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Dean’s OfficeLarry Benefield, dean of engineering

Office of Engineering DevelopmentRob Wellbaum, director, 334.844.1278, [email protected]

Dan Bush, associate director, 334.844.1488, [email protected] Evans, associate director, 334.844.1265, [email protected] Kloss, associate director, 334.844.2365, [email protected]

Veronica Chesnut, assistant director, 334.844.8220, [email protected] Jimmerson, development coordinator, 334.844.4508, [email protected]

Heather Crozier, development coordinator, 334.844.1138, [email protected] Caldwell, development coordinator, 334.844.9130, [email protected] Dozier, development coordinator, 334.844.1192, [email protected]

Flora Moss, development support specialist, 334.844.2736, [email protected]

Office of Engineering Communications and MarketingJim Killian, director

Karen Nesbitt, writer, project manager for The Cupola ReportKatie Yester, graphic designer

We have made every attempt to include all donors in the Auburn Engineering fam-

ily. However, if you are not listed, or are aware of another donor who is not, please contact the Auburn University Office of Engineering Development at 107 Ramsay

Hall, Auburn, AL 36849; 334.844.1192.

For a listing of donors who gave prior to 2005, please view the two previous issues of The Cupola Report at http://eng.auburn.edu/admin/marketing/publica-

tions/coe/development-office.html

Tab le o f ContentsKeystone Society 2

Engineering Eagles Society 5

Endowments 10

Planned Gifts 10

Annual Gift Scholarships 11

Senior Class Challenge 12

Organizations 12

A Recognition of the Contributors of 2005Samuel Ginn College of Engineering

Auburn University

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Howard E. Palmes ’60Electrical EngineeringVice President, Network Operations, retiredBellSouth Corporation

“I am glad to contribute to the future of the College of Engineering at Auburn University. I have the utmost faith in Dean Benefield and his team. The strategic planning and development that has been done give me confidence that the college will continue to grow and improve in the coming years.”

William B. Reed ’50Mechanical EngineeringPresident, retiredSouthern Company Services, Inc.Owner and ChairmanSystem Controls, Inc.

“Auburn Engineering enjoys an excellent national reputa-tion, but new technology and worldwide competition require increased expenditures for skilled faculty, facilities and research contracts to maintain this position.

Unfortunately, the state of Alabama is not providing the necessary funding to support these expenditures. I am pleased to be able to make a small contribution to assist the work of Dean Benefield and his staff.

For me, ‘It did begin at Auburn.’”

The unrestricted annual support provided by Keystone Society gifts allows us to provide an unparalleled engineering educa-tion. Members invest $50,000 that can be given as a five-year pledge to the unrestricted fund, giving the college the flexibil-ity to respond to emerging opportunities.

The individuals who joined The Keystone Society in 2005 are:

The KeysTone soCieTy

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Paul J. Spina Jr. ’63Electrical EngineeringOwner and CEOSpina Enterprises Inc.Managing MemberForesight Development, LLC

“Having earned my way through Auburn on the co-op plan, I can appreciate some students needing financial help to achieve their dream.

My experiences at Auburn literally changed my personality, self-confidence and, in fact, my life. My desire to give back in service and financial assistance is only one aspect of my deep love for Auburn University.”

William J. Ward ’55Mechanical EngineeringGeneral Chairman, Utilities Sales, retiredGeneral Electric Company

“As a native of Auburn, I have always been proud of my heritage and education, which have held me in good stead throughout my life and my 42-year business career. I am pleased to be able to give back to Auburn through the Key-stone Society and I encourage other graduates to use their company matching fund programs for this purpose.

Today’s business leaders are looking for engineers with skill sets in technology, globalization, leadership, teamwork, and with a passion for their work and a strong desire to succeed. Our engineers must have these learning opportuni-ties to assure that Auburn reaches its rightful place among the top engineering colleges in the country. The Keystone Society is an excellent way to support this vision.”

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Joe T. McMillan ’58Chemical EngineeringPresident, retiredExxonMobil Coal and Minerals

Julian Davidson ’50Electrical EngineeringPresident and CEODavidson Technologies, Inc.

Walter S. Woltosz ’69Aerospace EngineeringChairman, President and CEOSimulations Plus, Inc.

John A. MacFarlane ’72Mechanical EngineeringManager, Technology Sales and LicensingExxonMobil Research and Engineering

Michael B. McCartney ’57Civil EngineeringPresidentMcCartney Construction Company, Inc.

Charles E. (Buddy) Davis ’59Electrical EngineeringManager, retiredBoeing

James M. Hoskins ’81Electrical EngineeringPresident and CEOScitor Corporation

James D. McMillan ’61Chemical EngineeringWashington Representative, retiredExxonMobil

Ralph B. Godfrey ’64Electrical EngineeringSenior Vice President, retired3Com Corporation

W. George Hairston ’67Industrial EngineeringPresident and CEOSouthern Nuclear Operating Company

William F. Hayes ’65Electrical EngineeringExecutive Vice President, retiredTexas Instruments

T. Keith King Sr. ’58Civil EngineeringPresident, CEO and Chairman of the BoardVolkert & Associates

Oliver D. Kingsley Jr. ’66Engineering PhysicsPresident and COOExelon Corporation

William R. McNair ’68Electrical EngineeringVice President, Network Operations, retiredBellSouth

Albert J. Smith Jr. ’47Mechanical EngineeringPartnerBrightStar Group Ltd.

Jeffrey I. Stone ’79Civil EngineeringCOOBrasfield & Gorrie, LLC

George E. Uthlaut ’54Chemical EngineeringSenior Vice President, Operations, retiredEnron Oil and Gas Company

Dwight L. Wiggins Jr. ’62Mechanical EngineeringPresident, retiredTosco Refining Company

The individuals who joined The Keystone Society prior to 2005 are:

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$1,000-$2,499

1930Mr. Henry Reeves*

1934Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Watkins Hutson

1936Brig. Gen. Bryghte D. Godbold

1941Mr. M. Dow Sellers

1942Mr. John T. LutzMr. and Mrs. Henry Frederick Rainey

1943Mr. John Paul CrowMr. Byron Dickman*Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Ellis Jr.Mr. C. Warren FlemingMr. and Mrs. Charles B. Hopkins Jr.Lt. Col. Walter Buel PattonMr. Warren Stephen SockwellMr. Leonard H. White Jr.

1944Mr. Wayman E. Vanderford

1946Mr. Thomas C. Pridmore

1947Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Cater Jr.Mr. Bradley T. Cox Jr.Mrs. Margaret P. Luquire

1948Mr. Sam B. AlisonMr. Henry S. ArnoldMr. Leonard Dean BraswellMr. Franklin Lee JonesMr. F. Brooks Moore and Mrs. Marian F. Moore ’53

1949Mr. Elmer Carlton HillMr. and Mrs. Richard I. Kearley Jr.Mr. Charles R. LowmanMr. and Mrs. Lewe B. Mizelle Jr.Mr. Lewie F.M. Tanner Jr.Mr. Harold P. WardMr. Edward Thomas Williams

1950Mr. Toon R. FerrellMr. Charles W. Gaston Jr.*Mr. Clarence H. Hornsby Jr.Mr. J. Madison HunnicuttMr. John M. McKenzieMr. Mack Allen RileyMr. Joseph W. Wilson

1951Mr. Arthur C. DaughtryMr. and Mrs. Leonard L. Mitchum Jr.Dr. Earle Carter Williams

1952Mr. and Mrs. Carver Gager KennedyMr. Harry C. HandlinMr. Everett W. Strange Jr.

1953Mr. Walter R. Day Jr.

1954Mr. Fred N. BeasonMr. Thomas William CaineMr. James H. Carroll Jr.Mr. Donald E. DennisMr. Lewis H. Eberdt Jr.Mr. Sibbley P. GaunttMr. Charles L. PalmerMr. and Mrs. Fred H. Rhinehardt

1955Mr. and Mrs. James R. EvansMr. James J. MallettMr. James Burton OdomMr. John S. ParkeMr. William J. WardMr. David E. Wingard

1956Mr. Jack Kelso AllisonMr. J. Edward Chapman Jr.Mr. Charles Mathias JagerMr. L. Ray TauntonMr. Edward F. Williams III

Through a gift of $1,000 or more, the Engineering Eagles Society brings together alumni and friends who help us educate the engineers of tomorrow. With its three levels of giving, the society recognizes Auburn alumni and friends who, like the wings of an eagle, lift the college to new heights and help expand on the tradition of excellence Auburn engineers provide to the state, region and nation.

The Engineering Eagles Society members of 2005 are:

*Deceased

Engineering Eagles Society

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1957Mr. Vernon W. Gibson Jr.Mr. M. Miller GorrieMr. Bill M. GuthrieMr. T. P. Huddleston Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. RichardsonMr. Johnnie V. RobertsonMr. James S. RoyMr. Michael Larry TuggleLt. Col. Ralph C. Wilkinson

1958Mr. Roger R. HemminghausMr. and Mrs. Harry A. MansonMr. James L. MurrellMr. James Louis PeelerMr. and Mrs. Ellie Ray

1959Mr. James O. BallengerMr. and Mrs. Clarence Chappell IIIMr. John K. JonesMr. Gerald G. McGlamery Sr.Mr. Royce E. Mitchell and Mrs. Sue S. Mitchell ’57

1960Dr. George J. DezenbergMr. Edwin W. EvansMr. John G. HowellMr. Gordon M. RossMr. John M. Sikes

1961Mr. Leiland M. Duke Jr.Mr. and Mrs. George N. JonesMr. Jack Ron TaborMr. Philip S. Zettler

1962Mr. William Albritton Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Mitchell CauthenR. Adm. Tim McCall JenkinsMr. Lavon F. JordanMr. Donald R. LugerMr. Jack Taylor Parker and Mrs. Dorothy Crump Parker ’63Mr. and Mrs. John E. Vick

1963Mr. Ronald Clark EvansMr. Lamar T. HawkinsMr. Charles N. MoodyMr. and Mrs. Jerry F. ThomasMr. Wendell W. Whiteside

1964Mr. Gordon B. MohlerMs. Nancy Whiteside PayneMr. Jerry Franklin Smith

1965Dr. David B. BradleyMr. Larry Curtis and Dr. Christine W. CurtisMr. C. Travis JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Desmond Merrill Jr.Mr. W. Russell NewtonMr. Thomas D. Stringfellow

1966Dr. Larry D. BenefieldMr. and Mrs. Jimmy W. McGaha

1967Mr. Charles E. Fuller IIIMr. Albert E. HayMr. William James Smith

1968Mr. James H. McDanielMr. R. Terrence RendlemanMr. Allen C. RiceMr. John Michael WeigleMr. Robert H. Wynne Jr.

1969Mr. Dwight T. BrownMr. Ronald M. DykesMr. and Mrs. William K. NewmanMr. Robert Lyons PrinceMr. Thomas L. RayMr. John Mark White

1970Mr. Malcolm N. BeasleyMrs. Veronica ChesnutDr. Martin C. GloverMr. and Mrs. Tommy G. Hendrick

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Farrell HigginsMr. and Mrs. James A. HumphreyMr. Joel David McClinton Sr.Mr. John Albert Smyth Jr.

1971Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Barth IIIMr. Thomas D. SenkbeilMr. David SlovenskyMr. James Lewis StarrMr. and Mrs. Robert Morgan WatersMr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Weatherford

1972Mr. and Mrs. Glen D. AtwellDr. David Gilbert BurksMr. Daniel M. BushMr. Richard I. Chenoweth and Mrs. Vicki Boyce Chenoweth ’73Mr. Daniel M. CookMr. James A. Dowdy Jr.Mr. John W. GibbsCol. James S. VossMr. and Mrs. Larry Russell White

1973Mr. John Wendell Chambliss and Mrs. Fletcher H. Chambliss ’83Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Harris DukeMr. Gregory GibsonMr. and Mrs. Richard A. Harrison Jr.Mr. Steven Max LeeMrs. Marsha H. ReardonMrs. Gayla Jones Von EhrMr. James Wade Wesson

1974Capt. Davis R. GambleMr. Calder D. Kohlhaas Jr.Mr. and Mrs. William E. Warnock Jr.Mr. Charles Erby Watts Jr.

1975Mr. Dennis W. BrownMr. Raymond J. GeiselhartMr. John H. KlingelhoefferMr. Thomas D. LampkinMr. Jack B. Porterfield III

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1976Mr. Robert E. Friar Jr.Mr. Dennis W. HendersonMr. and Mrs. William L. Moench Jr.Mr. Wayne B. Nelson IIIMr. Kenneth A. PowellMr. Randy Leon SmithMr. Michael B. Wimberly

1977Mr. C. Houston Elkins Jr. and Mrs. Mary Evans ElkinsMr. Frederick Pehler and Mrs. Rebecca Pehler ’81Mr. Harry Glen Rice

1978Mr. Lum M. LooMr. Leon W. PaceMr. William W. Rowell and Mrs. Karen Harris Rowell ’79Mr. James Mark Tolar

1979Mr. George G. ArdMr. and Mrs. Wesley Wilkerson DiehlMr. Dennis Steve HillMr. Jerry D. Parker

1980Mrs. Kathryn R. HoffmanMr. Joseph L. HollidayDr. Robert Mark NelmsMr. G. Nolan Sparks Jr.

1981Mr. James Eugene ArdMr. Stephen Joseph BethayMr. Patrick HigginbothamMr. Fred F. NewmanDr. James Michael StallingsMr. Jeffrey Mason Young

1982Mr. Maury D. GastonLt. Col. Mary F. RiddellMrs. Linda Patterson Ryan

1983Mrs. Anna C. Carbine and Mr. Russell L. CarbineMr. and Mrs. Joseph Austin Miller

1984Mr. James B. Burrows Jr.Dr. Gerald G. McGlamery Jr.Mrs. Ann McCamy Johnson and Mr. Larry T. JohnsonMr. Douglas E. Phillpott and Mrs. Tracy C. PhillpottMs. Betty Ann Ryberg

1985Mr. Kenneth Wayne Cater

1986Mr. Thomas Ray BassMr. Kenneth Thomas Peacock

1987Mr. James Roberts Mr. Stuart Chris Shirley Mr. Harold Lewis Wilson

1989Mr. Michael Harley Crowder

1990Mr. and Mrs. Brian Howard Hunt

1991Mr. David Troy Veal

1993Mr. Robert W. Wellbaum III and Mrs. Christine J. Wellbaum ’93

1994Mr. J. Travis Capps Jr.Mr. Christopher Joel Kramer and Mrs. Mary Horton Kramer ’93Mr. Patrick Joseph Quick

1996Mr. John R. Smith

1997Dr. Andrew Palmer HansonLt. Thomas W. Harwell Jr.

2003Mr. Nathan L. HanksMr. Trent Edward Williams

2004Mr. Charles H. Ping III

FriendsMr. Greg T. AbramsonMr. James P. BennettMr. Wicky H. BlackMr. Gerald R. BrandtMr. John W. BrodakMr. and Mrs. H. E. Cauthen Jr.Mr. Charles T. ClarkMr. J. David CochranMr. Marvin D. CooperMr. Calvin CutshawMr. Willie T. GrantDr. and Mrs. Charles H. GoodmanMr. Martial A. HonnellMr. and Mrs. Charles A. MachemehlMr. William Joe McClainMr. Paul Mark MeliusDr. Joe M. MorganMr. Hunter PayneMr. and Mrs. Robert RayMr. John RedmonDr. William I. Sauser Jr. and Mrs. Lane D. Sauser ’83Dr. Peter SchwartzMr. Con SchweitzerMr. Charles Eugene StroudMr. Mike Synyard

$2,500-$4,999

1940Mr. Clarence Fletcher Horn

1942Mr. Robert Bruce AllanMr. Grady Lawrence Smith

1946Mr. E. Erskine Hopkins

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1953Mr. Leonard A. MorganMr. John Albert Taylor

1950Mrs. Carol Dorrough Hart

1958Mr. William M. BrackneyMr. Henry M. Burt Jr.

1959Mr. Axel Roth

1960Mr. Thomas Glenn AvantMr. James H. Stewart Jr.

1965Mr. and Mrs. Steve P. Osburne

1967Mr. and Mrs. H. Wendell Ellis

1973Mr. Rafael E. Alfonso

1979Mr. Mark David Vanstrum

1983Mr. Silas H. Hardin III

1986Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ross Godfrey

1988Mr. and Mrs. Philip G. Fraher

1997Mr. Gilbert Fournelle and Mrs. Angel Forney Fournelle ’98

2002Ms. Emily E. Johnson

FriendsMs. Lisa A. BaggettMrs. Lorraine ChapmanMr. Alain J. Gallet

Mr. William C. Howard and Mrs. Nita M. HowardMr. Bruce R. Paton Jr.Mr. Ratanjit S. Sondhe

$5,000-$9,999

1938Mr. Dwain Gregory Luce

1939Col. James H. Boykin and Etta B. Boykin

1943Mr. Robert Harding HarrisMr. and Mrs. James Madison Smith

1947Mr. Creighton C. Lee

1949Mr. Raymond T. Roser and Mrs. Martina Reese Roser ’47

1958Mr. and Mrs. James Hugh Corbitt

1959Mr. Leroy L. Wetzel

1960Mr. William B. Millis

1961Mr. James D. McMillanMr. and Mrs. Frank M. Cater

1964Mr. Donald Edward Arnett

1965Mr. C. David Scarborough and Mrs. Murriel W. Scarborough ’65 and Mr. Ashley Scarborough ’91Mr. J. Ernest Warren

1966Mrs. Mitzi Cockrell Austin

1967Mr. R. Conner Warren

1970Mr. Edgar L. Reynolds

1973Mr. W. Karl Vollberg

1974Mr. Charles Philip Saunders

1976Mr. D. Dale York

1977Mr. David R. Motes

1978Mrs. Amy Thomas Dobbs and Mr. Joseph G. Dobbs

1982Mr. Shawn E. Cleary and Mrs. Anne M. Cleary

1985Mr. Kenneth Lee Tolar

1996Dr. and Mrs. Gerard Albert Davis

FriendsMs. Trudy AustinMr. Joseph M. FarleyMrs. Geneva GrandyMrs. Wilma Jean RendulicMr. and Mrs. Steve StarkMrs. William V. SwanDr. Robert E. Thomas Jr.Mrs. Mary Lou Tolar

$10,000+

1947Mr. Albert James Smith and Mrs. Julia Collins Smith Jr. ’99

1948Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davison Quina

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1949Mr. John F. Meagher Jr.

1950Dr. and Mrs. Julian DavidsonMr. William Burch Reed

1954Mr. and Mrs. George E. Uthlaut

1957Mr. John Wilford BrownDr. Michael B. McCartney

1958Mr. and Mrs. T. Keith KingMr. Joe T. McMillan and Mrs. Billie Carole McMillan

1959Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edward DavisMr. Albert Miles Redd Jr.

1960Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Palmes

1962Dr. Elmer Beseler Harris and Mrs. Glenda Steele Harris ’61Mr. and Mrs. Dwight L. Wiggins Jr.

1963Mr. John Steele Henley II

1964Mr. Ralph B. Godfrey

1965Mr. William F. Hayes

1966Mr. Oliver D. Kingsley Jr.

1967Mr. W. George Hairston III

1968Dr. Terry Edwin LawlerMr. and Mrs. William R. McNair

1969Mr. and Mrs. Walter Woltosz

1970Mr. George A. Menendez

1971Mr. Joe W. Forehand Jr.

1972Mr. John A. MacFarlane

1975Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Johnson Jr.

1977Mrs. Melissa Brown HerktMrs. Olivia OwenMr. David Kenneth Owen

1979Mr. Jeffrey Ira Stone

1981Mr. James L. Cooper Jr.Maj. James M. Hoskins and Mrs. Bertha T. Hoskins ’80

1982Mr. Timothy Donald Cook

1986Mr. David McCoy KudlakMr. George Lee McGlamery

FriendsMs. Barbara AllisonMrs. Shirley A. BradfordMr. and Mrs. David E. CarnahanMrs. Matilda H. CockrellSherry and Fenimore CooperDr. Malcolm J. CrockerMr. Jon StrykerMs. Pat StrykerMs. Ronda Stryker

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EndowmEntsEndowments are gifts that provide perpetual income for the advancement of Auburn Engineering. The Auburn University Foundation, in accordance with AUF policy, invests the principal of the endowed fund. The fund’s yearly earnings go toward the support of the program or initiative designated by the donor. For some endowments, a portion of each year’s earnings is reinvested into the principal, thereby growing the endowment and help-ing to secure Auburn’s endowment base. These gifts provide the college with the security of guaranteed support each year.

The following endowments were established in 2005 for the benefit of the students, faculty, and programs of the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering:

Endowed ScholarshipsAU Pulp and Paper Alumni Scholarship EndowmentCarroll T. Tolar Memorial EndowmentCavan S. Tubbs Endowment for ScholarshipsCharles Cockrell Endowment for ScholarshipsChristopher J.G. Couch EndowmentCivil Engineering Class of ’76 EndowmentDr. Brian J. Carnahan Memorial EndowmentEddie Little Memorial Freshman EndowmentJulian and Dorothy Davidson ScholarshipsRay Bass Endowment for ScholarshipsScarborough Electrical Engineering Endowment

Endowed ProfessorshipsJohn Wilford Brown Endowed Chair

Funds for ExcellenceStone Fund for ExcellenceJim Cooper Fund for Excellence

PlannEd GiftsPlanned gifts are named as such because even though they are given today, the college will not realize their benefit until sometime in the future. They come in many different forms and serve as a way for donors to manage their affairs and plan for the future while making a gift to the college. Planned gifts enable alumni and friends to continue building a bright future for the college long after they are gone.

The planned gifts established in 2005 are:

1942Mr. William Cannady

1943Mr. Warren Fleming

1956Dr. James O’Rourke

1959Dr. Samuel Ginn

1968Mr. James McDaniel

1973Mr. James Wesson

1979Mr. Jeff Stone

1981Mrs. Susan Nolen Story

1982Mr. Maury Gaston

1993Mr. Robert Wellbaum

FriendsMrs. Sarah DavisMs. Sheila McCartneyMr. William F. Walker

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3M CompanyAerospace Engineering General Departmental ScholarshipAlabama Textile Engineering FoundationAmerada Hess Corporation ScholarshipAmerican Cast Iron Pipe Company Engineering Scholars ProgramAMOCO Foundation - ChemicalAMOCO Foundation - ElectricalAuburn Alumni Engineering Council Annual ScholarshipBellSouth Minority Engineering ProgramBoeing CompanyBrasfield & Gorrie Fund for Excellence in Civil EngineeringBridgestone/Firestone Annual Scholarship in Mechanical EngineeringChemical Engineering ScholarshipChevron Scholarships - Chemical EngineeringChevron Scholarships - Electrical EngineeringChevron Scholarships - Mechanical EngineeringCollege of Engineering Annual ScholarshipCollege of Engineering Dean’s ScholarshipComer Foundation Scholarship

Contractor’s License FeeE.F. Williams Annual Scholarship in the College of EngineeringElectrical Engineering General Departmental ScholarshipFoundry Educational Foundation/ R. Conner Warren Annual Scholarship in the College of EngineeringFred W. Martin Annual Scholarship in Aerospace EngineeringHighland Industries Scholarship in Textile EngineeringJerry Jackson Thomley and Patsy Woodham Thomley/Alabama Power Foundation Legacy Endowment Plan Annual Scholarship in the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering Julia and Albert Smith Scholarships/ FellowshipsJ.W. and Rosemary K. Brown Annual Scholarship in Chemical EngineeringLane, Bishop, York, Delahay Incorporated Scholarship in Civil EngineeringLockheed MartinMaterials EngineeringMichael Pindzola Fund for Excellence in Aerospace EngineeringMinority Engineering Scholarship

National Science Foundation Engineering Scholarship for Minority and WomenNational Science Foundation Industrial and Systems/Mechanical Engineering Automotive ScholarshipPaton Family Annual Scholarship in Industrial and Systems EngineeringPatrick Michael Couch High Flight Foundation Annual Scholarship in Aerospace EngineeringRedd Family Foundation, Inc. Foley High School Academic Achievement Annual Scholarship in the Samuel Ginn College of EngineeringRobert Morgan Waters and Linda Barnes Waters Family Legacy Endowment Plan Annual ScholarshipScholarships for National Merit Finalists in the Samuel Ginn College of EngineeringSeeds of Love/Willie T. Grant Annual Scholarship Award in the Samuel Ginn College of EngineeringTextile Engineering Miscellaneous Scholarship AccountVodafone-US Foundation GrantW. George Hairston III Annual Gift Scholarship

annual Gift scholarshiPsAnnual gift scholarship funds are given to the College of Engineering each year to support its scholarship program. These scholarships are not fueled by principal or earnings so the number the college can offer may vary each year depending upon donor contributions.

Helping to ensure educational opportunities for the students of the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering, the following annual gift scholarships were funded in 2005:

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sEnior class challEnGEThe Samuel Ginn College of Engineering challenges its seniors to make a monetary gift equaling their class year. With a gift of $20.05 or more, the graduates of 2005 had the opportunity to give back to Auburn, set an example for future generations of Auburn Engineering students, and help support student activities and projects.

The Engineering Senior Class Challenge contributors of 2005, including faculty and staff who donated matching gifts, are:

orGanizationsIn support of the unrelenting pursuit of excellence that has become synonymous with Auburn Engineering, the following organizations contributed $25,000 or more to the college during the 2005 calendar year:

ADTRAN, Inc.Alabama Power Foundation, Inc.Alabama Textile Education FoundationAmerican Cast Iron Pipe CompanyBrasfield & Gorrie, LLCChevronTexacoThe Comer Foundation

Dynetics, Inc.ExxonMobilIBMIntel CorporationInternational Institute of Acoustics and VibrationJim Cooper Construction Company, Inc.

MeadWestvaco CorporationMilliken & CompanyNAPA Education Foundation, Inc.Rockwell CollinsSouthern Company Charitable Foundation, Inc.Telcordia Technologies

Mr. Jacob A. AnsleyMs. Dianoosh AvikiMr. David Matthew BrelandMr. Rees W. BridgesMr. Jody Brian BurrowsMr. Gary Brooks Butler Jr.Mr. Justin DithmerMr. James O. Donald Jr.Dr. Mark P. DoughertyMr. Joshua Brian DoyleDr. Oladiran Oluwafemi FasinaDr. John Patrick FultonMr. Brian M. GriffinDr. David Thomas HillMr. Bradley N. JeffcoatMs. Renee Elizabeth JonesMr. Jared Dwayne KellyMr. Corey Mitchell Kichler

Lt. Timothy E. LoweryDr. Timothy Paul McDonaldMs. Elisa K. McGillMr. Phillip A. McPhailMr. Jonathan Donald MeltonMr. Stephen Cody PrickettMs. Kathryn M. RobertsMr. James Scott RussellMs. Sarah Marie SandersMr. Kenneth SharplessDr. Puneet SrivastavaDr. Steven E. TaylorMr. David R. TurnerDr. Ted TysonDr. Yifen WangMs. Colie G. WarrenMs. Katherine E. WilbanksDr. Kyung Yoo

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