Anna Nitschmann Society
The Anna Nitschmann Society honors the legacy of one of America’s earliest philanthropists, Anna Nitschmann, whose vision and dedication helped shape the foundation of what is now º£½ÇÂÒÂ×ÉçÇø. In her spirit, the Anna Nitschmann Society strives to be the pioneering force for women philanthropists at º£½ÇÂÒÂ×ÉçÇø today, fostering a community of women who are inspired to continue her mission of education, empowerment, and collective advancement.
| KEY: | * | Deceased | H | Honorary Degree | S | Seminary |
| G | Graduate Degree | P | Parent | GP | Grandparent |
Mary Kate Turowski Andris, EdD ’96 & Kevin M. Andris, Esq. ’94
Susan Chapman Boehret ’74 & Robert Boehret
Evelyn Trodahl ’68, H’13, GP’29 & Richard Chynoweth GP’29
Jill Seyfried, DBA ’05 & Tyson L. Frack
Bryon L. Grigsby, PhD ’90, P’22, P’26, P’29 & Lea B. Grigsby P’22, P’26, P’29
Constance Stirling Hodson ’68 & Thomas W. Hodson
Kathryn Broczkowski Klein ’67
Beverly Gaston Kochard ’73 & Dale Kochard
Deborah Oplinger McKinnon, JD ’73 & Russell McKinnon
Rev. Dr. Christine Nelson S’22
Patricia Nemesh Schoenen ’70 & Robert J. Schoenen Jr.
Hilary Martin Wandall, Esq. ’93 & Walter T. Wandall ’90
Janice S. Warren-Findlow, PhD ’81 & Tim Findlow