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Annual Report

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The following pages provide an overview of 2012 data for education, research, financial, and giving categories. The information is presented with gratitude to the many donors who support Stritch and its students. Thank you for sharing a vital commitment to the future of health care.

uring the fiscal year ending June 30, 2012, Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine continued its commitment to educating future physicians and researchers who are widely recognized as leaders in their professions.

Under the leadership of Linda Brubaker, MD, MS, FACS, FACOG, appointed dean and chief diversity officer in

November 2011, the Stritch School of Medicine built upon its Catholic heritage and Jesuit traditions of ethical behavior and scholarly distinction in research and education. As it has since 1909, when Loyola University Chicago created its first medical department, the school stays the course toward the achievement and application of new knowledge that advances our mission, globally, and in the communities we serve.

Strong numbers, vital mission.


EDUCATION | Enrollment

The Entering Class of 2012

Male

94Female

63

Age Range

20-33Percent from Illinois

44

157Number of Students Admitted

Acceptance Rate

.0163

Mean GPA

3.61Mean MCAT

10.1Verbal Reasoning

10.9Physical Sciences

11.4Biological Sciences

9,624Applications Received


EDUCATION | Service

Student Health Fair

Thirty-three Stritch students, eight faculty and staff, and 170 students from Chicago’s Christ the King Jesuit College Preparatory High School developed a health fair to promote healthy living and career options in the health professions.

Local

Global

Community Health Clinic

Sixteen second-year medical students sat on the board of the Community Health Clinic, the largest free clinic in Illinois.

International Service Immersion

Volunteers worked at 17 sites in 15 countries.


Ralph P. Leischner, Jr., MD, Institute for Medical Education

Twenty individuals have graduated with a Certificate in Academic Medicine, designed to provide a foundation in academic skills and leadership.

An average of 40 individuals attended the Leischner Institute’s monthly faculty development programs on best practices and strategies for effective teaching.

Military Medical Student Elective Program

In 2012, 30 students from area medical schools took part in program sessions, during which they discussed and reflected on their future obligations as doctors and officers in the United States Armed Forces.

EDUCATION | Programs and Institutes

Neiswanger Institute for Bioethics & Health Policy

More than 200 students participated and enrolled in the Neiswanger Institute Online Bioethics Graduate Programs and the Honors Program in Bioethics & Professionalism.

Master of Public Health Program

Loyola University Chicago graduated its second class of its online public health master’s degree program. The program addresses health care disparities through public health research, clinical practice, and advocacy.

In 2012, eight students obtained a Master of Public Health Degree: four graduated with a concentration in epidemiology, 4 with a concentration in public health policy and management.

In spring 2012, there were 37 students enrolled in the MPH program. Another 64 entered the program in the fall.

Honors in Bioethics and Professionalism

44%Master’s in Bioethics

35%Doctorate in Bioethics

13%Certificate in Bioethics

5%MD/MA

3%

Eight students obtained a Master of Public Health Degree in 2012


EDUCATION | Graduation

Regions include states where no residencies were accepted.

Alaska and Hawaii not drawn to scale.

No Residencies

Stritch residents matched in 28 specialties, including

39%in Primary Care, Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, and Medicine/Pediatrics.

Approximately one-third of the class matched inEmergency Medicine, 8%Radiology-Diagnostic, 8%Anesthesiology, 6%Obstetrics/Gynecology, 6%General Surgery, 5%Orthopaedic Surgery, 3%

Midwest

68% 43% of Midwest matches were in Illinois

17% of Illinois matches were at Loyola University Health System

West

13%South

5%East

15%

Residency by Region

Specialty Stats


RESEARCH | Participation

RESEARCH | Funding

Medical Student ResearchThe Student Training in Approaches to Research (STAR) Program, an eight-week summer experience available following the first year of medical school, continued to grow.

STAR students are eligible to continue their research training throughout medical school by enrolling in the Honors in Research Program. Participation in this program continues to grow in both enrollment and graduation. In 2008, one medical student graduated with honors in research; in 2012, 21 graduated with honors in research.

NIH $23,547,055Other $15,422,136Total $38,969,191

Faculty ResearchThe number of faculty involved in research remained steady over the past five years.

Basic and clinical research at Stritch are focused in these Stritch institutes:

• Burn & Shock Trauma Research• Cardiovascular Research• Infectious Disease &

Immunology Research• Neuroscience Research• Oncology Research• Signal Transduction Research

Total Stritch School of Medicine Extramural Research Awards, 2012

In 2012, there were approximately 250 full-time faculty participating in research, 86 of whom were basic science faculty.

60STAR

20Honors Graduates

1MD/PhD

The number of students pursuing the combined MD/PhD degree has risen from 10 in 2008 to 18 in 2012.


FINANCIAL | Scholarship

FINANCIAL | Endowment

Tuition FY 2012, first year

$47,000 Tuition FY 2012, second-fourth years

$44,900 Scholarships and Grants

$3,633,072 Military Scholarships

$512,732 Loans

$25,008,951 Average Indebtedness

$192,712

Professorial/Chairs

23% Scholarships

20%Research

11%Other

47%

$196 millionEndowment Market Value, June 30, 2012

Scholarship support helps provide deserving students an extraordinary medical education and distinct grounding in Jesuit, Catholic principles of learning and service. Scholarships may also help empower students to choose a specialty without regard to post-graduation debt burden.

For the 2011-2012 academic year, 535 of a total 586 students (91%), received financial aid.


FINANCIAL | Revenue Other Income

4%Gifts

4%Endowment Income

2%

Administration

8%Auxiliary

2%Scholarships

5%Student Services

2%

FINANCIAL | Expense

Excluding scholarships.

Total

$91,008,619

Total

$85,610,275

Research Grants

35%Tuition and Fees

31%

Loyola University Medical Center

Academic Support

24%

Academic Related

54%

Research Grants

29%

$91,009$86,395$96,204$92,280Operating Revenue, in thousands

FY 2012FY 2011FY 2010FY 2009

$85,610$80,909$80,973$87,789

FY 2012FY 2011FY 2010FY 2009

Operating Expense, in thousands

Operating revenues outpaced operating expenses by 6%. This provided the opportunity to fund key initiatives:

• Student Scholarships• Faculty Recruitment• Educational Training• Facilities Enhancement• Research Infrastructure

Improvements


GIVING

Alumni Gifts

During fiscal year 2012, more than 1,229 Stritch alumni, representing 20% of more than 6,000 total Stritch living alumni, made a gift to support the school.

Alumni support is critical to Stritch’s academic excellence. Class participation represents the percentage of alumni donors who make a gift in a given year.

Giving to Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine totaled $4,928,673 in cash in the fiscal year ending June 30, 2012.

These gifts, from our alumni and friends, foundations, corporations and other organizations support the Stritch mission in education, research and service.

For information on supporting Stritch, contact StritchAdvancement @LUC.edu or 708.216.5642.

Gifts by Source 2011-2012

Alumni

31%

Total

$4,928,673

Individuals(Non-Alumni)

24%

Corporations

11%Foundations

19%

Other Organizations

15%


The Damen Society recognizes alumni and friends who supported Loyola University Chicago with gifts of $1,000 or more. The following lists all alumni and friends of Stritch School of Medicine who were Damen Society members in the fiscal year.

Raymond C. Baumhart, S.J., Associates $50,000 or more

Rosemary and John Croghan, BS ’52 Nancy and Alvin GormanSusanna Hayes, PhD, JFRC ’62-’63, BS ’64Jeffrey Karp Elizabeth, BS ’75, and Robert Parkinson Jr., BBA ’73, MBA ’75 Richard Poley, MD ’57 Marilyn and Michael Quinlan, PhB ’67, MBA ’70 Theresa, BSN ’75, and Mario Tse, BS ’77, DDS ’81

James F. Maguire, S.J., Associates $25,000 to $49,999

Lynn Carlson and Philip O’Connor, PhD, JFRC ’68-’69, BA ’70L. Alice ChiangGeralyn and Thomas DonovanDeborah and Mark Essig, BBA ’81Janet Martin Joan MullinsMarybeth and Michael Zindrick, MD ’79, MRES ’84

James T. Hussey, S.J., Associates $10,000 to $24,999

Anonymous (2)Thomas AntonJosephine and Robert BeaversMary, JD ’84, and Robert BuddigVictoria Dvonch, MD ’76, MRES ’81, and Wilton Bunch, MD, MRES ’81Kathryn and John BurkeKaren and Robert Desjardins, MD ’71, MRES ’74 Sandra, BS ’92, MEd ’94, and William Dobozi, MD ’73John Falvey Dr. Richard L. Gamelli and Mary C. GamelliPatrice and Alexander Ghanayem, MDByrd Kelly Mary Anne KirchschlagerDavid Kraker, MD, MRES ’87Holly and Terry Light, MD Carolyn and Patrick Lynch, BBA ’82 Alice C., MUND ’61, and Richard Nagle, MD ’63J. Christopher Noonan, MD, MRES ’88 Carolyn, MSW ’89, and J. Paul O’Keefe, MD ’71, MRES ’74 LLMary and Mario PasinLaurel and Ronald Potkul, MDLaura Randolph, MD ’96, MRES ’01, and Jerome Oakey, MD ’98, MRES ’03AnonymousSharon and David Robinson

Kathleen, MD ’78, and Gary Schneiderman, MD ’77, MRES ’78Eileen and Scott SeyfarthKyoko and Mitsuzo ShidaPatricia O’Shea and Frank Tannura, JFRC Fall ’76, BBA ’79

Samuel K. Wilson, S.J., Associates $5,000 to $9,999

Jean and Andreas Antoniou, JD ’82Kristen and David ArnasonFern Asma, MD ’46 Eva Bading, MDSophia Sarkos and Robert Barnes, MD, MRES ’86 Verna Baughman, MD ’81Rhonda and Jose Biller, MD, MRES ’80Norma Jean and Kenneth Brandau Therese and Terrence Burns, BA ’75Peggy and Kevin Callahan Joleen and William Cannon, MD ’88, MRES ’93Mary Beth and J. CarlinTheresa and Michael Caron, MD ’82, MRES ’89Susan and John CicioraEllen and Robert Cimala Jane and John Colavincenzo, MD ’47Charlotte, BSN ’82, and David Cziperle, MD ’88, MRES ’00Phillip DeChristopher, PhD, MD ’82Mary Jo and Warren DeMaio Anne and John Dowdle Jr., MD ’74Thomas B. Doyle, in memory of his wife Patricia Ricci DoyleRuth FreearkDorothy and Herbert FreundtJill and Brock FurlongNancy Gibbs, MD ’78Dorothea and James GilliamMargaret Giuffre, MUND ’54Kim GiusfrediSusan and Bennett Grimm Jr.Mary Kathryn Hartigan Gail, MD ’82, and David Hecht, MD ’82, MBA ’09

Kathleen and Charles Hewell, BS ’80, MD ’84Liliane and Jeffrey Holland Deborah and John LaheySue Lehoang, DDS and Mike Lehoang, MD ’74/’75Jamie and Patrick Maloney Mari Sue, MSN ’82, and Michael Merchut, MD ’79, MRES ’85

Kenneth Micetich, BS ’69, MD ’74/’75, MRES ’78

John Morrissey Denise, JFRC ’73-’74, BA ’75, MA ’83, and John Noell Jr., JD ’85Patricia and John O’Keefe Jr., BSC ’60Shelia and Thomas Quinn

GIVING | The Damen Society

LOYOLA LOYALISTS Alumni and friends who have supported the University in each of the most recent 10 fiscal years. A young alumnus or alumna (graduating in the past 10 years) who has made a gift every year since graduation.

* Deceased


GIVING | The Damen Society, continued

Eileen and Patrick Quirke, BS ’75, MD ’78, MRES ’83 Maralyn and Michael K. Reilly Elizabeth and Thomas Rieser, MD ’73 Joyce and Leo Roberts, MD ’58, MBA ’95 Don Romanaggi, MD ’60Gregory SchillerCatherine and Mark SchmidBarbara and Barry SchwartzPatricia SimpsonMarcia and Anthony Spagnolo, MD ’61Joan SteelPatrick Stiff, MD ’75Jackie Taylor Holsten, JD ’99, and Peter HolstenMolly and James TooleDebra and Scott Upp Nancy and Leonard Vertuno, MDMichelle and Matthew VranicarCynthia and Robert Wagner, MDDonna and Thomas Weigel, MD ’84Judithe and Jerome Wensinger, MD ’58Denise and John York II, MD ’74/’75, MRES ’77

Henry J. Dumbach, S.J., Associates $2,500 to $4,999

Graciela and Juan Angelats, MD, MRES ’76 Gloria and Francis Banich, BS ’54, MD ’57D Bishop IIILinda Brubaker, MD and Warren BrubakerJoan, BSN ’74, and Vincent Bufalino, BS ’74, MD ’77, MRES ’80Helen and Allen Cahill, MD ’60Eileen Cahill, BS ’76, MD ’79Regina and John Cahill, MD ’81, MRES ’85Mimi CarlinJane and Robert Conti, MD ’55Anne and M. Norton Flanagan, MD ’62Margaret Foran and David SchmidtMargaret and Gayle FranzenLoretto Glynn, MD, BS ’85Margaret and Thomas Greubel, MD ’53Barbara and George HanusHazel and Steve HartmanDavid Hegg, MD ’57 Kristine and Jonathan Heintzelman Judith and Benjamin Jagodzinski, MD ’62Alina and Anthony Janiga, BS ’82, MD ’87Rita and Thomas Kaiser Rose Marie and Edward Lee, MD ’48Jane Yeun, MD and Randall Lee, MD ’86Anne Lesser and Robert Lufrano, MD ’76Richard Mannion, MD, MRES ’88Julia Marshall, MD ’83, and Jerry KaneErica Hartl and Aaron Michelfelder, MD ’97 Karen Lee, MSN ’76, and Robert Miller, MD ’74, MRES ’75 Cabrina and John Moran, BS ’60, MD ’64, MS ’64

Keith Muccino, SJ, MD ’77Vera Petras, MD and Gjuro PetrasMary Jane, BSN ’61, and John SauveMegan Schmidt Ronald Schreiber, BS ‘67, MD ‘71, MRES ‘75 LLWilliam SherryWilliam Simmons, PhDBernadette Strzyz, MD ’68Karin Swartz, MD ’96, and Dominic Fee, MDThomas Turk, MD, MRES ’99Barbara and Oliver Whetstone, MD ’54

Arnold Damen, S.J., Associates $1,000 to $2,499

Laura and D. Scott AlterMomi and John Andreshak, MD, MRES ’96Kathleen and Terrence AndrewsJohn Angel, MD ’66 Rosemary and Gerard Aranha, MD, MRES ’75Ermin Arriola, MD ’93Susan Atamian, MD ’86, and Lee HartLisa and James Baker Jr., MD ’78N. Kurt Baker-Watson, MD ’95, MRES ’99Carl Barsanti, MD ’74/’75Daniel Batlan, MD ’85 William Bayer, MD ’86, MRES ’91Angela and Larry BeardenMary Jane and Paul Belich, MDAndrea and Richard Blair, MD ’60 LaMoyne and Sidney Blair, MD ’48Juliana and Jules Blank, MD ’78Stella and Stanley BobakColleen and Robert Bockel, MD ’67Lee Bockhacker, MD ’57Richard Bodie, MD ’46 LLMary Jo and James Bolan, MD ’61James Bruno Boscardin, MD, MRES ’71Anne and Charles Bouchard, MDSusan Briggs, MD ’74John Brockenbrough, MD, MRES ’02Jan Brzozowski, MD ’85 Diane and Richard Buchta, MD ’67Ann Bugliani, PhD and Americo BuglianiSuzanne BurgessEllen and Thomas Burke, MD ’56Denise and Jeffrey Burkett, MD, MRES ’94Lucia and Orey Buzzelli, MBA ’75Phillip Cacioppo, MD ’67M. Joan and James Cahill, MD ’59Lois and G. Patrick Cain, BS ’66, MD ’70, MRES ’71 Katherine Peshek-Campbell, BS ’77, MD ’80, and Daniel Campbell, MD ’80, MRES ’81Louise and Angelo Capozzi, MD ’60Annette and William Cappaert, MD ’62Teresa Cappello, MD and Daniel MeekerShauna and Michael Cardenas, MD, MRES ’88Jeffrey Carlson, BA ’06

Kathleen Carlson, JFRC ’68-’69, BS ’70, MA ’76, PhD ’78John J. Carolan, MD ’52, and Beatrice A. Berteau*, MUND ’47, MS ’49, MD ’52Beverly and John Carroll Jr., MD ’62Linda and Elmer Casey Jr., MD ’73Patricia Cassidy, MBA ’95, and Andrew WycislakJean and Kevin Cavanaugh, MD ’95, MRES ’00Jenna Halperin and Anthony Centracchio Marjorie and Ronald Charipar, MD ’80Mary and Robert Chesser, BS ’72, MD ’75Valerie Choy, MD ’96Patricia and Michael Collins, BA ’70, MD ’78Susan and Giovanni Colombo, MD ’87Paula ConnollyMaria and Daniel Considine, MD ’62 Judith Neafsey, BSN ’73, MD ’78, and Terrence Conway, BS ’71, MD ’76

Kathleen and Joseph Cottrell Jr., MD ’75 Margaret and William CraneMary and Charles Cronan IVClaire and Richard Cronin, MD ’50Joan and Richard CuomoGloria, MSW ’96, and Daniel Dahlinghaus, MD ’74, MRES ’79John Dainauskas, BS ’58, MD ’62 Marisol and Willard Dalton Jr., MD ’74/75, MRES ’76Donna DeCamara, MD ’73, and Chris Dangles, MD ’74/’75 Michael Darder, MD ’83Anne Dean, MD ’95, MRES ’98Katherine and Michael Debre, BS ’71, MD ’74/’75Norman Decker Jr.Mel and Norman Decker Sr.Emily DeeganLois and Charles Deitschel Jr., MD ’65Patricia, MPS ’01, and Thomas DeStefani, MD ’81, MRES ’84 Claire and James Diestel Jr., MD ’55Alexander Djuricich, MD ’94 Kate, BS ’77, and Paul Dombrowski, MD, BA ’77Judith and Richard Duchossois Peggy and Gregory Duick, MD ’72 Sandra and Gregory Eckstein, MD ’62Amy, MD ’83, and James EganChristine and Stephen Eggerding Nancy and Lawrence Eisinger, MD ’75, MRES ’77Bahman Emami, MDDouglas Evans, MDMaureen Fearon, MD ’87, MRES ’91, and Robert LipaDawn and Robert FellerCheryl Paradis, BS ’89, MD ’93, and John Fiedler, MD ’93



Marlene FlanaganJoan Chiaviello and Robert Flanigan, MDAnne Delgatto and Stanley Flis Frank Folk, MDSarah FoyilKristin Galan, MD ’04Laurel and Charles Gambla, BS ’83, MD ’90Mary Winkler-Gandhi, MD ’93, and Kevin Gandhi, MD ’86, MRES ’92Jeffrey Garst, MD ’87Lois and Dennis Gates, MD ’65Linda and James Gerace Sr., MD ’67Mary and Dale Gerding Janice Lysiak, MD and Sidney Glazer, MD ’74Thomas Gleason, MD ’78Diane and John Golan, MD ’78, MRES ’83Larry Goldberg Gerald Gong, MD ’86Deborah and Gary Goodenow, MD ’73Alvin GottliebCarol and John Grieco, BS ’74, MD ’77, MRES ’84William Gries, BS ‘83, MD ‘87, MRES ’93Catherine AZ and Gregory Gruener, MD ’79, MRES ’83Colette, MD ’77, and Thomas Gushurst, MD ’77Donna, BSN ’83, and David Hale, MD ’71, MRES ’74Heather Hall, MD ’06Ruth HamperLori HausfeldJohn Haydek, MD ’88, MRES ’91Constance Hayes, MD ’65 and Edward Lewison Ann and John Heileman, MD ’55 Margaret Ann and Todd Hewell III, BS ’75, MD ’78, MRES ’85

Deborah and William Hopkinson, MD ’77Kathy and John Howard, BS ’56, MD ‘60Patrick Hsu, MD ’92Stacey and Brian Hughes Therese Kloempken, MD ’95, and David HughesCheryl and Jeffrey Jackson Rosina and Michael Janowak, MD ’72 Jill and Jay JavorsJulia and Raymond Joehl, MDSylvia and Richard Jones Joan, BSN ’54, and John Joyce, MD ’55Karen Judy, MD ’90, and Michael FoleyDebora Kaczynski, MD ’93, and Tom KaczysnkiKathleen and Herbert Kanter, DDS Myrsini and George Karkazis, MD ’65Barbara KassAlyssa Lebel and Edward Kaye, BS ’71, MD ’75, MRES ’78 Shirley Maides and John Keane, BS ’68, MD ’72Christine and John Kefer, MD ’74

Aldon KellyMimi and Michael Kelly Sr., BS ’72, MD ’80, MRES ’81Mary and Thomas KenkelGarry Kennebrew Jr., MD ’12Barbara and Richard Kennedy, PhDKathryn and Mark KiernanDavid Kim, MD ’86Ku-Mie Kim, MD, PhDElizabeth and William KinderGail and Nicholas Kinnas, MD ’65Michael Klepper, MD ’74/’75 Margaret and Thomas Kloempken Michael Koller, MD ’86, MRES ’89Elizabeth Kovacs, PhDTheresa Kristopaitis, MD, MRES ’00Kate Nolan and Mark Kuczewski, PhDLucille and Donald Kuiper, MD ’64George Kuritza, MD ’80Leah and Wendell KurtzMarcia and Paul LangosFlorette and Michael Lavelle, MD ’66, MRES ’73Cassandra LawtonMarissa and John Lazor, MD ’90Isabelle Le Poole, PhDJennifer Leischner Litowitz, JD ’94, and Alec Litowitz Gloria Leischner, MUND ’66 Nicole, BS ’98, and Mark Leischner, BS ’97, MD ’01, MRES ’04Ale and Eligius Lelis, MD, MRES ’89Susan Magocsi and Robert Levin, MD ’59Lee Lichtenberg, MD ’75Lorraine and Holger LiepmannHelen and Peter LoewensteinJulie and Herbert Louis, MD, MRES ’82Mary, JFRC Fall ’72, BS ’74, and Daniel Lyons, BBA ’74, JD ’87Eileen MadiganBarbara and William Makarowski, MD ’74Andrew Makowski, MD ’03Theresa MaoGuido Marra, MDAnne and Stuart Marshall, MD ’70Judith, BS ’59, and Gregory Matz, MD ’62Thomas McDermott, MD ’54Sarah McDonald, MDCindy, MD ’85, and Kevin McEvoy, MD ’85Colleen and Thomas McKiernan, MD ’74/’75Donald McLauchlan Mary and Lawrence McPartlinBeth Ann and James McShane, BS ’75, DDS ’79Janice and Edward Melian, MDKatrina and James Mendez Patricia, BSN ’59, and James Meucci, MD ‘60John Meyenberg, MD ’53Valerie Michelotti, MD ’80, and Paul Wozniak Jr., MD ’79

Margie and Samuel Miller Mary Ellen and James Mini, MD ’65Moira and Christopher MiniellyMaureen, BSN ’78, and George Miz, BS ’76, MD ’79Gary MoebsWilliam Mollihan, MD ’62Margaret, MD ’75, and Thomas Moore, MD ’75Mary and Patrick Moorhead, MEd ’69, EdD ’83 Frances and James Moorman, MD ’63Nina and Thomas Moskalewicz, MD ’77Maureen and Joseph Mueller, MD ’87Nita Mukkamala, MD and Srinivas Mukkamala, MD, MRES ’00Judy and Charles Mullenix, BS ’69, MD ’73, MRES ’77Arthur MullinsEmer Mulvihill and Michael MullvihillPamela, MD ’77, and James Mulshine, MD ’77Emily Chew and Robert MurphyVincent Muscarella, MD ’62Coleen Napolitano, MRES ’00 June and Frederick Newirth, MD ’54 G. Michael Nidiffer, BS ’65, MD ’70Mary Kuhn Nixon and Robert Nixon Jr., MD ’87, MRES ’92 Connie and Frederick Nora, MD ’77 Joseph Nora, MD ’51 Patricia, BSN ’78, JD ’86, and Robert Nowak, MBA ’72Michele, 000 ‘81, MD ’85, and Timothy Nypaver, MD ’85Nora O’Byrne Nancy and Thomas O’DowdJanet and Floyd Okada, MD ’61William O’Reilly, MD ’75Lynn and Robert OssoffJulie, BSN ’75, and E. Phillip Ow, MD ’73, MRES ’77Hannah PalmAna Lucia Pappas, MD and Phillip PappasJorge Parada, MDMatthew PartainKathy and Peter Parten, MD ’95, MRES ’00Bruce Paterson, MD ’80Avinash Patwardhan, PhDKathleen Paveglio-Sarkaria, MD ’81, and Paul Sarkaria, MD ’81James Pawlikowski, BS ’68, MD ’72Elizabeth and Francis Pedace, MD ’60Donna Peterson Tallman and Thomas Tallman Teresa and Scott Peterson Christine, MD ’82, and Gregory PettyCarol and Hadley Pihl Agnes Piszczek, MSW ’61 Christine and Paul Ploegman, MD ’79Judy and Richard PokornyEsther and Henry Poterucha, MD ’52



Caroline, JFRC Spring ’93, BSN ’94, and Vikram Prabhu, MDJanice and Kenneth Printen, BS ’57, MD ’61Mary Catherine and R. Andrew Rauh, MD ’84, MRES ’87Susan and Gregory Reaman, MD ’73, MRES ’74Judith Reinhardt Cecelia, MD ’92, and Thomas RickettsPaul Riske, MD ’98, MRES ’02Mark Rosen, MD ’79Richard Rosenfeld, MD ’82 Janis and Myer Roszler, MD ’82 Bonnie and A. Jerald Rothenberg, MD ’63Karen, BS ’91, and Francis Rottier, BS ’91, MRES ’01 Betsy and John Rowekamp, MD ’69Patricia, BSN ’72, and Ronald Sage, BS ’73Lynn and Gary Salit, JD ’73 Alda and Harvey Sanders, MD ’59 Barbara Santucci, MD ’64Robert Sawicki, MD ’67Julie and John Scanlon, JFRC ’83-’84Marianne ScanlonSusan Scanlon, MDJanet and Kenneth Schiffman, MD, MRES ’00Ellen and David Schilling, MD ’94, MRES ’98Ann and Brian Schmitt, MDKeith Schroeder, MD ’71

Mary and Thomas Schufreider Deborah and Terrence Schuhrke, BS ’64, MD ’68 Linda, BSN ’64, and William Senica, BS ’62, MD ’66, MRES ’70Marcia Lloyd and Daniel Shannon, MD ’60Mobeen Shirazi, MD ’02, MRES ’07Robert SiegelPatricia and Joseph Simone, MD ’60Claire Smith, MD ’75, and Robert Kubicka, MDBarbara and Michel Snyder, MD ’74/’75 Patricia, MUND ’58, and Alex John Spadoni, MD ’59 David Speranza, MD ’81, MRES ’84Gary Spitz, MD ’80 Mary and Gustav Staahl Jr., MD ’71Joanne and James Stankiewicz, MDJacob StelterJacqueline and Christopher Stent Mary and Michael Stevens, MD ’65Susan and Jerold Stirling, MDMary and Sam Stowell Dalia and Stanley Strasius, MD ’68 Lee Ann and William Sullivan, MD ’60Denise Sulo, MD and Robert Sulo, MDElizabeth and Michael Takacs, MD ’01 Jacqueline and William Tansey, BS ’57, MD ’61, MPS ’01

Lynne Taus-Sergi, MD ’84Elizabeth and Michael Terlizzi, MD ’74/’75Gwen and Pietro Tonino, MDBrooke and Frank TransueKatherine TribbleChristine and Kevin Tribble, MD ’87David Trotter, MD, MRES ’85Eileen and Timothy Tymon, MD ’74/’75 Bonnie and Fidelis UmehDavid VenkusVanessa B. Vergara and Joseph SeligaFrank WalterAlyce and Daniel Wechter, MD ’74 Rosemary WeisenbergerMarc Weiss, MDMaureen and James* West, MD ’40Jill* and Frederick Wezeman, PhDPaula White, MD ’99Kathleen Wides, MD ’82, and Joel Schor, MDGayle Winters, MD ’79 Celine and Edward Wojcik, MD ’62Sherry Wren, MD ’86, and Josef BaumgartnerKaren Wu, MDKeith Yablonicky, MD ’01Helen and Charles Zinn, MD ’77Susan and Robert Zoelle


GIVING | Society of the Shield

The Society of the Shield honors Loyola alumni and friends who have thoughtfully remembered Loyola in their estate plans and/or have made a deferred gift to the University. The following list of individuals includes Stritch alumni who are Society of the Shield members, as well as non-Stritch-alumni Society of the Shield members who have allocated at least a portion of their planned gift to a Stritch allocation.

Reva and Seymour Alban, MD ’46Fern Asma, MD ’46Alice and Alton Backs, MD ’52Pat Balsamo, MD ’57Gail Bien, BS ’86, MA ’91Patricia and Richard Blaine, MD ’59A. James Blanchard, MD ’47Colleen and Robert Bockel, MD ’67Rose and George Bordenave, MD ’46Stephanie and Robert Brodner ,MD ’72Helene BurkartJudith and Timothy Burns, MD ’74/’75Jeanne and Thomas Campbell, MD ’51Lynn Carlson and Philip O’Connor, PhD, JFRC ’68-’69, BA ’70John J. Carolan, MD ’52, and Beatrice A. Berteau*, MUND ’47, MS ’49, MD ’52Darlene and Richard Carroll, MD ’66Grace and Gerard Cerniak, BS ‘65, MD ‘69Marjorie and Ronald Charipar, MD ’80Arlene and Ronald Cheff, MD ’71, MRES ’74Jane and Robert Conti, MD ’55Sandra and Gregory Eckstein, MD ’62Jacqueline FalkPatricia and Karl Frankovitch, MD ’63Patricia and Steven Friedland, MD ’89Martin Funk, BS ‘50, MD ’56A. William Geordan, MD ’49Linda and James Gerace Sr., MD ’67Virginia and William Gordon, MD ’59Ruth HamperSusanna Hayes, PhD, JFRC ’62-’63, BS ’64Gerald Higgins, MD ’62, MRES ’69Philip Hillmer, MDSheila and Henry Hollander, MD ’67Mercedes Hulik, MUND ’48, BSC ’48Jean Jackson, MD ’73, MRES ’79Kim and Algimantas Jecius, MD ’88Judy and Andrew KonitzerJanet KrabecJacqueline and Michael Kuglitsch, MD ’80Lucille and Donald Kuiper, MD ’64Patricia and Barry Laven, MD ’70Mary and Gerald Liesen, MD ’58Diane and Robert Lukesh, MD ’68, MS ’68Rodney Mannion, MD ’56Anne and Stuart Marshall, MD ’70Elaine and Charles Martin, MD ’47Thomas McDermott, MD ’54Mary, BS ’53, MD ’57, and John McGloin, BS ’53, MD ’57Gail MillerAmanda, MD ’01, and Brian Morris, MD ’01Sheila and Meredith Murray, MD ’56Alice C., MUND ’61 and Richard Nagle, MD ’63Shirley and William Nelson, MD ’59Julie Ann and Robert Niles, MD ’60Evelyn and Thomas Nipper, MD ’71Frances and John O’Donoghue Jr., MD ’44

Thomas, PhD ’81, MD ’84, and Claudine OrigitanoPauline and Harold Papson, MD ’65Jeanne and Edwin PendrysPaul Proteau, BBA ’53, MSIR ’58Elaine and Paul Raglow, MD ’59Don Romanaggi, MD ’60Mary and Santo Ruggero, MD ’46Catherine and Theodore Schafer, MD ’58Bernice SchloederDeborah and Terrence Schuhrke, BS ’64, MD ’68Marcia Lloyd and Daniel Shannon, MD ’60Mary Braunreitr, MD ’77, and Steven Sherman, MD ’77A. Donald SillaroBarbara and Stephen Slogoff, MDLeRoy Smith, MD ’65Diane and Louis Soscia, MD ’62Albin Sowka, MD ’47Mary and Gustav Staahl Jr., MD ’71Lisa and Edgar Staren, MD ’82Patrick Stiff, MD ’75Eugene Sullivan, MD ’34Gerald Sunko, MD ’70Ruth Ann and Robert Swint, MD ’70Jean and J. Scott SykoraJacqueline and William Tansey, BS ’57, MD ’61, MPS ’01Katherine, BS ’66, MD ’80, and Joseph Walsh, PhD, BA ’67, MSW ’69Kurt Warkenthien, MD ’88Judithe and Jerome Wensinger, MD ’58Harry Whelan, MD ’47Barbara and Oliver Whetstone, MD ’54Angeline Schrater and Richard White, PhDRobert Wilkus, MD ’62Mary, MUND ’58, and Theodore Will, MD ’60Francis Williams, MD ’71William WischoefferRita and George Zorn, MD ’46

Estate GiftsIt is with great honor and appreciation that Stritch remembers the generosity of these alumni and friends who have helped through a legacy gift to Stritch.

Conrad Kraemer*Geraldine Peiffer*, MD ’49Mildred Pesek*Catherine Smith*Lucille Stuteville*Rita Walsh*, MD ’50Michael Weinzweig*

*Deceased


GIVING | Corporations and Foundations

The following generous corporations and foundations have supported the Stritch School of Medicine with a gift of $1,000 or more during fiscal year 2012.

$100,000 to $499,999

American Heart AssociationThe Arthur FoundationHyundai Motor AmericaThe Jesuit CommunitySusan G. Komen FoundationRichard A. Perritt Charitable FoundationSwim Across America, Inc.

$10,000 to $99,000

Achievement Rewards for College ScientistsAmerican Cancer SocietyAmerican College of RheumatologyBoston Scientific Foundation, Inc.Catholic Health PartnersDepartment of Surgery Loyola University Medical CenterGeorge M. Eisenberg Foundation for CharitiesGoldman, Sachs & CompanyIllinois Burn Prevention AssociationJohn Reilly PhotographyKMK & Associates LLCLoyola Department of Medicine

Mammoth HospitalMartin Family FoundationMedtronic, Inc.Mullins Food ProductsNationwide Credit & Collection, Inc.Reliance Standard Life Insurance CompanyRiviera Country Club and Sports CenterSAGESShida FoundationThe Alben F. & Clara G. Bates FoundationThe Ayco Charitable FoundationThe John and Herta Cuneo Florida FoundationThe Lam FoundationThe Society For Cardiovascular Angiography & Interventions

$5,000 to $9,999

American College of Obstetricians & GynecologistsASCRS FoundationChicago Chapter Society of Fire Protection EngineersChicago Equity Partners LLC


GIVING | Corporations and Foundations, continued

$5,000 to $9,999, continued

Department of Orthopaedic Surgery andFurlong Consulting, LLCGore MedicalW. L. Gore & AssociatesIllinois Collection ServicesJohnson & Bell, Ltd.KLS Martin LPLoyola Department of RadiologyLoyola Primary Care DepartmentLoyola University Chicago Internal Audit DepartmentThe Napleton Family Foundation, Inc.Newkirk Electric Associates, Inc.Power Construction Company LLCPower Wellness Management, Inc.Reilly FoundationRML Health Providers, L.P.Sodexo, Inc & AffiliatesSolomon, Cordwell, BuenzSt. John’s Military SchoolThe American Board of Obstetrics & Gynecology EducationalThe Jaharis Family Foundation, Inc.The Jessica Freundt Memorial FundThe Pocono FoundationJohn & Denise York Foundation

$1,000 to $4,999

Abbott Fund Matching Grant PlanAce Graphics, Inc.Advocate Health PartnersAlcon Laboratories, Inc.American Academy of NeurologyAmerican Courier Service, Inc.The Anspach Effort, Inc.Association of Professors of DermatologyAthena DiagnosticsAtritech, Inc.Barker & Castro LLCBiosense Webster, Inc.Cannon DesignChicago Rivet & Machine CompanyThe Cottrell FoundationDavid and Lucile Packard FoundationDavid S. Kim Medical, Inc.Dominican UniversityDykema Gossett PLLCFidelity Charitable Gift FundFrank H. Stowell and Sons, Inc.General Growth PropHartman & Hartman, P.C.Illinois Society for the Prevention of BlindnessIllinois Tool Works, Inc.ITW FoundationJeffrey J. Holland Investments, LLCJesuit Community of Bellarmine

John F. and Joan P. Mullins Charitable FoundationKominiarek, Bresler, Harvick & Gudmundson LLCLifeCell CorporationLombard Fire Fighters UnionLowis & Gellen LLPLoyola Department of AnesthesiologyLoyola Department of NeurologyLynfred Winery, Inc.McDonnell Investment Management LLCNevin Hedlund Architects, Inc.Occidental Petroleum Charitable FoundationOnCore ProductsPershing Advisor Solutions LLCQuestcor Pharmaceuticals, Inc.Reed Family FoundationSt. Peter and Paul SchoolStritch SupporterSutera Harbour ResortsSynthes, U.S.A.The Center for Sports Orthopaedics, S.C.The George and Barbara Hanus Family FoundationTheresa Mao Charitable FoundationThomas W. Dower FoundationU.S. Charitable Gift TrustWalker Parking Consultants/ Engineers, Inc.

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Documents

Annual Report - Loyola University Chicago€¦ · Student Health Fair Thirty-three Stritch students, eight faculty and staff, and 170 students from Chicago’s Christ the King Jesuit