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Montanan, Spring 2010 "I have enjoyed every moment of the time I have had the privilege to serve as president-of my alma mater." GEORGE M. DENNISON UM President 1990-2010 Going Green: UM positions itself as a The Path to Nike global model for UM alums find success climate change with international company Featuring: Eric Sprunk, Joe Monahan, John Connors, Adam Steffen, Trevor Rembe, Stefanie Henderson, Brooklynn Lorenzen THE MAGAZINE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA | SPRING 2010 SPRING 2010______ VOLUME 27 NUMBER 2 conten PUBLISHER I Rita Munzenrider '83 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Brianne Burrowes '07 DESIGNER Eileen Chontos PHOTO EDITOR Todd Goodrich '88 EDITORIAL TEAM Brenda Day '95 Jennifer Sauer '01 Cary Shimek Allison Squires '07 INTERN Samantha Steven '10 CONTRIBUTING Betsy Holmquist '67, m.a. '8 EDITOR ADVISORY b o a r d Meg Oliver Basinger '93 Laura Brehm Denise Dowling '82 Jim Foley Daryl Gadbow '75 Charlie Hood '61, m.a. '69 Bill Johnston '79, M.P.A. '91 Jed Liston '82, M.ED. '00 Ginny Merriam '86 Don Oliver '58 Carol Williams '65 Kurt Wilson '83 ADVERTISING Eric Elander '77 REPRESENTATIVE 406-360-3321 I [email protected] EDITORIAL OFFICES University Relations 325 Brandy Hall The University of Montana Missoula, MT 59812-7642 406-243-2488 VOLUNTARY SUBSCRIPTION: $ 15 WEBSITE: www.umt.edu/montanan E-MAIL [email protected] UM WEBSITE: www.umt.edu The Montanan is produced by University I Relations. It is published three times a Ji year by The University of Montana for its I alumni and friends. I CHANGE OF ADDRESS: 877-UM-ALUMS or [email protected] Find us on Please allow eight weeks fo r mailings to B F acebook reflect changes. WWW.FACEBCX3K.COM/MONTANANAAAGAZINE PLEASE RECYCLE YOUR MONTANAS [S FEATURES 12 A Farewell To Dennison President Dennison and others reflect on his twenty years o f UM leadership. 22 Combating Climate Change By Erika Fredrickson '99, M.S. '09 mu#* i U M is working to serve as a m odel for sustainability with the ultimate goal o f becom ing carbon neutral b y 2020. 26 Just Doing It By Kevin Van Valkenburg '00 Eric Sprunk ’86, the vice president o f merchandise and product at Nike, along with other alums working at the company, share how a Montana work ethic E u was key to their success. DEPARTMENTS 3 Letters 5 Around The Oval 33 Raising Montana 35 About Alumni 56 Artifacts id i W W a p m o f a collection o f photos taken ON THE COVER: President Dennison gazes by Jeff Johnson (Nikes first full­ out at the Oval from his time employee in f f o fJ in Steve UM office. He is retiring in Prefontaine Hall on the NiKeTai^pus. August after two decades of service to campus. COVER PHOTO BY TOOD GOODRICH WWW.UMT.EDU/MONTANAN MONTANAN SPRING 2010 I 1 IF MISSOULA WASN’T SO BEAUTIFUL, YOU’D SPEND ALL YOUR TIME HERE. COMFORTABLE ROOMS FULL SERVICE LOUNGE Ask for the INDOOR POOL “Montana Alumni Rate” and receive 10% off! BUSINESS CENTER • WIFI • ESPRESSO BAR • GIFT SHOP BUSINESS CENTEI INDOOR POOL • RESTAURANT • FULL SERVICE LOUNGE CASINO • HEALTH CLUB • CONFERENCE CENTER MEETING SPACE • SPACIOUS ATRIUM • FREE PARKING COMPLIMENTARY AIRPORT SHUTTLE * AAA APPROVED Holiday Inn Downtown at the Park RESTAURANT I OUTDOOR PATIO ‘UU2 0 0 S PA I ICE .ST • MISSOULA, MONTANA-* 406.721.8550 • HIMISSOULA.COM I B a g l to John Shaffner of Zarzyski’s poetry class. Richard H ugo was Missoula. O f course supposed to teach the creative writing she is— John is her first class, but he was ill, so there was Zarzyski cousin. (rhymes with whiskey, he told us). The Phyllis Beecher Smith '73 man’s passion for the music in language Via e-mail was palpable, and it inflamed my own passion. I eventually found a direction and IT'S A SMALL have been spreading his gospel in my own W ORLD AFTER ALL classroom for more than twenty years. So I I grew up in Broadus was surprised not to find his name includ­ and attended college ed in the winter 2010 article “Where The at UM. M y husband, Big Fish Lie” about U M ’s Creative Writing Brett Swimley, grew up Program. Paul earned his master’s degree in Libby and gradu­ from the Creative Writing Program and ated from Montana was a student and friend o f Hugo’s. State University in 1983. We have laughed In the thirty-seven years Paul has been more than once over the years that even writing, he has published ten books and with 780 miles between our hometowns, produced four spoken word CDs. In we still know all o f the same people. Last addition to performing on Garrison night I read Bill Johnstons essay in your Keiller’s A Prairie Home Companion, he “All Roads Lead To Montana” feature has read for the Library o f Congress and titled “Guessing Game Gone Right” and The Kennedy Center. He also performed laughed, because it is so true. with the Reno Philharmonic Orchestra After reading the article, I said to my "I received my issue of the and at other venues nationally, as well as husband, “You have to hear this. It is an magazine today and was cjuite in Canada, England, and Australia. He article by a guy named Bill Johnston.” has appeared on national television and is taken with the picture of the new Without missing a beat my husband said, one o f six poets featured in the documen­ Payne Family Native American “I know him.” I laughed more and then tary No Need for a Saturday Night. H e has Center ,;. -J If looks so interesting read him the article! Then my husband branched into music and recendy co-wrote told me he knows Bills brother better than and obviously fills a need to songs on the C D Hang-n-Rattle! produced Bill and Bills grandmother took care o f by John Carter Cash. In 2005, he received encourage more American Indian my husband when he was little. the Governor’s Arts Award for Literature. students to attend and then finish Thanks for connecting us further. I’d say Paul Zarzyski is a pretty big fish. Everyone knows everyone in Montana! jneir aegrees. I t ’s unfortunate h e ’s one that slipped the Susan B rooks Swimley, '86, J.D. '89 Nancy Stephenson Bond '45 M on tan an s net. Via e-mail Susan Fogarty Sch w ab '86, M.A. '01 Belgrade WHERE EVERYBODY KNOWS NATIVE PRIDE YOUR NAME I received my issue o f the magazine today When I looked through my mail today, and was quite taken with the picture o f W A N T E D * l The Montanan ” ™ • I welcomes letters I saw a classmates name, John Shaffner, the new Payne Family Native American m K to the editor. on the cover o f the Montanan. I flipped Center. It is fascinating and so appropriate ^ ^ - _ _ _ ^ ^ |1Please sign and through the magazine to read the story for it to be there. It looks so interesting OPINIONS include your but was sidetracked by “All Roads Lead to and obviously fills a need to encour­ graduating year Montana.” The stories were fun. Then I age more American Indian students to or years of attendance, home address, and phone number or e-mail address. I read Johns story. We were in costume and attend and then finish their degrees. I like I set design classes together. that President George Dennison visited s«nd them to: Montanan Editor, I have been president o f the Yellow- all o f the reservations to encourage Just 325 Brantly Hall, Missoula, MT 59812 or [email protected]. | stone Genealogy Forum for several years. A that. Many o f the issues don’t really relate couple of years ago, the program coordina­ to me that much, but this one did. Because of space limitations, we are not able tor was a bubbly woman named Sydney. I Nancy Stephenson Bond '45 to include all letters sent to us. Letters may be edited for length or clarity. While universities found out she lived on a ranch in Dillon Ithaca, N. Y. are places of discussion where good people ! while growing up, and she knew a couple do not always agree, letters deemed potentially o f people there who attended UM at the THE O N E THAT G O T AWAY libelous or that malign a person or group same time I did. I then asked her what I was twenty-five when I enrolled at UM will not be published. Opinions expressed in the Montanan do not necessarily reflect her maiden name was, being the dedicated in 1982 with no academic plan other than those of The University of Montana. genealogist that I am. “Shaffner” was her pursuing the pleasure o f learning. And response. I asked if she might be related what a pleasure it was to walk into Paul WWW.UMT.EDU/AAONTANAN MONTANAN SPRING 2010 I 3 Upcoming GSA Events June 11,2010 30th Annual Canyon River Golf Club Call 243-5405 for more information or to register. 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