Temple University University Administration

Dr. Richard M. Englert is the acting president of . Just prior to assuming this role, he was provost and interim senior vice president for academic affairs. Dr. Richard A professor of educational administra - tion, Dr. Englert has been at Temple since ENGLERT January 1976. He has served the university Acting President in a number of other administrative posi - tions, including vice president for adminis - 36th Year at Temple • UCLA ‘76 tration, associate dean and dean of the • Pepperdine ‘71• St. John’s College ‘67 College of Education, deputy provost and dean of University College, and chief of His scholarship, writing and teaching degree (M.A.) from Pepperdine University staff to the president. have focused on the areas of the adminis - in 1971 and a bachelor’s degree (B.A.) from In an acting capacity, he has also tration of higher education, the politics of St. John’s College in California in 1967. served as dean of the graduate school, education and urban education. Prior to coming to Temple, he was an head of the School of Podiatric Medicine, A graduate of the University of Califor - elementary and special education teacher director of athletics and dean of the former nia, Los Angeles, where he was awarded a in the Los Angeles Unified School District. College of Health, Physical Education, doctoral degree (Ed.D.) in educational ad - Recreation and Dance. ministration in 1976, he also has a master’s

William T. Bergman James P. Creedon Larry Kaiser Kenneth Lawrence, Jr. George E. Moore Vice President Senior Vice President Senior Executive Senior Vice President Senior Vice President of Operations for Construction, Vice President for for Government, of University Counsel Facilities & Operations Health Affairs Community & Public Affairs

Timothy C. O’Rourke Theresa A. Powell David Unruh Anthony E. Wagner TBA Vice President Vice President Senior Vice President Executive Vice President, Provost for Computer & Financial for Student Affairs for Institutional Chief Financial Officer Services & CIO Advancement and Treasurer

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s concerts, commencement, and other events— since 1997. o J The Liacouras Center In an historic partnership, the Pennsylvania between 11th and 10th Streets, closer to the area's The Liacouras Center is a four-building com - state legislature provided capital funds - $31.8 mil - stretch of Interstate 95 than to Pattison. plex that includes a Convocation Center, the Inde - lion - to build a new multi-use complex, provided In 2011, the stadium became powered with pendence Blue Cross Student Recreation Center, the University could raise $28.7 million from pri - a combination of onsite wind, solar, and dual-fuel 1700 North Broad Street and the Entertainment vate sources. The total cost of the multi-building generated electricity, making it the world’s first Community Center with retail shops, a 1,200-car complex would be $107 million - an investment in major sports stadium to convert to self-generated parking garage, and a live-music restaurant. The Temple's future. renewable energy. Approximately $25 million was Center has been designed as a venue for culture, Originally christened The Forum at The Apollo invested to build the system, saving the Eagles an sports, entertainment, commerce and education. of Temple, the Board of Trustees voted in 2000 to estimated $60 million in energy costs. The Convocation Center seats 11,000 for con - change the building name to The Liacouras Center vocations, commencements and concerts; 10,206 in honor of President Liacouras' retirement after Edberg-Olson Hall for basketball games; and up to 3,500 for theater 18 years as Temple's chief executive. Edberg-Olson Hall is the home of the Temple and dance. The theater configuration is named for University football program. Officially dedicated on benefactress Esther Boyer Griswold. December 9, 2000, the facility was designed by Rededicated on February 13, 2000, and On August 13, 2003, the Philadelphia Eagles AP3C Architects of Philadelphia. The building was named in honor of former Temple President Peter and Temple University announced a 15-year pact engineered to not only support the football team's J. Liacouras, The Liacouras Center, the home of for the Owls to play their home football games at functional requirements, but to enhance the expe - Temple basketball, is one of the premier on-cam - Lincoln Financial Field. An average of 24,137 fans rience through innovative design concepts. pus arenas in the country. per game witnessed the Cherry & White in its in - During the season, approximately 250 people Already the site of some exciting events in its augural season at the venue, a 21 percent increase will pass through its doors on a daily basis. In 2012, history, the Temple venue has hosted such sold- from the prior year's average. Edberg-Olson Hall underwent a $10 million up - out concerts as Bob Dylan, along with the NBA Lincoln Financial Field, familiarly known as grade with a 15,000-square-foot expansion. The Players Party prior to the 2002 NBA All-Star game The Linc, is the home stadium of the National Foot - original 23,600-square-foot building contains team and the 2002 Atlantic 10 Women's Basketball ball League's Philadelphia Eagles. It has a seating and coaches locker rooms, a training room, equip - Championship. The Liacouras Center was also the capacity of 68,532 (69,032 with Standing Room ment facilities, coach's offices, a players' lounge, in - site of the 2003 NCAA Men's Gymnastics Champi - Only tickets). The stadium was named in June 2002 dividual position meeting rooms, and a onships, the 2004 NCAA Women's Basketball First when the Lincoln Financial Group paid $139.6 mil - theater-style team meeting room. Opening in July and Second Rounds, and the 2006 and 2011 NCAA lion for naming rights over the next 21 years. It is lo - 2012, the upgrade has a strength and conditioning Women's Basketball Regionals. cated in South Philadelphia on Pattison Avenue area that expanded from 2,500 square feet to

274 10,000 square feet. The expansion also features complex currently houses a weight room and train - “We are very pleased to an enlarged sports medicine office with hy - ing facilities, as well as facilities for teaching, re - drotherapy, a full-service academic support area, search, student recreation and athletic provide our student- and a 3,500-sqaure-foot team function room. An competition. The Temple volleyball, fencing and observation balcony runs the lengths of the build - men’s and women’s gymnastics squads play their athletes with a first-class ing. It is the perfect complement to a gridiron land - home competitions in McGonigle Hall. scape outside featuring over 100,000 square feet In 2012, the University completed a $48-mil - facility at the Ambler of Sprinturf and 24,000 square feet of Astroturf. lion renovation and expansion of McGonigle and Eight, 85-foot poles providing 85 candles of white Pearson Halls, providing additional classrooms, fac - Campus. Our coaches rendition light line the perimeter of the complex. ulty and coaching staff offices as well as new men’s Powder-coated cyclone fences provide privacy. and women’s basketball practice courts, weight are very excited to room, and cutting-edge sports medicine equip - bring their teams to Geasey Field ment. The additional 26,00 square feet povide 24- The AstroTurf on Geasey Field is one of Montgomery County the largest permanent AstroTurf surfaces in Pearson-McGonigle the world, covering over 156,000 square feet. Hall renderings to expose the suburban In summer of 2009, Geasey Field underwent a massive $1 million renovation. The surface was audience to NCAA replaced with AstroTurf 12 carpet, complete with a drainage system.The scoreboard is a Division I athletics.” state-of-the-art wireless board with a message — Bill Bradshaw, expansion. The lighted facility at 15th and Nor - ris Streets serves as the home of Temple field Ambler Soccer Field Director of Athletics hockey and lacrosse, in addition to an alternate football practice site.

McGonigle- Pearson Hall Ambler Softball Field hour access and advanced digital tech - Athletic nologies. The Pavilion Complex Summer The Pavilion 1969 marked the The TU Pavilion is the home first use of Tem - of the Temple men’s and women’s ten - ple University’s nis teams. The facility has four courts physical educa - for matches and practices and is lo - tion and athletics building, lo - cated on 15th Street in cated in the heart of the Main Track between Berks and Nor - Campus at Broad Street and ris Streets. An indoor Montgomery Avenue. The structure allows for practice in the winter months and during in - clement weather. It is also used by Temple Rec Services.

Ambler Sports Complex Temple’s picturesque Ambler Campus plays host to the University’s men’s and women’s soccer teams as well as baseball and softball. On January 14, 2003, Upper Dublin Township gave final approval to Temple Uni - versity’s plans to construct NCAA- standard soccer, baseball and softball fields at the Ambler Campus. o t i

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275 member to ever achieve this feat. Of those six, Temple was also one of only two schools (Texas A&M) to have its men's and women's basketball teams to accomplish that feat while also having Bill its football team be bowl-eligible each season. The athletic department has enhanced ef - BRADSHAW ficiency, productivity and strategic planning through organizational efforts under Bradshaw. Director of Athletics A comprehensive operations and procedures manual has been developed, and athletics has 11th Year at Temple exceeded its revenue budget in each of the past • La Salle ‘69 nine years. During the 2010-11 academic year, Temple One of the most respected administrators President is in his 36th year as a Division I ath - Athletics, under Bradshaw leadership, instituted in college athletics, Bill Bradshaw completed his letics director. Prior to his arrival in Owl Coun - a new ticket team ticket, partnering with IMG, first decade at Temple University with the con - try the 2011 UnderArmour FBS Division I and also began a five-year, all-sport clusion of the 2011-12 academic year. And Director of Athletics of the Year spent 16 years footwear/apparel agreement with Under Ar - what a year it was! as Director of Athletics at DePaul University in mour. Named one of five finalists for the Sports Chicago and nine years in the same position at Recognizing the accomplishments of Tem - Business Journal’s coveted Athletic Director of his alma mater, (‘69). ple’s student-athletes is a point of emphasis the Year award in March, Bradshaw took the Bradshaw’s 10 years at Temple have pro - under Bradshaw. The department of athletics Owls to new heights in his tenth full-year at the duced numerous highlights. The veteran ad - holds its annual “Breakfast of Champions” to helm. In 2011-12, Temple Athletics set depart - ministrator navigated the process of joining not honor those who have excelled both athletically ment records for academic success with 15 one, but two FBS conferences. Prior to the BIG and academically by “committing to excellence” teams earning above a 3.0 cumulative grade EAST announcement he found a home for Tem - in April. point average, and in revenues with 11.4 million ple Football in the Mid-American Conference In 2006, Temple was one of 10 Division 1- dollars generated through tickets sales, corpo - (2005-11). An eye for talented coaches and ad - A institutions to earn the Overall Excellence in rate sponsorship and fund-raising. ministrators, he lured Al Golden, Fran Dunphy, Diversity Award bestowed by the Laboratory for Athletically, the year saw Temple’s first Tonya Cardoza, and Steve Addazio, as well as Diversity in Sport at Texas A&M University. In Bowl win in over 30 years, a 38-7 victory over eight senior staffers, among several prominent 2009, Temple received 11 perfect Academic Wyoming in the Gildan New Mexico Bowl. It hires. The Black Coaches’ Association gave Tem - Progress Rate (APR) scores. Men's basketball also included the fifth straight NCAA appear - ple a grade of “A” for the search process of the and football posted their highest APR scores in ance by the men’s basketball team; Top 10 fin - four coaching hires. school history in school history in 2011. Temple ishes and NCAA appearances by men’s Thirty-eight Temple teams have advanced Athletics received full recertification from the gymnastics and women’s fencing; an All-Amer - to NCAA Tournament play during his tenure. NCAA in 2009. ica men’s track performance by Travis Mahoney In 2011, Temple became one of only six Temple athletics has also undertaken a and a women’s basketball WNIT berth. NCAA Division I institutions to have its men's greater role in community service under Brad - Temple’s athletic success was not limited and women's basketball teams compete in each shaw. Via the Owl Outreach program, student- to this one year. Under Bradshaw’s stewardship of the last four NCAA Championships. Temple athletes have provided volunteer service to the Owls ranked 10th among all Football Bowl became the only Philadelphia school and Big 5 numerous community and non-profit organiza - Subdivision schools for combined wins in foot - ball, men’s and women’s basketball over the last three seasons. Temple also completed work on two capital projects over the 2011-12 academic year, a $10 million state-of-the-art basketball practice facil - ity and an expansion of the existing football complex. Those achievements were all trumped, however, by the announcement on March 7 that the University would rejoin the BIG EAST Conference for football in 2012, and for all- sports for the 2013-14 season. It marks the first time that Temple will have all of its sports housed in the same conference, a goal of Brad - shaw’s since his arrival on campus in 2002. o t i l

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276 THE BILL BRADSHAW FILE Education La Salle University, B.S. in pre-law (‘69) All-America baseball player (signed a professional contract with the Washington Senators)

Niagara University, M.S. in guidance and career counseling (‘72) Served as head baseball coach (1972-74); Director of Alumni (1974-76)

Athletics Administration Director of Athletics, La Salle University 1978-86 Won MAAC Commissioner’s Cup three times; 28 conference championships; 10 NCAA Tournament bids; 90 percent student-athlete graduation rate

Director of Athletics, DePaul University 1986-02 29 NCAA Tournament bids; 88% graduation rate; Instrumental in The Bradshaw Family— (clockwise) Connor, Bill, Billy, Paige & formation of Great Midwest Conference and Conference USA; Yvette Facilities enhancement (on-campus intercollegiate athletic center in 2000) tions, including Big Brothers/Big Sisters, Temple Temple athletics has also displayed its hos - Director of Athletics, Temple University Children’s Medical Center and the School Dis - pitality under Bradshaw, hosting the 2005 and 2002-12 Facilitated University’s move to the trict of Philadelphia. Bradshaw has also been re - 2011 NCAA Women’s Basketball Philadelphia BIG EAST for all sports; Facilitated move to MAC for football; 38 NCAA sponsible for upgrades to Temple's athletic Regionals as well as the first and second rounds Tournament bids & two bowl games; facilities. He supervised the design and con - of the 2004 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tourna - Instituted Breakfast of Champions to struction of the athletic complex on the Ambler ment and the 2003 NCAA Men’s Gymnastics honor student-athletes; Hosted 2005 Campus, featuring fields and amenities for the Championships. Temple has also will host the & 2011 NCAA WBB Regionals, 2004 men's and women's soccer, baseball and soft - 2013 NCAA Men’s Basketball First and Second NCAA WBB First & Second Rounds and 2003 NCAA Men’s Gymnastics ball teams. He has also overseen the football Round games at the Wells Fargo Center. Championships program's move to Lincoln Financial Field as well Bradshaw, who also owns a master’s de - as the addition of a new state-of-the-art foot - gree in guidance and counseling from Niagara ball practice facilities for football and men’s and University (‘72), received a bachelor’s in pre-law Awards & Organizations 1992-01 Exec. Committee, National women’s basketball. Future plans include build - from LaSalle (‘69). Association of Collegiate Directors of ing a state-of-the-art boathouse for the men’s He resides in Radnor, Pa., with his wife, Athletics (NACDA) and women’s crew programs. Yvette and three children, Billy (17), Paige (15) 1995 Inducted into La Salle University and Connor (14). Hall of Fame 1997 Chair, Pigskin Classic 1998 Gen Robert R. Neyland Award for Athletic Directors, All-American Football Foundation 2000 Named one of 10 Sports Ethics Fellows of the Year by USA Today 2001-02 President, NACDA 2001-02 Chair, Conference USA Athletics Directors 2003 Western New York Baseball Hall of Fame 2003-05 Chair, NACDA Site Selection Committee 2003- Chair, Phila. Big 5 Athletic Directors 2006 Inducted into Niagara Catholic High School Hall of Fame 2008 Inducted into Niagara Falls Sports Hall of Fame n o t 2011 Under Armour FBS Director of y a

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Eleanor Joe Kristen MYERS GIUNTA FOLEY NCAA Faculty Senior Assoc. Senior Assoc. Representative AD / Sports AD / Sr. Women’s Administration Administrator

Beasley School of Law Associate Professor Joe Giunta returns to Temple University for Kristen Foley returns for her 13th year in Eleanor Myers is in her sixth year as Temple Uni - his sixth year and his first year as the Senior Asso - Temple administration and 18th overall. She was versity’s faculty athletics representative. The NCAA ciate Athletic Director for Sports Administration. promoted to Senior Associate Athletic Director in August 2011 and oversees the administration of requires each member institution to appoint a fac - Giunta is responsible for ensuring that Tem - women’s basketball, volleyball, women’s soccer, ulty athletics representative to represent the insti - ple’s student-athletes are given the administrative cross country and track and field, field hockey, tution and its faculty in its relationships with the support and resources necessary to be academi - fencing, men’s gymnastics, men’s and women’s NCAA and its athletic conferences and to oversee cally and athletically successful and to ensure that tennis, and men’s and women’s rowing. In addi - academic integrity and compliance issues on cam - all operations are conducted within University, tion, Foley provides the color analysis for the women’s basketball web stream broadcasts. pus. In her role as FAR, she also chairs the Presi - Conference, and NCAA rules. He oversees football, Foley was the Tournament Manager for two dent’s Advisory Committee on Intercollegiate men’s basketball, and baseball as well as the ath - NCAA Women’s Basketball Regional Champi - Athletics. In 2009, Myers was appointed by the letic training, equipment, facilities, and strength & onships (2011 and 2005) and the 2004 First and NCAA as a member of the Division I Committee on conditioning departments. Second Rounds. Throughout her tenure, she has Infractions, which holds hearings on major viola - Giunta previously served as the Owls’ Associ - served on numerous Atlantic 10 Conference Com - mittees (Administrative, Executive, Volleyball, Soft - tions of NCAA rules and imposes penalties. ate Athletic Director for Sports Administration for ball, and Women’s Rowing) and currently is a Myers joined Temple’s law faculty in 1993. five years before taking the reigns at the Director of member of the Officiating Committee and Cham - She specializes in Professional Responsibility and Athletics and Recreation at Cabrini College in 2008. pionship Review Subcommittee. Previously, she business courses. She has won awards for curricu - At Cabrini, Giunta oversaw 16 varsity teams, club chaired the NCAA Fencing Committee (2004-06) lum design and for teaching. She has also consulted sports and recreation activities and an active com - and was a member of the NCAA Women’s Basket - ball Rules Committee from 2002-06. In 2005, Foley and taught internationally in China, Japan, Rome, munity health and fitness center. In 2008-09, was honored with the “Outstanding Associate Di - and the Philippines. Previously, Myers served as Giunta's first year saw the Cavaliers sweep all three rector Award” presented by the All-American Foot - Temple’s associate university counsel from 1983 Presidents’ Cups: the Overall, Men and Women's ball Foundation. Foley entered athletic to 1989 with responsibility for technology transfer, Cups. Over the remaining three years of Giunta's administration with 13 years of Division I women’s business negotiations and health care issues. Prior tenure, Cabrini captured two more President's basketball coaching experience, including a five- year stint as head coach at Temple (1995-00). to joining Temple’s faculty, Myers held teaching fel - Cups and never finished lower than third in any cat - Foley earned her bachelor’s degree (1986) low posts at the University of Pennsylvania and egory. and a master’s degree in Educational Administra - Stanford University and handled securities and an - A 1993 graduate of Neumann University with tion (1991) from Rutgers. A standout women’s bas - titrust class action litigation for a Philadelphia law a bachelor of arts degree in communications, ketball player, she captained the Lady Knights to firm. Myers holds a bachelor degree and a law de - Giunta earned a master’s in sports administration consecutive NCAA Elite Eight appearances in 1986 and 1987, while being named to the All-East Re - gree (magna cum laude) from the University of and facility management from Ohio University in gional team in 1986. She has also been honored as Pennsylvania. 1997. a member of the Rutgers Basketball Hall of Fame.

Al Shrier is the dean among national college The 1953 TU grad is a sports information directors with 59 years of serv - member of the College Sports ice. In 2004, his years of dedication to Temple Uni - Information Directors of Amer - versity were rewarded as he was immortalized with ica, Temple University, Philadel - Al his own bobblehead doll to become the first ad - phia Big 5, Pennsylvania and SHRIER ministrator in the history of NCAA athletics to be so Philadelphia Jewish Sports Halls honored. of Fame. He was the 2010 recip - Special Assist. Shrier officially retired from his position as ient of CoSIDA’s Arch Ward to the Director Temple SID on June 30, 1995, but due to necessity, Award for outstanding contribu - of Athletics returned to the post during the 1995-96 academic tions and the 2009 recipient of year. He remains at the University in the role of spe - ECAC’s Pete Nevins Award for cial assistant to the director of athletics and is in Distinguished Achievement. Shrier is past president charge of credentials, media services, and hospi - of the Philadelphia Sports Writers Association. The tality at Temple sporting events. Media Room at The Liacouras Center is named in his honor.

278 Larry Sherryta Scott DOUGHERTY FREEMAN WALCOFF Senior Assoc. Senior Assoc. Associate AD / AD / Athletic AD / Compliance Marketing & Communications & Student Services Sales

Larry Dougherty is in his 10th year at Temple Sherryta Freeman is in her eighth year at Tem - Scott Walcoff is in his eighth year overall at and second as Senior Associate Athletic Director ple and her second year as the Senior Associate Temple University and second year as Associate for Communications after serving the previous four Athletic Director after serving for five years as the Athletic Director for Marketing and Sales. He was years as Associate Athletic Director. In his position, Associate Athletic Director for Compliance and Stu - promoted in August 2011 after serving six years as Dougherty oversees the athletic communications dent Services at Temple. Assistant Athletic Director for Marketing and Pro - and publications of the University’s 24-sport Divi - Freeman oversees all aspects of the depart - motions. sion I-A athletic program as well as the television ment’s compliance efforts with conference and Walcoff is responsible for facilitating all media and radio operations. He also is the varsity sport NCAA rules and regulations. She works to educate advertisements (including radio, television, print, administrator for men's soccer. coaches, administrators and student-athletes in re - online and outdoor support) as well as develops Dougherty joined the Owls’ staff after serving gards to new rules and regulations as well as the and coordinates game-day promotions. In his cur - 15 years in the media relations office at Saint processing of NCAA and conference waivers on be - rent role, he oversees the Ticket Sales Office, Cor - Joseph’s, the last eight as the school’s assistant ath - half of student-athletes. She also oversees all stu - porate Sales Department and Spirit Squad. letic director for media relations. Prior to SJU, he dent-athlete leadership and life skill development In his time at Temple, Walcoff has won two served as the SID at Nicholls State for one year and programming which includes the Student-Athlete National Association of Collegiate Marketing Ad - as the information director of the East Coast Con - Advisory Committee (SAAC) and the CHAMPS/Life ministrators (NACMA) awards; one for his creation ference for two years. Skills Program. Freeman is the varsity sports ad - of “Hooter the Owl’s Birthday Party” theme at a Active in regional and national organizations, ministrator for softball and men’s golf. She is also Temple Basketball game; the other for the devel - Dougherty served as chair of the organizing com - the liaison for athletics to academics. opment of Temple Basketball’s “Five Months of mittee for the 2009 ECAC-SIDA Workshop held in Prior to arriving at the Temple, Freeman Christmas” ticket sales campaign. Avalon, N.J., and the 2005 CoSIDA Workshop held served as the assistant athletic director/compliance Walcoff, a 1997 graduate of the S.I. New - in Philadelphia. Dougherty served as the president at Dartmouth College. The Hillside, N.J., native house School of Public Communications at Syra - of CoSIDA during 2010-11. He was the recipient of earned her bachelor’s degree in environmental cuse University, previously served as director of the ECAC-SIDA’s 2011 Irving T. Marsh Award . studies from Dartmouth in 2001 and a master’s de - marketing and public relations for the Liacouras He earned both his bachelor’s (1982) and ex - gree in sport management at the University of Center for four years. He also spent time as a mar - ecutive MBA (1994) degrees from Saint Joseph’s. Massachusetts – Amherst in 2004. Freeman was a keting coordinator for Comcast-Spectacor, as a His father, Andy, also served as the SID at SJU from member of two Ivy League women’s basketball promotions coordinator for Ticketmaster, as well 1972-81. championship teams, making two appearances in as a writer/editor for both the Media Theatre for the Division I NCAA Tournament. the Performing Arts and The Sports Network.

Owen Godfrey is in his first year as the As - Godfrey is a 2005 Cum Laude graduate of sistant Athletic Director for Ticket Operations at SUNY Cortland with a bachelor’s degree in sport Temple University after serving as the Owls’ Di - management, earning Dean’s List recognition rector of Ticket Operations for six years. for four semesters. As an undergraduate, God - Owen Godfrey oversees all ticket operations for frey worked as an event manager for the SUNY GODFREY the Temple Athletic Department. He handles all Cortland Athletic Department. invoicing, season ticket sales, and records for all He received his master’s degree in sport Assistant AD / revenue sports. Godfrey coordinates all football administration from Temple in 2010. Ticket ticketing with Lincoln Financial Field and the Godfrey is a member of the National Asso - Operations Philadelphia Eagles. He travels with the football ciation of Collegiate Marketing Administrators. team, organizing all away game ticketing. Before joining Athletics, Godfrey was the Assistant Ticket Manager at the Liacouras Cen - ter. Working closely with athletics, he also processed ticketing for concerts and non-sport - ing events at the 10,800-seat arena.

279 Harry Lee Kelli METZINGER ROBERTS SHEESLEY Assistant AD / Assistant AD / Assistant AD / Finance & Facilities Creative Administration Services

Harry Metzinger is in his fifth year at Temple and Now in his 28th year at Temple, Lee Pennsylvania native Kelli Sheesley is in her second year in the role of Assistant Athletic Director Roberts serves as the Assistant Athletic Direc - fourth year as the Assistant Athletic Director for for Finance and Administration. He served the previ - tor for Facilities and Event Management. In this Creative Services. Prior to joining the Owls, she ous three years as the department's Athletics Busi - role, Roberts oversees the maintenance and up - spent five years as the Director of Publications ness Manager. In his position, Metzinger serves as the Chief Fi - keep of the University’s athletic facilities, both at the United States Naval Academy, returning nancial Officer of the athletics department and is re - on the main and Ambler campuses, as well as to her home state in 2009. sponsible for managing the $30 million athletics serving as the department’s liaison with The Li - Sheesley, who grew up in Beavertown, Pa., department budget and the athletics business office. acouras Center and Lincoln Financial Field. administers the day-to-day operations of the Metzinger serves as athletics’ liaison with Human Re - The veteran administrator manages the publications process at Temple, while also serv - sources, The Office of Management and Budget, Pur - game operations of all athletic events. He has ing as the media contact for tennis and softball. chasing, The Controller's Office, General Accounting, helped to facilitate numerous conference and While at Navy, Sheesley was responsible University Counsel and Risk Management. Prior to joining the Owls, Metzinger spent two national competitions that Temple has hosted for the design and layout of materials for 31 var - seasons with Rutgers University. With the Scarlet during that time, including the 2004 NCAA sity sport programs, while working closely with Knights, he performed all accounting functions and Women’s Basketball first and second rounds the marketing and promotions department, as procedures within the athletic ticket office. and the 2005 NCAA Women’s Basketball well as Navy’s booster program, the Blue & Gold Metzinger earned a master of business admin - Philadelphia Regional. In 2011, Temple will Club. Her publications have been cited over 20 istration degree with a concentration in human re - once again host the NCAA Women’s Basketball times in the last six years by CoSIDA in district or source management from Temple in May 2011. He Philadelphia Regional. national contests. In 2008-09, three of her graduated from Villanova in 2004 with a bachelor's Roberts, a 1982 graduate of Temple, joined media guide covers received "Best in the Na - degree in accounting. Following graduation, Metzinger worked for The the Owl staff in 1984 as director of football op - tion" awards while her 2008 Navy sprint foot - Siegfried Group in Wilmington, Del., in accounting and erations, a position he held for 12 years before ball media guide and 2009 men’s lacrosse media assurance services. He moved into collegiate athlet - moving into his current position. His role as di - guide were ranked first nationally. ics as a volunteer at Drexel University and the Uni - rector of football operations, which entailed Prior to her work at Navy, Sheesley spent versity of Pennsylvania during the 2004-05 academic overseeing the Division I-A program’s day-to- six years at Bucknell University as Assistant Di - year, gaining experience in ticketing, marketing, and day operations, helped to groom him for his rector of Athletic Communications. Sheesley is a promotions. current post. graduate of Juniata College (’98), where she was Before heading to Rutgers, Metzinger worked for the director of athletics at his alma mater for the a four-year letterwinner in softball and was the 2005-06 academic year. In this capacity, he con - team’s MVP her senior season. tributed in a variety of areas, including business op - erations, marketing, and media relations.

Jennifer White is in her second year as As - tor at Seton Hall University. She assisted with sistant Athletic Director for Compliance & Stu - NCAA eligibility and recruiting policies, as well dent Services for Temple University Athletics as oversaw the National Girls and Women in after serving as the Assistant Director for the de - Sports Day event. Jennifer partment since January 2010. Formerly she was White was an assistant track and WHITE the Compliance & Student Services Coordinator field/cross country coach at Bryn Mawr College when she started at Temple in October 2007. during the 2005-06 season, while pursuing a Assistant AD / In her new position, White has taken on a master's degree. Compliance leadership role within the department, includ - A 2004 graduate of Lafayette College, & Student Services ing sport oversight functions. She has also taken White was a four-year member of the Leopard a more active role in the management of all track and field team. A two-time captain, she compliance operations for the department, in - was the recipient of the Henry Richard Jahn Tro - cluding the development of an educational plan phy, an award for leadership in athletics. She for coaches, the compilation and submission of was also active in the Big Brothers Big Sisters NCAA reports and other special projects. program. She earned her master’s degree in Prior to joining the Owls, the Manalapan, sports management from Neumann College in N.J., native worked as a Compliance Coordina - May 2007.

280 Temple Head Coaches

Steve Addazio Tonya Cardoza Joe DiPietro Fran Dunphy Nikki Franke Football Women’s Basketball Softball Men’s Basketball Fencing

Bakeer Ganes Matt Gwilliam Amanda Janney Matthew Jelley David MacWilliams Women’s Volleyball Women’s Soccer Field Hockey Cross Country Men’s Soccer

Steve Mauro Eric Mobley Aaron Murphy Brian Quinn Jason Read Men’s & Women’s Men’s & Women’s Women’s Gymnastics Men’s Golf Women’s Crew Tennis Track and Field

Bonnie Rosen Fred Turoff Ryan Wheeler Gavin White Women’s Lacrosse Men’s Gymnastics Baseball Men’s Crew

281 Athletics Staff

Ben Albert Pat Albright Karen Auerbach Bradley Baker Michael Bamonti Assistant Coach, Administrative Assistant, Associate Director, Assistant Coach, Events & Projects Coord., Football Director of Athletics Athletic Communications Fencing Development

Meg Barber Cathy Bongiovi Kayla Brown Emilyann Burster Shawn Cameron Assistant Coach, Associate Director, Assistant Athletic Trainer Co-Head Coach, Assistant Athletic Trainer Women’s Basketball Athletic Communications Cheerleading

Andrew Carl Ben Cauthen Clayton Cochran Willnett Crockett Sean Cronin Operations Assistant, Video Coordinator, Assistant Director, Assistant Coach, Assistant Coach, Development Football Ticket Operations Women’s Basketball Football

Ryan Day Dave Duke Matt Echevarria Denise Fitzpatrick Christine Focht Assistant Coach, Assistant Coach, Co-Head Coach, Marketing Manager Assistant Coach, Football Men’s Basketball Cheerleading Softball

282 Ed Foley Tyree Foreman Justin Frye Jowanna Gardner Frederika Girsang Director of Operations, Assistant Coach, Assistant Coach, Administrative Assistant, Assistant Coach, Football Football Football Women’s Basketball Tennis

Linda Gordon Nadia Harvin Akiko Hatakeyama Chuck Heater Zohrab Kazanjian, Assistant Business Administrative Assistant, Assistant Coach, Assistant Coach, Photographer Manager Football Women’s Volleyball Football

Paul Kelley Dwayne Killings Gabe Leibowitz Frank Leonard Kaitlin Livezey Supervisor, Assistant Coach, Director, Assistant Coach, Operations Assistant, Athletic Equipment Men’s Basketball Corporate Partnership Football Development

Raheem Mapp Shameka Marshall Dave Mathewson Travis McCormack Shawn McGowan Administrative/Video Assistant Coach, Asst. Dir. of Operations, Assistant Athletic Trainer Assistant Coach, Coordinator, Cross Country / Football Football Men’s Basketball Track & Field

283 Patrick McLaughlin Gerard McMahon Chelsea Morehead Stacey Nasser Seamus O’Connor Assistant Coach, Assistant Director, Assistant Athletic Trainer Director of Operations, Assistant Coach/ Men’s Gymnastics Development Women’s Basketball Recruiting Coordinator, Women’s Soccer

Andre Odom Kim Parsons Brian Perkins Frank Piraino Todd Pollock Asst. Dir. of Operations, Assistant Coach, Assistant Coach, Strength & Conditioning, General Manager, Football Women’s Gymnastics Men’s Crew Football Ticket Sales and Service

Marc Proto Brian Pugh Jenna Rankin Sandy Rodville Kevin Rogers Head Strength & Assistant Coach, Associate, Office Manager, Associate Head Coach, Conditioning Coach Baseball Development Sports Medicine Football

Chris Rumer Trevor Singer Kevin Small Rebecca Smith Kristy Bannon Sromovsky Regional Director, Assistant Coach, Assistant Coach, Assistant Coach, Coordinator, Corporate Sales Men’s Soccer Baseball Women’s Crew Compliance & Student Services

284 Dwight Stansbury Tim Thiess Beverly Tinsley Nicole Tovey Shawn Trice Head Athletic Trainer Business Manager Administrative Assistant, Assistant Coach, Assistant Coach, Sports Administration Cheerleading Men’s Basketball

Waynetta Veney Karen Williams Jeff Wilson Bob Woll Jennifer Wong Assistant Coach, Assistant Director, Asst. AD/ Assistant Coach, Assistant Coach, Women’s Basketball Facilities Director of Operations, Men’s Golf Women’s Lacrosse Men’s Basketball

Charise Young, Chet Zukowski Assistant Coach, Director, Field Hockey Corporate Fulfillment

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Overview SAAASC strives to help student-athletes reach Temple University’s Student-Athlete Aca - their academic potential through efficient de - demic Advising & Support Center (SAAASC) is re - gree planning, major exploration, learning sup - sponsible for providing comprehensive port, academic coaching/mentoring and tutorial academic support services for Temple’s over services. SAAASC staff members collaborate 565 student-athletes on 24 intercollegiate heavily with program/college advisors to ensure Justin Miller sports. Under the guidance of Office of the Sen - graduation, retention and critical NCAA eligibil - Director, SAAASC ior Vice Provost for Undergraduate Studies, the ity benchmarks are met.

Shawn Fagan Rebecca Gingras Nick Plack Ehren Green Katie Guynn Principal Advisor Senior Academic Senior Academic Academic Advisor Academic Advisor Advisor Advisor for Football

Herb Hopkinson Allison Vendt Jacob Long Nilzarrel Townsend Kimberly Marsh Academic Advisor Academic Advisor Learning Specialist Learning Specialist Certifying Officer for Football for Football

286 • To assist student-athletes in overcoming individual challenges and to support them as they strive to fulfill their personal and academic potential • To ensure that student-athletes complete their experience at Temple University with enhanced academic, personal, and social skills • To prepare student-athletes to become useful and productive members of their communities

The Certifying Officer is responsible for re - viewing all student-athletes’ NCAA Progress-To - ward-Degree requirements for athletic eligibility for practice and competition. The officer also reviews incoming transfer students (from 2-year or 4-year institutions) for transfer require - ments, which can involve eligibility for ath - letic aid, practice and competition. This person communicates with Temple Univer - sity Advising units and various administration offices on behalf of student- athletes.

SAAASC Staff Services Academic advisors work closely with stu - dent-athletes from the time they arrive at Tem - ple through the completion of their academic careers. Through team, group, and individual meetings, these SAAASC staff members monitor academic and athletic eligibility and encourage students to strive for academic excellence and personal growth. All student-athletes meet with the academic advisors to discuss academic and athletic eligibility, changing/declaring a major, faculty issues and course selection. sources In addition to advising services, the follow - and opportunities for them ing support services are provided by the SAAASC to develop and refine the skills needed staff: to achieve their personal and aca - demic goals. • Comprehensive tutorial support for all stu - The Student Athlete Academic dent-athletes Advising and Support Center pro - • Academic mentor program to ensure a suc - motes academic excellence by ensur - cessful transition to college life ing student-athletes’ welfare and by • Monthly web-based academic progress re - empowering student-athletes in their ports decision-making and development of • Learning style assessment and individual - life skills. Student-athletes will be ac - ized success plans countable and responsible members • Summer Learning Community for Fresh - of Temple University and the sur - man Student-Athletes Mission Statement rounding community. • Laptop/iPad Loan Program for Student- To achieve this mission, the Student-Ath - Athletes The mission of the Student-Athlete Aca - lete Academic Advising and Support Center has • New Student-Athlete Orientation demic Advising and Support Center at Temple five major objectives: University is to assist all student-athletes in their development as individuals and as active mem - • To assist all student-athletes in graduating Temple University is committed to provid - bers of the University community. The Center from Temple University ing student-athletes with the necessary support will provide an environment that fosters stu - • To protect and maintain academic integrity services to succeed. However, academic success dent-athletes’ personal, academic, and social and to ensure compliance with all NCAA, is ultimately the responsibility of each student- growth. The Center will also support student- Conference, and University policies athlete. athletes by coordinating and providing the re -

287 Staff Directory UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION TICKETING Acting President, Dr. Richard M. Englert ...... 7405 ...... president Director of Ticket Operations, Owen Godfrey ...... 8499 ...... tickets Provost, TBA ...... 5156 ...... provost Asst. Director, Ticket Operations, Clayton Cochrane ...... 4271 ...... clayton.cochrane General Manager, Ticket Sales & Service, Todd Pollock ...... 7025 ...... tpollock ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION Director of Athletics, Bill Bradshaw ...... 7759 ...... bill.bradshaw SPORTS MEDICINE NCAA Faculty Representative, Eleanor Myers ...... 1923 ...... emyers Team Physician, Dr. Ray A. Moyer ...... 707-2111 ...... rmoyer Sr. Assoc. AD, Sports Admin., Joe Giunta ...... 8555 ...... jgiunta Head Athletic Trainer, Dwight Stansbury ...... 0873 ...... dstansbu Sr. Assoc. AD, SWA, Kristen Foley ...... 2433 ...... kristen.foley Assistant Athletic Trainer, Kayla Brown ...... 0873 ...... kayla.brown Admin. Asst., Director of Athletics, Pat Albright ...... 9333 ...... pat.albright Assistant Athletic Trainer, Shawn Cameron ...... 1618 ...... shawn.cameron Administrative Specialist, Athletics, Beverly Tinsley ...... 2571 ...... btinsley Assistant Athletic Trainer, Travis McCormack ...... 7444 ...... tmccorma Assistant Athletic Trainer, Chelsea Morehead ...... 7402 ...... chelsie.morehead ATHLETIC FACILITIES Office Manager, Sports Medicine, Sandy Rodville ...... 9302 ...... srodville Asst. AD, Facilities Lee Roberts ...... 7250 ...... lroberts Graduate Extern, Scott Bordignon ...... 7402 ...... scottbordignon@gmail Asst. Director for Facilities, Karen Williams ...... 3147 ...... kwilli00 Graduate Extern, Mike Leonard ...... 1618 ...... leonardmc@ymail Graduate Extern, Sherilyn Neri ...... 7402 ...... sherilyn30@hotmail ATHLETIC FUNDRAISING Graduate Extern, Todd Price ...... 9347 ...... [email protected] Asst. Director of Development, Gerard McMahon ...... 6267 ...... gmcmahon Graduate Extern, Caitlin Ryan ...... 7444 ...... caitlin.d.ryan Events & Projects Coordinator, Michael Bamonti ...... 2587 ...... michael.bamonti Athletics Development Associate, Jenna Rankin ...... 2582 ...... jenna.rankin STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING Development Operations Assistant, Andrew Carl ...... 2363 ...... andycarl Head Strength & Conditioning/Football, Frank Piraino ...... 6419 ...... frank.piraino Development Operations Assistant, Kaitlin Livezey ...... 2477 ...... Kaitlin.Livezey Head Strength & Conditioning, Mark Proto ...... 6649 ...... marc.proto Graduate Extern, Miroslaw Babiarz ...... 6649 ...... miroslaw.babiarz ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Graduate Extern, Alex Skacel ...... 6649 ...... alex.skacel Sr. Assoc. AD, Athletic Comm., Larry Dougherty ...... 2588 ...... larrydoc Special Asst. to Athletic Director, Al Shrier ...... 2222 ...... ashrier5 ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Asst. AD, Creative Services, Kelli Sheesley ...... 9149 ...... sheesley Supervisor, Equipment Manager, Paul Kelley ...... 0874 ...... paul.kelley Assoc. Dir., Athletic Communications, Karen Auerbach ...... 3850 ...... kauerbach Graduate Extern, Equipment, Dan O’Connor ...... 0874 ...... doconnor Assoc. Dir., Athletic Communications, Cathy Bongiovi ...... 1608 ...... cathyb Graduate Extern, Equipment, Ian Cooper ...... 6691 ...... ian.cooper Graduate Extern, Steve Helm ...... 7446 ...... steve.helm Graduate Extern, Equipment, Charles Mattioli ...... 6691 ...... mattioli.charles ACADEMIC SUPPORT FOR STUDENT-ATHLETES VIDEO Director, Center for Academic Advising, Justin Miller ...... 9840 ...... jsm Video Coordinator, Ben Cauthen ...... 0871 ...... benjamin.cauthen Principal Academic Advisor, Shawn Fagan ...... 2514 ...... sfagan Senior Academic Advisor, Rebekah Gingras ...... 0876 ...... rgingras HEAD COACHES Senior Academic Advisor, Nick Plack ...... 7413 ...... nplack Baseball, Ryan Wheeler ...... 8639 ...... ryan.wheeler Academic Advisor, Ehren Green ...... 0876 ...... ergreen Women’s Basketball, Tonya Cardoza ...... 1955 ...... tcardoza Academic Advisor, Herb Hopkinson ...... 0876 ...... herb.hopkinson Men’s Basketball, Fran Dunphy ...... 7443 ...... fdunphy Academic Advisor, Allison Vendt ...... 4966 ...... avendt Women’s Crew, Jason Read ...... 3692 ...... jason.read Learning Specialist, Jacob Long ...... 4591 ...... jacob.long Men’s Crew, Gavin White ...... 1751 ...... gavwhite Learning Specialist, Nilzarrel Townsend ...... 9346 .....nilzarrel.townsend Fencing, Nikki Franke ...... 1627 ...... nfranke Certifying Officer, Kim Marsh ...... 2500 ...... kmarsh Field Hockey, Amanda Janney ...... 6288 ...... ajanney Secretary, Academic Support, Cheryl Cummings ...... 2500 ...... cheryl.cummings Football, Steve Addazio ...... 0855 ...... nharvin Men’s Golf, Brian Quinn ...... 8224 ...... bqgolf08 COMPLIANCE/STUDENT SERVICES Women’s Gymnastics, Aaron Murphy ...... 6667 ...... murph Sr. Assoc. AD, Compliance & SS, Sherryta Freeman ...... 4923 ...... sherryta Men’s Gymnastics, Fred Turoff ...... 7452 ...... fturoff Assistant AD, Compliance & SS, Jennifer White ...... 3471 ...... whitejen Women’s Lacrosse, Bonnie Rosen ...... 6668 ...... bonnie8 Compliance Coordinator, Kristy Bannon Smorovsky ...... 2790 ...... kristy.bannon Men’s Soccer, David MacWilliams ...... 8477 ...... coachmac Graduate Extern, Jake Munick ...... 5668 ...... ncaacomp Women’s Soccer, Matt Gwilliam ...... 3162 ...... matthew.gwilliam Softball, Head Coach, Joe DiPietro ...... 8742 ...... dipietro BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Men’s & Women’s Tennis, Steve Mauro ...... 0157 ...... sjmauro Asst. AD, Finance and Admin., Harry Metzinger ...... 3837 ...... harry.metzinger Men’s & Women’s Track and XC, Eric Mobley ...... 8258 ...... emobley Business Manager, Tim Thiess ...... 2489 ...... tthiess Women’s Volleyball, Bakeer Ganes ...... 0476 ...... bganes Assistant Business Manager, Linda Gordon ...... 6913 ...... rgordon CHEERLEADING AND DANCE MARKETING & PROMOTIONS / C ORPORATE SALES Co-Head Cheerleading Coach, Matt Echevarria ...... 2789 ...... matteche Assoc. AD, Marketing and Promotions, Scott Walcoff ...... 0544 ...... swalcoff Co-Head Cheerleading Coach, Emilyann Burster ...... 2789 ...... emilyann Regional Director of Corporate Sales, Chris Rumer ...... 2586 ...... crumer Director of Corporate Partnerships, Gabe Leibowitz ...... 4247 ...... tud47502 SUPPORT STAFF Corporate Fulfillment, Chet Zukowski ...... 6912 ...... chet.zukowski Director of Football Operations, Ed Foley ...... 0866 ...... edfoley Marketing Manager, Denise Fitzpatrick ...... 6710 ...... denise.fitzpatrick Asst. AD/MBB Operations, Jeff Wilson ...... 6268 ...... jrwilson Marketing Coordinator, Sam Moore ...... 7237 ...... smoore Dir. of Women’s Basketball Operations, Stacey Nasser ...... 8739 ...... stacey.nasser Graduate Extern, Jasmine McCrawford ...... 4270 ..jasmine.mccrawford Admin. Asst., Men’s Basketball, TBA ...... 7443 ...... Admin. Asst., Women’s Basketball, Jowanna Gardner ...... 1955 ...... jowanna Admin. Specialist, Football, Nadia Harvin ...... 0858 ...... nharvin

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