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Thesouth Dakotan The South Dakotan THE MAGAZINE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH DAKOTA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION SPRING/SUMMER 2014 100th Dakota Days Dakota Days Celebrates a Century DAKOTA DAYS October 5 – 11, 2014 WEDNESDAY, OCT. 8 SATURDAY, OCT. 11 Time TBD — Vermtown Bash/Block Party 10 a.m. — 100th Annual Dakota Days Parade Main Street Vermillion Watch the parade and enjoy refreshments on the front lawn of Inman House, the USD president’s residence, THURSDAY, OCT. 9 415 East Main Street. 7 p.m. — Al Neuharth Award for Excellence in the Media Aalfs Auditorium in Slagle Hall Post-PARADE USD Marching Band Reunion FRIDAY, OCT. 10 Watch for registration details at www.usdalumni.com/events. 7:30 a.m. — Alumni Association Annual Meeting Muenster University Center Open house receptions at Greek chapters 2:30 p.m. — Campus Tours Coyote Tailgate Nation Pre-game Festivities Enjoy seeing all the places you remember as well as DakotaDome east parking lot new additions to the campus landscape. This 90-minute 3 p.m. — USD Coyote Football Game vs. University of tour will depart from the Betty Turner Asher room within Northern Iowa, DakotaDome Old Main. To assist in our planning, please RSVP online at Coronation of Miss and Mr. Dakota at halftime. www.usdalumni.com/events or call 800-655-2586. Tailgate lots and game tickets are sold through the 4 p.m. — 100th Dakota Days commemorative group Coyote Ticket Office, 605-677-5959. photo outside Old Main 5 p.m. — Pep rally at Old Main with Coach Joe Glenn, USD football team, cheerleaders and band 6 p.m.— Class reunion photos for the classes of 1954, ‘64, ‘74, ’84, ’94 & 2004 — Muenster University Center 6:30 p.m. — Onward Campaign Launch Red Tie Event Spend the evening enjoying special entertainment, hors d’oeuvres and refreshments, all in the newly-expanded Muenster University Center. Register online at www.onwardsd.org/redtie or call 800-521-3575. Visit www.vermillioncvb.com and 6:30 p.m. Social hour and hors d’oeuvres www.southeastsouthdakota.com for 8 p.m. Program, featuring Broadway star a listing of area accommodations. Cody Strand ’12 B.F.A. Schedule subject to change. THE SOUTH DAKOTAN MAGAZINE Vol. 9 No. 1, Spring/Summer 2014 For alumni and friends of the University of South Dakota EDITORIAL STAFF Kim Lee – Editor, Writer THE MAGAZINE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH DAKOTA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Bryan Boettcher – Contributing Writer Michelle Green ’04 – Contributing Writer Katie McGuire – Contributing Writer FEATURES Terry Dyvig ’81 – Graphic Design Betsy Rice – Contributing Writer Phil Carter – Contributing Writer ADMINISTRATION 8 James W. Abbott ’70, ’74 – University President COVER STORY Kersten Johnson ’87 – Executive Director, Alumni Association Dakota Days Tena Haraldson – Director of Marketing Remembered The South Dakotan magazine is published by the University of South Dakota Alumni Association Alumni share memories of in cooperation with the University of South Dakota. Dakota Days past Requests for permission to reprint materials and readers’ comments are welcome. Send mail to: EDITOR USD Alumni Association 414 E. Clark Street Vermillion, SD 57069 Phone: 605-677-6734 Fax: 605-677-6717 [email protected] www.usdalumni.com Views expressed in The South Dakotan magazine do not necessarily reflect the official position of the University of South Dakota or the University of South Dakota Alumni Association. Hello, My Name is Cody Strand Copyright 2014 Alumnus takes talent to Broadway in The Book of Mormon USD AlumnI ASSOCIatION 12 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Jeanette “Jen” (Gebhart) Porter ’93, ’04, Chair, Sioux Falls, S.D. Paul Van Buren ’60, Vice Chair, Los Altos, Calif. Staci (Kesling) Stern ’92, Treasurer, Chandler, Ariz. Kersten Johnson ’87, Secretary, Alcester, S.D. 16 Chase Andersen ’99, Minneapolis, Minn. Former Teammates Bryan Benson ’04, Seattle, Wash. Maren Colon ’09, Washington, D.C. Share Special Bond Tom Froning ’73, Fargo, N.D. Bush Fullerton, ’77, USD Foundation Trustee Designee, Huron, S.D. Jenifer Hatle ’12, Morrison, Colo. Lorelei Heisinger ’89, Cedar Falls, Iowa Jafar Karim ’93, Rapid City, S.D. Chelsey Krull ’06, Chicago, Ill. Cindi (Marek) Pochop ’87, ’91 Pierre, S.D. 26 James Stapleton, ’04, ’08, Omaha, Neb. ATHLETICS Tyler Tordsen, Student Designee, Rapid City, S.D. Arena Construction Athletic Board of Control Delegates: Brad Fowler ’81, Elk Point, S.D. Underway Rick Heller ’93, Olathe, Kan. $66 million complex scheduled Photography: for 2016 –17 completion Aaron Packard Photography Joe Alquist Archives and Special Collections, University Libraries Greg Latza DEPARTMENTS Joan Marcus 3 Around Campus 22 Foundation 33 Yote Notes Anderson Brothers/60.5M/$.52pc Printed on recycled paper. Spring/Summer 2014 1 Dear Alumni and Friends, 2014 is a big year! We invite you to be a part of it. 2014 is the 125th anniversary of the founding of the USD Alumni Association. As small group of alumni assembled in the parlors of East Hall for a celebratory dinner following the university’s second commencement, the proud and appreciative group of alumni had already recognized the impact the university experience had on their lives. During the course of their dinner visit, they determined that it was important to maintain contact between alumni and to provide support for new graduates following in their footsteps. The USD Alumni Association was founded on June 12, 1889—six months prior to South Dakota being granted statehood. The June 1889 Volante identified the formation of the alumni association as an important step of great interest to the institution: “The alumni give character and standing to their alma mater. As they are so will the institution be. They are its most powerful of friends in times of trouble and the most zealous in spreading abroad its advantages and fame. When banded together for mutual pleasure and support, they form a power for good to the institution. As the years go by and the graduating classes swell the number of the alumni, the University of Dakota will find in them its warmest friends and staunchest supporters.” Before the close of the century, the alumni association directors established membership dues and began to maintain a roll of graduates. Today, that modest list of alumni has evolved into a robust database of nearly 70,000 living alumni. The ways in which we communicate and keep alumni connected is more dynamic than ever, but throughout the past 125 years, our objective has remained constant–to help advance the mission of the university, to recognize graduates who are an honor to the institution, and to keep alumni connected to their alma mater. Just as in 1889, the success of the university is dependent upon the support and involvement of alumni. We invite you to show your USD pride and help us celebrate 125 years by becoming an involved member of the Alumni Association. Learn more at www.usdalumni.com/membership or call 800-655-2586. We will celebrate the 100th Dakota Days Oct. 10 –11 and we encourage you to make plans to return to Vermillion for a special homecoming weekend. You will find a tentative schedule on the inside cover. Dakota Days, originally referred to as South Dakota Day, was started by USD President Robert Slagle, who, coincidently, also initiated Hobo Days at SDSU. Featured in this issue of The South Dakotan, you will find a look back at Dakota Days through the years; learn how the bond of teammates lives on long after graduation day and how a young alumnus is enjoying professional success launched at USD. Looking ahead to the fall, we will be on the road again with the USD Coyote football team hosting tailgate events around the country. The 2014 season opener will be Saturday, Aug. 28 at the University of Oregon in Eugene. In conjunction with the Oregon weekend, we have put together a Pacific Coast day tour for USD alumni and friends to enjoy along with the game. In the spring we invite alumni to travel with us to Germany and Austria in March and to England, Scotland and Ireland in June. To see details on these and all alumni events around the country, visit www.usdalumni.com/events. With all the great things happening, there’s never been a better time to be involved with the USD Alumni Association! I hope you’ll join us. With warm regards, Kersten Johnson, ’87 B.A., Executive Director The USD Alumni Association AROUND CAMPUS CUtler AWards PreseNted to THree OUtstaNdiNG FacUltY The 2014 Richard and Sharon Cutler Awards were presented at the 127th spring commencement ceremony to Shane Semmler, Ph.D., assistant professor of communication studies, Paula Mabee, Ph.D., professor of biology, and Chad Newswander, Ph.D., assistant professor of political science. The $4,000 award honors faculty who show advances in liberal arts education through teaching and research over a three-year span. Shane Semmler, Ph.D. Paula Mabee, Ph.D. Chad Newswander, Ph.D. Semmler, the recipient in the Mabee received the award in the Newswander was recognized in the Humanities Division of the College Mathematics/Natural Sciences Social Sciences Division. He was of Arts & Sciences, has taught at Division. Since she began teaching at honored for his research on public USD since 2011. Some of the courses USD in 1998 she has been honored administration, power and politics, Semmler teaches include public many times for her research; in 2009 domestic security, administrative speaking, persuasion, communications Mabee was a recipient of the President’s statesmanship and constitutional and political communication. He has Award for Research Excellence and in governance. Newswander, a faculty also published several articles ranging 2003 she won the President’s Award for member since 2009, has been in topics from presidential election Innovation and Entrepreneurship.
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