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The Delta Mu Delta
Vision
Volume XL
Fall 2005
“ T H R O U G H K N O W L E D G E , P O W E R ”
For Business Students, Educators and Professionals
The Member Connection
Spotlight on Success - John J. Mulherin
John J. Mulherin educational standard of excellence several of his favorite professors
was inducted into that represents respect and real would be present.
the Eta Chapter appreciation of achievement. “The
while attending Society expresses the value and Besides the fact that the chapter
DePaul University importance of intellectual integrity received an outstanding presentation
in 1985. He went and achievement, stressing the value from its guest speaker, John did,
on to pursue a of education, the importance of indeed, meet with the two professors
career in financial knowledge in one’s life, and is both that he regarded as mentors during his
services, including empowering and enriching.” MBA program. In the succeeding
John J. Mulherin, CEO
executive years he invited two of the DePaul
The Ziegler Company, Inc.
responsibilities at Throughout his professional life, John faculty whom he regards as the finest
Fidelity has utilized the resources presented to in the business academic world to
Investments, First Chicago and him. John has seized the assist his company. One is serving on
Continental Illinois Bank. John opportunities to participate in DMD B. C. Ziegler's Board of Directors as
currently serves as the chief executive activities knowing that keeping the Chairman of their Audit Committee.
officer for The Ziegler Company, Inc. connection with former professors The other is a strategy advisor to the
and fellow students is key in creating Ziegler Senior Leadership team.
Throughout his career, John has membership synergies - connections
always applied the “pay back” that result in relationships that have John is a firm believer of pay-back to
philosophy. Having received his helped him in other parts of his career the community and DMD provided
undergraduate degree from Loras and his life. that magical opportunity to reconnect
College, John currently sits on their with faculty and resources from his
Board of Regents and chairs their The Connections college days. A win-win if ever there
Planning and Strategy Committee. Back when B. C. Ziegler and was one!
He is also a member of DePaul’s Company first announced its
Graduate Business School Advisory appointment of John J. Mulherin to Do you have a Member Connection? Let us
Board. “Don’t forget where you came be its Chief Executive Officer, a know by e-mailing us at DMD@DMD-NTL.ORG!
from,” John stated, “Your school can sharp-eyed member of Eta Chapter,
represent a tremendous resource of DePaul University, thought the name
talent.” sounded familiar. He asked Central
Office if that person was a DMD
Inside this issue:
He recently served as a case
commentator for Harvard Business member and the answer came back,
"Yes, he was inducted into Eta President’s Message pg 2
Review, and has lectured on the
subject of “Service Quality” at the Chapter in 1985 as an MBA
student.” Revamped Website pg 3
graduate school level. John is a board
member of the Erickson School of After a little research, the facts tied Catching up with
Aging Studies at the University of together and a long- time chapter DMD Members pg 4
Maryland. He is also a member of member wrote a letter to John,
the Foundation for Investor inviting him to be the guest speaker Loss of an Old Friend pg 5
Education, a securities industry at the 50th Induction Banquet for the
committee. Eta Chapter. John responded with Jablonsky Award Winner pg 6
John feels that Delta Mu Delta enthusiasm, expressing particular
represents a motivational and delight when he found out that Membership Benefits pg 7
Message from the President DMD Regional Representatives
REGION 1 - NORTHEASTERN
Why join Delta Mu Delta? Why Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts,
Delta Mu Delta maintain contact with Delta Mu Delta? New Hampshire, New Jersey, New
International The answers to both questions are the York, Puerto Rico, Rhode Island,
Vermont and Virgin Islands
Honor Society same: Recognition and Benefits.
kdarmstrong@anderson.edu
The purpose of Delta Mu Delta is to Kenneth Armstrong, Acting Representative
National Executive Council Janis Petronis
recognize academic excellence in Anderson University
President DMD National President business, both while you are in college, REGION 2 - EASTERN
Dr. Janis Petronis Tarleton State University
and beyond. While in the academic
Tarleton State University Delaware, District of Columbia,
setting, DMD membership signifies to you, your Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia,
Vice President faculty, family, and peers that you have achieved the and West Virginia
Prof. B. Timothy Allport
Mercy College
status of being in the top 20 percent or higher of your llynch@roanoke.edu
class. In some institutions, this measure of success Dr. Larry A. Lynch
Vice President / Development
Dr. Kenneth Armstrong
becomes part of the students' academic records and Roanoke College
Anderson University opens the door for recognition by future employers or
REGION 3 - SOUTHEASTERN
Treasurer
graduate programs.
Alabama, Florida, Georgia,
Dr. Michael V. LaRocco DMD takes great pride in recognizing and thanking Kentucky, Mississippi, North
University of St. Francis
those who support the Forever Dollars Program (see Carolina, South Carolina, and
Secretary Tennessee
page 7) to assist in increasing the DMD Scholarship
Mr. R.L. Sosnowski cbearden@lagrange.edu
DePaul University Program. With this issue of the Vision, we are
beginning a new recognition tradition by spotlighting Cindi Bearden
Immediate Past President LaGrange College
Dr. William H. Brunsen
those Delta Mu Delta alumni who have made a
Eastern New Mexico University significant contribution to excellence in their careers. REGION 4 - NORTH
For some, such as John Mulherin, that contribution has CENTRAL
Regional Representatives
Dr. Kenneth Armstrong -R1, NE been the creation of innovative ideas and significant Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota,
Anderson University (Acting) financial support, while the contributions of others, Michigan, Ohio, Wisconsin
Dr. Larry A. Lynch-R2, E such as Gale Richardson, have been more local and averamal@indiana.edu
Roanoke College
Prof. Cindi Bearden-R3, SE directed toward excellence in growing family
Dr. Ashton I. Veramallay
LaGrange College companies, or even in furthering their academic careers Indiana University East
Dr. Ashton I. Veramallay-R4, NC as with Kevin Pemberton. Whatever the situation, we
Indiana University East
Dr. John Lewington-R5, MW want you to know what other DMD alumni are doing REGION 5 - MIDWESTERN
Maryville University and bring recognition for their continued search for, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska,
Prof. Kathleen E. Bauer-R6, SW and achievement of, business excellence. North Dakota, South Dakota
Midwestern State University
Dr. Sandie Kiehl-R7 & 8, NW & Intl. The other reason for DMD membership is benefits, jal@maryville.edu
Linfield College
lifetime benefits. As a student you may have been one John Lewington
Advisory Board of the 39 who annually receive a DMD scholarship, Maryville University
Mr. Anthony Jablonsky
Prof. Robert L. McCall
which in 2006 will be a minimum of $1,000. By
Dr. Randall M. McLeod joining DMD you earned the right to wear the key and REGION 6 - SOUTHWESTERN
Dr. Terry L. Mendenhall proudly don DMD honor cords or stole at your Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico,
graduation. However, most DMD benefits available to Oklahoma, Texas
you as a student are there after you graduate as well. kathleen.bauer@mwsu.edu
Central Office Staff These include displaying the DMD logo on a number
Rich Sosnowski of items from the E-Store, taking part in the DMD Prof. Kathleen Bauer
Executive Director Midwestern State University
Jeana Rendek
Triennial Conference, showing your allegiance by using
Renae McFadden the DMD charge card, receiving the Vision national REGION 7 - WESTERN
Mickey Wendorf newsletter semi-annually, accessing insurance and Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado,
Caroline L. Portlock investment programs through AFI, and not the least, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada,
Newsletter Editor
networking with the best and brightest business people Oregon, Utah, Washington, Wyoming
in the world. skiehl@linfield.edu
Your Delta Mu Delta Board of Directors is constantly Sandie Kiehl
Central Office working to enhance the importance of your Linfield College
2 Salt Creek Lane, Ste 6 membership in the Society by finding new and better
Hinsdale, IL 60521 methods of recognizing your achievements and creating additional lifetime benefits for our
E-mail: DMD@dmd-ntl.org members. If you have ideas for recognition or benefits you feel would be appropriate for
Phone: 866/789-7067 DMD, please let us know!
Fax: 630/214-6080
www.dmd-ntl.org
P.S. As we were preparing this issue of the DMD Vision, we learned of the death of a dear friend of
Delta Mu Delta, Dr. Walter Rohrs. Walter personified the purposes and goals of DMD, and no one
loved this organization more than he. His absence leaves a tremendous void, but his legacy of service to
students and DMD, as well as his determination to see the society more involved with the business
community. Walter has set the bar high for those left behind. (For more on Dr. Rohrs, turn to page 5)
Delta Mu Delta Resources 3
www.dmd-ntl.org -- Your One-Stop DMD Networking
To better serve our For many, completing their
Connecting the People
membership and business degree, or any degree for
advisers, Delta Mu that matter, is the first of many
Delta is pleased to steps on life’s path. While some
unveil our newly are already a part of the
redesigned website. workforce, others have decided to
Some of the new continue the journey that began as
features include: an undergraduate. This academic
experience can provide a wealth
Which Society? of knowledge as well as a great
For prospective members, it is important to know how DMD resource of business contacts.
fits with other societies. Historical information as well as an Having classmates from diverse
explanation of the services DMD provides gives potential backgrounds makes for interesting
members the perspective they may need to determine whether class discussions as well as
or not to join. insights into real life
Member Resources experiences.The students that make up study groups become
contacts for future personal and professional endeavors. As
Scholarship applications and FAQ sections detail how current members in Delta Mu Delta Chapters, all of us become
students can take advantage of member benefits. DMD valuable resources for one another.
member benefits do not stop after graduation - membership
benefits continue to expand and the website is the best place In this issue of Vision, we introduce you to fellow DMD
to find out how you can take advantage of your membership. members who have utilized their resources and how a
common interest, such as DMD, creates a synergy that we
Looking for a gift for a special classmate or want to order a describe as ‘the member connection.’ We highlight members
replacement certificate? The E-Store is a great place to find who believe their educational journey and membership in
DMD logo’d items and has something for everyone. DMD have helped them reach their goals.
Chapter Officers & Faculty Advisers No matter where you are on your life’s path, there are
New in your official role? Don’t worry, the website has a resources available to you - through your professional
variety of forms and publications for your use. Here you will contacts, your personal relationships, your memberships and
find ideas on how to recruit new members to your Chapter as associations. Cultivate these resources and take advantage of
well as examples of best demonstrated practices on events what they can offer - they may just lead you down another
and activities. exciting new path.
One of Many
Each Chapter represents one of many across the country and
the website can connect you with Chapters from everywhere.
Click on the DMD CHAPTERS button on the DMD DMD’s Very Own Job Bank
homepage to see a map of the United States. Click on the Delta Mu Delta is pleased to announce plans for an online
appropriate state and see all of the Chapters active in that Job Bank as part of the expanded services. Much like many
state. Soon the website will also give regional information - of the online job placement and recruiting websites, the Job
letting visitors know what other Chapters are active in Bank will offer benefits for both employers and applicants.
surrounding states. DMD’s service will take the benefits further by offering the
Stay Connected - Stay Informed following:
Information on national activities such as Triennial are posted * In addition to viewing a variety of positions available,
on the website - everything from registration information to members will have the ability to post their resumes
event photos. online anonymously.
Making a donation to the Forever Dollars Scholarship * Employers are encouraged to use the services free of
Program is easy with our on-line Donation Page. You can charge until a chosen posting has responded to their
also find out more about the Scholarship Program and view inquiry.
the current Scholarship recipients. For more information on * Employers will benefit by having a pool of top business
Forever Dollars, turn to page 7. applicants, which means each resume posted represents
Coming Soon a potential interview and qualified hire.
Additional upgrades to the website include a Job Bank * DMD applicants are geographically and culturally
(DMD’s very own workforce resource pool) and additional diverse, offering businesses a choice of a great fit.
benefits listings. Have an idea about something that should Look for more details on this program in the next Vision and
be on the website? Contact us at DMD@DMD-NTL.ORG - we for the Job Bank on the DMD website soon.
would love to hear from you!
4 Member Profiles
Catching up with Delta Mu Delta Members
The Vision sometimes focuses more on members that are still actively pursuing their education - but
becomes disconnected from those members out in the world putting their education to use. So it was
decided to contact some of our members and find out what they have been doing and how their
membership in DMD has assisted them in reaching their goals.
Mildred D. Owens graduated from Cindy S. Reed, District Public
the College of Notre Dame of Education Information Management
Maryland in 1997 with a B.A. in System Coordinator for Maypearl
Business Finance. She is a Program ISD, achieved her B.A. in
Analyst for the Social Security Management and her MBA from
Administration and believes that her Tarleton State University. She
education is the reason she has believes that her education has given
succeeded in her professional career. her a strong foundation for business
Mildred also believes that being a ethics and principles - it has helped
member of Delta Mu Delta has her in dealing with people from
enhanced her resume and has earned her respect - “my diversified backgrounds and appreciation of the resources
resume looks like something from a Who’s Who and networking opportunities that Delta Mu Delta has
magazine.” provided.
As Director of Current Operations for Currently enrolled in the MBA
the Navy Reserve, Lt. Commander program at Hawaii Pacific
Douglas P. Howell oversees the University, Kevin Larwrence
transition of 3,000 reservists per week Pemberton states that his
from drilling status to active duty education has contributed to his
service. He prepares weekly success by making him realize the
presentations for Navy leadership in value of constant learning. Kevin
Washington D.C. on the operations received his B.S. from Keene State
support provided to the Navy by its College in 2003 and plans to
Reserve. As one of the Navy’s action achieve his MBA by December
officers, he is preparing the new 2007. He believes that his membership in DMD helps him
Human Capital Strategy which will redefine the manpower stand out to employers, “it was that factor in the
of the service, including how Sailors and Civilians are application and interview process that helped me get my
recruited, trained mentored, promoted and compensated. first full time job out of college.”
Doug is currently enrolled in the MBA program at
Southern New Hampshire and says his membership in
Delta Mu Delta keeps him current on business education
and global economics.
Gale Richardson received her
“My education has enabled me to Bachelor’s Degree in Business
become a successful learner and strive Administration and Management with
to achieve the goals I have set forth for a minor in Economics from Indiana
myself,” states Shane Lindsay. Shane University East. She is a Loan
graduated from Ashland University in Specialist for the U.S. Department of
1995 with a B.A. in Business Agriculture, Rural Housing Service,
Administration and Spanish. “I have National Office in Washington D.C.
had successful career ventures in retail Gale stated that her DMD membership was one of the few
management and have discovered my affiliations that could be recognized on her federal resume
love for pharmacy.” Shane is and believes that being a member of DMD has given her
continuing to achieve his PharmD from University of an extra edge over non-honor students.
Cincinnati College of Pharmacy.
Loss of an Old Friend... 5
The Walter Rohrs/Delta Mu Delta served for the next six years. During Greenland, Iceland, Scandinavia,
connection began many years ago - this tenure he received his Doctorate in Thailand, Alaska, Japan, the Panama
Business Administration from New York Canal and most of Europe. They
In 1938 Walter Rohrs University. enjoyed swapping stories with Tony and
was inducted into DMD Pat Jablonsky about several of the
as a business student at Walter served as the Adviser and Co- favorite places they shared, particularly
Bucknell University. Adviser at Wagner over the next 35 the Swiss town of Zermatt.
He gained his years and touched the lives of many
experience by running thousands of students and DMD Walter served DMD as Chair or Co-
the family wholesale members as he taught successful trade Chair of the National Advisory Board
business which was secrets as an accomplished business for 28 years and attended nearly all of
sold shortly after his man. Having lived in every New York the Board meetings until his health
father's death. After City borough, attending Bucknell, the interfered a few years ago. Even then he
serving in the U.S. University of Pennsylvania and New kept in touch with phone calls to many
Army, 1943-45, Walter embarked on a York University, Walter cultivated Board members to stay aware of DMD
second career as a college professor and hundreds of contacts in the business issues and to offer his counsel.
in 1965 was hired by Wagner College community. He served the student
with no teaching experience, but with population as a mentor and conduit for The significance of Walter Rohr's
plenty of practical business experience. their careers through the plethora of contribution to our Society can never be
internship he established. fully appreciated. He was thought to be
Tony Jablonsky, then DMD National our oldest living member and certainly
President, and Mildred (Ruth) Marion, Of international renown, Dr. Rohrs held among a very select group who served
then Executive Secretary, flew to New many professional memberships and our Society for many decades. Our
York City, and then took the famous authored or co-authored a half-dozen connection was broken by his passing on
Staten Island Ferry to Wagner College marketing and business-related books. September 28, 2005. He will be missed,
on Staten Island in 1970 to install the He enjoyed writing about every day but not forgotten.
Alpha Beta Chapter at Wagner College. observations and had recently
For a well-written obituary from the Staten Island
During the prior two years’ accreditation contributed to the DMD Vision.
Advance newspaper, please see
process, they met Professor Walter
Rohrs and were so impressed by his He enjoyed traveling with Helen, his WWW.DMD-NTL.ORG/WALTER_ROHRS.PDF
drive and character that in 1971 he wife of nearly sixty years, until her death
became National Vice President and five years ago. Together they toured
Chapter Activities
Western International University’s Zeta Iota Chapter Spring Hill Installation
A.J. Jablonsky Award Receipent!
The A.J. Jablonsky Award is presented
each year to the chapter that not only
exceeds national standards, but has
developed outstanding programs to
provide additional service to members
and has developed creative ways to
further chapter growth, development,
and visibility. As a result of their
efforts, the Zeta Iota Chapter was Pictured from left to right are Dr. Nancy K.
awarded the A.J. Jablonsky Award as Gautier, DMD Faculty Adviser; Mrs. Lisa Norris,
Outstanding Chapter of the Year. Secretary; Ms. Caitlin Smith, President; Mr.
DMD National President Janis Petronis Spencer Larche, Vice President; and Ms.
The Zeta Iota Chapter of DMD at awards the A.J. Jablonsky Award to Faculty Raechelle Munna, Treasurer.
Western International University runs Advisor Carol Farabee and Professor Michael
like a well-oiled machine. Through J. Seiden of Western International University. The 2004-2005 officers of the Kappa
Chapter member communications such Gamma Chapter at Spring Hill College in
as e-mails and their website, members Installed in October 1992, the Chapter Mobile, Alabama led the Induction
are able to access information on is also a member of the Phoenix Ceremony on April 19, 2005.
benefits, requirements and resources. Chamber of Commerce giving As part of the ceremony, fourteen new
They also receive updates on Chapter members the opportunity to take chapter members were inducted. In
activities and learn about upcoming advantage of the Chamber benefits addition, Dr. Rita Durant and Dr. James
events. such as workshops and networking Larriviere were inducted as Honorary
events. Members.
Congratulations to the Zeta Iota Chapter
and keep up the great work!
6 More Chapter News
DMD Continues to Grow
Update on ASU's Alpha Iota Chapter with New Chapters
submitted by: Dr. Brenda Harper, Faculty Adviser
Athens State University's Alpha Iota
Tennessee Valley Fiddlers Convention, DeSales University’s
Chapter continues the tradition of being
one of the most recognized, exciting, where we will be hosting a coke booth Installation Kappa XI
active societies on campus. We are serving pinto beans and cornbread. We
also support the annual ASU Halloween Chapter
anticipating a huge turnout for our first
annual Athens State University Carnival where we play the game
American Idol contest! Each contestant Trivial Pursuit. Then we will celebrate
is donating money to go to the our Thanksgiving holiday with our 11th
Hurricane Katrina victims. We will also Annual Alabama vs. Auburn Canned
be awarding a grand prize of $100 and Food Drive! Not to mention our end of
a trophy, along with several alternative the year Salvation Army Christmas Tree
prizes. Can't wait to report the results Angel project.
back to everyone! We are diligently bringing forth
We are busy submitting and receiving awareness of “Through Knowledge,
(L to R) Faculty Advisers Bill Dwyer & Amy Scott along
DMD applications for fall. We hope to Power” the power to manage for social with DMD National Regional Representative Melanie
match last year's 100% acceptance rate. and economic good. We hope through Hatch, Department Chair Joe Lewis and Faculty
Additionally, we are excited about our our duties and responsibilities that we Adviser Dorothy Botzum after the ceremony.
other upcoming events! In October we are benefiting each and every person we
serve. On April 24, 2005, DeSales University
will be participating in the 39th Annual held their first Installation Ceremony of
their DMD Kappa XI Chapter. “We are
very pleased to be able to establish a
Mississippi University for Women Installation Ceremony Chapter of Delta Mu Delta here at
The Kappa DeSales,” stated Co-Faculty Adviser
Lambda Chapter Dorothy Botzum. “Personally, I am
of DMD at especially pleased to offer this to our
Mississippi adult learners and graduate students who
University for are so often left out of student
Women held organizations.”
their installation
on May 6, 2005.
Professor Cindi Chadron State’s
Bearden, DMD Kappa Kappa Chapter
National
Regional On the right, DMD Regional Representative Cindi Thirty-five students were inducted to
Representative Bearden presents the installation charter to Chapter
Co-Adviser, Dr. Janie Gregg. Chadron State’s Kappa Kappa Chapter
was on hand to during a ceremony at Chadron State’s
A very happy charter present the
member, Tennille
installation As part of the ceremony, Dr. Mitzi Sandoz Center on November 16, 2004.
Barksdale, holding her
certificate. Charter. Green and Dr. O. Wendell Smith were The Chapter’s Faculty Advisers are Dr.
inducted as Honorary Members. Barbara Limbach and Dr. Wendy Waugh.
Kappa Nu Chapter Receives Charter
On December 10, 2004, Peirce College’s
Kappa Nu Chapter officially received its
charter in a ceremony and approximately
50 students were inducted as the first
group of members.
Ten students were inducted in online
services, and as a result, Peirce is being
recognized as a pioneer in online (Front row, from left) Aleyse Schultz, Megan Green,
activities for Delta Mu Delta as the first Ashley Pullen, Katie Reynolds, Sara Hatzenbuhler,
Chapter to host a virtual induction Lariann Smith. Middle row: Carl Fanning, Lacey Umble,
(from left) Professor Rita Tolliver, Faculty Adviser; Chris Ross, Sara Hoover, Jody Cerney, Elizabeth Matthews,
Dr. Melanie Hatch, DMD Regional ceremony. Cari Cerney, JoAnna Tatman, Kelly Kuzel, Janette Davidson,
Representative; Professor Marie Gould, Maria Weiser, Mike Kochis, Lyndsay Wall, Jacob Weldon,
Faculty Adviser and Pat Rucker, The chapter met several times over the Shannon, Balzly, Cassie Sinner. (Back Row) Kyle Bottorff,
Chief Academic Officer. year, elected officers and developed Aaron Beyer, Tebarek Teketel, Wade Meier, Jason Seaman,
bylaws. and Brandon Dorenbach.
Membership Benefits 7
So, you ask - "Why is Matching Grant Program Forever Dollars $$$
Answer Financial considered Readers of this Vision newsletter are
a member benefit?" If you are considering a donation, well acquainted with the phrase
please check with your company - "Forever Dollars" since we've been
The key to real comparison using it in every issue for the past
shopping is in the details. There are through Matching Grants your
donation will assist more students! twelve years. Each issue devotes part
a number of insurance companies of a column to invite our alumni to
out there vying for your business Recent Matching Grants were send donations to the Forever Dollars
that you can readily find on the web. received from: Scholarship Program.
Some even boast about how they
will shop and compare other First Tennessee/First Horizon But, what exactly does that phrase
companies for you. But if you ING Foundation really mean?
really want to get serious about
finding the best deal, here's where Microsoft Corporation Many other non-profits solicit your
your access to Answer Financial can monies but few, if any, pledge to
Pfizer Foundation preserve them in perpetuity.
make a big difference.
Saint-Gobain Corporation Typically, you send them a check for
Here are the details: $10 or $50 toward their cause - and
Verizon Communications, Inc. they say "Thank you" - and then
* More choices than any other spend it! This leaves them
shopping service. More immediately needing another
opportunities to find your best donation from you to replace it for
deal. And a better chance of Scholarship Honoring next time around.
finding the right plan for you. Gemma Michelini Welsch However, when you make a similar
* Another choice - online or by donation to our Forever Dollars
phone. If you prefer using the A DePaul University associate Scholarship Fund, it stipulates right
web for exploring and professor in the School of on the Donor Card that your money
shopping, go online anytime for Accountancy, Gemma Michelini will be added to the principal of the
fast and easy quotes. If you Welsch was a vibrant, energetic Fund and only the earnings will be
would rather speak to a woman. She was the first woman used to support outstanding students
licensed professional, call and to earn a Ph.D. in Accounting and for generations to come.
talk to an agent who isn't tied to Information Systems at
any particular insurance Northwestern University in 1980. Where else can a modest donation be
company but will be focused on Always drawn to cutting-edge used to create a "trust fund" with
finding the best deal for you business practices, Dr. Welsch your monies carefully nurtured by
and your particular needs. focused her teaching on electronic our Finance Committee and only the
commerce, management earnings used to provide as many as
* National access. That means thirty-eight scholarships each year?
you'll be able to search for your accounting for decision making,
best deal just about anywhere decision support, expert systems A legacy! For only a few dollars.
in the U.S. And you'll only see and MIS. She cared about her Where else?
plans from companies in your work and her students. Dr. Welsch
area. passed earlier this year after a
courageous battle with cancer.
* Tools, information and helpful
hints to make you a smarter To honor her memory, Anthony Special Thanks
shopper - including information Jablonsky established the Gemma
Welsch, ETA Chapter, DePaul There are many ways to
on how to lower your auto support the Forever
insurance premiums. University Scholarship. The
application with instructions for Scholarship Fund. We
Remember - when you call, your the $1,000 Scholarship is available would like to thank the
group ID is DMD and the service is at the Delta Mu Delta website: following people who have donated to
free - no matter how many times www.dmd-ntl.org/scholarships. the Fund for that special reason:
you use it. And, you don't have to Patricia M. Damon
buy to benefit! Thanks to Tony for honoring
Gemma by awarding students a - In Memory of husband, Jim Damon
scholarship in her name. ACBSP Region 4
- Proceeds from their silent auction
8 Forever Dollars Scholarship Fund Contributors
Delta Mu Delta would like to thank the following persons for their financial support to the Society.
$100 and over Dallas Baptist University Marymount University Quinnipac College
Adelphi University Elnora Green Helen Clark Jorge R. Adrian
Michael N. Katayanagi Delta State University Evelyn Gardner Sacred Heart University
California State - Dominguez Hills Margarita S. Carter-Niewald Michael J. Parkinson Mary D. Campbell
Martina Gomez Godoy DePaul University Joan Smith Patricia A. Clark
Chaminade University James J. Johnston University of Massachusetts Michael G. Kuruc
Arthur Russell McNamara Angela Kong Sheelagh M. Beaulieu William M. Lawler
Dallas Baptist University Dirk Edward Kuenzler Nancy J. Goulart Claudia Molinari Weiler
Clifton E. Marks Martha A. Lenz Mercy College Desiree D. Williams
DePaul University University of the District of Columbia Linda C. Baumann College of St. Catherine
Vivian Curran Garicka Tyree Victoria Garbarino Shari L. Nepper
Carol Ann Eyre Dowling College Kevin Noonan St. Edward’s University
Eastern New Mexico University Mary Wayne Sharone P. Serrano Rachel B. Berman
Dr. William H. Brunsen Eastern Connecticut State University Methodist College The College of Saint Rose
Eastern University Joseph Antonelli Professor Robert H. Cooper Joseph Marshall
Robin A. Loercher Eastern New Mexico University Pamela Strickland Saint Xavier University
Indiana University East Roger Johns Midwestern State University
Maximo Francisco Mata
Gale Richardson Victoria Meyer-Christian Dennis Wayne Manning
University of Scranton
Long Island University Ginger A. Yingling Jill Pitcher, CPA
Shepard Bennett
Linda A. Ferraro Eastern University Millersville University
Madonna University Southern Connecticut University
Vincent Joseph Catanzaro Zachary Daniel Heskett
James S. Bonadeo Gregory Ceballos
Dina M. Gribbin Mississippi College
Manhattan College Southern New Hampshire University
Carol M. Hutchins Lori Steele
Anne Cehelsky Ruth Ann Mininger Monmouth University
David Lee Blessing
Marymount University Loretta H. Supplee Martin F. Byrne Steven M. Buyck
Dr. Louise Marshall Robert P. Vanderkamp Morehead State University Robin M. D’Eri
New Jersey City University Elizabethtown College Thomas Philip Hurd Jennifer L. Desrosiers
Thomas Boyle Keith Zebrowski Mount St. Mary College Lettie Marie Genovitch
College of Notre Dame of Maryland Farleigh Dickinson University Liliana Green Steve P. Harris
Mildred D. Owens Marguerite Susan Bremner Rose Rita Hughes Michelle S. Huffman
Salem State College Barbara J. Hernandez Marilyn Karlich Cliff Mommsen
Patricia A. McAuliffe MaryAnn Kerins The Mount St. Mary’s University Marie C. Ouellette
The Richard Stockton College Fayetteville State University M. Dunbar Ashbury, Jr. Bradford Parkhurst
of New Jersey Cynthia E. Davis Harry C. Benjamin, Jr. Cynthia A. Pilla
Marilyn Vito, CPA Natasha Nicole Williams College of Mount Saint Vincent Antonio R. Seales
Tarleton State University Fisk University Dr. Lucie Pfaff Shelly Anne Sousa
Cindy S. Reed Deborah E. Story Nebraska Wesleyan University Southern Polytechnic University
Wagner College Fontbonne College Dr. Laverne Rudell Dale Griffith
Edward Doxey John P.S. Barrett New Jersey City University Charles C. Jensen
Wingate College Joyce Kettenhofen Antoinette Maria Marmora Jo Ann McCann
Dr. Robert Emlyn Bodycombe Shelia Davidson Knowles New York Institute of Technology The Richard Stockton College
Barbara M. Schaumburg Shahar Cohen of New Jersey
Other generous donors Sister Carmen Schnyder, CPF Joyce C. A. Ehrhardt Elan A. Carr
Adelphi University Gannon University Raymond Stefanowicz Robert Alan Dunston, Jr.
Stewart Colman Rego Patrick John Agnello Nichols College Marjorie Nicole Gabrielle
Ernest P. Scarola Gene Friedman Michael Allard Louise Seitman
Alabama State University Georgian Court University Albert A. Didomizio Joseph C. Sluka
Jennifer D. Webster Kevin A. Byrnes David A. Dipilato Stonehill College
Ashland University Dawn R. Daniele Patricia R. Doyle Heather A. Cobb
Amy E. Fisher Rashida Scott-Cruz Dewey N. Heichel Lucinda A. Higgins
Shane E. Lindsay Harding University College of Notre Dame of Maryland Tarleton State University
Linda L. Mills Kevin O. Wright Karen Diana Allmond
Athens State University Rhianna Laura Miller
Illinois College Mary S. Berkebile Robert Miranda, Jr.
Barbara I. Engelbrecht Alaina Marie Adams George M. Evans, Jr.
Billie K. Jones Gaylene S. Nunn
University of the IncarnateWord Constance Ann Garner Deborah Perkins
Bowie State University Tyson Baugardner Barbara E. Henry
Delano A. McRavin Anita J. Terpstra-Meeves
Priscilla Johnson Theresa Stokes Hill
Saundra Ponder Donna Kay Thornbrue
Dr. Robert Lee Ryan Janise A. Kilar
Bucknell University Jim Tracy
University of Indianapolis Peggy A. Weber
Debra Poskanzer Tiffin University
Scott L. Parker Our Lady of the Lake University
Central Connecticut State University Lucy Jane Linn
King’s College Gary Grey Abernathy
David H. Lyon Trenton State College
Susan Gingell Berdis Terry Dole
University of Central Oklahoma Gerald J. Mangine
La Roche College Cathleen C. Johnson
Kellie Ann Eastham Paul Ernest Natalizio, IV
Michael G. Radich Peggy D. Kelso
Randy Jorgensen Tri-State University
Sue A. Unterholzner Krystal Sauter
Karen Lynn Petrie Eric M. Pynn
Long Island University Matthew P. Streger
Chaminade University Troy State University
Victor Branco Gloria Jean Tobin
Sharla Saffery Pamela Louise Thompson
Norman Wagner Pace University
University of Cincinnati Walsh College
Madonna University Rebecca Hurt
John Barnhorst Julia E. Kieler
Antoinette S. Knechtges Pepperdine University
Bryan Brown, Jr. Western New England College
Janet R. MacDonald Hugh Rose
Virginia Budd Wayne J. Atkins
Linda M. Shaheen Philadelphia University
Jane Collins Paul E. Contois
Manhattan College John F. Boyle
Stanley Quay Wilkes University
Donald Wesley
Ralph J. Caputo Prairie View A&M University
Mohamed Qualander Awilda Paulette Martha L. Heffers
Katherine Westbrook
