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Off to the Races New Partnership with Larsen Motorsports Means Big Opportunities for Florida Tech, Students and Racing Fans OFF TO THE RACES NEW PARTNERSHIP WITH LARSEN MOTORSPORTS MEANS BIG OPPORTUNITIES FOR FLORIDA TECH, STUDENTS AND RACING FANS. SPECIAL JET DRAGSTER POSTER PULLOUT —PAGE 20 Florida Tech Today | 1 In This Issue WINTER 2015 • Volume 23, Issue 3 Departments Features President’s Perspective ........4 13 What Makes a Successful Global Leader? Two Cents....................5 Richard Griffith, professor of industrial/organizational psychology, explains four critical On Campus...................6 competencies for successful global leaders. Etc. .12 Athletics .....................14 16 No Reservations Epicurean adventurers can indulge in tastes from around the globe at Panther Dining Hall’s International Dinner Series this year. For those who can’t attend, Florida Tech Today shares featured menus and recipes. 19 Off to the Races New partnership with Larsen Motorsports means big opportunities for Florida Tech, students and racing fans. 23 Dream Big: The Gates Millennium Scholars What draws winners of one of the most coveted scholarships awarded in the U.S., who GO GREEN, GET ONLINE! can choose to attend any university in the country, to Florida Tech? Find expanded coverage, photos and videos at: COVER PHOTO: Powered by a General Electric J-85 engine, Florida Institute of Technology’s new jet dragster does 0 to 60 in 0.8 seconds. Photo by Killer Instincts today.fit.edu 2 Two F-16 fighter jets were on display at the Melbourne Air & Space Show at Melbourne International Airport in October thanks to Florida Tech faculty member—and Air Force fighter pilot—Julie Moore. Moore, an assistant professor of aviation science in the College of Aeronautics, spent nearly 12 years on active duty in the U.S. Air Force and remains in the Air Force Reserves as part of the 93rd Fighter Squadron at Homestead Air Reserve Base in south Florida. An Air Force major, she is also an F-16 instructor at Homestead. TODAY http://today.fit.edu Florida Institute of Technology PRESIDENT AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Anthony James Catanese, Ph.D., FAICP EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT AND CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER T. Dwayne McCay, Ph.D. VICE PRESIDENT FOR MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONS Wes Sumner Florida Tech Today is published three times a year by Florida Tech’s Office of Marketing and Communications and is distributed to over 60,000 readers. 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In this issue: Resources for preserving personal collections, student videos promoting cross- cultural awareness, feature stories on new endowment donors, recipes for international dishes Florida Institute of Technology does not discriminate on the basis of race, gender, color, religion, creed, national origin, ancestry, marital status, age, disability, sexual orientation, featured at Panther Dining Hall Vietnam-era veterans status or any other discrimination prohibited by law in the admission of students, administration of its educational policies, scholarship and loan programs, employ- ment policies, and athletic or other university sponsored programs or activities. Florida Tech Today | 3 PRESIDENT’S PERSPECTIVE Dear Florida Tech Alumni and Friends, We are energized by the momentum that is launching us into the second half of this academic year. It was an impressive fall season for Florida Tech football as our second-year program notched a 6-5 record, including going 3-4 in the highly competitive Gulf South Conference. Perhaps the high point was our 37-31 win against #12-ranked Tarleton State at the Dallas Cowboys’ AT&T Stadium. Our outstanding athletics program remains a point of pride. That winning spirit continues this semester, as we unveiled the Florida Tech Jet Dragster Racing Team. We are certain this new affiliation with world-champion Larsen Motorsports will yield incredible hands-on learning experiences for our engineering students. Check out the full story in this issue of Florida Tech Today. And speaking of winning, don’t forget about Chopper Dropper 2015 on March 13. Alumni and friends around the globe purchase tickets. All sales support Panther athletics and give participants a chance at $50,000. You don’t have to be present to win, but we hope you can join us. More information is available at www.chopperdropper.com. President Anthony J. Catanese and I wish you much success in 2015. We value your support of Florida Tech. Sara Catanese along with the Florida Tech Alumni Association hosted an alumni reception at AT&T Stadium (home of the Dallas Cowboys) Sincerely yours, in Arlington, Texas, prior to the Panthers football game, where they defeated Tarleton State 37–31. A.J. Catanese, Ph.D., FAICP President & Chief Executive Officer Legendary astronaut Buzz Aldrin (center) was on campus recently to visit with former astronaut Winston Scott and President Catanese. FLORIDA TECH JET DRAGSTER UNVEILING From left: T. Dwayne McCay, executive vice president and COO; Chris Larsen, Larsen Motorsports CEO; Anthony J. Catanese, president and CEO; Pete the Panther; Justin Elliott, FIT dragster crew chief; Shea Holbrook, FIT dragster driver; Elaine Larsen, Larsen Motorsports president and Miller car driver; Brian Tocci, Larsen Motorsports race operations director; Andrew Larsen, Larsen President Catanese and Sara Motorsports crew chief, Matrix Systems car; Tommy Moller, FIT dragster paint artist; Front and Catanese receive a commemorative center: Florida Tech’s new jet dragster! See story on page 19. photo from the Thunderbirds during the Melbourne Air & Space Show in October. 4 TWO CENTS Feedback From Our Readers We welcome your input on the magazine. You asked for bigger photos, expanded campus coverage and more Alumni News, and we listened. Have a comment about something you’ve read? Want to share a memory about your FIT days? Email us at [email protected]. INTELLECTUAL INTEREST Florida Tech Today reader ROBERT SIGNATURE DISCOVERY DINDA, of Jacksonville, Fla., When SAM FARRAR ’69 saw news of the new so enjoyed the article “Creatively University Archives exhibition, and the basketball used Engineered” from the fall 2014 issue he in FIT’s first men’s basketball victory, in the spring 2014 was inspired to visit campus. During issue of Florida Tech Today, it inspired a walk down his October visit, he met with faculty memory lane as well as a cryptic quest. Farrar was members and discussed ideas about a member of that 1967 baskeball team, but he didn’t interdisciplinary thinking. remember signing the victory ball. FIT IS EXCELLENT I read my son LOWELL HUNTINGTON’S winter 2014 issue of Florida Tech Today, and I want to comment on the short item on the aviation program. I couldn’t agree more that the program is excellent! Lowell graduated in 2010 with a B.S. in aviation management with flight and has excelled in the USAF. There is no doubt in my mind that his experience at FIT is a huge factor in his accomplishments. I’m very proud of my son, and I love the opportunity to tell people he is a graduate of FIT who earned his wings in the USAF! — Donald Huntington Schenevus, NY Note: Read Lowell Huntington’s AlumNote on page 35. “I’d love to be able to read all the names on that ball!” he wrote to Dean of Libraries SOHAIR WASTAWY. Farrar lives in northern Virginia, so Evans Library staff, spearheaded by KATHY TURNER, associate dean of libraries, and ERIN MAHANEY, university archivist, got to work photographing the ball and having student assistant ANTHONY PIETRA compile a team roster of the signatures, which include: JOHN COURTNEY, Co-captain, Forward; JIM THIES; TONY VILLANTI, Coach; JOE KOAK, Manager; MEL KANODE, Forward; BOBBY HUBBARD, Center; GARY GOFF; MATT GODEK; RICHARD (DICK) RAMBERG; ROSS ALTEMATT; GREG LANE; BOB STREACKER, Guard; DANNY BOSTWICK; SAM FARRAR, Guard; and ARTIE CANTOR. Farrar was delighted with the results. MYSTERY GRADUATE REVEALED “I have very fond memories of my years at FIT, and BEC, and this has certainly rekindled those memories,” he said. MARY ELLEN MAXSON ’80 wrote in to clarify that she is the mystery graduate Farrar teaches high school physics and environmental science and coaches volleyball. He plans to visit campus in on the far left of the Nostalgia photo from the the spring and donate his letter jacket to the University Archives.
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