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Muhlenberg College Volleyball Program muhlenberg college Travel is an important component of the Muhlenberg College volleyball program. Every other year the team Travel Log takes a long trip to play an in-season tournament. Destinations under coach Jenny Warmack- Chipman have included Daytona Beach in 2002, Texas in 2005 and the Los Angeles area in 2007. The team is plan- ning another trip to Texas in 2009. 2007 - California In addition, many volleyball players have taken advantage of Muhlenberg’s outstanding study- abroad program to broaden their 2005 - Alamo educational experiences: player semester destination(s) Dana Ferrelli spring 2002 Rome, Italy Jennifer Leigh spring 2002 London, England Julie Lauro spring 2005 Sydney, Australia Julia Lamborn spring 2006 Rome, Italy Kate Haggerty summer 2006 Spain/Costa Rica Jess Anselmi spring 2007 Seville, Spain Megan Young spring 2007 Alicante, Spain Danielle Losonci spring 2008 Alicante, Spain Liz Dean summer 2008 Florence, Italy Amy Cohen 2008-09 year Edinburgh, Scotland Jess Anselmi in Morocco volleyball 2008 QQuickuick FFactsacts muhlenberg college Location ....................... Allentown, PA 18104 Founded ...................... 1848 Enrollment ................... 2,150 Web Site ......................www.muhlenberg.edu Affi liations ................... NCAA Division III, ECAC Conference .................. Centennial Conference Nickname .................... Mules Colors ..........................Cardinal Red & Grey Home Court ................. Memorial Hall Capacity ...................... 3,529 Year Built ..................... 1954 CONTENTS management introduction President ..................... Peyton Randolph Helm Muhlenberg College ..................................2-3 Dean of Students ......... Karen Green Athletic Director ........... Sam Beidleman College Management.....................................4 Associate Director ........ Corey Goff Athletics Management ...................................5 Assistant Director ......... Jenny Warmack-Chipman Muhlenberg Athletics ....................................6 Athletics Phone ............(484) 664-3380 Centennial Conference ..................................6 Athletics Fax ................ (484) 664-3035 Volleyball Facilities ........................................7 Head Athletic Trainer.... Steve Nemes Asst. Athletic Trainers ...Lindsay Weiss the 2008 mules Brian Perez Coaching Staff ...............................................8 Mike Richardson Roster ............................................................9 Team Photo ...................................................9 volleyball Head Coach ..................Jenny Warmack-Chipman Seniors .................................................. 10-11 Alma Mater .................. Texas ‘96 Returning Players .................................. 12-15 Record at Muhlenberg .. 105-129 (eight seasons) Newcomers .................................................15 Overall Record .............. same Schedule ......................................... back cover Offi ce Phone .................(484) 664-3669 Fax ................................ (484) 664-3035 history E-mail ........................... [email protected] Individual Records ................................ 16-17 Assistant Coaches .........Meghan Godorov Team Records ..............................................18 Allen Cerullo Honor Roll ..................................................19 Student Assistant .........David Alter Buttermaker Tournament .....inside back cover Manager ....................... Ashley Porter 2007 Record ................. 11-19 (3-7 Centennial) credits Letters Returning/Lost ... 7/4 The 2008 volleyball yearbook was produced by the Muhlenberg College Sports Information sports information Offi ce. Editor, Mike Falk; Assistant Editor, Kelley Director ........................ Mike Falk Freund; Photography, Amico Studios, billjohn- Offi ce Phone .................(484) 664-3232 sonphotos.com and 7designpro.com; Printing, Home Phone .................(610) 432-8953 Gillespie Printing of Catasauqua, Pa. (610-264- Fax ................................ (484) 664-3477 1863). E-mail ........................... [email protected] Assistant Director ..........Kelley Freund On the Cover: Seniors Danielle Losonci and Me- Offi ce Phone .................(484) 664-3168 gan Eiser (left to right). E-mail ........................... [email protected] Mule Hotline (voice) ......(484) 664-3474 wwww.muhlenberg.eduww.muhlenberg.edu MAJORS Founded: 1848. Accounting * Named for Henry Mel- American Studies chior Muhlenberg, pa- Anthropology * Art * triarch of the Lutheran (concentrations in Art History Church in the American and Art Studio) Colonies. Biochemistry Affi liation: Private, Biology Business Administration * affi liated with Lutheran (concentrations in Entrepre- Church. neurial Studies, Human Location: Allentown, Resources Management, Pa.; 55 miles north Management & Organization Studies, Management Science & of Philadelphia and Info Science, Managerial 90 miles west of New Finance and Marketing) York. Chemistry * Academic Emphasis: Computer Science * Dance * Liberal arts and prepro- Economics * fessional studies. (concentrations in International Full-Time Enrollment: 2,125; 43% men, 57% women. and Public Policy) Student-Faculty Ratio: 12-1. English * Admission: Highly selective. Over 4,200 applicants for (concentration in Writing) Environmental Science a class of 580. The single most important factor is high Film Studies school record. Entering freshmen are strong performers Finance academically and give evidence of the potential for posi- French * tive impact on the college community as extracurricular German German Studies * contributors as well. History * Application Deadlines: Early Decision, February 1. History/Government Regular Decision, February 15. Muhlenberg values the International Studies energy and enthusiasm Early Decision candidates bring to Mathematics * Media and Communication the campus. Music * Personal Interview: Strongly recommended. (concentrations in Perfor- Financial Aid: Approximately 65% of students receive mance, Music Theory/ some form of fi nancial aid. Both need-based and merit Composition and Music History) aid are available. Natural Science “Muhlenberg has a lot to Students: Muhlen- Neuroscience off er for an institution with berg students are Philosophy * drawn largely from Philosophy/Political Thought less than 3,000 students. the Middle Atlantic Physical Science Undergrads appreciate how Physics * and New England Political Economy ‘the small student body states, although 35 Political Science * allows the professors to states and over a Psychology tailor the education to each Religion * dozen foreign coun- Russian Studies * student.’” tries are represented. Sociology * 2004 Princeton Review Faculty: 161 full- Spanish * time, 109 part-time. Theatre Th e Best 351 Colleges (concentrations in Acting, Faculty are drawn Design, Directing, Perfor- from America’s fi nest mance Studies and Stage universities. Their primary focus is excellence in teaching. Management) 85% hold the Ph.D. or terminal degree. wwww.muhlenberg.eduww.muhlenberg.edu Library Resources: Trexler Library resources include over MINORS 213,000 volumes and 360,000 microforms. An interli- African American Studies brary loan program makes over 1.75 million books avail- Asian Traditions Environmental Studies able to students with daily delivery to campus. Jewish Studies Campus Life: More than 100 clubs and student organi- Public Health zations, from United Student Government to Habitat for Women’s Studies Humanity. majors designated with an asterisk at left are also available Active Learning: Many of Muhlenberg’s classes are as minors taught seminar style, with an emphasis on discussion and classroom interaction. Science labs are hands-on, with CONCENTRATIONS the opportunity to Latin American Studies “Muhlenberg holds its stu- do real science in a Non-science Medical Studies dents to rigorous academic small college set- CERTIFICATIONS standards, and they know it. ting. Independent Elementary Education From its solid Lutheran roots study, mentored Secondary Education to its current standing as a top research, internships premed school, Muhlenberg and fi eld experience PREPROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS shows students it really does all are encour- aged. The goal is to Health professions care. ‘Academic excellence Prelaw promote an active, Religious vocation preparation is, by far, the top priority,’ participatory learn- says a junior, ‘but the people ing style. COOPERATIVE are warm, friendly, compas- That commitment PROGRAMS sionate, and truly care about to fi rst-rate teach-ing AROTC making Muhlenberg the best and active learn-ing Army Reserve Offi cer Training Corps (AROTC) Program possible place for everyone.’” means that Muhlen- Dentistry Fiske Guide to Colleges berg strives always University of Pennsylvania 2004 Edition to provide learning School of Dental Medicine experiences that are Engineering 3-2 or 4-2 combined degree not simply informa- program (Columbia University tional, but interesting, even inspirational. It means looking or Washington University) for teaching approaches where students are not passive Environmental Science or but rather engaged, active learners. The result has been Forestry 3-2 or 4-2 combined degree an academic program widely recognized for educational program (Duke University) excellence based on both rigor and nurture. Medicine Positive Outcomes: A Muhlenberg education provides a Drexel University and the powerful launching pad
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