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Francis, Ph.D. In just over a decade and a half, the Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy*(IMSA) has become one of the premier
institutions of its kind in our state, nation and world.
By any and all measures, IMSA is an unqualified success...a winner that works...a powerful model of what is possible when government, education,
and the private sector come together to address important needs and challenges - in this case to develop talent and stimulate excellence
in teaching and learning in mathematics, science and technology. Much of IMSA's success to date has been made possible by the
generous support of our investors, including donors to the IMSA Fund for Advancement of Education. By investing in IMSA, you strengthen our capacity to help our state and nation address important problems such as the acute shortage of well-qualified mathematics and science teachers, the prevalent student achievement deficiencies and gaps in
mathematics and science, and the critical need to build a highly skilled and scientifically literate workforce for the future.
Giving to the IMSA Fund enhances the academic, social and personal development of IMSA students, the leaders of tomorrow. Giving to the IMSA Fund helps provide exemplary professional development and motivating enrichment programs that increase the knowledge and skills of teachers and other students in mathematics, science and technology. Giving to the IMSA Fund leverages the State's investment and signals to other potential investors that IMSA is worthy of their support. Giving to the IMSA Fund helps a strong institution grow even stronger.
In this annual report, we are pleased to share with you some highlights of the 2001-02 fiscal year. We appreciate your past support and as we look to the future, we hope you will continue to help IMSA - a winner that works - secure a strong tomorrow. Sincerely,
Philip H. Francis, Ph.D. PRESIDENT
IMSA Fund for
Advancement of Education
Stephanie Pace Marshall, Ph.D. PRESIDENT
Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy
W l i c i t i S Located in Aurora, Illinois, IMSA is an international ly-I m S P\ recognized pioneering educational institution created
by the State to develop talent and stimulate excellence in teaching and learning in mathematics, science and technology. IMSA's advanced residential college preparatory program enrolls 650 academically talented Illinois students in grades 10-12. More than 16,000 teachers and 23,000 students in Illinois and beyond have benefited from IMSA's professional development and enrichment programs. IMSA serves the people of Illinois through innovative instructional programs, public and private partnerships, policy leadership and action research.
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The IMSA Fund for Advancement of Education is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit corporation that raises, invests and distributes monies from the private sector to support IMSA's mission.
Contributions to the IMSA Fund support programs and services for IMSA students and staff, other Illinois students, and educators in Illinois and beyond; IMSA Fund operating expenses including ongoing donor cultivation and stewardship activities; and programs and services for IMSA alumni, parents and the general public.
Students hone their research skills in the Grainger Center for Imagination and Inquiry, made possible by The Grainger Foundation.
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Young Illinois students thrive in the IMSA Kids Institute.®
D e v e l o p m e n t H i g h l i g h t s
• The IMSA Fund raised $2,303,082 in FY02. • The number of donors to the IMSA Fund increased
from 546 in FY01 to 865 in FY02. This included an increase in corporate donors (45 to 56), foundation donors (9 to 17) and individual donors (467 to 738). • For groups of individual donors, the greatest increase
was achieved by IMSA alumni - a 742% increase, from 24 to 178 donors.
• Five major gift commitments ($100,000+) were announced in FY02, led by a $500,000 commitment from the Andrew Corporation/Aileen S. Andrew Foundation of Orland Park, Illinois. The others were from Michael and Katherine Birck, The Chicago Community Trust, The Pritzker Foundation and The Ball Foundation.
• FY02 was the first full year of the IMSA's Fund's first Major Gifts Initiative. The initiative is designed to secure contributions from the private sector to help IMSA launch and expand its statewide programs and services for Illinois teachers and students. At the end of FY02, $2.8 million of the $7.2 million goal had been achieved.
P r o g r a m S u p p o r t H i g h l i g h t s
• The IMSA Fund awarded $715,297 to IMSA in FY02, primarily to support:
• Enrichment Programs for Other Illinois Students - $280,342
• Academic and Student Life Programs for IMSA Students- $145,389
• Academy Infrastructure - $100,322
• Professional Development Programs for Educators in Illinois and Beyond -$66,269
• IMSA Great Minds Program® for Students, Teachers and the Public -$47,303
See page 4 for examples of these programs.
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The IMSA Great Minds Program* gives Illinois students, educators and the public opportunities to interact with thought leaders of our time, including renowned paleontologist Dr. Paul Sereno. Many of these opportunities are made possible
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Special Events Highlights
Anniversary Gala and Birthday Celebration • On April 27, 2002, the IMSA Fund hosted IMSA's 15th
Anniversary Gala and Birthday Celebration at the Four Seasons Hotel in Chicago. This event paid tribute to Nobel Laureate and IMSA Resident Scholar Dr. Leon Lederman on his pending 80th birthday. Prominent business, scientific, education and government officials attended. Gala co-chairs were IMSA 1990 graduate Lt. Elizabeth Malecha, a Navy pilot and tactics instructor, and Robert H. Malott, retired chairman and chief executive officer, FMC Corporation, and a vice president of the IMSA Fund. Journalist Aaron Freeman served as the Master of Ceremonies.
Awardees
• Pioneer Award - John D. "Jack" Goeken, chairman and chief executive officer of The Goeken Group, and a founder of MCI
• Shining Light Leadership Award - Sheila MB Griffin, John H. McEachern Jr., James D. Pearson and Jesus "Manny" Sosa, the four founding members of the IMSA Board of Trustees still serving on the Board Gala Sponsors
• The Alford Group Inc. • The Boeing Company • KemperLesnik Organization • Rush-Copley Medical Center Dedication Programs
• The IMSA Fund sponsored the naming and dedication of Harris Hall (Residence Hall 1501) in honor of Neison and Bette Harris (Harris Family Foundation), and the dedication of Robert H. Malott's stunning nature photographs now on display at IMSA.
Alumni Gatherings
• The IMSA Fund supported programs and services for IMSA alumni including Lumen 2002 (an annual discussion forum on important issues of the day attended by IMSA alumni, staff, selected students and local leaders), Alumni Day at IMSA, and Reunions for the Classes of 1992 and 1997.
IMSA Resident Scholar Dr. Leon Lederman
SBC Ameritech Winston & Strawn
US Freightways
Margaret Wiora and Dr. Herman White dance the night away.
Gala co-chair Lt. Elizabeth Malecha (IMSA v90) and Speaker of the House J. Dennis Hastert
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E x a m p l e s of D o n o r - s u p p o r t e d P r o g r a m s Academic and Student Life Programs
for IMSA Students
• Student inquiry and research opportunities in the Grainger Center for Imagination and Inquiry and Grainger Inventors' Workshop and participation in the NATO Advanced Research Workshop
• Student leadership development training and programs, Richard L. Horwitz Lecture on Ethics (honoring IMSA seniors) and Bernard L. Hollister Leadership Lecture (honoring IMSA sophomores) • Activities for various student groups (drama club,
student newspaper, Madrigals, etc.), trips to see Madeleine Albright and the Lyric Opera's Hansel and Gretel, and equipment for academic programs, athletic programs and the Titan Fitness Center Enrichment Programs for Other Illinois Students • IMSA Kids Institute® activities developed and led
by IMSA students for Illinois students in grades 3-9, including summer science camps, the Real Science CD-ROM science magazine, and Saturday afternoon workshops
• Summer Enrichment for Academics in Mathematics and Science (SEAMS) for 9th grade students from underrepresented populations
• IMSA Excellence 2000+, an after-school enrichment program for Illinois middle school students, with professional development for their teachers Professional Development Programs for Educators in Illinois and Beyond
• Bridges to Science Literacy, a program that helps Illinois teachers identify and clarify big ideas in science and underlying concepts in mathematics using the American Association for the Advancement of Science's Project 2061 materials
IMSA Madrigals perform for guests at an IMSA Open House event.
• Problem-Based Learning Network, activities that help teachers in Illinois, other states and several counties increase student motivation and learning through the use of well-designed "messy" real-world problems • Educational materials for IMSA's Internet Toolkit
services and teacher network activities to perform action research in their classrooms
IMSA Great Minds Program® for Students, Educators and the Public
• Frontiers of Educational Technology Dialogue for Illinois superintendents, technology coordinators and school media specialists
• Community lectures by Admiral William E. Owens and Alfred Berkeley, vice chairman of NASDAQ • Seminars for IMSA students with renowned leaders
in science, business and other fields, and the unveiling of Portraits of Great American Scientists, a book written by IMSA students and a peer from Batavia High School
Bill Draper and Jane Calvert, educators from Hillsboro Junior High in southern Illinois, prepare IMSA Excellence 2000+ materials for their students during professional development activities at IMSA.
Y e a r E n d S u m m a r y J u n e 3 0 , 2 0 0 2 2 0 0 1 2 0 0 2 P r o g r a m S u p p o r t a n d O t h e r E x p e n s e s Program Services Supporting Services Fundraising Management ft General $715,297 $104,219 $64,746 Total Expenses $884,262 Enrichment Programs
for Other Illinois Students $280,342 Academic and Student
Life Programs for IMSA Students $145,389
Academy Infrastructure $100,322 Professional Development $66,269 Programs for Educators
in Illinois and Beyond
IMSA Great Minds Program $47,303 for Students, Teachers
and the Public
Other $75,672
Total Program Services $715,297 100%
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Net Assets 7/1/01 Contributions, Pledges and Support
Special Event Revenue Other Revenue Expenses $2,640,206 $1,242,701 $64,687 $52,658 ($884,262) Net Assets 6/30/02 $3,115,990
Notes: Of the $3,115,990 in Net Assets, due to donor-imposed restrictions and decisions of the IMSA Fund Board of Directors, $364,309 is available to fund the management and operating expenses of the IMSA Fund as well as for unrestricted program support. Amounts from audited financial statements for the year ended June 30, 2002.
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In this report we recognize giving of $125.00 and above during the fiscal
July 1, 2 0 0 1 - June 30, 2002. Donors who make multi-year pledges are recognized during the fiscal year in which the pledge is made.
Titans - ($100,000.00 + ) Andrew Corporation /
Aileen S. Andrew Foundation The Ball Foundation
Michael and Katherine Birck The Chicago Community Trust The Pritzker Foundation
Trailblazers - ($25,000.00 + ) American Marketing Systems, Inc. The Boeing Company
City of Aurora SBC Foundation
Ms. Susan Snell Schanlaber Mr. and Mrs. William J. White
Pioneers - ($10,000.00 + ) Anonymous
Aurora Foundation (James D. and Marlene F. Pearson Advisory Fund) BP Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. G.Thomas Castino Lancaster Family Foundation Lloyd A. Fry Foundation Malott Family Foundation Dr. Stephanie Pace Marshall Pittway Corporation Charitable
Foundation
The Rocking JT Foundation James T. and Mary J. Schaefer Mr. and Ms. Samuel K. Skinner Winston & Strawn Foundation Dr.Tito Yao and Mrs. LiliaYao
Benefactors - ($5,000.00 + ) The Alford Group Inc.
3M Aurora Distribution Center 3M Bedford Park Plant Best Buy Children's Foundation Mrs. Virginia Cherry
Commonwealth Edison Company Dillon Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Neal S. Hagiwara Mrs. Joanne Hansen
The Hansen-Furnas Foundation, Inc. KemperLesnik Organization
Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Krehbiel Rush-Copley Medical Center S & C Foundation
Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. US Freightways
Catherine C. and William J. Veal
Associates - ($1,250.00 + ) Altheimer & Gray
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Asher Mr. and Mrs. Dean L. Buntrock Chicago Equity Partners Dr. and Mrs.Thomas Colletti Dr. and Mrs. Philip H. Francis General Mills
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Goeken Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Gower Mr. Woodson Griffin
and Mrs. Sheila MB Griffin
Don and Pat Gulotta Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Irving B. Harris Mrs. Victoria Hollister Illinois Tool Works Inc. Mr. Eric N.Johnson Mr. and Mrs. John P. Kelly Mr. David L. Kung The Lumpkin Foundation Molex Incorporated Mr. Fred Montgomery Harle G. Montgomery
Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Morrow lurguia lurguia Northern Illinois University James D. and Marlene F. Pearson Rockwell International
Science Service, Inc.
Dr. Frank and Mrs. Katy Simutis Dr. LuAnn Smith, Ph.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesus M. Sosa Mr. and Mrs. William A. VanSanten Mr. Bruce Winstein
and Mrs. Joan Winstein Ms. Joset B.Wright Ms. Jane St. Pierre
and Mr. Carlos R.
While we carefully prepared this donor list, we recognize that errors may have occurred. Please accept our apology if your name is not properly represented and contact IMSA's Office of Advancement at 630-907-5040 so that our records can be corrected.
Affiliates - ($500.00 + ) Dr. and Mrs.Thomas Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Roger E. Anderson Anonymous
Argonne National Laboratory William A. and Marjorie G. Bardeen Randall and Cathy Barnes
Dr. and Mrs. David Barr Benedictine University
Dr. John Bisinger and Dr. Susan Bisinger Mrs. Amy Downey Bullinger
Mr. David Bumbar
Mr. and Mrs. Juan C. Bustamante Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cantarutti Mr. and Mrs. Craig E. Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Blouke Carus Mr. Gary S. Cerefice Mr. Charles Chariya
Mr. and Mrs. Prasan Chariya The Cherry Corporation Chicago Urban League
Dr. Victoria Chou and Mr. Steve Tozer Dr. Arnold D.Chung, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Clark Mr. Richard G.CIine
Mr. and Mrs. Barton F. Corley Mr. Wayne and Representative
Mary Lou Cowlishaw Mr. and Mrs. Alan Cox Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cutting Ms. Jaime Devereaux Dr. Richard F. Dods
and Dr. Linda Y. Dods Dr. Oliver and Mrs. Colleen Dold Mr. James R. Donnelley
Dr. Donald and Dr. Helen Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Elmore, Sr. Michael and Janis Fanning
Dr. and Mrs. Hans K. Fauske Dr. and Mrs. Jay Fernando Mr. Marshall Field, V Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Filler Dr. and Mrs. Val L. Fitch Mr. and Mrs. David J. Geary Dr. and Mrs. Damian D. Gress TheTerrence J. Hall Family Dr. and Mrs. Richard E. Hanke Dr. Connie Hatcher
Mr. Steve Hefter Dr. Carl Heine Mr. Edward Hennessy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Anders Hoist Ms. Chelsy Hopper Dr. Marc Horn David and Irma Hrycyk Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Ingersoll International Society
For Technology In Education Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Jackman
Dr. Paul H. Knappenberger and Dr. Naomi Knappenberger Mr. and Mrs.Teodozyj Kolasa Dr. and Mrs. Leon M. Lederman Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Leshem Mr. Horace Malcom
and Dr. Shirley M. Malcom Mr. and Mrs. Bose Mandava Mr. and Mrs. Charles Margolis Mr. Michael McCool
Mr. and Mrs. John H. McEachern, Jr. Mr. Lester McKeever, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric McLaren Dr.and Mrs. Jon Miller Mr. and Mrs. Ronald S. Miller Dr. and Mrs. David R. Mosena Tim and Eileen Murphy Mr. and Mrs. David Newton Dr. Luis Nunez
Mr. and Mrs. James T. O'Donnell W. B. Olson, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. William E. O'Neil Dr. and Mrs. Michael Palmisano Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pauritsch Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Petersen Mr. Kalidas Puppala
and Dr. Bhagya L. Puppala Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Quigg Dr. and Mrs. Frank Radosevich Mr. and Mrs. Alan Riley Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rogers Mr. Robert Rosner
and Dr. Marsha R. Rosner Matthew B. Rossi
Dr. and Mrs. Matthew B. Rossi Dr. David Rubis
Mr. and Mrs. John Ruddy Dr. Anthony Salemi Atkavi Sawadisavi, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin P. Sawyier The Karla Scherer Foundation Mayor Jeffery Schielke
and Dr. Linda Schielke
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schillerstrom Ms. Sara L. Schupf
Sealmaster Bearings Dr. John E. Skarha Dr. Christine J. Sobek
State Farm Insurance Companies Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Strong Mr. Marvin Strunk
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tenhouse Texas Tech University
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Thornton Dr. and Mrs. Alvin V.Tollestrup Dr. Michael S.Turner
and Ms. Barbara Ahlberg
Universities Research Association, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Jose Velasco
Mr. and Mrs. Raghavendra Villivalam Mr. and Mrs. Steven Volkman Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Voris Dr. Herman B.White Dr. Michael S.Witherell Dr. Tin-Chuen Yeung
and Mrs. Bik Kit Yeung
Patrons - ($125.00 + ) Anonymous
Ms. Anne C.Allen Mrs. Gretchen 0. Anderson Dr. and Mrs. Henry M.Andoh Drs. Randall and Barbara Andreoli Mr. Steven Anichini
Ariel Capital Management, Inc. Mr. Cameron S. Armbruster Mr. and Mrs. Howard Benario Marjorie Craig Benton Dr. Chandrashekhara and
Dr. Pushpalatha Bhat Sean Bian
Richard and Joanne Bick Mr. and Mrs.Theodore Bockweg Ms. Christine Bodine
Dr. and Mrs. Victor Boschini Ms. Sharon Brown-Haynes Mr. Brad S. Burker Mrs. Laura Campbell Linda and George Chadderdon Raymond Chan and May Chan Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Chelf Sampath and Rupa Chennamaneni Mr. and Mrs. Jen H.Chi Kenneth and Zenith Chua Ms. Deborah Cohen Ms. Elizabeth Cohen Glenn and Tracey Covert Mr. and Mrs. Galen B. Crow Mr. Steven Crutchfield Dr. and Mrs. Ray Dagenais Samun and Francoise Dahod Mr. and Mrs. Michael Day Mr. and Mrs.Tom DeAngelo Joe and Nancee Delich Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas DeWolf Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dlugokecki Dr. Douglas Dobson and Ms. Zenat Vakili Patrick and Kathleen Donohue
Ms. Carol Smith Donovan Jude and Julie D'Souza Mr.and Mrs. Joseph Dunham Dunlee
Dr. and Mrs. Johnson Dy
Mr. Howard C. and Dr. Sherry R. Eagle Ms. Sue Eddins
Mr. Paul Ema
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Faden Mr. and Mrs. Harris Fawell Paul and Joan Feltovich Ms.Thea K. Flaum
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Foote Dr. Linda H. Ford
Mary A. Foss
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Frasca Mr. and Mrs. William W. Fritz Mr. and Mrs. Sing Hong Fu Ms. Randi Gallagher Ms. Lynnette L. Galloway Mr. and Mrs. Dimitris S. Garivaltis Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Gavin Mr. and Mrs. James Gerry Prof, and Mrs. Daniel A. Getz Mr. and Mrs. William C. Glenn Dr. and Mrs. Ayo Gomih Mitchell and Karen Gordon Mr.Thomas J. Gower Dr. Gretchen E. Green Ms. Martha Guarin Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Haines Dr. and Mrs. Craig Hallenstein Charles and Delia Hamberg Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hamman Mr. Matthew H. Hammer Drs. Rick and Alice Hanes Louis Hang
Ms. Caryn Havlik Ms. Morgan A. Hawker David and Jeanette Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Fan He Mr.and Mrs. James Hellige Mr. and Mrs. Martin Henriksen Dr. Dudley R. Herschbach Dr. Christopher T. Hill Mr. and Mrs. John Hoesley Mr. Matthew Horr
Mr. and Mrs. Efren Ignacio Mr. Steven T. Isoye Mr. and Mrs. Pravej Itarut Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Ito Mr. Daniel Jablonsky
and Mrs. Mary Crowley Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jacobson Mr. Jason M.Jedlinski
Dr. and Mrs. Richard H.Johnson Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson Mr. Glenn C. Johnson Jeff and Sheila Katz
Mr. Philip M. Kayman Mr. and Mrs. James Keenan
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Kelley W. K. Kellogg Foundation Ms. Young Kim
Mr. Clyde W. Kimball Prof. Martin J. Klein
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Kleinman Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Koldyke Dr. Donghoe and Dr. Yeonsuk Koo Mr. and Mrs. Robert Krepps Dr. Joseph Lach, Ph.D.
Federico and Geraldine Laguardia Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Landers Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Langan Mr. and Mrs. Francis Lau Mr. and Mrs. Branson Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Linder Mr. and Mrs. William Lindsay Mr. and Mrs. Brett Link Dr. and Mrs. Meth Linwong Ms. Mary Lou Lipscomb Dr. and Mrs. Zhi Lu
Dr. Gordon and Mrs. Carole Mallett Mr. Justin May
Mr. and Mrs. Steve McKenna Dr. and Mrs. Sukumaran K. Menon Mr. and Mrs. Larry Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie J. Miller Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mitchell Ms. Lourdes Monteagudo Skip and Jill Mosshamer Motorola Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. William Murdoch Dr. and Mrs. Okechi Nwabara Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Oh Mr. and Mrs.Yuchiun Pai M r. and M rs. Kwang Park Jeff and Barb Parness Mrs. Susan J. Pearl Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pfister Mr. Jamie L. Pflasterer Mr. and Mrs. Richard Polanek Mr. and Mrs. Kent Poulsen Mr. Douglas Pratt Roberta and Jeffrey Price Ms. Irene Pritzker
Dr. and Mrs. Steven R. Quimby Brian and Arlene Quinn
Arkalgud and Jyotika Ramaprasad Steve and Ruth Rankin
Mr. Donald Ratner Kenneth and Nancy Rice Mike and Carolyn Roach Mr. and Mrs. Carson Robinson
Saks Incorporated Dr. Ramez Salem
Mr. and Mrs. Kanwaljit S. Saluja Dr. and Mrs. Pichet Santilukka Sanguan and La-Orpan Sapthavee Dr. and Mrs. John Schaefer Dr. Judith Scheppler
Drs. Jacob and Rebecca Schlee Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Schwartzwalder Mr. Arvind V. Sekar
David and Stella Senning Dr. John Sippy
Ben Siron
Dr. and Mrs. Jose Sison Mr. Lee Siudzinski Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Sloan Mr.and Mrs. Joseph Smith Mr. and Mrs. John Sohn Mr. and Mrs. William F. Souders Mr. and Mrs. James F. Strasma Mr. Eric Stuckey and Ms. Mia K. Markey Mr. Stephen Sullivan
Ms. Stephanie Sun
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Sutherland Mr. and Mrs. Nehmiah Tan Ms. Susan B.Tatnall Mr. and Mrs. Jacobo Tellez Mr. and Mrs. Raj Thakral Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Threlkeld Mr. Gary M.Traverso
and Mrs. Barbara J. Kystyniak Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Tsai Mr. and Mrs. Shi-ChuanTu Mr. SuchonTuly
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Urbanski Ms. Amanda M. Veihman Tom and Janet Veihman B. Sarma and Anuradha Vidula Mr. and Mrs. Herb S. Wander
Mr. Xinxin Wang and Mrs. Jingfang Wu Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Wicks Ms. Betsy Wisdom
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Witek Mr. David L. Wochner Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wohlberg Dr. Paula Wolffe
Dr. and Mrs. David Workman Jarvis and Tracy Yeh
Mr. and Mrs. Vivek Yeldandi Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Yokley Marilyn Young
Jong-Yeong Yung
We also thank the 431 Friends who gave up to $125.00.
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The IMSA Fund thanks the following corporations that matched gifts from individual investors in FY02:
Abbott Laboratories Fund ADC Foundation
Allstate Foundation Bank of America
The Baxter International Foundation BP Foundation, Inc.
Citigroup Foundation
Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation DSM Desotech Inc.
First Options
Illinois Tool Works Inc. IndyMac Bank
Kemper National Insurance Company Lucent Technologies
Motorola Foundation PepsiCo Foundation
Philip Morris Companies, Inc.
Pittway Corporation Charitable Foundation R.R. Donnelley & Sons Company
Reader's Digest Foundation, Inc. RLI Insurance Co. Matching Gifts SBC Foundation
Tellabs Foundation United Technologies United Way of King County USG Foundation
Yahoo! Inc.
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Memorial gifts are designated for a variety of uses at IMSA, yet they all have a shared purpose -to memorialize the loss of a family member, friend or colleague. Memorial gifts were received in FY02 to honor the following individuals:
Chester Glinka Kenneth Guest Bernard Hollister Julie Namkung C91)
IMSA Office of Advancement
2002-03 Resource Development Staff
Catherine C. Veal, Vice President for Advancement Christine Bodine, Director of Development for Corporate, Foundation and Government Grants
Support services provided by: Melissa Copp, Jill Mosshamer, Jane Overstreet and Susan Speigel.
The IMSA Fund gratefully acknowledges the contributions of Juan Bustamante, Marti Guarin, Jerre Henriksen,
Paula Leifheit and Tina Yang to resource development efforts in 2001-02.
Photo Credits:
Outside front cover: Markus Giolas Page 1-top: Courtesy of IMSA Page 1-bottom: Markus Giolas Page 2-top: Britta McKenna
Page 2-bottom: Dean Kaus Photography Page 3: John Reilly Photography Page 4-top: Britta McKenna
Page 4-bottom: Courtesy of Deb Gerdes Inside back cover: Dean Kaus Photography
In May 2002, the IMSA Board of Trustees proudly dedicated Residence Hall 1501 in honor of Neison and Bette Harris, generous supporters of the Harris Institute for Problem-based Learning, IMSA Excellence 2000+ and the IMSA Great Minds Program.
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Honorary Chairman James R. Thompson Partner and Chairman of the Executive Committee Winston & Strawn Officers President Dr. Philip H. Francis President Group Francis, L.L.C. Vice President Robert H. Malott
Chairman and CEO (Retired) FMC Corporation Vice President William J. White Professor Northwestern University Treasurer Susan S. Schanlaber President and CEO
The Landmark Group of Companies Secretary
Catherine C. Veal*
Vice President for Advancement Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy
* not a director
Directors John F. Berger Chairman and CEO
Universal Internet Properties, Inc. Michael J. Birck
Chairman Tellabs, Inc. G. Thomas Castino Consultant to the President Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. Dr. Floyd L. English
Chairman
Andrew Corporation Michael W Ferro, Jr. Chief Executive Officer Click Commerce, Inc. James R. Lancaster Executive Vice President First Chicago NBD Corporation Richard A. Lumpkin
Chairman and CEO
Illinois Consolidated Telephone Company
James D. Pearson President
Aurora Metals Division, L.L.C.
William J. Podl Chairman and CEO Doran Scales, Inc. James T. Schaefer Real Estate Consultant Honey Jacobs Skinner Partner
Sidley Austin Brown & Wood Robert E. Spitzer
Vice President, External Affiliations/University Relations The Boeing Company
William A. VanSanten Partner
Wood, Phillips, VanSanten, Clark and Mortimer Joset Wright President (Retired) Ameritech
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