February 06:

Philantrophy Chairmen Matt Nuernberg and Mike Worthington along with President Robbie McEachern presented a donation of $1800 to President Frohnmayer who accepted it on the behalf of The Fanconi Anemia Research Fund. The donation was raised from the fall Powder Puff Philantrophy.

In the spring term of 2005 President Frohnmayer and Mrs. Frohnmayer, visited the Chapter house to attend a Monday Night Dinner and meet with members of the house as well as the Alumni Board. At this time we welcomed President Frohnmayer to take a look a current Fraternity Life on campus and to enjoy a steak dinner with chapter members and alumni. We also told President Frohnmayer at this time our plans to donate our profits from the spring philanthropy to his Fanconi Anemia Research Fund, Inc. which provides research into the rare disease.

TOM JERNSTEDT (Class of 1967)

"INDIANAPOLIS---NCAA Senior Vice-president Tom Jernstedt has been elected President of USA Basketball for 2000-04 and will serve as chair of the organization's Executive Committee during his tenure. Jernstedt succeeds USA Basketball President and National Basketball Association Deputy Commissioner Russ Granik.

"I look forward to serving USA Basketball over the next four years and working with the constituent members to make the organization as strong and viable as it can be," said Jernstedt."

-- NCAA News Release. Read the entire article here.

RICH JERNSTEDT (CLASS OF 1969)

"Rich Jernstedt recently joined Fleishman-Hillard as an executive vice president and senior partner on the corporate staff with a focus on providing strategic counsel, strengthening client relationships, and supporting the firm's growth initiative.

He combines more than 35 years of experience in military public affairs, a corporate communications department and agency work to the new position at Fleishman-Hillard. He has provided strategic and creative counsel over the years to such category leaders as McDonald's Corporation; Campbell Soup Company; Florida Department of Citrus; Sara Lee Corporation; Sony; Levi Strauss & Company."

-- Institute for Public Relations. Read the entire article.

"He played a lead role in the growing success of the company as its chief executive officer from 1991 to 2003. From its origins as a single Chicago office to its current place among the world's top marketing communications firms, under Rich's leadership G/H has become a growing, dynamic enterprise that builds strong, trust-based relationships with its clients and employees.

On the client side, Rich has proven himself as one of the preeminent strategic and tactical thinkers in the world of consumer branding and product marketing. Throughout his 25-year career at G/H, Rich has overseen client programs in such specialty areas as crisis management, consumer marketing, corporate communications, branding and reputation management. His counseling to clients has represented some of the world's leading brands, including McDonald's Corporation, Levi Strauss & Co., Sony Corporation, Campbell's Soup, and DaimlerChrysler."

-- Arthur W. Page Society. Read the entire article here.

Trustee Dave Petrone '66, MBA '68, and Nancy Petrone have established a new faculty fellowship for research.

DAVE PETRONE (CLASS OF 1966)

"A $2.5 million gift from University of Oregon alumnus Dave Petrone and his wife, Nancy, will provide student scholarships, new classrooms and laboratories, an endowed librarian position, and funds for sports marketing and a new health research center.

Petrone, chairman of Housing Capital Co. in San Mateo, Calif., says he and his wife were motivated to make the gift�their largest ever to the UO�by their admiration for the UO, its leaders, faculty members and volunteers, and by their desire to promote quality academic programs."

--Inside Oregon. Read entire article here.

"Foundation trustee Dave Petrone and his wife, Nancy, have established a faculty fellowship in the SOJC with an endowment gift of $100,000. The David and Nancy Petrone Faculty Fellowship is the first endowment of its kind for the School and will be awarded annually to a faculty member for research or teaching that advances communication in the public interest.

Petrone, who received his undergraduate degree in economics in '66 and an MBA in '68, donated money to the School as part of a total gift to the University of $1 million. The Autzen Stadium expansion project received $800,000, and $100,000 has been allotted to help furnish the South Reading Room in the Knight Library."

-- University of Oregon Flash. Read the entire article here.

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