DES MOINES AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE. Your Community Your College

DES MOINES AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE ANKENY BOONE CARROLL NEWTON URBAN Your Community Your College 2012 2013 WEST

Your Community, Your College Robert Denson, DMACC President Joe Pugel, DMACC Board Chairman DMACC is launching a new campaign to celebrate the achievements of our students and graduates. Called Your Community, Your College, it highlights the tremendous impact our graduates are having on communities throughout Iowa. It shows how important DMACC graduates are to our quality of life and economic success from building our homes and fixing our cars to protecting us and even caring for us when we are sick. DMACC graduates are always there when you need them. And, with more than 95 percent of DMACC graduates staying and living in Iowa, they are the life force of our communities. As a result, DMACC and Central Iowa are tightly bound together by workforce, economic development and lifelong learning. DMACC listens to businesses and works with communities to develop programs and coursework that make Central Iowa one of the most vibrant regions in the nation. Education has always been the engine that powers America s dreams and our students goals. DMACC has experienced tremendous growth over the past decade, nearly doubling in size, both in the number of programs and number of students. In 2011, for example, the College launched 20 new programs and certificates that include water treatment, and a new Homeland Security emphasis in our criminal justice program. Today, the College offers more than 150 programs and short-term certificates. DMACC has accomplished much, but we must now plan for the next 10 years as new challenges and opportunities lay ahead. DMACC is energized with new ideas, and plans for new student opportunities, and is remodeling facilities and always developing exciting new programs and courses. The College will strive to improve the quality of life for individuals by meeting their educational and training needs. It s part of Your Community, Your College. The following Annual Report highlights some of the many stories and milestones helping to shape all of us as an organization. Your Community, Your College is also a part of a broad strategic planning initiative that started in 2012. It will evaluate our programs, facilities, partnerships and services. Robert Denson DMACC President Joe Pugel DMACC Board Chair 2

Dmacc Hosts National Policy Discussions DMACC hosted an array of high-ranking members of the Obama Administration in 2012, each of whom praised DMACC s many roles in adding vitality to the region s economic life. On Feb. 10, Secretary of Agriculture and former Iowa Governor Tom Vilsack visited DMACC s Ankeny Campus to discuss President Obama s plan for economic growth in Iowa. Vilsack participated in a roundtable discussion with agriculture and business leaders as well as DMACC faculty and staff. On March 8, U.S. Under Secretary of Education Dr. Martha J. Kanter visited the DMACC Ankeny Campus, toured area businesses, met with Iowa Governor Terry Branstad and also sat in on Apple cofounder Steve Wozniak s presentation as part of iweek on West Campus. U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan and Assistant Secretary of Education Brenda Dann-Messier hosted a Town Hall meeting with students, business leaders and Central Iowans on the Ankeny Campus on April 19. Alan B. Krueger, Chairman of President Obama s Council of Economic Advisers and a member of the Cabinet visited DMACC s Urban Campus on Oct. 9. A labor economist, Krueger has been published widely on unemployment, the economics of education, income distribution, social insurance, regulation, terrorism, finance and the environment. U.S. Secretary of Education Praises Iowa s Concurrent Enrollment Strength During his stop at DMACC in April, U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan praised Iowa s leadership in enrolling high school students in courses that provide both high school and college credit, known as joint or concurrent enrollment. Statewide, more than half of Iowa high school seniors are jointly enrolled students, said Duncan. That s just absolutely amazing. It s a remarkable record and we d like to see every state in the nation duplicate what you are doing here in Iowa. DMACC Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs Kim Linduska said the large number of jointly enrolled students comes from a variety of factors created by high schools and all Iowa community colleges creating partnerships. High school students and parents and teachers are savvy, said Linduska. If you are a high-achieving high school student, that senior year you have probably met all of your high school requirements. That creates the opportunity to take some of these concurrent enrollment courses and get college credit and get a head start on your college career while you are still in high school. It saves money. It keeps students engaged their senior year. And we have lots of data that says if a student takes a concurrent enrollment class in high school, they will be more successful in college. Mission statements Des Moines Area Community College Mission: DMACC provides quality, affordable, student-centered education and training designed to empower all students in their pursuit of life s opportunities and their career goals. Vision: DMACC will improve the quality of life for individuals in its communities by meeting their educational and training needs throughout their lives. DMACC Foundation Mission: DMACC Foundation assures educational excellence through charitable giving. Vision: The DMACC Foundation will strive to secure philanthropic and external sources of support for the students, faculty, staff and programs of DMACC. 3

ACADEMICS DMACC is constantly working with area employers and public organizations to create new or redesigned training programs. Two such examples from 2012 were:

Academics Fire and Water Among New Programs added in 2012 Water Environmental Tech DMACC s innovative Water Environmental Technology (WET) courses offer training that allows students to secure an initial job or advance their existing career in the growing fields of water and wastewater treatment. The DMACC WET program provides students with the fastest educational track to master new, evolving technologies and systems, as well as achieve the governmental certification that is increasingly required at every level. A two-year AAS WET degree gives students a distinct advantage that opens more opportunities for advancement. Fire Science DMACC s Fire Science offerings were extensively updated in 2012 under the direction of new department chair Eric Dunn. The newly redesigned Fire Science program will provide the latest training to students and also prepare current fire science professionals to advance their careers. Both one-year certificate training and two-year Associate in Applied Science degrees are available. DMACC created marketing materials and events to make fire departments throughout the state aware of the new offerings. Graduates of the program have been employed as industrial fire protection specialists, safety technicians, fire insurance inspectors, forest fire fighters, inspection bureau representatives, state fire inspectors and municipal fire department employees. Music Jazz musician Scott Davis joined the DMACC music faculty as an adjunct instructor. Davis started teaching a new course in the fall of 2012 entitled Jazz History and Appreciation. In the three-credit course, students will listen to, discuss and learn about the historical context of jazz from the late 1800s to the current style. Music Program Chair Jim Loos said students will learn about the cities where jazz developed and the influential composers and performers. Davis has been playing and teaching jazz music for more than 30 years. He also plays trumpet with the Scott Davis Quartet, Free Style and other ensembles. Video Production DMACC has launched new visual communication classes in 2012. Video Production I & II explores how to start from a basic concept to develop and produce video segments for use in website and other digital media. Emphasis is placed on getting the concept from a raw idea to production using industry-standard software to produce and edit. Instructor Steve Schott is, a Hollywood veteran who has produced many commercials and TV shows including Carol Burnett and the Jeff Foxworthy Show. 5

In 2012, DMACC implemented the first-of-its-kind in Iowa Honors Program to provide a quality, innovative and responsive learning environment to the highest academic achieving students. The program has rigorous acceptance criteria, including a high ACT score and essay requirements. Honors students study more challenging curriculum, but are rewarded with some exclusive benefits and amenities, such as honors-only on-campus housing in Boone. In 2012 there were more than 60 Honors students across all DMACC campuses. The launch was a very positive experience, said Dr. Kim Linduska, DMACC Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs. It s a strong program that articulates with the regent schools as well as other four-year colleges and universities. The DMACC Honors Program also offers some exciting benefits to students including scholarships, field trips, speakers, lower studentto-professor classes and priority registration, just to name a few. Combining affordability and accessibility with an enhanced curriculum should make DMACC an attractive option for even more high-achieving students.

2012 Honors International Business Course Ranked Among Best in U.S. DMACC has been recognized as one of the top 20 community colleges for excellence in International Business Education. According to the 2012 Benchmarking Study on International Business at Community Colleges, DMACC has sustained excellence in International Business Education. DMACC is in a top 20 cluster selected from 1,132 community colleges in the U.S. Highlights of the DMACC International Business Education Course include: hhinstructors who have worked or are still working in the International Business field hhtrips to local companies that are engaged in international trade hhtele-meetings with U.S. and foreign ambassadors and senior officials hhopportunities to travel overseas hhthe Introduction to International Business course, offered at the Ankeny, Boone, Carroll, Urban and West Campuses DMACC Named Site for National Student Ag Organization The National Postsecondary Agricultural Student Organization (PAS) relocated its national office to the Des Moines Area Community College s Ankeny Campus. It s housed in the FFA Enrichment Center. In addition, DMACC Agri-Business Chair Craig McEnany of Nevada, IA, has become the new Executive Director for the organization. The National PAS is a collegiate association dedicated to ag education and helping students prepare for a career in agriculture. Since its founding in 1979, membership has grown to 1,400 students from 62 chapters located in 18 states. DMACC was selected over other competing colleges and universities. TSA Graduates Ten Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers at Des Moines International Airport have been recognized for completing a program in Homeland Security studies delivered in partnership with Des Moines Area Community College. Each of the officers received a TSA Certificate of Achievement for successfully completing three courses: Introduction to Homeland Security; Intelligence Analysis and Security Technology; and Transportation and Border Security. The partnership with DMACC allows TSA employees to work toward a TSA Homeland Security certificate or pursue an Associate degree in Homeland Security or a related field. 7

Retention Helping Students Cross the Academic Finish Line DMACC has excelled at attracting students. But in 2012, College leaders turned more attention to improving support structures that will help more students reach their education goals and graduate. A cornerstone of early efforts was a new The College Experience course required of all new students at DMACC. The course assigns each students a mentor and makes students aware of the challenges and opportunities that come with attending college. DMACC s student orientation was also expanded into a daylong session that allows more time to show students around and make them aware of the support services available. Among the many changes taking place across the College, a few of the new Completion Agenda initiatives launched in 2012 include: hha new, required college planning and orientation course called SDV 108, The College Experience hhmore developmental courses in Math and English hhgrowth of learning communities hhpurchase of new Degree Works advising software that helps advisors to better track a student s progress hhcreation of the new Honors Program hhhiring more student advisors at Ankeny and Urban hhmore faculty training We also asked our students to create a college completion plan that centers on what it is they want to do as their goal to complete DMACC, said Kim Linduska, Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs, we really are hopeful that will help students stay here longer and finish their degrees. DMACC s faculty will be an asset in the efforts to retain more students We have the best faculty in the state, by far, said Linduska. One initiative we have is really promoting the use of technology in teaching and learning, which affects the engagement of faculty with students in the classroom, which in turn affects retention. The whole integrity and quality of our academic program really rests with our faculty, so supporting our faculty as they engage students is very important. 8

2012 Milestones JULY 2012 The National Postsecondary Agricultural Student Organization (PAS) relocates its national office to the DMACC Ankeny Campus. DMACC Agri-Business Chair Craig McEnany becomes the new Executive Director of the organization. DMACC launches DMACC Mobile, a new website specifically designed for mobile communication devices. AUGUST 2012 The DMACC Perry VanKirk Career Academy earns a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Silver certification. SEPTEMBER 2012 Path of Peace sculpture by Iowa artist Ron Dinsdale is dedicated on the Urban Campus. OCTOBER 2012 DMACC is recognized as one of the nation s top 20 community colleges for excellence in International Business Education. Drake University President David Maxwell at the STEM Certification Announcement DMACC President Rob Denson and Drake University President David Maxwell announce a new STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) partnership for Elementary Education students. U.S. Labor Secretary Seth Harris toured the Ankeny Campus Welding Lab and announced a nearly $13 million federal grant to the Iowa Advanced Manufacturing Consortium, consisting of all 15 community colleges in Iowa. november 2012 DMACC students Adam Mykris of Cedar Rapids and Christian Jones of Huxley are selected to attend the National Community College Aerospace Scholars project and spend three days learning from NASA engineers. DMACC at Southridge rendering 9 9

Officials from DMACC and Macerich, owners of Southridge Mall, unveil plans, architectural drawings and details of a new 64,000-squarefoot, $14 million educational facility at Southridge. The presidents of DMACC and Grinnell College sign an articulation agreement to encourage qualified DMACC students to transfer to the private, four-year liberal arts college in Grinnell, Iowa. JANUARY 2013 DMACC s Agribusiness program is honored as the National Association of Agricultural Educators (NAAE) Region III Outstanding Postsecondary/ Adult Program. DMACC becomes the first institution in Iowa to administer the General Education Degree (GED) by computer. A technology lab at the Evelyn K. Davis Center for Working Families is named the Prairie Meadows Racetrack and Casino, Inc., Technology Lab following a $100,000 Prairie Meadows Legacy Grant award. FEBRUARY 2013 The Chinese Association of Iowa s 25 Years Celebration Committee has selected DMACC as its Leadership in Diversity Award recipient for 2013. MARCH 2013 Daymond John, one of the Sharks on the ABC-TV reality show Shark Tank and founder of fashion brand FUBU ; Jessica Matthews and Julia Silverman, founders and inventors of the SOCCKET soccer ball that doubles as a portable generator; John Gaeta, Academy Award-winning visual effects designer best known for his work on the Matrix film trilogy and Dr. Gene William Poor, founder of LifeFormations, an animatronics studio that has created animated figures for museums, retailers and theme parks, were keynote speakers at the 2013 Celebrate! Innovation Week event on the DMACC West Campus. The family of Dorothy A. Wyant of Ankeny creates the DMACC Foundation Dorothy A. Wyant Elementary Education STEM Certificate Scholars Program, awarding at least $5,000 in scholar awards for approximately 25 years. APRIL 2013 Nine DMACC students are named to the 2013 All-Iowa Academic Team. They include Kathleen Boatwright of Des Moines, Josi Arguello of Newton, Bradlee Beadle of Des Moines, Joshua Stevens of Sioux City, Sonya Dunn of Carroll, Caitlin Hainley of Mingo, Phillip Porter of Des Moines, Jaime Kline of Des Moines and Lucas Hall of Ames. Dunn was also named the New Century Scholar for being the student who scored the highest among the All-Iowa Academic Team applicants. Stevens was named one of the Coca-Cola Silver Scholars, while Hainley was named a Coca-Cola Bronze Scholar. DMACC Boone Campus student Joshua Stevens of Sioux City receives the prestigious Jack Kent Cooke Scholarship. The scholarship will pay all tuition, books, fees and living expenses for the final two to three years necessary to achieve a Bachelor s degree. This scholarship would easily amount to more than $100,000 of academic assistance. 10 10

Campus Features A growing number of students would rather walk to class than drive, a trend DMACC Ankeny is moving decisively to accommodate.

Ankeny Campus Housing Moves Ankeny Toward the Total College Experience Students are looking more to community colleges to give them the whole college experience, said Kim Linduska, DMACC s Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs and Ankeny Campus Provost. When the community colleges were built in the 1960s they were almost all commuter campuses. Now students want to come to community colleges for their career programs or the reasonable costs for their first two years, but they also want that complete college experience, and living on campus helps provide that. All DMACC housing is privately owned and operated. Campus View Apartments Campus View student housing is located on the Ankeny Campus. Remodeled in 2011, Campus View offers furnished apartments and a variety of floor plans with a wealth of amenities, including a 42" flat panel TV, all appliances included, fitness center and game room plus 24-hour security. Each building has a Resident Assistant who manages the property and assists students. Campus View will even match students with roommates, much like on-campus college housing systems at four-year colleges. campusviewstudenthousing.com Proposed Apartment Living Area Prairie Pointe Located next door to the Ankeny Campus, Prairie Pointe was started in 2012 and offers 3- and 4-bedroom furnished apartments featuring private bedrooms, private bathrooms, in-unit laundry, and two refrigerators per unit. Each building also has a clubhouse hangout that includes a coffee bar, theater room, tanning booth and fitness center. prairiepointeliving.com Campus Town Campus Town is the newest housing option for Ankeny Campus students. Located nearby, with 1-, 2- or 3-bedroom luxury floor plans, Campus Town offers choices to fit many budgets and styles. In addition, Campus Town will have an active social scene with a 3,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art fitness club, theater room, comfy study rooms and a must-see rooftop terrace that offers beautiful views. The housing complex will even offer a free shuttle to and from the DMACC Campus. rentcampustown.com We re excited about the housing growth, said Linduska. Students will have many exciting choices to live on or near campus. The next step is for us to offer more extracurricular activities such as clubs and intramurals, social actives among others. 12

Boone Campus The Small College Feel with Big DMACC Advantages occupied. Lee says on-campus housing is a major attraction for Boone. When you take into consideration that we have athletics, housing and a strong student activities experience, we re a campus that offers students a full college experience. DMACC s new Honors Program has brought about 20 students to Boone, including the first two graduates from the program, both of whom went on to four-year universities. In 2012 the Boone Campus enhanced its smallcollege atmosphere with the addition of housing reserved for high academic achievers. Housing has become an integral part of Boone Campus, said Tom Lee, Boone Provost. This year we built a new building dedicated to our Honors Program. It has a different structure to it, a different floor plan than the others. We have a capacity for 32 students there. The Honors Program housing unit is the second housing structure added since Lee became Provost in 2005, giving the campus a total of five buildings that can house a total of more than 200 students. Together they are 95% Student Growth Increasing enrollment at Boone which has more than doubled since 2005 has created a need for more room. Between the Boone Campus and Hunziker Center (in Ames), we re tight for space, said Lee. We have 40 full-time faculty members and right now I m out of faculty offices. Space has become an issue. DMACC Boone and the Hunziker Center in Ames combined currently serve about 3,800 students. 13

Carroll Campus Building Economic and Cultural Connections Responding to Economic Adversity The Carroll Campus responded to two plant closures/layoffs in the region in 2012 by partnering with Iowa Workforce Development and Region XII Council of Governments to offer advising and access to basic welding training for individuals interested in acquiring welding skills. Carroll Campus continues to respond to industry demand for welders in Western Iowa by upgrading campus equipment and facilities. In 2012, 930 students completed 5,648 concurrent enrollment credits through the Carroll Campus. Courses taken included a mix of both career and technical programming and liberal arts courses. This is tremendous opportunity for high school students to experience firsthand the academic expectations of the college curriculum and ease the transition to postsecondary education. The Carroll Campus is also a vital contributor to the economic and cultural life of Western Iowa. Those ties were strengthened in 2012. Sharing the Love of Motion Pictures English Professor Dennis Thompson spearheaded the first annual Film Festival on campus in 2012. America at the Movies, a daylong film festival, was open to the public. Among the featured films was the Peach Patch, a 2009 movie filmed in Boone. Following the showing, one of the film s actors, Wes Worthing of Boone, talked with students about the making of the movie. Mr. Thompson s goals were to bring film more alive for the students and provide an educational and exciting event to enhance campus life. Nurturing Young Entrepreneurs In August, the Carroll Campus cosponsored a Youth Entrepreneur Academy with the North Central Iowa Small Business Development Center. Middle school students got a taste of basic business principles by creating and managing their own businesses, making key decisions such as selecting a product, creating a budget and developing a marketing plan. 14

Newton Campus New Space to Better Serve Students and the Community In 2012, DMACC s Newton Campus dedicated more physical space to academic support for students and also provided a venue for community social and business gatherings. Academic Achievement Center The Newton Campus Academic Achievement Center (AAC) expanded into a space formerly occupied by the Newton Public School s alternative high school that moved out in 2012. They vacated a wonderful space here on our campus that they had been in for 20-some years, and it provided us with a great opportunity to move what was a very tight, overcrowded, oneroom Academic Achievement Center into that larger area, said Mary Entz, Newton Provost. Conference Center The DMACC Newton Conference Center now offers the public an excellent space for meetings of all types, whether addressing stockholders, energizing employees, or uniting in holy matrimony. It s going very well, said Entz. We do a strong wedding business. We re working harder to market the center for conferences and business meetings. We ve been very pleased with the response so far. It's part of our growing service to students and the community, said Entz. Knoxville Responding to requests from community leaders, DMACC s Newton Campus assigned an advisor in Knoxville and expanded the number of DMACC courses offered in the city. Chantel Boyd started in July to help current and prospective students in the Knoxville area with financial aid, academic advising, exploring potential career paths and navigating the higher education process. She also works to increase awareness of DMACC s offerings and support the dialog between DMACC and Knoxville residents. DMACC s Knoxville office is in city hall. The new Newton Campus AAC now includes two smaller rooms for quiet study and rooms for students to work on group projects. A small computer and writing lab used to be housed in an instructor s office. Co-locating a lot of academic support services for students and providing a variety of spaces that allow students to interact with each other and faculty in different ways provides a much stronger academic support system on our campus, Entz said. 15

Urban Campus Leading the DMACC/Grinnell College Partnership Path of Peace To celebrate the DMACC Urban Campus s diversity and commitment to a world of peace, a 17-foot- all monument, called Path of Peace, was installed outside Building #3. DMACC s Urban Des Moines Campus was on the forefront of an agreement in 2012 that created a partnership between Iowa s largest community college with one of the state s most elite private colleges. Grinnell College and DMACC entered into an agreement to encourage qualified DMACC students to consider transferring to the national, private, four-year liberal arts college in Central Iowa. The 10-ton sculpture, created by Iowa Artist Ron Dinsdale, is made from Indiana Bedford limestone, the same material that was used to build the Iowa State Capitol Building more than 100 years ago. Path of Peace signifies three sculptured doves, forever turning to symbolize freedom and rights. Grinnell College President Raynard S. Kington and DMACC President Robert Denson signed the agreement at the DMACC Urban Campus in Des Moines. We have been looking for ways to encourage more Iowa students to consider Grinnell College, and we are particularly pleased to partner with DMACC to provide this opportunity to high-achieving students, said Kington. We recognize the importance of access to education and the need for students to achieve their academic potential, said Rob Denson DMACC President. Grinnell s reputation as a topranked educational institution means that DMACC students have a new path into one of the best four-year colleges in the nation. This agreement represents the first-ever partnership between Grinnell and a two-year college. 16

West Campus Encouraging Innovation, Enhancing Academics Steve Wozniak Headlines iweek Headlining iweek in 2012 was Steve Wozniak, cofounder of Apple Computer, known simply as The Woz to legions of Apple and technology fans. Tickets to Wozniak s presentation which were free and distributed online were snapped up in 10 minutes. We could have given out three times as many tickets, but were restricted by space limitations, said Paustian. The iweek event featured dozens of speakers, many nationally known along with successful local and regional innovators. DMACC s West Campus further solidified its reputation as a technology and innovation leader in 2012 by hosting The Woz, while also ramping up academic options there. Since 2010, West Campus has hosted Celebrate Innovation, or ciweek, featuring speakers and events designed to encourage students and the public to combine science with imagination and creativity. A common thread running through all of these presentations is innovation and imagination, West Campus Provost Tony Paustian said. Any challenge in any industry can be solved by using these two key ingredients. That s the message we want to leave with our students. Offering a Complete, Two-Year Degree West Campus also celebrated its 10th anniversary by converting a former computer lab into a biology and physics lab. The addition allows students to earn a two-year liberal arts and sciences degree without ever leaving West Campus, which leaders expect to increase enrollment. 17

DMACC Reaches South DMACC Center for Career and Professional Development at Southridge Plans for the new DMACC Center for Career and Professional Development at Southridge were unveiled during a news conference in the former J.C. Penneys building. It will bring an eclectic list of services and opportunities to Des Moines s south side. It s part of DMACC s latest major service expansion. The $10 million development will open in the fall of 2013. The south side of Des Moines is underserved, said Kim Linduska, Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs. We have a large, primarily Latino population there and large numbers of students who need English as a second language and GED courses, so in addition to the Career Academy for Warren County high school students, we ll offer a large GED/ESL basic skills program at Southridge. DMACC President Rob Denson said the 64,000-square-foot expansion created by the center will also help ease a space crunch caused by DMACC s growing enrollment. The Southridge Center will house: hhdmacc Business Resources (DBR) go.dmacc.edu/dbr/pages/welcome.aspx hhdmacc Continuing Education go.dmacc.edu/conteddesc/pages/welcome.aspx hhdmacc Success Center go.dmacc.edu/success/pages/welcome.aspx hhwarren County Career Academy go.dmacc.edu/southridge/pages/welcome.aspx The Academy is an extension of DMACC s Career Advantage Program that provides college credit and vocational training to high school students. DMACC Success Center Serving more than 5,000 students in 2012, the DMACC Success Center, located at 800 Porter Avenue in Des Moines, is a busy place day or night. The Center offers English as Second Language (ESL), Adult Basic Education (ABE) and Youth-at-Risk programs. And over the last several years, the DMACC Success Center has doubled the number of credit classes for those pursing a college degree. To address its expanding role, the Success Center will move to DMACC at Southridge this summer. The move creates more classroom and computer lab space, as well as study space and extra parking. 18

Ames Hunziker Center New Construction Project Planned DMACC s Hunziker Center opened its doors in 2006 to offer career and technical programs to Story County high school students and credit classes to those pursing a college degree. Since then, the 34,000-square-foot facility has doubled the number of credit classes and added new programs. As a result, plans were drawn up to add another 9,000 square feet of lab and classroom space on the second floor. Also, due to strong interests from the community and from ISU students, the Hunziker Center has doubled the number of credit courses this year. Perry VanKirk Career Academy Achieving Milestones DMACC s Perry VanKirk Career Academy earned the prestigious designation of being LEED Silver Certified based on several factors including location, water efficiency, materials and indoor environmental quality. The energy conservation measures added about $100,000 to the cost of the facility. However, the Perry Economic Development Corporation, builders of the Career Academy, decided it was an important investment. Osmundson Manufacturing Company Donation Osmundson Manufacturing Company of Perry donated more than 68,000 pounds of steel to DMACC s Welding Program at the Perry VanKirk Career Academy, and the Ankeny and Newton Campuses. The generous donation allows the DMACC Welding Department to drastically reduce the amount of money it spends buying steel. The donation also allows students to gain valuable experience. Osmundson Manufacturing Company has been making farming tools in Perry since 1903. The company specializes in tillage tools. 19

Online Learning Technology Shrinks Time & Distance Online courses at DMACC have grown steadily as well, at a rate of about 4% to 5% per year. By the end of 2012, more than 500 classes, or 18% of DMACC courses, were online. Many are entirely online. The most popular offering is the "hybrid courses that combine online study and in-person classes. Typically, theory and lecture will be online in the form of video and text, and hands-on, practical skills and discussion happens in the classroom. Online courses are also offered as concurrent enrollment options for students in more and more Central Iowa high schools. "We have an online career academy, said Mark Steffen, Executive Director of Program Development, who oversees online learning. It s gone from 300 students consistently over a period of two or three years, then it jumped to 400, and then to 500, and now we re up by more than 600 students. In a bit of irony, one of DMACC s main technology tools is named after something once ubiquitous in the classrooms but now increasingly rare. "Blackboard is the name of a technology platform that creates an online space for everything from video to assignments associated with a course offering. Blackboard usage by DMACC faculty to enhance both online and in-person classes has grown steadily. Nearly 60 percent of DMACC teachers now use Blackboard in their classes. Steffen said a big challenge is keeping up with the rapidly developing web-based teaching tools. He credited a core group of faculty who are interested in high-tech teaching tools with playing a big role in keeping DMACC aware of the latest developments. 20

Career Advantage Helping High School Students Explore Careers Dr. Randy Mead, Executive Dean for Program Development who oversees Career Advantage, said there is new interest from school districts in Waukee and Pella to construct career academies there. These academies would be built and operated by each school district. DMACC would provide the curriculum support to ensure the course offerings qualified for DMACC credit. Thanks to the DMACC Career Advantage program, 11,496 high school students in 54 school districts earned college credits while exploring post-high school careers in 2012 free of charge to the students. The DMACC Career Advantage program, which works with Central Iowa high schools to offer DMACC courses to students primarily in their junior and senior year, has posted impressive growth since its inception in 1999. The number of students served has grown 51 percent since 2007, while the number of credits is up 75 percent during the same period. Career Advantage includes the operation of DMACC s Career Academies: hhankeny, Newton and Carroll Campuses hhhunziker Career Academy in Ames hhvankirk Career Academy in Perry hhdmacc Success Center in Des Moines Creating a career academy is a process that involves a great deal of discussion between DMACC and the schools that will benefit from the center, Mead said. Typically, first the school districts look to us for advice on what programs really run well in these settings, he said. Then they often survey students to see what kind of interest there is in various programs. Then we come together and talk about costs and levels of enrollment support needed to make it work." Career Advantage is also in the process of improving communication, coordination and collaboration between high school teachers who deliver DMACC credit classes and DMACC administration and faculty. That effort often benefits the high school faculty with increased training opportunities. DMACC benefits as well from high school teachers ideas and input into curriculum and teaching methods. The Success Center will soon move to the new DMACC Center for Career and Professional Development at Southridge Mall. There are also many DMACC credit classes that are offered within participating high schools, both in traditional classroom settings and online. 21

Continuing Education Helping Iowans Update Their Workplace Skills DMACC s welding training is a good example. Entry-level manufacturing welding, known as MIG welding, can be learned in a 15-week certificate course. Once certified students find a MIG welding job, they can continue to take for-credit welding courses (often part-time while they work) to learn more advanced welding skills that let them grow in their new career. DMACC s Continuing Education department serves some 35,000 to 40,000 individuals each year. Besides helping Iowans keep their work skills current, the department is increasingly providing technical training for unemployed workers. Groups or a company will approach us and say we need entry-level employees to fill this hiring pipeline, said Jane Herrmann, Executive Director of DMACC Continuing Education. We meet with the leaders of those groups or businesses to assess what skills they want addressed for this entry-level training. Then we oversee development of the curriculum and content that delivers those entry-level skills. We also work cooperatively with DMACC s faculty so that this noncredit, certificate training can often develop into a career path. Herrmann estimated that accounts for about 25 percent of what DMACC Continuing Ed does annually. Demand continues to grow. The department also provides Continuing Education Unit (CEU) courses that are mandatory to maintain licensure in areas such as nursing and many others. Continuing Ed also responds to the needs of the community and Iowa Legislature mandates for training. Examples include state-mandated training for used automobile salespersons, a pilot project in Polk County for training bar bouncers and court-ordered training for offenders. We also work cooperatively with DMACC s faculty so that this noncredit, certificate training can often develop into a career path. 22

DMACC Business Resources Investing Training Funds in Ways that Drive Results DMACC Business Resources (DBR) is dedicated to helping Iowa businesses grow, one business at a time. The focus is to identify specific needs within companies and then actively work with the client to provide customized training solutions. In addition, DBR also oversees the 260E and 260F job training programs. Below is a summary of those investments and the impact of new jobs. 260E projects for the 10 years from fiscal 2004 to fiscal 2013 County # of Projects # of New Jobs Certificate Issuance Audubon 1 7 $27,428.84 Boone 11 342 $1,473,754.00 Carroll 3 106 $558,500.00 Dallas 9 2,572 $18,374,500.00 Guthrie 1 9 $21,500.00 Jasper 11 1,042 $5,415,102.23 Marion 10 1,286 $6,944,973.62 Polk 142 9,263 $79,565,020.12 Story 51 1,647 $13,510,721.19 Warren 5 133 $573,500.00 243 16407 $126,437,571.16 260E Agreements (2013) # of Projects # of New Jobs Certificate Issuance 37 1535 $12,974,000.00 Average starting wage of 2013 260E projects $23.38/hour 2012 Highlights hh76 different 260F projects using WTED funds resulting in the training of 1,353 individuals at regional employers. hhpilot training initiatives for welders targeting unemployed and underemployed individuals. Of the 32 trained, 21 were placed in employment immediately with regional employers, receiving starting wages between $14.99 and $19.99/hr. hhgo Global Export Conference, a one-day regional conference to help existing Iowa businesses expand their markets to overseas and increase their exports. hhsupport new start up companies through Dream Big Grow Here competitions with MyEntre.Net and the Iowa Innovation Gateway. This year s winner for the DMACC Business Resources competition used the resources from the competition to bring a restaurant to New Virginia and refurbish an empty building. So far, the company has hired 12 people. 23

Community and Workforce Partnerships Collaboration that Empowers Self-Sufficiency DMACC Community and Workforce Partnerships (CWP) is making a difference in the lives of disadvantaged youth and unemployed and underemployed adults in Central Iowa. In 2012, CWP added a new program and moved into the new Evelyn K. Davis Center for Working Families, both of which should help enhance their ability to serve a wide array of communities. Innovative Strategies for Increasing Self-Sufficiency (ISIS) ISIS is a major national assignment study commissioned by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and follows a career pathways model for increasing the economic selfsufficiency of low-income individuals and families. Its central thesis is that postsecondary training should be organized as a series of manageable and well-articulated steps, accompanied by strong supports and connections to employment. One of the career pathways being evaluated by ISIS is DMACC s Prepared Learner Program. It helps lowincome students with adult literacy rates between 6th and 8th grade to improve their basic education and/or earn a GED and subsequently qualify for job skills training through the DMACC Workforce Training Academy. Support services include active advising, transportation support, financial literacy training and benefits acquisition assistance. Moving into a Permanent Home In August, the CWP moved into the Evelyn K. Davis Center for Working Families at 801 University Avenue in Des Moines after more than two years in temporary quarters. The Davis Center also houses offices for many of the agencies DMACC partners with to serve its target populations. Dr. Mary Chapman, Vice President of DMACC s Community and Workforce Partnerships, said being co-located with many partners increases efficiency in communication and collaboration and makes it much more convenient for the individuals being served. Now in its ninth year, the CWP has served more than 2,500 students in three broad areas: hhhigh School Completion hhworkforce Readiness hhcollege Connection Among the groups Community and Workforce Partnerships serves are: hhyouth in foster care hhat-risk high school students hhdropouts and youth with incarcerated parents hhadult groups include immigrants, unemployed or dislocated workers, low-income, minorities and ex-offenders. 24

Community and Workforce Partnerships Collaboration that Empowers Self-Sufficiency In 2012, the CWP devoted more resources to focusing on aged-out foster care youth. Persistence and retention rates for credit students have averaged 83 percent and 94 percent, respectively. Youth programs include Construction Prep Alliance. YouthBuild is a seven-month program for 18 24 year olds that combines academic instruction, workplace etiquette and construction training in order to help young adults become more employable. Workforce Training Academy connects the unemployed or underemployed with the education and job skill training needed to fill high-growth, high-demand jobs in the area. Youth Build white logo Youth Build Youth Build Gateway to College is a scholarship program that gives students who are behind in high school credits or at risk for dropping out the opportunity to earn a high school diploma and college credit at DMACC. 801 University Ave. EVELYN K. DAVIS CENTER FOR Des Moines, Iowa 50314 WORKING FAMILIES A new Gateway to Opportunities The Evelyn K. Davis Center for Working Families opened its doors in August to serve at-risk youth and unemployed or underemployed adult workers. The Center will provide career and skills assessment, educational opportunities matched with on-the-job training by delivering enhanced services and supplemental support and other workforce services such as direct placement assistance and training. The Evelyn K. Davis Center for Working Families represents a truly collaborative project with community leaders, residents and businesses rallying behind an effort that will improve the quality of lives and have significant impact in the heart of Des Moines, says the Center s Operations Manager, Marvin DeJear. 25

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Athletics Building College Athletes for the Next Level We want players to go to that next level and have success there and in life. Boone Campus Provost Tom Lee credits athletic director Orv Salmon with doing a great job of getting the right people as head coaches for our athletic teams. Those coaches are here for the right reasons. They are here not only to win games but here to make sure they are doing what s right for our students. Like all of their peers, DMACC coaches focus on helping student athletes build skills in their sport with the goal of winning intercollegiate contests. But the coaches also encourage student athletes to have strong character and grow their academic skills as well. Women s Basketball Head Coach Steve Krafcisin said all DMACC coaches enjoy using contacts built throughout their career in collegiate athletics to help DMACC students find a fouryear school that fits their academic interests and athletic abilities. I send mass emails... I send individual emails. We send out video. I make phone calls every day to other coaches, saying What are you looking for? Here s who we have. You should come see this player or come see our team, said Krafcisin. It s really our goal to get the right school for each individual player. We want players to go to that next level and have success there and in life. But, no matter where our players go, they will enjoy their experience, whether that s at the NAIA level or NCAA Division II or Division I. We want to make sure it s the right fit for them. Baseball/Softball DMACC baseball and softball teams capped the 2011 12 academic school year by qualifying for the National Junior College Athletic Association National Championship in both sports. The DMACC baseball team finished the season with a 51 15 record, won its fifth consecutive Iowa Community College Athletic Conference (ICCAC) championship and advanced to the NJCAA Division II National Championship for the fourth time in the past five seasons. Five DMACC players sophomores Alec Crawford, Alex Lashomb, Nick Dolsky, Blake Schmidt and freshman Edwin Medina earned All-Region XI first-team honors. 27

The DMACC women s softball team closed the season with a 42 21 record, but came out of the consolation bracket to win the NJCAA Region XI championship in its first season of play. The Bears went 2 2 in the national tournament and saw 16 of their players earn Region XI academic honors. Golf The DMACC men s golf team finished third in the Region XI tournament, but advanced two players to the NJCAA National Championship. Freshmen Andy Fraser and Nate Schill both finished 44th at the national tournament. The DMACC women s golf team also advanced to the national championship and placed 10th. Freshman Jenny Geer led the Bears with a 60th-place finish in the individual competition. Sophomore Staci Hillygus and freshmen Mackenzie Watts, Kelsey Berke and Laura Richter also played for the women s golf team at the national tournament. Cross Country The DMACC cross country and volleyball teams competed during the fall season and performed well. The cross country team finished sixth in the ICCAC time trials and placed fifth in the Region XI meet, advancing to the NJCAA National Cross Country Championship for the second year in a row. The Bears finished 39th at the national meet with freshman Alissa Van Klootwyk of Knoxville leading the way with a 156th-place finish. Volleyball The DMACC volleyball team compiled a 31 8 record and was 7 2 in the ICCAC. The Bears advanced to the Region XI-B championship match where they saw their season end with a loss. Five DMACC players earned postseason honors with Hallie Mueth being named to the all-region and all-conference first teams. Sheila Menezes was named to the all-region first team and the all-conference second team, Roxanne Grundmeier earned all-region and all-conference second-team honors and Jordan Leehy was named to the all-conference second team. Taylor Salisbury earned all-region second-team honors and received all-conference honorable mention. Basketball The DMACC women s basketball team closed out the 2012 13 season with a 24 8 record and a 12-4 mark in the ICCAC. The Bears advanced to the Region XI finals where they lost to eventual Region XI champion Iowa Central Community College. Freshman Carlee Schuhmacher led the conference in scoring and rebounding and was named to the all-region first team and the allregion all-tournament team. Sophomore Kelsey Fynaardt and freshmen Jasmine McCoy and Taryn Wicks earned all-region second-team honors and freshman Jalissa Felici was named to the third team. The DMACC men s basketball team closed the season with a 17 14 record and a 6 8 mark in the ICCAC, good for sixth place. Sophomore LaTree Russell was named to the all-region first team and sophomore Darry Jones, Jr., was named to the second team. Freshmen Brandon Nazione and Derek Williams earned honorable mention recognition. 28

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DMACC Foundation Statement of Financial Position Assets Cash and Cash equivalents $ 1,380,976.00 Investments $ 6,178,373.00 Accrued Interest and other receivables $ 303,613.00 Contributions receivable $ 449,525.00 Property, net of accumulated depreciation $ 335,905.00 Total Assets $ 8,648,392.00 Liabilities and Net Assets Accounts Payable and accrued expense Des Moines Area Community College $ 426,007.00 Other $ 2,991.00 Net assets Unrestricted $ 1,176,224.00 Temporarily Restricted $ 3,227,181.00 Permanently Restricted $ 3,815,989.00 Total Net Assets $ 8,219,394.00 Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 8,648,392.00 Award amount $ 660,053.23 30

Building 14 DMACC Is Like Family for Taylor Rob & Christi Taylor DMACC is something Christi and I are passionate about... We truly believe it makes our community stronger. For about as long as he can remember, Rob Taylor has been a member of the DMACC family. Taylor s father, Bob, was a longtime diesel instructor, and administrator, and Rob grew up around what he affectionately refers to as Building 14 the building on the Ankeny Campus that houses the Diesel Mechanics program. He says all that time wandering through the shops made DMACC an easy choice when he was old enough to go to college. 32

Building 14 DMACC Is Like Family for Taylor "I chose DMACC because it was my family, he says, looking back. Rob holds an Associate s degree from DMACC, a Bachelor s degree from Upper Iowa University and a Master s degree from William Penn University. I knew DMACC was a great school and I knew that with an affordable two-year degree I d easily be able to transfer to any four-year college. Following in the footsteps of his father, Rob began work in the automotive industry even before attending DMACC. Those early years, combined with the knowledge he gained at DMACC and beyond, have led to a successful career as an ASE-Certified auto technician, a preventive maintenance trainer, a consultant and the Sales Director for automotive preventive maintenance company BG Products/Beller Distributing of Iowa. And that s not all. Rob is also an adjunct instructor at DMACC. He regularly subs in the automotive program and offers an automotive service fundamentals class that teaches the skills necessary to be a successful Service Advisor and Service Manager. The course is offered as a continuing education opportunity for students and professionals and is held one evening a week for five weeks. I see the need for technicians and auto service professionals out there, Rob says. There is a shortage and DMACC does a great job of preparing students to step right in and contribute to a business in the real world. I wanted to be a part of that. Rob is not only a part of automotive program as an instructor, he is a financial supporter. He and his wife, Christi, recently established an endowment with the goal of providing two $500 scholarships per year to students in financial need in the automotive program. "I donate all my wages as an instructor back to the scholarship fund we have set up for the automotive students, Rob says. DMACC gave me a great opportunity when I went through the program and I want to give back. "It is great to have someone like Rob, who is tied to the industry, so engaged in our program, says Jerry Burns, automotive program chair. "The value he brings goes far beyond just what he does for the program as an instructor and a member of the advisory board. His financial support is critical to helping students in need. For some of them, that support means the difference between being able to attend DMACC and gaining a valuable skill or not. "I really believe in providing private support for our public institutions, says Rob, who was recently elected to the Iowa House District 44 seat. In central Iowa, we live in one of the most generous areas of the United States. It is important for us to provide support for institutions like DMACC that are preparing the next generation to lead. "DMACC is something Christi and I are passionate about, he continues. We truly believe it makes our community stronger. 33

DMACC Foundation Putting Dreams Within Reach Of all the gifts that can be given, the gift of education is perhaps the greatest. Every day, the Des Moines Area Community College Foundation sees the gift of education transforming the lives of individuals and families by putting dreams within reach. Created in 1972 by DMACC s Board of Trustees, the Foundation s mission is to ensure educational excellence through charitable giving. Our vision is to provide every student access to a quality education to pursue life s opportunities and achieve their career dreams. The true power driving the Foundation s vision and mission is its many donors individuals, foundations and businesses who demonstrate their commitment to education by giving the gift of education to those in need. Governed by an 18-member Board of Trustees, the Foundation s leadership is dedicated to being good stewards of donations and using them efficiently to support students through needs-based scholarships, equipment purchases, and by funding capital projects to enhance programming at all campuses. The trustees and staff of the DMACC Foundation join with our many scholarship recipients in offering profound thanks to our donors. Through the years, donors generosity has tangibly improved the lives of thousands of individuals and families and contributed greatly to the economic and cultural vitality of Central Iowa. 2012 DMACC Foundation Highlights Allocated more than $624,000 in scholarships to more than 1,000 DMACC students. Provided more than $17,000 in emergency assistance to DMACC students. Awarded $63,000 in scholarships to support students enrolled in the Honors Program, the first Honors program at a community college in the state of Iowa. Assisted 250 adults to achieve their dream of earning a GED by covering 40 percent of the testing fee. More than 75 volunteers read and scored 1,600 scholarship applications. Raised $70,000 through the annual Fleurde-Lys Gala to support the French Chef Exchange. Raised more than $130,000 to support scholarships through the DMACC Golf Invitational. Instituted an annual reporting process to our endowed donors. Began centralizing and auditing more than 200 scholarship funds to ensure that the donors intents were being honored and the dollars successfully awarded. Reduced processing time for scholarship applications from 128 days to 24 days, an 87 percent improvement. To learn more about the DMACC Foundation, including how you can give the gift of education, visit www.dmacc.com/foundation What s ahead: To receive our newsletter or updates on the Foundation, email foundation@dmacc.edu and we will add your email to our mailing list. 34

DMACC Foundation President s Circle With deep appreciation, we acknowledge the following companies and people who made major gifts to the Foundation in 2012. Accu-Mold, LLC American Equity Investment Life Insurance Company American Home Shield American Legion of Iowa Foundation Anglo International Anonymous David W. Ashby Atlantic Bottling Co., Coca-Cola Bankers Trust Co. Carroll & Mary Jo Bennett Kelli A. Bennett Scott & Karin Bennett Boone County Force Boone Lions Club Brezina Homes Brokers Clearing House Brookfield Builders Roger Brooks & Saulene Richer Caliber Homes of Iowa LLC Lee L. Casten Caterpillar Foundation CDS Global Rick & Joyce Chapman Dr. Hal S. & Avril Chase City of West Des Moines Mark Clark & Jodi Graeber Patrick Collison Tara Connolly & Alex Carfrae Consortium Business Club Covenant Homes James & Sandra Cutter D.R.A. Properties, LC Stanton & Deborah Danielson Davis, Brown, Koehn, Shors & Roberts, P.C. Dee Zee Manufacturing Rob & Pat Denson Des Moines Area Community College DLR Group Laura Douglas & Gregg Johnson Ellis, David D. CPA, PC EMC Insurance Companies Evening Star Federated Garden Club Matthew Fagen Farner-Bocken Co. First American Bank First Unitarian Church James & Allison Fleming Flynn Insurance Services Follett Higher Education Group Freightliner of Des Moines Gator Excavating, Inc. Ellen & Stephen Gaucher Greater Des Moines Community Foundation Jeff & Catherine Gullion Corine A. Hadley Dr. Greg & Michelle Haessler Christine & John Halbrook Kathleen Hendershott John C. Hendricks, M.D. Marilyn R. Hibbs Carolyn & Thomas Hildreth Holmes Murphy & Associates Bob & Sheri Horner G. David Hurd Hy-Vee, Inc. IAD Foundation for Education IADA Services, Inc. Interpublic Group of Companies, Inc. (US Army Recruiting) Iowa Association of Water Agencies Iowa Economic Development Authority Iowa Health Des Moines Iowa Network Services, Inc. Iowa Pork Producers Association Iowa Telecommunications Association Iowa Water Enviroment Association ITA Group ITWC Inc. J.E. Dunn Construction Company Alfred & Arline Jensen Karl Chevrolet, Inc. Kenneth & Dorothy Kirkland Charles Kniker Dr. Keith V. & Diane Krell Robert & Nancy Landess Lowrey Charitable Foundation Magnum Investments LLC Manatt s Inc. Cyril & John Mandelbaum Mapes Construction Company, Inc. 35

Lyla & Thomas Maynard Maytag Family Foundation Diane McDaniel Ellen J. McVey Meredith Corporation Meredith Corporation Foundation Microsoft Corporation Mid Iowa Appraisals MJ Properties LLC Carylann Mucha Maura G. Nelson & James W. Stick Nick Jensen Real Estate Company Norkaitis Family Charities, Inc. O & C Enterprises Inc. Oh Bacon LLC Orton Homes, LLC John & Mary Pappajohn Pella Rolscreen Foundation Deborah A. Penney Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of America Pine Top Homes LC Polk County Board of Supervisors, Community Betterment Grant Polk County Community Development Grant Program Prairie Meadows Racetrack & Casino Ewa J. Pratt Principal Charity Classic Principal Financial Group Principal Financial Group Foundation, Inc. Joseph & Janet Pugel Quick Supply Co. Raccoon Valley Electric Cooperative Kelly Reed & Bruce Reese Reppert Rigging & Hauling Resources Unlimited A. Jane Roberts Rotary Club of Des Moines A.M. RRC Des Moines, LLC Lynn Scheib Sally & William Schroeder Shive-Hattery, Inc. Snyder & Associates Inc. James C. Spooner & Judy Quick Richard & Kathy Stachon State Farm Companies Foundation Robert & Jane Sturgeon Tassel Ridge Winery Dr. Christina & Robert Taylor The Bright Foundation Dotty & Stan Thurston Tyler Homes, Inc. UBS Financial Services Inc. UBS Foundation USA / UBS Matching Gift Program UPS - Earth City U.S. Army Curtis Van Veldhuizen Nathan Wahl Wellmark Blue Cross & Blue Shield Wellmark Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation West Bancorporation Foundation Inc. West Des Moines Chamber of Commerce Kirby White Doug Wigert Robert & Ann Wiley Willis Auto Campus Eric Wilson Connie Wimer & Francis P. Fogarty Wolin Electric LC World Class Industries, Inc. Youth Tech, Inc. Ziegler, Inc. 36

Donor List The DMACC Foundation treasures every donation of every size. Donations received from January 1, 2012, through December 31, 2012, are listed in alphabetical order. We apologize for any unintentional error or omission. Please help us correct our records by calling 515-964-7105. Linda Berg Daniel R. Berggren Alice Bergstrom Melody L. Bethards Lynn & Candy Betts Emily Betz Kevin & Yvonne Abbas ABC Sign and Display David Abegglen Nicole Achebo Rachel M. Ackerman Ronald & Janice Adams Mark T. Adams Joan F. Adams Frederick K. Adda Vera Aginsky Cody & Teresa A. Alesch Sandra I. Allen Peggy Allenback Allspice Culinarium, LC Tim & Sue Allyn Ashley Amonson Beverly A. Andersen Martha A. Anderson David & Ann Anderson Dennis L. Anderson Dr. John R. & Elaine Anderson Marcia & Danny Anderson Duane E. Anderson Bob & Jeanne Anderson Robert & Martha Anderson Andringa Funeral Home Kelly & Jon Anonson Anonymous Connie & Charlie Aplin Applied Accounting Analytics John & April Arbuckle Eleanor P. Archer David & Ellen Arkovich Bonnie M. Arnburg Dustin Arnold George & Linda Arvidson Associates Breakfast Club Barbara & Michael Aubrey Auen Distributing Sheila R. Aukes W. Kim Austen Paul & Sandra Axness Kevin S. Baccam Kimberly A. Bach Badding Construction Co. Beverly Baer Mark D. Baethke Austin & Sarah Bailey Beth Baker-Brodersen Balik Funeral Home Susan Ballard Bonnie S. Ballard Jessica & Adam Barber James & Allison Barclay Kenneth & Helen Barnes Shannon J. Barry-Rivas Elizabeth & Thomas Barton Cynthia Barton Namsun & Bret Bartz Bauer Built Tire Center Mandy Beason Randall Beavers Elizabeth Beck Sarah E. Becker Scott H. Beckwith Michelle Bedier Russell A. Beecher Behner Funeral Home & Crematory, Inc. Chad R. Bennett Pat Bennett Michael & Michelle Bennett Steve & Kristi Bennett Virginia C. Bennett Mark A. Bennett & Lorene J. Austin-Bennett Connie & Larry Birdsall Timothy D. Bishop Patrick & Rebecka Bishop Rachel Bishop Sharon G. Bittner Derek Bixler Dustin & Ashley Bixler Sean Bixler Steve Bixler Patty A. Bixler Amanda & Adam Bjornson Maria E. Blanchard Cindy & Bob Blincow Craig Block Jeffrey A. Boehlert Scott M. Boever Paul & Teri Bognanno Justin M. Boliver Bonnerup Funeral Service Cindie Book Connie & Robert Booth Dr. Joseph & Deb Borgen Carolyn A. & Bill Boss Stacey Bostwick Khaled Boudjarane Amie Boudreau 37

Dennis J. Bowser Eileen & Bernard Burtle Chapter JY P.E.O. Hollie L. Coon Jason Boyers-Liechty Kristine Bush Melissa Chavas Scott Cooper Braman Mortuary Matthew & Betsy Busick Marilou Cheple Corn Belt Power Cooperative Stanley & Vivian Brandmeyer Pat Butin Lois Chopard Don Corrigan Brett Brandow Laura R. Butler Amy M. Christian Corvette Club of Iowa Don & Patricia Brandt Donald & Phyllis Butler Cheryl Christie Marilyn & William Corwin Carol Brannon Perry J. Byriel Jeffray Chungath Mia Countryman Christine A. Branstad Barbara A. Byrne Nick Ciarimboli Sally H. Courter Jerry & Linda Bravard Anthony Calaro Christine N. Cierzan Thyra & Ron Cox Don Brazelton Tony Calaway Karey Claghorn Erlene & Robert Craddock Alan & Linda Brazelton Kara Califf Kenneth L. Clark Dennis & Sharon Creveling Breda Telephone Corp. Jeffrey B. Calkin Stasos L. Clark Teri & Craig Crist Rebecca & Barry Brennecke Stephanie & Russ Campbell Gerald & Beverly Clausen Rebecca W. Criswell Cindy K. Breuklander Doug & Victoria Campbell Linda & Laurence Clauson Michael & Rachel Crow Maureen Brewer Lisa & Jim Cappaert Clinical Laboratory Travis Cullen Bobbretta M. Brewton, Ed.D., John R. Card Management Association Curt G. Dalrymple CPH Mary & Andrea Caremoli Dan & Mary Cochran David P. Danielson Galen P. Briggs Janean & Phillip Carey Justin & Toye Cody Allan & Barbara Dannatt Adam Brobst Lisa L. Carlson David Cody Breck B. & Mike Danner Judith A. Brown Stacy E. Carpenter Jr Nick Coffey Johnny & Teresa Danos Marianne E. Brown Carroll Rotary Club Dr. Philip & Connie Colletier Rita L. Davenport Kathy Brown Linda L. Carson Deborah J. Collison Janet Davenport Robert Brown Diana & Ronald Carzoli Paul & Elaine Collison Richard Davidson Lori M. Brown Casey s General Stores, Inc. James & Freda Collison Ricky & Bev Davis Joyce Bruce George R. Cataldo Joseph & Margaret Comito Dr. Michael J. & Ronda Davis Sherry M. Brugioni William & Connie Catrenich Community Oil/K & K Renee S. Davlin Lisa P. Brumback Cedar Memorial Funeral Home Developers Corporation Richard & Jennie Dawson Julie & John Bruntz Frank M. Cerfogli Robert & Martha Conley Deborah R. Day Brad Buchanan LaNae & Joe Ceryanec Morgan L. & Charly Conn Deborah J. DeHaai Karen Buechler Margaret Chamberlin Julius & Salina Conner Delta Sigma Theta Bryan A. Burkhardt Thomas Chambers Consulting & Marketing Sorority, Inc. Mary Ann Burris Dr. Mary L. Chapman Associates, Inc. John & Lorry Denniston 38

Donor List Ronald K. Denton Carol L. Dresser Kimberly J. Fara Sadye Fristo Glenn DeStigter Julie S. & Tom L. Drew Carolyn D. Farlow Mary Fry Liebich Julie Devries Jeanne & Richard Duffy Farm Credit Services Linda L. Funk Ruth M. DeVries Joel Duncan Brian & Annette Farrell Lisa S. Furney Doris J. Dhabalt Sarah Dunkerson Fawcett Junker Funeral Home Arnold & Bonnie Gaarde Kim M. Didier Thomas & Charlotte Kevin Fay Clark S. Gaff Helen B. Diehl Dunsmore Carissa J. Fetty Donald & Marchelle Gage Wendy & Cary Diekema William J. Easter Sheryl & Neal Feuerhelm Jeremy & Jennifer Galvin Thomas & Mary Diemer Dr. Stephen Eckstat Douglas Fick Robert & Anita Gamble Dr. Randy & Karen Dierenfield Karen S. Edgar Linda S. Fiderlick Ganesh & Denise Ganpat Disciplined Growth Investors Jasmina Eikenberry Yvonne Fielder Garden Cemetery & Linda M. Dixon Dr. Karl Eischeid Marilyn J. Finch-Gustafson Mausoleum John F. Dluhos Terry J. Elgin Deborah & James Fisher Lindsey Gardner DMACC Pioneers Stephanie Elliott Ovrom Robert L. Fisher Susan & Michael Garner Cheri L. Doane Lacy & Joseph Elmore Sally Jo Fisher Jennifer Garst Richard & Virginia Dobbs Keith & Joanie Elmquist William & Vicki Fitzgerald Patrick M. Garvey MJ Dolan Diana L. Elrod-Sarnecki James Fitzpatrick Pamela J. Garvis Denise V. Donald J. Daniel & Diana Emehiser Fleur Dentistry Jo Ann & Clinton Gaulke David & Kelly Donato Janet & Robert Emmerson Robert L. Flynn Dan & Staci Gehlbach Sean Dornbier Roger Emmert Tammie J. Foltz Chad Gehrls Dr. Bonne B. Doron Valerie D. Enenbach Kathryn & Robert Foreman Wally & Diane Geiger Elizabeth M. Dorsett Jill & Pat English Sheila & George Formaro Geilenfeld Funeral Home Inc. Jason & Darcy Doty Mary J. Entz Randy & Nancy Frakes Sue & Steven Gibbons Susan & James Dow Roland Eppert David A. Frantz Donald Gier Katherine Dowdell- Scott C. Erickson Fratzke & Jensen Molly Gill Hommerding Rachel R. Erkkila Funeral Homes Dean & Mary Gillaspey James & Beverly Dowis Kathy & Gary Erlandson Katelin A. Frazee Shari Gillespie Downing Construction, Inc. Estate of James & Fredregill Funeral Home E.J. Giovannetti Drees Heating & Freda Collison Mary Jane & James Free Tyler Glasgow Plumbing, Inc. Sharon L. Everts Carole Frier Carey Glendy Lisa Dreesman Nicholas J. Fangman, D.D.S. Ciel A. Friess Jeanette C. Gliem Bobby E. Dresback Laureen Fant Robert & Nancy Frisk Wanda L. Goeppinger 39

Jennifer & Brian Goeres Chester Guinn Linda L. Harrell Tandy J. Heuer Jonathan Goergen Eric W. Gunderson John R. Harris Karen K. Heuer Margaret Goetzke Gunderson Funeral Home, Inc. Debra Harris Brenda & Brent Hickle Terry & Cheryl Goode Kory & Amber Gustafson Mary H. Harrison Denise A. Higgins Dana Goodell Dr. Douglas C. & Terry & Ann Harrmann Highland Park Garden Club Larry & Sonji Goodmanson Ann Gustafson Christy & Lee Hart Shelby & Anthony Hildreth Anthony A. Goodrich Coleen Haatvedt Cory J. Harter Lloyd & Trudy Hill Jean Goodwin Patrick J. Habermann Charlene & Wayne Hartman Julie H. Hill Revocable Trust Lorenzo Gordon Delora J. Hade Allen H. Hauk Jeffrey & Carolyn Himes William G. Gorman Timothy J. Hager Judith A. Hauser Lillian Hineman Steven & Susan Gradoville Dr. Martin Halbur Robert P. Hayes Dana L. Hines Helen M. Grage Rory Hale Jeffrey Hayes Jayne C. Hladio Edward & Gena Graglia Murlean Hall Karen G. Hayes-Siever Hockenberg s Grandon Funeral & Dr. Richard Hall Dennis A. Hayworth Hockenberry Family Care, Inc. Cremation Care Inc. Samuel S. Halligan Dawn Heaberlin Laurent & Linda Hodges Richard & Rose Grangaard Kevin & Cheryl Halterman Henderson-Barker Jeanie M. Hoffman Tera L. Granger Dr. C. Porter & Funeral Homes James & Michelle Hogan George & Sandra Granseth Danielle Hamilton Scott & Susan Hendricks Robin & Kevin Holcombe David & Jeanine Grant Hamilton s Funeral Home, Inc. Jo A. Hendricks Rosemary & Gerald Holland Vada Grantham Jason & Julie Hammerly James L. & Patricia Henkel Martha & Arild Holm Greater Des Moines Brooke Hammerly Grant Henning Jill M. Holmes Garden Club Brandi & Dean Hammond Amber Henrich Steve K. Holmes Travis S. Green Diane M. Hammond Martha J. Henrichs Patricia H. Holmes Teresa R. Greenwood Mary & Steve Hanlin Betty J. Henry Janet Holms Fred R. Greiner Bruce & Sharon Hann Andrew & Kari Hensen Marcia J. Holstad Greteman & Associates Marvella V. Hans Shelley K. Hensley Carolyn & Bill Holt John & Sally Greve Jason Hansen Chris Hensley Linda and Jay Hommer David A. Grewell Paula & Lyle Hansen Leo Herbers Carla Hopkins Ina L. Griffin Marilyn Hanson Jane & Martin Herrmann Kristine Houston Carol A. Grimm Joe R. Hanson Darren Herrold Dorothy J. Howard Christa L. Grove Roger Hargens Dr. Edward J. & Vicki Hertko Kristin S. Howard Anthony A. Guerra Rhonda Harkins Harmony Hesse Terry Howat 40

Donor List Anne M. Howsare Boynes Jessi L. Iverson Todd G. Jones & William & Nancy Knapp David J. Hraha Daniel R. Ivis Janet Clary-Jones Travis G. Kneale Hsiao-Shu Hsu Nicholas M. Iwig Richard T. Jordan Theodore M. Kniker Thelma M. Hubbard Maridel Jackson Karmen & Erik Jorgensen LouAnn & John Knorr Michael P. Hubbard Raymond Jackson Susan Judkins Josten & David & Janice Koder Kimberley L. Huffman Paul & Nancy Jacobsen Bob Josten Brian & Kasi Koehler Bruce & Julie Hukee Joan Jamison Jurrens Funeral Home Eric & Sarah Kool Justin E. Hummel Jeffrey R. Janes Loreen M. Jury Deborah K. Koua Wesley Hunsberger & Steven C. Jayne & Mark Kacer Steven J. Krafcisin Mark Holub Karen Shaff Gary & Janie Kahn Joan Kraft Donald R. Huntoon Randall E. Jedele Kevin & Lindsey Kain Melody & Eugene Dean & Darlene Hunziker Tereasa A. Jefferson Larry R. Kaiser Kragenbrink Alan J. Hutchison & Tom & Judy Jeffries Mike & Nancy Kammerer Wendy Kriegshauser Denise Mernka Riccard & Becky Jennings Rezaul Karim Estate of Delores M. Kudej Laurence & Karen Hutzell Carol & Jay Jensen Kasperbauer Cleaners Inc. Mike Kunzler Hy Vee Johnny s Hall of Fame Gary L. Kaufman Steve & Cathy Lacy Iles Funeral Homes Harold & Sandra Johnson Gina & David Keck Paul F. Lamb Imagine Nation Books, LTD. Jerrmaine D. Johnson Tom & Diane Keefe Carol J. Lamb Marla & Jeff Inks Sharon R. Johnson Donna S. Kelly Paulet K. Lame Iowa Association of Marcia & Daryl Johnson Jeff J. Kelly Steven & Paulet Lame Track Coaches Faye E. Johnson & Sheila R. Kelsey Angela L. Lamson Iowa Basketball LLC Larry S. Grubisich Zachary Kenkel Diane Lande Iowa Dental Supply Travis Johnson Barbara Kennedy Landmand s National Bank Iowa Farm Bureau Foundation Dolores & Lee Johnson Robert & Regina Kennedy John & Jean Langeland Iowa Spray Foam Kristin & Eric Johnson Anne Marie Kern Cheryl Langston Insulators LLC David L. Johnson Donald & Millie Kerr Dr. Dennis K. & Iowa Western Johnson & Woodhouse Greg Kettells Susan Langwith Community College Funeral Home Lois M. Kiester Leighann LaRocca IowaComputerGurus Inc. Linda K. Jones King-Lynk Funeral Home Inc. James & Teresa Larson Tyler & Lindsey Irlmeier Mary Lynne Jones Barbara Kirk Linda B. Laurenzo Gary & Rosaleen Irvine Richard & Deborah Jones Kristine G. Klinker Charles W. Lauritsen Donald Irwin Thomas & Carolyn Jones Kloster Funeral Home Michael & Lisa LaValle 41

Janet R. Laville Peter & Michele Lowell Cynthia McCall Kay L. Miller Darlene K. Lawler Keith & Patti Luchtel Danny L. McCarl Darrin Miller Catherine & Keith Lawyer James & Patricia Luhrs Lori McClannahan Ned L. Miller Kathy Layton Robin C. Luke Joyce M. McCurdy David J. Miller Suellen K. Lazella Terry & Gwen Luloff Craig A. McEnany Sheryl L. Miller Bruce M. Leathem Pam & Bruce Lund Necole McGary Karen Miller Thomas & Georgeann Lee Eric Lundberg & Daniel & Rebecca McKay Linda & Dennis Miller Roger Lemons Karen Betzig-Lundberg Julie A. McMahon Craig & Marilyn Millhollin Michelle Lenerz Dennis M. & Tootie Mabie Kimberly J. McMillan Robson John Mills Vickie L. Lenihan-Clark Jean Mack Ronald J. McMillen Minnehaha Funeral Home Lensing Funeral Home Mark Macke L.D. & Darlene McMullen Bob Mitchell Michael & Kelly Lentsch Nancy J. Macklin Evelyn & Edward McQuarry Ole Modtland Brian & Viki Lenz Mike Madren Nancy L. Meacham Beatrice A. Moench Lenz Insurance Brad M. Magg Laura Mehlhaus Mary & David Moermond Paul Leonard Amanda J. Magie Merchant Investments, Inc. Elaine A. Moffitt Rebecca & Mike Leonard Craig Mahoney Merit Resources, Inc. Lon E. Moffitt Rebecca A. Leuenhagen Steven R. Malmquist MetLife Foundation Christopher D. Mohr David J. Levy Justin Mandelbaum Eugene Meyer Peter Mok Dianne & John Liepa Curtis & Gloria Marks Jennifer L. & Todd Meyer Rolando & Jennifer Molina Andrew J. Lillie Cindy K. Marshall Edward & Ilse Meyer Joan Moll William & Kathleen Lillis Dennis & Kay Marten Meyer Brothers Shawn Monahan Kim & Steve Linduska Debra Martin Colonial Chapel Ann Montgomery Janice M. Lintz Ricki & Susan Martin Michael Loterbour Carrie Morris Kathleen M. Little Gregory & Julie Martin Power Funeral Home John M. Morrissey Ted Scott Little Mason-Lindhart Funeral Home Roger Mick Charles E. Morton Fred & Joyce Lock Arda J. Mathern Bernard O. Mickelson Maria M. Morton Nancy L. Loeck Mauer Johnson Funeral Home Sarah & Matthew Mickle Barbara L. Moses Joe Logsdon Richard L. Maynard Mid Iowa Subway, Inc. Judy A. Moss Ylene A. Longwell Valencia McCown Joan Middleton Beth Moss Mary E. Lonsdale Jon K. McAlister Mid-Iowa Insurance Shirley J. Muehlenthaler James C. Loos Bonnie & Loy McBee Associates, Inc. Sharon A. Mueller Ocie Love Jr. Dr. Jerrine A. McCaffrey Sharon M. Miles Eileen A. Muhlbauer 42

Donor List Sheila & Joe Mullen Diane Notch Elizabeth Pacheco Lesha Propes Jonathon & Mary Muller Nora H. Nurre David & Patricia Palmer David G. Puffett Munderloh Smith Oakcrest Funeral Services, Inc. Susan T. Parker Florence & Glenn Purnell Funeral Home, Inc. Mardelle Oakley Dr. Loran F. Parker Delwin & Marla Quenzer Murdoch Funeral Homes Jeff A. O Bannon Rosemary & Jonathan Parson Steve M. Rahn Dr. John F. Murphy Glenn Oberlin Carl & Judy Patterson Allyssa Ramos Terry & Diane Murphy James & Judirae Obrecht Jennifer Patty Rick L. Ramsey Patrick Murphy Scott & Kathy Ocken Melissa J. Paulson Randolph Funeral Homes Robert Myers Mary J. Ocker Dr. Anthony Paustian Keith Rasmussen Rosella Myles Deborah & Ron Odgaard Thomas & Linda Peacock Ned & Carole Rasmussen Don & Ann Nasalroad Brents G. Oliphant Odessa Peake Mark & Erica Rasmussen Lisa & Ethan Nasalroad Stephen Olsem Jeanette & Richard Peddicord Phoxay Rassavong Laura M. Nash Sarah C. Olson Fred & Ann Peitzman Matthew Rathert Brad and Leona Nau Robyn & Russell Olson Bradley Perdue Cindy K. Rattenborg Diane H. Neal Omaha Community Norma L. Perez-Kahler Jeff Rau Marcia & Walter Neighbour Foundation Heather Perry John Raymond David & Maria Nelmark Najiah G. Ommaid Marilyn J. Perry Todd A. Razor Nelnet Business Solutions, Inc. Richard O Neill Michael & Betty Perry Mark A. Rech Sheila & Bob Nelson Bichthuy T. Ong David Pestotnik Stanley & Maxine Redeker Andrew E. Nelson Timothy L. Ordal Shirley Peters & Barbara J. Reel Nelson-Boylan-Lerette Organization of Professionals Dr. Richard B. Peters Shelley L. Reese Funeral Chapel Inc & Executives Club Carol & David Petersen Jeff Reeser Kimberly A. Neppl Danielle Orr Anne Peterson Ronald E. Reid John & Jeri Nerem Lisa L. Ossian Paula Peterson Antonia Reimers Mary L. Nerem Carole Otteman Peterson Mortuary Inc. Sharon Renaud Erin Netteland D.O. Robert L. Otto Kriss & Jo Philips Tom & Julie Rendon Terry T. Nettles Brent R. Ouellette Raymond & Linda Phillips Steven & Susan Reynolds John F. Neumayer Curtis A. Overlin John Phillips Lori C. Richards Elinor Nevilles Stuart Overton F. Warren & Claudia Pitcher Roberta A. Riddle Sheryl L. Nichols Overton Funeral Homes Jamie & Ellen Pollard Janice E. Riddley Jay E. Nickelson Julie K. Owen Rodney L. Potter Lance Riedl Verlyn M. Noring Chris & Jenifer Owenson Paula Propes Chris Riese 43

Jane & Keith Riley Sauer Danfoss Janice Sewright Tiffany N. Smith Kathleen Riley Michael V. Savala Karla R. Shackelford John S. Smith Wendy Ringgenberg Lisa L. Savits Jill & Richard Shadwick Scott Smith Maria C. Rittel Susan S. Schaefer Scott & Nancy Shafer Cathy Smith Carol Ritter Vicki Schaeffer Judith E. Sheets Jeanne & Scott Smith Kathy Robbins Kenneth D. Schaffer True Sherman Bradley Snyder Joseph & Rosemary Robbins Mark K. Schaudt John & Suzan Shierholz Britta A. Solan Tom & Juanita Robel Heather Schebel Neal L. Shivers Wendy & Jeff Sontag Suzanne & Ted Roberts Christy Schettler Ben Shlaes Lisa Sorensen George & Susan Robeson Zach Schippers Dale R. Shriver Shirley K. Sorenson Roger & Connie Rohwedder Schluter Balik Funeral Home Burgess & Cynthia Shriver Marcia Spangler Janece & Chris Rohwer Nyla Schmadeke Carolyn & Greg Siemann Kimberly J. Spitzig Roland Wilbert Vault Co. Ashly Schmidt George & Virginia Silberhorn Larry L. Sporrer Jeanne Rooney-Graves Barbara J. Schmidt Julian & Karen Silverberg Jennifer & Benjamin Jayne Roozeboom Darwin D. Schmig Dr. Julia A. & Todd Simanski Spry-Knutson Amanda & Jon Rosmann Randy & Betty Schmitz Sinnott - Pierschbacher Tony Stafford Lisalyn E. Roth Gary G. Schmitz Funeral Home Curtis B. Stahr Dr. Wayne E. & Joyce Rouse Louis Schneider Ned & Paula Skinner Anne Stark Megan & Kelly Ruble Gregory R. Schoenbaum Sandra & John Slaughter Gretchen & Paul Stark Stephen G. Rude Renee L. Schon Barbara Sloan Zachary T. Steele Carolyn M. Rudisil Jeremy Schroeder Kathleen Slote Steffes & Sons Construction Sonja & Michael Ruhland Schuchert Funeral Bonnie L. Slykhuis Irv & Mary Steinberg Russ O Harra Hosta Society Home, L.L.C. Carolyn A. Smith Bradley D. Stevens John & Cynthia Russell Dyanne L. Schulze Carol J. Smith Karen Stiles John D. Russell Margaret A. Schut Casey M. Smith Robert & Karla Stitz Ted & Mary Rutherford Carl T. Schwab Timothy J. Smith Karla J. Stokes Melanie Sadeghpour Nicole & Paul Schwegler Sally J. Smith Kathy Stone Orv & Betty Salmon Victoria & David Selinger Lori & David Smith Margaret A. Stone Diane M. Sand Sellergren-Lindell-DeMarce Margaret Smith Ehren Stover-Wright Gretchen Sandfort Funeral Home, Inc. Zane Smith Byron & Rebecca Strom Gary & Janet Sanger David & Colleen Sengpiel James H. Smith John & Pat Stuekerjuergen Cynthia Sardeson Sara J. Sersland Sean Smith Robert L. Stumbo 44

Donor List Mary Kay & Thomas Suckow Jay Tiefenthaler Lesa L. Veith Jana L. West Donny & Susan Suh Irving C. Tiffany Neelima L. Velamuri West Grand Business Park Brian Sunseri Stephen J. Tillapaugh Dr. Daniel Venker & John & Lauren Wheeler Andrew & Sarah Susanin D. Mark Tingwald James Tatro Christine & Ricky Whitaker JoAnn Suttie William & Nancy Tjaden Susan L. Verhulst Carol R. White Deborah & Richard Swales Rick Tollakson Vermeer Manufacturing Co. Lillian Whitehead Thomas J. Sweeney Susan J. Toomsen Kees & Stephanie Vermeulen Susan & James Wickham Dianne & David Swieskowski Ted Tostlebe & Vernon Company A. J. Wieczner Virginia Swift Marilyn D. Hanson Sheila L. Videbeck John W. Wieland Jennifer Tallman Connie M. Toyne Bruce & Jan Vircks Mary Beth & Melvin Wilk Tracey L. Tartt Gloria J. Trager Michael J. Virelli Michael Wilkins Brandon M. Taylor Lynn M. Treangen Jean M. Voege David N. Williams Anne Taylor Peggy L. Trent Judith & Martin Vogel Delores M. Williams Adrian Sean Taylor Trigard Vault Company Glenn A. Volkman Murray & Amy Williams Stasia Taylor Trimble, Inc. Sarah T. Waddle Douglas & Pamela Williams Terry Taylor Patricia I. Triska Yolaine Wade Williams Funeral Home Sheryl & Joshua Tessier Franklin & Judith Trumpy Dale & Ruth Wagner Beverly A. Wilson Joel Tharp Sandy & Gaylord Tryon Ryan Wallace Terry & Sheila Wilson Tharp Funeral Home Thomas L. Tuel Craig Walter Garold & Delores Wilson The Smile Shop Gail Turner Kerry Walter-Ashby & Windstar Lines Mary Ann Thielman James Twedt Todd Ashby Windstream Corporation Gary & Rosemary Thierer Arlen & Asta Twedt Barb Wandling Ronnie J. Winfrey Jr. Jeanette Thomas Mary L. Ullestad Donalla F. Warren Laurie Wolf & Jeffrey Freude Gary & Bev Thomas Russ Underwood Beth D. Warrick Virginia B. Wolf Laverne H. Thomason Timothy & Toni Urban Gary M. Wasko Irving Wolfe Dennis E. Thompson Terri L. Valentine Michael G. Waters Bill & Joni Wolfe Thompson Charitable Carol Van Aernam Patrick J. Waymire Courtney D. Wolterman Foundation David Vanderlinden Dr. Ollie J. Weigel Yvette Wong William P. Thornton Lara J. VanDis Andrew Weihrauch Edwin J. Wong Dorothy A. Thornton Mary Ann VanDyke Thomas & Diann Weinman Christine D. Wood Zoe M. Thornton Joshua VanRyswyk Werner Weiss Workspace, Inc. Nancy J. Thornwall Lori L. Vaske Jan C. Weitl William (John) & Evelyn Wright 45

Donor List & Gift-in-Kind Ruth Wright-Piros & Robert & Martha Anderson Julie & Tom Drew Iowa State Center James Piros Barilla America, Inc. Dutch Oven Bakery Isabel Bloom L.LC. Xiaochun Yang Linda Berg Don Edwards Karl Chevrolet, Inc. Judy K. York Larry & Connie Birdsall Estilo Salon & Day Spa Jared E. Kingery Patricia M. Young Blank Park Zoo Eyebeads and Gemstones Kitchen Collage of Milton & Helen Young Bridgestone Americas Fairlane Bowl Des Moines, Inc. Michael Youngblut Tire Operations Fiscus Jewelry La Quercia Heather Yurka Kelly Bruggeman James & Allison Fleming Robert & Nancy Landess Zane Smith Commercial James Buntenbach Flying Mango LeVoltaire Restaurant Ronald Zarn Mary Ann Burris Fritz and Frites Bistro Dianne & John Liepa Kelly Zelinsky Calcareous Winery GATR of Des Moines Bill Lozier Bobbie R. Ziegler Staci Cardamon General Mills Lucca Restaurant and Bar Robin L. Ziemann Carroll Auto Wrecking, Inc. Harlan Giese Lyla & Thomas Maynard Roland & Barbara Zimany Diana & Ronald Carzoli E.J. Giovannetti Maytag Dairy Farms Jerry & Karen Zimmerline Richard & Joyce Chapman Jody L. Goode Cathy McAninich Mary K. Zimmerman Chuck s Restaurant Goodrich Sharon M. Miles Donald & Carolyn Zuck Desiree Clausen Todd Gorman Mojo s Thomas R. Zucker Compressor Controls Jeff & Catherine Gullion Machelle Moosey Janet Zwick Corporation Delora J. Hade Maura G. Nelson & Cook s Emporium Corine A. Hadley James W. Stick Cretex Concrete Dr. Greg & Michelle Haessler Orchestrate Management Products Midwest Hair West Osmundson Manufacturing Gift-in-Kind Crose Lemke Construction Cummins Central Power, LLC Dr. C. Porter & Danielle Hamilton David Pence Susi Peterson 2AU 801 Steak & Chop House Absolute Garage Accenti Dennis & Susan Albaugh Allspice Culinarium, LC Beverly A. Andersen Breck B. & Mike Danner Mark & Marilee Davis Rob & Pat Denson Des Moines Golf & Country Club Des Moines Marriott Denise V. Donald Susan & James Dow Cheri Hernandez Daniel T. Hilgers Holly s Bruce Hughes John & Judy Hughes Hyperion Field Club Hy-Vee, Inc. (Ankeny) Ingersoll Wine & Spirits Donald & Julie Powell Power Product Services Proof Restaurant Florence & Glenn Purnell Ranallo s on 3rd Erica R. & Mark Rasmussen Raygun Salon Seven-0 46

Gift-in-Kind Sara J. Sersland Scott & Nancy Shafer Nicholas Sherman Burgess & Cynthia Shriver Signature Male Ned & Paula Skinner Wine & Spirits Gallery Wine Styles Johnston Wine Styles of West Glen Sandra & David Wurster Alvin L. Wyckoff Yaw s Auto Parts Curt M. Skoog Craig Sommerfeld Splash Seafood Bar & Grill Sticks, Inc. Robert & Jane Sturgeon Stacy Sullivan Sweet Binney s Tangerine Food Company Templeton Rye The Cafe Theraputic Massage Center Tone's Spices Tournament Club of Iowa Treasure House Trostel s Greenbriar Restaurant Turtle Farms U.S. Coffee and Tea Company Sandra Van Overbeke Veenker Memorial Golf Course Vermeer Manufacturing Co. Vintage Wine Bruce & Jan Vircks Dale & Ruth Wagner Jenna Wellik Matt Whitaker Whitey s Body Shop Inc 47

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