Arts & Sciences Leadership-Level Unrestricted Giving
As we look to the future of the College and Graduate School of Arts & Sciences, we celebrate not only our dedication to honor, but an enduring commitment to uphold our aspirations for education. Leadership level gifts allow the College to lift the University’s founding ideals -- truth, citizenship, and the power of knowledge -- to serve the next 200 years and beyond. Benefactors Society members hold the key to the College‘s bold transformation. Your help enables us to continue to attract the most outstanding faculty, who in turn will teach the most passionate and talented students, in the most advanced research and studio facilities, and supporting the most innovative new liberal arts and sciences curriculum, to create the most inclusive community possible.
When you Honor the Future, your unrestricted leadership-level support helps the College and Graduate School of Arts & Scences rededicate itself to its core mission of discovery, community, and service. Transformational, multi-disciplinary priorities including the Democracy Initiative, Brain Initiative, Environment Initiative, Graduate Education Initiative and Curricular Innovation Initiative will engage current and future students and faculty to solve the most pressing issues of our time for the benefit of future generations -- not just across Grounds, but across the globe.
Benefactors Society Board
President
Kelly Geary ’97
Paradise Valley, AZ
Vice Presidents
Jessica & Craig DeDomenico '00
Pelham, NY
Mark Allan '97
Charleston, SC
Kelly Austin '88
Basalt, CO
Morgan Bate '06
Herndon, VA
Carty Bibee '01
Charleston, SC
Zeynep Bilimer ’00
New York, NY
Jane Bradshaw ’85
Reston, VA
James Cho ’96
Potomac Falls, VA
Alexandra Codraro '99
Greenwich, CT
Phil Colaco '92
Charlotte, NC
Taylor Cole '91, DAR '98
Charlottesville, VA
Brad Coyle '86, PAR '22
Arlington, VA
Robin Croft PAR '20, '22, '24
Atlanta, GA
Michael Denniston ’86, LAW ’89, PAR ’23
Mountain Brook, AL
Jocelyn Steele Ege '04
Englewood, CO
Peter Egge '01
Arlington, VA
AJ Frey '08
Washington, DC
Matthew Friedrich '89, PAR '25
Chevy Chase, MD
Ginny Maycock and Stuart Goldberg '79
Bethesda, MD
Katherine Kapnick '13
New York, NY
Mary Beth Kush ’97
Elmhurst, IL
Frances Ladd PAR ’24
Mobile, AL
Tia Mahaffey COM '95
Greenwich, CT
Joe McGinley '01
Haymarket, VA
Nathan J. Muyskens '92
Park City, UT
Dr. Matthew Penson '94
Parkland, FL
Paula Pessner '92 and Ron Pessner '92
Seattle, WA
Sue Roberson '91
New York, NY
Amanda Seale '01
New Orleans, LA
Sara Shank '96
Boston, MA
Sophie Staples-Vangel '09
Brooklyn, NY
Bill Starshak '94
Chicago, IL
Mollie Brundage Suhonen '93
Lake Forest, IL
Brendan F. Tansill '00
New York, NY
Doug Vaughn ’91
Raleigh, NC
Soo Kim Venkatesan ’92
San Francisco, CA
Gregory Webb ’86, PAR ’21
Charlottesville, VA
Tate Wilson '06
Memphis, TN
Catherine Willmott PAR '27
Memphis, TN
Aaron Wolfe '99
Riverside, CT
Cliff Yonce ’91, DAR ’97
Greenwich, CT
Student Representatives
Ella Barry '26
Jaden Bernard '25
Shannon Gagarin '25