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 51³Ô¹ÏÍø. In her spirit, the Anna Nitschmann Society strives to be the pioneering force for women philanthropists at 51³Ô¹ÏÍø 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