Dear Friends of the Rollins School of Public Health, The tragic events of September 11, 2001, the subsequent anthrax crisis, and the threat of bioterrorism have dramatically enhanced the public’s understanding of public health and increased our visibility as a leading provider of public health education and research. Faculty members are hard at work preparing the public health leaders of tomorrow to face a new and uncertain world. Friends, alumni, foundations, and corporations have generously responded to increasing programmatic, scholarship, and endowment needs with an outpouring of support, resulting in our most successful fundraising year to date.

During the past fiscal year, the endowment of the Rollins School of Public Health increased 26% and now stands at more than $27 million. Building an endowment to provide long-term support for ongoing programs and the flexibility to seize new opportunities remains among the school’s highest priorities. Several gifts helped move us closer to our goals. The O. Wayne Rollins Foundation pledged $4.2 million to create the Center for Public Health Preparedness and Research and the Rollins Chair of Public Health Preparedness. The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation gave $5 million to establish the William H. Foege Fellowships in Global Health and the O. C. Hubert Charitable Trust pledged an additional $1.4 million to complete funding for the William H. Foege Chair in Global Health.

While these gifts are noteworthy, we are equally grateful for the individuals listed in the following donor report. With less than 1% of our students currently receiving scholarships, virtually all must rely on student loans. Your gifts to the RSPH Annual Fund and our endowed scholarship funds help lighten their load, making it possible for the Rollins School of Public Health to compete for the nation’s best students and insuring our future as one of the best schools of public health in the nation.

We are proud of what has been accomplished through your generosity and hope that our efforts to improve health and prevent disease throughout the world will continue to merit your confidence and support. On behalf of our students, faculty, and staff, please accept my deepest thanks for your role in our success and your commitment to the critically important work of the Rollins School of Public Health.

With my gratitude and all best wishes,

Kathryn Heath Graves, M.Ed., 93 MPH
Assistant Dean for Development and External Relations

Gift clubs at the Rollins School of Public Health recognize those who provide an extra measure of support for the school. We thank each of you for your generosity, leadership, and vision in making the Rollins School of Public Health a vibrant place of scholarship and research.

Lullwater Circle ($10,000 and more)
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
CPB Annenberg Higher Education Project
Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation
M. B. Seretean Foundation, Inc.
O. C. Hubert Charitable Trust
O. Wayne Rollins Foundation
Sallie B. Lee Revocable Trust
United Way of Central Carolinas

Dean’s Circle ($5,000 to $9,999)
Clinical Microbiology Institute (The)
Mr. Peter C. Cook
Pfizer U.S. Pharmaceuticals Group
TRW Space & Defense

Advocates Circle ($2,500 to $4,999)
Ms. Catherine D. Buckley, 90L
Dr. and Mrs. James W. Curran
Emory University Woman’s Club
Mr. Thomas J. Knight, 75L
Dr. and Mrs. Nevin Kreisler
Dr. and Mrs. Reynaldo Martorell
Dr. and Mrs. John E. McGowan Jr.
Ortho-McNeil Pharmaceutical
TRW Foundation

Public Health Lamplighters ($1,000 to $2,499)

Ms. Yetty L. Arp and Dr. Charles R. Arp, Jr. Ms. Virginia S. Bales, 71C, 77MPH BellSouth Corporation Ms. Kathryn E. Cade Cohen & Liff Philanthropic Fund Mr. Alexander S. Katz and Mrs. Ellen B. Doft Dr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Gangarosa Ms. Kathryn H. Graves, 93MPH and     Mr. Judson Graves, 75L Dr. Vicki S. Hertzberg Mr. James M. Jarboe, 82MPH Kaiser Permanente–Kaiser Foundation Ms. Ruth J. Katz, 77L Klamon Family Foundation, Inc. Dr. Michael H. Kutner

Dr. Michael K. Lindsay, 91MPH Dr. Kathleen R. Miner, 79MPH Dr. Godfrey P. Oakley, Jr. Mr. Cecil M. Phillips Ms. Diane J. Pionto Glen and Edith Reed Foundation Dr. Thomas F. Sellers Jr., 47C, 50M Ms. Jane E. Shivers Estate of Ovid H. Stephenson Dr. Claire E. Sterk SunTrust Bank, Atlanta Foundation Tull Charitable Foundation, Inc. Mr. Regan C. Ward Ms. Alston P. Watt and Dr. Phillip Watt Dr. and Mrs. Walter B. Wildstein Williams Family Foundation

Clifton Club ($500 to $999) Atlanta Eye Consultants, P.C. Branford Rotary Club Jeptha, Inc. Mr. Stanley S. Jones, Jr. Dr. Richard Letz Mrs. Rebecca H. McQueen, 76C, 79MPH Mr. James W. McRae Dr. Alan J. Sievert, 60M, 86P Elinor Beidler Siklossy Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Ullman US Micron, L.L.C.

Laurie Mignone traveled more than 1,800 miles in Uganda this past summer, evaluating village immunization registers as part of a team from the African Medical and Research Foundation. Donors to the Anne E. and William A. Foege Global Health Fund made this unparalleled learning experience possible.

Friends of Public Health ($250 to $499)

Ms. Melissa Alperin Arthur Andersen LLP Foundation Ms. Elizabeth C. Athanassiades, 94MPH BellSouth Foundation Ms. Melissa R. Berkowitz,98MPH ExxonMobil Foundation Ms. Julie B. Friedman, 91MPH Dr. Howard Frumkin and Beryl A. Cowan Gangarosa International Health Foundation Ms. Barbara R. Holloway

Dr. Robin M. Ikeda, 99MPH Dr. Bess C. Jones, 84M, 86MPH Dr. Richard M. Levinson Ms. Mary Jo. Lund, 98MPH and     Mr. Robert W. Lund Mrs. Carolyn Hahn-Swanson, 87N, 87MPH and     Mr. Howard C. Swanson Mrs. Ellen A. Whitney, 01MPH Dr. Sylvia Wrobel Ms. Kathy Ziegler

Rwandan women face myriad challenges in raising their families. The recent civil war splintered families, leaving many without homes and breadwinners. Donor support allows our students to work with organizations like CARE in Rwanda and other developing countries.

Century Club ($100 to $249)

Ms. Johanna S. Anderson, 99MPH Ms. Ilyssa N. Asman, 00MPH Dr. Hani K. Atrash, 85MPH Mrs. Susan P. Ayers, 01MPH Ms. Katherine B. Baer, 87MPH Mrs. Wilma E. Barshaw-Badgett, 96MPH Ms. Louise M. Henderson, 95C, 97MPH and     Mr. Jonathan S. Berg Dr. Donna J. Brogan Mr. Leonard Brown, 52N and Mrs. Ann L. Brown Ms. Elizabeth L. Camp, 83MPH Ms. Lisa M. Carlson, 93MPH Dr. Louis G. Chelton III, 00MPH The Coca-Cola Company Dr. Stephen L. Cochi, 93MPH Corporate Science, Inc. Ms. Catherine T. Curlette, 93MPH Mrs. Patricia deAndrade, 76MPH and     Dr. J. Robin deAndrade Mr. David M. Denmark, 99C, 01MPH Mr. Raymond P. Desantis Ms. Elaine Eberhart, 86T Mr. Leon F. Echols III, 89MPH Ms. Nicole P. Ellerine Ernst & Young Foundation Dr. Anne M. Emshoff, 00MPH Ms. Cam P. Escoffery, 92C, 95MPH and     Mr. Richard M. Escoffery, 95L Ms. Emy L. Faber, 79MPH Mr. Chester L. Fisher, Jr., 94MPH Dr. Stanley O. Foster, 82MPH and     Mrs. Dorothy P. Foster Dr. and Mrs. William H. Fox Ms. Michele A. Garber, 92MPH Mrs. Margery K. Gardner, 92MPH Ms. Gail S. Garvin, 86MPH Dr. Diane C. Green, 91MPH, 94G Ms. Felicia J. Guest, 91MPH Ms. Penina Haber, 86MPH, and Mr. Michael J. Haber Dr. Rafael Harpaz, 92MPH Ms. Susan S. Hathcock, 00MPH Ms. Karolina A. Hellmuth, 01MPH Ms. Gena L. Hill, 99MPH Ms. Johanna M. Hinman, 98MPH Dr. Sureyya E. Hornston, 98MPH Dr. Daniel J. Horth, 86MPH Mr. Richard D. Humes, 90MPH, 90N Ms. Nancy M. Hunt, 87MPH Mr. Dennis F. Jarvis, 88MPH Ms. Elaine W. Job, 84G Ms. Laurie A. Johnson, 98MPH Johnson & Johnson Contribution Fund Mr. Jack T. Jones Jr., 79MPH and     Ms. Marsha E. Jones Ms. Elizabeth B. Kazazian, 92MPH Mr. Peter A. Keohane, 00P, 00L

Ms. Wilma A. Kirchhofer, 77MPH Dr. Margarette S. Kolczak, 93G, 95G Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Koplan Ms. Pamela L. Krahl, 00M, 99MPH Ms. Gardiner O. Lapham, 97MPH Dr. Dale N. Lawrence, 89MPH Ms. Katherine K. Lindstrom, 91MPH Dr. Jennifer L. Macia, 95MPH, 96N Dr. Mary P. Mathis, 93MPH Dr. C. Ashley McAllen, 97MPH Mrs. Dana B. McCue, 97MPH Ms. Marie F. McLeod, 90MPH Ms. Martha S. Miller, 92MPH Dr. Kathy Miner, 79MPH Mr. Roger S. Moffat, 96MPH Ms. Diane M. Narkunas, 90MPH Dr. Jane C. Nelson, 92MPH Mr. John C. Neatherlin, 01MPH Norfolk Southern Foundation Penn Technology Partnership Swati B. Patel, 99MPH Mr. & Mrs. Rhodes L. Perdue Dr. Sophia B. Peterman, 95MPH Pfizer Foundation (The) Ms. Laurel A. Pickering, 93MPH Dr. Susan A. Primo, 92MPH Raytheon Company Ms. Teresa M. Rivero, 85OX, 87B, 93MPH Mrs. Leslie T. Robbins, 98MPH Mr. John W. Robitscher, 81OX, 88C, 92MPH Ms. Linda S. Rowland, 93N, 97MPH Ms. Cynthia T. Rust, 00MPH Mrs. Carol D. Rymer, 92MPH Mrs. Melissa A. Sheesley, 94OX, 96C, 99MPH Dr. Dixie E. Snider, Jr., 84MPH Mr. Tomofumi Sone Dr. Peter C. Sotus, 53C, 56M Dr. Hugh D. Spitler, 85G Dr. Michelle Staples-Horne, 93MPH Dr. Thomas R. Stiger, 97G Ms. Cynthia Stover, 03MPH Mr. P. Dean Surbey Ms. Jennifer A. Taussig, 96MPH Dr. Nancy J. Thompson, 71C, 77MPH Mr. Andrew W. Tucker Dr. C. Edward Turner Jr., 82MPH Ms. Myrtle I. Turner, 86MPH Ms. Judith A. Vance, 89MPH, 89N Ms. Kathleen M. Vetter, 87MPH Dr. Ujjwala P. Vijapurkar, 99G Ms. Dongqing T. Wang, 98MPH Mr. Alan G. Waxman Dr. Thomas K. Welty, 85MPH Ms. Laura J. Williams, 00MPH Dr. G. David Williamson, 87G Ms. Jiann-Jang Wu Ms. Perri A. Zeitz, 98MPH

RSPH ANNUAL FUND These individuals and organizations supported the work of the Rollins School of Public Health with unrestricted gifts from September 2000 to September 2001. Class of 1976 Patricia M. deAndrade Essie L. Rowser Class of 1977 Virginia S. Bales Wilma A. Kirchhofer Claire M. Pearson Nancy J. Thompson Class of 1978 Eileen M. Bland Class of 1979 Emy L. Faber Jack T. Jones, Jr. Rebecca H. McQueen Kathleen R. Miner Iris E. Smith Class of 1980 Deretha R. Foy Barbara R. Holloway Class of 1982 Stanley O. Foster James M. Jarboe C. E. Turner Jr.

Foege Fellow Josef Amman (above) helped conduct a trachoma prevalence survey in the Upper Nile State of Sudan during the summer of 2001. He worked on a project sponsored by the Trachoma Control Program Sudan of The Carter Center, Christian Aid Mission, and Medair. Environmental Health student Lynn Eibensteiner (below) worked in Peru on a study of the effects of lead on semen quality. Her experience was supported by the Eugene J. Gangarosa Scholarship Fund.

Class of 1983 Deborah W. Bauer Elizabeth L. Camp Ellen B. Kent Mildred R. Morgan

Class of 1984 Edward Kramer Dixie E. Snider Jr. Gailya P. Walter Barbara L. Ward-Groves

Class of 1985 Hani K. Atrash Thomas K. Welty

Class of 1986 Wilma E. Barshaw-Badgett Cathy C. Boring Gail S. Garvin Penina Haber Daniel J. Horth Bess C. Jones Alan J. Sievert Myrtle I. Turner Michael O. Ugwueke

Class of 1987 Katherine B. Baer Patricia Gedarovich Carolyn Hahn-Swanson Nancy M. Hunt Anne B. Moylan Curtis J. Norvell Susana Rubio-Starosta Kathy H. Rufo Jane D. Trowbridge Kathleen M. Vetter

Class of 1988 Janice R. Brockman Ruth R. Brown Teresa A. Hammett Barbara P. Hanley Carol E. Hayes Dennis F. Jarvis Darryal D. McCullough Victoria Meltz Patricia A. Poindexter Susan A. Stewart

Class of 1989 Jerome D. Berman Mary H. Brantley Ponni R. Carlson Mary A. Davis Patricia Drehobl Leon F. Echols, III Ann R. Herman Jeffrey Hom Dale N. Lawrence Freeman M. Montaque, Jr. Nan Smith Judith A. Vance Debra L. Veal Everett D. Walker Alan G. Waxman Kimberly L. Whittle

Class of 1990 Robert J. Davis Richard D. Humes Marie F.McLeod Diane M. Narkunas Elizabeth C. Vogel

Class of 1991 Melissa Alperin Julie B. Friedman Diane C. Green Felicia J. Guest Patricia R. Hale Donna B. Hodges Elizabeth A. Hoelscher Michael K. Lindsay Katherine K. Lindstrom Rosemary G. McKaig

Class of 1992 Michele A. Garber Margery K. Gardner Carol A. Gourley Edward L. Jones Elizabeth B. Kazazian Cynthia A. Mervis Martha S. Miller Jane C. Nelson Nina S. Parikh John W. Robitscher Carol D. Rymer Batool Seyedghasemipour

Class of 1993 Christie L. Barker-Cummings Thomas M. Brady Lisa M. Carlson Luenda E. Charles Stephen L. Cochi Catherine T. Curlette Kathryn H. Graves John D. Lisco Mary P. Mathis Sherry L. Orloff Laurel A. Pickering Teresa M. Rivero Michelle Staples-Horne Heidi K. Straughn Julie Watts

Class of 1994 Elizabeth C. Athanassiades Regine A. Douthard Chester L. Fisher, Jr. Anne F. Holthaus Wendy K. Nickel Melanie M. Payne E. A. Peterson Sharyn J. Potter Tomofumi Sone

Class of 1995 Barbara W. Beavers Anthony D. Bondurant Amy L. Corneli Stacey S. DeWeese Cam P. Escoffery M. J. Gearing Jack E. Hanley Tora S. Lucas Jennifer L. Macia Lyle W. McCormick Amy H. McMillen Katherine A. Paulsen Sophia B. Peterman Cheryl L. Raskind-Hood Jinan B. Saad-Dine Victoria M. Scarborough Mahseeyahu B. Selassie Dawn B. Willis

Jeremy Hess (above), a student in the MD/MPH Program, gained valuable experience in both medicine and public health during his work with CARE Rwanda this past summer. Donors made this experience possible.

Class of 1996 Caroline M. Ball Tina Budnitz David M. DeLozier Peter M. Ferren Linda J. Garrettson David W. Hill Amy L. Keller Jonathan T. Macy Roger S. Moffat Scott K. Proescholdbell Amy L. Pullen Katherine E. Sharp Christine D. Steward Jennifer A. Taussig Nicole Umemoto Chad E. VanDenBerg Marcus L. Wells Regina R. Whitefield Robert A. Zamore

Class of 1997 Rebecca M. Anderson Carey O. Appold Angela M. Blanks Lisa K. Elon David F. Gundersen Arian B. Hadley Louise M. Henderson Erin B. Jakum Sarah H. Landis Gardiner O. Lapham Sarah A. Lee C. A. McAllen Dana B. McCue Sharon-Jo Nachman Lori M. Nascimento Zebedee O. Okoye Alicia S. Postema Linda S. Rowland Emily H. Siegel Suzanne M. Sutliff Megan C. Wiston

Class of 1998 Melissa R. Berkowitz Emily A. Bobrow Leslie R. Boone Lani B. Brown Paula Casillas Tamara J. Davis Haviva Goldhagen Alisa L. Golson Judith A. Hannan Corliss D. Heath Alexandra Heestand Johanna M. Hinman Sureyya E. Hornston Laurie A. Johnson Anusha Krishnadasan Nina M. Larsen Richael M. Lawton Mary Jo Lund Angela K. McGowan Leslie T. Robbins John L. Stanton, Jr. Andrew W. Tucker Deborah F. Van Marter Dongqing T. Wang Perri A. Zeitz

Class of 1999 Raine N. Alexander Johanna S. Anderson Susan P. Ayers Rebecca L. Baggett Jennifer M. Caparella Cheryll J. Cardinez Sandra L. Feldman Michael A. Gladle Melissa L. Hall Gena L. Hill Robin M. Ikeda Pamela L. Krahl Tonya D. Martin Tiffany E. McDonald Swati B. Patel Jocelyn D. Patterson Diane E. Prentiss Stuart A. Rizman Jennifer S. Rota Nahad R. Sadr-Azodi Melissa A. Sheesley Joyanna M. Wendt

Hubert Fellow Jill Clark worked for the International Centre for Diarrheal Disease Research in Bangladesh this past summer. She analyzed data from reproductive health surveys to examine the rates and reasons for use of different contraceptive methods.

Class of 2000

Jill S. Andrews Sharon J. Arscott Mills Ilyssa N. Asman Kathy R. Boaz Lisa N. Bridges Darcy E. Broughel Louis G. Chelton, III Colleen A. Crowe Anne M. Emshoff Maria V. Fajatin

Susan S. Hathcock Marla N. Hirsh Amanda E. Hunsaker Peter A. Keohane Misha N. Kilpatrick Tracey B. Lewis Catherine A. Lindsey Ryan A. Maddox Eileen M. Miles Jessica M. Miller

Lancelot W. Mui Kristin Quitoni Raymond C. Remo Cynthia T. Rust Paul E. Schaper Randee L. Schneider Heather M. Shelton Ryan D. Siemers Joe H. Sitz Christina L. Stone Laura J. Williams Heather L. Yori

Class of 2001

Susan P. Ayers Ellen M. Clancy Brandy T. Cole Amy R. Coppeto David M. Denmark Alden M. Dillow Victoria E. Edgeton Maryam B. Haddad Carrie D. Heitzler Karolina A. Hellmuth Josephine W. Hichman Michelle E. Huddle Rachel E. Kachur

Laura A. Kearns James E. Kucik Namita K. Kukreja Erin L. Murray John C. Neatherlin Daniela D. Niutta Christina M. Nyhus Elizabeth K. Parra Rachana N. Patel Amy J. Poel Suzanne E. Proctor Janella U. Raymond Eileen C. Ross

Michelle R. Rowland Amanda J. Rubin Elizabeth L. Schwartz Christina R. Sigman Andrea B. Smith Stephen D. Soroka Elizabeth J. Tong Khanh V. Tran Charles H. Washington, III Ellen A. Whitney Betty K. Wong Rachel S. Woodruff Laura J. Zauderer

Class of 2002 Erica L. Amato Peter D. Ehrenkranz Kari B. Greene Rafael Harpaz Thomas C. Mampilly Susan A. Primo Class of 2003 Cynthia Stover

Foege Fellow Jane Rohde (far right) spent this past summer helping South African health officials integrate vitamin A supplementation for children into routine primary care.

FRIENDS

Ms. Yetty L. Arp and Dr. Charles R. Arp, Jr. Arthur Andersen LLP Foundation Atlanta Eye Consultants, P.C. BellSouth Corporation BellSouth Foundation Branford Rotary Club Kathryn E. Cade The Coca-Cola Company Cohen & Liff Philanthropic Fund Peter C. Cook Corporate Science, Inc. Daniel T. De Guzman Emory University Woman’s Club Ernst & Young Foundation ExxonMobil Foundation Gangarosa International Health Foundation Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Dr. Michael J. Haber The Home Depot U.S.A. Jeptha, Inc. Johnson & Johnson Contribution Fund Kaiser Permanente–Kaiser Foundation Alexander S. Katz

Klamon Family Foundation, Inc. Michael H. Kutner Lee (Sallie B.) Revocable Trust Dr. Richard M. Levinson Dr. Reynaldo Martorell Dr. John E. McGowan, Jr. Merck Company Foundation Norfolk Southern Foundation Penn Technology Partnership The Pfizer Foundation Florence Pharris Raytheon Company Glen and Edith Reed Fund M. B. Seretean Foundation, Inc. Elinor Beidler Siklossy Foundation SunTrust Bank, Atlanta Foundation Towers Perrin Matching Gift Program Tull Charitable Foundation, Inc. United Way of Tri-State US Micron, L.L.C. Regan C. Ward Williams Family Foundation Jiann-Jang Wu

Designated Gifts
Designated gifts support specific programs or departments at the Rollins School of Public Health.

Dean’s Council Scholarship Endowment

Yetty L. Arp and Charles R. Arp, Jr. Atlanta Eye Consultants, P.C. Virginia S. Bales BellSouth Corporation BellSouth Foundation Stanley S. Jones, Jr. Kaiser Permanente–Kaiser Foundation Cecil M. Phillips Ruth J. Katz Amy and Nevin Kreisler

Teresa M. Rivero Paul W. Seavey Jane E. Shivers SunTrust Bank Atlanta Foundation Tull Charitable Foundation, Inc. Evelyn and Jack R. Ullman Alston P. Watt and Philip Watt Walter B. and Arlene Wildstein William Family Foundation Kathy Ziegler

*William A. and Anne E. Foege Scholarship Fund Branford Rotary Club Conrad P. Ferrera Stanley O. Foster Reynaldo Martorell

MD/MPH Scholarship Fund Carol R. Koplan John E. McGowan, Jr. Penn Technology Partnership Aziz R. Samadi US Micron, LLC Regan C. Ward

Lettie Pate Whitehead Scholarship Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation

*William H. Foege is the RSPH Presidential Distinguished Professor of International Health. William A. Foege is his father

M. B. Seretean Scholarship M. B. Seretean Foundation, Inc.

Faculty Development Endowment Michael J. Haber

O. C. Hubert Fellowships in International Health O. C. Hubert Charitable Trust Reynaldo Martorell

Stephenson Loan Fund Ovid H. Stephenson Estate Rosalynn Carter Chair in Mental Health Annenberg CPB Higher Education Project Kathryn E. Cade Peter C. Cook Tull Charitable Foundation, Inc. United Way of Central Carolinas Charles C. Shepard Scholarship Fund James W. McRae Diane J. Pionto Eugene J. Gangarosa Scholarship Fund Mary A. Davis Stanley O. Foster Gangarosa International Health Foundation Eugene J. Gangarosa Reynaldo Martorell Scott K. Proescholdbell

Kate Meiners (above) worked in Cameroon during the summer of 2002, evaluating the needs of children for a group called Life Abundant Primary Health Care. Her experiences were sponsored by the O. C. Hubert Fellowships in International Health.

William Randolph Hearst Scholarship Kathleen R. Miner

O. Wayne and Grace Crum Rollins Endowment Fund Rebecca L. Baggett Thomas M. Brady Corporate Science Inc. James W. Curran Stacey S. DeWeese Reynaldo Martorell Sandra C. Smith

Sallie B. Lee Scholarship Sallie B. Lee Revocable Trust

Emory Woman’s Club Scholarship Emory University Woman’s Club Mila Jean P. Steinhaus

Center for Public Health Preparedness and Research O. Wayne Rollins Foundation

William H. Foege Fellowship in Global Health Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

Godfrey Oakley Development Fund Lori M. Nascimento Thomas J. Knight Godfrey P. Oakley, Jr.

IDEA Fund Othro-McNeil Pharmacuetical

Infectious Disease Lab Development The Clinical Microbiology Institute

Visiting Professor of Health Care Outcomes
Pfizer US Pharmaceuticals Group

TRW Informatics TRW Foundation
TRW Space & Defense

These corporations, foundations, and organizations supported programs of the Rollins School of Public Health during the 2001-2002 academic year.

ABT Associates, Inc. Academy for Educational Developments Aetna Foundation, Inc. Aetna Inc. American Cancer Society American Heart Association American Legacy Foundation Association of Occupational and Environmental Clinics Association of Schools of Public Health Association of Teachers of Preventive Medicine AstraZeneca Augusta/Richmond County Partnership for Children & Families Battelle / Centers for Public Health Research and Evaluation CARE, Inc. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Edna McConnell Clark Foundation Commonwealth Fund DeKalb County Dougherty County Board of Health Elan Electric Power Research Institute Fayette Factor Ford Foundation Fulton County Georgia Department of Human Resources Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Georgia Association of Homes and Services for Children Georgia Board for Physician Workforce

Georgia Cancer Coalition Georgia Child Fatality Review Panel Georgia Department of Community Health Georgia Hospital Association Georgia Medical Care Foundation GlaxoSmithKline Health Research, Inc. Health Resources & Service Administration Institute of International Education International Food Policy Research Institute Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Laurens County Lutheran Charities Foundation Management Sciences for Health Michigan Department of Public Health Micronutrient Initiative National Institutes of Health Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education Palm Beach County Partners in Health Pharmacia Quality Care Research Fund Rhode Island Hospital O. Wayne Rollins Foundation Substance Abuse and Mental Health Service Administration Thrasher Research Fund United Nations Children’s Fund United States Department of Agriculture United States Environmental Protection Agency Veterans Administration World Bank World Health Organization

This report includes donors to the Rollins School of Public Health whose gifts were received between September 1, 2000 and August 31, 2002. Every effort has been made to insure that the information contained in this report is accurate. We apologize for any errors or omissions and request that you report any corrections to the RSPH Development Office at 404-727-3311.

Ms. Angela Z. Allen Mr. Paul Amos Ms. Courtney Amos Ms. Yetty Arp Dr. William G. (Buck) Baker, Jr. Dr. Mary Kay Kohles-Baker Ms. Virginia S. Bales Mr. Peter Bell Ms. Paula Lawton Bevington Mr. Bradley Currey Jr. Ms. Stephanie Davis Mr. Rene Diaz Ms. Charlotte Dixon Mr. Robert J. Freeman Ms. Renee Glover Mr. Jonathan Golden Ms. Leslie J. Graitcer Ms. Sally N. Hinkle

Mr. Richard N. Hubert Mr. Phil Jacobs Mr. Stanley S. Jones Ms. Ruth Katz Mr. Roger S Kintzel Ms. Amy Rollins Kreisler Ms. Beverly Long Dr. Ed Maibach Mr. Carlos Martel Mr. John Mori Ms. Nancy Nelson Mr. Christopher Offen Ms. Nancy Paris Ms. Tara Perry Ms. Alicia Anne Philipp Mr. Cecil M. Phillips Mr. Glen A. Reed Ms. Teresa Rivero

Dr. Nalini Saligram Dr. Paul W. Seavey Dr. John R. Seffrin Mr. Lee Sessions Ms. Jane E. Shivers Ms. Sandra L. Thurman Mr. William J. Todd Dr. Kathleen Toomey Ms. Linda Torrence Ms. Evelyn G. Ullman Ms. Alston P. Watt Dr. Phillip Watt Dr. Walter Wildstein Dr. Shelby R. Wilkes Ms. Evonne H. Yancey Ms. Kathy Ziegler Dean James W. Curran Ms. Kathryn H. Graves