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IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION___________________

Table of Contents

FROM THE BOARD PRESIDENT 2

FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 3

CALENDAR OF EVENTS 4

ABOUT THE ISU ALUMNI ASSOCIATION 7

FISCAL INFORMATION 8

ABOUT THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS 9

BOARD OF DIRECTORS POSITION DESCRIPTIONS 16

AWARDS AND RECOGNITION 22

ALUMNI RELATIONS OFFICE STAFF 25

HISTORICAL INFORMATION ABOUT ISU 30

ISU FACTS AND HIGHLIGHTS 32

PRESIDENT ARTHUR C. VAILAS 34

ORGANIZATIONAL CHART 37

ALUMNI BOARD CONTACT INFORMATION 38

CAMPUS RESOURCES 41

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A Letter from our President

Dear Fellow Alumni Board Members,

It is a privilege and an honor to serve as president of the Idaho State University Alumni Association. This is an exciting time for the university and a great opportunity for the expertise’s of the board members to showcase their talents in the next generation of alumni. The ISU Alumni Association is embarking on a road of change that will embrace new ways of interacting and developing partnerships that will better serve the members of the Alumni community. I look forward to being able to work with a fantastic group of individuals.

The Board of Directors of the Alumni Association will continue to serve altruistically, as we foster, cultivate and maintain a unified alumni association. Keeping alumni informed about ISU, developing fun exciting events and programs that will ensure the growth of the university and its alumni community. We will support the university in a variety of ways through our support in seeking financial, legislative and civic support for ISU, the Association and activities. As we continue to explore new adventures to better meet the universal needs of our fellow alumni it is important that we focus on increasing our membership, the benefits to our membership and augment our revenue growth. These three goals will provide our strategic direction.

The Alumni Association encompasses a wide variety of dedicated and talented individuals. The members of the Board of Directors are superb representatives of the leadership to support the goals and values of the university.

As President, I am committed to maintaining the established partnership with the university and committed to developing new and innovative services that meet the needs of our global alumni base.

I am excited about working together as a team and grateful to serve as your president. I hope you will join me in giving back to our alma mater by contributing as a volunteer, ensuring that we are financially productive and be sure you have fun as you participate in the many momentous events throughout the year.

Deb StonePresident Idaho State University Alumni Association

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IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION___________________ A Letter from our Executive Director

Welcome! You are now part of a dynamic group of ISU Alumni that willingly take the lead in providing direction, input, support and guidance for all Idaho State University alums. Founded in 1906, the ISU Alumni Association goals remain the same today as when we were founded - to better Idaho State University and keep our alumni connected and engaged with their alma mater.

This is an exciting time for the Office of Alumni Relations and the Alumni Association. We continue to pursue fund raising opportunities for and the establishment of the ISU Alumni and Advancement Center to be located on the Pocatello, ISU campus adjacent to Holt Arena. As with all endeavors of this kind, our alumni help and support are a critical component to our success. Alumni Relations and the Association offer many opportunities for alumni to be involved with their university at their own level whether it’s with time, talent or treasure.

We look forward with great anticipation to our upcoming year. 2011 provided us the opportunity to implement changes determined by our board for more effective and efficient committees and board member involvement. This year we will continue to build on that very solid foundation.

Homecoming is always the highlight of each year for alumni. Homecoming weekend will kick-off with the annual fun and festivities at Pinehurst Nursery. Keeping tradition firmly in our focus, our special award recipients will be recognized at the President’s Alumni Recognition Dinner. Alumni board members, former and current award recipients will enjoy the Pre-Parade Breakfast at the Magnuson Alumni House and then board the Alumni Trolley for the Homecoming parade through downtown Pocatello and experience the fun and excitement of the football game at Holt Arena. Other events occur throughout the year including our three board meetings: Fall in Pocatello, Winter in Boise and Spring, back in Pocatello.

The ISU Alumni Association hosts our annual Legislative Reception in Boise the last week of January in conjunction with our Winter board meeting. This event offers each of us the opportunity to visit with Idaho lawmakers and university administrators regarding all aspects of our University. New in 2012 was our Golden and Silver Bengals recognition for 50 and 25 year graduates during Commencement. This event shows all the signs of quick expansion and has established another opportunity Alumni Relations can reach out to our alumni and give them reasons to connect or re-connect with their alma mater. The Sports Hall of Fame reception and induction is just one more way the ISU Alumni Association brings more of our alumni into or back into the fold. The golf tournament in Jerome and our summer Steve Eaton concert in Boise offer other relaxed, social and welcoming opportunities for alumni to re-connect and enjoy one another.

The Office of Alumni Relations and the Alumni Association are here for you. Allow us to provide assistance and support. Please contact us at any time to provide information or connections that you need. We look forward to seeing you at future events either on the Pocatello campus or any other location where our great alumni gather!

Executive DirectorOffice of Alumni Relations

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Calendar of Events

August, 201226 March Through the Arch- New Student Welcome – Swanson Arch –

5:00 p.m. 25 Welcome Back, Orange & Black event-Downtown Pocatello- 5:00 p.m.27 Fall classes begin29 “I Love ISU” calling campaign - Blackfoot

September, 20125–6 “I Love ISU” calling campaign – Idaho Falls – Bennion Student Union10–13 “I Love ISU” calling campaign – Pocatello – Pond Student Union13 “I Love ISU” celebration – Chamber “After Hours” 5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m.

Bonneville Park27 Alumni Homecoming Kickoff - & Chamber “After Hours” at

Pinehurst Nursery, Pocatello – 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.28 Alumni Board of Directors Fall meeting- Rendezvous A & B – 8:30 a.m.28 Past Alumni Board Reception- Red Lion Hotel, Suite 103 – 6:00 p.m.28 President’s Alumni Recognition Dinner - Red Lion Hotel Event Center –

7:00 p.m.29 Homecoming Pre-Parade Continental Breakfast- Alumni House –

8:00 a.m.Homecoming Parade- Downtown Pocatello to ISU Campus – 10:00 a.m.ISU vs. Sac State Football game- Holt Arena – 1:30 p.m.

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October, 201212 Sports Hall of Fame Reception – Roger’s Ranch – 5:30 p.m.13 Sports Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony – Stephens Performing Arts

Center – Bistline Thrust Theatre - Noon13 ISU vs. U.C. Davis Football game- Holt Arena – 4:00 p.m.18 “I Love ISU” calling – Treasure Valley area – Meridian Health Sciences

Complex

November, 20129 Idaho Supreme Court reception and dinner in Pocatello –

Stephens Preforming Arts Center

January, 201324 Alumni Legislative Reception - The Grove - Boise, Idaho – 5:00 p.m.25 Alumni Board of Directors Winter meeting -The Grove-Boise, Idaho –

8:30 a.m.

April, 201319 Alumni Board of Directors Spring meeting - ISU Campus-Pocatello –

8:30 a.m.19 Outstanding Student Award Reception & Ceremony – 6:00 p.m.

Black Box Theatre – Stephens Performing Arts Center30 Idaho Falls Commencement Reception – 6:00 p.m. –

Bennion Student Union

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May, 201302 Professional Achievement Award recipient and Golden & Silver Bengals

Breakfast – 8:30 a.m. – Magnuson Alumni House

02 Golden & Silver Bengals tours of ISU campus – 10:00 a.m.02 Golden & Silver Bengals Ceremony & Reception – 5:00 p.m.

Black Box Theatre and Bennion Promenade – Stevens Preforming Arts Center

02 Twin Falls Commencement Dinner - Twin Falls, Idaho05 March Through the Arch- Senior Salute- Swanson Arch - Noon04 Commencement- Holt Arena – 10:00 a.m.06 Meridian Commencement- Boise Center on the Grove – Boise, Idaho

June, 201322 Alumni Golf Scramble - 93 Golf Ranch, Jerome, Idaho – 9:00 a.m.

State Board of Education meetings2012-2013

October 17-18, 2012, Lewiston - LCSC December 12-13, 2012, Coeur d’Alene – NIC

February 20-21, 2013 Boise - BSU

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STATEMENT OF MISSIONThe mission of the Idaho State University Alumni Association is to promote the welfare and to advance the objectives of Idaho State University through the sustained involvement of its alumni by providing philanthropic, intellectual and social opportunities.

EARLY HISTORYThe first Alumni Association was organized on May 20, 1906, when a banquet was held in the Pacific Hotel. The Academy of Idaho could boast only 14 graduates, but they began “The Alumni Association of the Academy of Idaho,” with Charles W. McClain, ’04 president; Helen K. Whittlesy, ’04, vice-president; and C. Redman Moon, ’06, secretary and treasurer.

THE IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONThrough its volunteer organization, the association provides guidance and support for the goals and values of the University. The Association’s sponsorship of cultural, social and educational activities and services for alumni builds good will among alumni and benefits the University directly and indirectly.

Membership in the ISU Alumni Association numbers more than 80,000 and is granted to any individual who graduates from an Academic or Vocational Technical program at ISU, or who has attended the institution for 24 or more credit hours at any time since the institutions founding in 1901.

The Director of Alumni Relations reports to the Vice President for University Advancement. A twenty four-member Alumni Board of Directors serves in an advisory capacity. They represent geographic regions, eras, and the various disciplines within the University.

At the heart of the Alumni organization are the legions of alumni and friends who assist as volunteers for a variety of Alumni programs. Voluntary action on the part of alumni in support of ISU has been one of the most important factors in establishing ISU’s position today.

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ISUAA Fiscal Information

The ISU Alumni Association strives to develop a relationship with our alumni, students, friends and communities. This level of activity requires a great deal of fiscal planning with the emphasis on establishing or re-establishing contact and engagement of our alumni.

The annual budget supports alumni recognition programs-Sports Hall of Fame, Outstanding Student and Professional Achievement Awards, Homecoming events and the annual Legislative Reception in addition to outreach events. The chart below is an illustration of expenses as a percentage of total income for fiscal year 2012-2013.

REGULAR SALARIES 39%MATERIALS & SUPPLIES 30%FRINGE BENEFITS 15%COMMUNICATIONS (P&T) 5%IRREGULAR SALARIES 2%TRAVEL 2%CAPITAL OUTLAY 1%MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSE 0%Net savings 6%TOTAL 100%

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REGULAR SALARIESMATERIALS & SUPPLIESFRINGE BENEFITSCOMMUNICATIONS (P&T)IRREGULAR SALARIESTRAVELCAPITAL OUTLAYMISCELLANEOUS EXPENSENet savings


BOARD OF DIRECTORS

The purpose of the Idaho State University Alumni Association is to support the goals of the University and to represent the voice of alumni in the strategic planning process of the University. Its primary service focuses upon four areas: (1) enhancing communication between University leaders and alumni; (2) student support; (3) alumni programs; (4) legislative advocacy.

The ISUAA Board of Directors is the governing body of the Association. It is composed of 24 directors selected by geographical location, degree/major, graduation year and experience. The board’s primary purpose is to make policy that directs the Association toward the attainment of its goals. All board members serve on a committee that focuses on specific areas and programs.

General Information

ISUAA Directors are elected for a four–year term. Currently, meetings are held three times each year—in the fall, winter,

and spring. Board members are responsible for making their own travel and

accommodation arrangements. There is no reimbursement for these expenses, however, these expenses are considered tax-deductible and information and forms are provided to allow processing them as a gift in kind to the University and can be claimed on tax returns.

What to expect at a meeting

Board members will receive via email or postal service, prior to the upcoming meeting, an agenda and minutes from the previous meeting. The secretary for the Board will request an RSVP for each meeting.

Terms, election process, and other additional information are outlined in the by-laws.

Should you ever have any questions, please contact the Office of Alumni Relations at (208) 282-3755 or (1-800) 933-4781

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Qualifications

Members of the ISUAA Board of Directors are selected to hold their position based on their commitment to Idaho State University and to the goals of the Alumni Association, as well as their distinguished personal and/or professional achievement. Other desired qualifications include the ability to motivate individual members and committees, proven leadership in other organizations, associations or clubs, the ability to set and achieve goals and objectives, and the ability to work as a team player. Directors represent the diversity of the Alumni membership. All persons who are eligible for designation alumna/alumnus of Idaho State University are eligible for consideration for the Board of Directors.

MEETINGS

Directors are expected to participate in the three major meetings held in the fall (September/October/Homecoming), winter (January/Legislative week in Boise), and spring (April/May), as well as attend special Board meetings as needed. If any member of the board of directors shall miss more than three (3) meetings, whether regular or special, without being excused by the president of the Board of Directors, then said director may be removed from the board upon a majority vote of the voting members of the board of directors.

EXPECTATIONS

Directors are also expected to provide leadership and guidance to the Association by working on at least one board committee.

Directors are expected to serve altruistically, without promise of financial gain. Directors serve with the knowledge that they help to promote University excellence through:

1) Support of Idaho State University Alumni Association’s philanthropic mission by donating annually to the ISU Foundation.

2) Collaboration with Alumni Association staff on identifying prospective donors and securing their support.

3) Education of the greater community regarding University issues.

4) Recognition of those who have contributed to Idaho State University.

5) Identification of new Board members to continue effective leadership for the ISU Alumni Association Board of Directors and for the University.

6) Support of the Alumni Association by assisting with and attending programs and events held to benefit the University.

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Board Member Measures of Success

You are recruiting new alumni volunteers. The committee(s) on which you serve are active and growing. The alumni district/region in which you reside/work is active and growing

and you are helping Idaho State University gain greater recognition in your workplace and community.

Your volunteer efforts are having a positive impact on alumni participation in a variety of ways. You are helping to increase dollars raised through attendance at alumni events and other alumni programs.

The goals and objectives you set for yourself, your committee, and/or your district/region are realized within original timeframes and budgets (or within reasonable extensions).

Benefits

As a member of the ISUAA Board of Directors, you will receive tremendous personal and professional satisfaction by giving of yourself to you alma mater and to fellow alumni. You will be recognized in the ISU Magazine, the ISUAA website, and through other relevant venues.

2012 Board of Directors – Front row, L to R: Alan Jones, Deb Stone, Gail Siemen, Larry Satterwhite, Kathleen Lane, Josh Gehrke, Rick Semba, JoAn Dilweg, Cathy Conley, Anntara SmithRow 2: Jim Liday, James Francfort, Carisa Schultz, Jason D. Scott, Blaine Nisson,Tom Curtis, Doug Pendleton, Rod Tucker, Lincoln Yamashita Back row: Ron Bolinger, Steve Rhoads

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NEW BOARD MEMBERS

Kebai (Gamblin) Bills, ’02, ‘04Becky (Pond) Kearns, ‘80Jean Lacy, ‘74Dave Lowry, ’94, ‘98Julie (Yzaguirre) Moore, ‘74

CURRENT BOARD MEMBERS

Ronald R. Bolinger, '70, '72, '78Catherine Conley, ‘80JoAn Falter Kisling Dilweg, '65, '75James Francfort, ’82, ‘91Josh Gehrke, ‘09Alan Paul Jones, ’68, ‘69Steve Kenyon, ‘94James F. Liday, '64, 74Blaine Nisson, ’73, ‘77Douglas C. Pendleton, '67Larry W. Satterwhite, '70 (President-Elect)Jason Darrell Scott, '93Rick Semba, '75, ‘80Gail Siemen, '58, '67, '77Anntara Smith, '03Deb Stone, '73, '82 (President)Rod Tucker, '76B. Lynn Winmill, '74Lincoln Charles Yamashita, '66

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BOARD MEMBERS RETIRING - 2012

Tom Curtis, ‘68Stephen Rhoads, ’77, ‘78Jayson Ronk, ‘02Carisa Kay Schultz, ’82, ‘92Kirk Shuler, ‘71

EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS

K.C. Felt - Executive DirectorKent Tingey - Vice President for Institutional AdvancementJeff Tingey - ISU Director of AthleticsKathleen Lane - Faculty RepresentativeRory Senna Knight - TreasurerMatt Bloxham – ASISU President

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ISUAA Past Presidents

*F.M. BistlineAcademy of Idaho

*Perry Swisher *Lin L. Turner1947-1948 1962-1963

*Les Crowley William D. Olson1948-1949 1963-1965

*Chick Crabtree John Clawson1949-1950 1965-1966

*Brick Thompson William Nungester1950-1951 1966-1967

*Bert Fricke *B. F. “Gus” Bengal1951-1952 1967-1968

Byron Lemmon *Bob Endo1952-1953 1968-1968

Gerald W. Olson *Karl Cayford1954-1955 1969-1970

*James H. Schoonover *Dr. Parry Harrison1955-1956 1970-1971

Archie Service *Abbie Uriguen1956-1957 1971-1972

Byron Lemmon *Don C. Tolley1957-1958 (second term) 1972-1973

Dr. Dennis L. Wight Steve Detmer1958-1959 1973-1974

*Dr. Leno Seppi *Mel Morgan1959-1960 1974-1975

*John Spielmann *Jack Bishop1960-1961 1975-1976

*Dr. Arthur Tranmer *Patricia McDermott1961-1962 1976-1977

*deceased

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ISUAA Past Presidents

*Bob Hilliard Larry Reader1977-1978 1992-1993

C. Dale Trumbo Mark S. Young1978-1979 1993-1994

Richard C. Moon Susan Robinson1979-1980 1994-1995

Patty Lemmon Jeff Stratten1980-1981 1995-1996

*Preston Seely Tony LaRosa1981-1982 1996-1997

Ivan Burden Michele Pond-Bell1982-1983 1997-1998

*Earl Pond Jay Colonel1983-1984 1998-1999

Ben Bowen Gary D. Campbell1984-1985 1999-2000

Robert P. Thomas William M. Kobus1985-1986 2000-2001

Jerry Robinson Roger Wheeler1986-1987 2001-2002

Jesse Robison Stephen S. Pond1987-1988 2002-2003

Ronda Black Stephany Ann Smith1988-1989 2003-2005

Paul Allen Frisk David Sanna1989-1990 2005-2007

Deborah Stratton-Flandro *Ronald Stephenson1990-1991 2007-2009

Mark Paulsen Ted Messmore1991-1992 2009-2011

*deceased

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS POSITION DESCRIPTIONS

Deb Graves-Stone, President E-mail: [email protected]: (208) 339-4062Home: Pocatello, ID'73 BS, Physical Education'82, MED, Occupational Training ManagementTerm Expires: Homecoming 2013

The president shall preside at all meetings of the Board of Directors. He or she shall, with the approval of the board, appoint such committees not herein provided for as he or she shall deem necessary.

In addition, he or she shall perform the usual duties required for the office of the president.

The term of office of the president shall be for two years and shall commence at the Fall meeting.

The president of the Association shall vote only in the event of a tie.

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IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION___________________BOARD OF DIRECTORS POSITION DESCRIPTIONS

Larry Satterwhite, President Elect

Email: [email protected] Phone: (208) 761-1542Home: Boise, Idaho'70, BA, History

The president-elect shall be elected by the directors. The Executive committee shall recommend to the board at least one (1)

member in good standing for the office of president-elect. The president-elect shall serve as presiding officer at meetings of the

directors in the absence of disability of the president and in any such event shall otherwise perform the duties of the president of the Association.

The president-elect shall conduct new board member orientation The president-elect shall chair the Nomination Committee The president-elect shall serve o the Executive Committee The president-elect shall automatically become president of the

Association at the end of his or her one-year term as president-elect. The term of office shall commence at the winter meeting following the

election.

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Committee Assignments

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE(Nominations, elections, agendas, etc.)

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEDeb Stone, President and Chair Ron Bolinger

Alan JonesJim LidayLarry Satterwhite President - Elect

FINANCE COMMITTEE COMMITTEE MEMBERS(Alumni accounts, fund raise for alumni center, etc.) Doug Pendleton Becky Kearns

Jim FrancfortChair: Alan JonesRory Senna Knight- Alumni Relations Staff

STUDENT ENGAGEMENT COMMITTEE

Chair: Ron BolingerRod Tucker Steve KenyonJean Lacy

MARKETING COMMITTEE(Legislative and Homecoming responsibilities)

Chair: Jim Liday Cathy Conley Gail SiemenJoAn Dilweg Lynn Winmill

Josh GehrkeLincoln Yamashita

Deb Stone Kebai Bills

SPECIAL EVENTS COMMITTEE(Regional gatherings/events)Chair: Larry Satterwhite – President Elect Anntara Smith Rick Semba

Jason Scott Julie MooreBlaine Nisson Dave Lowry

NOMINATING COMMITTEE

Chair: Larry Satterwhite – President Elect

Three members from current board- appointed by President and/or President-Elect

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Committee Assignments

AD-HOC COMMITTEE(Serve as ambassadors at recruitment events)

COMMITTEE MEMBERSCathy Conley Anntara SmithAlan Jones Rod Tucker

Committee Descriptions

1. Nominating CommitteeReview board applications and contact nominees to insure that they are willing to serve a four-year term on the ISUAA, including all requirements. The Nominating Committee will select nominees based on the needs of the board, keeping in mind geographic location, degree/major, graduation year and experience.

2. Student Engagement CommitteeThe Student Development Committee is responsible for interacting with students, facilitating contacts and positive relationships between students and the Alumni Board, and generally helping to enhance the student experience at Idaho State University.

Responsibilities, Tasks and Expectations

• Propose and coordinate activities designed to engage students with alumni. Of primary importance are the Outstanding Student Achievement awards, Fall and Spring March through the Arch (Senior Salute in May and Freshman First Night in August), Student Information Fair the first week of fall semester and the Grad Finale for graduating students in April each year.

• Participate in Commencement exercises to welcome new graduates to the ISU Alumni Association and encourage new alumni to join our alumni Facebook fan page and websites and introduce them to the Alumni Association.

• Participate as volunteers and mentors in Student Alumni Association activities and events when established.

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3. Marketing CommitteeThe Marketing Committee is responsible for coordinating and carrying forward Homecoming plans as directly related to the Board of Directors, specifically including:

Homecoming activities and events Legislative activities and reception Past Board Presidents Reception

In addition, the Committee provides assistance as requested during Homecoming and provides input for new events in outreach areas as determined by the board.


Coordinate activities listed above and carry forward preparation through completion of the specified events.

Convene to draft an evaluation of annual Homecoming activities and make recommendations for improvements and changes.

Attend all Homecoming events. Assist in the promotion of all Homecoming events, and develop

new means of promoting events and increasing attendance at all functions.

Track and control expenses related to the specified activities, with assistance from the alumni relations staff.

Act as liaisons/advisors to student groups regarding Homecoming activities, as requested.

Act as advocates with governmental agencies on issues regarding funding, as called upon by the Legislative Committee.

4. Special Events CommitteeThe Events Committee will assist the Alumni Association in engaging a greater and more geographically diverse population of alumni through events, promotions, committees, special projects and other programs.


Personally “host” alumni events and programs in locations where committee members reside.

Provide volunteer assistance to alumni relations staff in the coordination and implementation of events.

Attend all alumni events. Work to improve relationships with key and targeted alumni

and constituencies and build affinity for ISU. Use tools such as personal visits (alone or assisted by a staff member), correspondence and attendance at community events (clearly identified as a representative of the ISU Alumni Association Board.)

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Help staff to identify key alumni in locations where committee members reside.

Become informed and develop talking points and key messages regarding Idaho State University and higher education and make an effort to deliver them to community groups and others who have (or should have) an interest in Idaho State University. Act as members of a speakers’ bureau.

5. Finance CommitteeThe Finance Committee is generally responsible for advising the Alumni Relations Staff regarding the use of disposable income (potential dues program, event & merchandise revenue, and house reserve account.) The committee will work to identify and evaluate new sources of operating income to the Association, and assist in development efforts for the new Alumni Center.


• Identify new sources of operating revenue for the Alumni Association, including but not limited to affinity programs, events, licensing merchandise, and other partnerships. This may be accomplished by Internet research, investigation of other associations, discussion with alumni of other institutions, networking with vendors, exploring existing professional relationships and affiliations, group brainstorming, etc.

Evaluate and propose new revenue sources and make recommendations to the Board of Directors and Staff.

Advise the Board of Directors and Staff regarding financial issues and disposable income.

The Finance Committee must approve certain expenditures as mandated by the By-laws.

Identify potential donors and, when appropriate, facilitate contact and cultivation strategies in coordination with director of alumni relations and/or university development staff.

Review secretary treasurer’s reports and make recommendations regarding the general financial health of the Alumni Association.

Provide financial reports to the Board at each meeting.

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Awards & Recognition We watch our alumni closely through the years as they go on to succeed in life and in their careers. We honor them for their accomplishments, whether they are professional, philanthropic, personal or otherwise. Detailed information, including nomination forms can be found on our Alumni and Friends home page: http://www.isu.edu/alumni/awards.shtml

Awards and recognitions available for nomination include:

Sports Hall of Fame Homecoming Awards Outstanding Student Achievement Awards Professional Achievement Awards Alumni Special Friend Awards

Sports Hall of Fame

The Sports Hall of Fame induction ceremony is held in the fall and is reserved for athletes, coaches, or support/auxiliary personnel who have a record of excellent performance with Idaho State University, have brought distinction and honor to the University and have demonstrated outstanding support or service to the University, contributing to the advancement of intercollegiate athletics.

Homecoming Awards

Every year at Homecoming, we recognize alumni who have made significant contributions to the University, society and others. We honor them at the President's Alumni Recognition Dinner.

Distinguished Alumnus AwardPurpose: The Distinguished Alumnus Award recognizes exemplary professional and personal contributions resulting in national or international recognition.Established: 1960

ISU Achievement Award

Purpose: The ISU Achievement Award recognizes personal actions, generosity and self-sacrifice on behalf of the University by a faculty member.Established: 1984

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ISU Distinguished Service Award Purpose: The ISU Distinguished Service Award recognizes ISU staff members who have shown exceptional loyalty to the University though an extended period of employment.Established: 2004

William J. Bartz Award Purpose: The Bartz Award recognizes continued support and development of ISU through personal actions, participation in University affairs and financial support.Established: 1976

President's Medallion Purpose: The President's Medallion was established in 2001 to honor friends and alumni whose outstanding accomplishments and exemplary service and support bring distinction to the University and advance higher education.Established: 2001

Young Alumni AwardTo recognize and honor alumni of the last decade (out of school up to 10 years) for the exceptional achievement in their career, public service and/or volunteerism that brings honor to the university.Established: 2012

Homecoming Parade Marshals Purpose: Homecoming Parade Marshals are faculty, staff, alumni or friends who have made a significant impact in the ISU community, often enjoying great popularity among colleagues and students. ASISU Senate must approve recommendation.

Outstanding Student Achievement Awards

Outstanding Student Achievement Awards are presented to recognize outstanding graduating seniors who have excelled in their programs, their extracurricular activities and have generally epitomized ISU's outstanding student body. Outstanding Student Awards are presented for students in the College of Arts & Letters- (1)-Fine Arts & Humanities, (1) Social & Behavioral Sciences; College of Science & Engineering- (1)-Natural & Physical Sciences, (1)-Engineering; College of Education-(1); College of Business- (1); College of Technology- (1); College of Pharmacy-(1); Division of Health Sciences- (1); School of Nursing- (1); School of Graduate Studies- (1) Master’s candidate and (1) Doctoral candidate.

The Office of Alumni Relations and ISU Alumni Association, in partnership with all ISU Colleges and Units, seek to recognize our outstanding students. Criteria for selection include a readiness to graduate, high academic achievement, above-average dedication to academic and professional goals and involvement in professional societies. Work experience and community service are also considered.

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Professional Achievement Awards

Professional Achievement Awards are presented to alumni of Idaho State University in recognition of significant professional achievement in a specific field or endeavor each year at Commencement. Awards are given in the College of Arts and Letters – Fine Arts & Humanities and Social & Behavioral Sciences; College of Science & Engineering – Natural & Physical Sciences and Engineering; College of Business; Division of Health Sciences; School of Nursing; College of Pharmacy; College of Education and College of Technology. Individuals selected for the Professional Achievement Award must have been out of school at least 10 years and have excelled in their chosen field attaining significant success and accomplishments.

Recipients of this prestigious award are alumni who have made important contributions to their careers or profession, to the social, political or economic well-being of the world around them and have shown continued community and civic involvement in addition to their association with and contributions to Idaho State University.

Alumni Special Friend Awards

The Alumni Special Friend Award is given only occasionally when an individual's extraordinary service and support warrant it. The Association recognizes great contributions from friends of the University who might not be alumni, but show an undying love for the institution through their deeds and involvement.

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Here's our staff:

K.C. Felt

Title: Executive Director of Alumni RelationsE-mail: [email protected] Phone: (208) 282-4735Responsibilities: Alumni Relations Staff ManagementBoard of Directors CoordinationAward Programs OversightEvent Coordination OversightOutreach and expansion

A life-long Pocatellan, ISU alumna and former Idaho State University Foundation director of annual giving, is the executive director of the Idaho State University Office of Alumni Relations. Felt has worked at ISU for 19 years, three years for the Bengal Foundation, 14 as director of annual giving and joined the Alumni staff in June, 2010. Felt earned a Bachelor of Business Administration Degree in marketing from Idaho State University in 1970. She was in the banking industry for 21 years prior to joining ISU. Her ties to the Pocatello community are many. She is a member of the Pocatello Chamber of Commerce and is a past Chief of Chiefs for the Pocatello Chiefs. She is a member and former board member of the Pocatello Rotary Club, and belongs to the ISU Alumni Association. Felt is "the proud daughter" of the late Elle and Marye Hopkins, both natives of Pocatello. She is a graduate of Pocatello High School. Felt has two sons, Brian and Brett, and two grandsons, Andrew and Ayden.

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Teresa Snyder Borrenpohl

Title: Assistant Director of Alumni RelationsE-mail: [email protected]: (208) 282-3386

Responsibilities: In her new position, Teresa will be responsible for the development and coordination of the annual I Love ISU scholarship campaign. She will work with area alumni and community members to expand and grow the campaign into potential new areas of Idaho. She will also work with the Director to increase alumni outreach for all colleges of ISU and develop new opportunities for engaging ISU alumni, regardless of where they live. The possibility of alumni groups or chapters in areas of substantial number of ISU alumni will also be developed. She will lead alumni efforts in making connections through ISU Athletics with events and tailgate celebrations where appropriate. New programs will also be part of her position in establishing and coordinating a new ISU Student Alumni Group and enhanced mentoring program. Additional responsibilities will include review of current Alumni Card program and possible new Membership program.

Teresa comes to the ISU Alumni Association from Great Bend, Kansas. Upon completion of high school, she became a live-in nanny where she was fortunate to travel the world for four years. She then worked as a ski instructor at Big Sky Resort while attending Montana State University. Teresa served as Student Body President while completing her Bachelors of Science in Economics. She then served on the Board of Regents of Higher Education for the state of Montana. During this time, Teresa earned her Masters of Science in Public Administration. Teresa resides in Pocatello, ID with her husband, Craig. Together they enjoy mountain biking, skiing and running. Prior to accepting a position with the Alumni Association, Teresa served as the Scholarship Coordinator at Eastern Idaho technical college in Idaho Falls. Teresa and Craig are emphatically looking forward to Football season!

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Rory Senna Knight

Title: Administrative Assistant E-mail: [email protected]: (208) 282-6656

Responsibilities: Financial Affairs/Budget/Banner Accounting Office OperationsMerchandising

Events: EventsPresident’s Recognition Dinner Sports Hall of Fame Annual ISU Alumni Golf ScrambleHomecoming Kickoff

Rory is a transplant from California's San Francisco Bay Area. She and her husband, John, fell in love with Idaho after many visits with John's son, Mark, who is an Idaho State University PharmD 2001 grad. Rory and John have a blended family of seven children and 12 grandchildren. They live south of town with their Lab Mac, Red Heeler Abby, four horses, Indy, Jay, Dancer and Dusty; plus one Siamese kitty, KoKo. All are loved and spoiled equally! Rory is a 2010 graduate of ISU with a BA in English.

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Casey Thompson

Title: Technical Records Specialist E-mail: [email protected] Phone: (208) 282-3730

Responsibilities: Social Media Applications AdministratorAlumni Association Web Site Updates & Maintenance Alumni & Friends Database Records Updates & Research Electronic & Social Media Marketing for Alumni News & Events

Events: Outstanding Student Achievement AwardsSports ReunionsHomecoming Parade Cars

Casey is a former Law Enforcement officer. He graduated from ISU's Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement program at the College of Technology. Casey served the public as a Deputy Sheriff for five years. He also served as Lead Security Supervisor for American Microsystems Inc. Prior to that, Casey worked in agriculture with his father, managing the family farming operation west of Pocatello. Casey is a 2012 graduate of ISU with a BS in General Studies. Casey is married and has two sons.

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Jordyn Galloway

Title: Office Specialist IIE-mail: [email protected]: (208) 282-3755

Responsibilities: Alumni Cards Office ReceptionistAlumni Tracking’s for ISU MagazineAssists with Commencement, Homecoming, and other Alumni events & activities

Events: Golden & Silver Bengal Recognition EventProfessional Achievement Awards ProgramGrad Finale & March thru the ArchStaff Support for "I Love ISU", ISU Scholarship Campaign, and Year-End Direct Mail Campaign

Jordyn is a native of the surrounding Pocatello area. She graduated from Marsh Valley High School where she was active in student government and sports. She served as President of Marsh Valley's Business Professionals of America chapter where she competed in several events, placing at the Regional and State levels for all four years and at the National level in Washington, D. C. her senior year. Jordyn is currently taking classes at Idaho State University pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree in the medical field.

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Turner Hall – Built in 1905 – Demolished in 1966. The College of Business now occupies this site.

Historical Information about ISU…The roots of Idaho State University began in 1901 when the Academy of Idaho was established by the Idaho State legislature. The bill creating the Academy was sponsored by Theodore F. Turner, a senator from the Pocatello area. The Academy was a two year school which offered college preparatory and vocational courses.Opening exercises for the school took place on September 22, 1902. Forty students and four faculty members attended the first day of class. However, a report by Principal John W. Farris later showed a grand total of 70 students had enrolled by the end of the first term.

The curriculum of the new school offered two basic choices of courses: 1) College Preparatory courses including the Classical, Scientific, and English and 2) the Industrial courses including Commerce, Domestic Economy, Mechanic Arts, and Stenography/Typing.

In 1913, Senator Turner introduced another bill that would have changed the Academy to the Idaho Technical College, a four year school offering courses in the applied sciences, the practical arts, commerce and education. The bill passed the legislature only to be vetoed by the Governor.

Idaho’s rapidly growing population and the increased educational needs of the State’s young people, not to mention the expanded capacity of the Academy, resulted in the institution’s renaming as the Idaho Technical Institute. The State Legislature authorized the school to offer vocational trade courses and junior college-type programs of academic and occupational classes.

The name of the institution was changed again in 1927 to the University of Idaho Southern Branch. As the name implies the institution became an extension of the Moscow campus and stress was put on the cultural curricula rather than the

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IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION___________________vocational and technical. The pharmacy program was established in 1920. It became the institution’s first four year program in 1930.

World War II was significant in ISU’s development. A decline in students resulted and UISB was chosen as one of several schools to educate members of the Navy’s V-12 program.

Many believe it was the existence of that military group which strengthened the academic program to a point where creation of Idaho State College was nearly assured.

Signing of the 29th legislature’s bill in 1947 by Governor C.A. Robins, himself and UISB alumnus, created an independent, four-year degree granting institution. Divisions within the new Idaho State College included the College of Pharmacy, and the School of Trade and Technical Education. The Division of Graduate Studies was organized in 1955, the College of Education in 1958 and the Division of Medical Arts in 1961.

In 1963, Governor Robert E. Smylie signed another legislative bill changing the name of the institution to Idaho State University.

In 1967 the Division of Graduate Studies was renamed the Graduate School and the Medical Arts Division became the College of Medical Arts in 1968 and the College of Health Related Professions in 1975.

Idaho State University experienced major restructuring of its colleges which was implemented in 2010. The colleges are as follows:

College of Arts and LettersCollege of BusinessCollege of EducationCollege of Science and EngineeringCollege of TechnologyDivision of Health Sciences College of Pharmacy Kasiska School of Health Professions School of Nursing

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IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION___________________ Office of Medical and Oral Health School of Rehabilitation and Communication Sciences Institute of Rural Health

ISU Facts and Highlights

ISU has a number of campuses that serve communities throughout Idaho.

Want to know more? Check out our website http://www.isu.edu/aboutisu.shtml

About Idaho State University

Idaho State University, a Carnegie-classified doctoral research high and teaching institution founded in 1901, attracts students from around the world to its Idaho campuses. At the main campus in Pocatello, and at locations in Meridian, Idaho Falls and Twin Falls, ISU offers access to high quality educational programs. More than 14,489 students attend ISU, receiving education and training in more than 280 programs. Idaho State University is the state's designated lead institution in health professions and medical education

Idaho State University faculty and students are leading the way in cutting-edge research and innovative solutions in the areas of energy, health professions, nuclear research, teaching,

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IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION___________________humanities, engineering, performing and visual arts, technology, biological sciences pharmacy and business. Idaho State University combines exceptional academics amidst the grand natural beauty of the West. ISU is at the heart of an outdoor-lover's paradise and a short drive to some of America's greatest natural wonders and exciting outdoor recreation opportunities.

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Basic Facts 2012-2013 Student Head Count: 14,484

Countries Represented: 64 Degrees and Certificate Programs: 285 Degrees Offered: Associate's, Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctorate Tuition: $3,035 per semester Student-Teacher Ratio: 17:1 Gender of Students: 44% male, 56% female Clubs and Organizations: 160+ Mascot: Benny the Bengal School Colors: Orange and Black

Social Media – Idaho State University is connected to the following Social Media sites:

Facebook YouTube Twitter

Join Facebook and then become a member of our ISU Alumni Association Facebook fan page and keep up with all our news.

Follow our tweets on Twitter to get the most up- to-date news!http://www.facebook.com/idahostatealumnihttp://twitter.com/#!/IdahoStateAlum or @IdahoStateAlum

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President Arthur C. Vailas

Biographical Summary

Arthur C. Vailas became the 12th president of Idaho State University on July 1, 2006. He has placed ISU on a trajectory to become a major research institution that provides the highest quality education to its students. Under his direction, ISU engages in teaching, research and service designed to respond to local, national and global societal needs, especially in the fields of energy, health care and the environment.

Since arriving, President Vailas has increased substantially the university's financial reserves, while at the same time purchasing and implementing a university wide, comprehensive information system. In 2010, he led a collaborative effort to reorganize the university to enhance student program offerings and increase administrative efficiency. External research funding increased 27 percent in 2010. In January 2011, the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching announced that ISU's classification had been elevated to "Research University-High" status, placing ISU in a field enjoyed by less than 5 percent of all higher academic institutions.

Under his leadership, enrollment has increased substantially. From 2006 to 2009, enrollment increased more than 10 percent, with residence halls nearly full. The Early College program, which allows high school students to take university courses at reduced cost, has expanded. To attract and assist returning military personnel seeking educations, the university operates the Veterans' Sanctuary and was recognized as a military-friendly school for 2011 by G.I. Jobs magazine. Idaho State University has more graduate full-time equivalent students than any other university in Idaho. In 2011, the athletics department received full NCAA certification.

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Fundraising successes and partnerships have resulted in the construction of new facilities for teaching and research. The 200,000 square- foot ISU Meridian Health Science Center, which opened in 2009, houses all of ISU's Treasure Valley health professions programs and represents a partnership with the Meridian School System and the City of Meridian. Its L.S. Skaggs pharmacy facility is the result of a $6 million gift from the ALSAM Foundation. A recent gift from Delta Dental supports the ISU dental residency clinic in Meridian.

In Pocatello, the Energy Systems and Technology Education Center is a partnership with the Idaho National Laboratory and Partners for Prosperity and enjoys equipment made possible by Qwest.

In Idaho Falls, a new 55,000 square-foot building for the Center for Advanced Energy Studies was formed through partnerships with the other Idaho universities, the U.S. Department of Energy and private entities. There, researchers are working on the latest in energy technology.

Athletics has benefitted from a gift to name the Papenberg Softball Field, and has received gifts from Idaho Central Credit Union and Idaho State University Credit Union for a new basketball court and football field. An endowment for the performing arts has been established to attract and support visiting artists and artists-in-residence.

Prior to joining ISU, President Vailas was vice president for research and intellectual property management for the University of Houston, and vice chancellor for research for the University of Houston System, where he also was an advisor to the Texas governor on energy, helped establish the Research Partnership to Secure Energy for America, and developed a formal affiliation between UH and the Texas Medical Center. He served on the NASA national advisory council and was on the executive board of the Southeastern Universities Research Association. Earlier, he held faculty and leadership positions at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and University of California-Los Angeles.

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An accomplished biomedical researcher, President Vailas is the author of numerous peer-reviewed scientific publications, national grants and honors and has held leadership positions on national boards and scientific committees. He earned his Ph.D. at the University of Iowa, where he also completed a three-year NIH postdoctoral fellowship in biochemistry and a research fellowship in the Department of Orthopedic Surgery of the University of Iowa College of Medicine.

ContactAdministration Building921 S. 8th Ave, STOP 8310Pocatello ID, 83209-8310(208) 282-3440Fax: (208) 282-4487 [email protected]

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President

Executive Committee

Ad-Hoc Committee

MarketingCommittee

Special Events

Committee

Nominating Committee

FinanceCommittee

Student EngagementCommittee

Ex-Officio Members

IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION___________________BOARD CONTACT INFORMATION

Deb Stone, President '73, '82 ED

Kebai Gamblin Bills, ’02 A&L, ’04 HR

Spouse: Scott Stone Ryan BillsHome: 1426 El Rancho Boulevard 630 South 7th Avenue

Pocatello, Idaho 83201 Pocatello, Idaho 83201Phone: 208.339.4062 208.241.2113Occupation: Asset Protection, Wal-MartElected: Spring 2006 Spring 2012Term End: Fall 2013 Fall 2016Email: [email protected] [email protected]:Birthday: 9/30 2/18

Ronald Bolinger,'70, '72, '78 ED Catherine Conley, '80 A&L

Spouse: Patricia Bollinger Geoff RanereHome: 620 Hillcrest Avenue 26 Cedar Hills Drive

American Falls, Idaho 83211

Pocatello, Idaho83204

Phone: 208.226.5391 208.236.0400Occupation: School Superintendent RetiredElected: Spring 2009 Spring 2010Term End: Fall 2013 Fall 2014Email: [email protected] [email protected]: 208.226.5754 208.236.7353Birthday: 10/10 9/16

JoAn Dilweg, '65, '75 ED Jim Francfort, '82, '91 BU

Spouse:

Home: 4180 Johnny Creek Road Post Office Box 6161Pocatello, Idaho 83204 Pocatello, Idaho 83205

Phone: 208.232.2656 208.881.9444Occupation: Retired Lead Scientist/Engineer/INLElected: Spring 2009 Spring 2011Term End: Fall 2013 Fall 2014Email: [email protected] [email protected]:Birthday: 1/21 12/17

Josh Gehrke, ’09 PharmD, & S&E Alan Paul Jones, '68, '69 BU

Spouse: Sandee MooreHome: 319 Stillwater Drive 1025 Grassland Drive

Idaho Falls, Idaho 83404 Idaho Falls, Idaho 83404-8347

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IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION___________________Phone: 208.412.4017 208.881.9444Occupation: Pharmacist RetiredElected: Spring 2011 Spring 2010Term End: Fall 2015 Fall 2014Email: [email protected] [email protected]:Birthday: 08/10 6/25

BOARD CONTACT INFORMATION

Becky Pond Kearns, ’80 BU Stephen W. Kenyon, '94 BU

Spouse: Keith Kearns Tay KenyonHome: 3675 West Eckerhill Drive 5539 South Firethorn Place

Park City, Utah 84098 Boise, Idaho 83716-6825Phone: 435.615.2771 208.343.5591Occupation: Clerk of the CourtElected: Spring 2012 Spring 2011Term End: Fall 2016 Fall 2015Email: [email protected] [email protected]: 208.334.3338Birthday: 10/11

Jean Lacy, ’74 HR James F. Liday, '64, '74 ED

Spouse: Judy LidayHome: 7116 244th Avenue E 180 Fairway Circle

Buckley, Washington 98321 Pocatello, Idaho 83201Phone: 253.862.9715 208.237.8014Occupation: Dental Hygienist RetiredElected: Spring 2012 Spring 2010Term End: Fall 2016 Fall 2014Email: [email protected] [email protected]:Birthday: 7/7 6/25

David Lowry, ’94 S&E, ’98 HR,’12 BU Julie Yzaguirre Moore, ’74 A&L

Spouse: Alan J. MooreHome: 2614 Sonoma Street 9824 West Gurdon Court

Pocatello, Idaho 83201 Boise, Idaho 83704Phone: 208.406.6111 208.376.3805Occupation: Business OwnerElected: Spring 2012 Spring 2012Term End: Fall 2016 Fall 2016Email: [email protected] [email protected]:Birthday: 11/17 5/29

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IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION___________________Blaine Nisson, '73 BU, '77 ED Douglas C. Pendleton, '67 BU

Spouse: Beverly Nisson Virginia (Gina) PendletonHome: 132 East Santa Rebecca Drive 133 Canyon Drive

Green Valley, Arizona 85614 Pocatello, Idaho 83402Phone: 541.680.9004 208.233.6958Occupation: Retired RetiredElected: Spring 2011 Spring 2010Term End: Fall 2015 Fall 2014Email: [email protected] [email protected]:Birthday: 5/4 8/3

BOARD CONTACT INFORMATION

Larry Satterwhite, President Elect, ’70 A&L Jason Darrell Scott, ’93 BU

Spouse: Jan Satterwhite Julie Scott

Home: 3609 Warm Springs Avenue 6048 North Harbor Town Place

Boise, Idaho 83716 Boise, Idaho 83714

Phone: 208.761.1542 208.954.5262

Occupation: Independent Contractor Attorney

Elected: Spring 2009 Spring 2010

Term End: Fall 2013 2014

Email: [email protected] [email protected]

Fax:

Birthday: 1/24 4/18

Rick Semba, '75, ‘80 A&L Gail Siemen, '58, '67, '77 ED

Spouse: Susan Semba Nannette Siemen

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Home: 10695 Sandpiper Street 1798 Syringa

Boise, Idaho 83709 Pocatello, Idaho 83201

Phone: 208.378.0824 208.233.1725

Occupation: Retired Retired – Administrator


Term End: Fall 2013 Fall 2014


Fax:

Birthday: 10/28 3/5

Anntara Smith, '03 HR Rod Tucker, '76 Pharm

Spouse: Jason John Longley Jayne Thomas

Home: 5094 East Bandsaw Street 3136 Willow Street

Boise, Idaho 83716 American Falls, Idaho 83211

Phone: 208.447.6120 208.226.5544

Occupation: ISU PA Program Instructor Owner - Rockland Pharmacy




Fax:

Birthday: 6/11 11/21

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B. Lynn Winmill, '74 A&L Lincoln Yamashita, '66 ED

B. Lynn Winmill, '74 A&S Lincoln Yamashita, '66 ED

Spouse: Judy Winmill Linda Jane Yamashita

Home: 5227 Johnny Creek Road 41-686 Kaaumana Place

Pocatello, Idaho 83204Waimanalo, Hawaii 96795-1446

Phone: 208.233.2939 808.259.5316

Occupation: U.S. District Judge Retired




Fax:

Birthday: 3/18 2/12

CAMPUS RESOURCES

ISU Office of the PresidentAdministration BuildingPocatello, Idaho282-3440

ISU AthleticsHolt ArenaPocatello, Idaho282-2771

ISU Bengal NewspaperPocatello, Idaho282-4812

ISU Campus RecreationStudent Recreation CenterRoom 360Pocatello, Idaho282-4854

ISU Civic SymphonyFine Arts BuildingPocatello, Idaho282-1587

ISU FoundationAdministration Building

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IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION___________________Pocatello, Idaho282-3470

ISU Marketing & CommunicationsAdministration BuildingPocatello, IdahoISU Idaho Falls1776 Science Center DriveIdaho Falls, Idaho282-7899

ISU MeridianHealth Sciences Complex1311 East Central DriveMeridian, Idaho373-1700

ISU Twin Falls CampusCSI Evergreen Building, B-40Twin Falls, Idaho

282-1200

ISU Veterans SanctuaryPond Student Union BuildingThird Floor921 South 8th AvenueStop 8095Pocatello, Idaho282-4298

L.E. and Thelma E. Stephens Performing Arts Center, Ticket Office1002 Sam Nixon AvenuePocatello, Idaho282-3595

282-3620

Idaho State University Alumni Association921 South 8th Avenue, Stop 8033

Pocatello, Idaho 83209800-933-4781 or 208-282-3755

[email protected]

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