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Chris Kimball Reporting from the Middle East | Students research economic, social issues SUMMER 2008 Chris Kimball New President Outlines His Vision for the Future CALIFORNIA LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY Kick off Summer 2009 with a CLU Travel Seminar Australia The Land Down Under Host: William Bilodeau, Professor of Geology Dates: May 18-31, 2009 Travel through incredible Australia with Professor Bilodeau. Explore the Jenolan Caves and Undara lava tubes. Experience the Outback and rock formations of Uluru. Snorkel the Great Barrier Reef and soar over the rainforest. Immerse yourself in Aboriginal culture. For more information and reservations, please contact the CLU Study Abroad Center at [email protected] or (805) 493-3750. From Paul to the Present: Turkey Travel Seminar Host: Julia Lambert Fogg, Assistant Professor of Religion Dates: May 20-June 4, 2009 (Tentative) Begin in Istanbul and move along the Mediterranean coast to walk the cities where St. Paul preached almost 2,000 years ago. Explore ancient Christian sites from the famous Hagia Sophia then turn inland to see the small churches nestled in the caves of Cappadocia. Interpret 2,000-year- old iconographic paintings; see the Greek statues and Roman architecture that line the streets where first century Christians worked. Visit a modern spice market, ancient Muslim mosques and Turkish palaces. From the capital city to tiny fishing villages, participants will experience the rich religious and cultural history of this land. Approximate cost for non-students is $3,500. For more information, please contact the CLU Study Abroad Center at [email protected] or (805) 493-3750, or Dr. Fogg at [email protected]. Reformation Heritage Seminar Host: A. Joseph Everson, Professor of Hebrew and Biblical Studies Dates: June 4-16, 2009 (Tentative) The 2009 Reformation Heritage seminar will feature discussions and visits shaped around four areas of interest: places and sites related to the Protestant Reformation of the 16th century; concerns related to life in the former East German areas that were under Communist control from 1945-1989; discussions about the new realities of life after the reunification in 1989; and discussions about the ways in which the best features of the Protestant tradition can shape and guide the life of a church-related university today. The tour will include visits in Berlin, Wittenberg, Leipzig, Dresden, Erfurt and Eisenach. For further information and a brochure, please e-mail Linda LeBlanc in the Office of Church Relations at [email protected] or Dr. Everson at [email protected] CLUMAGAZINE CLU MAGAZINE Publisher Ritch K. Eich, Ph.D. Editor CONTENTS Carol Keochekian ’81 Managing Editor Lynda Paige Fulford, M.P.A. ’97 FEATURE STORIES Associate Editor Peggy L. Johnson PRESIDENT CHRIS KIMBALL Art Director Michael L. Adams ’72 Designer 12 Seven Steps Cary Hanson to Success Contributing Editors Scott Chisholm Karin Grennan Looking backward and Mitzi Ward forward simultaneously 16 Photographers as only a historian can, Erik Hagen ’04 CLU’s new president 16 Perspectives from Art Miller ’01 ARNE HOEL ’81 the Middle East Brian Stethem ’84 Chris Kimball outlines his plan for the years Editorial Board Members Steve Hall ’85, Chief Executive Kristine Calara to come. Officer of CNBC Arabiya, who Bryan Card ’01 has covered the Middle East Randall Donohue, Ph.D. R. Guy Erwin, Ph.D. firsthand for more than 20 years, Rachel Ronning ’99 Lindgren SUMMER 2008 shares his assessment of the Robert Meadows, Ph.D. Angela (Moller ’96) Naginey, M.S. ’03 present situation and his hopes Michaela (Crawford ’79) Reaves, Ph.D. for the future. Jean Kelso ’84 Sandlin, M.P.A. ’90 MILLER ’01 ART Dennis Sheridan, Ed.D., Ph.D. Bruce Stevenson ’80, Ph.D. Jeanette Villanueva-Walker Strategic Direction ALUMNI NEWS President Chris Kimball CLU MAGAZINE SUMMER 2008, 24 Class Notes Volume 16, Number 1. © Copyright describes CLU’s strategic 2008. Published by CLU for alumni, plan as “amplifying” what is 28 Milestones parents and friends. The views ’84 expressed in this magazine do not distinctive about the University. necessarily reflect CLU policies. CLU Magazine champions the STETHEM DEPARTMENTS Address plan by continuing to bring BRIAN 18 CLU Magazine you stories that demonstrate 4 Letters to the California Lutheran University how the accomplishments of 60 West Olsen Road Editor 20 The Scholarly Thousand Oaks, CA 91360-2787 our alumni, students, faculty, Approach Phone: (805) 493-3151 staff and volunteers support 4 Campus Highlights [email protected] Students discover that conducting and advance the seven 10 Sports News www.callutheran.edu research beyond their normal strategic goals. The tear out To unsubscribe - If you would like 34 Faculty Viewpoint class curriculum gives them insight card provided in this issue of your name removed from the CLU into economic, social and cultural Magazine distribution list, please e-mail the magazine will help you to 35 Calendar problems. or write to the above address. Please remember the goals and track include your name and address as they appear on the label. their progress. COVER PHOTOGRAPH CLU’s seventh president, Chris Kimball, by Phil Channing CALIFORNIA LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY CLU Administration CAMPUS HIGHLIGHTS Chris Kimball, Ph.D. President Leanne Neilson, Psy.D. Commencement 2008 Interim Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs n his first Commencement as president, Chris Kimball (far Iright) helped confer degrees on nearly 1,000 students in Ryan Van Ommeren, M.S. Interim Vice President for Mt. Clef Stadium on May 17. Administration and Finance During the morning undergraduate ceremony, U.S. Rep. Lois Capps (below right) expressed confidence that Ritch K. Eich, Ph.D. Vice President for Marketing and the students who received bachelor’s degrees can change Communications the world for the better. Moorpark College President Eva Conrad (below left) gave the address at the afternoon William Rosser, M.S. Vice President for Student Affairs ceremony honoring the students receiving master’s and and Dean of Students doctoral degrees. William Kane, chair of the Board of Regents, received R. Stephen Wheatly ’77, J.D. Vice President for University an Honorary Doctor of Laws for his service to CLU. Advancement Among the inspiring student speakers was Don Conley. He enrolled in the Adult Degree Evening Program Carol Bartell, Ed.D. Dean of the School of Education after receiving a lifesaving heart transplant from 17-year-old Ryan Bohacek, who was killed in a car accident. Joan L. Griffin, Ph.D. “I decided that since I never finished college and Ryan Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences never had the opportunity to go that the two of us would get a degree together,” said Conley, 47. “Today I celebrate Charles Maxey, Ph.D. the fulfillment of that promise.” Dean of the School of Business Board of Regents Karen Bornemann ’70 Spies, Chair James D. Power IV, Vice Chair GayLyn Talbot, Secretary Kristine Butcher, Ph.D. Andrew Brown ’09 Dennis Erickson, Ph.D. Randall Foster Yale Gieszl Rod Gilbert MILLER ’01 ART MILLER ’01 ART PHIL CHANNING Shawn Howie ’78 William J. Kane Chris Kimball, Ph.D. William Krantz The Rev. Raymond LeBlanc Susan Lundeen-Smuck ’88 Kate McLean, M.B.A. ’77 Letters to the Editor The Rev. Frank Nausin ’70 The Rev. Dean Nelson Sasan Nikoomanesh, M.B.A. ’99 International Focus Inspiring Content and Stunning Design Terrence A. Noonan James Swenson Just wanted to say that the current issue of CLU Magazine I just received my copy of the Spring 2008 CLU Magazine. Stephanie Taylor-Dinwiddie, Ph.D. [Spring 2008] was particularly wonderful! The editorial As an alum and adjunct faculty, I’ve always been a fan George Ullman Jr. ’76 staff always does such a nice job, but this one is superb. of the magazine. But I wanted to drop a note to tell you Jane Lee ’78 Winter Joan R. Young On a personal note, the international focus could how impressed I was with this edition. The content lives not have come at a better time. Our son had been up to your usual quality, with informative and challenging Advisor to the Board considering attending CLU and has a strong interest in articles. And I was just extraordinarily impressed with the Marilyn Olson political science/international studies. Within a matter of design of this issue. It’s stunning throughout, with excellent Honorary Member days after the magazine was delivered to our home, he use of photos and integration of type. The “Leaders for Takashi Uyeno saw it and was motivated to meet with Dr. Haco Hoang a Global Society” package is exceptionally well packaged, Mission of CLU and Dr. Herb Gooch. In addition, he read an article in The with great selection and treatment of those marvelous California Lutheran University is Echo that talked about the large number of international photos by Arne Hoel on such a cleanly designed page. a diverse, scholarly community students that attend CLU. Please pass along my thanks and appreciation to dedicated to excellence in the It was like a beautiful orchestra coming together...and everyone involved. liberal arts and professional studies. Rooted in the Lutheran he’s decided to attend CLU in the fall. His decision made tradition of Christian faith, the these two parents/alums very happy. John Moore, M.P.P.A. ’03 University encourages critical Managing Editor inquiry into matters of both faith Jean Kelso ’84 Sandlin (M.P.A. ’90) Ventura County Star and reason. The mission of the University is to educate leaders Moorpark, Calif. for a global society who are strong in character and judgment, confident in their4 CLU identity MAGAZINE and 4 CLU MAGAZINE vocation, and committed to service and justice. WRITERS BLOCK Recently published books authored, illustrated or edited by CLU faculty and alumni Striving for the Whole: Creating Theoretical Canary in the Courtroom by Jessie MacLeod, Syntheses co-edited by Rainer Diriwächter M.S.
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