Thank You!

Donations from alumni, parents, students and friends of the College and Graduate School of Arts & Sciences support all facets of our educational and research work. Your generosity allows us to develop and enrich our offerings across the college and graduate school, providing opportunities for learning and engagement in our classrooms and beyond—including in internships, research projects, and co-curricular activities—ensuring that today’s students can explore their interest, pursue their passions, and prepare for a successful future.

Your support helps advance high-priority initiatives such as:

Experiential learning opportunities, including internships, fieldwork, travel, and professional development opportunities that help students take arts and sciences into action.
Scholarships that make BU accessible to all qualified students and enable us to compete for talented students from many backgrounds who enrich our CAS community in the classroom and beyond.
Research that enables us to tackle an extraordinary range of global challenges, often through novel interdisciplinary collaborations within initiatives like the BU Center for the Humanities, the Center for Innovation in Social Science, the new Center for Computing & Data Sciences.

Some examples of the wonderful philanthropic investments our alumni have made, include:

Eleanor (Ellie) Cohen Gruber (CAS`61), together with her husband, Martin Gruber, gave back to Arts & Sciences to ensure that others can have the same educational experience that she had, establishing the Eleanor Cohen Gruber (CAS’61) and Martin J. Gruber Scholarship Fund at the College of Arts & Sciences;

Chemistry Professor Scott Schaus (CAS`95) honored his mother by establishing the Irene Sophia Prado Endowed Scholarship Fund to provide need-based support to undergraduates pursuing degrees in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics (STEM), with preference given to women of Mexican American or Latina backgrounds; and

Mark Mobius (CFA’58, COM’59) made a generous $1M gift to establish the Mark Mobius Student Research and Travel Endowment Fundat the College of Arts & Sciences, a permanently endowed fund to provide support for research and fieldwork conducted by undergraduate and graduate archeology students at the College of Arts & Sciences.

An anonymous alumnus gave $2.5 million to support the Arts & Sciences in Action initiative, which seeks to ensure that undergraduate students have the tools and opportunities to explore and discover the tremendous range of possibilities within Arts & Sciences that will maximize their degree experiences and prepare them for whatever the future might hold.

An anonymous alumnus provided funding for scholarship support for graduate students at the Graduate School of Arts & Sciences pursuing a Master of Fine Arts in Literary Translation, with a preference for students focused on Chinese literature, or to an undergraduate at the College of Arts & Sciences who has distinguished themselves for academic work relating to Chinese literature and/or culture.

Additionally, many of you have given to the CAS Annual Fund, CAS Dean’s Fund, and CAS Parents and Families Fund. These funds are particularly helpful as they allow us the flexibility to channel resources where they are most needed and to react agilely to new funding needs that come up. This past year, these gifts allowed us to support experiential learning opportunities for undergraduates and graduate students and invest in faculty opportunities to promote their research as well as seed innovative interdisciplinary research projects, as well as to support curriculum innovation and foster community, diversity, equity, and inclusion. This included:

Supplemental funding for the Favorite Poem Project, founded by Professor Robert Pinsky, director of the Creative Writing Program;
Funding for Conversations in Arts & Ideas, which brought the renowned choreographer, director, and dancer Bill T. Jones for a public conversation about his life and work; and
Funding for experiential learning opportunities including MetroBridge, BU Spark!, and the TechTogether hackathon.

Finally, we are grateful to the 1,216 donors and volunteers who participated in Giving Day 2022, our day-long fundraising event in April. Alumni, parents, faculty, staff, and students came together to support their favorite department or program , as well as college-wide dean’s funds, raising a total of $231,329.79 for Arts & Sciences. Special thanks to our challenge sponsors who inspired members of our community to do more and helped raise the bar for Giving Day 2022. With support from across the globe, several departments went on to be leaders in challenge categories: Romance Studies, Political Science, Psychology & Brain Sciences, and Earth & Environment. We look forward to Giving Day 2023. when we celebrate the 150th Anniversary of Arts & Sciences.

Our Donors

This report recognizes the more than 3,760 donors to the College and Graduate School of Arts & Sciences, including all of our many institutes, departments, and programs. The incredible generosity of these alumni, parents, students and friends has an incredible effect on our current students and faculty. We thank these donors for their continued commitment to our institution.

Boston University symbols classify the following special constituencies and giving behaviors:

Legend
◊ Annual Fund Leadership Giving Society	□ Matching gift indicator (applies to organizations only)
Φ Recent Graduate Giving Society	¤ Faculty/Staff Member
✰ First time Donor	■ Parent
* Loyal Donor	Deceased individuals are listed in italics

$50,000 or more

$25,000 to $49,999

Anonymous
Manuel A. Abdala (GRS’90,’92) and Alexandra Arata ◊*
William Y. W. Au (MED’55, CAS’51) ◊*
Richard A. Barnes and Mary Ann Barnes ◊*
Frances F. Beekley (CGS’83, CAS’85) ◊*
Bryan T. Biniak (Pardee’90) and Song Oh Biniak ◊*
Carol Ann Bischoff (COM’82) and Robert M. Regan, Jr. ◊■*
Dwyer P. Brown (CAS’90) and Nancy R. Brown ◊*
David K. Campbell and Claude E. Campbell ◊¤■*
David J. Caron and Susan M. Caron ◊■*
Nicholas A. Cernese (CAS’99) ◊*
Tai-Te T. Chao (GRS’72,’77) ◊✰*
Amy H. Chiu (GRS’97) ◊*
Richard J. DeSanti (LAW’81, CAS’76) and Susan S. DeSanti (LAW’81) ◊■*
Beverly A. Dudek (CAS’60) ◊¤
Alistair E. Economakis (GRS’95,’00, CAS’94) ◊✰*
James N. Gianopulos (CAS’73) and Ann T. Gianopulos ◊
Deirdre M. Giblin (CAS’90) and David B. Dubard ◊*
John Giouroukakis (CAS’94) and Vicky Giouroukakis ◊*
The Estate of Joseph H. Golner ◊✰
Thomas Grover (Questrom’84,’95) and Amanda L. Vanderhorst (UNI’04) ◊■*
Russell A. Gullotti (CAS’64) and Andrea Gullotti ◊
Andrea C. Hoffman (CAS’69) and Creighton G. Hoffman ◊*
David E. Hollowell (ENG’69,’72, Questrom’74) and Kathleen A. Hollowell (GRS’71, Wheelock’77) ◊¤*
Mitsuru Igarashi and Lucinda T. Igarashi ◊■*
Herbert M. Jacobs (LAW’71, Questrom’68) ◊*
Steven M. Karbank (CAS’79) ◊■*
Fred M. Levin ◊*
Lucia C. Lovison-Golob (GRS’14) and Richard S. Golob ◊■*
William F. Macauley (LAW’69) and Sheila R. Macauley ◊■*
Alex H. MacDonald (CAS’72, CGS’70) ◊■
Ernie J. Marquart (CAS’86) and Amy C. Marquart ◊*
Kristian M. Mineau, II and Margot K. Mineau ◊■*
Mary Elizabeth Moore ◊¤*
Paul Nathanson (Pardee’85) and Michele Nathanson ◊*
Richard W. Neu (CAS’61) ◊■*
Rebecca A. Norlander (CAS’91) ◊*
Kenneth S. Norton (CAS’93) and Summer Bundy ◊*
Daniel A. O’Connor and Christal O’Connor ◊✰
Richard Park (CAS’00) and Jeanie Kim ◊*
Eric S. Pettit (CAS’97) and Teri M. Stein ◊*
Gabriel E. Ravel (BUA’13) ◊ϕ*
Brian (Pardee’95) and Jennifer Riley (CAS’95) ◊*
Gerald Rosenblatt (MED’59, CAS’53, Wheelock’54) and Lorraine M. Rosenblatt ◊■*
Paul R. Rothman (CAS’68) ◊*
Luis O. Ruzo (CAS’70) and Janine E. Marin ◊*
Betsy Saffell ◊*
Callan F. Saffell ◊*
Scott E. Schaus (CAS’95) ◊¤✰
Judith O. Semper (GRS’69) ◊
William J. Skocpol ◊¤*
Hal S. Tepfer and Stacie Simon ◊¤*
Hatty L. Tsai (MED’85, CAS’85) and Walter Kolosky ◊■*
Bruce A. Uber (CGS’79, Questrom’92) and Daryl B. Uber (Wheelock’85) ◊
James J. Verde (GRS’63, Wheelock’61) ◊
James V. Verraster III and Lynn A. Verraster ◊■*
Anthony M. Vidovich (UNI’90) and Trista Vidovich ◊■*
Joseph J. Wassell (CAS’70) ◊*
Karin E. Wick (CAS’91, CGS’89) and Paul Wick ◊*
Loren E. Wold (CAS’97) ◊*
Isa K. Zimmerman ◊*

$5,000 to $9,999

$2,500 to $4,999

Anonymous
Jackie W. Ammerman and Nancy T. Ammerman ◊¤*
Vidhya Babu (Pardee’96) and Jay Sethi ◊*
MaryAnn Barbieri (CAS’64, Wheelock’65) ◊*
Denise R. Barbut and Murk H. Heinemann ◊■*
Ellen S. Berelson (GRS’75) and Lawrence M. Franks ◊*
Joseph F. Calabrese and Mary T. Calabrese ◊■*
M. Rebecca Carr (CAS’82) ◊*
James Z. Chen (SPH’09) and Angela Shen ◊*
David Chin (Questrom’97, CAS’64) ◊*
Christopher I. Chisholm, Jr. (CGS’90, Questrom’92) and Denise S. Chisholm (CAS’94) ◊*
Jeanne C. Curtis (CAS’87, LAW’91) and Peter D. Bull ◊*
Jeanne C. Curtis (CAS’87, LAW’91) and Peter D. Bull ◊*
Karen E. Daly (CAS’67, GRS’68, MET’72) and Richard H. Broun ◊*
Marilyn R. Danesh (CAS’67) and Andre Danesh ◊*
Allen N. David (LAW’77) and Catherine D. David ◊■
Luke Donenfeld (Pardee’94) ◊*
Patricia A. Dyer ◊*
Elizabeth A. England (CAS’69) and Robert MacIntosh ◊*
Jessica L. Falk (CAS’06, LAW’09) ◊*
Patricia M. Flynn (GRS’73,’80) and Peter B. Doeringer ◊¤*
Howard N. Forbes (ENG’81) and Digna M. Forbes (CAS’82) ◊*
Ralph G. Ganick (MED’67, CAS’67) and Lois B. Ganick ◊■*
Helen Gillmor (LAW’68) and John P. Gillmor (LAW’68) ◊*
John L. Hall, II (CAS’65) and Ann T. Hall ◊*
John R. Hallowell, Jr. (GRS’86,’86, CAS’80) and Patricia Thorman ◊*
Joseph Phillips Helyar (CAS’66, DGE’63) and Brenda R. Helyar ◊*
Paul M. M. Kaplan (CAS’73) and Lisa Kaplan ◊
Joanne K. Kelleher (GRS’76) and David P. Kelleher ◊*
Mark S. Koster and Katharine R. Mountcastle ◊■*
Jonathan N. Krivine (CAS’72) and Renee L. Krivine ◊*
Paul F. Kurgan (CAS’70) and Kathleen M. Kurgan ◊*
June K. Lewin (CFA’61) ◊*
Eileen Libutti (CAS’88) ◊✰
John H. Lintner (CAS’71) and Leslie B. Lintner ◊*
Yining Lu (GRS’98) ◊*
Rangil K. Mada (Questrom’91) and Shannon M. Mada ◊■*
Deepika Madhok and Rajat J. Madhok ◊■✰
Richard O. Michaud (GRS’69,’71) ◊■*
Rita A. Moore (CAS’69) and Robert C. Moore ◊*
Moira O’Neal and James P. O’Neal ◊■*
Robert C. Orr, Jr. and Charlotte C. Orr ◊■*
Patricia Pac (CGS’68, CAS’70) and Paul L. Letendre ◊*
Thomas E. Peckham (LAW’72,’76) and Ellen A. Petersen ◊¤■*
Andre Perez and Catherine M. Perez ◊■✰
Jennifer R. Scullion (CAS’91) and Omprakash Rupani ◊*
Irwin J. Shiffer (CAS’67) and Susan G. Shiffer ◊*
Ruth F. Silverstone (CAS’61) and Harris J. Silverstone ◊*
James W. Smith and Taeko O. Smith ◊■*
Daphne E. Smith- Naylor (Wheelock’97, Pardee’94) and Jeremy M. Naylor (Pardee’94) ◊*
Julee C. Stephenson (CAS’94) and Graham H. Stephenson ◊*
Harriet Ubertalli (SDM’00) and James T. Ubertalli ◊
Lee D. Vincent and Susan M. Vincent ◊■*
Lee D. Vincent and Susan M. Vincent ◊■*
Sandra A. West (GRS’63) ◊
Joyce Y. Wong (BUTI’82) and Teck Chye Lau ◊¤■*
Harvey Young and Heather Schoenfeld ◊¤*

$1,000 to $2,499

Salahuddin Abdur-Rahman (CAS’77) and Cathy M. Abdur-Rahman (SAR’79) ◊*
Jeffrey R. Adrian (CAS’67) ◊*
Arlene J. Alpert Mehlman (CAS’70) and David J. Mehlman ◊*
Kenneth C. Anderson (CAS’73) and Cynthia E. Anderson ◊*
Carolyn M. Arida (CAS’09, Questrom’09,’15) ◊ϕ*
Maureen L. Arnold (CAS’95) ◊*
Michael Austin ◊✰
Helen R. Barrett ◊*
Alexander J. Bastani (CGS’83, GRS’88, CAS’88) ◊*
Maxine C. Beach (GRS’94) and David W. Beach ◊*
Matthew T. Belamarich (CAS’82) and Linda A. Belamarich ◊*
Eugene N. Belkin ◊
Antoinette Bennett (CAS’78) ◊*
Victor L. Berman (CAS’62, Questrom’66) ◊
Teresa Betit (CAS’81) ◊*
Guillermo Bichara-Garcia and Viviana L. Guzman Rodriguez ◊■✰
Steven H. Biondolillo (CAS’77) ◊*
Margaret E. Black (CAS’67) and John A. Ptak ◊*
Allison Blakely ◊¤*
Peggy S. Blitz (Wheelock’76) and Daniel Blitz ◊*
Andre L. Botelho (ENG’03,’08,’12) and Sayaka Koseki (CAS’07, Questrom’11, SPH’11) ◊*
Damon F. Bradley (CAS’64) and Odette M. Bradley ◊■*
Brendan O. Bradley (GRS’03) ◊*
Martin M. Bress (MED’71, CAS’67) and Rhoda K. Bress ◊*
Gary R. Bronstein (CAS’75) ◊*
Cheryl A. Buckingham (CAS’70) and Edwin J. Buckingham, III ◊*
Rosie Y. Carter (CAS’18) ◊ϕ*
Eunice A. Charles (CAS’65, GRS’68,’73) ◊*
Jacqueline M. Chau (CAS’94, Wheelock’99, MET’09) and Khang H. Nguyen (MET’05) ◊¤■*
Sungju Chun (GRS’12) ◊*
Martha F. Clark (GRS’77) and Geoffrey E. Clark ◊*
Dan P. Clemens and Cathleen M. Clemens ◊¤■*
Thomas P. Clifford, III (CAS’72, CGS’70) ◊*
David K. Colapinto (CAS’84) ◊*
Maria M. Collas (CAS’51) ◊■
John W. Connery (CAS’69) and Cheryl K. Connery ◊*
William P. Connor, Jr. (CAS’69) and Catherine M. Connor ◊*
Steven T. Croney and Valerie J. Croney ◊■✰
John F. Crowe (CAS’69) and Sandra Crowe ◊*
Daniel O. Dahlstrom and Eugenie S. Dahlstrom ◊¤■
Patricia A. Darcy (CAS’63, SSW’68) ◊■*
Alice B. Delattre ◊*
Catherine M. DeUgarte (CAS’98, MED’98) and Daniel A. Deugarte ◊
Stephen T. Dilts (CAS’94) and Elizabeth A. Dilts (Wheelock’93) ◊*
Patricia Anne Dinndorf (CAS’73) ◊*
Mark A. Eidlin (CAS’90) ◊*
Richard R. Elder (Pardee’91) ◊*
Ronald S. Elowitz (MET’11) and Cherilynn J. Whitehouse ◊*
Andrea B. Epstein ◊
Robert W. Erb ◊■*
Brian A. Fagan and Lisa A. Lainer-Fagan ◊■✰
Lisa S. Farmer (CAS’97) and Christopher W. Farmer ◊*
Barbara R. Feinberg (GRS’57) ◊■
Christine N. Fletcher (CAS’91) and Joe Suyemoto ◊*
Jean A. Follett-Thompson (GRS’82,’86) and Douglas N. Thompson ◊
Jelles N. Fonda (CAS’77) and Kathryn A. O’Connell ◊*
Max J. Forsbacka Karlsson (CAS’20) ◊ϕ✰
Roselita Fragoudakis ◊✰
Marion M. Frost (CAS’51, Wheelock’76) ◊■*
Jimmy Gani (CAS’01) ◊
Irene Gassko (GRS’98) ◊*
John O. Gilling (CAS’08, GRS’08, Wheelock’12) ◊ϕ
Julianne Glowacki (CAS’66) ◊
Joseph M. Goldberg (CAS’72) and Cindy Goldberg ◊*
David S. Goldstein (CAS’83) and Leslie D. Goldstein ◊*
Erica G. Goodman (Wheelock’97, SAR’94) and Joshua Goodman ◊*
Ruth M. Gordon (CAS’64) ◊*
Rachelle L. Grabowski (CAS’90) ◊*
Martha L. Gradwell (CAS’63) ◊*
David F. Grunebaum (CAS’67, LAW’72) and Linda L. Grunebaum (CAS’68, Wheelock’69) ◊*
Marianne U. Gustafson (Pardee’76) ◊*
James G. Hallett (CAS’72, GRS’76) and Margaret O’Connell ◊*
The Estate of Janice E. Hayes ◊✰
Herbert Henken (CAS’53) and Charlene A. Henken ◊*
Patricia S. Hills and Guy K. Whitfield ◊¤■*
Patricia S. Hills and Guy K. Whitfield ◊¤■*
Ellen N. Hoffman (COM’74) and Kenneth Loveday ◊*
Mary Elizabeth Hooker (CAS’73) ◊*
Mary Louise Persons Hoss (GRS’92,’04) and Richard W. Hoss ◊*
Judith C. Hwang (MED’89, CAS’89) and Yuh Tseng ◊*
Adam A. Ingraffea (CAS’94) ◊
Zainab E. Jaafar and Abdullah A. Almarzouq ◊■✰
Orton P. Jackson, Jr. (CAS’74) and Martha B. Jackson ◊*
William J. Jenkins (CAS’67) and Linda M. Jenkins ◊*
Ravi R. Jhaveri (CAS’92) and Caren Mangarelli ◊
Qiu Jin (GRS’14) ◊ϕ✰
Yale D. Johnson (CGS’08, COM’10) and Veronica Ocasio Johnson (CGS’08, Questrom’10) ◊*
Richard B. Jones (CAS’78) and Randi S. Jones ◊*
Shulamit Kahn and Kevin Lang ◊¤*
Bentzil M. Kasper (Questrom’64) ◊*
Jon F. Kayyem and Paige N. Kayyem ◊■✰
Leonard J. Keating, III (CGS’95, CAS’97) ◊*
Judith K. Keller (GRS’64) and John P. Keller ◊*
William S. Kenney, Jr. (CAS’72) and Suzanne E. Reitz (SON’75) ◊*
Thomas R. King (CAS’64, DGE’62) ◊*
Gregory D. Knepper (CAS’92) ◊*
John R. Knight (CAS’72) and Lora K. Knight ◊*
Lenore A. Kola (GRS’64,’70) ◊*
Thomas Koshy (GRS’71) and Gracy Koshy ◊■*
Joan A. Kowalczyk-Beckworth (GRS’70) ◊*
Jennifer C. Kruger (Pardee’70, DGE’68) ◊*
Marcia N. Lachman and Carl W. Lachman ◊■*
Colleen E. Laduzinski (CAS’96) and Steven Laduzinski ◊*
Richard A. LaRhette (CAS’57, DGE’55) and Diane B. Moran ◊*
Richard A. LaRhette (CAS’57, DGE’55) and Diane B. Moran ◊*
Jerrold L. Lavine (CAS’61) and Barbara S. Lavine (Wheelock’62) ◊■*
Hui-Hsien Lee and Leonard Hsu ◊■*
Diana Lenkowsky (CAS’72) and Steven D. Lenkowsky ◊*
Joan H. Leonard (CAS’61, DGE’59) ◊*
James T. Leslie and Clarke W. Leslie ◊■*
Victor S. Levy (CGS’85, CAS’87) and Suzanne M. Levy ◊■*
Janet R. Lew (CAS’71, Wheelock’74) and Mark B. Lew ◊*
Jaye Ellen Hindin Lewis (CAS’76, DGE’74, MET’78) ◊*
Charlotte H. Lindgren (CAS’45, GRS’47,’61) ◊*
Robert W. Lindstrom (CAS’52) ◊*
Emily R. Lloyd (CAS’69) ◊*
David Luski (Questrom’80) and Cathi E. Luski (CAS’80) ◊
Helaine M. Mario (CAS’68) and Ronald Mario ◊
W. Lincoln Materna (CAS’77) ◊*
Barbara Materna ◊*
John P. Maynard (CAS’88, Wheelock’21) ◊*
Gerald E. Mayo (CAS’53) and Elizabeth B. Mayo ◊*
Mary-Alyce S. McCullough (SON’70) and Joseph McCullough ◊*
Eugenio Menegon ◊¤*
Alexander W. Moore (CAS’84) and Linda M. Antonucci ◊¤■*
Josephine A. Morello-Butz (GRS’60,’62) and Robert E. Butz ◊*
Robert L. Murphy (CAS’75) ◊*
Richard and Carol Myers (SAR’82) ◊¤■*
Thomas L. Myles (CAS’73) ◊*
Natalie M. Neu and William Middlesworth ◊■*
Theodore E. Ober (CAS’84) and Kimberly Ober ◊*
Aruoriwo M. Oboh-Weilke (CAS’93) and Florian Weilke ◊*
Philip O’Connor and Sara O’Connor ◊✰
Jeoung H. Oh (Pardee’91, Questrom’91) and Sook Ji ◊*
William L. Pak (CAS’55) ◊*
Joanne A. Peterson (Wheelock’63) ◊
Kathryn A. Piffat (LAW’89, GRS’92,’01) ◊¤*
Richard M. Powers (CAS’74) and Nicki B. Powers ◊*
Faith A. Rachofsky (CAS’58) and David J. Rachofsky ◊*
William M. Raeder (CAS’50, GRS’64) ◊*
Alexander A. Randall (LAW’82, CAS’78) and Virginia C. Randall (CAS’82) ◊*
Jacqueline S. Raskin-Burns (CAS’91) and Adam M. Burns ◊*
Elizabeth A. Reimels (CAS’91) ◊
David P. Reiss (CAS’77) ◊*
Judith B. Reiter (CAS’67) ◊✰
Bruce A. Richard (GRS’98) and Loretta R. Richard (LAW’90) ◊*
David Risinger and Elizabeth Risinger ◊■*
Dian P. Robbins (CAS’64) ◊*
Helene J. Robinson (CAS’71) and James A. Robinson ◊*
Mamta Rodrigues (CAS’95) ◊✰
Beryl J. Rosenstein (CAS’57) ◊*
Diane L. Rosin (CAS’75,’76) and Mark D. Okusa ◊*
Francis X. Russo (GRS’64) and Doris W. Russo ◊*
Karen K. Safrit and Jeffrey T. Safrit ◊■*
Mark S. Samberg (MED’74, CAS’72) and Marcee Samberg ◊*
Virginia Sapiro and Graham K. Wilson ◊¤*
James E. Satko and Mary F. Satko ◊■*
Sylvia B. Schoenbaum (CAS’65, GRS’67) and Stephen C. Schoenbaum ◊*
Ruichao Shen (GRS’05) and Xinxin Guo ◊¤*
Robert W. Sherer (GRS’93) ◊*
Nicholas J. Sheumack and Marisa Sheumack ◊■✰
Sandi W. Silk (CAS’92) and Kenneth J. Silk ◊*
Pamela A. Sinclair (CAS’66) ◊*
Scott C. Singer (CAS’93) and Rochelle S. Broder-Singer ◊*
Trina H. Smith (GRS’97) ◊*
Michael Sorenson and Lisa Sorenson ◊¤■*
Glenn C. Staub (Questrom’87) ◊*
Sandra C. Steele (CAS’69, LAW’77) ◊
James J. Stergios (CAS’85, UNI’03) ◊*
Edward S. Sternick (GRS’63) ◊*
Vincent A. Stolo (CAS’88) ◊*
Robert K. Story, Jr. (CAS’71) and Bonnie B. Story ◊*
Glenn Street (CAS’82, MET’94) and Deborah P. Street ◊■*
Sherrie Sutton Roslin (CAS’69) ◊
Frances Sweeney (CAS’84) ◊*
David M. Taliaferro ◊■*
Justin Thekkekara (CAS’13, Questrom’13) ◊ϕ*
John P. Thielman (CAS’84) and John E. Thielman ◊*
Pinkie T. Toomer (CAS’72, DGE’70, MET’74) and Eric K. Toomer ◊■*
Ramarathnam Venkatesan (GRS’91) ◊*
Jerusha J. Vogel (CAS’91, Wheelock’92) and Ken Vogel ◊*
Gerard Garnett Ward (CAS’75) and Lorraine G. Ward ◊*
Deborah S. Ware (CGS’61) and Robert Ware (CAS’61) ◊¤*
Steven P. Weibel (ENG’89,’91,’97) and Cristina Weibel (GRS’98) ◊*
Fred B. Weiss (CAS’85) and Martha Taft ◊¤*
Keith Whitaker (CAS’93, GRS’93) ◊*
Grace G. White (CAS’47) ◊*
Hugh M. Wilkinson III (MET’83) and Elizabeth A. Wilkinson (GRS’78) ◊*
Darien E. Wilson (CAS’78) ◊*
Sandra J. Woodruff (CAS’71) and Brian W. Woodruff ◊*
Barbara J. Wright (CAS’64, SAR’61) and Charles Scott ◊*
Aimin Xing (GRS’99) ◊✰
Tetsuji Yamada (CAS’07) ◊*
Nancy C. Yee (GRS’75) and Samuel Yee ◊*
Mariette A. Young (CAS’68, Wheelock’70) ◊■*
YuanChun Zhou (GRS’97,’00) and Zoe Liu ◊*
Jeffrey Zlot and Constance H. Zlot ◊■✰
Kathryn J. Zox (CAS’69, Wheelock’72) ◊*

Stewarding Our Resources

In order to achieve our many goals, we remain careful stewards of our resources. In fiscal year 2021/2022, the college had a balanced, unrestricted expense budget of $164,107,323, compared with $149,077,560 the previous year. This covered salaries, fringe benefits, and operating expenses.

Undergraduate Admissions

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Our Donors

Thank You!

Our Donors

Boston University symbols classify the following special constituencies and giving behaviors:

$50,000 or more

$25,000 to $49,999

$5,000 to $9,999

$2,500 to $4,999

$1,000 to $2,499

Stewarding Our Resources