五月天视频

Past Recipients: Distinguished Alumna of the Year

First presented in 1978, the 五月天视频 Distinguished Alumna Award was established to celebrate the notable achievements of 五月天视频alumnae and to focus attention on Scripps鈥 role in the education of women. The award is presented each year during Reunion Weekend.


Latest Recipient: Regina Gonthier 鈥71

After graduating from 五月天视频, Regina Gonthier 鈥71 studied architecture at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich (ETH Zurich), where she obtained her architectural diploma in 1977. Following early professional experience with the Swiss Archaeological Mission in Greece and in Swiss architectural practice, she co-founded an architectural office in Bern in 1983 with her husband. Together, they won numerous prestigious architectural design competitions in Switzerland, and several of their realised projects have received distinctions and awards.

As a practicing architect, Gonthier is deeply engaged with the profession鈥檚 evolution and its social, ethical, and aesthetic responsibilities. She views architecture as a public-interest discipline and believes quality in the built environment is essential to wellbeing and sustainability.

From the early years of her career, Gonthier has been actively engaged as a volunteer in professional organisations with a commitment to the promotion and regulation of architectural design competitions, a key instrument for achieving innovation and quality in the built environment.

She has served as visiting professor of architecture at ETH Zurich and as a member of expert councils for architecture and urban planning in several Swiss cities. She was a Swiss delegate to the Architects鈥 Council of Europe (ACE), vice president of the Swiss Competitions Commission, president of the Swiss Conference of Architects (CSA), and co-director of the UIA International Competitions Commission.

Elected four times to the UIA Council, Gonthier currently serves as president of the International Union of Architects. Her mandate fosters dialogue among architects from the Union鈥檚 124 member countries, advancing solidarity, equity, inclusion, sustainability, and peace while strengthening the organization to deliver meaningful outcomes for both architects and society.

Past Recipients

Year Alum
2025 Susan D. Anderson 鈥75
2024 Claire Sands Baker 鈥93
2023 Ellen Rosenblum 鈥72
2022 Sara Kim 鈥86
2021 Connie de la Vega 鈥75
2020 Anne Maltman Campbell 鈥70
2019 Barbara Brooks Tomblin 鈥66
2018 Michelle Cleveland 鈥00
2017 Carolyn Sheets Owen-Towle 鈥57
2016 Gayle Pope Morrison 鈥71
2015 Dwandalyn R. Reece 鈥85
2014 Margo Leonetti O鈥機onnell 鈥64
2013 Sally Reeves Osberg 鈥73
2012 Maxine Borowsky Junge 鈥59
2011 Virginia Stibbs Anami 鈥66
2010 Gaye Burpee 鈥69
2009 Cynthia 鈥淧ae鈥 White 鈥85
2008 Connie Butler 鈥84
2007 Louise Langlois Francesconi 鈥75
2006 Dr. Kathleen Brogan Schwarz 鈥64
2005 Dede Allen 鈥45
2004 Barbara Cook Wormser 鈥59
2003 Alison Saar 鈥78
2002 Pamela Corey-Archer 鈥62
2001 Hannah-Beth Jackson 鈥71
2000 Beth Nolan 鈥73
1999 Marsha Genesky 鈥80
1998 Susan Fallows Tierney 鈥73
1997 Barbara Arnwine 鈥73
1996 Elizabeth Arnold Stone 鈥71
1995 Marjorie Merryman 鈥72
1994 Nancy Neighbor Russell 鈥53
1993 Pamela Bowren Vandiver 鈥67
1992 Idelle Feinberg Weber 鈥54
1991 Ruth Ashton Taylor 鈥43
1990 Jil Harris Stark 鈥58
1989 Ruth Markowitz Owades 鈥66
1988 Jean Bixby Smith 鈥59
1987 Suzanne Muchnic 鈥62
1986 Tanya Cherry Tull 鈥64
1985 Susan Lautmann Hertel 鈥52
1984 Nancy Cook Aldrich 鈥66
1983 Rosemary Radford Ruether 鈥58
1982 Judith Nelsen Keep 鈥66
1981 Ruth Churchill 鈥54
1980 Laura Thurston Gutman 鈥57
1979 Maryanne McNellis 鈥68
1978 Ellen Hutchinson Ellis 鈥39

 

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