USD President's Report and Honor Roll of Donors 1995

VOLUNTEER LEADERSHJP

Stat e m e nt s of c u r r e nt un r es tr i c t e d fund r ev enu es, ex pend i tur es a nd tr a n s f e r s for t h e yea r e nd i ng Aug. 3 1.

Kim Fletcher USO Trustee Chair, Annual Fund Mary (Kovac) O 'Connor '83 Chair, Alumni Fund Michael j. Weaver 73 Chair, Law Alumni Fund john Rodee '63 Chair, Torero Athletic Fund Pat t Charlie Proses Co-Chairs, Parents Fund Ronald j. Carlson Chair, Corporate Fund Nicholas M. DeTuri '65, 73 Lisa Baird, Ph.D. , Kay Norton Co-Chairs, Faculty/Staff Fund Robert H. Baker USO Trustee Chair, Hughes Center Campaign Jennifer McCann .'95 President Associated Student Body The Honoc Roll of Donors lists the names of donors who made gifts to the university between Sept. 1, 1994, and Aug. 31, 1995. We have made every. effort to present a correct listing of donors in the Honor Roll. If there is an error in the listing of your name or if you are a donor and are not listed in this report, please accept our apologies. Please call the Office of Development at (619) 260-4724 or send us the correct information in the enclosed postage-paid envelope.

1995 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

(Unaudited) 1995

REVENUES

1994

$83.795.000 823.000 739.000 255,000 85,612,000 18,537.000 2, 158.000 $106,307,000

$78.225.000 770,000 666,000 264.000 79,925,000 18,976,000 1.714,000 $100,615,000

Tuiti on Government grants Pri va te gifts. grants and other contrac ts Ath leti cs. recrea ti on and o ther

' udging from the preceding report, the University of San Diego can be very proud of its accomplish-

Sales and services o f auxiliary enterpri ses Other sources TOT AL REVENUES

ments. The men and women profiled are shining examples of the ~ ell-rounded professionals who have become leaders in their fi elds and who concurrently maintain an emphasis on USO values in their everyday lives. The better news is that these outstanding individuals are just a fraction of the whole. There are many more whose names, faces and accomplishments do not grace these pages, but who are making a difference in their communities and with their lives. The following pages, the 1995 Honor Roll of Donors, repre- sent the lifeblood of this institution. As soon as your gift arrives at USD, it goes to work making the university a stronger and better learning environment. On the preceding pages, we define what we see as our primary success - the USO-educated men and women. On the pages that follow, we list the names of our many friends who provide the f')lobilizing force behind that success. Thousands of people - alumni, parents, faculty, staff, community friends, corporations, foundations and more - supported USD in record numbers during the 1994-95 academic year. With great pleasure, we present the 1995 Honor Roll of Donors and acknowledge the many friends from all reaches of the USO community who supported the university last year. To our donors, we say thank you. Without your support, USO would not be able to offer the rich variety of learning experiences that we do. On behalf of the past, current and future students who are the beneficiaries of your loyalty and commit- ment, USO extends its most sincere gratitude. We hope you enjoy the 1995 Honor Roll of Donors.

EXPENDITURES AND MANDATORY TRANSFERS Educa ti on and general Au xiliary enterpr ises M andatory transfers for debt serv ice and matching grants

$77,021,000 14.618.000 4.168.000

$82,947.000 14.855.000 4.259,000

TOT AL EXPENDITURES AND MANDATORY TRANSFERS

102,061,000

95,807,000

NONMANDATORY TRANSFERS Net Increase in Fund Balance

4,196.000 50.000

4.781.000 27,000

CURRENT UNRESTRICTED FUND BALANCE

$1,490,000

$1,440,000

REVENUES

EXPENDITURES AND MANDATORY TRANSFERS

1% O ther

4% Athletics and Recreation 4% Plant Operation ~~::lf:!::::f,.......,.. 4% Debt Service and

I% Grants and Gifts

19% Auxiliary Enterprises (Includes room and board fees , bookstore,

6%Academic Support

13% Institutional Support

79% Tuition and Fees