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Fall 2018 NEWSLETTER Iron Arrow® Honor Society THE HIGHEST HONOR ATTAINED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI

A Message from the Chief Greetings Tribe Members! Greetings from the greatest University in the world! I hope that your summer has been enjoyable and restful as we look forward to another academic year. Our strong and well-connected community is a source of pride and honor for each of us. It is an exciting time to be a part of the Tribe as we prepare to celebrate 100 years of Iron Arrow!

This coming year, Mary, Felipe, and I will prioritize critically assessing where the organization currently Photo by JC Ridley, IA ’02 stands by choosing to actively focus improvements on actions that advance the welfare of our Alma Mater. There are certainly great changes to come, but it is all in the interest of creating a stronger community for the Canes, our society, and for the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida, for whom we 2018-2019 OFFICERS hold the highest regard. ADRIAN Z. NUÑEZ Chief We have done much over the past 92 years. However, I cannot urge you all enough to remain connected with the Tribe. Please update your profile on our website: https://ironarrows.ironarrow.com/. Take a 786.863.0258 look at our expansive community of changemakers. Our undergraduate and graduate members, who are [email protected] looking to make their way into an increasingly competitive workforce, can undoubtedly benefit from the guidance and wisdom of our Tribe members with established careers. Our success is directly reflected in MARY K. BALISE our member involvement and our member contributions. If you are in the South Florida area: come to our Son of Chief gatherings, nominate worthy prospective members from the UM community, or join us to critically assess 650.995.6024 those who are nominated. If you are changing the world elsewhere, I encourage you to consider sharing [email protected] your talent and treasure with the Tribe, and especially with our newest members. Any gift, no matter the size, can get us one step closer to accomplishing a project or to helping a new member in need. FELIPE PARODI The future is bright for Iron Arrow. Now is the time that we must engage with each other intentionally. With Medicine Man such a vast network across so many different industries we have the opportunity to enact tangible change 305.300.6439 for each other, our Alma Mater, and the greater South Florida community. Throughout this newsletter, you [email protected] will see the large-scale changes and projects Mary, Felipe, and I are committed to making. Being an active member does not require your physical presence in Coral Gables, for we all carry the U in our hearts; it COUNCIL OF ELDERS does, however, require a conscious commitment to continue and further the goals of Bowman Foster JOHANN A. ALI Ashe and that of our organization. Regardless of your location, we want YOU to be a part of that change JARET L. DAVIS by engaging online, attending events, or providing support. CHRISTIAN DIEZ It is our greatest hope that 8 years from now, as we celebrate the DAVID MCDONALD, SR. centennial of both the University of Miami’s and Iron Arrow, we as a ELIZABETH M. RODRIGUEZ Tribe can be proud of the network of successful members it has MICHELLE A. WILLIAMS created and the improvements we have brought about for our C. RHEA WARREN community. I am always an email, text, or call away for any member who may have questions about how to best get involved with the FACULTY ADVISOR Tribe. I look forward to meeting many of you, and working with all ANN M. HELMERS of you over the course of the coming year!

GO CANES! INDIAN ADVISOR ROY CYPRESS Yours in the Arrow, Adrian Z. Nuñez SPONSOR 2018-2019 Chief JULIO JOSÉ FRENK

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Iron Arrow Honor Society - Fall 2018 Calendar We encourage you to wear your jacket to all tribal gatherings. Cane Kickoﬀ Freshman Orientation Program Tapping Luncheon Wednesday, August 15, 2018 | 5:45 PM Thursday, November 1, 2018 | 12:00 - 2:00 PM Watsco Center Shalala Student Center, Center Ballroom (3rd Floor) 1245 Dauer Drive, Coral Gables, FL 33146 1330 Miller Drive, Coral Gables, FL 33146

Kickoﬀ Business Meeting Drum Vigil Monday, August 27, 2018 | 8:00 PM Thursday - Friday, November 1-2, 2018 | 3:00 PM - 3:00 PM Shalala Student Center, Iron Arrow Room (3rd Floor) Iron Arrow Mound 1330 Miller Drive, Coral Gables, FL 33146 1306 Stanford Drive, Coral Gables, FL 33146

Community Recommendations Due Homecoming Parade Lead-Off, Boat Burning, & Monday, September 24, 2018 | 5:00 PM Fireworks www.ironarrow.miami.edu/membership Friday, November 2, 2018 | 6:00 PM Meeting Location TBA Nominations Due Monday, October 8, 2018 | 5:00 PM Homecoming Honor Court Iron Arrow Email - [email protected] Duke Blue Devils vs. Miami Hurricanes Saturday, November 3, 2018 | TBA Mock Selections Meeting Hard Rock Stadium Tuesday, October 9, 2018 | 8:00 PM 347 Don Shula Drive Miami Gardens, FL 33056 University Center, 2300H (2nd Floor) 1306 Stanford Drive, Coral Gables, FL 33146 Non-Student Members: Arrive to the EAST gate no later than one hour prior to game time with your ticket and Selections jacket. Sunday, October 13, 2018 | 8:00 AM Student Members: Go through the student entrance Patti & Allan Herbert Wellness Center, Classroom (NORTH-WEST gate) no later than one hour prior to game (2nd Floor) time with your jacket. A student affairs staff member will 1241 Theo Dickinson Dr, Coral Gables, FL 33146 escort you. DO NOT bring any non-members with you onto the field. Initiation Volunteer Meeting This includes children and anyone wearing another Thursday, October 23, 2018 | 8:00 PM member's jacket, as they will not be allowed to go onto the University Center, 2300H (2nd Floor) field, and the member may be subject to disciplinary action. 1306 Stanford Drive, Coral Gables, FL 33146 MEMBERS MUST WEAR THEIR JACKETS TO PARTICIPATE. RSMAS Campus Tappings Tuesday, October 30, 2018 | 9:00 AM RSMAS Campus, Virginia Key New Tappee & Member Social Friday, November 9, 2018 | 8:00 PM Medical Campus Tappings Location TBA Wednesday, October 31, 2018 | 7:00 AM Medical Campus Mound, Schöninger Research Quad Initiation Saturday, November 10, 2018 | TBA Coral Gables Campus Tappings Thursday, November 1, 2018 | 7:00 AM Initiation Breakfast Iron Arrow Mound Sunday, November 11, 2018 | TBA 1306 Stanford Drive, Coral Gables, FL 33146 Business Meeting Tribal Portrait Monday, November 26, 2018 | 8:00 PM Thursday, November 1, 2018 | 11:30 AM Shalala Student Center, Iron Arrow Room (3rd Floor) Iron Arrow Mound 1330 Miller Drive, Coral Gables, FL 33146 1306 Stanford Drive, Coral Gables, FL 33146 CALENDAR SUBJECT TO CHANGE. VISIT IRONARROW.COM FOR UPDATED INFORMATION.

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Iron Arrow Honor Society Reconnecting with Our Roots Reflections from the Officers It’s a new day for Iron Arrow! As you plan to come back for Homecoming in the Fall and see the changes to our campus, get excited for the changes that have come to the Tribe. Our new members on tapping day will be identified with authentic Miccosukee beaded necklaces, bringing us closer to our cultural roots. We hope that while you are reconnecting with Tribe members you already know, that you will take the time to connect with the newest members as we continue expanding this ever growing community of global leaders.

We are rooted in advancing the welfare of our Alma Mater. While giving back is one way to contribute, recognizing those students, faculty, staff, or alumni who are living our criteria is also an impactful action. As Iron Arrows representing 2% of the entire University of Miami community, we know how important it is to recognize hard work and how valuable appreciation can be for a fellow ’Cane. It is through our constant tribal involvement that we can be the best stewards possible to both our Alma Mater and the Miccosukee.

Our Tribe is most identifiable by our Miccosukee jackets. This year, we reaffirm our bond to the people who brought us the rich tradition that makes us so unique. In the Fall, we will take the first step to strengthening our timeless bond, acknowledging, praising, and practicing the traditions and culture of the Miccosukee. From where we come to where we are going, we must always remember our roots.

Officer Profiles We welcome and congratulate the incoming officers for the 2018-2019 term:

Chief - Adrian Z. Son of Chief - Mary Medicine Man - Felipe Nuñez was born and K. Balise is a ﬁfth year Parodi s p e n t h i s raised in Miami, Florida. undergraduate student summer as a Leadership This past May, Adrian from San Francisco, CA Alliance Scholar in the earned his Bachelor of double majoring in Behavioral Economics Business Administration psychology and studio l a b o r a t o r y a t t h e from the U. Throughout a r t w h e r e s h e U n i v e r s i t y o f h i s u n d e r g r a d u a t e specializes in both Pennsylvania. Born in career, Adrian served ceramic sculpture and Buenos Aires, Argentina as Son of Chief, Student Government graphic design. A member of the Spring and raised in Miami, FL, Felipe has P re s i d e n t , O r i e n t a t i o n P ro g r a m 2017 Tap class, Mary is passionate about maintained his cultural ties through C o o r d i n a t o r, a n d c o - f o u n d e d serving the LGBTQ+ community at UM weekly ‘asados!’ Tapped in the Spring of TEDxUMiami. He also served on the and she does so as a member of the 2018, Felipe enters his senior year with Homecoming Executive Committee and Action Team for President Frenk’s Culture the hopes of pursuing a Ph.D. in was Sebastian the Ibis! Tapped in the Fall of Belonging roadmap initiative and Neuroscience. In his time at UM, he has of 2016, Adrian will stay at UM to pursue Standing Committee on Diversity, Equity, held a variety of positions on campus his Master of Public Administration. With and Inclusion. Mary was also the including the Camp Kesem Miami passions for politics and higher President and Founder of oSTEM as well Director and the South Florida Science education, Adrian has spent the summer as the President of SpectrUM for two Bowl Regional Coordinator. In addition to interning with the President’s Ofﬁce and years, coordinating their DragOut event undergraduate research, he currently Government Relations. He hopes to since 2016. Currently, she serves as an serves as the Neuromission Vice- continue serving the University of Miami Orientation Program Coordinator, Vice President and will be returning for his and Greater Miami community as he Chair of the Homecoming Executive second year as the director of Camp moves into his professional career. Committee, and Treasurer of SpectrUM. Kesem Miami.

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Iron Arrow Honor Society Congratulations to our Spring 2018 Initiates! Patricia Abril: Vice Dean of Graduate Education, School of Business Felipe Parodi: Co-Director & Outreach Coordinator, Camp Kesem Miami; Regional Administration; 13-year Professor, Business Law Department; Student mentor; Staff Coordinator, South Florida Regional Science Bowl; Co-Founder & Vice President, Reviewer, National Law Reviews; Author, 32 articles and 5 textbooks; Board of Neuromission; Outreach Chair, Get Out The Vote; Vice President of Operations, Trustees, Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart Society for Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics and Native Americans in Science; Inaugural Cohort Member, Leadership UMiami, 2018 Cohort, Disney Leadership Lily Acheampomaa-Piasare: Co-Director, Make the Magic, and Counselor, Camp Institute Kesem Miami; Site Coordinator and Site Leader, UM Alternative Breaks; Community Assistant, Summer Scholars Program; Research Assistant, Van Dyken Lab; Science Carrie Penabad: 2017 Building of the Year, AIA; Best of HOUZZ 2015 & 2017; and Math Tutor, Camner Center for Academic Resources; Organic Chemistry Excellence in Architecture Award: MAG Headquarters - AIA Miami; Excellence in Workshop Coordinator, Department of Chemistry; Relay for Life and Stand for the Architecture Merit Award: MDO; Excellence in Architecture Award: Escuelita Kids Committee Member, Phi Delta Epsilon; Phi Beta Kappa Buganvilia - AIA Miami; AIA Unbuilt Design Award: IMSA Headquarters; Florida Trust for Historic Preservation Award: Marion Manley; Marcus Corporation Foundation Alejandro Arboleda: Research Associate, Ophthalmic Biophysics Center; Co- Architectural Prize Nomination President, Ophthalmology Interest Club; Fundraising Committee, Nicaragua Mission Trips; Translator Coordinator, Department of Community Service; Trainer, Academic Kristine Reynardus: President, Community Liaison, 50th Anniversary Gala Chair, La Societies Federación de Estudiantes Cubanos; Operations & Programming Coordinator, Camp Kesem Miami; Senator & Campus Liaison Council-Facilities Chair, Student Joy Beverly: Associate Faculty Master, Pearson Residential College; Faculty Advisor, Government; Site Leader, UM Alternative Breaks; Decorations and Events Planning UPup; Faculty Advisor, Cru; Member, Ibis Ally Network; Member, Omicron Delta Co-Chair, Orange Festival; Organizing Committee, Students of Color Symposium; Kappa; Advisor, First Year U; Member, Dean of Students Major Disciplinary Panel; Leadership UMiami; Disney Leadership Institute UMiami Member, Undergraduate Withdrawal Appeals Committee; Excellence in Teaching Award Recipient Jill Richardson: Director, Marine Ecosystems and Society; Chair, MES Academic Committee; Director, Research & Education and Scientific Committee, Dolphins Plus, Hunter Carpenter: Executive Chair, Hurricane Productions; Executive Chair, Inc.; Dolphins Plus Marine Mammal Responder; Co-Founder & Director, FINSEA Rathskeller Advisory Board; Marketing Chair, Daytime & Special Events; Board Foundation Member, Student Center Complex Advisory Council; Treasurer, Filipino Student Association; Global Ambassador, Office of Study Abroad; Omicron Delta Kappa Kellie Gloria Scanlon: Chair, Association of Greek Letters Organization; Vice Chair, Association of Greek Letters Organization; Head Recruitment Counselor, Panhellenic Luis Alexis Gonzalez: President, First Generation U; Executive Producer, UMTV’s Association; Risk Manager, Zeta Tau Alpha; New Member Educator, Zeta Tau Alpha; Sportsdesk; Reporter, UMTV’s Newsvision; Tour Captain, Presidents 100; Sports Special Events Chair, Zeta Tau Alpha; Research Assistant, Department of Mechanical Broadcaster, WVUM; Resident Assistant, Office of Housing and Residential Life; and Aerospace Engineering Member, Canes Advisory Council; Writer, The Miami Hurricane Detra Shaw-Wilder: President, UM Law Alumni Association; Vice Chair & Co- Brianna Nicole Hernandez: President, Get Out the Vote; Chief of Staff, Student Founder, Kozyak Minority Mentoring Foundation; Federal Grievance Committee, US Government; President, John Quincy Adams Society; Founder, URise; Workshops District Court for the Southern District of Florida; Florida Bar Grievance Committee, Co-Chair, Whitely Women‚Äôs Leadership Symposium; Campus Coordinator, Eleventh Judicial Circuit of Florida; Past President, Gwen S. Cherry Black Women UptoUs; Campus Election Engagement Project Fellow; Pi Sigma Alpha Political Association; Past Chair, Business Litigation Committee of the Florida Bar Business Science Honor Society Law Section; Past Board Member & Region XI Director, National Bar Association; Dade County Bar Association’s “Unsung Hero” Award; MCCJ Humanitarian Silver Sharod Ra’Shaun Hinton: President, Phi Beta Lambda; President, National Medallion Award Association of Black Accountants; Vice-President & Treasurer, National Pan-Hellenic Council; International Projects Co-Chair, Master of Rituals, and Titan of the Hyperion Daniel Richard Smith: Member, Miami Business School Board of Overseers; UM Council; Treasurer, Yellow Rose Society; Keeper of Records and Seals, Omega Psi Presidents Council; Advisory Board, UM Launch Pad; Hurricane Club Council; Aspen Phi Fraternity; Treasurer, Brothers Overcoming Negativity & Destruction; Hammond Institute; Junior Achievement of Georgia Advisory Board Scholar; Foote Fellow Humberto Martin Speziani: Assistant Vice President, UM Business Services; Board Alina Tejeda Hudak: Currently the highest ranking woman in local government; First Member and Corporate Secretary, University Credit Union; Mentor, Big Brothers Big appointed female County Manager; President, American Society of Public Sisters School to Work Program; Member, City of Coral Gables Green Task Force; Administration Miami-Dade Chapter; International Women’s Forum; American Cancer Member, UM Supplier Diversity Advisory Board; UM Southern Association of Society;Leadership UMiami; Haiti Earthquake Relief Colleges and Schools (SACS) accreditation leadership team

Stephanie Ioannou: Executive Director, Department of Community Service; Christopher Stowell: University of Miami’s Men’s Basketball team; Student Athlete Admissions Committee Member, Miller School of Medicine Admissions Committee; Advisory Committee; Director of Advertising, Random Acts of Kindness Trainer, Academic Societies; Trip Overseer, Nicaragua Medical Missions; Co- Organization; Beta Gamma Sigma; Omicron Delta Kappa; Mortar Board; Foote President, American Medical Women‚Äôs Association; Co-President, Advancing Fellow; President’s Honor Roll; Atlantic Coast Conference Academic Honor Roll; Sexual Knowledge; Show Coordinator, Cabaret Charity Show National Association of Basketball Coaches Honors Court

Nicholas Ethan Katz: President, Beta Tau Chapter of Phi Mu Alpha Music Fraternity; Marissa Vonesh: Editor-in-Chief, Distraction Magazine; Resident Assistant, Hecht Frost Band of the Hour Tuba Section Leader; Frost Pep Band Rhythm Section Residential College; Women’s Leadership Co-Chair, Catholic Campus Ministry; Leader; Research Assistant, Sylvester Cancer Center Member, Interfaith Council; Graphic Designer, Student Government; Opening Ceremonies Co-Chair, Homecoming Executive Committee; Graphic Designer, Senior Miriam Lipsky: Senior Learning and Facilitation Specialist, Oﬃce of Institutional Sendoﬀ Committee; Leadership UMiami Culture; Coordinator, West Laboratory Elementary STARs reading program; Mentor, School of Education and Human Development Research Honors Program; Jonathan P. West: Department Chair, Political Science Department; Program Coordinator, Teacher Support Network; Project Coordinator, INCLUDE grant; Faculty Director, Masters in Public Administration; Executive Council & Board of Directors, Sponsor, Future Educators of America University of Miami Chapter; Editorial Board American Society for Public Administration; Sebastian The Ibis Service Award; Member, Florida Reading Journal; Outstanding Dissertation Award, American Managing Editor, Public Integrity Journal; Executive Council, President, Board of Association of Colleges for Teacher Education Directors, Florida Political Science Association

Sydney West Matsumoto: Alpha Rho Chi Fraternity; Executive Board, School of Architecture Student Council; School of Architecture Ambassador; Publicist/ Marketing Oﬃcer, American Institute of Architecture Students; Peer Counselor; St. Jude’s Fundraising Committee ; 2017 Colin MacDonald Betsch Memorial Award; 2015 Lidia Abello Memorial Scholarship; Gulf Coast Humane Society

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Iron Arrow Honor Society Fall 2018 Luncheon Speaker: José Félix Díaz

As an attorney, advisor, and four-term elected ofﬁcial, Jose Felix has consistently been recognized as one of the rising stars in Florida government affairs. José got his start in public service as a student at the University of Miami, where he served as President of his fraternity, Sigma Phi Epsilon, and of the University of Miami’s Student Government, where he helped students get a vote on the Board of Trustees. He was inducted into Iron Arrow in the Fall of 2000.

After graduating from UM in 2002 with a B.A., he earned a J.D. from the Columbia University School of Law, where he was the Editor of the American Review of International Arbitration. He has also earned a certiﬁcate in energy policy and planning from the University of Idaho.

In 2010, Mr. Diaz was elected to the Florida House of Representatives, where he served as Chairman of the Energy & Utilities, Regulatory Affairs, and Commerce Committees. He served four terms in the Florida Legislature and was elected as the Chairman of the Miami-Dade Legislative Delegation. He has been honored by both Miami-Dade County and the City of Miami for his national and local accomplishments, as well as being recognized by numerous state and national publications as a rising star in law and politics. Miami Today News listed Mr. Diaz in their listing of Best Legal Leaders of Miami-Dade County in 2014, and in 2016 recognized him as one of Miami-Dade’s “Best in Government.”

Mr. Diaz has served on various committees of statewide and regional signiﬁcance, including the Public Service Commission’s Nominating Council, the Southern States Energy Board, the National Conference of State Legislators, and the Florida Constitution Revision Commission, where he chaired the Legislative Committee. In 2017, Mr. Diaz was nominated as a top candidate for U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Florida.

A tireless advocate for children’s causes, Mr. Diaz has served on the board of CHARLEE Homes for Children, the Miami-Dade County Children’s Trust, and Our Kids of Miami-Dade & Monroe. He is a recipient of the United Way of Miami-Dade’s Public Service Leadership Award, the Children’s Trust Champion for Children Award, and Volunteer Florida’s Champion of Service.

Jose and his wife live in Miami-Dade County with their three children, Dominick, Christian and Elyse Marie.

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Iron Arrow Honor Society Advance The Tribe Help keep the Tribe strong by paying your annual dues. Further the Tribe by making a gift to support new student membership fees, tribal activities, the Sophomore Leadership Award and Scholarship, and our upcoming projects, including decorating the Iron Arrow Room. Giving levels are noted below in the recognition of our Tribal Trustees. Along with each level of giving, contributing members will be recognized with a designated lapel pin, along with a letter of appreciation. Contributions to the Iron Arrow Gift Account count towards your level of giving for the University of Miami. Visit miami.edu/give and search “Iron Arrow” to designate your gift to either the Iron Arrow Fund or the Sophomore Leadership Award and Scholarship. For more information, please email us at [email protected].

Tribal Trustees The Tribe is deeply grateful to the following members for their faithful generosity in the past year:

Wheel of Life ($500+) Johann A. Ali Michael Kelley Christian Diez Paul Sygall

Gold Arrow ($250-$499.99) James Blosser Patricia Tiemyer

Silver Arrow ($100-$249.99) Leah Abell Amy Deem Elizabeth Marquardt Camille King Walter Dimarco Richard McCully Frank & Georgie Agnones Andrea Heuson David McDonald Richard Artman Merele Jacobs Kravetz Lauren Pettiette William Bailey Ken Lancaster Richard Remmert Charles Ball Barbara Levenson Lauren Shewel John Cooper Ryan Madanick

Bronze Arrow ($50-$99.99) Polly Cooper Eugene Mariutto Ed Russell Marcos Jimenez Brandon Mitchell Carl Stano Stacy Roskin

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Iron Arrow Honor Society Iron Arrow Member Information Name: Semester/Year Tapped: Mailing Address: Were you an Oﬃcer? Y/N Position and year: City: State: Zip Code: Graduation Year(s): Home Phone: Cell Phone: Degrees: E-mail: College(s) or School(s): If you work at the University of Miami, please provide your Campus Address: Department: Building & Room Number: Locator Code: Telephone Extension:

Iron Arrow Member Invoice (use this form for check payments only!)

Credit Card Payments: For your security and protection, Iron Arrow will only accept credit card payments via the University’s secure online payment system. We will no longer process paper credit card form authorizations.

Please order and make your credit card payment online at www.ironarrow.com/payments.

Item Quantity Price (each) Total

Annual Package $150.00 $ Includes: Dues, Lunches & Breakfasts for Fall 2018 and Spring 2019

Annual Dues - Academic Year Fall 2018 - Spring 2019 $50.00 $ Please note, Dues are payable in the Fall of each year, regardless of semester tapped/initiated

Operating Expense Contribution $

Endowment Fund $ (all donations go towards the Iron Arrow Sophomore Leadership Award made payable by separate check to: University of Miami - IA Endowment)

Please include this page along with the following information in your return envelope: 1.Check Number ______for $______for the above items. 2.Check Number ______for $______towards the Endowment Fund. Some contributions may be tax deductible. Please check with your ﬁnancial advisor. Make checks payable to University of Miami - Iron Arrow.

Please note: In order to provide better service to those who wish to purchase merchandise, we are now processing those orders online at www.ironarrow.com/payments. If you have questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at [email protected].

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In Memoriam The Tribe wishes to acknowledge, recognize, honor and celebrate our fellow Iron Arrows whom we have been notiﬁed passed on since the last newsletter. Our Tribe and the University of Miami community mourn their passing. We reach out together as a Tribe to support their families and reﬂect on their amazing legacies. They will be forever missed, forever Miami Hurricanes and forever Iron Arrows. Please visit the Iron Arrow website’s “News” section for additional information on these remarkable members. Members are listed in order of passing from most recent to most distant. George Corrigan (1927-2018) - 3-term Mayor of Coral Gables 1987-1993; 33-year Executive and Manager, Burdines; President, Bank of Coral Gables (1983); President of the Board of Directors, Baptist Health Foundation, Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce, First United Methodist Church, and South Miami Hospital. Iron Arrow since 1949. Cyrus “Russ” Jollivette (1946-2018) - Former Executive Assistant to UM President Foote; Group Vice President, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Florida; Founder, Jollivette Public Affairs; Editor, Miami Times (1971-1977); Chairman, Ritz Chamber Music Society. Iron Arrow since 1990.

Gerald Pinnas (1938-2018) - Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Society; Board Member, Miller School of Medicine Medical Alumni Association; Benefactor, The Medical School Class of 1964 Peter Lake Memorial Endowed Scholarship. Iron Arrow since 1960.

William B. Sheeder (1938-2018) - UM Dean of Students, 1976-1989; Director, Whitten University Center, 1966-1976; Director of Student Activities and Assistant VP of Student Affairs, 1976-1989; Community Leader and Businessman; Member, “The Bills’ Fishing Group”. Iron Arrow since 1985.

William “Bill” Chambless(1946-2018) - Miami Hurricane Football Team 1964-1968; Sigma Chi; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Master Black Belt, Lean Six Sigma. Returned his jacket to the Tribe to be given to a future member. Iron Arrow since 1967.

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