The Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment is grateful to the following supporters whose gifts help to realize the vision of the center.

• Gerhard R. Andlinger ’52 Founding Gift
• Lydia and William M. Addy ’82 P14 P18 to establish the Addy/ISN North American Low Carbon Emission Energy Self-Sufficiency Fund to support innovative research, equipment, policy development, and teaching
• Dwight Anderson ’89 to establish the Anderson Family Professorship in Energy and the Environment
• Anonymous gifts for construction of the Andlinger Center building
• Anonymous gift for environmental policy research
• Anonymous gift for the highest priorities of the center, including research, equipment, and a visitors program
• Anonymous gift for research
• Anonymous gift for research
• Anonymous gift to establish the Parallax Fund for Energy and the Environment to support faculty and student research
• Anonymous gift to establish the Peter B. Lewis Fund for Student Innovation in Energy and the Environment to support student projects, particularly field work and laboratory research
• Anonymous gift to establish the Sustainability Fund to support student research
• Tia Barancik ’83 P19 to establish the Class of 1983 Fund for Energy and the Environment
• Solomon D. Barnett ’05 for discretionary spending
• John E. Bartlett ’03 to establish the Dede T. Bartlett P03 Fund for Student Research in Energy and the Environment
• Peter Bartlett ’77 and Erin P. Bartlett P09 P10 P14 for discretionary spending
• Charles A. Bernheim ’57 for discretionary spending
• Erik C. Blachford ’89 for discretionary spending
• Patricia and Dante Bonardi F57 for discretionary spending
• John E. Cross ’72 and Mary Tiffany Cross for discretionary spending
• Nancy A. Curtin ’79 and John Stafford to establish the Nancy A. Curtin ’79 and John Stafford Research Innovation Fund
• John O. Dabiri ’01 to establish the John O. Dabiri ’01 Family Fund for Excellence in Energy and Environmental Research
• Charlene de Carvalho-Heineken P09 P14 to establish the de Carvalho-Heineken Family Fund for Environmental Studies to support faculty and student research
• John P. Drzik ’83 and Ann L. Thorsell ’83 to establish the John Drzik and Ann Thorsell Fund for Innovation
• High Meadows Foundation to establish the Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment Director’s Fund
• Kerry and William F. Holekamp P14 to support equipment purchases
• Thomas W. Horton Family to support equipment purchases
• Fred W. Kittler, Jr. ’70 P08 P19 for discretionary spending
• Peter C. Klosowicz ’76 P19 to establish the Peter C. Klosowicz ’76 Fund for Energy and the Environment to support research and teaching
• Sally Liu ’87 and Bay-Wei W. Chang ’87 to establish the Sally Liu ’87 and Bay Chang ’87 Fund for Energy and the Environment
• Paul A. Maeder ’75 for construction of Maeder Hall and to establish the Paul A. Maeder ’75 Fund for Innovation in Energy and the Environment to support graduate fellowships
• Jay P. Mandelbaum ’84 P17 P20 to establish the Laurie and Jay P. Mandelbaum ’84 Fund for Energy and the Environment
• Lisa Lee Morgan ’76 *79 to support research in renewable energy
• Nicholas J. Nicholas, Jr. ’62 P83 P00 to establish the Nicholas Family Fund for the Environment to advance public understanding of important issues related to energy and the environment
• Nicholas G. Nomicos ’84 and Kathleen Connor Nomicos ’84 to establish the Nicholas and Kathleen Nomicos Class of 1984 Fund for the Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment to advance public understanding of important issues related to energy and the environment
• Sarah Finnie Robinson ’78 and Jackson W. Robinson for discretionary spending
• Mark F. Rockefeller ’89 to establish the Renee and Mark F. Rockefeller ’89 Fund for the Environment to support faculty and student research
• Ernest H. Ruehl, Jr. ’85 P19 to establish the Ruehl Family Fund for the Environment to support faculty and student research
• Elchin A. Safarov and Dilyara Allakhverdova P15 for discretionary spending
• Gloria and Karl F. Schlaepfer ’49 P85 for discretionary spending and to establish the Schlaepfer Family Fund for equipment
• Siebel Scholars Foundation for research
• Richard and Enika Schulze Foundation for research
• Kent C. Simons ’57 to establish the David P. Simons Fund for Energy and the Environment
• Lewis W. van Amerongen ’62 to establish the Lewis W. van Amerongen ‘62 Fund for Energy Research for equipment
• Xerox Foundation for research