Ball
State University Alumni Association
Alumni
Council Meeting Minutes
131th
Meeting
January
14, 2012
President
Stout called the 131th meeting of the Ball State University Alumni Council to
order at 10:06 am.
INTRODUCTION
OF NEW COUNCIL MEMBERS
Kathy
Thomas is the new representative from the Nursing Constituent Society. She graduated from nursing in 1979 and
started her professional nursing career in Muncie. After a few years she relocated to Indianapolis where she
spent majority of her career as a surgical nurse and bedside nurse. She retired in 2007 following
which she became active with the Nursing Alumni Society.
Chris
Courtney, a new alumni council at-large member, graduated from Ball State
University in l988. He grew up in
Muncie near the campus. Chris has
been a political advisor for the U.S. government the past two decades and has
served around the world and currently resides in New Mexico. He was a member of the Homecoming
Steering Committee as an undergraduate.
Pamala
Morris, a new alumni council at-large member, graduated with a bachelor’s
degree in elementary education in 1969 and a master’s degree in 1972. Pamala started teaching in the
Indianapolis Public Schools and finished her career as an elementary school
principal. She left IPS in 1992,
and accepted a position at Purdue University in the College of Agriculture as
assistant dean in the office of multicultural programs. She currently serves as president of
the Ball State University Black Alumni Constituent Society.
Lana
Manikowski grew up in Chicago and graduated from Ball State University in
1997. She moved to Washington D.C.
to work in public policy and public relations. Lana served as the alumni ambassador for the Washington D.C.
area. She now resides in Chicago
and works in surgical implant sales.
This is her first term as an at-large member of the council.
Gwen
Adell, who could not attend the meeting, is the new council representative from
the Teachers College Alumni Association.
MINUTES
Referring
the Council to pages 3-9 of the background report, Stout asked for corrections
or additions to the minutes from the 130th meeting on Sept. 24.
Hearing none, Jim Andrew moved to approve the minutes as presented,
Larry Metzing seconded. The motion carried by voice vote.
REPORTS
Executive
and Finance Committee
Chairman Kim Stout thanked Terry
Coleman for his leadership during the past year, and recognized Coleman as a
leader who has been dedicated to the search for the new executive director of
alumni programs.
Stout
provided an update on the Alumni Association Investment Fund #407 in the Ball
State University Foundation. The
fund existed at the foundation for several years and earned interest, but was
not classified as an endowed fund.
The fund is now classified as a stable value fund and will earn annual
interest and the principal cannot be invaded. Earnings from the fund will be available to finance alumni
programs.
The
BOLD Campaign included a Young Alumni initiative which had a goal of generating
1,000 new young alumni donors. The
campaign committee was provided a $10,000 matching gift to utilize in the
process. The committee met the
goal and was given choices of where to deposit the matching gift. The committee made the decision to
award the matching gift to the alumni association to be added to the principal
of the new association endowment fund. Larry Metzing, chairman of the new
alumni donor initiative for the BOLD Campaign, reported on his committee’s
efforts. It was charged with
increasing alumni contributors by 25%.
The committee did not achieve the goal, but came very close. The committee’s efforts impressed the
anonymous donor and the $50,000 matching gift is being made available for the
committee to award. Metzing
indicated the committee is recommending the $50,000 match also be placed in the
Alumni Association Investment Fund #407.
Ball
State University Foundation
Wayne
Estopinal reported the foundation’s next meeting is February 16-17, 2012. The Ball State University Foundation
continues to lead the way for university foundations across the country. The rapid change of the investment
market and the long lag times between investment committee meetings was
creating challenges for the foundation.
A change in the way the foundation does business with regards to
investment has been made. Tom Heck
has been outsourced from the foundation to a firm in New York, thus allowing
the foundation to immediately respond to the investment market. This management concept is being viewed
as very innovative across the country.
The
New York based company manages approximately $8B in assets. The Ball State University Foundation
assets total $201 million.
The university foundation experienced a 17% return on investments for
the 2011 year.
We
have a group of students who have about $500K in foundation investment assets.
We were hard on them suggesting it wasn’t working the way it should be.
Hopefully, we’ll begin seeing some better results by Feb. 16-17.
Ball
State Board of Trustees:
Hollis
Hughes expressed his appreciation to Terry Coleman for his outstanding
leadership as chairman of the council.
Hughes reported that Matt Momper has been reappointed to another term on
the Board of Trustees by the governor.
He also announced that Tom Bracken will be joining the board, replacing
his father, Frank Bracken. This
will assure the continuation and tradition of a member of the Ball family as a
trustee for the university.
The
trustees will elect officers at their next meeting. The board is aggressively working on its legislative
agenda. A proposal has been
developed by the board that will speed the process to graduation and reduce the
amount of tuition required to pay for their undergraduate education. Ball State is now classified as a
research-based institution along with Indiana University, Purdue University and
IUPUI. The development of the new
five year strategic plan is continuing.
Distribution of the plan should begin to take place in May. The university is also undergoing a new
comprehensive study for the national accreditation process.
Wayne
Estopinal reported that Hollis is an incredible president of the Board of
Trustees. He is a great ally for
us as alumni and is a great partner to the administration. The coming year is very important to
the university. Everyone really
needs to be involved with the legislators in their communities and actively
promoting our university.
Financial
Position
Don
Park, Interim Executive director, presented the alumni association’s financial
report found on pages 11 through 17 of the background report. The BSUAA had total assets of
$2,693,000 on December 31, 2011.
Total liabilities were $105,334 and the total equity was
$2,587,666. The budget approved by
the council for the 2011 year included expenditures of $576,000. The end of the year report indicates
that expenditures totaled $506,561 for the year. Income for the same period was $595,668 which was adequate
to fund all expenses and leave a budget surplus of $89,106. 82. Much of the year’s financial success
can be attributed to the $30,000 increase from the sale of affinity license
plates and the up-front payment from INTRUST for BSUAA implementing its Visa
credit card as the BSUAA affinity credit card.
The
proposed budget for 2012 was presented as indicated on page 16. The proposed increase in expenditures
of $614,600 is primarily the result of an increase of $30,000 in proposed
legacy scholarships for 2012 and the need to purchase a new car for the
association. Income to fund the
budget is proposed to be $510,000 with an additional $104,600 to be funded from
alumni association reserves. It is
anticipated the continued increase in the sale of affinity license plates and
affinity insurance policies will reduce the proposed level of funding from
association reserves by the end of the year. Doug Reddington moved approval of the proposed 2012
budget. Vince Von Der Vellen
seconded the motion, which was unanimously approved.
Park
referred the council members to page 19 in the background report. The Ball State University budget that
supports the Office of Alumni Programs, including staff and program support, is
presented on that page. The level
of support for the current year is $880,713. The operation and success of the BSUAA is a collaborative
effort between the university and the alumni association.
A
brief discussion was held relative to Cardinal Corner, Inc. and the scope and
quality of merchandise that is offered through the program. It was agreed to investigate the
expansion, scope, quality, and fashion of merchandise being sold; that outside
vendors be explored to help operate the site for the association; and that
on-line purchasing be provided.
Services
Committee
Vince
Von Der Vellen reported the following highlights from reports on pages 20-24.
1. Cardinal Corner, Inc. – 644 orders were
received during 2012 and the operating balance at the
conclusion of the year was $121,527
2. The new INTRUST affinity Visa card
agreement was signed May 20, 2011 and became
effective September, 2011. Two
unique cards have been developed.
INTRUST is actively marketing the new cards to alumni and 648
applications have been received.
Marketing will continue by direct mail, in the Alumnus magazine, and electronically.
3. Alumni Affinity Insurance – 417 new and
1,157 renewed auto, home, life policies, and 453 medical insurance policies
were sold through the insurance services program during 2011. Total premiums were $161,050.
4. Photo ID Program – 58 alumni ID cards have
been issued since the September, 2011 meeting of the alumni
council. To date, 6,345 ID cards
are in circulation.
5. New Graduate Mailings – Responses to
graduate mailings during 2011were 742 compared to 543
received during 2010.
Coach
of the Year Awards
Nick
Zuniga reported the alumni association has announced seven fall sports high
school Coach of the Year award recipients. The award is presented to Indiana high school head coaches
in all IHSAA recognized sports.
Recipients are recommended and selected by colleagues throughout the
state and Ball State athletic’s representatives. This year’s recipients are:
Boy’s
Tennis – Mike Bostic, ’96, Carmel High School
Girl’s
Golf – Ken Kelly, ’79MA90, Carmel High School
Soccer
– Todd Vanderweele, ’95, Argos High School
Boy’s
Cross Country – Tim Ray, ’97, Chesterton High School
Girl’s
Cross Country – Steve Lewark, ’68MA74, West Lafayette High School
Volleyball
– Biff Wilson, ’98, Wes-Del High School
Football
– Bob Gaddis, ’78MAE84, Columbus East High School
New
Media / Technology
Christy
Horn introduced Steve Fulton to present a demonstration of the software being
utilized to support the Cardinal Network for Higher Education. The Cardinal Network will be composed
of several hundred alumni and friends of the university who will provide
advocacy support to the university at the local, state and federal legislative
levels. The floor was opened for
discussion following the presentation. Topics discussed included ideas for
recruiting network members; what role can the council play as advocates and in
nominating network members; what type of contact with legislators work best;
what type of metrics will be utilized to evaluate the network; and membership
criteria for network membership.
All members of the alumni council, members of boards of alumni chapters
and constituent societies, trustees of the university, and directors of the
Ball State University Foundation have been included as members of the
network. It was agreed that each
member of the alumni council would be asked to submit names of alumni from
their area, or with whom they are acquainted, as nominees for network
members. Each nominee will receive
a letter of invitation from the BSUAA explaining the purpose of the network and
inviting them to join.
Horn
reported the November issue of the Alumnus
magazine (electronic
edition) received 4,983 unique views which is an increase of 24 percent over
the previous edition . Push e-mail
campaigns during October, November and December totaled 98. Annual giving end-of-the-year push
e-mails were sent to 40,169 alumni and 175 gifts in the amount of $44,002 were
received. Three on-line credit
card processing companies are still under consideration and one should be selected
to provide services for the BSUAA in the next few weeks.
The
alumni association is managing 20 different pages in Facebook, The main Ball State Alumni
Association page has more than 5000 likes. Our LinkedIn group has increased from 5,325 to 5,717 since
the last council meeting. Twitter
followers have now reached 2,354.
Engagement
Committee
Christy
Horn reported on the meeting of the Alumni Engagement Committee, which met on
Friday afternoon and evening. The committee reviewed research relative to
effective alumni engagement and discussed several categories of engagement
programs including those for current students, young alumni, geographical and
academic groups, electronic social media networks, effective magazine
engagement and interdisciplinary groups.
The
committee recommended that the staff of the BSUAA draft a proposal for
increasing the effectiveness of engagement of Ball State University students to
be presented to the committee for consideration at its April meeting. Research
indicates that alumni who developed a relationship with the alumni association
and alumni during their undergraduate years are the highest percent of alumni
to become engaged with the university following graduation.
Alumni
Activities
Sam
DeWeese asked council members to review the lists of past alumni association
activities and future activities found on pages 25-28 in the agenda background
report.
CONSTITUENT
ORGANIZATION REPORTS
Alumni
Chapters
Adams-Wells (Holly Mahnensmith)
Holly
Mahnensmith reported the chapter hosted their Fall Adopt-A-Highway Clean-Up on
Monday, October 10, 2011, at Preble Fireman’s Park with dinner following at
Preble Gardens. Nine alumni,
family, and friends helped with the clean-up.
The
Family Bowling Outing will be Sunday, February 12, from 2 – 4 p.m. The next
board meeting is scheduled for Sunday, February 12, prior to the Family Bowling
Outing.
Greater
Indianapolis
Mike
Shumaker reported the last board meeting was held October 19, 2011. The board reviewed their summer
outings. Twenty-three alumni and
friends attended the Savion Glover theatre outing on April 1 at the Palladium;
the Golf and Dinner outing was cancelled due to inclement weather; 92 guests
attended the Indians Baseball and picnic outing on June 24, and the Symphony on
the Prairie outing featuring music by Billy Joel and Elton John drew a crowd of
192 alumni.
The
annual Indianapolis Casino Night is scheduled for Saturday, March 3 at the
Northside Knights of Columbus Hall.
Russ Lawrence will chair the event. Steph Meyers, Mike Shumaker, and Kara Traut agreed to renew
their terms on the board. The
board is currently in the process of recruiting new board members. The next
meeting will be held Wednesday, March 3, at 5 p.m.
Michiana
The
Michiana Alumni Board of Directors last met October 15. The chapter hosted two
events this fall - a Wine & Beer Tasting Party and the annual Woodfield
Mall Shopping Trip. Ninety-six
alumni and friends gathered for the Wine & Beer Tasting at the Legends of
Notre Dame, while 55 rode on the bus to Schaumburg, Illinois, for the shopping
trip. The board will meet Monday, January 30, in Elkhart.
Northeastern
Indiana
The
chapter board of directors last met Tuesday, January 10. Charles Green, Mo Hire, Mike McMillen,
and Jennifer Roherty agreed to serve on the scholarship committee for 2012. The
chapter will host a reception at the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum before
the Mad Ants basketball game on Friday, February 3. Matt Momper is chairing the event.
The
annual TGIF party will be Friday, February 24, at Columbia Street West from 5 –
7 p.m. No reservation is required
to attend. Mo Hire will chair the
event. The Science Central Family Outing will be from 1 – 4 p.m. on Sunday,
March 4. The chapter would like to
thank Karen Francisco and Jo Ann Johnston for sponsoring the outing. The next board meeting will be Tuesday,
April 17.
Alumni
Ambassadors/Alumni Leaders
Alumni
Ambassador’s representative reported the Cardinal Network for Higher Education
was added to the responsibilities of Alumni Ambassadors. Alumni Ambassadors have been surveyed
to determine their interest and willingness to continue to represent their
geographic areas and fulfill the responsibilities of the volunteer role. Twenty-four current ambassadors
indicated they would be willing to continue in the role while 18 responded that
they did not want to continue to serve.
Six have not replied at the time of this meeting.
Black
Alumni Society
Mike
Chisley reported the society is currently accepting applications for BACS Book
Scholarships. Four new members
have been welcomed to the society board:
Nathan Boyd, Jarrod Dortch, Obie LeFlore, and Ed Wills.
Pamala
Morris was reelected as president. Renee Akins and Teresa Jeter were elected as
vice presidents. They will also
chair the 2012 Black Alumni Reunion. The next meeting is scheduled for February
25 and members are invited to attend a dinner hosted by the Black Student
Association following the meeting.
Cardinal
Football Alliance Referencing
page 30 of the materials, Tracy Hendricks mentioned meeting with Coach Lembo,
and his excitement for reinvigorating the group. A special event for all
football lettermen is being planned by the CFA, BSUAA and football program for
the 2012 spring game. The next meeting of the board of directors will be on
April 21.
Professional
Societies
College
of Architecture and Planning
The
board last met on Friday, October 28, 2011, in conjunction with CAP Alumni Day
and Symposium. Four new members were added to the board: Catherine Baker, Craig
Farnsworth, Larry Roan, and Karl Sonnenberg. MJ Meneley was elected as the new president.
Alumni
Day and Symposium followed the meeting and was a success. This event is a wonderful
opportunity for CAP Alumni to showcase to current students what they’ve been
doing since graduating. There were 109 reservations for the recognition dinner
where the following alumni were recognized: Distinguished Alumni Award –
Bradley Barker; Award of Outstanding Achievement – Jeffrey Bone, Cynthia Bowen,
Richard Fetz, Richard Moake; Charles M. Sappenfield Award of Excellence –
Robert Koester. The Dean would like this group to take more of a direct role
with planning Alumni Day and utilize alumni for subcommittees (with potential
for subcommittee members to later serve on the board). The next meeting will be
in February 9.
Family
and Consumer Sciences
Jackie
Johnston reported the board has not met in 10 months, and is currently seeking
nominations for FCS alumni awards. The group is currently surveying alumni to
obtain interests and best ways to engage graduates from 1990 to current.
Journalism
The
society has not met since the last council meeting. The department is still
searching for a new chair. Dan Waechter will continue to serve as interim
chair. Planning another alumni reunion for 2013 is underway.
The
awards committee will meet Tuesday, January 24, to select a slate of nominees
and will present them to the board at the Journalism board meeting Saturday,
January 28.The J. Pulliam Awards Luncheon will be hosted at the Student Center
on April 11, followed by the spring board meeting.
MCOB
The
board is working on scheduling speakers for Dialogue Days February 23-24.
Business alumni who wish to be mentors to students from the business honors
program are currently being sought. Three new members will be welcomed upon
their confirmation at the January 17 meeting: Todd Haynes, Ed Armentrout, and
Cory Spaulding.
Natural
Resources and Environmental Management
The
board is preparing for the 11th NREM Internship & Career Fair to be held at
the Alumni Center Thursday, January 26.
The annual Alumni Awards Dinner will be held Friday, April 20. The next
meeting will be Thursday, January 26, and five awards recipients will be
confirmed.
Nursing
A
pinning ceremony was hosted in December for 44 new nurses. The board is
preparing for the 2012 Nursing Alumni Banquet and reunions to be held April 28.
Nominations for Nursing Alumni Awards are currently being accepted, with a
meeting February 3 to discuss applications.
The
next meeting of the board is scheduled February 9.
Teachers
College
The
board last met Saturday, September 10, 2011. Dean John Jacobson updated the group on college news,
including faculty and program recognitions at the university, state, and
national levels, a profile of the college, immersive learning opportunities,
grant funding, and accreditations. The group approved scholarship and award
forms, made committee assignments, and elected officers for the coming
year. Phil Metcalf will serve as
president, Alena Bogucki as vice president, Anthony Williams as secretary, and
Gwenn Adell as alumni council representative. The next board meeting is
scheduled Thursday, June 14, at 10 a.m. at the Alumni Center.
STUDENT
ORGANIZATIONS
Homecoming
Michelle
Johnson reported that applications for the 2012 Homecoming Steering Committee
have been sent out to all undergraduate students. This year, a special postcard was mailed to the Legacy
Scholarship recipients to announce applications were being accepted. After applications are reviewed, all
applicants will be interviewed in mid-February. The selection committee will choose up to 16 students to
help plan, organize and execute Homecoming for 2012.
The
first meeting for the 2012 committee is slated for February 26, 2012. All of the students on the
2011Homecoming Steering Committee will join the council for lunch today
following the meeting.
St.A.R.T.
The
group last met on Wednesday, December 7, 2011, to assemble Survival Kits. They sold, assembled, and delivered 122
kits, bringing the group a profit of $1,402.97. Total profit since the program’s inception in Fall 2004 is
$18,553.88.
St.A.R.T.
members participated in the Student Voluntary Services Giving Tree program this
year and provided Christmas gifts for four local children in need. A new event
is being planned for Wednesday, February 1 from 8:30-10 a.m. at the Alumni
Center. Cardinal Coffee Club
provides an opportunity for approximately 900 retired alumni in Delaware County
to gather for coffee and pastries while socializing and using the Alumni
Center. St.A.R.T. members
will host this monthly event and get the opportunity to network with alumni.
Our next meeting is scheduled
Wednesday, January 18, at 8 a.m. in the Alumni Center.
ALUMNI
INVOLVMENT INDEX
Park
referred the council to pages 32 and 33 in the background report. The Alumni Index was created as a
method to identify the level of engagement of alumni utilizing metrics. Alumni who participate in BSUAA and
advancement programs and activities, serve in volunteer roles, utilize
association services, etc., are awarded points for each engagement. More than 66,000 alumni were engaged in
at least one activity last year. In addition to providing a measurement tool
for engagement, the index helps identify the best prospects for targeted
activities, marketing and communications.
ALUMNI
COUNCIL COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS
Kim
Stout referred the council members to page 33. The 2012 committee assignments for the BSUAA are
listed. Most of the committees
will be meeting during the next three months and reporting recommendations to
the next meeting of the council.
NEW
BUSINESS
Petition
for Recognition of Ball State University Club of Chicago
A
petition was submitted to establish an official alumni chapter for the greater
Chicago area that includes seven counties. The organization was developed during the BOLD Campaign
and
is asking for recognition and affiliation with the university. It is a model for future alumni clubs
and the modification of existing alumni chapters. It will serve the BSUAA , University Development, and
University Advancement in the Chicago area. Staff members from both alumni and development will support
the organization. The petition
included a constitution and by-laws and more than the required number of 25
petitioners.
It
was moved by Terry Coleman to accept the petition and approve affiliation of
the organization with the BSUAA.
Tom Farris seconded the motion and it was approved by a unanimous vote.
The first meeting of the board of the Ball State Club of Chicago will be in
March.
Petition
for Reinstatement of TCOM Constituent Society
A
petition and request for reinstatement as an affiliate of the BSUAA was received
from the Department of Telecommunications and the board of directors of the
department’s
alumni
organization. The society was originally established in l990 and recognized by
the alumni association. The
society and the BSUAA discontinued the relationship in 1999.
The
organization has continued to function as a department organization since that
time. It has been very active and
highly engaged with alumni of the telecommunications programs. The alumni association has supported
the group in recent years in distributing newsletter and event announcements
through social media programs. The
constituent society is now requesting reinstatement with the BSUAA. It has
submitted a constitution and bylaws, has more than the 25 qualified
petitioners, and most members of its board hold active alumni status. Wayne
Estopinal moved to approve the petition on the condition that all members of
the TCOM board meet the standard of being active members of the BSUAA by its
next meeting. Larry Metzing seconded the motion and it was approved by a
unanimous vote.
Authorization
for Management of BSUAA Funds
The
BSUAA maintains active accounts with several financial institutions. Each institution requires authorization
by the governing board that identifies the corporation officer who is
responsible for financial transactions on behalf of the organization. The following resolution was proposed
to authorize Don L. Park, Interim Executive Director, as the signatory for all
BSUAA accounts with financial institutions for consideration by the council.
Resolution
Be
it resolved that the Alumni Council and Board of Directors of the Ball State University
Alumni Association designate Don L. Park, Interim Executive Director, President,
CEO and Treasurer as the individual responsible for managing the financial assets
of the Ball State University Alumni Association and Cardinal Corner, Inc. The assignment authorizes Don L. Park
as signatory on accounts with the following financial
institutions and for establishing accounts with other financial institutions as
necessary.
Old
National Bank, Muncie, IN
Indiana
Members Credit Union, Indianapolis, IN
First
Merchants Bank, Muncie, IN
Ball
State Federal Credit Union, Muncie, IN
First
Internet Bank of Indiana
Indiana
Community Bank, Indianapolis, IN
INTRUST
Bank, Wichita, KS
Mutual
Bank, Muncie, IN
The
motion to approve the resolution was made by Terry Coleman and seconded by
Larry Metzing. It was unanimously approved.
Formation
of Committee Related to Cardinal Network
It
was proposed that the alumni council be designated as an ad hoc committee of
the whole to help identify alumni who they believe would be effective advocates
for the university and members of the Cardinal Network for Higher Education.
Each council member would be asked to submit nominees for network
membership. The motion was
unanimously approved. The alumni
staff will send a copy of the original proposal for the network and a letter of
invitation to join to each alumnus nominated by council members.
Proposal
to Engage Undergraduate Students in Alumni Programs
The
recommendation included in the report from the Alumni Engagement Committee was
brought forward for discussion and consideration. It was moved by Christy Horn that the association staff
develop a plan to increase the engagement of university students with the BSUAA
to be presented to the Committee on Engagement at its next meeting. The motion was seconded by Doug
Reddington and approved by unanimous vote.
OTHER
BUSINESS FROM THE MEMBERSHIP
Update
on Search for Executive Director
Hudson
Akin, Vice President for University Adancement, reported the search process is
continuing. A search committee
including Terry Coleman, Kim Stout, Wayne Estopinal and Doug Reddington from
the alumni council was formed last fall.
Also included on the committee are Chip Jaggers, Director of University
Development, Tony Proudfoot, Director of Communications and University
Marketing, Cathy Bickel, Associate Director of Housing and Residence Life, and
Bob Morris, Dean of Graduate Studies. Fred Cox, Chairman-Elect of the alumni council is
being added to the committee. The
position was advertised nationally and a large pool of applicants was
received. Through video interviews
and committee conference calls, the pool was reduced to nine. Four were brought to the campus for
interviews and one was brought back for a second interview. The candidate withdrew from the search
following the second campus interview.
A new search will be initiated and the position will be re-advertised.
The
meeting was adjourned by Chairman Stout at 12:26 p.m.
Respectfully
Submitted,
Dr.
Don L. Park, Interim Executive Director
Ball
State University Alumni Association
IMPORTANT
DATES
1. Saturday, April 21, 2012 – Spring
Alumni Council Meeting
2. Saturday, September 22, 2012 – Fall
Alumni Council Meeting with Legacy Scholarship recipients and the 2012 Homecoming Steering
Committee as lunch guests
3. Saturday, September 22, 2012 –Ball
State vs. South Florida Football
Attendance
– Alumni Council Meeting – January 14, 2010
James
A. Andrew |
STAFF
|
| Thomas
L. Andrews |
Steve R. Fulton
|
| John
S. Bergman |
Jon K. Gorman
|
| Julie
C. Bradshaw |
Tracy
L. Hendricks |
| Jennifer
J. Budreau |
Michelle
R. Johnson |
| Michael
L. Chisley |
Deborah
D. Linegar |
| Terry
R. Coleman |
Don
L. Park |
| Christopher
J. Courtney |
Susan
K. Taylor |
| Frederick
E. Cox, Jr. |
Kate T. Webber
|
| Wayne
Estopinal |
GUESTS |
Thomas
L. Farris
|
T.
W. Hudson Akin |
| Brian
D. Hayes |
Christy
A. Horn |
| Kerry
L. Hendel |
Hollis
E. Hughes Jr. |
| Annette
A. Munoz |
Greg
E. Jacoby |
| Heather
D. Perry |
Jacqueline
J. Johnston
|
| Douglas
W. Reddington |
Holly
R. Mahnensmith |
| Michael
L. Shumaker |
Lana
D. Manikowski
|
Robin
L. Sparks
|
Michael
M. McMillen |
| Kimberley
A. Stout |
Larry
W. Metzing |
| Kathy
M. Thomas |
Pamala V. Morris |
| Vincent
J. Von Der Vellen |
|
Lori
K. Wean
|
|
Samuel
C. DeWeese
|
|
Nicholas
R. Zuniga |
|