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2017-2018

I N C L U D E / I N V E N T / I N S P I R E

Annual Report to Our Community

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The Year of the Schedule Change: Dreaming Big and DeliveringDear Families and Friends,

Thank you for your part in an outstanding 2017-2018 school year! Your generous support

made the exceptional range of student activities and school initiatives possible.

The biggest initiative was our new school schedule, which we launched last fall. After two

years of research, including invaluable input from you, we were certain that switching

from a daily-changing timetable to a more predictable weekly rotation—four 70-minute

classes daily, plus community time—would transform the learning experience for our

students. We knew that longer class times allowed for deeper academic dives, less time

wasted in transition, and more collaboration between teachers and students. Still, it was

a risk. Change is hard. A schedule overhaul is a complex endeavor that requires a careful

process and critical examination of teaching values. Would it work?

One year in and we are delighted to report that the answer is a resounding YES.

What before had been a sprint through the school day, where students might not

even remember what they did first period, is now a more satisfying immersion in four

subjects a day. Today we have a schedule where lunch is for lunch, where community

time honors the importance of extracurriculars and Social Emotional Learning (SEL),

and where a later start allows an easier landing for students who ride the bus. Most

importantly, our commitment to academic excellence is steadfast, and deep academic

inquiry is top priority.

Our willingness to take an informed risk in line with emerging best practices in

academics is what enables next-generation learning—and it is what UPrep has been

doing for 42 years. Our new schedule implementation was a proud achievement for

us and a bold reminder that when we dream big, we really can deliver.

It also reminds us that we’re all in this together.

Just as we could not have changed the schedule

without the collective ideas and support of staff,

faculty, and families—we won’t fulfill the future

initiatives of our Strategic Plan 2020 without

harnessing our collective talent. Stay tuned—

and stay in touch!

With gratitude,

Matt Levinson David Beitel HEAD OF SCHOOL PRESIDENT, BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2017-2018

Matt Levinson HEAD OF SCHOOL

David Beitel BOARD PRESIDENT

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12-13 UPrep Legacy

14-15 Operating Summary

16-17 Puma Fund is a Community Effort

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20-23 2017-2018 Donors

24-25 UPrep Team Members 2017-2018

Back How Can I Help?

Inside Our new schedule implementation was

a proud achievement for us and a bold

reminder that when we dream big,

we really can deliver.

During the 2017-2018 school year, several members of the

UPrep community met regularly to explore an important question:

Who is UPrep? Most fundamentally, UPrep is a school shaped

by our Founders and sustained by the commitment of teachers,

donors, and volunteers—we sincerely thank each one of you!

Building on brand research we did three years ago, the group

shared ideas and interviewed UPrep students, parents, teachers,

and Founders—all to discover what makes UPrep unique. It didn’t

take long for their findings to crystallize into three themes:

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“UPrep asks students to think of

others, to get involved with others,

to get outside of themselves.” -Shanen Boettcher, UPrep Parent

Who is UPrep?

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Inclusive community has been at the heart of UPrep since it was founded.

Advisory groups, community meetings, and Social Emotional Learning

programs promote a culture of support—where every student can bring

their full self to school each day and be embraced for who they are. Similarly,

our comprehensive learning support programs help to celebrate all learning

styles, encouraging each student to reach their full potential.

Our ability to fulfill this spirit of inclusion is due to our generous financial

supporters. Last year, 84% of UPrep families gave to the Puma Fund—

a sign of an enthusiastic community that we are grateful for!

UPrep creates a culture of belonging:

• People of color represent more than 30% of the UPrep community

• 81% of our middle school students and 73% of our upper school

students participate in our robust no-cut athletics program

• Financial aid supports 16% of our student population

• Members of the middle school and upper school GSA clubs organized

UPrep’s first Pride Week, celebrating gender and sexuality diversity in

the UPrep community and raising awareness around LGBTQIA+ issues

• Social Emotional Learning curriculum cultivates empathy and

compassion within our learning community

“I have three fairly different children.

And yet, coming to this school, they

all found their place very quickly.

UPrep is a place for everyone.

This is a school that brings you right

in and makes you feel comfortable…

then helps you grow from there.”

-Mark Britton, UPrep Parent

UPrep Includes

“At UPrep, I can be my authentic self.” -Mahir Piyarali, Class of 2018

Diversity, Equity, and InclusionUPrep’s mission statement, creating “socially responsible

citizens of the world,” shapes much of our community

culture. Our students need to see, hear, and understand

the diversity of people, perspectives, and points of view

around them and the world they will lead in the future.

In support of our mission, in 2018, the Board of Trustees

adopted UPrep’s first Diversity Strategic Plan, which

identified three priority areas:

Program and curriculum: We will integrate diversity

and inclusion into the school curriculum, enhance

professional development in those areas, and

graduate culturally competent student leaders.

Recruitment and retention: We will implement

a plan to increase the diversity of the student body,

as well as the faculty and staff, and to retain them

in the long term.

Academic performance: We will reduce any

disparities in academic performance in

underrepresented students of color.

Thanks to the board’s leadership, the UPrep plan creates

accountability and a commitment to follow through

and implement strong, actionable plans. Mark Horn,

the Chair of the Board Diversity Committee, was proud

to spearhead this important board effort, saying,

“The school leadership team and community are

committed to making sure our plan is not an artifact,

but a roadmap to where we want to go as a school.”

At UPrep, the work required to create diversity,

equity, and inclusion does not rest in the hands of

one individual. Instead, it is owned by each of us.


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UPrep was built on a foundation of academic excellence and prides itself

on creating intellectually courageous students and community members.

This courage begins with the teachers who build a culture that drives

student creativity and invention.

Thanks to the financial support of our dedicated community, UPrep is able

to continually bring innovations to the curriculum, ultimately creating

opportunities for students to invent in the classroom.

Last year, the UPrep community invented and delivered in the widest spectrum of ways:

• 50 middle and upper school students created and displayed original

artwork in UPrep’s first off-campus Visual Arts Showcase

• As a part of the Google Technovation Challenge, three female UPrep

computer science students created a mobile app to provide hygiene

supplies to homeless women

• Teachers designed 40 new intensive courses, where students will study

complex, interdisciplinary topics in connection with people and places

in the Seattle area

• UPrep students founded 76 extracurricular clubs based on common interests

• Students successfully proposed and ran an entirely student-led class

entitled Feminism, with the teacher in an advising role instead of

directing the learning

UPrep Invents

“We encourage our students to

be risk-takers and provide them

a safe place to do so—to try the

difficult class and to test their

potential and limits, just as we

continually do as educators.”

-Pat Landy, UPrep Founder

Robotics: Building Resilience Through CollaborationAre you wondering what we accomplished in the

Makerspace this past year? Thanks to student initiative,

we generated an energized Robotics Club eager to

explore new skills and foster friendships through

collaboration.

Our new robotics teams competed in their first VEX

Robotics tournaments in February as part of a global

program with 16,000 teams from 40 countries.

Our upper school team took their robot “Allen” to

Wenatchee for a statewide competition where the

team’s persistence and problem-solving skills took

“Allen” through six qualifying rounds.

Our middle school team was proud of their teamwork

as they rebuilt their robot and adjusted strategies

based on each match. One parent who attended the

competitions shared, “Robotics is the ultimate STEAM

program and welcomes all students, regardless of their

experience level. The student-driven program is a

positive, fun environment that emphasizes learning

from successes as well as failures. “


LaunchPad for Inspiration Through Senior LaunchPad, students pursue a

two-week project in an area of interest. Students

shadowed journalists, recorded an original song,

worked on a campaign for a Congressional seat,

and explored entrepreneurial opportunities.

Student initiative shapes the LaunchPad project as

students create work plans, contact community

mentors, and find transportation to job sites.

Projects conclude with an evening presentation

to the community.

For her project, one UPrep Class of 2018 student

job-shadowed at Seattle Reign FC. “I was interested

in learning about what it takes to run a professional

sports program, the challenges and triumphs of

women’s soccer, and how I could help support

talented female athletes,” she said.

Intrigued by promotional strategies to enhance the

team’s brand and ticket sales, she partnered with another

student to create and deliver a social media strategy

presentation to the team’s owner. Her successful

presentation led to a summer internship at Seattle

Reign FC, launching her on an exciting path.

An essential part of the UPrep journey is the inspiration students develop

through strong relationships with trusting teachers, who support and

challenge them. Students feel safe taking risks that lead to growth and

help them reach their full potential.

We are grateful that your financial support enables UPrep to invest more than

56% of our operating expenses in this remarkable team of teachers and staff!

UPrep teachers believe that student voice and choice are the most meaningful

engines of learning. This powerful student-teacher-donor partnership facilitates

UPrep’s commitment to developing each student’s potential.

Student-inspired learning and leadership thrives at UPrep:

• 47 students in the graduating class of 2018 received Washington State

Honor Society Awards—five of those students are National Merit

Commended Scholars

• Through their Capstone Project, 8th graders engaged 13 non-governmental

organizations to discuss current topics, such as land rights, access to water,

and infant health

• 44 students embraced global citizenship by traveling nearly 90,000 miles

overseas with our Global Link program

• In our Student Produced Works class, 15 upper school students participated

as actors, stage managers, designers, and stage hands in a student-directed

production of The Secret in the Wings

• 50 upper school students inspired one another as agents of positive change

at the Puma Leadership Conference

UPrep Inspires

“What I see is a safe place where kids

feel like they can stretch themselves

and discover what they want to be

and what they want to do. It goes

beyond these walls. It’s not about

school, it’s about life.”

-Kobi Yamada, UPrep Parent

“We want kids to step forward into

the world with their voice.” -Matt Levinson, Head of School


Our focus on inclusion, invention, and the resulting

inspiration develops students who will make a lasting

impact as intellectually courageous, socially responsible

citizens of the world.

UPrep

IMPACTTaking Pride in Social Responsibility During the 2017-2018 school year, two UPrep student

initiatives motivated our community to make an impact.

UPrep’s 6th annual Social Justice Day challenged 850

students, faculty, and guests to do the important work

of engaging across differences. This event was the

largest of its kind in the region and drew 130 student

visitors from 13 high schools.

Social Justice Day is an opportunity for our community

to make an impact by learning about and engaging with

challenging aspects of our society. Our world demands

responsible decision-making and critical thinking about

social issues. It is imperative for students to leave UPrep

prepared to hear marginalized voices, to have empathy

for others, and to engage in dialogue with those who

are different from them. Social Justice Day is an example

of the way UPrep fulfills our promise to provide an

outstanding education for each student within a

diverse and ever-changing community.

Community service is one of the many ways that

students draw connections between what they learn

in the classroom and the larger world. Through

service, students gain a greater understanding of

equity and injustice—it’s an opportunity to give back

to our local community. Middle and upper school

students participated in two Community Service

Days, in which 29 groups of students served 27

community service organizations.

UPrep LegacyThe UPrep experience sends powerful ripples through extended families,

where parents, grandparents, and parents of alumni continue to be inspired

by the values of UPrep and the way those values build integrity and respect

within the larger community.

Students take their experience of UPrep with them beyond graduation and

throughout their lives. The legacy of community engagement compels alumni

to return to UPrep and complete the circle of impact. Alumni return as socially

responsible citizens of the world with a commitment to give back to the

school community that gave so much to them. Alumni stay engaged through

the UPrep Alumni Association’s signature events and reunions, our alumni

e-newsletter, social media, and by acting as coaches, substitute teachers,

and LaunchPad mentors.

“I am forever thankful to be a part

of such a strong and supportive

community. I support University

Prep so that other students can

have the opportunity to be a part

of the community I hold so dear

to my heart.”

-Alise Lied, Class of 2012

A Grand Day at UPrep We are so fortunate to have a generous grandparent

community that sees the true value of a UPrep

education. In the fall of 2017, we celebrated our

largest Grandparents and Grandfriends Day in UPrep

history with 214 guests. Grandparents and friends

learned about the UPrep educational experience

through classroom visits and a program featuring

teacher and student speakers and performances.



Operating SummaryFiscal Year Ending June 30, 2018 (Unaudited)

Operating Revenue

Tuition & Fees 93.0% 19,478,452

Puma Fund Contributions 4.0% 836,837

Endowment Distribution 2.0% 429,365

Other Gifts 0.7% 143,870

Investment Income 0.3% 59,990

Total 100% 20,948,514

Operating Expenses

Salaries & Benefits 56.7% 11,888,481

Financial Aid 12.5% 2,610,216

Educational Programs 9.8% 2,051,133

Facilities & Maintenance 10.5% 2,202,460

General & Administrative 3.8% 791,036

Allocation to Reserves/Endowment 6.7% 1,405,188

Total 100% 20,948,514


Total Community Giving 2017-2018

$30,000 + Visionary Circle 8 Families

$20,000 - $29,999 Innovators Circle 6 Families

$10,000 - $19,999 Founders Circle 25 Families

$5,000 - $9,999 Ambassadors Circle 31 Families

$2,500 - $4,999 Leadership Circle 52 Families

$1,250 - $2,499 Supporters Circle 94 Families

Up to $1,249 Friends Circle 512 Families

TOTAL # OF GIVING FAMILIES 728 FAMILIES

Endowment The endowment helps guarantee that UPrep can

deliver an incredible educational experience to all

students today and for years to come. This stable asset

allows UPrep to create new and exciting initiatives and

programmatic changes while maintaining a reliable,

ongoing stream of income. The principal is kept intact,

while the earnings from the endowment provide

funds for financial aid, professional development,

and school operations.

As of June 30, 2018, our endowment grew from

$9,840,485 to $10,646,169. We raised $530,359 for

the Financial Aid Endowment during our spring 2018

#WeAreUPrep event, bringing our total donations for

that particular endowment to over $1,000,000 in the

last two years. We are so grateful for the incredible

generosity of our community. These funds will ensure

that UPrep continues to fulfill its commitment to

equity, access, and inclusion.

University Prep Endowments

Faculty and Staff Enrichment

Faculty and Staff Compensation Fund

Faculty and Staff Professional Development Fund

Financial Aid

Endowed Financial Aid Fund

The C & JZ Scholarship Fund

The Erica and Nason Hamlin Endowed Scholarship Fund

Michelle Gans Scholarship Fund

Roger Bass Financial Aid Fund

Welgan Scholarship Fund

General Endowment

Akin/Stevens Charitable Fund

General Endowment Fund

Global Programs

International Education Fund


Every member of our Board of Trustees, Alumni Board, faculty, and staff

contributed to launch the 2017-2018 Puma Fund campaign. Our campaign

was championed by an amazing team of volunteers. With the leadership of

Puma Fund Co-Chairs Caroline and Brad Probst and Andrea and Eric Thoreson,

21 Class Agents took charge by inviting their peers to join them in supporting

this annual fundraising effort. Our collective giving totaled $836,837 to support

educational excellence, which represents an 18% increase over the previous

year. We are thrilled to announce that we achieved a record-setting 84%

participation among our parent community.

Thank you to all Puma Fund supporters and volunteers for such a wonderful

year! Your gifts of time and talent are so critical to our programs and we are

grateful for your involvement.

Puma Fund is a Community Effort!

Our collective giving totaled $836,837

for educational excellence and we achieved

record-setting 84% participation

in our parent community.


120 FIRST-TIME DONORS

21 FAMILIES PROVIDED

A MATCH OPPORTUNIT Y FOR GIFTS OF $1,250+

253 FAMILIES HAVE GIVEN 5 OR MORE CONSECUTIVE YEARS

282 DONORS INCREASED THEIR

GIFT FROM LAST YEAR

63 GRANDPARENTS MADE

DONATIONS

100% OF BOTH UPREP’S BOARD

OF TRUSTEES AND FACULT Y/STAFF DONATED

32 FAMILIES MATCHED

THROUGH THEIR EMPLOYER

$43,000 IN EMPLOYER

MATCHING GIFTS

59 PARENTS OF ALUMNI

MADE DONATIONS

www.universityprep.org 1918 2017-2018 ANNUAL REPORT TO OUR COMMUNITY

#WeAreUPrepOur #WeAreUPrep event celebrates and supports UPrep and its mission of

being a diverse, inclusive, and equitable community. The #WeAreUPrep

Committee worked tirelessly to put together a wonderful evening for 295

parent, grandparent, alumni, and faculty guests. In addition to a program

highlighting student performers and featuring community speakers, guests

were given the opportunity to raise their paddles in support of UPrep’s Endowed

Financial Aid Fund. An anonymous alumni parent provided a generous match

opportunity which inspired donors. Our community came together with

a collective gift of $530,359.

Thanks to the hard work of the #WeAreUPrep Committee and the generosity

of the UPrep community, these funds will enrich the educational experience of

all UPrep students, current and future. Thank you for your support!

In just one night, we added $530,359

to our Endowed Financial Aid Fund,

providing valuable access to students in need.

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Sumam Abraham and Philip Oosthuizen

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John and Anne Adams

Carol and David Adelson

Sheena Aebig and Eric Taylor

Shiraz Ahmed and Asma Siddique

Philipp Aldridge

Catherine and Jim Allchin

Alobaidi Family

Felix and Lane Amador

Jean and Russ Amick

Meg Anderson-Johnston and Ryan Johnston

Ric and Kaylene Anderson

Roger and Lisa Anderson

Karen Natorp Anderson

Alma and David Andrade

Phoebe Andrew

Eric and Annika Andrews

Robin and Bill Andrulevich

Lillian Aoyama

Marleen Arenivar

Sarah Armstrong ’02

Joel and June Arnold

Paula Simon Arnold ’99 and Tyler Arnold

Kelly and David Arron

Amy Aschenbach

Karl and Anne Aschenbach

Ned and Carol Backus

Maryam and Reza Baghai

Daniel Bailes and Elke Reibhorn-Bailes

Barbara J. Bainum

Bart Bangert ’05

Bonnie Bangert ’08

Dawn and Richard Bangert

REB Bangert ’01

Dave and Joanna Bargeron

Marianne Barker

Andrea Barry-Smith and John Smith

Elisa Barston and Chun-Jen Hsu

Chase Barton ’89 and Meredith Lohr

Patrick and Andrea Basinski

Roger J. Bass and Richard B. Nelson

Damin Bauer

Jeff and Carolyn Baylor

Danny and Spring Beasley

David and Joanna Beitel

Jeffrey Bell and Anna Muzzy

Peter Belouskas and Jill Lewis-Belouskas

Alexander Belyaev

Donna Benaroya

Ila K. Bench

Amanda Benson

Eric and Gloria Bensussen

Adam Berger and Harriet Phinney

Carl and Holly Bergstrom

Will Berkovitz and Lelach Rave

Pete and Anita Bernard

Luis Bernardo and Elena Krop Bernardo

Christopher Bettin ’98 and Gena Kerr ’00

Dana Bettinger

Raj and Jen Bhat

Farzana Bi and Michael Miller

Thomas Biehl and Elisabeth Hill

Peter and Claudia Biernacki

Adrian ’95 and Laura Biesecker

Anne Bingham

Paul Birkeland and Cecilia Cordova

Kim and Brent Bishop

Krishena Bishop

Brandi and Craig Black

Watson and Jane Blair

Tim Blok

Leora and Paul Bloom

Catherine and Jim Blundell

Drew Blundell ’10

Natalie Blundell ’12

Shanen Boettcher and Elena Donio

Sven Bolen and Aimee Sher

Norm and Lisa Bontje

Robyn Boothby

Chris and Sandra Bown

Debra Boyd

Lorin Boynton

Roxanne Brame

Cameron and Tamara Brandt

Julie and Dean Braun

Maria Breuder ’92

Mark and Brigid Britton

Patricia Brooke

AJ Brooks

John Brooks

Jacqueline Brown and Gavin Friedman

Zane and Melissa Brown

James Buchanan and Sarah McCoy

Kathi Buchanan

William Bunker and Joanne Kennedy

Lisa and Scott Burbage

Gloria J. Buren

June and Gregory Buren

Fergal Burke and Ursula Phelan

Stephen Burns and Suzanne Lasser

Theresa Burton

Kendall and Stead Burwell

Belinda and Geoffrey Buscher

Linda Bushnell and Radha Poovendran

Brian and Rebecca Butler

Franco and Susan Callari

Janice Camp and Steve Gilbert

Chris Capossela and Leigh Toner

Adam and Gretchen Cappio

Claire Cappio

Bruce and Sherry Carbary

Peter Carlin and Sharon Chen

Jason and Maegan Carlisle

Jennie and Phil Carter

Carter Cast ’23

Jennifer Cast and Liffy Franklin

William Cast ’23

Toby ’04 and Zoe Cattolico

David and Wendy Cawthon

Ross Cawthon ’08

Manisha and Devindra Chainani

Sean Chandler and Shawn Blossey

Aarti Chandorkar ‘11

Aru and Vibhas Chandorkar

Grace Chang and Peter Mansfield

Dan and Danika Chestnut

Ernest and Alison Chiu

Michael Christopher ’89 and Daila Taurite-Christopher

The Chyz Family

Richard Cicale and Ruth Zlotnick

Christine Cimini and Jessica West

Michael and Anne Clark

Tinsley Coble

Amy and Marc Colando

Christina and Charles Coleman

Clark and Rhea Coler

Anita and Taylor Collings

Zachary Collings ’01 and Jean Tam

Scott Collins

Michele and Bob Conrad

The Cook Family

Don and Peggy Cook

Pedro and Wendy Cordoba

Susan Corzatte

David and Diana Crabb

Ron and Alexa Crawford

Stacey Crawshaw-Lewis and Jefferson Lewis

Laurie and Garry Crocker

Judith Cross and Scott Allen

Mark Cullen

Geoff and Adrian Cunard

Jeff and Barbara Curran

John and Penn Curran

Kathryn Daily

The Daley-Watson Family

John Davidson ’99

Katie Davis

Helen and Jeff Day

James and Melissa Dayka

Asha Dean

Peter and Diane Demopulos

Katherine Dexter ’05

David and Helen Dichek

Peinda Diop

Stephanie Dobler

Steven and Julie Dombrowski

Pete and Sylvia Domoto

Rose and Mark Donner

Chelsea and Michael Doran

Bob Douglas

David and Dorothy Doyle

Keith Drabek and Shawna Sweeney

The Draytons

Carole W. Drewyer

Margie Duckstad and Kevin Coluccio

Dudley Family

Pat and Susan Dunn

Andrea and Doug Durbin

Katharine Durkee ’04 and Mark Cappo

Stephen and Margaret Durkee

Greta and John Dutton

Alec Duxbury ’86 and Sally Bergesen

Alyn and Alison Duxbury

Julie Dykema

Tom and Virginia Dziekonski

Rita and Sepehr Egrari

Ann and David Eickerman

Ken and Sara Eickerman

Deborah Ellington

Brent Ellis and Katherine Burk

Virginia Engel

Kelly and Aanand Esterberg

William and Sandra Evenson

Kathryn and Brad Evered

Sol and Galit Ezekiel

Robert and Iris Fanger

Kelsey and Anson Fatland

Carl and Eileen Faucher

Chris and Angela Faul

Cathy Faulkner ‘84 and F. Nelson Moulton

Karen and Tarn Faulkner

Thea Fefer

Gus Feliu

Deborah and Keith Ferguson

Susan and Mark Ferguson

Leah Finn ’05

Neil Fishman and Kristin Palmer

Sean and Margot Flack

Charles Fleming and Deborah Klein

Paul Fleming

Chris and Jessica Fosse

Robin Freedman and Howie Choder

Nancy and John Freeman

Jason ’87 and Wendy Froggatt

Terry Nelson Froggatt

Virginia E. and Robert K. Fuller

Cindy and Jack Funes

Claire Gallaher

Jerry Gallaher and Cynthia Salzman

Yang Gao and Xiao Chen

Seth and Tristan Gary

Dana Garvey and Jenny Durkan

Pat Gillis

Steve and Sarah Gire

Estelle Glasser

Michele and Danny Glasser

Gete Gobena and Getachew Telilla

Brad and Michelle Goldberg

David Goldberg

Pavel Golyshev ’03

Brian Gonzales

Margarito Gonzalez

Ananda Kumar Madras Saravanan

Justin Graham

Tara Graham

Pat and Renate Grant

Kathy and Albert Greenberg

Richard and Beth Greene

Martin Greene and Kathleen Wright

Gregg Family

Jane Griffin

Leah Griffin

Tom and Vicki Griffin

Rajni Gulati and Anirban Choudhury

Leanne Gulden and Neil Woodward

Judy Gunderson

Jeanne Gunsolus and Donald Paterson

Frances and Richard Gustav

Darren and Shannon Habel

Jim and Louisa Halfaker

Erica and Nason Hamlin

Kevan Hammer ’00

Glenn Hampson and Drienna Holman

Kelley Hanrahan and Steve Lavine

Paige Hansen-Shankar and Joe Shankar

Larry and Hotie Hard

Jarrad Harford and Katrina Strand

Brad and Krista Harris

Kimberly and Larry Harris

Geoff Harrison and Linda Chou

Blythe and Alex Hart

Paul Hartdegen

Piper Haydon

Michele Hayes and Jeff Denny

Nanette and Ranjiv Hayre

Peggy and Patrick Headstrom

Damon and Gayana Healy

Ken and Rebecca Heller

Kelly Herrington

Lisa Hester

Bill and Emily Heston

Cameron and Lindsey Hewes

Tom Hewes and Audrey Perkins

David Higley and Shannon Loftis

Jim and Mary Hirshfield

Jim Hirshfield ’88 and Anita Beck

Sara and Gordon Hodge

Anthony Hodsdon ’98

Liz and Mark Hoffman

Cheryl Hoffman Herzog and Mathias Herzog

James Holloway and Charlotte Rasmussen

Barbara and Richard Holman

Tom and Fiona Honeybone

The Horn Family

John Houlihan Jr. and Valerie Voss

Tammi Howe

Jack Howland and Laura Ichikawa

Kier and Liz Huehnergarth

Eric and Alyssa Huff

Philippe Hujoel and Anne-Marie Bollen

Jim Bob Hume and Yasemin Oktay

Jane and Randall Hummer

Abigail and David Hundley

Juei-Chuan Hung

Sarah and Brian Hunter

Rachel Hurst

Harris and Hwasook Hyun

Paul and Beth Inghram,

Alisa and Masatoshi Inouye

Emily Irwin ’99

Joe Irwin ’04

Mark Jackson and Julie Zirkle

Pamela Jacobson

The Jaffe Family

Jeanette James

Sally Jeffers

John and Karin Jewitt

Danielle and Zachary John

Becca Johnson

Bjorn and Krysia Johnson

Daphne and Bryan Johnson

David Johnson

James Johnson

Kristin Johnson

Stephen Johnson

William Jones and Andrea Woody

Nobu and Nicole Kageyama

Alana Kaholokula

Venky and Tasneem Kandallu

Brandon Kanemori ’00

Chris Kanemori ‘03

Julie and Tony Kang

Monika and Andrew Kashyap

Richard and Julia Kassissieh

Van and Wendy Katzman

David Kauff and Barbara Detering

Mollie and Jon Kauffman

Jude Kavalam and Michelle Seelig

Leslie and Charlie Kellogg

Matt and Sara Kellogg

Lisa Kennedy

Jennifer and Steve Kern

Laura Kerr ’02

Greg Ketteman ’88

Kurt Kiefer and Mary Williamson

Margaret King

Ronald and Maria Kinsey

Norgard Klages

Jess Klein

Gail Klemencic

Joe Klemencic ’16

Katya and Oliver Klesse

Greg and Charlene Kletzly

Carolyn Kline and Steve Sharpe

The Kolios Family

Kate Kondrak ’93

Colin Kong and Yida Sun

Joe and Takako Koplin

Yana Koubourlis and Eric Kitts

Sara and Mark Kranwinkle

Sarah Kremen-Hicks and Matt Fisher

2017-2018 DonorsUniversity Prep gratefully acknowledges the support of families, trustees, alumni,

grandparents, faculty, staff, and friends who contributed to our school in 2017-2018.

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Louis and Robbie Lafreniere

Michael Lagunoff and Linda Zuckerman

Patricia and Michael Landy

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Ken and Janie Lanier

Duane and Peggy Lansverk

Susan and Eric Lansverk

James and Barbara Larson

Bill and Barbara Lavery

Sheila and Dan Lavine

Kyle and Carly Lawhead

Samuel Le Rougetel and Elizabeth High

Lauren and William Leahy

Andy ’86 and Donna Lee

Betty Lee and Alexis Falicov

Charles Lee and Alexandra Boyle

Chong Lee and Cyndy Su

Grace Lee and Keith Hwang

Perry Lee and Crista Johnson

Seunghyun and Kyungah Lee

Peter Lennon and Robin Hornung

Nancy and James Letson

Eric and Suzan LeVine

Matt Levinson and Priyanthi Alahendra

Jeffrey Levy

Louis ’85 and Deborah Levy

Anita Lewis

Thane Lewis

Alan and Jingchen Li

Vani and Ajit Limaye

E-chieh Lin

Jacob Lipson ’03 and Kiry Nelsen

David and Donna Litton

Mark and Alicia Litton

Judy Loehr ’90 and Ian Walsh

David Lopez and Maria Rico

Caroline and Joseph Lu

Edythe Lurie

Nicholas Lurie ’82 and Elizabeth Fasy

Vidur and Gunilla Luthra

Elizabeth Lyons and James Hammond

The Madriaga-Burke Family

Elaine and Bob Mahon

Margaret and Michal Makar

Sarah Makar and Peter Leahy

Alexander Mandel ’98 and Annika Noreen

Meg Mandelson and Alan Abramowitz

Miriam Marcus and Jason Karas

Bill and Kate Marks

David Marshall

Lauren Marshall and Michael Schell

Claire Tangvald Mason

Don Mason and Laura Domoto

Matuszewski-Lionello Family

Patrick McAuliffe

Angus and Lucy McBain

Diana McBaine-Cook

Cindy ’85 and Chris McCall

Michael J. McCall

David and Laura McCarty

Bruce McCaw

Jolene McCaw

Jim McConville and Sheryl Hudson

Matthew and Susan McCormick

Jennie McCulloch

Valeriya McDowell

Shavette McGhee and Jamaal Hackett-Cook

Soozi and T.J. McGill

Ciara McGrath

Christine and Tate McHugh

Jason and Kathi McHugh

Rus and Barbie McKinney

Sarah and Ryan McKinney

Yazmin Mehdi and Liam Lavery

Irina Menshutkina and Igor Menshutkin

Al ’82 and Jenny Merati

Charles Meredith and Janet Bester-Meredith

Eric and Katherine Merrifield

Ric Merrifield

Lindsay Metcalfe

Daniel Meza and Alejandra Gonzalez-Martinez

Eric Michelman and Patricia Shanley

Jamil Miles ’95

Michael and Katie Miller

Sarah and Douglas Miller

Allison Mills

Sean and Elizabeth Mitchell

Michele and Ken Miyoshi

The Mobley Family

Rebecca and David Moe

Andrea Moore

Rachel Moore ’05 and Ryan Moore

Rowland and Laura Morgan

Steve and Patty Morrissey

Jeff Mosier and Tamra Chandler

Steve and Heather Murch

Karen and Bernie Murray

Emily Myers ’97

Mark and Christi Nagle

Terri Nakamura

Mette and David Naness

Dr. Ragini and Rakesh Narasimhan

Britten and Brooke Nelson

John ’97 and Jennifer Nelson

Jan Neutz

Paul Neutz

Carrie Niebanck

Chris and Kathy Nielsen

Jeff and Sachie Nitta

Charles and Eleanor Nolan

Kristie Noonan Kucur and Emre Kucur

Arthur Nordhoff

Nancy Nordhoff

Russell Normann ’86 and Heather Smith

Soren and Annette Normann

Ulrike Ochs and Darren Bandow

Camille O’Donnell ’98

Mildred W. Ollee

Lauren Olsen ’08

Olswang Family

Kathy Mitchell O’Neal

Margaret Orth and Joshua Smith

Sam and Taoa Oto

Jason and Josephine Ou

Sonya and Henry Ou

Ivy Owens

Lorenzo Pablo and Micaela Trujillo

Kenneth Pan and Hannah Zhou

Neal Paragas

Jason and Darrah Parker

Mikayla Patella-Buckley and Sean Buckley

Martin Pawlina

David Peabody

Perez-Rivero Family

Rachel Pesando ’96 and Michael Popchuk

Cameron Peschel ’17

Courtney and Bradley Peterson

Sarah Peterson

Hannah and Jon Phillips

Marianne Picha

Dana Pigott

Caprice Pine

Charisse Cowan Pitre and Paul Pitre

Shahina and Ali Piyarali

Carilyn and Josh Platt

Deb and Jeff Playter

Nils and Sarah Pohlmann

Elia Powers ’99

Tracy and Eric Pozil

The Predmore Family

Mike and Helen Prescott

Caroline and Brad Probst

Alan and Juliet Pruzan

Lucy and Herb Pruzan

Ngoc Phan-Quiroga and Henry Quiroga

Sheila Raff

Cam and Tori Ragen

Suzanne Ragen

Douglas Ramsay and Michelle Brot

Kulpreet and Kathryn Rana

Nirav Randeria

Anju Rao and Anand Raman

Bob Raphael and Jennifer Naimy

Deborah Rappaport and Adam Tratt

Laurie and Dave Reed

Anne Reese and Scott Veirs

Scott and Katie Renschler

Alyssa Reyes

Andy Richardson

Timothy Richey and Charlotte Westley

Donna Richman and Mike Ehrenberg

Moses Rifkin and Bess McKinney

Nick and Holley Ring

Isabelle Rio

Matthew Roach ’90 and Kara Mattaini

Wendy and Mark Robbins

Kayla and Roger Robertson

Keith Robertson

Molly Robertson

Chris Rodrigues and Vanessa Ballena

Hilsia Rogers and Yida Gonzalez

Jim and Brooks Romano

Robert Romano

Craig Rosenberg and Amely Wurmbrand

Carrie and Travis Rosenthal

Erin and Gabriel Rosenthal

Howard and Katie Rossbach

Jim and Shelley Rossi

Dr. and Mrs. Frederic Rothman

Michelle and Andrew Rothman

Alexis and Grant Rubenstein

Paul and Tracy Rudnick

Shelly and John Sage

John and Janet Sage

Shannon and Pieter Salverda

Lisa Samson and Michael Gamsky

Sedona ’94 and Tony Sanchez

Benjamin Scandella ’04

Elizabeth Schiffler ’10

Andrew Schneider

Linda Schoemaker and Robert Hardwick

Christian Schofield and Scotland Nash

The Schubert Family

Barbara and John Schubert

Tracey Sconyers

Cheryl Scott and Hannah Linden

Norman and Patricia Scott, in memory of Crispin Scott ’09

Ann and Dick Scroggs

John Scroggs and Stephanie Doyle-Scroggs

Kerry Sear and Heidi Grathwol

Sarabjit and Amrita Seera

Janet and Peter Selby

Christina Serkowski

Jane Seymour

The Shackeltons

Evan ’92 and Sabina Shapiro

Gary Shenk

Ioulia Shenk

Sylvia Shenk

Jill Sherensky and Cedar Budinger

Karen Sherwood

Abhi ’96 and Elisha Sheth

Shirinzadeh Family

Meghan Shortell

Christian Sievers

Jennifer Sill

Marcia and Peter Sill

Ron and Carol Simon

Nancy Simon and Mark Igra

Bill Sims and Kuri Teshome

Jim and Jan Sinegal

Steve and Heather Singh

Kelly Sjolander and Anne Weiss

Elizabeth Skjei

Brent Slattengren

Karen Slon and Charles Asbury

Pauline and Doug Smidt

Linda Smith

Mark Smith

Penelope and Marcus Smith

James L. and Sara Snell ’79

Joe and Barbara Sniezek

Sergey and Tanya Solyanik

Shan Song and Ming Hao

Mark Spagnola and Erica Vanaja

Amy Spivey

Chris and Alycia Staats

Derek and Stephanie Standifer

Bradley Stenberg

Ron and Larilyn Stenkamp

Missy Stern and Paul Gleason

Janet and William Sternfeld

Sean Stewart

Sheryl and Mark Stiefel

Tim Stone

Fred Strand

Caleb Strehlo

Tom Strouse

Jill Summit

Molly and Kit Sumner

Rick and Lea Sund

Charles and Inez Swanson

Karin and Stephen Swope

Chad and Mary Sylte

Jenna and Jonas Sylvester

Robert and Jane Sylvester

Tom and Ranmalie Taggart

Jane Talbot ’85

Stowe and Nina Talbot

Ty Talbot and Julie Sponsler

Ron Tanemura and Tina Yamagiwa

Mary ’03 and Michael Tappert

Kestutis and Birute Tautvydas

Christina Taylor

Jacob Taylor-Mosquera

Melaine Taylor

John Teal ’04

Will Teal ’04

Elena Tello

John and Sallie Teutsch

Sarah Thomas

Thomsen Family

Andrea and Eric Thoreson

Kay Thoreson

Dr. Stephen “PB” and Bonnie Tilghman

Jeffrey and Erica Tillinghast

Maya and Richard Ting

Jim and Jan Tippett

Teresa and John Tippett

Blake Titcomb ’09

Angela Toda and Michael Janser

Chris and Erin Toher

John and Susan Tomlin

Gary Torgerson

Amado Toribio and Mary Egan

An Tran and Jeff Churchill

Laura Trimingham and Will Hicks

Susan and Loch Trimingham

Summer and Jeff Trisler

Amy Tu and Christopher Danenhower

Nhu-Quynh Tu

Brian Turner and Beth Simpson

Liat Uziyel-Bollag and Laurent Bollag

Meg Van Deusen and Eric Berger

Drs. Jim and Emily van Zee

Haritha and Purush Vankireddy

Leslie and Val Veirs

Mandira Virmani and Ajay Wadhawan

Binh Vong and Cuong Le

Tony and Grace Waas

Linda and Wally Walker

Kurt Walters and Angie McCall

Patricia and Kirk Washington

Michael Wasserman

Eugene Webb and Marilyn Domoto Webb

Webster Family

David Weidig and Rasa Tautvydas

Robert and Joan Weinberger

Bob and Terri Weintraub

Rob Welikson and Stephanie Seiler

Russ and Linda West

Dale and Marie Western

Gary and Kelly Western

Nate Whitney

The Wickham Family

Mark and Susan Winter

Alison and Jake Wobbrock

Hokwai Woo and Diana Chen

Holly Woodson

Tony and Teresa Woodward

Mike and Sammy Woogerd

Mimi and Ken Worzel

David and Sally Wright

Susie Wu and Anthony Floyd

Maygan Wurzer

Meleesa Wyatt

Jim Xiao and Gloria Huang

Kobi and Heidi Yamada

Hui Yang and Amanda Huang

Irene Yang

Raymond Yang

Quentin Yerxa and Karen Freisem

John Yeung and Shing-Chun Tsui

Peter and Christi Yi

Asha and Jeff Youmans

Fred and Mary Ann Youmans

Arne and Claire Zaslove

Dale A. Zecca

Jen and Mike Zell

Christina Zembruski

Amy ‘95 and Stephen Zide

Zikan Family

Rafael and Anya Zimberoff

Marcia Zuckerman

Every effort has been made to include all

donors to UPrep between July 1, 2017 and

June 30, 2018. If you notice an omission or

error, please contact the Advancement Office

at [email protected]. Thank you


Mission University Prep is committed to developing each student’s potential to become an intellectually courageous, socially responsible citizen of the world.

Vision University Prep shall be an inclusive community of learners that provides an outstanding education for each individual in a diverse student population.

Values University Prep believes that integrity, respect, and responsibility are essential to accomplish its mission and to sustain its vision.

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Administrative TeamMatt Levinson, HEAD OF SCHOOL

Catherine Blundell, DIRECTOR OF ADVANCEMENT

Ken Jaffe, ASSISTANT HEAD OF SCHOOL

AND DIRECTOR OF UPPER SCHOOL

Richard Kassissieh, ASSISTANT HEAD OF SCHOOL

FOR ACADEMICS AND STRATEGIC INITIATIVES

Susan Lansverk, ASSISTANT HEAD OF SCHOOL

FOR FINANCE AND OPERATIONS

Shavette McGhee, DIRECTOR OF DIVERSITY

AND COMMUNITY

Kathy Mitchell O’Neal, DIRECTOR OF

ENROLLMENT MANAGEMENT

Terri Nakamura, DIRECTOR OF MARKETING

AND COMMUNICATIONS

Marianne Picha, DIRECTOR OF MIDDLE SCHOOL

Faculty and StaffEmily Adams

Meg Anderson-Johnston

Karen Natorp Anderson

Alma Andrade

Damin Bauer

Amanda Benson

Dana Bettinger

Raj Bhat

Farzana Bi

Anne Bingham

Tim Blok

Robyn Boothby

Debra Boyd

AJ Brooks

John Brooks

Theresa Burton

Toby Cattolico ’04

Dan Chestnut

Christina Coleman

Scott Collins

Pedro Cordoba

David Crabb

Mark Cullen

Asha Dean

Peinda Diop

Stephanie Dobler

Katharine Durkee ’04

Alec Duxbury ’86

Virginia Engel

Carl Faucher

Gus Feliu

Paul Fleming

Jerry Gallaher

Brian Gonzales

Margarito Gonzalez

Pat Grant

Leah Griffin

Michele Hayes

Kelly Herrington

Tammi Howe

Eric Huff

Abigail Hundley

Juei-Chuan Hung

John Jewitt

Becca Johnson

James Johnson

Alana Kaholokula

Lisa Kennedy

Jess Klein

Kyle Lawhead

Jeffrey Levy

Thane Lewis

Vani Limaye

E-chieh Lin

David Lopez

David Marshall

Patrick McAuliffe

Jennie McCulloch

Ciara McGrath

Lindsay Metcalfe

Rebecca Moe

Andrea Moore

Ragini Narasimhan

Britten Nelson

Carrie Niebanck

Jason Parker

Mikayla Patella-Buckley

Martin Pawlina

David Peabody

Sarah Peterson

Debbie Playter

Alyssa Reyes

Andy Richardson

Moses Rifkin

Isabelle Rio

Wendy Robbins

Kayla Robertson

Molly Robertson

Shannon Salverda

Elizabeth Schiffler ’10

Andrew Schneider

Tracey Sconyers

Christina Serkowski

Karen Sherwood

Meghan Shortell

Elizabeth Skjei

Brent Slattengren

Karen Slon

Linda Smith

Mark Smith

Amy Spivey

Sean Stewart

Caleb Strehlo

Tom Strouse

Ty Talbot

Christina Taylor

Jacob Taylor-Mosquera

Melaine Taylor

Elena Tello

Jeff Tillinghast

Amado Toribio

An Tran

Nhu-Quynh Tu

Binh Vong

Michael Wasserman

Nate Whitney

Holly Woodson

Meleesa Wyatt

Irene Yang

Raymond Yang

Christina Zembruski

Board of TrusteesDavid Beitel, PRESIDENT

Cheryl Scott, VICE PRESIDENT

Susie Wu, SECRETARY

Mark Britton, TREASURER

Tori Ragen, TRUSTEESHIP AND GOVERNANCE CHAIR

Geoff Buscher, ADVANCEMENT CHAIR

Adrian Biesecker ’95, BUILDING CHAIR

Mark Horn, DIVERSITY AND COMMUNITY CHAIR

Matt Levinson, HEAD OF SCHOOL, EX OFFICIO

Kate Marks, IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT

Shahina Piyarali, TRUSTEE AT LARGE

Laura Domoto, PARENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT

Catherine Allchin

Chris Bown

Devindra Chainani

Charisse Cowan-Pitre

Katie Davis

Helen Day

Margie Duckstad

Rita Egrari

Carl Faucher

Jason Froggatt ’87


Michelle Goldberg

Jeanette James

Patricia Landy

Yazmin Mehdi

Abhi Sheth ’96

Paula Simon ’99

Patricia Washington

Executive CommitteeDavid Beitel

Adrian Biesecker ’95

Mark Britton

Geoff Buscher

Matt Levinson

Kate Marks

Shahina Piyarali

Tori Ragen

Cheryl Scott

Susie Wu

Honorary TrusteesRoger J. Bass

George Corcoran*

Christine McGarry

Charles Riley

Elaine Scherba

Jane Seymour

FoundersRoger J. Bass


Patricia Landy

John Makinen*

Christine Petersen McGarry

Jane Seymour

Aileen Welgan*

Alumni BoardBrandon Kanemori ’00, PRESIDENT

Blake Titcomb ’09, VICE PRESIDENT

Joe Irwin ’04

Kate Kondrak ’93

Alise Lied ’12

Rachel Moore ’05

John Nelson ’97

Russell Normann ’86

Lauren Olsen ’08

Mary Tappert ’03

Parent Council Executive CommitteeLaura Domoto, PRESIDENT

Ann Eickerman, UPPER SCHOOL VICE PRESIDENT

Tracy Pozil, MIDDLE SCHOOL VICE PRESIDENT

Dave Higley, TREASURER

Joanna Beitel, SECRETARY

Shelly Ogden Sage, PAST EXECUTIVE

Margie Duckstad, ADVANCEMENT LIAISON

Katie Rossbach, DIVERSITY & COMMUNITY

Joanna Bargeron, GOVERNANCE

Cheryl Hoffman Herzog, AT LARGE POSITION

Parent Council OfficersMargaret Bolger, PARENT EDUCATION

Lisa Bontje, PARENT EDUCATION

Liz Huehnergarth, PARENT EDUCATION

Cathy Faulkner ’84, PARENTS FOR THE ARTS

Lizanne Lyons, PARENTS FOR THE ARTS

Rasa Rautvydas, PARENTS FOR THE ARTS

Heather Smith, PARENTS FOR THE ARTS

Amely Wurmbrand, PARENTS FOR THE ARTS

Glenn Hampson, MIDDLE SCHOOL SPORTS BOOSTERS

Miriam Marcus, MIDDLE SCHOOL SPORTS BOOSTERS

Will Kilbourne*, UPPER SCHOOL SPORTS BOOSTERS

Jennifer Zell, UPPER SCHOOL SPORTS BOOSTERS

Parent Council Grade LevelRepresentativesAnne Clark, 6TH GRADE

Jessica Fosse, 6TH GRADE

Stephanie Standifer, 6TH GRADE

Liffy Franklin, 7TH GRADE

Linda Bradshaw Labriola, 7TH GRADE

Katie Renschler, 7TH GRADE

Leora Bloom, 8TH GRADE

Char Kletzly, 8TH GRADE

Barbara Sniezek, 8TH GRADE

Kaylene Anderson, 9TH GRADE

Michele Conrad, 9TH GRADE

Anju Rao, 9TH GRADE

Leigh Toner, 9TH GRADE

Kelly Arron, 10TH GRADE

Amy Colando, 10TH GRADE

Robert Hardwick, 10TH GRADE

Elizabeth Anderson, 11TH GRADE

Shannon Loftis, 11TH GRADE

Patty Morrissey, 11TH GRADE

June Arnold, 12TH GRADE

Ali Piyarali, 12TH GRADE

Sara Thomas, 12TH GRADE

Puma Fund VolunteersBrad Probst, CO-CHAIR

Caroline Probst, CO-CHAIR

Andrea Thoreson, CO-CHAIR

Eric Thoreson, CO-CHAIR

Linda Chou, 6TH GRADE

Jessica Fosse, 6TH GRADE

Sarah Miller, 6TH GRADE

Mette Naness, 7TH GRADE

Matt Roach ’90, 7TH GRADE

Jennifer Zell, 7TH GRADE

Gloria Bensussen, 8TH GRADE

Michele Glasser, 8TH GRADE

Sally Wright, 8TH GRADE

Deborah Levy, 9TH GRADE

Russell Normann ’86, 9TH GRADE

Valerie Voss, 9TH GRADE

Julie Braun, 10TH GRADE

Amy Colando, 10TH GRADE

Barbara Sniezek, 10TH GRADE

Heidi Grathwol, 11TH GRADE

Patty Morrissey, 11TH GRADE

Dana Pigott, 11TH GRADE

Gordon Hodge, 12TH GRADE

Sachie Nitta, 12TH GRADE

Erin Toher, 12TH GRADE

#WeAreUPrep CommitteeTim Blok

Alexa Crawford

Chelsea Doran

Margie Duckstad

Katharine Durkee ’04

Linda Bradshaw Labriola

Shavette McGhee

Scottie Nash

Ursula Phelan

Laurie Reed

Holley Ring

Katrina Strand

Mandira Virmani

*deceased

UPrep Team Members 2017-2018


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