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Iron Arrow Honor SocietyTHE HIGHEST HONOR ATTAINED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI

2012-2013 OFFICERS

ASHLEY TAGGARTChief305.775.1278a.taggart@umiami.edu

MELISSA GULLERSon of Chief314.477.6143m.guller@umiami.edu

Adam BofillMedicine Man786.218.2977a.bofill@umiami.edu

COUNCIL OF ELDERSJOHANN A. ALIDAVID L. BROWNMYLES A. COCHRANDAVID McDONALD, Sr.ELIZABETH M. RODRIGUEZMICHELLE A. WILLIAMSC. RHEA WARREN

FACULTY ADVISORANN M. HELMERS

SPONSORDONNA E. SHALALA

A Message from the ChiefGreetings Tribe Members!

The officers and I would like to wish you all a Happy New Year! We hope that 2013 is filled with adventures, success and happiness for you all. I would like to start off our next semester together with a quote from Walt Disney, “We keep moving forward, opening new doors, and doing new things, because we’re curious and curiosity keeps leading us down new paths.” I hope that we will all be curious in 2013, and that this curiosity leads us each down a path of opportunity. For those that were unable to attend the fall semester events, this newsletter provides a great summary of them all, including a list of the new initiates and their accomplishments. This semester we created a welcoming environment for freshmen at Orientation, made ourselves more visible as a Tribe on campus, and initiated a wonderful tap class that had a plethora of knowledge to share. In October, our Tapping Luncheon speaker, Katie Meier, brought us to tears of joy as she inspired us with her view on Iron Arrow and her focus as a coach. Our “History and Traditions Pow Wow” with past and present student leaders opened the doors for discussion about the evolution of undergraduate organizations and events at the University of Miami. In November, we enjoyed each other’s company at a UM vs. Virginia Watch Party and at a fun-filled Family Day in the Everglades, but more importantly we came together as a Tribe in support of JC Ridley at UM’s “Out of Darkness Walk for Suicide Prevention”. We plan to continue participating as a Tribe in other University of Miami community service events, so please check your emails and the Iron Arrow website for any changes to the calendar. I would like to thank all of the Tribe Members who were able to participate this past semester, whether in the flesh or from a remote location. You all keep this Tribe alive. As mentioned previously, we have been working diligently to launch a secure, online Iron Arrow database that only members can access through Alumni Channel. Thanks to Johann Ali’s dedication to this project, the database will be fully operational next month. Look out for an email from me on how to set up your account so that you can stay connected with other Tribe members throughout the world. Furthermore, I would like to thank Raul Alvarez, Jose Armario, and Dean Meyers for their donation to the Tribe, which will be combined with other tribe members’ donations and used for casting a new fire bowl for The Mound. Last, but not least, I would like to congratulate our new Medicine Man, Adam Bofill. The Officers and I look forward to seeing many of you at Tribal activities during the spring semester. As always, w e w e l c o m e y o u r a d v i c e a n d suggestions on previous and future events. Thank you for your support and dedication to the Tribe.

Yours in the Arrow,Ashley Taggart2012-2013 Chief

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Iron Arrow Honor Society - Spring 2013 Calendar

PLEASE CHECK THE WEBSITE FOR THE MOST CURRENT INFORMATION!!

Spring 2013 Women’s Basketball Honor CourtSunday, February 17, 20132:00 p.m.Bank United Center (UM vs. BC)*Line up 30 minutes prior to game time

Nominations Due!Monday, February 18, 20135:00 p.m. - Iron Arrow Office

Spring 2013 Preselections & Business MeetingThursday, February 21, 20138:00 p.m.MEA 220, McArthur Engineering AnnexCoral Gables Campus

Spring 2013 SelectionsSaturday, February 23, 20138:00 a.m.UM Wellness Center Classrooms

Spring 2013 RSMAS TappingsMonday, March 4, 20138:00 a.m.RSMAS Campus, Virginia Key

Spring 2013 Medical Campus TappingsWednesday, March 6, 20138:00 a.m.Iron Arrow Medical MoundShrödinger Research QuadMiller School of Medicine

Spring 2013 Coral Gables TappingsThursday, March 7, 20137:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.Iron Arrow MoundCoral Gables Campus

Spring 2013 Tribal PortraitThursday, March 7, 201311:45 a.m.Iron Arrow MoundCoral Gables Campus

Spring 2013 Tapping LunchThursday, March 7, 201312:15 p.m.University Center Ballrooms1306 Stanford DriveCoral Gables, FL 33146RSVP by March 1, 2013!$35; after March 1 - $40

History & Traditions Lecture SeriesWeek of March 18, 2013

Spring 2013 InitiationSaturday, March 23, 20136:00 p.m. - Everglades

Spring 2013 Initiation BreakfastSunday, March 24, 2013 8:00 a.m.Perricone’s Market Brickell15 SW 10th StreetMiami, FL 33131RSVP by March 18, 2013!$25; after March 18 - $40

Spring 2013 Elections & Business MeetingThursday, April 18, 20138:00 p.m.MEA 220, McArthur Engineering AnnexCoral Gables Campus

Spring 2013 Family Day - Burgers n’ BaseballApril 20, 20134:00 p.m.Robert & Judi Prokup Newman Alumni Center Patio6200 San Amaro BoulevardCoral Gables, FL 33146

Spring 2013 Baseball Honor CourtApril 20, 20136:30 p.m.Mark Light Baseball Stadium*Line up 30 minutes prior to game time

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Iron Arrow Honor SocietyTribal Gatherings

This fall the tribe shared h a p p y m o m e n t s a n d supported each other as well through a variety of activities.

In August Fall orientation began with our entering Class of 2016 learning the alma

mater from those who know this song by heart—Iron Arrow! The students used a special song sheet which was part of a complete history of the University of Miami in poster form, which now adorns many dorm walls and which reflects our role as keepers of the history and traditions. The poster was distributed throughout the fall at tribal programs and will also be available for tribe members at Spring activities.

Homecoming 2012 was earlier than usual this year, but as always Iron Arrow was in the thick of the celebration of all things U. Tapping Day on October 18 brought sunshine and a few showers but the brief downpour couldn’t dampen spirits, as the outstanding Class of Fall 2012 was selected (see page 4). This year the tribal presence on campus from tapping through the Alumni Avenue, Honor Court, and other activities of the weekend was prominently featured in media coverage by the UM Office of Communications.

On Wednesday, October 24th it was a pow-wow in the University Center, as the tribe hosted a unique and very enjoyable evening of communal learning. To a rapt audience that included Fall tappees and UM students, tribe members shared their memories of times past at the University, including stories from every corner of the U. Tales of Greek life, athletics, student involvement, and memories treasured and cherished were all part of this fun-filled and warm session.

On November 11, the tribe gathered to support our talented and dedicated photographer and tribe member JC Ridley, who suffered a tragic loss with the suicide of his son, Shawn, earlier in the year. JC and a group of fellow IA members participated in the 2012 Out of Darkness walk for suicide prevention. Although the day was a somber one, the spirit of the tribe shone forth-‘if you ever need help, reach out and an Iron Arrow will be there’.

On November 18 an intrepid band ventured deep into Pa-Hay-Okee, the River of Grass, for the Fall Family Day outing: a canoe trip in the Everglades. Members explored deep into the back country, and experienced the unique South Florida ecosystem and environment upon which many of our most cherished traditions are based. No one tipped over, everyone who left came back safe and sound and thus the day was declared a resounding success!

Spring 2013 will bring many more opportunit ies to spend t ime together and we hope you will be part of making more memories.

Meet the New Medicine Man: Adam Bofill

At the Iron Arrow business meeting on November 28, Adam Bofill (BS/MS BME ’14) was elected to serve as Medicine Man for the remainder of this academic year.

Adam is a native Miamian who is studying for the combined Bachelor/Master of Science degree in Biomedical Engineering, with a concentration in Mechanical Engineering and a minor in Business Administration. Adam’s involvement at the U is deep and wide-he is currently serving as the Chair of the Engineering Student Ambassadors, Vice President of Recruitment for the Interfraternity Council, Vice Chair of the Association of Greek Letter Organizations, Vice President of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, and Secretary of the Order of Omega. Adam has also been a member of the President’s 100, Relay for Life, Association of Commuter Students, Federacion de Estudiantes Cubanos, Great Start, Student Government Advisory Board and the Biomedical Engineering Honor Society.

Adam has received numerous honors including induction into Omicron Delta Kappa, Alpha Lambda Delta National Honor Society, Gamma Sigma Alpha Honor Society and Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honor Society. He was tapped into Iron Arrow in Fall 2012.

So if you see a very busy young man racing about campus, check closely for a drum, a long shirt and a big smile because it may well be Adam Bofill!

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Leonard AbessUniversity of Miami Board of Trustees: Chair, Vice Chair - Finance Committee, Executive Committee Vice Chair, Vice Chair - Investment Committee, Vice Chair - Audit Committee; Momentum2 Campaign, Co-Chair; Abess Center for Ecosystem Science and Policy, FounderJodi Appelbaum-SteinbauerUniversity of Miami Sports Hall of Fame Class of 1993 Inductee; First Female Board member - UM Sports Hall of Fame; UM Sports Hall of Fame: Secretary, Vice President President Elect; First & Only Female President; Director, Tennis - Junior Orange Bowl Tennis Tournament (16 years); Miami-Dade Tennis Hall of Fame Class of 2006 Inductee; University's of Miami Mailman Center's Debbie School FaundraiserBrittany BassChair, Challah for Hunger; Alpha Delta Pi Finance Vice President; Panhellenic Delegate, Rho Lambda Honor Society; Order of Omega Honor Society; Dance Marathon Executive Board; Jewish Greek AllianceAdam BofillSigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity Vice President; Association of Greek Letter Organizations Vice-Chair;Interfraternity Council Vice President; College of Engineering Student Ambassadors Chair; President's 100; Order of Omega Greek Leadership Honor Society Secretary; Omicron Delta Kappa National Leadership Honor Society; Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honor Society; Alpha Eta Mu Beta Biomedical Engineering Honor Society Jessica BuickoSchool of Medicine Student Government Class of 2013 Regional Medical Campus, President, Vice President; Senior Alpha Omega Alpha; Paul Liebman M.D. Memorial Award; Director, Herophilus Academic Society; Student Interest Group in Trauma, Vice President; Student Interest Group in Surgery, Secretary; Student Interest Group in Women’s Health, Treasurer; UMMSM Intramural Athletics: Co-Captain of Co-ed Soccer & Flag Football Teams; Chair, Cadaver Memorial Ceremony Committee; Alpha Epsilon LambdaCristina BustoHomecoming Reunion Committee - Chair, Member; Miami Alumni Women's Panhellenic - President, Vice President; President's 100 - co-chair; Zeta Tau Alpha - Recruitment AdvisorDhrushti DesaiVice President of External Communications - School of Business Peer Counseling Program; Miami Mayhem Intercollegiate Team Liaison; Hyperion Council Titan; Alpha Kappa Psi Vice President of Chapter Performance; Teaching Assistant; Team LeaderRicardo HallAssistant Vice President of Student A!airs and Dean of Students; Faculty Advisor for Student Government; Chair, Student Assessment Committee; Chair, Who’s Who Selection Committee; Student Publications Advisory Board; Employee Benefits Advisory Council; Title IX Compliance Committee; Rho Lambda Board of Directors; Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity; Laurel Award for Outstanding Job Performance; UM Macabee Award for Service to Jewish Community; 2011 UM Dancing with the Stars ChampionNicholas HewlettBasileus, Omicron Delta Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; President, University of Miami Chapter - National Pan-Hellenic Council; Co-president, Canes Care for Canes; SG Executive Board Liaison, Brothers Overcoming Negativity and Destruction; President's 100Hong-Uyen HuaPresident - C.O.I.S.O.; Hecht Academic Fellow; I.M.P.A.C.T. Facilitator; Student Government Senator; Kristi House Ambassador; Project Sunshine Volunteer; Sebastian The Ibis Service Award; Founding Member/Treasurey, HealthCanes; Published Research Assistant at University of Miami Bascom Palmer Eye Institute; President's Honor Roll; Foote Fellow; Isaac B. Singer Scholar; Omicron Delta Kappa, Vice President of Events; Mortar Board; Phi Beta KappaBrenden KollarInterfraternity Council President - 2 Terms; Phi Delta Theta Vice President; Gamma Sigma Alpha Honor Society Vice President; Bill McCoy Scholarship Recipient; Dean's Award for Service; Order of Omega Greek Leadership Honor Society; Mortar Board Senior Honor Society; Omicron Delta Kappa National Leadership Honor Society; Provosts Honor RollAmar MandaliaExecutive Director of the Medical School’s Academic Societies; Site Director for the Big Pine Key Health Fair; Student A!airs Committee of the Board of Trustees as the Medical School representative; Since 2007, Involved in seven di!erent research projects and named in five medical posters/publications; Co-president of SCOPE; Co-founder of the Miller Votes Campaign, and the Founder of Miami Mayhem

Liana NealonCharles C. Papy, Jr. Moot Court Board, Executive Vice President; Equity Playhouse, Director; Society of Bar & Gavel, 'Canes Carnival Co-Chair; Arsht Grant, Student Facilitator; HOPE Day of Service, Organizing Committee Member & Site Leader; Miami-Dade Public Defender's O"ce-Redemption Workshop Project, Student Coordinator; Litigation Skills, Trial Honors Recipient; HOPE Summer Fellow, Miami-Dade Public Defender's O"ce; Center for Ethics and Public ServiceRonak PatelIndian Student's Association Public Relations Chair, Vice President and President; National Gandhi Day of Service Co-Chair; STRIVE Recruitment Chair; Student Government Cabinet; University Curriculum Committee Student Representative; Faculty Senate Representative; Student Government Representative to the Academic A!airs Committee of the Board of Trustees; Honor Council representativeNilda (Nena) PeragalloDean & Professor of the School of Nursing & Health Studies; Sigma Theta Tau, International Nursing Honor Society; Fellow, American Academy of Nursing; Co-Editor in Chief, Hispanic Healthcare International; Ambassador, Paul G. Rogers Society for Global Health Research; American Red Cross Spectrum Award Honoree; Health Care Hero - Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce; Recognized as one of most successful Latinas in 2004Lauren PettietteChildren Advocacy and Family Law Society, President; Public Interest Leadership Board, Chair of Programming and Planning Committee; Society of Bar & Gavel, Treasurer and Chair of the Traditions Committee; HOPE Day of Service, Committee Leader; Student Ambassador, Committee Member and Tour Guide; Empower Youth, Inc., Tutor; Philanthropy Week, Committee Member; Miami Scholars, Public Interest Scholarship Recipient; Business Law Review, Candidate; Dean's Certificate of Achievement, RecipientIsaac PrilleltenskyDean of the School of Education and Human Development; Erwin and Barbara Mautner Inaugural Endowed Chair in Community Well-Being; International scholar - community psychology; Fellow, American Psychological Association; Fellow, Educational Research Association; Fellow, Society for Community Research and ActionAmber RobertsonWVUM 90.5 The Voice of the University of Miami radio station General Manager, Music Director; recipient MTVu Woodie Award for Best College Radio Station in the US; UMTV Production Assistant; Alpha Epsilon Rho Honor Society; National Broadcasting Society; Broadcast Education Association; Student Assistant to Honors Program-School of Communication; Provost and Dean’s Honor RollsTanner SimkinsHurricane Productions Chair; HP Vice Chair of Programming; Ethics Society President; WVUM DJ and Sports Commentator; MTV Woody Award Winning Team Member; Omicron Delta Kappa; UM Inter-collegiate Ethics Bowl debate teamDanny SleemanSurgical Residency Training Program Director, Professor of Surgery and Anesthesiology, Division of Surgical Care Chief, Ryder Trauma Center Co-Medical Director, Vice Chairman of Surgical Education, GME Program Director Committee, Trauma Quality Management Committee Member, Lacroscopic Committee Member, Alan Livingstone Award Recipient, C. Gillon Award RecipientMariah SzpunarPresident, American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Associate Justice, University of Miami Supreme Court; Chair, Engineering Advisory Board Events Committee; Co-Chair, American Society of Civil Engineering Concrete Canoe Team; Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honorary Society; Pi Tau Sigma Mechanical Engineering Honorary Society; President’s Honor Roll; National Science Foundation Research Experience for Undergraduates; Undergraduate Researcher, UM Industrial Assessment CenterSabrina TaldoneUMSM Student Government Class of 2014 Class Council President; "The Launch Pad" Entrepreneurship Service Graduate Student Fellow; Business of Medicine President; Mitchell S. Wolfson DOCS: Project Manager - Student Leadership Retreat; Student Researcher, Interdisciplinary Stem Cell Institute; Phi Beta Kappa; SPARK; AMA; Community Outreach and Teaching Services; Pre-Med Mentoring Program; Preventative Medicine Club; Project Volcano; American Medical Women's Association

Iron Arrow Honor SocietyCongratulations to our Fall 2012 Initiates!

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NEW!! Online Member Management System!

On February 1, 2013, Iron Arrow will launch its transition to a modern management system for conducting its business and serving its membership.

In 1999, Chief Johann Ali had a master vision for modernizing the way the Tribe operated, a key piece of which was to have a live database that members could access online and maintain their contact information, pay for their membership dues, order merchandise, and perhaps most importantly, search for and connect with their fellow Iron Arrows, the new online membership management system is a giant leap forward for the Tribe. The new system does all of what Chief Ali envisioned, and more!

When members visit the Iron Arrow website, they will be presented with a “member login” link that will initially allow them to search for, verify and activate their account. They can then correct or add contact information, include years served as an officer, year and semesters tapped and initiated, and search for other members based on a multitude of parameters. The system also hosts an online community, electronic bulletin boards, and allows the Officers to disseminate information rapidly and effectively via email, social media, and even by fax. No longer will you have to worry about paying your annual dues - the system presents you with a reminder when the new academic year rolls around! As the system is brought online and more of it is deployed, more functionality will be added, in accordance with University’s policies and limits. There will be a learning curve, so we will be providing a tutorial as well that can be completed online.

Everyone is highly encouraged and indeed requested to be on the lookout for this new system and to maximize its usage!

Iron Arrow Honor Society

Wheel of LifeJohann Ali Raul AlvarezJosé ArmarioJames BlasingameTruly BurtonDarren DupriestScott KornspanDean Meyers

Silver ArrowPaco CastellonMark LamplSandy Nusbaum Peter Ortner

Bronze ArrowSamuel HollanderElizabeth KatzenLois KerrArthur SherEugene Steinfeld

Financial ResponsibilityPlease remember, it is the responsibility of each Member to help maintain the Tribe’s financial security. Your annual dues help to fund all Tribal activities.In addition, please consider supporting the Iron Arrow Room in the new Student Activities Center.Help keep the Tribe strong by paying your annual dues. Along with each level of giving, contributing members will be recognized with a designated lapel pin, along with a letter of appreciation.Giving levels are as follows:

Wheel of Life: $500+Gold Arrow: $250-$499.99Silver Arrow: $100-$249.99Bronze Arrow: $50-$99.99

Contributions to the Iron Arrow Gift Account count towards your level of giving for the University of Miami. For more information, please email us at ironarrow@miami.edu.

Donor Honor RollThe Tribe is deeply grateful to the following members for their faithful generosity in the past year:

Iron Arrow Members will be greeted with a new option this year - to log in to their own accounts and manage aspects of their

membership!

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Iron Arrow Honor SocietySpring 2013 Luncheon Speaker: Irwin P. Raij

Irwin P. Raij is a partner with Foley & Lardner LLP and co-chair of the Sports Industry Team. He is also a member of the Government & Public Policy, Real Estate and Finance & Financial Institutions Practices. Mr. Raij grew up in Miami-Dade County and remains a member of the Cuban Hebrew Congregation. He graduated from the U in 1992, and received his J.D. from Washington University School of Law. He was tapped into Iron Arrow in the Spring of 1991 and served as Medicine Man with Chief Freddie Stebbins from Fall 1991-Spring 1992.

Mr. Raij has extensive experience in the sports industry, where he has represented and counseled a number of clients. He has worked closely with professional sports leagues, including Major League Baseball. Most recently and notably, he led the team that represented Guggenheim Baseball Management (headed by Mark Walter, Earvin “Magic” Johnson and Stan Kasten, the former president of the Atlanta Braves and Washington Nationals, among others) in

the acquisition of the Los Angeles Dodgers, the single largest transaction ever for a professional sports franchise. He has also served on the Oakland A’s Ballpark Committee, the Miami Marlins Ballpark, and the relocation of the Montreal Expos to become the Washington Nationals, all on behalf of MLB. He has also worked with the Texas Rangers, Miami Dolphins, and the Sacramento Kings.

Before joining Foley, Mr. Raij served as assistant counsel to the Gore/Lieberman presidential campaign, with responsibility for compliance with Federal Election Commission regulations, drafting committee contracts and leases, conducting research and providing other legal guidance. Mr. Raij previously served as an attorney in the White House Office of Counsel to the President and later as associate counsel in the White House Office of Counsel to the Vice President. Mr. Raij assisted in the defense of the vice president and the administration in congressional and Department of Justice investigations.

In 2011, Mr. Raij was named to the Sports Business Journal/Daily Forty Under 40 list and was also recognized by the Washingtonian in their list of Washington’s Best Lawyers. Additionally, he has been recognized by the Legal 500 for work in sports law in 2010, named a 2009 Young Guns Top Washington Lawyer by the Washington Business Journal, named the 2008 Young Alumnus of the Year by the Washington University School of Law, was highlighted by Washington Lawyer magazine on the Washington Nationals deal in the cover story of its November issue in 2007, is the recipient of the 2004 American Marshall Memorial Fellowship, named a 2003 finalist by the South Florida Business Journal as an "Up and Comer" in South Florida’s legal community and was the 2001 recipient of the "Spotlight of Achievers" award from the Latin Auxiliary of the Jewish Home of Miami.

Irwin is a past president of the University of Miami D.C. Alumni Association, served on the National Alumni Association Board of the University of Miami, and is a member of Iron Arrow. In 2010, he was appointed to the Washington D.C. Jewish Community Center board of directors. Mr. Raij has been active in the Greater Washington Jewish Federation, including chairing a mission to Moscow in 2009, and in June 2011 he was appointed to their board of directors. Recently, he became a member of The Jewish Federation of North America’s National Young Leadership Cabinet. He also serves on the board of directors of Amigos for Kids®, a Florida nonprofit.

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Iron Arrow Honor SocietyIron Arrow Member InformationName: Semester/Year Tapped: Mailing Address: Were you an Officer? Y/N Position and year : City: State: Zip Code: Graduation Year(s): Home Phone: Cell Phone: Degrees: E-mail: College(s) or School(s): If you work at the University of Miami, please provide your Campus Address:

Department: Building & Room Number: Locator Code: Telephone Extension:

Iron Arrow Member Invoice (use this form for check payments only!)

Credit Card Payments: For your security and protection, Iron Arrow will only accept credit card payments via the University’s secure online payment system. We will no longer process paper credit card form authorizations.

Please order and make your credit card payment online via the Iron Arrow website at www.ironarrow.com/payments

Item Quantity Price (each) TotalAnnual Package

(Dues, Lunches & Breakfasts for Fall 2012 and Spring 2013) $150.00 $Semester Package

(Dues, Lunches & Breakfasts for Spring 2013) $100.00 $Annual Dues - Academic Year Fall 2012 - Spring 2013 $50.00 $

Please note, Dues are payable in the Fall of each year, regardless of semester tapped/initiated

Spring Tapping Luncheon (March 7, 2013) $35.00 $Please note, that the Luncheon Ticket will be $40 after March 1, 2013

Spring Initiation Breakfast (March 24, 2013) $25.00 $Please note, that the Luncheon Ticket will be $40 after March 18, 2013

Iron Arrow Medallion $20.00 $Iron Arrow Lapel Pin $10.00 $Iron Arrow: A History Book $25.00 $Leather Bound Limited Edition Book $75.00 $Operating Expense Contribution $Endowment Fund $

(all donations go towards the Iron Arrow Sophomore Leadership Award made payable by separate check to: University of Miami - IA Endowment)

Please include this page along with the following information in your return envelope:

1. Check Number ______ for $_____________ for the above items.2. Check Number ______ for $_____________ towards the Endowment Fund.Some contributions may be tax deductible. Please check with your financial advisor.Make checks payable to University of Miami - Iron Arrow.

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Do you have a great idea for a Tribal event? A fundraising activity? A general request? A suggestion for the Officers?Please let us know and we will do our best to implement your idea. Keep the Tribe updated with news via email and we’ll try to post it online!

In MemoriamThe Tribe wishes to acknowledge, recognize, honor and celebrate our fellow Iron Arrows whom we have been notified passed on in the last year. Our Tribe and the University of Miami community mourn their passing. We reach out together as a Tribe to support their families and reflect on their amazing legacies. They will be forever missed, forever Miami Hurricanes and forever Iron Arrows. Please visit the Iron Arrow website’s “News” section for additional information on these remarkable members. Members are listed in order of passing from most recent to most distant.

Stephen J. Dresnick, M.D. (1950-2012) - Founder of Sterling Healthcare; Pioneer in Emergency Medicine. Managing Director, Dresnick Healthcare Advisors. UM School of Nursing Building Campaign Chair. Iron Arrow since Fall 1975.Harvey Earl Brown (1923-2012) - Prominent UM School of Medicine Professor of Rheumatology, Captain and Surgeon, US Army (Ret). Iron Arrow since Fall 2005.James O. Nelson (1936-2012) - Prominent South Florida attorney, UM Student Bar Association, Editor for the Student Law Review, UM General Alumni board of directors, Law Alumni board of directors, Outstanding Law Senior Ibis award recipient. Iron Arrow since Spring 1967.Phyllis C. Cleveland (1940-2012) - Lifelong teacher and role model to our children at Blue Lakes Elementary School. Iron Arrow since Fall 2001.Dr. Joseph Kalbac (1931 - 2012) - UM Team Physician, Professor of Orthopedic Surgery University of Miami Medical School. Iron Arrow since Spring 1987.Lewis H. Fogle, Jr. (1919-2012) - Prominent South Florida Attorney, Chief of Iron Arrow 1941-1942. Iron Arrow since Fall 1940.

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