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College. Classes. Books. Tests. Dorms. Friends.

College friends. Now there's something that will bring a smile to your face. Some of the friends we make in college come and go but with a few, we build a lasting relationship. Those are the relationships that no matter how long it's been, bring a smile to our face, give us a shoulder we can lean on and an ear we can bend. At First Union, we know how valuable a relationship is.

Men it comes to service,

everything matters. SM uourna1WINTER 1996

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Page 16 Calendar of Events

Page 18-19 Page 17 Page 20 History of UNF in Pictures Anniversary Marks Growth UNF's Charter Class; in Athletic Program Where Are They Now?

Around Campus

Page 3 Page 6 PageS Economic Impact of UNF New Business Building Opens Interns experience life in Belize Page 5 Page 7 Belize Master's Program Dan Schafer Named Distinguished Professor Business Deans Recall Building College

Alumnotes

Page9 Page 10 Page 11 Grads Are Opposing Lawyers Teaching in the Land of the Rising Sun Vets of the Future

Gifts & Givers

Page 14 Page 15 Page 22 New Staff Members Named Genesis&: UNF Form Partnership Donor Honor Roll

Credits

On the Cover Cover Photo by Ann S. Rishell Officers/Staff

The UN F Journal is published three times a year by the University of North Florida Dr. Adam W. Herbert Jr., President, University of North Florida Division of Institutional Advancement to communicate UNF's mission and its Dr. Pierre Allaire, Vice President, Institutional Advancement accomplishments to alumni and friends of the university. Address correspondence Dan Dundon, Director, News and Publications/ UNF Journal Editor to UNF Journal, Division of Institutional Advancement, University of North Florida, Ron Natherson, Director, Alumni Services 4567 St. Johns Bluff Road South, Jacksonville, FL 32224-2645. Ann Snyder Rishell, Publications Design Third-class postage paid at Jacksonville, FL. Fred Elliott, Donor Honor Roll Design TO ER

Dear Alumni and Friends of the University:

Twenty-five years ago in jacksonville, amid palmetto thickets, scrub oaks and swamps, the University of North Florida emerged as a fledgling upper division and graduate institution. Building this brand new university from scratch was a daunting task. By October 1972, however, four buildings and a library were completed for the first class of 1,996 students who began their studies at ninth state university Few of those present when the doors opened for the first time could have predicted that in 25 years the University of North Florida would: serve more than 11,000 students; enroll a freshman class of 1,100; construct almost 1. 7 million square feet of buildings; have a total budget of over $85 million; or become a major force in the educational, economic and cultural development of the First Coast region. President Herbert We have a truly remarkable story to tell in this issue of the UNF journal. It is a story of dedicated faculty and staff who had a vision of what a new, innovative university could be and their tireless efforts to accomplish that dream. It is a story of thousands of outstanding students who committed themselves to academic excellence and now are leaders in cities and enterprises throughout the world. It is a story of a community which has stood by and supported the University during critical times to assure that it would become the high-quality educational institution it is today

The University of North Florida clearly has prospered over the past quarter century Today, it is one of this countrys fastest growing higher educational institutions. Simultaneously, through its strong commitment to high-quality undergraduate education, UNF also has earned well-deserved recognition as one of the most outstanding comprehensive universities in the nation. As you read this edition of the UNF journal which contains fascinating stories about the Universitys history and some of its major accomplishments, I know you will agree that we have much to celebrate.

A yearlong calendar of events is published in this issue. Our celebration begins january 25 with a kickoff Gala at the UNF Arena. Please plan to join us for the Gala and for as many other events as possible throughout the remainder of 1997 as we celebrate this very special occasion.

Adam W Herbert, Jr. President AR ND CAMPUS UN F has $188 Million Economic Impact recent study by the concludes that indirect economic impact through A the University of North Florida had $188 million in direct and such areas as $10 million in indirect economic impact on the region last year. federal financial aid to UNF The study shows that the University generates almost four addi­ students. tional dollars for every dollar that is received in tax and lottery According to the study, the esti­ funds. mated return on investment at Specifically, the study indicates the University has a direct UNF was 391 percent or nearly $4 economic impact which includes such areas as $40 million in state for every dollar expended. This salaries and benefits, $74 million in student expenditures and $6 was estimated by subtracting state million in construction. There is an additional $26.7 million in dollars that were allocated to UNF from the total estimated economic impact. On a state-wide level, the $1.3 billion allocated to the State University System in tax and lottery funds resulted in another $4.9 billion in economic activity Chancellor Charles B. Reed in Florida, Chancellor Charles B. Reed said. "This economic impact study indicates that our universities are engines of economic growth in Florida," Reed said. "In addition to providing well-educated graduates for our state, we generate a significant return on investment from every dollar invested in us," he said. The economic impact does not measure all of UNF's contribu­ tions to the area's economy The added earning power of a bache­ lor's degree is not calculated. U.S. Census figures show that each college graduate will earn an average of $600,000 more in their lifetime than a high school graduate.

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WINTER 1 9 96 • UNF JOURNAL I r'1-ll AROUND An Apple For The Teacher - And The Students By Ingrid Roebuck situations they may encounter in school, at Staff Writer home and in the community. This age group o Sister Elise Kennedy, principal of St. Pius V was targeted because studies have indicated TCatholic School, the phrase "an apple for the that intervention at this age can be most teacher" has taken on a new meaning. effective in changing the direction of young­ Dubbed "The Techno Nun" because of her sters' lives, according to Dr. Marcelle Lovett, enthusiasm for technology in the classroom, project director and dean of Continuing Sister Elise also shows plenty of excitement Education at the University of North Florida. when asked about the school's recent UNF is a member of the North Florida involvement in a distance-learning project. Distance Learning Consortium, along with St. Pius V School is a 75-year-old institu­ Continental Fiber Technologies Inc., doing tion located on Jacksonville's north side serv­ business as AlterNet, Edward Waters ing the area's minority population. Just a few College, Clay County Public Schools,]ack­ years ago, the 175 students at St. Pius had to sonville Cities in Schools, Continental share the use of a few Macintosh Apple Cablevision, the Diocese of St. Augustine, computers. Now, due to the enthusiasm of Duval County Public Schools, Florida Sister Elise Kennedy Sister Elise and others at the school, there is Community College atJacksonville, Nassau an Apple in every classroom. That enthusi­ County Public Schools, St. Johns County University Medical Center's trauma center asm is probably one of the reasons the school Public Schools and \\ryCT Channel 7. and a state juvenile detention center. was chosen to be among the six area institu­ The project gave students a chance to Even though the special wiring and tions involved in a distance learning project experience teleconferencing, take video field computer equipment for teleconferencing are conducted by the North Florida Distance trips and respond to "trigger tapes," which now gone, Sister Elise said the benefits will Learning Consortium. The project was illustrated potentially violent situations. A last for a long time. "It allowed us to show funded by a $590,000 state grant awarded to teleconference was done with Duval County the possibilities and opened up avenues for the consortium and was one of five such Sheriff , allowing students at the the future," she said. "You're building for the projects in Florida. participating schools to ask specific ques­ future. This is what these children will be The project was designed to help at-risk, tions. Video field trips focused on the conse­ doing in the work world. They won't be middle-school students cope with violent quences of choosing violence with trips to afraid to touch technology"

WINTER 1996 • UNF JOURNAL AROUND CAMPUS Schafer Chosen UN F's 1996 Distinguished Professor alk into Dr. Dan Schafer's office on the the school now Ten Year History of the University of North WUNF campus and you are immediately as he was when Florida." He will be writing the sequel to confronted with a giant map of Duval he first arrived that book later this year as part of the 25th County on one wall. Covering the map are in]acksonville anniversary celebration. small pieces of paper inscribed with hand­ in 1972. Then But the bulk of Schafer's scholarly work written names. Each piece of paper repre­ St. Johns Bluff has been in the areas of African and sents a plantation which existed at one time Road was African-American history "It seems to be in Duval County Each piece of paper also merely a muddy without question one of the most important represents untold hours of research work dirt road and areas of American history, the inability of on his latest project. the UNF this country through the years to live up to The map symbolizes the man. Schafer is campus nothing its highest ideals to extend equality to a meticulous historian whose labor of love more than trees African-Americans." is preserving part of history for future and wetlands. The trail through African-American generations. On this particular project he "I was history has taken Schafer on many side has traveled to London to pore over old plat Dan Schafer intrigued by the trips. He readily admits that he gets side­ maps of Duval County parcels made by challenge of coming to a new university and tracked occasionally when he comes across British settlers. He's quick to dismiss his starting with a new faculty, a new campus a fascinating story The story of Anna work habits as being disorganized and lack­ and building a new tradition," he recalls. Kingsley was just such a side trip which ing in academic discipline. But there is no He had been an instructor at the University occurred when he was researching the biog­ dismissing his scholarly work. He has of Minnesota and was acting director of raphy of Zephaniah Kingsley, Anna's brought to life the story of historical figures Project Upward Bound when he decided he husband. such as Anna Kingsley, a former slave and needed a change. The former high school But Schafer doesn't regret the side trips. plantation owner who is the subject of a teacher and football coach decided the new As he explores the plantations of Duval book and a newspaper series. university in northern Florida was the place County, he knows he may get sidetracked For his scholarly work and his years of for him. again. But he also knows that whatever classroom teaching, Schafer has been The history professor may be one of the research he does will translate directly into named UNF's 1996 Distinguished Professor. most knowledgeable sources to compare the classroom and benefit the students he Schafer is a founding faculty member at today with the good old days. He is the teaches each day. UNF. As the University approaches its 25th author of the first history of the University And that is why, Dan Schafer is UNF's anniversary, Schafer is just as excited about entitled "From Scratch Pads and Dreams: a 1996 Distinguished Professor. Electrical Engineering Program Accredited

he Electrical Engineering program at the College of Computing Sciences and ing firms are pleased to have played a role in TUniversity of North Florida has achieved Engineering, said the accreditation is the the accreditation process. "It is hard to a milestone in becoming the first such harbinger of future programs in such core overstate its significance to the students and program on the First Coast to earn national engineering disciplines as civil and mechan­ the future of engineering at UNF, " he said. accreditation. ical engineering. "ABET accreditation for The Electrical Engineering program at The Engineering Accreditation Commis­ Electrical Engineering at UNF makes a UNF was initially established in 1987 as a sion of the Accreditation Board for Engi­ strong statement about the University's joint program administered by the Univer­ neering and Technology (ABET) commitment to quality. It is the kind of sity of Florida and conducted on the UNF announced the accreditation in September quality marker for UNF and the First Coast campus. The State University System after an intensive year-long review process that helps distinguish jacksonville as a cut placed the program under sole UNF admin­ which included an on-site visit. Receipt of above the rest," he said. istration in 1992 to complement the the accreditation means graduates of the The accreditation also reflects the University's existing technical programs in UNF program will be qualified to sit for the successful partnership between UNF and the computing sciences. professional engineering examinations area corporations through the Engineering The move also recognized the expanding which are given in each state and are a Advisory Council. The council is a group necessary step in becoming a registered of leading engineering professionals in high technology needs of the First Coast professional engineer. Northeast Florida. The council is commit­ Region and the linkage to having a more UNF President Adam W Herbert said the ted to assisting the University in engineer­ comprehensive set of technical programs accreditation reflects the outstanding qual­ ing programs best suited to the region's available at UNF The University has ity of undergraduate engineering education developing high technology needs. The grouped these programs into the College of available in jacksonville. "This accredita­ Council raised a $100,000 enhancement Computing Sciences and Engineering tion sends a message to the corporate fund from area corporations to support the which expects to develop an increased community that the University of North accreditation effort and to aid in the devel­ range of engineering programs over the Florida is providing top notch training for opment of engineering programs at UNF. next several years. the engineers needed to build jacksonville's Al Hammack, president of Bessent, Currently, the UNF Electrical Engineer­ economy into the next millennium." Hammack & Ruckman Inc. and chairman ing program has 110 baccalaureate majors Dr. Charles Winton, acting dean of the of the advisory council, said area engineer- and six faculty members.

WINTER 1 996 • UNF JOURNAL AROUND CAMPUS The Building That Means Business By Ingrid Roebuck visual presenters giving faculty the ability to utilize multimedia Staff Wtiter presentations in their courses. The building also houses an audito­ (Nddtcd story pg 15) rium, olliccs for faculty, the three clc!Jartmcnts of the College, the ne of the more obvious cxam!Jlcs of how UNI:-''s campus has dean and the Student ~ctviccs Center. O changed over the past quarter of a century is the new College "We believe that this facility will help us recruit outstanding of Business Administration. Almost cutting into the lake by the faculty and attract excellent students who want to teach and study Boathouse on the north side of the campus, the $7.8 million, high­ in a high-tech environment," Traynham says. tech facility is sure to catch the eye of any newcomer and even While input into the new facility came from faculty, staff and returning alums. students, Traynham is quick to point out those responsible for The new facility is the pride and joy of the COBA faculty and making this building a reality: He gives much of the credit to UNF staff says Dean Dr. Earle Traynham. "To build a successful college President Dr. Adam Herbert. "Without the support of Adam program," Traynham explains, "you need to focus on four things, Herbert, the Board of Regents and the Legislature, it would not getting and keeping have happened. Now the outstanding faculty, local community is attracting excellent enhancing the state's students, creating high investment by funding quality, relevant programs, the building's technology and having a state-of-the­ and furnishings. The art facility The first three response has been you work on continuously, tremendous." but a new facility is an Working with his opportunity that comes Business Advisory along every 15 years or so. Council, the dean has To have this opportunity launched a campaign, now is just tremendous." The Partnership Initia­ Such an opportunity, as tive, to raise $2.5 million is common with develop­ for equipment and ment at any university, has furnishings. Over half been no simple task. The the goal is already movement began in 1990 pledged. when the plan for a new The new home of the business college was put COBA is another bench­ on the list for PECO (Public Education Capital Outlay) funding. mark of excellence for UNF "It will be the finest business school At that time a plan had to be submitted to the Board of Regents facility in Florida and will have a major impact on the quality and and the faculty began to discuss what type of building was needed. content of our programs," Traynham says. State funding for the plan was appropriated in 1993, with The doors are open, computers are up and running and class­ construction funds being approved in 1994. rooms are filled with minds eager to learn. This new facility Within the new 42,000-square-foot facility are 12 classrooms, enables UNF to prepare business students for the 21st century and each outfitted with the latest technology, including computers, beyond. It also positions UNF among other top level business high-tech audiovisual equipment, such as LCD projectors and programs, setting the pace for progress in the next 25 years .

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Dean Earle Traynham in the facility's 200-seat auditorium. The lobby of the new building looks out across a lake and the Boathouse.

WINTER 1996 • UNF JOURNAL AROUND CAMPUS The Deans Who Built COBA

By Ingrid Roebuck tion of th en Dean Ed Johnson. Traynham his bachelor's degree from the Wharton Staff Writer was appointed COBA dean in May 1994. School, University of Pennsylvania and his \Aith the opening of a new $7.8 million Traynham said he's enjoyed his years at doctorate in finance from the University of YV facility, the College of Business Admin­ UNF "The longer you stay here the more Georgia. His academic experience includes istration begins a new chapter in its history. you feel a part of the university and a part teaching positions at the University of Each of the College's deans has made signif­ of Jacksonville." Georgia, Georgia State University, the icant contributions to its success. University of Tulsa and the University of The COBA's first dean, Dr. Jim Parrish, Dr. Ed Johnson, 1989-93 Central Florida. He is now th e dean of the served from 1972 to 1984. During his Crummer Graduate School of Business at native ofjim tenure, the COBA built a solid foundation Rollins College in Winter Park and the Thorpe, Pa., Ed of top-notch faculty and received accredita­ A Barnett Banks professor of finance. Johnson originally tion from the American Assembly of Colle­ Unfortunately, Moses has not yet seen the set his sights on a giate Schools of Business. new COBA facility but he said he lauds the career in clinical Dr. Ed Moses, dean from 1985-1989, effort. "They all should be very, very proud psychology but initiated the College's external relations of it. We are currently adding an executive after five months program and developed private resources. education center to our existing facility at of working at a His achievements include the formation of Crummer and all the funds have to be mental health facil­ the Business Advisory Council and the raised privately. I understand the process. ity he decided that Business Affiliates annual fund drive. You need the cooperation of both the wasn't his calling. Dr. EdJohnson, who served as dean from alumni and the community in order to After receiving 1989 to 1993, planted the seeds for under­ make it happen." graduate degrees in international business his bachelor's in psychology from Antioch College, johnson worked at Cornell and financial services. Dr. Earle Traynham, dean from May 1994 University, while working on his master's in Dr. Jim Parrish, 1972-84 to present, has overseen major revisions of industrial and labor relations, and he taught at Michigan State University where r. Jim Parrish, undergraduate and graduate programs, an the first dean of increase in executive and professional he received his doctorate. Other academic D experience includes positions at West UNF's College of development programs and now the open­ Business Adminis­ ing of a state-of-the-art facility. Virginia University, Rochester Institute of Technology, Texas Christian University and tration, enjoys talk­ the University of Colorado before coming ing about the first Dr. Earle Traynham to UNF in 1989. After almost four years as time he walked COBA dean, Johnson served as interim vice onto the site of 1994-present president for University Relations (now UNF's campus he seeds of inter­ Institutional Advancement) and interim more than 25 years Test in business executive director of the University Foun­ ago. "We came to were planted early _ . _ dation before returning to full-time teach­ create a university. on in Earle Trayn­ ing last year. There were times when we wondered if it was ham by his father, a Over the years,Johnson said he has seen going to work," said Parrish, now retired. salesman and busi­ many changes in the teaching of business. Before coming to UNF in 1970, Parrish ness owner. Educators have had to adjust to the had been dean of the College of Business Born in advancements of technology. Colleges now Administration at Drexel University; direc­ Greenville, S.C., utilize "a different space than was required tor of education for the Department of the Traynham received 15 years ago. We now need more class­ Army at the Pentagon; and held positions both his bachelor's rooms and laboratories to accommodate to at State University, Washington degree and his MBA different types of learning experiences." University in St. Louis, and the University from the University of North Carolina. He left the dean's office of South Carolina. With no definite plans for at UNF in 1984 to be the business dean at the future, he took a job in the College of Dr. Ed Moses, 1985-89 Moorhead State University in Minnesota General Studies at USC as an instructor of hen former before retiring. Dr. Frank Mclaughlin Business and Economics. He found that he WCOBADean served as interim dean following Parrish's enjoyed teaching very much. He soon Ed Moses came to departure from UNF returned to graduate school, became the UNF, the faculty Parrish recently received a tour of the assistant to the director of graduate students and staff needed to new facility. "I am immensely pleased with in USC's College of Business Administration build a solid busi­ what they have done," Parrish said. and received his Ph.D. in 1973. ness college was in "They've done what a college of business Traynham accepted a job as an assistant place. During his should do, at least the good ones. They professor at UNF later that same year. He four-year tenure, have research faculty and have done a became associate dean and director of grad­ Moses was instru­ marvelous job of getting support for profes­ uate studies in 1983 and chairperson of the mental in creating sorships of various sorts. They have hired Department of Economics in 1987. He the Business Advi­ people with international reputations, and served in that post until he became interim sory Council. at the same time maintained a quality dean in August 1993, following the resigna- A native of Augusta, Ga. , Moses received teaching faculty. "

WINTER 1 9 9 6 • UNF JOURNAL AROUND CAMPUS Belize Internship Teaches More Than journalism By Denise-Marie Williams and remainder of the Freelance Writer west by Guatemala. areed Khimani trudged along the same It has a popula­ Fdirt road, weary from his hours-long and tion of about dusty journey in the mid-afternoon heat of 320,000. Central America. Kristy Lassiter, Maybe a bus would come along soon, he a 26-year-old ~1ce ..-r{} ELIZE thought, wiping sweat from his eyes. But Jacksonville wait- Gu1li1 E JA~~ maybe not. ress who worked for ~oNou R">s---1 All he knew was he was hot and he was the "Reporter," said what hungry-and he had a job to do. Fareed and his she liked best about writing news in a partner were traveling across Belize to investigate foreign country was working with its people. a murder. This was to be Fareed's first assign­ She said as a journalist, she got a view of the ment as a UNF intern reporter. country from the inside-from political, "I can't help but think how much easier it cultural, social and economic perspectives. would have been (interning) in the States," Lassiter, like Fareed, spent most of her he smiled, recalling many of the "inconve­ internship shadowing a staff reporter, she niences" he encountered covering the news said. She also rewrote press releases and in the Third World country-lack of trans­ researched articles, which she said were portation, libraries, telephones and the much more difficult than would seem since Internet, and press freedom policies. "But it reference material is hard to come by and made me realize this is really what I want to information officials often thnes could not do with the rest of my life." provide needed statistics. Fareed, 22, was one of five UNF students "The whole way information is processed who flew to Belize last summer as commu­ ... and things are written is different," she Fareed Khimani was one of five UNF students who flew nications interns. Placed with a Belizean said. "You don't really have a way to verify to Belize last summer as communications interns. He family to work at "The Amandala" newspa­ a lot of the information. You can't just drop worked at ''The Amanda/a" newspaper and KREM Radio. per and KREM Radio, Fareed quickly by the library or hop on the Internet to look suitable for most Americans. Eric Evans, a discovered a career in investigative report­ something up so you have to dig a lot more. communications senior, said he would ing would not be an easy one. The biggest information outlet we have is a recommend the course only to students Fareed spent his five weeks in Belize one-half inch phonebook." with considerable writing experience. following a staff reporter around the 9,000- But it was not all work and no play for the "If your idea of fun is not hitchhiking square mile country, watching the reporter five aspiring reporters. Some snorkeled the down dirt roads in a Third World country interview political figures and research world's second largest barrier reef off the in the heat of the day, you don't want to crimes and social issues. For Fareed, learn­ coast of Caye Caulker, explored Guatemalan come to Belize," said Lassiter. "There's raw ing such journalism skills from a profes­ rain forests in search of Mayan ruins or went sewage in the streets so it smells, there are sional journalist was much more white water cave tubing. Others traveled no air conditioners and it's crowded." meaningful than trying to glean the same cross country to ride horses in San Ignacio "You have to be willing to live primitively information from a college textbook. and visit the world jaguar preserve. or don't bother," said intern jill Rieder, still The university department chose Belize as When asked if they would recommend marveling at prices: $8 for a bag of potato an intern site because of already established other journalism students participate in the chips, $16 for shampoo, $100 for a pair of UNF-Belize relations. The country lies on the international internship program, opinions pants. "A few weeks here and you'll appre­ Caribbean coast of Central America, bounded were varied. They argued that despite the ciate what you have at home-the air on the north and part of the west by Mexico country's beauty, the environment is not conditioner, my car, everything." UNF Offers Master's Program in Belize n outreach program in the Central enrollment is being caused by the influx of Belize and Belize Teachers' College. AAmerican country of Belize is providing immigrants from less stable Latin American The program will continue over the next teachers there an opportunity to earn a countries who continue to settle in Belize. four summers. master's degree from the UNF The basic problem, Kasten said, is the Kasten explained that the program Under the program, which started in number of faculty members at the tertiary provides the opportunity for UNF faculty Belize in june, UNF offered a master's level and school principals in the primary to work with Belizean graduate students degree program in secondary education as a and secondary schools who need advanced and to become familiar with the educa­ way of equipping teachers there with the degrees and training. These degrees cannot tional institutions of the country Four skills needed to cope with a rapidly chang­ be obtained in Belize, she said. faculty from the College of Education and ing educational environment. Several years ago, representatives from Human Services taught courses in Belize Katherine Kasten, acting dean of the University College of Belize contacted UNF this summer. College of Education and Human Services, regarding the possibility of offering such a At UNF, the College of Education and said the plan is the result of the pressures graduate program in Belize. The request Human Services is being assisted in the on Belize schools to expand their student was the result of a long-term relationship project by Continuing Education and the enrollment and courses. Escalating school between UNF, the University College of Center for International Education.

WINTER 19 9 6 • UNF JOURNAL AlUMNI NO ES UNF Grads End Up On Opposing Sides Of lhe Court By Ingrid Roebuck Assistant Public Defender Jeff Richards staff writer Assistant State Attorney Terri Persellin NF grad Jeff Richards has gone from learning warfare tactics on A ssistant State Attorney Terri Persellin recently described her Uan aircraft carrier to waging war in the courtroom as an assis- law career as "a love-hate relationship .. . Before a trial it gets so tant public defender. While his new career isn't quite as heart- stressful, I think, 'I hate this.' Then I go in there and two minutes stopping as the first one, he said it's much more rewarding. into my opening argument I love it," said Persellin, who joined A native of Blowing Rock, N.C., Richards joined the Navy after the State Attorney's Office in December 1994. high school and served for six years. Stationed at Cecil Field, Persellin was born in California, moved to Utah at age 2 and Richards became an anti-submarine warfare specialist. His job lived there until adulthood. Her first career choice was nursing, involved riding in planes that took off from aircraft carriers in the which she began studying at the University of Utah. She got ocean and dropping buoys equipped with sonar to track married in her last year of the program and never finished. Her submarines. The work was both exciting and dangerous. One (now former) husband is a physician and the couple moved to rainy night in particular, Richards recalled, caused him to begin Minnesota to allow him to do a fellowship at the Mayo Clinic. considering a change in careers. "We missed landing six times. I Persellin took a job as a bookkeeper at a local Catholic church and started thinking this is not worth it," he said. gave birth to their first child, a daughter, in February 1983. They Even before he left the Navy, Richards said he had decided to later moved to Colorado where her three sons were born. Jack- attend law school. He graduated from Florida Community College sonville became their home in 1988 when her husband began at Jacksonville in December 1991 and got his bachelor's in politi- working at the Mayo Clinic here. The couple later divorced. cal science from UNF in She later began taking January 1992. classes at Florida Commu- He mel and married his nity College at Jacksonville, wife, Amy; while still in with the ultimate goal the Navy The couple's being law school. "It's just daughter, Sydney; was 3 something I was always when Richards began law interested in," she said. She school at Florida State transferred to UNF and University "I couldn't received her bachelor's in have done it without a criminal justice in 1992. very strong wife," Persellin then went to Richards said of the two law school at Florida State years he spent commut- University, traveling home ing from Tallahassee to every weekend to spend Jacksonville. He eceived time with her children: "I his law degree in Decem- studied during the week. I ber 1995. knew studying on the His time in law school weekend was out." included an internship at She took the shortcut the public defender's through law school, taking office in jacksonville. classes through the . . jeff Richards "Originally; I thought I summer and graduating in Tern Persellm wanted to be a state attorney;" Richards said. "But everybody was 1994. The last year involved an internship with the State Attar- doing that." Now an assistant public defender since March 1996, ney's Office, allowing her to move back to Jacksonville. the 34-year-old Richards said he is certain he made the right Her career choice has been clear from day one. "I always wanted choice. "I think we get to challenge the law more from this side. to do prosecution. This is the only job I ever wanted," Persellin said. There's a lot of passion in this office." She now handles all types of felony cases-drug violations, Usually the approach taken by the Public Defender's Office on a burglaries, robberies-except rape and murder, which are handled case is a reaction to how the state is handling it, said Marty through a special division. Edwards, director of the UNF's Pre-Law Program. Edwards taught One of her pre-law instructors at UNF, Marty Edwards, also both Richards and Assistant State Attorney Terri Persellin while director of the Pre-Law Program, said he remembers Persellin's the two attended UNF Richards seemed a natural for the PD's decisiveness: "That was always her ambition." Persellin currently office, Edwards said. "Jeff is very defense minded." Richards serves on the Pre-Law Program's Board of Advisors. frequently serves as a guest speaker for students of the Pre-Law It's obvious that Persellin continues to find her job exhilarating: Program. "I love this. I can't think of anything else I'd rather do. " Richards is handling misdemeanor cases and even for a rookie When asked about defense attorneys, her counterparts in the the caseload is heavy. "But I don't let them (the prosecutors) walk courtroom, Persellin responds: "I understand the concept that for all over these people. Most of this sounds pretty trivial, like writing the adversarial system to work we need advocates for the defen- bad checks. But it's not trivial to them (the client)," Richards said. dants, I'd just rather it not be me." She concedes that the State Richards said his goals are to work his way to the felony clivi- Attorney's Office has more power. "We do hold all the cards," she sion and he feels that long term he'll probably stay in the public said referring to the fact that the State Attorney decides whether to arena. ''I'm not sure if I'd like to do the firm thing. I don't want to charge an individual with a crime and what charge to file , i.e. , get into a situation where all I care about is money If I ever get robbery, armed robbery; battery, etc. "But with that comes a lot that way I don't think I'll want to be an attorney anymore." more responsibility," she said.

WINTER 19 9 6 • UNF JOURNAL By Peter C. Hendricks accepted. Each then chooses a course of study such as manage- Freelance Writer ment, computer programming, international economics, or indus- n weekdays I am out the door and on my bike by about 7:55 trial design. Approximately 70 percent of the graduates sign on o a.m. I swerve my way in and out of the slower moving salary with area companies. The remaining 30 percent enter vocational men, office ladies, and uniformed students on a road for those colleges or universities. biking it. Fifteen minutes later I arrive at school to the shouts of Of the 16 hours a week that I teach, 13 are English conversation the girls volleyball team as they classes, two are "Communication gather with brooms and dust for Business" classes, and one is pans in hand to sweep the park- an English survey class. Seven ing lot and main entrance before are team-taught with a Japanese classes begin. language teacher. At 8:20a.m. the first bell of the Most of the students are very day calls all 60 of the full-time shy and either laugh nervously or teachers to attention. As the bow and walk off if I follow up, falls quiet, we stand by our desks "Hello, how are you?" with some- and face the principal and vice thing like, "What class are you principals to exchange, in unison, going to? " For a lot of them this the morning greeting. We bow is the first time a foreigner has and the day's briefing begins. I looked them in the eyes and can comprehend about 60 asked a question. percent of the meeting and luck- The teachers also surprise me ily sit beside a math teacher who with various requests. Along isn't shy and can explain things in with numerous speeches and n t H d . k t h h. h h I /. . sh· k ) simpler terms. After a cup of ,-e er en nc s eac es a tg sc oo cass m tzuo a, apan. letters,yth. I havef helpedbl. translate green tea, I soon meet one o f th e an mg rom a pu 1c gymna- sixJapanese English teachers and head to the language room where sium brochure to the marching band's slogan. I find myself we will team-teach conversational English to 4 2 yawning students. explaining the meaning of everything from song lyrics and movie Why am I teaching English in Japan? Since arriving last August, lines to American football rules. One day a teacher who normally I have worked through this question more than once. At UNF, I says nothing to me came up, handed me a letter from L.L. Bean, took various Japanese philosophy and history courses with and looked at me as though I was somehow responsible for what Dr. John Maraldo and Dr. John Tucker. At the same time, learning was written on it. I became the communicator of bad news when Japanese from then instructor Makoto the jacket he wanted was "temporarily Sugishita reinforced the hope of someday out of stock." studying in Japan. A certain group of faculty members, Dr. Betty Flinchum of the Office of Interna- patient given my poor use of Japanese tional Programs recommended the Florida honorifics, are quite willing to speak to me. Japan Institute as a scholarship source. After Relations with them have taken time and are graduating from UNF, I applied and thus meaningful. But, there is a handful of teach- spent the 1993-94 academic year at Kansai ers-most of them males in their 40s or 50s Gaidai University in Osaka. -who show no interest whatsoever in Besides Japanese, the majority of my studies speaking to me in either Japanese or English. focused on two projects; field research on Soka Like most Japanese people their age, they Gakkai, one of Japan's "new religions," and have had little or no experience interacting studying Watsuji Tetsuro's "Ethics." These with foreigners. areas of study coupled with a meaningful Fortunately, Japanese language and callig- homestay experience led me to seek a means raphy (shodo) lessons plus time with my oflearning about Japanese society through wife, Molly, balance out the life at school. employment within a company or educational Molly, a South Carolinian whom I met at institution. That chance came in the summer Kansai Gaidai University, is a junior high of last year. Because of an English teaching school ALT. On the weekends we find a assistantship at Kansai Gaidai University, I was Hendrickshasmet)apaneseofal/agesinhisteachingduties. local festival, soak in a hot spring (onsen), or able to become an assistant language teacher (ALT) through the run around the moat of a castle built by the Shogun Tokugawa Japan Exchange and Teaching Program QET). Ieyasu some 400 years ago. The JET Program was started by Japan's Ministry of Education in Back at school the usual schedule resumes, ending everything 1987. The program's primary goal is to promote internationaliza- with the ritual transition of the entire school into cleaning mode. tion through foreign language education. There are currently Students and teachers gather throughout the school and clean for 4,626 participants from 15 countries in the program. JET placed 15 minutes. When finished, the six students designated to the me at a commercial high school in Shizuoka, a city of 4 75,000 in languages rooms line up against the wall and wait for my dismissal. central]apan. I usually say, "Okay, you can go now," and they inevitably respond The commercial high school where I teach has 1,024 students, in Japanese, bow and leave. After the students have left, I often sit about 75 percent female. Like all high schools in Japan, the and reflect on the day's lessons or relations with the teachers and students must pass an entrance exam and interview to get remind myself that I am here teaching to learn.

1 0 WINTER 1996 • UNF JOURNAL Five UNF Students Have Gone To The Dogs And Snakes And ...

By Amanda McGoff Freelance Writer rom the moment we all met that after­ Fnoon in Gainesville, it was readily appar­ ent that these five students-from different age groups and very different backgrounds -were a tight-knit group. Five driven and dedicated students, all former UNF under­ graduates approaching the end of their Former UNF students handle some exotic animals in the course of their studies at the such as first-year studies at the University of this endangered Indigo snake. The snake, which is blind due to cataracts, was donated by the university's Museum Florida's College of Veterinary Medicine, of Natural History. Sophomore veterinary students, from right, Matt Chandler, Thomas Woods, Rick Sutliff, Mary Cleary and Kathleen Decker receive an update on the snake from veterinary technician janet Miron. and all working toward the same goal: a doctorate in veterinary medicine. And the becoming a Florida resident and working at and their two children, has traveled a more I learned about their chosen field, the a small animal clinic in Mandarin. longer road than most to get here. It's a more I learned that their friendly intimacy Gaining admission to the College of road that included heading back to school was imperative to their success as individu­ Veterinary Medicine in 1995 was sweet at UNF after years of training horses. His als-it's nearly impossible to make it in this success for Thomas, who considers himself work experiences only solidified his desire gn1eling field of study alone. lucky to be doing what he has always loved. to become a veterinarian, and working on In fact, their differences may indeed be Kathleen Decker, jacksonville native, the weekends as a horse trainer and riding what unites them. Prior to entering UF's had looked toward a career in veterinary instructor is one way he makes ends meet. College of Veterinary Medicine, 34-year-old medicine for a long time, and ultimately Originally from Cleveland as well, this Mary Cleary had already spent more than wanted to own a business, but she was put 37-year-old student feels that being older 10 years working as a registered nurse at off by her uncertainty about making "that makes him "a lot more focused." However, jacksonville's University Medical Center and commitment to having four more years of he jokingly adds that being older also finding that she was "intellectually stimu­ college." Decker, 25, spent a year at UNF means, "I have a lot more wisdom to impart lated" there, she began attending UNF and studying business and education before her to the youngsters." found a mentor in Dr. Andrew Buchwalter. husband, Brad (then her boyfriend, and a Rick is quick to point out that "the She credits Buchwalter as "instrumen­ UNF student, as well) told her," 'If you classes [at UNF] that each of us participated tal" in her decision to continue her educa­ want to do it [become a veterinarian], just in, varied as they may have been, prepared tion. She eventually earned a philosophy do it. Don't worry about how long it takes us very well for this term." All five gave degree from UF in 1992. Still uncertain or how much it costs or anything else.'" high marks to UNF and its professors. Mary, about her future, she stopped into the So, she did, and her husband has since in particular, spoke of the "great instructors" UF/CVM on a whim one day, and after been her biggest cheerleader, living in at UNF's Department of Natural Sciences, being encouraged by a friendly professor Gainesville with her and commuting daily and of starting an undergraduate degree at who took the time to show her around, she to his marketing job in jacksonville. UNF, only to finish that degree at UF headed back to UNF in 1993 for her Matt Chandler, at 23 years of age, is one Although they have three more hard science prerequisites in order to begin of the youngest members of the UF/CVM years ahead of them, they can revel in their studying veterinary medicine. "Class of 99," and his energy seems to fuel newfound camaraderie, a closeness born Thomas Woods, 25 , can't remember a the entire group. Originally from Cleve- from their shared experiences, hopes and time when he didn't want to be a veterinar­ land, this longtime jacksonville resident dreams. Thomas, Matt and Kathleen hope ian. Born and raised in St. Marys, Ga., he considered pursuing marine biology while to practice close to home after graduation. grew up surrounded by his family's dogs, at UNF, but after years of volunteering in a Mary and Rick will probably leave the area. cows and horses, and his career goal was small animal clinic, he decided on veteri- Mary has connections on the west coast, always simple: in his words, "What else nary medicine instead. Having only limited and Rick doesn't know where he'll end up, was there to do? " He commuted to UNF time for socializing as a veterinary student since his wife's Navy career is far from over. from St. Marys and completed his bache­ doesn't seem to bother him much. "It's But there is no doubt these five will always lor's degree in 1994, only to be denied more work than I've ever had in my life," share a special bond, that of friendship entrance as an out-of-state applicant to the he told me, "but at the same time I'm forged under fire. UF/CVM that year. Thomas admitted that having more fun than I've ever had." "We've all made the same sacrifices to at the time he was crushed, but his faith in Rick Sutliff, who lives in Gainesville get here," Rick agreed. "There's a lot of God and family support gave him strength, during the week but often spends week- closeness among the people [at UF/CVM], and he used his newfound time wisely, ends at home in jacksonville with his wife and it seems to be growing as we go along."

WINTER 19 9 6 • UNF JOURNAL 11 JOSEPH H. McCOY (MED) is employed as a (MED) is employed by The College Board, a 1974 consulting product manager at IBM membership organization that facilitates ANDY J. BROADUS (MED) is headmaster at The Corporation. He resides in Marietta, Ga. transition from high school to college, as Oakridge SchooL He resides in Arlington, Tx. director. They reside in Douglasville, Ga. WILLIAM LARRY NELSON (BBA) is employed as comptroller for Electronic Security Service 1982 Subsidiaries. He resides in Metairie, La. ROBERT POOLE (BT) is project manager for Kvaerner Construction. He will be 1975 constructing a $20 million replacement hospital for Southlake Hospital in Clermont, JAMES R. POWELL Fla. He resides in Orlando. (BBA) was named director of the U.S. TERRY ROSCOE (BA) is a partner of Moon & Department of Star Fine jewelry in Jacksonville. They have l• Energy's (DOEs) opened a new store at the Deerwood Village Regional Pearthree, middle, is flanked by Vice-President Mall. He resides injacksonville Beach. Support Office. He AI Gore and former US Representative and his wife, Karen, Marjorie Margolies Mezvinsky. 1983 and sons, Andy and JAMES S. PEARTHREE (BBA) has returned from SUSAN BRANDON BROCK (BAE) is employed Matt, reside in Washington D. C. after working six years as an Snellville, Ga. as principal at Calvary Christian Academy administrative assistant to the chief of staff He has where her husband is a high school teacher. AMES V. WILLIAMS J R p II opened his own general law practice in downtown J ames . owe The academy is located in Pisgah Forest, N.C. JR. (BBA) has been jacksonville. He resides in jacksonville. The couple reside in Brevard, N.C. appointed as director of Human Resources at DAWN DYER SHOOK (BA) is a nurse supervisor He resides with his . BRAD CHRISCHILLES (BBA) and LeAnne Croy at Oak Harbor Medical Center. She resides in were married on May 25, 1996. He is self­ wife, Linda, and two sons,justin and jordan, m Oak Harbor, Wash. Jacksonville. employed. She is employed by U.S. Sen. Connie Mack. The couple reside in jacksonville. 1981 1976 JOY BATTEH-FREIHA (BA) has accepted the KATHY A. position of assistant director of public relations JULIA HARVARD (MSH) and Gerald Adams ARMINGTON for Methodist Medical Center. She resides in were married in May 1996. She is employed (BA), was ] ackson ville. by the Duval County Public School District as promoted to supervisor of health education. He is regional business employed at Appalachian State University The manager, Primary 1984 couple reside inJacksonville Beach. and LARRY ECKERT (MBA) and Kelsea Wilber were Comprehensive married injune 1996. He is employed by PIE 1977 Care at Zeneca Nationwide Inc. as treasurer. She is a share­ holder in the law firm of Sartorius & Wilber, WAITER PROPER (BA) accepted a position as Pharmaceuticals. PA. The couple reside in Orange Park, Fla. resident advisor for a family planning project She resides with based at the Ministry of Health in Amman, jordan. her husband, NANCY YOUNGBLOOD (LACLAIR) (MA) is Kenny and their employed by the Michigan Department of 1978 daughter, Kaitlyn, Corrections as a psychologist for the prison in Alpharetta, Ga. Kathy A. Armington system. She and her husband, Dave, have five DAVID S. GARDNER (MBA) has retired from MELANIE sons, the family resides in St. Charles, Mich. Wall Street. He now lives in New York City, MACLEAN CROSS and Longboat Key, Fla. (BA) was 1985 appointed KANDACE L. KNUTSON (BA) is pursuing a law 1979 executive director deoree at Florida Coastal School of Law in CHARLES FAUBION (MSH) was appointed of The Spina jacksonville, Fla. She resides in jacksonville. hospital administrator for Satilla Park Hospital Bifida Association in Waycross, Ga. He resides in jacksonville. of jacksonville. GRAYLYN TANNER (BBA) is employed as an She was formerly account executive at Women's Digest Magazine. ROBERT V. HAAS (BBA) is employed as with the She resides in jacksonville. executive director of the Flint River Habitat for Downtown Humanity He resides in Albany, Ga. Development 1986 BURTON L MASTERS (BA) is a mobilized Army Authority She reservist serving with the Seventh Army Reserve resides in STEVEN F. DOUGLAS (BAE) has retired after Command in support of Operation joint Endeavor Jacksonville. Melanie Macl ean Cross eight years as a history teacher and chairperson of the Social Studies Department at St. joseph peace mission (Bosnia) in Germany He is on a 2 70 LESLIE D. POTTER (MED) is an assistant day active duty tour as an army major as a result of Academy in St. Augustine, Fla. He resides in professor of Educational Leadership at the State St. Augustine, Fla. the presidents second selective reserve call-up. He University of West Georgia. PAULA POTTER resides in Heidelberg, Germany

1 2 WINTER 1996 • UNF JOURNAL CLASS

SYBIL K. GRISSETT CHARLENE A. LEWIS (BBA) is employed as a JOHN FIELDS (BT) and KIMBERLY KARRER (BA (MBA) is employed as vice president in acquisitions handling analysis '93) were married in May 1996. He is a community in consumer credit for Barnett Bank Inc. She employed by WW Gay Mechanical Contractors planning & resides injacksonville. as project manager. She is employed by development KAREN MCKEITHEN SCHAEDE (BSN) had a BellSouth Mobility as a major account representative for the baby girl, Lizabeth Cameron, onjuly 11 , 1996. executive. The couple reside injacksonville. U.S . Dept. ofHousing The family resides in Greensboro, N.C. SUSAN HOUGH (BAE) and Scott Geer were and Urban Development. She MARK UNKEFER (MBA) and Paige Preston were married injune 1996. She is employed by was selected to married injuly 1996. He is employed by Arlington Country Day School as a kindergarten participate in an AT&T American Transtech. She is employed teacher. He is employed by the U.S. Postal executive leadership by Mandarin Ch1isLian School as a third-grade Service. The couple reside in jacksonville. training program al teacher. The couple reside injacksonville. THAD PENLAND (BBA) and Tammy Teal were Harvard University. Sybil K. Grissett MICHAEL W. WOODWARD (MED) received his married injuly 1996. He is employed by THOMAS L. HAZOURI (BBA) is employed by law degree with high honors from the Cypress Truck Lines. She is ernployd by First Union National Bank of Florida as the University of Florida University Medical Center as an employment estate tax manager. He is also a certified public in May 1995. He is a specialist. The couple reside injacksonville. accountant. He resides with his family in partner in the law BARRY THOMAS (BBA) has been appointed to ] acksonville. firm of Keyser & category development analyst within the sales Woodward, PA. in GONZALO C. OLIVA (MBA) is owner of GOS technology department of Whitehall-Robins, a Interlachen, Fla. He International Dist. Inc. He resides in jacksonville. division of American Horne Products. He is resides in Palatka. attending Mercer University in Atlanta. He DAVID H. SINASON (BBA) completed the PhD JOHN YAZDIYA (BBA) resides in Atlanta, Ga. program in accounting at Florida Stale has been appointed to University. He joined the faculty of Northern TIM ZDRAZIL (BBA) and CHRISTINA "TINA'' M. audit supervisor by Illinois University in the Fall of 1996. JENNINGS-ZDRAZIL (BA '94) had a baby boy, Barnett Banks, Inc. He Zachary Carlysle born on August 12, 1995. lives in jacksonville The family resides in Coralville, Iowa. 1987 with his wife Lisa and John Yazdiya LINDA SWEAT ANHALT (BA) had a baby boy, their child. Gareth Max, on AprilS, 1996. The family 1991 resides in jacksonville. 1989 HALGARD DELEON BATOON (BBA) and Pamela Sue Wygal were married in june 1996. Both DAVID CURTIS (BA) received his PhD. in SHANE GREY (BS) and Leigh Ann Wilburn are employed by CSX Corporation. The couple English from the University of Tennessee in were married on May 3, 1996. He is employed reside in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. 1994. He is now assistant professor of English by Eagle Auto Transport as a driver. She is at Belmont University in Nashville, Tenn. He employed by jacksonville Elecnic Authority as GERALD SANFORD BENNETT (BBA) and Lori resides in Knoxville, Tenn. senior applications analyst. The couple reside june Algard were married onApril27, 1996. in jacksonville. He is employed by the U.S. Treasury LORI ANN DELANEY (BA) and Walter L. Loving Department. She is employed by Proctor Ace were married in April1996. She is employed SCOTT PARRISH (BBA) has been named Hardware. The couple reside injacksonville. by Barnett Banks, N .A. as a marketing specialist assistant operations manager at Gayfers. He for the Private Client Services. He is employed resides injacksonville. TIM CAPLEY (BBA) and Tara Trapp were by Airborne Express as a field services SALLIE STUART (BAE) and Darren Cagle were married in May 1996. He i.s employed by supervisor. The couple reside in Atlantic Beach. married in May 1996. She is employed by the Ralston and Co., PA., CPA as a certified public RICK PREVATT (BA) was appointed agent for Duval County School Board as a teacher. He is accountant. She is employed by Barnett Bank, State Farm Insurance Companies on employed by the City of jacksonville as a Inc. The couple reside injacksonville. September 1, 1996, in Lovejoy, Ga. He has lieutenant in the Fire Department. The couple ROBERT E. CLARK JR. (BBA) was named continued his education and has received the reside injacksonville. president of the local National Association of insurance designations of CPCU, CLU AND Life Underwriters (NALU). He is employed by ChFC. He resides in Atlanta. 1990 Prudential Financial Services as a registered representative and has earned his L.U.T.C.F MICHELLE ROBERTS (BA) and Charles Welch JODI CAlL (BA) and Richard Farmer Jr. were designation. He resides in Palatka. were married in March 1996. She is employed married injune 1996. She is employed by the by Prudential Insurance Co. as a programmer/ Duval County School Board as a counselor. He ROBERT WAYNE COMBS JR. (BBA) passed the analyst. He is employed by the Clay County is employed by United Parcel Service. The certified public accountant examination in May Sheriff's Office as a deputy sheriff. The couple couple reside injacksonville. 1996. He is employed as an accounting reside in Orange Park. NANCY DAVIS (BBA) and Michael McKenney information systems analyst at Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc. He resides in jacksonville. 1988 were married in May 1996. She is employed by Aubrey Organics in marketing. He is TRACEY SUZAN FRICK (BSH) and Wesley Wilds SHEILA R. ALLPORT (BA) is public relations employed by Environmental Remediation Amoldjr. were married injune 1996. She is specialist for Daniel Memorial, Inc.-the oldest Services as general manager. The couple reside employed by Australian Body Works, Northside, child serving agency in the state of Florida. She in Middleburg, Fla. as program manager. He is manager of Golf resides injacksonville. Warehouse. The couple reside in Atlanta, Ga. contimtes on page 30 WINTER 1996 • UNF JOURNAL 1 3 G I & G 1- R S You Are Never Too Young For A Will

e often think the <'? People: First, write down the names draft for your approval. Once all details are Wpreparation of a of the people you want to include in your settled, the will is ready for signing. will is for someone estate such as a spouse, children or grand­ If UNF is in your plans for a charitable older or wealthier children, close friends and employees. Also bequest, I encourage you to follow the four than we are. Actually, note birthdays and relationships to you. Ps. A charitable bequest to UNF offers the need to have a <'? Property: Second, list your property donors a way to make a significant gift to will begins when we Besides cash, note other assets like real areas of need such as scholarships or leave home and estate, stocks, life insurance, retirement endowments. Bequests can be made in the establish ourselves as plans, business interests, investments and form of cash, securities, real estate or other independent adults collections of value. Try to estimate the property They may be stated in terms of a with major responsi­ dollar value and the cost of your property percentage of the entire estate. A bequest of bilities such as a List the income it produces. the residue refers to property remaining family Wills are part Pierre Allaire <'? Plans: The third "P" will be your after all bequests to family and others have of your estate plan­ Vice President plans for matching people and property been satisfied. Institutional Advancement ning which should List which property you want to go to each Memorials often originate in wills. A be taken seriously no matter what your age. person named. And what about bequests to memorial commemorates a family or The hardest part of the will-making charitable institutions (do not forget UNF) particular individual(s) and contributes to process is finding time to sit down and you have supported during your life? the benefit of future generations. plan, but it is also the most important part. <'? Planners: Finally, list the planners Remembering UNF in this fashion offers In most cases you need only a few hours to you will need to put your plans in motion. a flexible and thoughtful way to give, outline your basic wishes and goals. An attorney should be involved and possi­ regardless of age. Supporting education is a Planning can save you money, too. By bly an accountant. A life insurance agent, great way to provide opportunities for assembling the needed information before­ stockbroker, real estate appraiser and repre­ future generations. Make an appointment hand, you save your attorney time. Since sentative of the charitable institution you today and discover the peace of mind attorneys charge for their time, professional wish to remember may also take part. provided by a well planned will. fees will be less. With this well-thought-out list, you are If you have questions about ways in To start the planning process, it may be ready to meet with your attorney After the which you can remember UNF in your will, helpful to use the "four Ps" method: first meeting, your attorney will prepare a please call me at (904) 646-1080. New Staff Named In Institutional Advancement hree new staff members have been added million to furnish associate director Tto the Division of Institutional Advance­ and equip the for development ment in recent months. college's new and director of The new additions are: Elizabeth Head, building. (See career planning associate vice president for Institutional related story on and placement in Advancement; Brad R Mankin, director of page 6) the College of Law Corporate and Foundation Relations; and Prior to her from 1988 to 1992. Alejandra Castaneda, development officer for work at UNF, Head Castaneda the College of Arts and Sciences and the College was governmental started in her new of Computing Sciences and Engineering. and civic liaison at position in Pierre Allaire, vice president for Institu­ Barco-Duval Engi­ September coming tional Advancement, noted that collectively neering Inc. from from Hospice of the three individuals bring more than 20 1985 to 1988. She Northeast Florida years of fund-raising and alumni experi­ also worked in the where she had ence to the division. "The University of real estate industry Brad Mankin been deve~opment Alejandra Castaneda North Florida continues to attract some of in the early '80s. manager smce

the best candidates to fill key positions. She has been active in the community January of this year. f• They will have a positive impact in their serving on a number of boards and Before moving to Jacksonville, she was specific areas of responsibility," he said. commissions. development officer at Trinity University in Head, who has been director of commu­ Mankin came to UNF in August from San Antonio, Texas, from 1994 to 1995 and nity affairs in the College of Business Malone College in Canton, Ohio where he was director of development and alumnae Administration for the past seven years, had worked since 1995. He was involved relations at the University of the Incarnate assumed her new duties in September. in writing grant proposals and cultivating Word, also in San Antonio from 1991 to Head has managed fund-raising and and soliciting Fortune 500 companies in 1994. From 1987 to 1991, she was a public affairs activities for two College of Ohio, Pennsylvania and Michigan. marketing assistant and an asset adminis­ Business deans. During her tenure in the Prior to going to Malone, Mankin was trator at NationsBank in San Antonio. college, the level of annual giving has the director of development at Evangelical She has a bachelor's degree in political increased by more than 500 percent and the Christian School in Fort Myers from 1993 science from the University of the Incarnate endowment has grown by $I million. She to 1995. He started his development career Word and a master's degree in urban stud­ is involved in a campaign to raise $2.5 at the University of Florida where he was ies from Trinity University

1 4 WINTER 1 99 6 • UNF JOURNAL G UNF Announces Partnership With Genesis Health Inc.

major partnership which will have a long­ community at large. "We are announcing innovative ideas and research in areas that Arange impact on rehabilitation services in more than-a corporate gift. We are might not have been pursued otherwise." Northeast Florida was announced earlier this announcing an alliance which will benefit The Genesis Health Distinguished Profes­ year by the University of North Florida and our students and enhance research. The sorship will be established to recruit or Genesis Health Inc. support from Genesis will enable UNF to retain outstanding senior faculty members The partnership involves a gift of $1.4 enrich opportunities for its faculty through for their work in areas of rehabilitation. The million from Genesis Health Inc. represent­ professorships and research initiatives. professorship will be available in four areas: ing the largest single cash gift in the history Good faculty attract good students, but nursing, physical therapy, athletic training ofUNF It will be matched with $1.05 and rehabilitation counseling. million in state funds. The resulting $2.45 The Genesis gift and resulting state million will be used to establish a distin­ match will provide for the establishment of guished professors program and Genesis seven scholarships annually to the best and Health Scholars in the College of Health. the brightest College of Health students Davis johnson, chairman of the Genesis whose interests are in the rehabilitation Health Foundation Inc., said the gift recog­ professions. Students who otherwise might nizes the longstanding importance of educa­ be unable to become rehabilitation special­ tion as it impacts people's lives. 'There can ists are expected to come to UNF to study be no finer demonstration in support of this ~ because of the opportunities provided principle than making this gift. ~ through the Genesis Health Scholars "We particularly are enthused at the £ Program. The program will begin in 1997. long term impact of this investment and ~ The balance of the endowment will how it will grow over time." Dr.). Brooks Brown, chairman and CEO of Genesis provide additional professorships designed Similarly, Dr. J. Brooks Brown, chairman Health Inc., and Davis johnson, chairman of the Genesis to encourage and support outstanding and CEO of Genesis Health Inc., said the Health Foundation Inc., present a check for $1.4 million research. This is expected to stimulate partnership is an example of continued to President Adam W Herbert and Dr. joan Farrell, dean innovative work throughout the college. support and investment in the community of the College of Health. The check from Genesis Genesis Health Inc. operates the 110 'This contribution will assist many individ­ Health Inc. represents the largest single cash gift in the bed tertiary rehabilitation hospital and its uals in their pursuit of a health care educa­ history of UN F. four outpatient centers. The hospital has tion. This, in turn, benefits the overall great faculty attract great students. We are gained national recognition as a regional health of our community," he said. "It is striving for the latter," he said. Center of Excellence for children and always a pleasure when you are able to 'These professorships and scholarships adults in need of acute medical rehabilita­ enhance the educational opportunities of will lead the College in new directions," tion for illnesses such as stroke, brain our community members," he added. said joan Farrell, dean of the College of injury, orthopedics, neurological disorders UNF President Adam W Herbert said Health. "The scholarships will have a direct and spinal cord injury. Genesis Rehabilita­ that this public/private partnership will impact on students, of course, and the stim­ tion treats patients referred from hospitals benefit both the University and the ulus of the professorships will result in in North Florida and South Georgia. COBA Partnerships The UNF College of Business Adminis­ Union National Bank of Florida, jim and Society of the UNF College of Business tration recently launched a Partnership Jan Moran0M Family Enterprises, Inc., and Administration, First Coast Black Business Initiative to complete the University's Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc. Investment Corporation, Mr. and Mrs. Martin vision for a state-of-the-art undergraduate Senior Partners- ($100,000-$249,999) Alan Goetz, Dr. and Mrs. Craig Harms, Mr. business program. - BellSouth, Mr. and Mrs. Layton F Smith, and Mrs. Robert]. Head,Jr.,Jax Valve and The public announcement of the fund­ SunTrust Bank, North Florida, N.A. Fitting Co., Dr. C. Bruce Kavan, Dr.* and Mrs. raising campaign was made at a special Partners ($10,000-$99,999)- Arthur Richard de Raismes Kip, Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Business Affiliates Breakfast held at the new Andersen, CAS Memorial Foundation, M. Lambert, Ms. Mary Ann lederhaus, Dr. $7.8 million facility which recently opened Ernst & Young llP, Harden & Associates, and Mrs. john B. MacArthur, Dr. and Mrs. for classes. InTuition, Inc., KBJ Architects, Inc. , KPMG Frank McLaughlin, Mr. and Mrs. Walter l. With a goal of $2.5 million, donations Peat Marwick lLP, Merrill lynch, the family Moore, Dr. and Mrs. Steven K. Paulson, the raised through the Partnership Initiative of Mr. Philip Michelman, Mr. Duane l. Prudential Insurance Company of America, will provide needed technology, such as Ottenstroer, the children of G.F and Ella Mr. Marion Tillman Porter,Jr., Mr. David classroom computers and visual presenters, Pappas, Reynolds, Smith and Hills, Inc. , Mr. Ristau, Sablestone, Inc. , Dr. lowell M. Salter, and furnishings for the new facility Half of and Mrs. Robert H. Paul III, State Farm Mr. Ernest Saltmarsh, Mr. GertH. W Schmidt, the Partnership Initiative's goal has already Insurance Companies, Vestcor Equities, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W Schupp, lewis Sip lin been reached and volunteers are enthusias­ Investors ($1,000-$9,999) -Alpha Enterprises, Inc. , International, Inc., tically recruiting additional donors. Sigma Pi Accounting Club, American Express Mr. Michael W Tanner, Dr. William Holmes Below is a list of the Partnership Initia­ Foundation, Dr. and Mrs. Seth C. Anderson, and Suzanne S. Tomlinson, Dr. and Mrs. Earle tive Gift Clubs and donors. Dr. and Mrs. Frederick M. Cole, Mr. and Mrs. C. Traynham, Dr. and Mrs. M. Reza Vaghefi, The Dean's Cabinet ($250,000 or Robert D. Davis, Ms. Patricia l. Eason, Dr. and Peggy and Bob Ware, the family of Mr. Walter more)- CSX Transportation, Inc., First Mrs. Gary Fane, Finance and Investment Wells, Mr. Robert Mitchel Young. (*deceased)

WINTER 1 9 96 • UNF JOURNAL 1 5 25th ANNIVERSARY Calendar JANUARY 25 5th Annual International Fashion Show 22 Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce & Luncheon, Andrew A. Robinson Business After Hours, 5:30-7:30 p.m. 16 College of Business Administration dedi­ Student Life Building, Room 1601, noon. (Site TBA) . cation of new $7.5 million state-of-the-art classroom building. 25 & 26 John Francis Reilly Irish Studies JULY poet, Eavan Boland. (Schedule TBA) 23 College of Arts & Sciences Koger • Rotary International luncheon, UNF Eminent Scholar Lecture, Karl Haas - APRIL Arena (Date TBA) . "Music and Humanism," l p.m., 1 UNF Percussion Ensemble, Charlotte AUGUST Theater, free. Mabrey, director, Theatre, 8 p.m. 25 25th Anniversary Gala Dinner featuring 12 Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce 4 Springin' The Blues Festival kickoff Morning Network, 7:30-9 a.m. concert, video and entertainment with concert, 8 p.m., Arena (Artist TBA). nationally renowned Public Radio musi­ (Site TBA) . cian and lecturer Karl Haas, UNF Arena. 8 UNF Opera Workshop, Dr. William 23 Percussion Concert by Charlotte Mabrey Brown, director, Theatre, 8 p.m., free. and Friends, Theater, 8 p.m., free. FEBRUARY 10 College of Arts & Sciences Koger 4 lOth Annual Koger-MattesonJazz Festi­ Eminent Scholar Program, Great Ameri­ SEPTEMBER val, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., Theatre, free. canJazz Series-Buddy deFranco and Terry 30 College of Health symposium on rehabil­ 7:30p.m.- UNF Alumni Jazz Ensemble, free. Gibbs with the UNF Jazz Ensemble, Don itation health. Special ceremony honor­ 8:30p.m . -U.S. Airmen of Note, free. Zentz, director, 8 p.m., Theatre. ing donors and volunteers. (Time TBA). 6 Great American Jazz Series- Arturo 15 UNF Singers with Dr. Merrill J. Palmer, • Presidential Lecture Series (Date and Sandoval, trumpet, UNF Jazz Ensemble, director, Theatre, 8 p.m., free. speaker TBA) . 8 p.m., Theatre. 18 Special Concert honoring UNFs 25th • College of Business Administration 13 Otis Holloway Owens and co-authors of Anniversary year with William Brown, Corporate Executive Program (Site, date, "Wearing Purple, " discuss their book, 12 - tenor, Gerson Yessin, pianist, Theatre, timeTBA). l p.m., reception and booksigning, 1-3 8 p.m., free. p.m., UNF Theater. OCTOBER 19 Earth Music Fest, free outdoor festival 14 Honors Love Day; UNF Honors Program featuringJamaican food, beverages, 2 Birthday celebration for faculty, staff and and Duval County's "Communities in ethnic arts and crafts and day-long non­ students, including recognition ceremony Schools" program join for community stop reggae music by some of the world~ for founding faculty and staff, atrium, service project. greatest reggae stars. UNF Library, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. 21 Black History Month guest lecturer, noon 23 12th Annual Professional Secretaries Day 18 James Weldon Johnson Festival, " God~ to l p.m., Theatre, free (Speaker TBA). Seminar & Luncheon, "25 Years and Still Trombones." Sponsored by the African­ 21 15th Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Going Strong," a program honoring American Music Program, Theater, Scholarship Awards Luncheon, l - 2 secretaries who have 25 years experience 8 p.m ., free. p.m., Andrew A. Robinson Student Life or more. Prime Osborne Convention 25 Parents' weekend featuring entertain­ Center. Center, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. ment, sports activities and refreshments 23 All-Schubert Concert, Florida Arts Trio, 3 25 Annual Recognition Dinner, honoring for the entire family at various locations p.m., Theatre, free. benefactors and volunteers, Andrew on campus. (Schedule and times TBA). 25 Alumni-Faculty Jazz Ensemble Concert, Robinson Student Life Center and 25 International Student Association Dinner 8 p.m., Theatre. Theater (Time TBA). Dance, ?p.m., Arena. 28-2 Homecoming featuring national 27 College of Arts & Sciences UNF Day at 25 College of Computing Sciences & Engi­ comedian (TBA), Distinguished Alumni the Jacksonville Museum of Contempo­ neering, Technology Exposition, 2 p.m ., Awards dinner, UNF Baseball Game & rary Art in honor of UNF~ 25th Anniver­ and reception, 3 p.m. 20th Anniversary I Reunion, Zeta Tau sary Year, Concert of Contemporary Music 31 Student Health Services Health Fair, Alpha, Theta Iota Chapter, March l. with UNF faculty and students, 3 p.m. University Green, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. MARCH • College of Business Administration lecture "Business on the Internet" (Date, NOVEMBER 5 Inaugural Presidential Lecture by interna­ site and time TBA). 8 Second annual College of Education tional author and Holocaust survivor Elie Conference "25 Years of School Success" Wiesel, 8 p.m., Theatre. MAY (Time & site TBA). 6 6th Annual International Women's Day 15 Andrew Farkas lecture on Enrico Caruso, 15-22 Nest Fest, fun-filled week of enter­ Celebration "Global Connections: From at The Cummer Museum of Art and tainment, student activities, games and Women~ Perspectives," Andrew A. Gardens, 7 p.m. food at various campus locations Robinson Student Life Building, Room 18 College of Arts & Sciences UNF Day (Complete schedule TBA). 1601, noon (brown bag lunch). at the Cummer Museum of Art and 16 All-Schubert Concert with Steven White, Gardens in honor ofUNF~ 25th DECEMBER baritone; Scott Watkins, piano, Theater, free. Anniversary Year- Concert of Contempo- 3-4 "The Next 25 Years," a major sympo- 25 UNF Concert Band presentation, Don rary Music with UNF faculty and sium to discuss the future of the First Zentz, conductor, Theatre, 8 p.m. students, 3 p.m. Coast region. (Site and time TBA). Times and dates are subject to change. Additional anniversary events will be included in a subsequent calendar to be published in the spring edition of the UNF)ournal. For information on events, call (904) 646-2450. 1 6 WINTER 1996 • UNF JOURNAL I u N I v E _R_SI_T _! _ - ~~ - [ 41 ~ 25th ANNIVERSARY

I I NORTH FLORIDA • JAr: K S 0 NV I i L t: • Athletic Program Growing Steadily

c Q) ~ fr 0 ...,u Q) ~ Q) £ £ ! These two aerial photos show the dramatic development of UNF's athletic facilities since the athletic program started in 1983. In the photo at left, the Fitness Center is the only major athletic facility on campus. The now-demolished racquetball courts are at the bottom right of the photo. The recent photo at right shows the Arena, Aquatic Center, and Harmon Baseball Stadium. Construction of a new 10, 000-seat track/soccer stadium is set to begin in early 199 7. By Chad Jackson once the community support from people and businesses started Assistant Sports Information Director pouring in, it was possible to build not just a field, but a stadium. he University of North Florida athletic program has grown "We're sitting here with a million-dollar facility when we started Timmeasurably since its humble beginnings in 1983 with just a out to build a $50,000 one," Healy said. "The support was couple of "country club" sports. In 1996, the Ospreys stand on the outstanding." verge of national prominence with a 12th-place finish in the Sears This kind of commitment to not only building the facilities for Directors' Cup All-Sports competition and new sports, but building top-notch facilities four Sunshine State Conference all-sports began with baseball and continued through championships out of a possible six in three to the construction of the UNF Arena. "Orig- seasons. inally we were going to build a gymnasium This success did not happen without a that seated 2,000 but that got traded in the plan, and Senior Counsel to the President last hours of the legislative session for Build- and Director of Governmental Affairs Dr. ing 15, the computer center," Healy said. Thomas Healy was an integral part of imple- "That arena was going to cost $4 million, but menting that plan. First as a member of the we ended up building a $10 million arena UNF faculty and the Osprey Club athletic that seated 6,000, giving us a wonderful booster organization, then later as the facility for basketball, intramurals and for athletic director from 1985 to 1990, Healy commencement." was instrumental in building the athletic Now with construction of the new program to the success it is today. 10,000-seat track/soccer stadium set to begin "There are three things that we sought in early 1997, UNF will have another supe- when building the program," Healy said. rior facility to call its own. "First, coaches who believe in the philoso- "The important thing about the new phy of recruiting good student-athletes who stadium is that it will give us the full comple- would be a positive influence in the class- ment of facilities that we need to attract room and in the community as well as on Dr. Thomas Healy major events and teams which are training the field. Second, getting those student- for competitions such as the Pan Am Games athletes to graduate with useful degrees. And finally, the quality of or the Olympics," Healy said. facilities needed to be top notch, not only to attract the student- "It's great to have world-class athletes come onto this campus athletes but to generate school and community support." and everybody in this community getting the chance to see them." Healy has seen the increase of the facilities, first hand on The 1995-96 athletic season was a successful one for the campus. Healy has been involved in projects from the building of Ospreys as they placed 12th in the Sears Directors' Cup national the first set of six tennis courts to the current planned construction all-sports competition-ahead of the other Sunshine State Confer- of the UNF track and soccer stadium. ence schools. The growth of the UNF campus over the past The first major step in upgrading the facilities came in 1985. decade, exemplified with the construction of new facilities, goes Searching for a team sport that would spark interest, Healy turned hand in hand with the success of UNF on the field. UNF's athletic to Dusty Rhodes and baseball. "It was crucial that baseball have teams look forward to more success in 1997 as part of the Peach the kind of success it did," Healy said. Belt Athletic Conference. When plans were made for the first baseball stadium, however, "I think you'll find us being a very good Division II program for they simply consisted of a field to play on and a few bleachers. But a number of years to come," Healy said.

WINTER 1 9 9 6 • UNF JOURNAL 1 7 25th ANNIVERSARY 25 t h ANNIVERSARY "25 Years of Education, Learning for a Lifetime"

SCENES OF PROGRESS Construction cranes have been a very visible part of UNF's history such as the construction of the Theatre in 1980.

UNF FIRSTS A new school has many firsts, the first graduating class of 35 students in 19 73 (bottom) and the first freshmen THE DIFFERENT FACES OF UNF and sophomores (right) who came to campus when UNF The University of North Florida has taken on different faces added a lower division in 1984. in different places during its 25 year history. The UNF Downtown Center (/eft) was in operation from 1978 to 1987 in the Galleria building. Out on St. johns Bluff Road, a new campus was taking shape in 19 71 (top right) which bears little resemblence to the campus today (bottom).

FUN AND GAMES The lakes at UNF have been a focal point for many activities over the years including this Earth Fest celebration in 1984.

1 8 W I NTER 1996 • UNF JOURNA L W I NTER 1996 • UN F J OURNAL 1 9 25th ANNIVERSARY Charter Class Alumni Have Varied Experiences

By Melissa Allen dren fro m a previous marriage, Christopher Larry Lee Pelton Freelance Writer and Suzanne, who both live in Orange NF has undergone great changes since Park, Florida. Suzanne is thinking about Bachelor of Business Uopening its doors in 1972. The attending UNF in the fall of 199 7. Arts - March 1974 members of the charter class to graduate Hollister is active on the National Palm Beach, Florida from UNF also have done some stretching, Alumni Association Board and is the presi­ Larry Pelton was growing, moving and changing themselves. dent and one of the founding members of a member of the We selected a few of the first graduates at the Tampa Chapter of the UNF Alumni Society for Advance­ random to see what they have been doing Association. He is also the co-chair for the ment of Manage­ since graduating from UNF West Coast Health Underwriters. ment, one of the first "I had a unique time because UNF was Larry Lee Pelton students involved Dr. Mary Elizabeth still very new and the population was small Rose D'Zamko with the co-operative work experience, enough that students and professors knew president of the Economics Club and listed Master's Education - each other on a first name basis- you were in the Who's Who in America's Colleges March 1974 not a number." and Universities. After graduation, Pelton worked at the jacksonville, Florida Michael W. Lanier Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce for As a graduate Bachelor of Arts - eight years, followed by jobs at Florida student at UNF, March 1974 National Bank, Barnett Bank and ITT "Liz" D'Zamko was before becoming the president of the Palm the first graduate Master's Degree - Dr. Liz D'Zamko Beach County Business Development Board assistant in the 1977 in 1990. special education faculty. After graduation, In 1975, Pelton helped get the UNF D'Zamko was hired as a faculty member of Atlantic Beach, Alumni Association off the ground by UNF, where she recently retired as a full Florida chairing an alumni advisory council that professor after 22 years. Lanier was a Michael W. Lanier graduate assistant in recommended that the association be Since graduating, D'Zamko has earned created as well as serving on the Founda­ her doctorate in educational leadership the psychology department, student repre­ tion Board for six years. with a cognate in special education. She sentative for the psychology department, Pelton is currently on the board of has also received two Outstanding Under­ member of the Psychology Club, and Florida Atlantic University's research and graduate Teaching Awards, as well as being served on the Faculty Selection Committee development park and the business advi­ chosen as the Outstanding Alumni in the for the Psychology Department. sory council of the Palm Beach Community College of Education in 1995. After graduation, Lanier became a College. D'Zamko has five children and seven licensed marriage and family therapist and a He has four children and one grandchild. grandchildren. She works with St. Pauls by mental health counselor. During his distin­ "I am amazed at the growth of the the Sea at a soup kitchen for the homeless guished career, Lanier has worked as the University. It is a fine academic university." once a month. Each week, she takes food state of Florida's child sexual abuse consul­ tant (1985-1988), as a consultant/ trainer at to the homeless. Dawn Fisher Halter "UNF is a very special place. I've Children, Youth and Families Professional enjoyed my time here." Development Centers, as a team coordina­ Bachelor of Arts tor at the Childrens Crisis Center, Inc., as a of Education - William King psychologist at Children's Medical Services, March 1974 Hollister Ill and at UNF as an adjunct group facilitator for psychology-to name just a few. Orange Park, Florida Bachelor of Arts - Currently, Lanier is the director of AtUNF, Dawn March 1974 Psychological Associates, a division of Halter was involved in Student Govern- St. Petersburg, Baptist Medical Center. Florida Lanier has authored numerous articles Dawn Fisher Halter ment as a senator, completed an intern- "Bill" Hollister and presented professional papers nationally ship at Jacksonville Heights Elementary was married and and internationally on children and families. He is currently serving on the Medical School as well as holding a job at a surgical William King Hollister 111 working at Larry's supply company. Shoes in Regency Advisory Board of jacksonville Homeless After graduating, Halter was a first grade Square while he completed the studies for a Campus and Resource Center, Inc. Lanier teacher for five years at]acksonville bachelors of arts. is also a current member of the United Way Heights Elementary School. She has since After graduation, Hollister started his Steering Committee. taught first grade at Grove Park Elementary career in the insurance industry in jack­ Married to Linda, the director of School (nine years), kindergarten and sixth sonville with Metropolitan Life. Hollister Planned Parenthood. They have three chil­ grade at WE. Cherry Elementary School then moved to Gainesville with Blue Cross dren, Adam, 19, Andrew, 15 and Sara, 8. (nine years) , and is currently teaching at Blue Shield of Florida. In 1986, he moved "I try to have several different areas of Orange Park Elementary gifted class for to St. Petersburg and, in 1991, opened his interest and UNF has provided a lot to kindergarten through sixth grade. own insurance agency-Hollister Insur­ these pursuits. UNF's early focus on the At WE. Cherry Elementary and Grove ance Services. Venture program had a definite effect on Park Elementary schools, Halter received Now married to Sandy, he has two chil- me and how I live my life."

2 0 WINTER 199 6 • UNF JOURNAL 25th ANNIVERSARY the Teacher of the Year Award. Huggins is currently a captain select in served for two terms, 1988-1992. In 1992, In 1993, Halter became one of 23 teach­ the U.S. Navy During her 17-year career, she was elected to the Florida Senate and is ers selected nationwide to participate in a she has served at Pearl Harbor, the Naval currently serving her second term in office. two-week NASA Educational Workshop for Academy in Annapolis, in Desert Storm A few highlights from Holzendorf's Elementary Teachers (NEWEST). aboard the U.S.S. L.Y. Spear, and at the distinguished career include: serving as the Married to Steve, and they have two Navy Yard in Washington, D.C. chairperson for the Education Committee, children, Shawn, a senior at St. johns Married to Navy Captain Periodonti, Appropriations Committee and the Country Day School and jonathan, a tenth they have three cats and one dog. Economic Development and Tourism grader at Orange Park High School. "My time at UNF was very, very pleas­ Committee of the Florida Senate; helping "UNF was a great school to go to , a lot ant. My favorite professor was Dr. Ray in the reorganization of HRS; was instru­ of the people I teach with are from UNF Bowman, who greatly influenced my life. mental in getting the Multi-cultural center My son wants to go, too. I already have a He made school and learning fun." funded at UNF; and worked to get an niece who is attending UNF, and my sister Urban Studies internship program at UNF also graduated from UNF" Betty Smith Holzendorl Her most current award, which Holzendorf Donna Huggins received in 1996, is the Florida Teaching Master of Education Profession-National Education Association Bachelor of Science - March 1973 "Friend of Education." - March 1974 Jacksonville, Florida Married to King Holzendorf,jr., they Norfolk, Virginia At UNF, Betty have three children, Kim Lockley King At UNF, Donna Holzendorf was an Holzendorf, Kevin Holzendorf and Kessler Huggins worked as a "adult with a job and Holzendorf. Kim graduated with a degree full time lab techni­ getting a degree." in criminal justice, Kevin graduated with a cian. After graduating, Betty Smith Holzendorf After graduation, master's degree in . Huggins received a Holzendorf was the and a bachelor of arts in accounting. Donna Huggms scholarship from the director of Institutional Research at Edward Kessler will receive his degree in computer Navy and went to dental school, receiving her Waters College from 1971 to 1975. She science in December 1996-all from UNF D.D.S. from the University ofFloridas School then worked for] acksonville Mayors Hans "UNF is an anchor in our community of Dentistry. She has since earned a master's Tanzler from 1975 to 1978 and jake and supplies much needed educational degree in operative dentistry from the Indiana Godbold from 1978 to 1981. background for our community. I am proud School of Dentistry. Holzendorf ran for state representative and to have been a part of the charter class."

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WINTER 1996 • UNF JOURNAL 21 !iB«esident~~ !Z!Iatinttfll Gt;~/e !ZJ«esident-8 Gt;~/e !iB«esident-8 (fftt6 Contributors with cumulative gifts of $5,000 to Contributors with cumulative gifts of $2,500 Contributors with cumulative gifts of $50,000 $9,999 to the University of North Florida to $4,999 to the University of North Florida or more to the University of North Florida between July 1, 1995, and June 30, 1996 Foundation, Inc., between July 1, 1995, and Foundation, Inc., between July 1, 1995, and June 30, 1996 June 30, 1996 Baptist Medical Center Blue Cross-Blue Shield of Florida AT&T Universal Card Services Corporation Anheuser-Busch Foundation Castleton Beverage Corporation Bayard Raceways , Inc. Barnett Bank of Jacksonville, N.A. Columbia Memorial Hospital Jacksonville Mr. & Mrs. E. Bruce Bower Continental Cablevision, Inc. Ms. Isabelle T. Davis Mr. & Mrs. James E. Cobb Dr. Richard De Raismes Kip (deceased) Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Clarkson Mr. & Mrs. Charles Commander Ill First Union National Bank Ms. Ruth Conley Mr. & Mrs. C. Gary Pajcic Florida Times Union Mr. & Mrs. G.H. Eggland Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Pajcic Ill Mr. John Hayt Ernst & Young Jody &Layton Smith J. C. Penney Company, Inc. First Guaranty Bank & Trust Company Vistakon Jacksonville Jaguars Mr. Frank Gabor KPMG Peat Marwick Foundation GATX Logistics, Inc. Mr. Walter A. McRae , Jr. GTech WorldServ Corporation MGA Construction , Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Adam W. Herbert !iB«estdent-8 Ms. Janet Montgomery Independent Life and Accident Insurance Co . (ft;~!e Mr. & Mrs. Walter L. Moore Marriott Food Services §olden Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Petway Ill Contributors with cumulative gifts of $10,000 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel A. Martinez Ms. Conchita W. Robinson Medical Management Resources , Inc. to $49,000 to the University of North Florida Ms. Zelma Ray Ross Foundation, Inc., between July 1, 1995, and Melrose Apartments of Jacksonville Schultz Foundation , Inc. June 30, 1996 Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation , Inc. Dr. Behrooz Seyed-Abbassi Methodist Hospital Foundation Alfred I. duPont Foundation Snake Eyes Golf Clubs Southcoast Capital Corporation National Distributing Company, Inc. ALLTEL Information Services, Inc. Dr. Paul W. Oberdorfer Anheuser-Busch Foundation Mr. &Mrs. W. A. Verlander Vestcor Properties, Inc. Office Depot Barnett Banks, Inc. Ostex International , Inc. BeiiSouth Mobility Physician Sales and Services Betz Foundation Robin Shepherd Studios, Inc . Mrs. Mildred C. Robinson Betz Paperchem Mr. Carl G. Simpson Brown, Terrell, Hogan, Ellis, McCiamma & Mr. & Mrs. J.P. Smith Yegelwel, P.A. Steelcase, Inc. CAS Memorial Foundation, Inc. Timucuan Asset Management, Inc. Columbia Memorial Hospital Jacksonville United Parcel Service Auxiliary CSX Transportation, Inc. Dr. & Mrs. George H. Dorion EquiCredit Corporation Georgia-Pacific Corporation Gottlieb & Associates ldeon Group, Inc. InTuition, Inc. JM Family Enterprises , Inc. Mercedes-Benz of North America , Inc. Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation , Inc. Mr. William H. Minor, Jr. Orange Park Kennel Club Prudential Foundation Ray Sutton McGehee Foundation The Players Championship Charities , Inc. Southeast-Atlantic Corporation St. Luke 's Hospital Auxiliary State of Florida

22 WINTER 1996 • UNF JOURNAL Mr. & Mrs. Hugh H. Jones, Jr. Business Valuation, Inc. Dr. FrankS. Mclaughlin Dr. C. B. Kavan Dr. &Mrs. William H. Caldwell Merrill Lynch Credit Corporation f?l!Ottildatioil Mr. James Kufeldt Dr. Charles Calhoun Merrill Lynch Financial Data Services Kuhn Flowers , Inc. Dr. Henry J. Camp Merrill Lynch Insurance Group Services f?kllotos Mr. Gerald W. Landgraf Carolina Casualty Insurance Merrill Lynch Private Client Group Contributors with cumulative gifts Ms. Mary Ann Lederhaus Dr. Yap Siang Chua Mike Hutchens &Associates of $1,000 and $2,499 to the Lewis Siplin Enterprises Dr. Dale Clifford Mr. Robert H. Milbrath University of North Florida Lo-Bo, Inc. Community First Bank Mr. John M. Miller Foundation, Inc., between July 1, Mr. & Mrs. W. Radford Lovett II Compass Bank Milne Fam ily Companies, Inc. 1995, and June 30, 1996 Manning Building Supplies Mr. John Conner Mobile Gas , Inc. Marks, Gray, Conroy, Gibbs, P.A. Ms. Georgina K. Cowherd MobileComm Accustaff Incorporated Ms. Michelle C. Matteson Mr. Daniel R. Curran Mumford Library Books Southeast, Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Felix Acholonu Mrs. Ruth McCain Customized Transportation , Inc. Nations Bank Acousti Engineering Company of Florida, Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Michelman Cypress Village, Inc. No-Muv Corporation , Inc. Akra Travel , Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Claude L. Mullis Daily Billboard , Inc. Norrell Corporation All American Specialty Publix Supermarket Charities, Inc. Domino's Pizza Mr. Robert C. Norris Ms. Mable V. Altoonjian Regency Realty Group Mr. Robert W. Elrod, P.A. Northeast Florida League of Cities, Inc. Ms. Marjorie S. Altoonjian Revlon Foundation , Inc Dr. M.A. Emmelhainz Office Environment and Services AmSouth Bank of Florida Rex Packaging Mr. Harry M. England The Office Manager, Inc. Ms. Ann Andreu Reynolds Smith & Hills Architects Inc. Enterprise National Bank Mr. Duane L. Ottenstroer o) Anheuser-Busch North Florida Sales Mr. J. Charles Sawyer Dr. Donald D. 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MARY F. HEAGLEY (MPA) is senior development CHRISTOPHER YOERGES (BBA) and Connie JOSEPH SAMUEL officer at the University of Chicago Medical Frisbee were married in May 1996. He is MARK (MED) has Center. She resides in Chicago, Ill. employed by Print Craft of jacksonville. She is completed the employed by Integrated Health Services of licensure process for CHANTAL G. HOOK (BBA) is a third-year Orange Park as a unit manager, registered nurse. mental health student of law at the University of Florida. She counseling in the state resides in Orange Park. 1992 of Florida and is also a JIM JOHNSON JR. (BBA) has been named as national certified jacksonville Zone Manager by Tenneco FREDERICK W. BERG (BS), Navy Lt.j.g. , has counselor. He is Automotive. He resides injacksonville. completed a six-month deployment with employed as a Helicopter Anti-Submarine Squadron Five, counselor by KELLY KENNEY (BAE) and john H. Waeltz were embarked aboard the aircraft carrier USS George Psychological Services married in May 1996. She is employed by the Washington. His squadron files the SH-60F Sea of St. Augustine. He Joseph Samuel Mark Clay County School Board. He is serving in the Hawk, a multipurpose helicopter capable of resides in St. Augustine, Fla. U.S. Navy The couple reside injacksonville. conducting search and rescue, anti-submarine LOLITA C. MASSENGILL (BS) graduated with a KELLY GREENE MCLENDON (BA) obtained her warfare and reconnaissance. They patrolled the masters degree in Nursing at the University of master's of arts in Clinical Psychology from Sam Mediterranean and Adriatic seas where they Florida in May 1996. She is employed as an Houston State University in Huntsville, Texas supported the U.N. peace efforts in Bosnia. Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner on August 17, 1996. She resides in The RICHARD M. CRATEM (MBA) and Pamela K. (ARNP), at PA. Personnel Services to work with Woodlands, Tx. DeAngelo were married injuly 1996. He is the Family Practice Physicians at Methodist WES PINKLEY (BBA) received his masters of employed by john Searcy and Associates Inc. as Medical Center. She resides in jacksonville. divinity degree and is pastor of Fellowship an electrical engineer. She is employed by BOBBIE LYNN MUSSELMAN (BA) and her Baptist Church in Plainville, Ga. He and his wife, BellSouth as an engineer. The couple reside in husband, Keith, had a baby boy, Chase Allyn, Melissa, have a son, Benjamin Paul, born on ] acksonville. on October 29, 1995. The family resides in May 15, 1996. The family reside in Rome, Ga. TROY CRUM (BBA) and STACEY COLEMAN Middleburg, Fla. SCOTT ROGERS (BBA) has been appointed (BBA) were married injune 1996. He is MITCHELL M. OWENS (MPA) married jean N. senior insurance analyst for Walt Disney World employed by Crummy T's as president. She is Robar injuly 1996. He is employed as a teacher Company He resides in Orlando, Fla. employed by Capital Credit Corp. as staff accountant. The couple reside injacksonville. with the Duval County School Board. She is employed as a registered nurse at Baptist Medical MICHAEL JOSEPH EllA (BA) has been promoted Center. The couple reside in jacksonville. to team leader of the behavioral team at Clay County Behavioral Health Center. SONJA EllA KELLY PARKES (BS) and Mike Wilson are to be (BA '96) has been promoted to customer service married in March 1997. She is working at the manager at Consumers Electronics, Inc. The Arnold Palmer Hospital as a pediatric couple reside in Orange Park. registered nurse. He is the assistant superintendent at Windermere Country Club. MELISSA J. GRAMMER (BAE) married 2nd Lt. The couple reside in Orlando, Fla. Charles T. Byrd injuly 1995. She is currently a teacher. The couple reside in Ewa Beach, Hawaii. DONNA LYNN PENNEY (BBA) and David Darr are owners of Marine Electronics Solutions, BERNARD HOFMANN (BS) graduated from the Inc. The couple reside injacksonville. University of Florida College of Dentistry in May 1996. He was commissioned into the U.S. Navy ELLIOT PRESHIA (MED) has been employed by Anthony Tasso with his wife, Natalie, and baby, Christopher as Lieutenant and is stationed at Kings Bay, Ga. Florida Psychiatric Associates as a psychotherapist. He is licensed as a mental ANTHONY TASSO (BA) has been promoted to HELEN DELORES JACKSON (MPA) is president health counselor and certified as an addiction senior business analyst in the custom of the Hubbard House Board of Directors. She professional. He resides in jacksonville. programming area of AllTellinformation is director of Community Health Services with Services - Mortgage Division. He was the Duval County Public Health Unit. She KIMBERLY REES (BA) and Tony Stidham were commissioned as an intelligence officer (to the resides in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. married injune 1996. She is employed by rank of Ensign) in April 1996 in the United University Christian School as a teacher. He is States Naval Reserve. He and his wife Natalie RENEE JINKS (BAE) and Robbie Kemp were employed by john W Boley Construction. The had a baby boy, Christopher Shafer, o~july 2l, married injune 1996. Both are employed by couple reside injacksonville. 1996. The family resides in Callahan, Fla. Clay County Schools. The couple reside in Green Cove Springs, Fla. HALLIE TESORI (BBA) and Scott Bamford were 1993 STEPHEN A. LABRATO (BA) joined Labrato married in August 1996. She is employed at TRISH A. BOHANNON (BBA) founded her own Insurance Inc. as an associate injune 1995. He The Pain Relief Centre in office management. interior design firm in]anuary 1996. She is now a general lines agent in commercial The couple reside in St. Augustine, Fla. specializes in residential, commercial, and insurance. He resides in jacksonville. AMY WESLEY (BA) and] ames Gambone were marine clients. She resides in Fernandina Beach. KENNETH KELLY LONG (BS) graduated from the married in May 1996. She is employed by the FRANCINE MACLENNAN BROOKS (BAE) is a University of Florida Veterinary School in May University of North Florida as a complex third grade teacher at St. Anthony Cathedral 1996. He is in private practice and will open a coordinator for the office of university housing. School. Last year her class won the Reynolds mixed animal practice in Live Oak, Fla. next He is a student at the university The couple Aluminum Recycling Award. She resides in year. He resides in Live Oak, Fla. reside injacksonville. Beaumont, Tx.

30 WINTER 1996 • UNF JOURNAL SELENA SHERISE EVANS (BA) and Clarence with the Newport News Public School System as through UNF's Continuing Education. She Hodge III were married injune 1996. She is a third-grade teacher. Her husband is a resides injacksonville. employed by INROADS/jacksonville as the radioman in the U.S. Navy on the john C. JUDD C. CARLSON manager of market research and development. Stennis CVN -74. They have one son, Tevin (BS) accepted a He is employed by the City of]acksonville as a james. The family resides in Newport News, Va. brewing group firefighter/emergency medical technician. The MARCO S. PUANGCO (BBA) is employed by manager position couple reside in jacksonville. Barnett Asset Management as a trust officer. He with Anheuser-Busch. WILLIAM JAMES FLANAGAN JR. (BA) and resides in j acksonville with his wife, Heather, He was formerly Christina Michele Clowers were married in june and son, Collin. employed as an 1996. He is employed by Van Kampen analytical chemist at RODNEY G. SAFFLES (BS) Navy Lt., participated American Capital. She is employed by Van Enviromental in the largest maritime exercise in the Baltic Sea, Kampen American Capital Trust Co. The Conservation BALTOPS '96, aboard the guided missile cruiser couple reside in Houston, Tx. Laboratories. He USS Hue City. He participated in more than 22 7 resides in jacksonville. LORIS. GRANDSTAFF (BA) is employed by the surface and air events, which included search Duval County School Board as an English and rescue, coastal surveillance, custom JENNIFER ERVIN Judd Carlson teacher at N.B. Forrest High School. She resides enforcement and other maritime operations. (BBA) and Michael in Middleburg, Fla. Voight were married onjune 15, 1996. She is SHELLEY A. YOUNG (BBA) and C. Edward Tudor employed by Tulita Elementary, Redondo NATHANIEL HERRING (BBA) andjanister Cox were married in September 1996. She is Beach, Calif. , as a kindergarten teacher. He is were married in May 1996. He is employed by employed by Merrill Lynch as a cash management attending the University of Southern California. First Union as branch manager. She is analyst. He is employed by CBS as a promotions The couple reside in Redondo Beach, Calif. employed by NCR Corp. as a customer producer. The couple reside in jacksonville. engineer. The couple reside injacksonville. DEON GANDY (BS) has accepted a position with NationsBank as a systems engineer. She MARY CLAIRE HOLLOWAY (BA) and Kirk 1994 resides in Marietta, Ga . Charles Reber were manied on May 4, 1996. CHRISTINE RENEE ALLEN (BA) is to be married He is owner of Creative Glassworks. The on February 15, 1997 to Cpl. Timothy M. TAMARAH L. JOHNSON (BBA) and Daniel W couple reside injacksonville Beach, Fla. Sticha of the U.S . Marine Corps. She is Molter were married injune 1996. She is employed by SunTrust Bank as a department TARSHA MITCHELL (BAE) has taken a position employed by Prudential as a claim examiner and is pursuing her paralegal certificate manager. He is employed by State Farm r------Please cut along line -fold and tape according to instructions on reverse side. We'd like to hear from you! Sorry for the delay! Has anything new happened to you? Are you receiving duplicate You may not see your class Use the space below for your name, as copies of this magazine? note the issue after you printed on the mail label, year of Please help us keep our mailing costs send it in because of the graduation, major and town and state. down by taping the mail label from recording process and the cutoff the back cover in the space below, so

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Insurance Co. The couple reside injacksonville. POLLY PRICE (BA) and Lance Mitchell were He is employed by Educational Community married in june 1996. She is attending the Credit Union. The couple reside in DAVID J. KEYES (BBA) is a special agent with University of North Florida in the master's jacksonville. the Criminal Investigation Division of the program. He is employed by Vistakon as a Internal Revenue Service. His job consists of KRISTIN BORTZ (BBA) and Matthew Cannady quality engineer. The couple reside in conducting criminal investigations of tax were married injune 1996. She is employed jacksonville. evasion, tax fraud, money laundering, currency by National Training, Inc. He is self-employed. violations, and related offenses. He resides in DEBORAH L. QUACKENBUSH (BS) and Robert The couple reside in Middleburg, Fla. Fort Lauderdale, Fla. B. Guild were married on April26, 1996. She KARL ERIC CARTER BOSTWICK (BBA) and is employed by Barnett Technologies as a SHARON MATHEWS (BAE) and jeremy Leigh Allison Akin were married in june 1996. systems consultant. He is employed by Mathews are parents to their second child, He is self-employed. She is employed by Matthews and Hession as a partner attorney Hunter David, born on March 14, 1996. The Olsten Staffing Services as a human resource The couple reside in jacksonville. family resides in jacksonville. generalist. The couple reside in Columbia, S.C. CHRISTOPHER RITCHIE (BA) and CHRISTA SUSAN MCPHUN (BBA) is employed by SUSAN ELIZABETH BRASS (BAE) and Richard LORANTOS (BA) were married injune 1996. jacksonville Faculty Practice Association as an Robert Gross were married injune 1996. She He is attending Nova Southeastern University internal auditor. She resides with her husband, is employed by the Duval County School Board Law School. The couple reside in Fort Tom, injacksonville. as a teacher. He.is employed by First Union Lauderdale, Fla. Bank as a commercial finance specialist. The JEFFREY H. PERRYE (MBA) and Kimberly GREG SMITH (BBA) and STEPHANIE GRUBBS couple reside injacksonville. Kristine Smith were married injune 1996. He (BAE) were married in May 199 5. He is is employed by Marco Ophthalmic Inc. as con­ NATALIE BUTLER (BBA) received her master's of employed by Osceola Middle School as a troller. She is employed by Enterprise Support Tax Accounting from the University of special education teacher. She is employed by Services as vice president of human resources. in August 1996. She is a staff accountant for Romeo Elementary School as a third grade The couple reside in Atlantic Beach, Fla. Ernst &Young LLP She resides in Orlando. teacher. The couple reside in Ocala. SHANNON NOEL POURCIAU (BBA) and Robert JENNIFER A. CASE (BA) has accepted a position jeffrey Gorsuch were married in june 1996. 1995 with Next Level Sports, a professional athlete Both are employed by Federal Express Corp. management firm in jacksonville. She also The couple reside in Orange Park, Fla. CHERILYN ANDERSON (BAE) and Mark works for the jacksonville jaguars' Beckworth were married injuly 1996. She is communications department during home employed by the Duval County School Board.

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National Alumni Association Stay Connected Alumni .~ any exciting alumni in Belize, Central America Mthings have • Groundwork for an alumni chapter in Web Page happened with Tallahassee, Florida your National • Preparation for a membership dues Update Alumni Associa­ program tion since the last • Creation of a UNF merchandise offering issue of the UNF for alumni he UNF National Alumni Association Alumni Journal. The National Alumni Association will Tweb page has undergone a facelift. The National continue to implement and administer "Until now the information that people Alumni Board of programs like the Alumni/Student Recruit­ saw on the UNF alumni web page was Directors held a ment Program, the UNF Parents Program, accurate, but it didn't change," says Ron strategic planning and the Alumni Career Connection. We Natherson, director of alumni services. meeting, and we will also pursue association sponsored Ron Natherson, Jr. "The information we initially posted to now have a plan programs typical of those found in other Alumni Director the web site-things like our association to take us into the universities, such as insurance programs, purpose and board rosters-didn't need 21st Century. The major initiatives of the alumni travel programs, hotel and car to be constantly updated. But other infor­ plan are to increase alumni participation rental discount programs, and an alumni mation, such as a calendar of events, and to enhance awareness of the associa­ long distance discount program. These tion both on and off campus. A marketing programs will strengthen our young but needed to be changed on a regular basis," plan constitutes a large component of the vital organization. he said. overall strategic plan. If you are interested in becoming With a small staff, shifting resources to Other exciting initiatives are underway: involved in the National Alumni Associa­ the web page project was not feasible. • Implementation of a Seiko watch tion or if you have comments or sugges­ Alumni Services decided to contract with program tions, call me at (904) 646-2513 or UNF graduate student Tom Kustura to • Publication of an alumni directory l-800-UNF-G RAD. Our e-mail address is update the page. "We encourage other • Creation of an alumni affinity credit card [email protected] and can be accessed graduates who would like to contribute to program through our alumni association web page at visit our web site at http://www.unf.edu/ • Provision for chapter programming for www. unf. edu/alumni. alumni."

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Upcoming Events For The UNF National Have We ~ Alumni Association And Its Chapters Got It Right?-=<-( 1___;::-~ january 8 Jacksonville Alumni Chapter Meeting, 6:30 p.m. Let Us Know! ll University of North Florida Alumni February 8 South Florida Alumni Chapter Pregame Basketball Reception Awere recently notified of our upcoming (vs. Barry University) (, FL) new Alumni Directory and asked for their 12 Jacksonville Alumni Chapter Meeting, 6:30p.m. input. If you have not already done so, 12 Tampa Bay Alumni Chapter Pregame Basketball Reception please return your questionnaire today (vs. University of Tampa) (Tampa, FL) This will ensure that your personal infor­ mation will be accurately included in this 15 Central Florida Alumni Chapter Pregame Basketball Reception great new reference book. (vs. Rollins College) (Orlando, FL) Within a few months the verification 24 March 2- UNF HOMECOMING 1997 phase of this project will begin. Alumni will 24 Third Annual UNF Alumni Homecoming Golf Tournament be receiving a telephone call from Bernard 28 UNF National Alumni Association Board of Directors Meeting, 8:00 a.m. C. Harris Publishing Company, Inc., the March 12 Jacksonville Alumni Chapter Meeting, 6:30p.m. official publisher of our Directory Please give the representative who calls you a few April Spring Music Fest moments of your time to verify your listing. 9 Jacksonville Alumni Chapter Meeting, 6:30p.m. To place a reservation for the University of May2 Commencement North Florida Alumni Directory, please advise 14 Jacksonville Alumni Chapter Social the Harris representative during this conver­ sation, since this will be the only opportunity alumni will have to order the book. Scheduled for release in late Spring 1997, UNF Alumni Gatherings the University of North Florida Alumni Directory promises to be the definitive refer­ ence of over 26,000 of our alumni. Don't miss the opportunity to be a part of it!

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