2008–2009 biennial Rep ort

M I S S ION O F T H E U NITE D BOA R D

The United Board for Christian Higher Education in Asia works to

support a Christian presence in colleges and universities in Asia.

ABO U T U S

Founded in 1922, the United Board is a Christian organization that

works through higher education institutions in Asia to express
values such as justice, reconciliation and harmony between ethnic
and religious communities, gender equity, care for the environment,
and civil society.

The United Board operates as both a programmatic and grant-

making organization and works in partnership with institutions of
higher education across Asia.
LETTER FROM THE CHAIRMAN AND PRESIDENT

This report marks a turning point for the United Board. Eight years ago, we opened a Hong Kong
office in order to fully engage in challenges facing higher education in Asia. This base enabled us
to expand our professional contacts and develop strong working relationships with universities
and colleges across the region. It deepened our understanding of key issues confronting Asian
educators and helped us identify countries and regions that particularly need support. As a
result, the United Board’s Asia-wide network is stronger and more vital than ever.

Our programs have been initiated and located in Asia, but going forward, they will be led by
partner institutions in Asia in cooperation with the United Board. Programs will be pan-Asian,
based at institutions in the region and driven by on-site experts. A brief introduction to our
three new program initiatives — Environment, Inter-Religious Understanding and Peace-
Building, and Local Knowledge — can be found on the next page.

We could not have reached this new phase without the relationships developed through our
signature programs, such as the United Board Fellows, Asian University Leaders, Regional Faculty
Scholars and others featured in this report. These programs will continue to be a vital part of
our work. We invite you to read comments from alumni, which vividly illustrate the tangible,
lasting impacts of their experiences with the United Board.

The highlights of two busy program years, described in these pages, show how the United Board
and its partners continue to be important voices in Asia for the value of combining academic,
moral and ethical training. We are grateful for your continuing support of these efforts.

Ching-mai Wu Patricia Stranahan

Chair, Board of Trustees President
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U N I T E D B O A R D I N I T I AT I V E S

United Board initiatives are driven by our which they are based. The Initiative’s coastal history and culture. The goal is to develop
partner institutions across Asia. We currently component addresses issues of sustainability, a sustainable network of institutions and
support three pan-Asian initiatives — while its land component focuses on the scholars that can facilitate cooperation and
Environment, Inter-Religious Understanding interaction between environment and health. continuing dialogue about religious traditions
and Peace-Building, and Local Knowledge and community.
— through our grant-making, fellowship Inter-Religious Understanding
programs and fundraising efforts. These and Peace-Building Local Knowledge
initiatives build on the United Board’s rich The Inter-Religious Understanding and Peace- The rapid pace of globalization makes
tradition of educational capacity building Building Initiative supports projects that preservation of local knowledge —
and collaborative partnerships. build a shared understanding of the region’s everything from local dialects and music
religious traditions and respectfully consider to knowledge of medicinal plants — all
Environment differences within a substantive context of the more urgent. The goal of the Local
The Environment Initiative uses the Knowledge Initiative is to provide Asia’s
transformative power of education to researchers, faculty and librarians with
develop the enhanced knowledge, values, training and models that will enable them
attitudes, commitment and skills required to make greater use of available digital tools
to protect and improve the environment in to document,
Asia. Through support for environmental preserve
advocacy, it and share
also strengthens disappearing
connections cultural
between academic In developing its initiatives, the traditions.
United Board seeks the input
institutions and of specialists at its partner
the communities in institutions across Asia.

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 “Earlier I would wait for
opportunities to come my way;
F A C U LT Y & L E A D E R S H I P D E V E L O P M E N T now I try to create opportunities
for my students.”
United Board Fellows Program
— United Board Fellow Lilian Jasper,
University of Calcutta
Mid-level faculty and administrators at Asian United Board Fellows enrich their host
institutions gain new skills, fresh perspectives institutions, helping to internationalize their
and increased confidence through the United campuses and their academic networks.
Board Fellows Program. The program helps Twenty-eight Fellows are participating in the
prepare Fellows for leadership positions at 2008–2010 program; there were 29 in the
their home institutions, through short-term 2006–2008 cohort. Since the program was
placements that expose them to ways that introduced in 2002, a total of 110 Fellows
other universities and colleges manage similar from ten countries have been involved in
issues. the program.

Over the two-year program cycle, Fellows

participate in two placements of four months
each at universities in the United States,
Asia and Australia. With the support of a
mentor at each host institution, the Fellow
Fellow Zhang Xunjie (top photo, back
participates in campus life and learns how row, center) with students during her
peers put leadership concepts into practice. placement at Lingnan College, Hong
Kong and Fellow Prathana Langkarpint
Particular focus is given to the positions and
at Valparaiso University in wintry
responsibilities that the Fellow is expected Indiana (left photo).
to fill eventually at the home institution.
The individual builds a valuable network of “The United Board Fellows Program
contacts with colleagues at host institutions will definitely play an important
and with other Fellows. role in my professional life.”
— United Board Fellow Qianhua Yang,
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F A C U LT Y & L E A D E R S H I P D E V E L O P M E N T
Regional Faculty Scholarship Program

One effective means to strengthen Asia’s Indonesia, Korea, the Philippines and
institutions of higher education is to Thailand. These host universities recruit and
increase the number of faculty with master’s select young faculty from United Board-
or PhD degrees. The Regional Faculty related institutions, then oversee their
Scholarship Program provides support for programs of study.
faculty seeking these advanced degrees,
while building bridges between academic The scholars who participate in the
institutions in Asia. program return to their home institutions
with advanced degrees, international
Today, more and more Asian universities perspectives and networks, and strong
offer high-quality advanced degree English skills. They are able to develop
programs. The United Board builds on this new courses, employ new teaching
trend, implementing the Regional Faculty methodologies, share knowledge with Debbie Bautista on the campus of Macquarie University
Scholarship Program in partnership with their colleagues and students, and gain with Regional Scholar Neil Rupidara (left) and former
12 institutions in Australia, China, India, access to additional sources of research United Board Fellow Nguyen Minh Tho Le (right).
material. They also help enrich their host
institutions, by bringing new voices and
“The United Board program is a “My current study is applicable to
different experiences to their classrooms
valuable opportunity for teachers like my own local situation and will be a
and campuses.
me to learn and share our knowledge good take-off point for future work
with Asian scholars and teachers and in my home university’s professional
other international fellows.” Since its founding in 2001, the program has
and outreach programs.”
helped 173 scholars complete their degrees.
— Regional Scholar Sri Mulyani of An additional 30 scholars will finish their — Regional Scholar Debbie Bautista
Sanata Dharma University is a of Ateneo de Manila University
degrees before the middle of 2010.
PhD candidate in English is a PhD candidate in psychology at
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Macquarie University (Australia)
The Inter-Religious Understanding and Peace-Building Initiative
supports projects that build a shared understanding of the
region’s religious traditions.
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 “One can truly, truly be productive
in the environment provided by
F A C U LT Y & L E A D E R S H I P D E V E L O P M E N T IASACT.”
— Bonita Aleaz, University of Calcutta
Institute for Advanced Study in Asian Cultures and Theologies (IASACT)
“I instill Christian and ethical values
Inter-religious understanding is central American and Asian scholars in joint
in my teaching in a more intense way
to the United Board’s mission and all exploration of theologies.
after my experience with the United
of its programs. Through the Institute Board.”
for Advanced Study in Asian Cultures Each scholar completes a working paper
and Theologies (IASACT), the United while in residence at IASACT, which often — Pushpa Joseph, University of Madras
Board provides space and time for leads to further sharing of their insights
Asian theologians to deepen their own through published journal articles, a
understanding of theologies and traditions. contributed chapter to a book or a
The program also creates a forum for completed dissertation.
colleagues from across Asia to discuss
sensitive issues and explore common IASACT was introduced in 2004 and the
ground and differences. composition of its participants illustrates the
program’s success in facilitating broad, diverse
Over the course of the six-week residential dialogue. Since its inception, 92 scholars from
program, scholars undertake research and 53 institutions in 14 countries have benefited
writing in the broad area of Asian cultures from the time IASACT affords for
and theologies. As a result, participants are reflection, interaction and
better equipped to strengthen theological network-building.
IASACT enables
education in their universities and colleges, Asian theologians
promote intra-Asian theological dialogue to deepen their
understanding of
and encourage cross-disciplinary discussions. theologies and
Representatives of the Graduate Theological traditions.
Union of Berkeley, California, also participate
in IASACT, as a means to engage North
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 “The program gave me information for
evaluation and improvement, effective
F A C U LT Y & L E A D E R S H I P D E V E L O P M E N T elements of leadership training and
the ability to carry out my University’s
Asian University Leaders Program strategic plan for capacity building
and improvement of teaching quality.”
New leaders of Asian universities and While the typical AULP draws participants
— Dr. Vo Van Sen, University of Social
colleges benefit from a direct exchange of from across Asia, the United Board also Sciences and Humanities,
information with their peers, as well as from has conducted country-specific leadership Vietnam National University
specialized skills training in fundraising and programs. In April 2009, a program in Hanoi
administration. The Asian University Leaders provided a forum for leaders of Vietnamese
Program (AULP) convenes new university or universities and colleges to focus on
college trustees, presidents, vice presidents, administrative and academic issues particular
deans and key support staff from institutions to their country, its state of development and
across Asia for a four-day program of its educational practices.
practical analysis and best practices.
Nearly 100 administrators from 66
A key aspect of this program has been the institutions have taken part in AULP regional
opportunity for participants to reflect on workshops since the program’s inception in
the meaning of Christian presence in higher 2003. Country-specific workshops, which
education in Asia and, in particular, within typically draw about 20 administrators, have
their own institutions. This helps lay the been held in India, Indonesia, the Philippines
groundwork for discussion with their peers and Vietnam.
on academic excellence, quality assessment,
and ethics and governance. AULP is an “I enjoyed the sessions which were
excellent opportunity to strengthen networks very useful to me and also eye opening
among the university leaders and, for the regarding the challenges ahead and
United Board, to renew relations with long- also the responsibility as a Christian AULP engages new university leaders from
time partner institutions. leader.” across Asia at its Hong Kong gathering or
within a single country, such as Vietnam.
— Gunaseeli Sathiyamoorthy,
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Lady Doak College
The Local Knowledge Initiative builds a network of institutions with
the capacity to collect, preserve and share Asia’s rich repository of
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indigenous knowledge and cultural traditions.
I M P R O V E M E N T O F C A M P U S FA C I L I T I E S

To meet the challenges of preparing students improving library technology at Satya

for the twenty-first century, Asian institutions Wacana University in Indonesia.
of higher education often need to modernize
their physical facilities. The United Board has The Henry Luce Foundation generously
served as an intermediary between several of committed more than $1 million for the
its Asian partner institutions and U.S.-based renovation of campus facilities at three
funders for campus construction projects. Asian universities, which the United Board
administered. At Central Philippines
One source of support has been a public- University, physical improvements will
private partnership supported by the USAID’s make it possible for the library to offer more
Office of American Schools and Hospitals student services. The renovated auditorium
Abroad (ASHA). ASHA provides grant at Silliman University will enable the
assistance to U.S. organizations on behalf university to host lectures by leading
of selected schools, libraries and hospitals public figures and cultural programs. At
overseas that are founded or sponsored Satya Wacana Christian University, capital
by U.S. citizens and incorporate America’s upgrades to the university center will help it
high standards for education. Since 1976, play a more important role in campus life.
the United Board has received ASHA grants
on behalf of six Asian universities, totaling The United Board administered these
more than $11 million. Most recently, the grants at no additional costs to the partner
United Board has received funding for the institution or the funders. Former trustee
construction of a women’s dormitory and Ed Sue contributed his time and expertise ASHA-supported construction of a dormitory at
Payap University (top); planning for renovations
a laboratory for the pharmacy program as a consulting architect for the Luce
supported by the Henry Luce Foundation.
at Payap University in Thailand and for reconstruction projects.

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pro g ram calendar

The United Board convened or cosponsored Institute of Advanced Study in Asian Environment Workshop
the following seminars, workshops and Cultures and Theologies May 2–6, 2009
consultations during the period of July 1, June 8–17, 2008 Dumaguete City, Philippines
2007 – June 30, 2009. Hong Kong
Workshop on Digital Humanities in Asia
Institute of Advanced Study in Asian United Board Fellows Leadership Seminar May 20–22, 2009
Cultures and Theologies (IASACT) July 28– Aug 2, 2008 Hong Kong
July 1–21, 2007 Hong Kong
Asian Pacific Regional Conference on
Hong Kong
Asian Christian Faculty Fellowship Service Learning
IASACT Faculty Committee Management October 21–23, 2008 June 1–5, 2009
November 17, 2007 Manila, Philippines Hong Kong
Hong Kong
IASACT Faculty Committee Meeting Liberal Arts Workshop
Workshop on Women and Social Work in November 8, 2008 June 1–5, 2009
Asia Hong Kong Hong Kong
December 16–18, 2007
Asian Christian Faculty Fellowship Institute of Advanced Study in Asian
Fuzhou, China
November 12–16, 2008 Cultures and Theologies
Asia University Leadership Program Bali, Indonesia June 14–30, 2009
January 22–Feburary 2, 2008 Hong Kong
Asian University Leadership Program
Hong Kong
February 2–7, 2009 Environment Consultation
Service Learning Workshop Hong Kong June 25–27, 2009
May 21–31, 2008 Hong Kong
Asian University Leadership Program
Hong Kong
April 13–20, 2009
Hanoi, Vietnam
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The leaders of 12 of the United Board’s partner institutions
shared their insights on challenges in higher education at a
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November 2009 consultation with United Board staff.
UNITED BOARD’S NET WORK IN A SIA

The United Board’s partner Xiamen University St. Christopher’s College of Education Myanmar
institutions are instrumental in Yanbian University Stella Maris College Myanmar Institute of Theology
the successful development and Yanbian University of Science and Union Christian College
Technology University of Madras Philippines
implementation of its programs. Yanjing Theological Seminary Women’s Christian College Ateneo de Manila University
Through this network of colleges Yunnan University Central Philippine University
and universities, the United Board Zhejiang University Indonesia De La Salle University
is able to support leadership and Artha Wacana Christian University Miriam College
faculty development and address East Timor Duta Wacana Christian University Silliman University
pressing issues in higher education. Universidade da Paz Gadjah Mada University Southern Christian College
Universidade Nationale Timor Larosae Indonesian Consortium for Religious St. Scholastica’s College
Studies
Cambodia Hong Kong Maranatha Christian University Taiwan
Royal University of Phnom Penh Chinese University of Hong Kong Petra Christian University Chang Jung Christian University
(Chung Chi College) Parahyangan Catholic University Fu Jen Catholic University
China Hong Kong Baptist University Paulus Christian University Soochow University
Amity Foundation Hong Kong Polytechnic University Sam Ratulangi University Tunghai University
Central China Normal University Institute of Sino-Christian Studies Satya Wacana Christian University
Chinese Academy of Social Sciences Lingnan University Universitas Kristen Indonesia Maluku Thailand
Fudan University Universitas Kristen Indonesia Toraja Assumption University
Fujian Hwa Nan Women’s College India Universitas Pelita Harapan Payap University
Ginling Women’s College The American College
Guizhou Normal University Bishop Heber College Japan Vietnam
Nanjing University Christ University International Christian University Hue University
Peking University Eastern Theological College Sophia University Institute for International Relations
Qinghai Normal University Gurukul Lutheran Theological College Tokyo Union Theological Seminary University of Social Sciences and
Renmin University of China and Research Institute Humanities
Shaanxi Normal University Isabella Thoburn College Korea Vietnam National University
Shanghai University Lady Doak College Ewha Womans University
Sichuan Normal University Madras Christian College Seoul Women’s University
Sichuan University Scottish Church College Soongsil University
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UNITED BOARD SUPPORTER S

Individuals from many walks of life share the She returned to the United States in 1937 and College in Nanjing was a formative experience
United Board’s commitment to supporting married G.H. Wang, then China’s Vice Consul in her life. Thanks to her generosity, an
higher education in Asia. This past year, two in Chicago, in 1938. They raised four children. endowment has been established to provide
individuals demonstrated this commitment She continued working as a nurse, then scholarships to Ginling students.
with generous contributions. began a career as a financial advisor.
She taught school in China and studied
Gladys Wang More than 70 years after completing her English before coming to the United States
Gladys Chin Wang, who made a generous own studies in China, Mrs. Wang’s desire to in 1947 as a scholarship student at Florida
bequest to the United Board in her will, was support young students in China remained Southern College. After graduating in 1951,
motivated by a sense of strong. Her daughter Nancy said her mother she moved to Washington and received
gratitude for the help felt this bequest to the United Board would a master’s degree in library science from
she received for her own create opportunities for other women in Catholic University in 1956. She joined the
education in China in the China to pursue their educational goals. Library of Congress staff in 1958. After her
1930s. This remarkable retirement in 2001, she started a fellowship
woman, who died at Florence Moeson program for students pursuing research on
age 96 in September Florence Tan Moeson, Asian studies at the Library of Congress.
2008, left Chicago for who died in November
China at the age of 12, 2008, was another Her attorney said that Ms. Moeson believed
attending True Light (Zhenguang) Middle quiet philanthropist. Ginling College formed the foundation of
School in Guangzhou, Yenching University She worked for more her higher education and, thus launched
(now Peking University) and Peking Union than 40 years as a her professional life. Her gift will help a new
Medical College in Beijing. After receiving her cataloger of Chinese generation of young women pursue their
nursing degree, she worked in Shanghai as materials at the Library of Congress. A own academic and professional aspirations.
the director of nursing arts for the Red Cross native of Guangzhou, a bequest in her will
Photo of Gladys Wang, courtesy of Nancy Wang.
during the Japanese invasion. made it clear that her education at Ginling Photo of Florence Moeson, courtesy of Tien Doan and Judy Lu of the Asian
Division, Library of Congress.
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GIVING TO THE UNITED BOARD

We invite you to support the United Board’s To contribute via the United Board’s website:
work in the academic communities of Asia. www.unitedboard.org/giving
Just as past contributions have established
endowments that support much of our To make a gift by mail:
work, your contribution ensures the ongoing United Board for Christian Higher Education
strength and vitality of the United Board. in Asia
It strengthens the United Board’s network 475 Riverside Drive, Suite 1221
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or
We welcome both unrestricted gifts to 1/F, Chung Chi College Administration Building
support the work of the United Board and Chinese University of Hong Kong
gifts designated for United Board approved Shatin, Hong Kong
projects at specific schools in Asia or for
United Board projects, such as the United To make a gift of stocks or securities,
Board Fellows Program, Regional Scholars please contact the United Board at
Program or Asian University Leaders 1.212.870.2600.
Program.
Please consider remembering the work of the
The United Board is a tax-exempt, charitable United Board in your estate plans.
501(c)(3) organization in the United States,
and all contributions are tax-deductible to
the full extent allowed by U.S. law. Please
note that gifts made to our Hong Kong office
are tax-deductible in Hong Kong but not in
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D onors Silliman University Alumni Association, Cassel Health Services, Inc. Soon Yung Lee Mr. Leo B. Ruiz
Pacific Northwest Chapter Golden Bear Insurance William Lee, M.D. Dr. Sang W. Song and
The United Board is grateful to the SLANF USA Midwest Chapter Lexmor Consulting Inc. Woong Bum Lee, M.D. Mrs. Chung H. C. Song
many donors who support its work. St. Luke’s Alumni Nursing Foundation Pfizer United Way Campaign Yong Hae Lee Lee Hyun Sung
USA Polytex Fibers Corporation Ms. Laura Liao Don L. and Karen Thornton
This list recognizes contributions received St. Luke’s Alumni USA Foundation, Shilla Bakery Dr. Young-Hee Lowe Dr. and Mrs. Joaquin Uy
during the period July 1, 2007 – June Class of 1963 TJ fuller Corp Chae Hyun Moon Jui Kung Wang
30, 2009 St. Luke’s Alumni USA Foundation, Vagthols Residential Care Center, Inc. Dr. Noel Nequin Therese and George Wang
Class of 1965 Wachovia Bank, N.A. Young Sun Oh, M.D. Dr. Frances Wu
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION, St. Luke’s Alumni USA Foundation,   Ms. Pacita Bongato Pinero Dr. Molly C. Yieh
UNIVERSITY AND CHURCH Class of 1968 ESTATE GIFTS Luz Sobong Porter, Ph.D.
DONORS St. Luke’s Alumni USA Foundation, Estate of Mei Yu Dju Dr. Hi Jung Pyun SPONSORS — ($2,500.00 + )
American Baptist Churches of the Class of 1969 Estate of Martha McCracken Howard Perlita and Juan Rebanal Minnie Alexander
Pacific Coast St. Luke’s Alumni USA Foundation, Estate of Florence Tan Moeson Julian and Ruth Schroeder Anonymous
Carleton College Class of 1971 Estate of Gladys Wang Nak Kwang Shim Ms. Jane E. Arp
Chung Chi Alumni Association of St. Luke’s Alumni USA Foundation, Estate of Judy Chang Wenderoth Dr. and Mrs. Enrico Sobong Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barone
Southern California Class of 1977 Estate of Melvin R. Watson Dr. Patricia Stranahan Kiril and Wendy Brana
Filipino-American United Church of Tunghai University Alumni Association   Edwin L. Tan, M.D. Shirong Chia
Christ — New York of Northern Texas BENEFACTORS — ($10,000 + ) George Ken-Hsi and May Yung-Fun Rosemarie Gerenia Friedman and
First Presbyterian Church The United Church of Christ Mr. C. J. Alexander W. Wang William Friedman
Ginling Association in America United Methodist Church — Women’s Anonymous Mr. Tyler T. Yang and Ms. Sandy Wang Dr. Doopyo A. Hong
National Chapter Division Mr. and Mrs. Lejo Brana David D.K. and Hwa Sun Yoo Dr. and Mrs. San-Pao Li
Ontario Silliman University Alumni Mr. Richard G. Carter Helena Hsien-Tsai Yu Dr. Evangeline Manjares
Association FOUNDATION AND TRUST Prof. Su-Shing Chen Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Miaw
People’s Ind. Church of Christ DONORS Dr. Sun-Oak Choi PATRONS — ($5,000 + ) Mrs. Nellie B. Obligacion
Phillipine American Community of American Schools and Hospitals Mr. Richard Chung Suck-Jun Bang Dr. Patricia N. Page
Bergen County Abroad — USAID Won Pal Chung Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bickford Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Pierce
Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Ravenel Curry Wan-Yu Chen Ms. Nelma O. Pineda
Foundation Bishop Yousoon Kim Memorial Mrs. Independencia Brana de la Cruz Francis and Gloria B. Uy Duane Andrew and Marianna Price
Presbyterian Church (USA) Worldwide Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Rolando Del Carmen Drs. Janelle B. and Generoso D. Dr. Loreto Calibo Sobong
Ministries Division Chia Family Foundation, Inc. Dr. Liberation Bongato Deleon Duremdes Fred and Virginia Ruiz Vergara
Prospect Street United Methodist Chingwan Tcheng Trust Mrs. Elizabeth L. Engle William W. Geis Jr. Mrs. Louise S. Woodruff
Church The Freeman Foundation Mrs. Clara S. John Dr. Ruth Hayhoe Mr. Kano Yamamoto
Silliman Alumni Association in Chicago GE Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Eusebio C. Kho Mr. Rick Huang
(SAI) Harvard-Yenching Institute Choong H. Kim, M.D. Dorothy T. H. and Emilian Hwang SUSTAINERS — ($1,000.00 + )
Silliman Alumni Association, Inc. Allen and Jean Lovejoy Family Trust Drs. Moon Hyun and Yong Cha Kim Dr. Si Eon Kim Mr. Daniel D. Aguila
Silliman Alumni Association Southern The Henry Luce Foundation, Inc. Sung Uk Kim Mrs. Tai Soon Nam Kim Grace Aguinaldo Agustin
California Eleanor N. Marcy Trust Dr. and Mrs. Yong H. Kim Hoe Yong Lee Mrs. Evangelyn Alocilja
Silliman Association Montreal Open Society Institute Dr. Yoon Ok Kim Chih-Fei Lin Anonymous
Silliman University Alumni Association Tsai Fan Yu Foundation Chol J. Lee, M.D. Dr. Youngsik Moon Ms. Nophie Silay Arellano
Houston Dr. Christopher S. Lee Ms. Editha Z. Navarro Mr. and Mrs. Fernando P. Arendain
Silliman University Alum Association CORPORATE AND MATCHING GIFTS Dong Kyu Lee Dr. Che Song Park Ms. Laura L. A. Bacerra
National Capital Region ACP Health Care Resources, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Hasung Lee J. Edward and Helen Ruiz Perez
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Rev. and Mrs. Fred Baliad Mr. Hua-Jiun Jiang Dr. Oscar D. Monera Joo Won Bin, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. David K. Kuo
Mrs. Myrna P. Barinaga Dr. Joseph John Mr. Demeterio Navarro Mrs. Kathleen Anne Black Dr. Edwin S. Kwoh
Mr. Francisco J. Beltran Mrs. Renu R. Joseph Mrs. Kathleen Nelson Ms. Emilie S. Blanco and James Coyette Dr. and Mrs. Jason Lai
Dr. and Mrs. Constantino Bernardez Sagu Joseph Ms. Margie Barraquias Ocariza Blanco Dr. George H. Langeler
Dr. Dae S. Bhyun Wook Ja Lee Ju, M.D. Wilma Mae Parpana Pagulayan Mr. Steven Boswell Dr. Terrill Lautz
Peter and Patricia Black Yonok Jung Geun Sil Paik, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Michael Eric Y. Cabral Mr. and Mrs. An-Chi Lee
Charles Booth, Ph. D. Dr. Young Chai Kauh Lee Do Paik Ms. Constance Chandler Dr. Joseph Yuen Chor Lee
Ruth and Karl Bottigheimer Mrs. Agnes K. Kim Joel and Jennifer Pal Yuan-Jou Chang Kate H.J.C. Lee, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Rollen C. Brana Dr. Chang Kwon Kim Ms. Rebecca Cusi Palma Mr. Steven Cheng Won Jay Lee, M.D.
Ms. Emalyn Bravo Choon Kyu Kim Dr. Joon Surh Park Miss Ying-wan Cheng Chung-Pao and Nancy Li
Filinita Buaquina Professor Dong S. Kim and Seung Hah Park, M.D. Mr. Chan Ming Chien Ms. Chin-Feng Lin
Bo K. Byun Dr. Hannah Paik Mrs. Sujata Paulose Dr. Linda A. Chisholm Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred C. Ling
Rosemary Ebarle Cadiz Honggill Kim, M.D. Teresita B. Paynor Mrs. Julia Wei-Hsien Chou Miss Eden M. Luntao
Carmen M. Catzoela Jibaik Kim, M.D. Mrs. Lily H. Peng Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Chuang Mr. Chyuan Ma
James and Sue Chan Mr. Joseph Y. Kim Mr. Paul Pfeiffer Ms. Bella Amor Cintron Rev. and Mrs. Fabiana Malayang
Dr. and Mrs. Po-Chuen Chan Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Klemz Kyum Shik Pyun, M.D. K. Mammen Daniel Rev. Rizalio and Mrs. Jane Manigsaca
Hsueh-Rong Chang, Ph.D. William Ku Mr. Ernesto Quijada Roque and Emma De la Cruz Mrs. Kiyomi Ikeda Matsuda
I-Jen Chen and Chimin T. Chen Joy M. Labor Jung Hwa Ree Ms. Regina De Leon Chang Hyun H. Min, M.D.
Yung-Chi and Elaine H. C. Cheng Mr. and Mrs. Ching S. Lai Mr. Arthur D. Rivera Bellaflor De Los Reyes Mrs. Ruth D. Ogilby
Mr. and Mrs. Pei-Yuan Chia Dr. and Mrs. Allan H. Lee Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Francisco D. Somera Jr. Cecilia Carbonell Del Rosario Mr. and Mrs. Badoy and
David and Joan Chiao Dr. Bai O. Lee Jin Hong Suk, M.D. Mileva M. Dime Deborah Omoso
Liang-Yu Chien Mrs. Sung Jai Lee, M.D., P.C. Paul Sung, M.D. Elizabeth Ann Donnelly Ai-lien Yuan and Fen-Ching Ong
Prof. Kiyoko Takeda Cho Mrs. Grace M. Legaspi Mr. John C. Sutherland Ms. Faith Manigsaca Duran Mrs. Martha B. Pickering
Doo Sup Choi Ms. Christine D. Li Mrs. Elsie Sy-Niebar Dale K. and Alice Edmondson Drs. Mariano and Helen Pocsidio
Mr. Nelson L. Chow Dr. and Mrs. Tingye Li Ms. Melanie Sze Candy and Vincent Eng Dr. and Mrs. Renato D. Querubin
Rosally Dee De la Cruz Cely Lim Ms. Celia Tadiar Mrs. John English Mr. and Mrs. Federico Ranches
Ms. Jocelyn F. del Carmen Mr. David Jong Jae Lim Luth Tenorio Edwin Yi-wen Feng Mr. Anthony Ruger
Ms. Elma Ada Divinagracia Drs. Nan and Alice Lin Mr. and Mrs. Chun-Tai Tseng Ms. Emily Fries Dr. Marilee K. Scaff
Mrs. Gloria L. Doig Mr. Richard Lin Rose-Marie Tso-Ling Twu Mrs. Mary Frothingham Mrs. Jennifer Li Shen
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Anonymous
Peter and Patricia Black Tao 1947
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Jeanne McParland Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Underhill In Memory of Mrs. Elisabeth Luce
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Taylor Anonymous
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Dr. and Mrs. C. Herbert Wang
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Y E AR EN D ED JU N E 30 , 2 009 WIT H SUM M AR I ZED I N F O RM AT I O N F O R 2 0 0 8

Unrestricted Temporarily Permanently 2009 Total 2008 Total
Restricted Restricted

Support and Revenue
Church board grants and gifts $190
Foundation gifts $891,520 $100,000 $991,520 $745,563
General public gifts 434,420 511,590 109,225 1,055,235 1,466,804
U.S. Government 1,006,327 1,006,327 102,705
Change in value of beneficial interest in remainder trust (80,065) (80,065) (51,519)
Endowment income 4,906,329 911,585 5,817,914 5,503,349
Other investment income 6,744 2,046 8,790 47,365
Other income 30,110 30,110 6,723

Net assets released from temporary restriction 3,120,798 (3,120,798)
Total support and revenue 9,389,921 (671,361) 111,271 8,829,831 7,821,180

Expenses
Program services 6,700,785 6,700,785 5,886,662
Management and general 1,101,719 1,101,719 1,020,617

Fundraising 466,797 466,797 570,701

Total expenses 8,269,301 8,269,301 7,477,980
Excess (deficit) of support and revenue over expenses 1,120,620 (671,361) 111,271 560,530 343,200

Other changes in net assets
Investment return in excess (deficit) of amount (25,484,893) (3,200,288) (28,685,181) (17,758,082)
designated for current operations
Postretirement health benefit obligation (752,100)

Increase (decrease) in net assets (24,364,273) (3,871,649) 111,271 (28,124,651) (18,166,982)

Net assets

Beginning of year 92,747,936 11,645,915 10,712,090 115,105,941 133,272,923
End of year $68,383,663 $7,774,266 $10,823,361 $86,981,290 $115,105,941
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 Dr. Nancy E. Chapman Sr. Mary John Mananzan Dr. Willi Toisuta
Associate Master, Morningside College, OSB Prioress, Manila Priory of the President Emeritus, Satya Wacana
The Chinese University of Hong Kong Congregation of the Missionary University; Secretary, National Board of
Benedictine Sisters of Tutzing; President Accreditation for Indonesian Universities
Dr. Shin Chiba
UNITED BOARD TRUSTEES Emerita, St. Scholastica’s College and Colleges; Founder and Chair, Institute
Professor of Political Thought and
for Good Governance and Regional
Dr. Ching-mai Wu (Chair) Former Dean of the Graduate School, Dr. D. Preman Niles
Development, Indonesia
Vice Chairman, Pojaa.com International Christian University, Japan Former General Secretary of the Council
for World Mission and Emeritus Professor Dr. Angela Wai Ching Wong
Dr. Michael Gilligan (Vice Chair) Dr. I. John Hesselink*
of Ecumenical Theology. Served on the Associate Professor, Department of
President, The Henry Luce Foundation Former Professor of Theology, Tokyo
staff of the World Council of Churches and Cultural and Religious Studies, and Head,
Union Theological Seminary; President
Dr. Ruth Hayhoe (Secretary) the Christian Conference of Asia Graduate Division of Cultural Studies, The
Emeritus and Professor Emeritus,
Professor, Department of Theory and Chinese University of Hong Kong
Western Theological Seminary Dr. Joon Surh Park
Policy Studies, Ontario Institute for Studies
University Distinguished Professor and Dr. Xinping Zhou*
in Education, University of Toronto; Janet E. Hunt, Esq.
Dean of Myungji Christian Academy, Professor and Director, Institute of World
President Emerita, Hong Kong Institute of Former Senior Vice President and
Myungji University; Professor Emeritus, Religions and Director, Center for the
Education Division Manager, Personal Asset
former Dean of the Theological College, Study of Religion, Chinese Academy of
Management Division, Irving Trust
Mr. Anthony Ruger (Treasurer) the Graduate School, and Vice President Social Sciences
Company
Senior Research Fellow, Center for the of Academic Affairs, Yonsei University
Study of Theological Education, Auburn Dr. William K. Lee *Retired from the board in July 2009.
Dr. Elizabeth J. Perry
Theological Seminary, New York President, Cardiac Associates of Henry Rosovsky Professor of Government,
Dr. Paul P. Appasamy New Jersey; former Director of Harvard University; Director, Harvard-
Vice Chancellor, Karunya University, Cardiology,Valley Hospital Ridgewood, Yenching Institute
Coimbatore, India New Jersey; Clinical Associate Professor
of Medicine, University of Medicine and Mr. Barnabas Suebu*
Dr. Judith A. Berling Dentistry of New Jersey Governor of Papua; Former Indonesian
Professor, Chinese Intellectual History Ambassador to Mexico, Honduras and
and Religions and former Dean and Vice Dr. William Lesher* Panama; Nenberm Advisory Boards of
President for Academic Affairs, Graduate Chair, Council for a Parliament of the Association of Christian Intellectuals
Theological Union World’s Religions; President Emeritus, in Asia; Association of Pancasila
Lutheran School of Theology Intellectuals, and Council of Christian
Dr. Charles Booth*
Schools in Indonesia.
Retired Executive Vice President and Chief
Investment Officer, The Bank of New York

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