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In March 2004, the Center for the Advancement of Accounting (CAA) was created with the assistance of the Friends of Accounting (FAD) to increase awareness and promote private support of the School of Accounting. The overall mission of the Center is consistent with the School of Accounting's education mission, which includes:

• assisting in providing technology upgrades for faculty and student use.
• engaging in education program development.
• sponsoring events and programs featuring professional and academic speakers.
• providing reference materials for departmental and student use.

There are several recognition levels for contributors to the CAA. These include:

• Platinum - gifts of $2,500 and above.
• Gold - gifts of $1,000 to $2,499
• Silver - gifts of $500 - $999
• Bronze - gifts of $250 - $499

Contributors to the CAA will be listed annually in Reflections , the School of Accounting's annual alumni and student magazine; will be recognized on a plaque in the School of Accounting; and will be listed on this Web site. A PDF version of the Center for the Advancement of Accounting's gift card is attached.

The School of Accounting is very thankful to the CAA contributors who supported the Center from its inception in March 2004 through June 30, 2007.  Gifts reflected are for the highest level of giving for any one year during that time period.

	Individual Contributors	Corporate Contributors
Platinum	William H. Duncan	Charlotte Copy Data Dixon Hughes Michael Business Machines
Gold	Mark Ballew Tim Doupnik A.C. Fennell, III Janice Fergusson Scott Jackson Becky Kerr Henry Korff Robert A. Leitch Joe Logan Thomas Lopez James Sfiris Dr. Earl A. Spiller, Jr. Scott Vandervelde Thomas Whitacre Rich White	KPMG Foundation Scott McElveen
Silver	Wendy Bailey R. Jason Caskey Benjamin Cunningham D. Joshua Elliott Timothy Gallagher Stephen Salter
Bronze	Stephen Adderley Susan Amick Wendell Anthony Kerry R. Brown, CPA Kam C. Chan Michael Chibbaro Mark Dedick Sean & Susan Douglas John Drawdy Bratton Fennell Kendall O. Fields Stanley Freeman H. Lourence Fritz Tracy Grooms Daryl Guffey Damon E. Haley, Jr. John Herin William W. Hodge Richard L. Jordan Michael Koss Gary & Evelyn Luoma Michael Ross Charles W. Schulze William Sheely Dennis Wade Ronald & Patricia Wilson	Bank of America State Farm Company
Other	Jean Badalamenti Beverley Bergeron Mark Cecchini Mark Connaughton John Davis Larry D. Dooley John Grant Marco Gravino Denise Gunter Thomas Henry Thomas Hughes Amelia Hunter Sharon Mann Kenneth May William R. Mills Douglas Neal Stuart Postle M. Bianca Poston Larry Seese Stanley Sessler Michael Slovensky Donna D. Sullivan Roger Hill Timpson Brad Tuttle Sidney E. Walton, Jr. H. Thomas Warren	Mills Accounting Service