New additions

Margaret Bagnardi

Avery Daugherty ('07, '09M)

Bobby McMahon ('06)

Towana Moore

Maria Papadakis

Brittany Williams ('05)

World-Changer Profiles

James Madison

Carolyn Abitbol ('67)

Donna Amenta

Shawn Arnold ('76, '81M)

Andy Bacon ('00)

Carole Baldwin ('81)

Brian Balmages ('98)

John Barrick ('76)

Ken Bartee ('83)

Phil Bigler ('74, '76M)

Norlyn Bodkin

Casey Boutwell ('08)

Keith Brill ('77)

Dr. Christie-Joy Brodrick Hartman

Shelby Brown ('83)

Bill Buck

Julian A. Burruss

Michael Cappeto ('70), ('71M)

Tom Carr ('84)

Ronald E. Carrier

Ginjer Norris Clarke ('94)

Dan Cole ('87)

Cynthia Coolbaugh ('70)

Maj. Patrick Creed ('93)

Joe Damico ('76, '77M)

Kai Degner ('03, '05M)

Mark Dertzbaugh ('82)

Sue Dickson ('52)

Lt. Col. Mike Dillon ('81)

Tom Dingledine

Vickie Dodson ('90)

Dr. Dan Downey ('75)

Samuel Page Duke

Linia Duncan ('07)

Curt Dvonch ('08)

Katy Elmore ('01M)

Ed Estes

Karen Evans

Richard Evans

Vanessa Evans ('93, '97M)

Judith Flohr

Shirley "Lea" Foley

Bruce and Lois Cardarella Forbes ('64)

Marlon Foster ('82, '95M)

Joanne Gabbin

Mark Gabriele ('95)

Chris Gatesman ('94M)

Elizabeth Gauldin ('50)

Valerie Gibbs ('11)

Joann Grayson

Oris Griffin

Jazminia Griffith ('06)

Jennifer Griffith ('09)

David Grimm ('74)

Debbie Grimm ('74)

Donna Sizemore Hale ('81)

Charles Haley ('87)

Barbara Hall ('82)

Sarita Hartz ('02)

Kim Hartzler-Weakley ('00,'07M)

Derwin Henderson ('83)

John Horigan ('04)

Mike Hoss ('84)

Vida Huber (1937-2005)

Dan Irwin ('90)

Eric Johnson ('95)

Pamela Johnson

Blake Jones ('04)

Jessica Kahn ('91)

Josh Kelaher ('11)

Shannon Kennan ('97M)

Katie King ('97)

Lesley Kipling ('99)

Karina Kline-Gabel ('92)

Kevin Knight ('99)

Margot Knight ('74)

Jonathan Koves ('05)

Susan E. Kruck ('94) ('95M)

David LaMotte ('90)

Emily Lewis Lee ('43)

Steve Leeolou ('78)

Gordon Leisch ('56, '65M)

Laurence Lewis ('08)

Gladys Kemp Lisanby ('49)

Nathan Lyon ('94)

Amy Macaleer ('01)

Gina MacDonald

Sonja Macys ('97)

Virginia Mann ('06)

Samier Mansur ('07)

Nate Marsh ('01)

Maj. Gen. Raymond Mason ('78)

Special Agent Charles T. May Jr. ('83)

Beth McGinnis ('00)

MeMe McKee ('99)

Amy McPherson ('83)

Challace McMillin

G. Tyler Miller

Matt Miller ('98)

Sushil Mittal

Marcy Morrison ('91)

Roger Myers

Tracey Neale ('89)

Dee Nilsen ('00)

John B. Noftsinger Jr. ('85)

Nursing Student Association

Mary Ellen Garber Otto ('58)

Kathleen Pantaleo

Ross Paterson ('90)

Erin Peacock ('07)

Michael Peretich ('06)

Joy Petway ('07)

J. Peter Pham

Janet Phillips ('88)

Laurie Tusing Phillips ('85)

Robert and Frances Plecker

Ryan Powanda ('09)

Jim and Julie Riley ('99P, '05P)

Don Rhymer ('82)

Dave Rizzo ('83)

Richard M. Roberds

Dick and Shirley Hanson ('56) Roberts

James Robinson

Inez Graybeal Roop ('35)

Linwood H. Rose

Leah Rosenwasser

John Rothenberger ('88)

Dave Sanderson ('83)

Katie Schnable ('05)

Julie Schneider ('99)

Tim Schulte ('94M), ('99D)

Brandon Schultz

Dr. Brenda Seal

Bertie Martin Selvey ('58)

W. Raymond "Buddy" Showalter Jr. ('50) (1928-2007)

Mary Slade

Charles Douglas 'Doug' Smith ('93)

Sister Glenna Smith ('04M)

Capt. Jeff Soule ('02)

Wesli Spencer ('06)

Anne Stewart

Stanley Stewart ('78)

Levar Stoney ('04)

Diane Strawbridge ('80, '02M)

Judy Strickler ('60)

Debra Sutton

Elizabeth Swallow

Laura Taalman

Kimberly Taylor ('79)

Jason Teasley ('02)

Casey Templeton ('06)

Samantha Terry ('05) ('08M)

Bruce Thayer ('84)

Kathy Thomas ('78)

Mike Thomas ('76, '77M)

Jeff Tickle ('90)

Sean Tobin ('92)

Dennis Tracz ('78)

Kate Trammell

Christina Updike ('73)

Cathy Webb

Louise Wilkins-Haug ('76)

J. Craig Williams ('79)

Mandy Woodfield ('05)

Dr. Patricia I. Wright ('75)

Grace Wyngaard

Amy Porter Zacaroli ('88)

J. Craig Williams ('79)

Attorney and lecturer

J. Craig Williams never forgot the Madison vice president who taught him the importance of "paying it forward." Dr. Ray Sonner, for whom Sonner Hall is named, made the phone call that helped Williams land his first job. When Williams started his own law practice, he often received resumes from hopeful lawyers who had no chance of getting a job with the practice that focused on complex business litigation and hired no one with less than 10 years of experience. Yet, every "rejection" letter contained an offer from Williams to buy the applicant lunch and discuss his or her future. Williams says probably less than 10 percent of recipients read beyond the first sentence, but those who did sent him wonderful letters about the jobs they eventually got. Today, Williams is a board certified civil trial advocate with Sedgwick, Detert, Moran & Arnold, LLP, a large international law firm.

"Madison was directly responsible for influencing me to adopt this pay-it-forward philosophy."