicksonWilliam Renfrew DonalsonMichael John DorganCalvin DossElizabeth M. DouglassBarbara DubnickDavina DubnickGeorge William DudleyWilliam E. DuggerBob Dykes

C. Frederick DykinsGordon E. EadeJames Alan EdwardsGeorge Cox EdwardsSuzanne Schoedinger EllisFrances A. EnevoldsenElaine EricsonJohn E. EvansHarry M. EvansBrad P. EverettSammy Carl EwingStuart Lee FarberMargaret D. FarrellWarren Thomas FaulknerJuanita Baker FelderMarvin FellersJack William FellersEva F. FidlerHomer A. FilleyFulton Jock FischerGary D. FiskEugenia Elaine FitzgeraldNorma Jean FlakesLois Russell FlemingLoretta Walters Fodrie

David H. FordLaura Catherine D. FortuneKatherine West FowlerJeannine L. FoxMargot Gilbert FrankBillie Ferguson FrankeMaria M. FraseOtelia Thorn FrazierMeribeth A. FreemanJ. Leo FreiwaldMarie S. FujiiMarvin FujiiMarian K. FukudaJames P. FureyMary Hatwood FutrellRita L. Gaither-GantHelen Kay GallowayMichael Leroy GantGerald A. GarafolaCarroll GarnettHarry Reymer GaventaPhilip Earl GeigerJoseph L. GilesJohnie Mae GilmoreElmer T. Glover Sr.

Charles M. GodwinDonna Joan GoldammerTheodore Raymond GollJuan G. GonzalezHarriet M. GouldMichael P. GradyLaurence N. GrahamNancy S. GrasmickWardell Elese GravesC. G. GrayNancie B. GreenmanPatricia L. GriffinEdith Ellington GrimsleyLawrence GrossgoldMargaret GrossgoldCindy G. GrunerMuriel N. GurrJohn F. HaddenShirley Eileen HainesPhilip A. HallJack E. HallstromJ. Ogden HamiltonRita Marie HamrickHarlan S. HansenFred C. Hansen

DIAMOND SOCIETY Cumulative gifts of $50,000 and aboveJanet S. Ishikawa-FullmerPhilip G. MeissnerEdward MillikenRandall John SchmalzMendel ShermanMargaret M. StellonAnonymous

PLATINUM SOCIETY Cumulative gifts of $25,000 to $49,999William J. BushawDonald H. DuncanRichard A. GibboneyGeorge F. KerseyMary Eve ProffittLelia Ledbetter Teague

GOLD SOCIETY Cumulative gifts of $10,000 to $24,999Sharon Dorner AndeloraBrenda Rose ArmeniaDouglas BedientChung Yua ChangSandra CrowtherMarlene K. EbeoAndre Rene ElliottJohn F. EttenMarvin E. FiemanJames Vincent FogartyJoAnn Ota FujiokaMarilyn Tyler GaddisShirley Jackson JordanRichard Lee KolowskiGerald S. LeischuckChin-Fen LiWilliam I. LowerSumi Y. MakeyRobert E. McDanielGeorge R. McGinnisWilliam K. PostonGorman A. Rose

Sharon Louise SchulteFrances F. ShimotsuLucille Marie StewartVirgie M. TsudaLorin Victor WaitkusDonovan R. WallingJoyce P. WebbGlenna Jean Yee

SILVER SOCIETY Cumulative gifts of $5,000 to $9,999Kathleen M. AndresonVirgie M. BinfordRayalene A. BrizendineRay E. BruceJewelyn J.M. DicelloRaymond Joseph DolanJanice EbersdorferKeith Christopher FiggsTerilee HanshawA. Scott HutchinsonRhonda J. LamarMarv MarshallC. Keith MartinSherry Guy MorganWilliam Gerry MorganJanet Anne NybakkeRussell Edgar Owen Jr.Don Larry ParkMary Jeanette RoseElinor Parry RossGregory M. SchmalzNelson Monroe Smith Jr.Barbara Olin TaylorGlen A. Worrell

BRONZE SOCIETY Cumulative gifts of $1,000 to $4,999Ira Edward AaronRoberta Marie AbadayYolanda J. AbelJean M. AlbertiViolet Anselmini AllainRobert I. Allen

Frances Dekker AndersonRoger W. AndersonDaryl R. AndersonRichard L. AntesWalter Scott ArmesLilly H. AuEllen H. AyresMary Max BachrachStanley F. BanasTara D. BarnhartSusan Patricia BarrettGrover Alfred BatesPatricia Duncan BaylessJeanette Grace BehrendsW. Alan BellSandra Kay BenderFrederick Jerry BennerCarol A. BergersRosa J. Alosa BeverWanda Louise BigbieL. Ann BishJanice C. BizzariGeneva Lee BlackCyril Joseph BleistineJohn E. BleyGladys BlountRobert W. BogenJohn BolashWilliam Lawrence

BombeckWilliam BookerEdward M. BoothBeryl C. BorelAndrea R. BowdenLinda D. BoweRichard A. BoydLucille BradenShari Smith BradleyJackson A. Branch Jr.Marvin BrandtRobert J. BreuerKay BricknerL. D. Briggs Jr.George W. BrightKenneth Wayne BrillM. Katherine Hepner

BrophyValerie Reshunda BrownRobert S. BrownWilliam BroylesCarol A. BrummettNorma BryantSaroj BuasriTerry Lee BurgessDerek L. BurlesonRonald G. BurmoodJack F. BursonGlenn F. BurtonPatricia Lynn BuskLynn Mary ButenhoffR. Eloise ByersChristine Deisher CabralSusan C. CampMaynard T. CampbellAlphonsa CannonMichael John CapozziRobert Gerard CarrollJoseph Ceros-LivingstonThomas A. ChamblissChristian H. CherauMarcelle V. CherauDouglas D. ChristensenJoseph John CirasuoloRoger Charles ClaarJohn R. ClarkSonja-Lou ClaryPenny Todd ClaudisRichard A. ClaussMax Bertrand CoanCharles Q. CoffmanJoseph Lee CofieldBurnett Phillip CohenDonald Gene ColemanMary Elizabeth CollinsCharles Kingsbury ColmanWilliam B. ColvinGeorge C. ComdenLoretta J. ConradRoger Conwell Jr.Elizabeth Ann CooperLynd W. CorleyLorretta M. Cottman

GEORGE H. REAVIS GIVING SOCIETIESThe PDK Educational Foundation was established in 1966 by a generous gift from George H. Reavis. Our giving societies provide a structure by which to recognize our members and community supporters for their loyal and generous support of the Foundation and its programs.


Carol Patricia O’ConnellEthel Aiko OdaAlfred J. OnetoJ. Patrick PageTheresa Marie PalmieroGeorge Peter PanaritesBarbara J. PaolacciJames E. ParsonsLillian H. PearceGreeta Granger PedenRebecca Jayne

Perkins-BrownRussell PerryJoseph C. PescatricePatricia S. Balkman

PetersonAda F. PetrunPaul Peter PetrunMichael J. PinterCharles Russell PlaceRosario PoliGerald B. PrattRobert H. PrinzRobert W. ProcunierKenneth W. PrussoH. Bruce QuanticMary Addington QuillenGabriel G. ReadDavid D. ReamTherese Ann ReamScarlett R. RehrigGeorge RenwickPatricia Doyle ReynoldsJohn Allen RiderCarol H. RileyShirley Jean N. RobardsEdward L. RobbinsMarcia Robbins-WilfHoward Charles RobertsonSharon P. RobinsonCarol Cressa RobinsonPress L. Robinson

David S. RosenbergerPeter N. RossJohn Mosby RussellRichard L. RutherfordEddie E. SageCarol M. SakamotoRobert E. SalisburyJames E. SandersonMary Frances SartoriusDierdre Satterwhite WilsonJohn H. SauerbergRalph H. SchauppIra Jay ScheierCharlotte Louise SchererJames Edwin SchiaffinoJacob L. SchlossRobert Rowe SchmidlinJames Matthew SchneiderLarry C. SchroederJohn F. SchwederKenneth Eugene SecorTimothy Alan SharpE. P. ShawHeli Harms ShelleyDixie H. ShepherdRobert P. SherwoodKay M. ShockleyRichard R. ShurtzHugh Currie SilcoxLynda Ann SimmonsDennis Dale SimmonsRanny Lee SingiserLeonard SkovThomas E. SmithPenny Elaine SmithTerry Lyddell SmithCynthia Potter SmithVivian Eamon B. SmithMagnoria M. SmothersRobert L. SokolowskiJohn Howard SouthworthLuther B. Sowers

Shirley Ann SpearsBillie P. SpellmanDavid Craig SpinksDonald A. SplinterMyra Powell SpriggsRichard A. St. JohnChar Ann StankoJeannie Lenore SteegPhillip A. StephensonEleanor A. StollNorma K. StoneLisa StooksberryJerome F. StormRonald N. StrahanoskiMark S. StraussJames Walter SucharskiFrank Victor SullivanVincent V. SuppanSaroj Dahyabhai SutariaPeter G. TaborMelvin TalbertMarie C. TaylorMargo P. TechGayle Y. ThiemanGeorge M. ThomasCharles W. ThompsonElizabeth TopkisReynaldo Dungca ToqueroPolly TrainorJulia Marie TriplettJohn D. TrippAudrey P. TrotierJeffrey W. TunebergMerwyn Gene UlrichMary Jane UrbanowiczMyra Kathleen VachonJames J. VanpattenGayle P. Vaughn-WilesJose E. VegaElena VelaEdward N. VestDominick Charles Vita

James A. VornbergDiane S. VukovichJames D. WaldenAngela Lynn Evans

WalmsleyNancy Kathryn WalsackBeverly Anne WalshGwendolyn A. WaltersKathy Anderson WaltherPatricia Searle WardJames C. WaringLaverne WarnerEiko O. WatanabeWilliam W. WaysonBrent James WeignerSandra Marlene WeithRobert E. WentzWilliam P. WewerPatricia Holmes WheelerCharlotte Curry WhiteEdna Carol WichmanJeanne WickhamCarol A. WigginsDean C. WilesLinda Jean WilhoitOscar WilliamsDan Harvey WishnietskyDale Frederick WolfgramBarbara Rayner WoodAlice Nichols WoodsJames Leonard WoottonRussell Andrew WorkingViolet Johnson WorkingRebecca A. WorkmanJean P. WrenJean G. WrightKatherine Ann WrightMarie Antoinette YavaroneRobert F. ZawadzkiPaula Jane Zsiray

Jennifer L. HarcourtDennis HardingAlice Elizabeth HarperPhillip L. HarrisRobert Wayne HarshaPhyllis Elaine HarveyAndrew Dewitt HarveyMonica Jayne HatfieldCarolyn D. HayfordHerbert K. HegerDoris Jarrett HendersonShirley Ann HenwoodSteven Ben HernJohn E. HessGilbert E. HewettMieko H. HiguchiAntony James D. HillHarold C. HillDebra HinelineDaniel J. Hinkel Jr.Bonnie E. HirnLillian L. HiyamaPauline Virginia HobbsDaniel HoffmanCarl B. HoffmanBessie Mae HollowayMary Anne HomannTakao HosokiLily Wilson HuffmanSelma E. HughesVan HughesCharles Raymond HurtPete IlarRobert Abner Ireland Jr.

John Jenkins IveryPatsy M. IzumoThomas A. JacksonClyde I. JamesAnne Koch JantzenJohn F. JenningsHarold E. JinksMoore JohnsonCharles W. JohnsonMarcia Helene JohnsonRita J. JonesAlice S. JonesK. Forbis JordanGrace KachaturoffLeonard S. KaltzJoseph Patrick KaneIrwin N. KellenJames A. KellyRobert Lynn KentMary KerseyA. Donn KesselheimJohnnie L. KeyKathryn L. KidderBonnie Isabel KiefferJames D. KieleyMarjorie D. KimbleCarl H. KingRichard William Klain IILynn C. KleinFrances KleinNydia Ruth KlepperSandra G. KoczwaraMildred Nichols KogerAlbert Kohlmeier

Bonnie Gerrard KolowskiLoretta KrauseDavid H. LabuhnRhonda Ann LabuhnP. G. LantzRobert Laster Jr.Marian Gayle LathamSam LelesBetty Felmet LewisJeanne E. LipmanArthur Ralph LittleSandra Monroe LongWinston Huey LongJames H. LongleyGerard E. LonswayCarlah C. LuckMarilyn J. LudwigAntoinette Gabriel LylesAudie J. LynchClifford K. MadsenWilliam MangrumAnnette Marie MarcinkoskiRobert Dean MarshallElmo MartinJerry Alan MartinsonWilhelmina Stone MasonJoAnn MastersonJohn C. MatoonAlice Thomas MayhewTrudy Margaret McCullochThomas C. McCulloughMargaret Smoyer McDarghDonald F. McDermottAvis E. McDonald

Lynne McDowellRobin Hollie McGlohnLinda Ann McIlvoyJoanna T. McLaughlinLouisa B. McNultyWilliam McWhorterO. Donald MeadersCrystal Kathryn

MeriwetherJames Michael MerrinsEvelyn Metoyer-WilliamsRobert Leroy MeyersBarbara J. MichaelsCarol Ann MikulskiHomer F. Mincy Jr.Matthew John MitchellMartha M. MobleyJudith Linda MocklerBernadine E. MoldochAmy Louise Wolf MookCarolyn Mary MorasR.J. MoriconiCharles H. MorrowPatricia Ann MundayDale E. MurphyRuth Mwangangi-GerlachGeorge Lester MylanderM. Joan NardiEva Mae M. Nash-IsaacRobert J. NearineFranklin W. NeffFrancisco B. NewmanJohn Clifford NybakkeTerry Joseph Oberg

GEORGE H. REAVIS GIVING SOCIETIES (CONTINUED)

“ In struggling with dyslexia, school was extremely difficult. But through my teachers and tutors who helped me along the way, I was able to become who I am today. This selfless attitude has inspired me to become a teacher: to help students with dyslexia just as I was helped.”

– Ted Molkentin, 2018 PDK Prosective Educator Scholarship Recipient

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