42 U University ofNebraska niversity Randolph Ferlic,M.D. Nebraska-Kearney Drew Miller, Ph.D. Board ofRegents Mike Eiberger Papillion Omaha A dministra tion Nebraska-Lincoln Chuck Hassebrook Matt Schaefer North Platte Bob Phares Lyons Nebraska-Medical Center Kent Schroeder, J.D. Howard Hawks Dan Connealy Kearney Omaha President, Univ. ofNebraskaSystem James B.Milliken,J.D. Charles S.Wilson,M.D. Jim McClurg,Ph.D. Nebraska-Omaha Steve Massara Lincoln Lincoln 2006-07 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL 43 tion 1967 • a dministr A Potuto is an expert on issues related related issues on expert an is Potuto Athletics Representatives Association Representatives Athletics (FARA), where she also servedthe Division as I representative on the Potuto 2002, In committee. executive was named OutstandingAthletics Representative Faculty by the All- American Football Foundation. to gender equity in collegiate enforcement sports NCAA the on generally and and infractions process. In Fall 2004 Potuto testified before the House the conference liaison to the Faculty niversity U Potuto (10th Year) Faculty Representative Juris Doctorate, Rutgers (1974) ne Josephi Rutgers' Douglass College College Douglass Rutgers' • •

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Potuto earned her bachelor’s degree in journalism at Rutgers’ Douglass College At Nebraska, Potuto is an ex officio member of the academic senate’s intercollegiate senate’s academic the of member officio ex an is Potuto Nebraska, At Potuto teaches constitutional, procedural and criminal law as well as a course in Josephine (Jo) R. Potuto, the Richard H. Larson Professor of Constitutional Law, has Law, Constitutional of Professor Larson H. Richard the Potuto, R. (Jo) Josephine In January 2003, Potuto was appointed to hold one of the ’s Faculty IA Division the of committee executive the of member a as serves also Potuto Nebraska's Faculty Reps Faculty Nebraska's 1931-1946 1947-1958 1959-1964 1965-1968 1969-1970 1971-1982 1982-1997 1997-present and her master’s degree in English literature at Seton Hall in 1971. She received her juris doctorate at the Rutgers Law College in 1974. She is a member of the bar of the District U.S. the and Circuit Third the for Appeals of Court U.S. the Court, Supreme U.S. Courts for Nebraska and New Jersey. Subcommittee on the Constitution regarding due process in NCAA infractions hearings. hearings. infractions NCAA in process due regarding Constitution the on Subcommittee Law Uniform the to adviser past a is Potuto sports, in issues current other to regard With Commissioners Committee to draft a sports agent statute, and she also drafted rules Racing Commission. governing search and seizure and hearings for the Nebraska She services. support academic evaluate to subcommittee the of and committee athletics Nebraska’ on served also director and a drafter of the Uniform Law Commissioners Sentencing and Corrections Criminal Draft to Committee Court Supreme Nebraska the for drafter the as well as Act, Jury Instructions. She is the author of three books and numerous articles. and 1974 in professor assistant an as faculty law Nebraska the joined She law. sports of professor visiting a been has Potuto 1988. in professorship Larson the to named was New at Law of College Cardozo the University, Rutgers Arizona, of University the at law and Carolina, North of University the Oregon, of University the University, Yeshiva York’s was Potuto year, academic 1983-84 the during sabbatical on While University. Hall Seton also She office. prosecutor’s N.J.) (Newark, County Essex the in prosecutor assistant an spent five summers working in the prosecutor’s office in Morris County, N.J. been Nebraska’s faculty representative to the NCAA and Big 12 Conference since May 15, 1997. three seats on the NCAA Division I Management Council, the chief administrative and legislative body of Division I. She also has been a member of the Division I Committee on Infractions (COI) since 1998 and serves as the committee chair. The COI meets six sanctions impose and culpability of findings make hearings, conduct to annually times on institutions for violations of NCAA bylaws. Athletics Representatives and serves on a committee committee to review Conference NCAA rules 12 governing Big her Among processes. waiver and infractions enforcement, responsibilities, Potuto serves on the Conference Administrative Committee. She is 1963 His area of legal expertise • Competition’ (1994). In February February In (1994). Competition’ 2002, Perlman was named a Life Fellow of the AmericanBar Foundation. Fellow status has who individual an denotes of Iowa College of Law. lies in torts and the intellectualof member a is He property. Nebraska State and American Bar Associations. member Heof the Council isof the a American Law Institute. He is National the of commissioner a Conference of Commissioners co- is He Laws. State Uniform on author of ‘Intellectual Property and Unfair Competition’ (5th edition, 1998) and co-reporter for the ‘Restatement of Unfair to Nebraska in 1983 when he accepted the deanship of the Nebraska Law College, a post he held until 1998 when he returned to the professoriate. visiting a as served also has He professor at FloridaUniversity State College the ofUniversity of Puget Sound Law, University the and Law of School Perlman (Sixth Year) Chancellor (1966) Juris Doctorate, Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska HARVEY • •

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Perlman and his wife, Susan, an NU alumna, are the parents of two daughters. At the University of Nebraska, he was chair of the search advisory committee for He joined the NU law faculty in 1967 after spending a year as a Bigelow Teaching Perlman, a Nebraska native, was raised in York, Neb., and earned a bachelor of arts of bachelor a earned and Neb., York, in raised was native, Nebraska a Perlman, A former dean of the University of Nebraska College of Law (1983 to 1998), Perlman has has Perlman 1998), to (1983 Law of College Nebraska of University the of dean former A Harvey Perlman was named the 19th Chancellor of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln of University the of Chancellor 19th the named was Perlman Harvey * Interim Chancellor Interim * 1876-1882 1876-1882 1884-1889 1891-1895 1895-1899 1900-1908 1908-1927 1927-1938 1938-1946 1947-1953 1953-1954 1954-1968 1968-1971 1972-1975 1975-1976 1976-1980 1980-1981 1981-1991 1991-1991 1991-1995 1995-1996 1996-2000 2000-2001 2001-present Nebraska's Chancellors Nebraska's 1871-1876 Anne, who earned degrees from UNL and the University of Nebraska Medical Center, graduated 2002, May in UNL from graduated who Amie, Lincoln. in medicine practices from the UNL School of Law in Spring 2006. He and Susan enjoy the company of two grandchildren, Will and Ava. chancellor in 1991, chairs the Nebraska Bioethics Advisory Panel, and is a member of the Nebraska State Fair Board and the Oversight Committee. Bowl Championship Series Presidential demonstrated outstanding dedication to the welfare of his or her community and is committed to the highest principles of the legal profession. Only the top one-third of one percent of the legal profession is eligible for nomination as a Fellow. of the Coif, a law honors society. returned He Fellow School. at the University of Chicago Law School. He served on the Nebraska law faculty Law Virginia of University the at faculty the joined he when 1974 until also served as interim senior vice chancellor for academic affairs at UNL (1995-96). vice chancellor for academic affairs at UNL (1995-96). also served as interim senior in history and a juris doctorate from the University of Nebraska. During his law school and was elected to the Order years, he was editor in chief of the Nebraska Law Review on April 1, 2001. He had served as Interim Chancellor of the University of Nebraska- Lincoln since July 16, 2000. 44 NEBRASKA CORNHUSKERS A volleyball team led the way, as it it as way, the led team volleyball ranked inthenationaltop25. Nebraska's 23of sports 15 finished the season, year 2005-06 the During nation. the in teams athletic top the entrances. grand most football's college of one Walk, Tunnel the during screens big largest nation's the of one enjoy to able also are Fans West. and East the with together Stadium North the concourse-level connector that brings improved seating options for the disabled and restrooms, a and concession stands increased year included this amenities fan Improved Stadium. Memorial at fan-friendly environment a Nation Husker the handful ofcollegesinthecountry. a only by used pool hydro-therapy services, including a state-of-the-art weight facility while the adjacent athletic medicine areas provide high-techand Romona rehabilitationMyers Performance Center. The new football offices overlook the mammoth Charles the in nation the in facilities medicine athletic and nutrition sports training, finest the includes It student-athletes. Nebraska all benefits complex The project. the games intheregular-seasonfinale. NCAA-record streak of sellouts in 2006, extending the mark to an amazing 282 straight capacity above 80,000 for the first time in the building's history. Nebraska continued its 23 varsityprograms. NU's of each benefit to fields practice outdoor new and Center Championship Hawks the includes project The 2006. of fall the in opened which Complex, Athletic Osborne Nancy and Tom the of creation the support to project fund-raising million $50 a Drive, Championship Nation Husker the announced Pederson 2003, of November In country. the in student-athletes best the attract to way another with Huskers the providing in pinnacle ofcollegiateathletics. and quickly established these ideals as the driving force to guide Nebraska back to the the principlesofchampions. • • • • • • • Administrative Excellence Ohio StateFootballRecruitingCoordinator(1988-91) Tennessee FootballRecruitingCoordinator(1991-92) Tennessee AssistantA.D.forRecruiting(1992-93) Tennessee AssociateA.D.forFootballOperations(1993-94) Nebraska AssociateA.D.forFootballOperations(1994-96) Athletic Director, Pittsburgh(1996-2002) Athletic Director, Nebraska(2003-Present) thletic The Huskers' nationally renowned nationally Huskers' The benefit will facilities new The ensured also has Pederson of piece showcase the Complex Athletic Osborne the made has vision Pederson's The final piece of the project was an expansion of Memorial Stadium that increased step important an facilities, Nebraska's improving was priority first Pederson's Steve Pederson was named his alma mater's 12th athletic director on Dec. 20, 2002, and Nation Husker the of values core the are These Integrity. Teamwork, Tradition, A dministra tion • AthleticDirector Nebraska STEV East conferences. Steve (Fourth Year) PEDERSON Pederson has • 1980 been a successful athletic administrator enjoy what you are doing to be successful, and Steve has made it fun again. At the At again. fun it made has Steve and successful, be to doing are you what enjoy and fun have to had you that felt dad "My Devaney. Bob Fame Director Athletic of and Coach Hall of son Devaney, Mike said country," the in programs athletic best the athletes tosucceedinallfacetsoflife. student- enable to approach unified a and student-athletes; best nation’s the attract to order in facilities enhancing competition; the outwork will that staff a success: to implemented his vision for the future of has Pederson attitude, winning contagious a with worker tireless A schools. I Division academic All-Big12honorsand111earnedtheirdegree. Honor claimed Commissioner's Huskers 126 while 12 average, grade-point better or Big 3.0 a with earned accolades Roll student-athletes 479 two year, Over school. last closest the semesters than more 59 233, to total NCAA-leading Nebraska's at theforefrontinclassroomaswellonfield. John Cook(volleyball)wasnamedthenationalcoachofyearbyhispeers. national player of the year following outstanding seasons in their respective sports, and champions. Christina Houghtelling (volleyball) and Lindsay Baker (bowling) were named national of trio Huskers' the out rounded rifle) (air Fehlings Kristina while discus, the the men's indoor and outdoor long jump national titles and Dace Ruskule won a title in both won Abolins Arturs season. last certificates All-America 48 earning Huskers 37 teams eachfinishedinthetopfive. (fifth) gymnastics women's and (fourth) field and track outdoor women's the while year, the on placing team national best the for program rifle the tied finish runner-up team's volleyball The history. school in time fifth the for game title NCAA the reached 2006, 1,000 new season ticket holders were added to the expanded North Stadium North without adonation. expanded the to added were holders ticket season in new and 1,000 2006, pool, on-line an in available tickets football single-game made He schools. 12 Big other most than rate lower much a at risen have years two last the prices and keep to worked ticket prices down, as tickets increased also just $1.25 in his first He two seasons at Nebraska games. football home before atmosphere fan-fest friendly, fans acrossthestateoverthreeyears. blanketed the state. The event was an instant success, and reached more than 35,000 staff and players coaches, football where Tour, Nation Husker first the conceptualized and Fan” the of “Year the season 2003-04 the declared He program. athletic NU the fans whosupportNUfromaroundthenation. Nebraska's of foundation the also but home, believes state the call who people million 1.7 the only not – fans its is Pederson success but years, the over coaches and Steve's visionofthefuture." same time, he is not afraid to make tough decisions. I believe my dad would agree with " prominent four at experience with director athletic award-winning an is Pederson raising honors, All-America Academic CoSIDA earned Cornhuskers 11 year, Last Pederson has pushed the Huskers to uphold their unparalleled tradition and remain including years, recent in flourished have student-athletes Nebraska Individually, Pederson developed the Husker Nation Pavilion for football fans to enjoy a family- a enjoy to fans football for Pavilion Nation Husker the developed Pederson into fans Husker integrate to hard worked has Pederson 2002, December Since Nebraska's championship tradition has been built by outstanding student-athletes Steve has worked hard to revitalize the tradition that has made Nebraska one of one Nebraska made has that tradition the revitalize to hard worked has Steve in the Big 12, Big Ten, SEC and Nebraska, which includes three vital components Big wr fr h ta ta demonstrated that team the for Award ersas ainly eonzd Life Skills program. They created recognized the Life Skills nationally Nebraska's enhance for to Zimmer Director Keith Life Student Athletic Assistant with their postgraduation pursuits, he worked with student-athletes assist to order In development. professional and athletic, personal academic, student-athlete’s aid to programs support implemented has He mind. in student-athletes the of and Nebraska. Pittsburgh at both programs, athletic for success long-term ensure to needed vision and foresight the shown has he student-athletes. its as tradition that continuing is Pederson for unmatched resources providing in forefront the at been always has Nebraska system, support academic renowned nationally its to program strength comprehensive Pederson’s efforts have the interests the have efforts Pederson’s first nation's the creating From 2006-07 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL 45 tion a dministr In 2004-05, Tami, along A Lisa Miles, organized SHARE SHARE organized Miles, Lisa Athletics Husker of (Spouses Reaching and Embracing), tremendous done has which charitable work within the state. It has involved 30 spouses of Husker athletic departmentand staff coaches and sixorganizations. local degree from the University of Nebraska. violinistShe with isthe Lincolna Symphony Orchestra and teaches violin at Nebraska has She University. Wesleyan professional with performed orchestras andOhio, Nebraska, in quartets string Pennsylvania and Tennessee and has taught at Capital University the and . with Janelle Boehm and letic th A : University of Nebraska, bachelor's degree, Nebraska, bachelor's degree, : University of : Oct. 24, 1957 Born Education business administration, 1980 business administration, All-American Football Foundation General Robert R. Neyland All-American Football Foundation General Robert R. Neyland in 2002 Athletic Director Award classess Recruiting coordinator for three No. 1-rated football recruiting 1994) (Nebraska, 1985; Ohio State, 1990; Tennessee, Nebraska Athletic Director (2002-present) Nebraska Athletic Director (1996-2002) Pittsburgh Athletic Operations (1994-96) (1993-94) Director/Football Athletic Operations Associate Football Nebraska for Director Athletic Associate Tennessee Director for Recruiting (1992-93) Assistant Athletic Tennessee (1991-92) Recruiting Coordinator Tennessee (1988-91) Ohio State Recruiting Coordinator (1986-88) Private Business, Nebraska Assistant (1982-86) Nebraska Recruiting Coordinator/Administrative of Public Relations (1981-82) Director Ak-Sar-Ben Assistant (1980-81) Nebraska Sports Information (2006-present) NCAA Football Issues Committee Sub-Committee (2006-present) NCAA Post-Season Bowl Licensing Cabinets (2005-present) NCAA Championships and Competition Board (2004-present) Lincoln Symphony Orchestra (2002) Committee Executive Conference East Big of Chairman Committee (2002) Big East Conference Representative to NCAA Football Issues National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame District Screening Committee (2001-present) Co-Chairman of the Panther Leukemia Golf Open (1997-99) of Caring for Allegheny County (2001) Day Co-Chairman of the United Way’s A native of North Platte, Neb., Pederson has experience in the non-athletic business business non-athletic the in experience has Pederson Neb., Platte, North of native A Pederson and his wife Tami Osborne Pederson have three children: Mark (23), Kari Tami earned a bachelor’s of music education degree and a master’s of music • • • ederson Resume Pederson • • • • • • • • • • • • Work Pederson Committee • • • • • • • • • Pederson Honors

is currently a member of the NCAA Football Issues Committee and Post-Season Bowl Hall College and Foundation Football National the as well as Sub-Committee, Licensing chairman the as served he Pittsburgh, at While Committee. Screening District Fame of of the Big East Conference Executive Committee. sector, spending one year as Ak-Sar-Ben’s Public Relations Director (1981-82), and two years in private business in Nebraska (1986 to 1988), before returning to college football in 1988 at Ohio State. (20) and Kristin (17). The Pederson family (from left): Steve, Mark, Kristin, Kari and Tami. three straight bowl appearances, including two victories, while the while victories, two including appearances, bowl straight three Pederson has been active Pederson left the state in As the Husker associate athletic director for football, Pederson oversaw the Pederson and his wife, Tami, both earned degrees from the University of Nebraska. If it seems that Pederson has a passion for the Huskers, he does. In fact, although If it seems that Pederson has a passion for the Huskers, In his first stint at Nebraska, Pederson helped negotiate the original football contract contract football original the negotiate helped Pederson Nebraska, at stint first his In During his tenure at Pittsburgh, Pederson hired six coaches who combined to earn Pederson helped construct several new facilities at Pittsburgh, including shaping the the shaping including Pittsburgh, at facilities new several construct helped Pederson Pederson is credited with turning around the Pittsburgh athletic program. As a result result a As program. athletic Pittsburgh the around turning with credited is Pederson A firm believer in the philosophy that hard work pays off, Pederson was given his In January of 2004, Pederson hired Bill Callahan to guide the Husker football program program football Husker the guide to Callahan Bill hired Pederson 2004, of January In According to Pederson, one crucial area in building an athletic department is to athletic director for football operations in 1993. on several committees. He from recruiting coordinator to assistant athletic director for recruiting in 1992, and then was elevated to associate classes wereamong regardedthe nation’sthree nationally bypromoted topwas severalHe publications. devote three years athleticas the administratorfootball. In forthree seasons at UT, the Volunteers’ recruiting recruiting coordinator until 1991, then moved on to the University of Tennessee to 1997) under Head Coach Tom Coach Head under 1997) Osborne. 1988 to serve as Ohio State’s halftime meeting room, postgame interview room and players and coaches locker rooms. He He rooms. locker coaches and players and room interview postgame room, meeting halftime Nebraska’s in role definitive a played and wing administrative program’s the reorganized championships national three and 1995 (1994, 1990s the in and then as football recruiting coordinator (1982 to 1986). He returned as the associate the as returned He 1986). to (1982 coordinator recruiting football as then and 1996. athletic director for football operations from 1994 to refurbishment of the football administrative offices, and the construction of a new major Division I institutions, Pederson's love of Nebraska has never wavered. major Division I institutions, Pederson's love of Nebraska Steve earned his bachelor’s degree from Nebraska in business administration in 1980 and began his career at Nebraska, first as a sports information assistant (1980-81) with adidas in 1995 and oversaw the recent completion of a new contract that will supply supply will that contract new a of completion recent the oversaw and 1995 in adidas with all Husker teams with adidas apparel through 2010. three at experience valuable gaining while years 13 for state the outside lived Pederson volleyball, baseball and track and field. Under Pederson's head coaching hires, the made team football Sweet 16 berths. men’s basketball team went on to gain back-to-back also oversaw major upgrades to several Olympic sport facilities. also oversaw major upgrades to several Olympic sport basketball, women's basketball, men’s football, in honors Coach-of-the-Year East Big one of the finest college basketball arenas in the country. Behind Pederson’s efforts, Panthers UPMC the and Complex the Athletic Duratz the with blessed was 2001, team football Panther the In 2000. in opened that venue practice a Complex, Performance Sports Pederson Steelers. the with shares team football the facility new a Field, Heinz debuted the 2002 General Robert R. Neyland Athletic Director Award, annually presented by the by presented annually Award, Director Athletic Neyland R. Robert General 2002 the for outstanding administrative achievement. All-American Football Foundation with Pittsburgh provided that center convocation a Center, Events Petersen the of vision the in 1996. A young and relatively unknown commodity at the at commodity unknown relatively and young A 1996. in Pittsburgh of University the Panthers to the national spotlight in just six years. time, Pederson returned the of his hard work and effective leadership style, Pederson was named the recipient of Callahan came from the NFL’s Oakland Raiders, where he led the franchise to an AFC XXXVII in his first season as head coach. title and a berth in Super Bowl first chance at leading a Division I program when he was hired as athletic director at have coaches who not only possess strong leadership skills and the vision to run Big 12 and NCAA rules. also the integrity to follow program, but a back to elite status. Recognized nationally as one of the brightest minds in football, the strongest commitment to all phases of the life skills program, including outreach, and leadership. education 46 NEBRASKA CORNHUSKERS A of Minot,N.D.,have threeboys,Broderick,ChristianandLukas John. Broderick Janelle former the wife, his and Boehm 1985. University in (Fla.) Thomas St. Kansas State University in 1984 and added a master's degree in sports management from went totheSunBowlafteroneyearasa sportsinformationinternatFlorida. He 1991. to 1987 from Bowl Sun the of director relations public and director executive partnerships. business Arizona leaders that was responsible for of generating more than $4.5 committee million in cash and fund-raising in-kind 125-member a managed and directed Boehm programs. marketing and community building in instrumental was he where pretty goodlegacy." a That's hired. were Dixon Jamie coach basketball men's and Berenato that watch his under was it and left, Pederson Steve after director athletic interim Pitt's was He ... here. assist key a with Boehm Marc "Credit article, 2006 a in writing hires, basketball a schoolrecordforvictories. Tournaments, while Berenato has rejuvenated the women's program, which recently set to advanced have Panthers the direction, Dixon's Under program. Panther the for coaches head Chin) (Sue-Moy soccer and Berenato) (Agnus basketball coming to Nebraska. During that time, he hired new men's () and women's of thePetersenEventsCenter,newbasketballarena. Sports Performance Complex and . He also played a key role in various role, including serving as aspects posting back-to-backSweet16appearancesintheNCAATournament. team men's the with program basketball Panthers' the of rise the in assisted Boehm athletics, alongwithNU'smostrecentcorporatepartner,Ameritas. National Bank joined ALLTEL, Pepsi and adidas as premier corporate sponsors for Husker for the Nebraska Athletic Department for nearly $3 million over a three-year period. First Network pregameshow. and vendors. It also serves as the location for the Host Communications Husker Sports games, autograph sessions with current and former athletes, professional music groups football games. The area, which is free to the public, includes a video board, interactive the developing and Husker Nation Pavilion, which conceptualizing quickly became the premier in pregame event around home instrumental was He programs. basketball twice duringBoehm'stenure. the WNIT each of the past three seasons, while the men have reached postseason play of round second the least at to advanced team women's The years. three past the in over thepastthreeseasons. efforts have led to an increase of more than 20 percent in attendance at women's games the men's team with its most extensive television package in program history. Boehm's He has also worked tirelessly with Fox Sports Net and the Big 12 Conference to provide Center. Sports Devaney Bob the at atmosphere fan-friendly a creating on focused has including televisionandradiocontracts. projects, special on director athletic the assists and Huskers.com, presence, Internet conditioning, events and facilities. He also provides guidance to within athletics, including marketing, media relations, athletic medicine, strength and and fulfillsthedirector'sresponsibilitiesinhisabsence. Executive Associate Athletic Director. Boehm is the top assistant to the athletic director thletic Born in Grand Island, Boehm earned his bachelor's degree in communications from associate as years four spent Boehm staff, Bowl Fiesta Tostitos the joining Before Bowl, Fiesta Tostitos the of director executive associate as years five spent Boehm outstanding the for Boehm praised Review Tribune Pittsburgh the of Starkey Joe Boehm served as interim athletic director at Pittsburgh for nearly five months before During construction of the Panthers’ new athletic facilities, Boehm Boehm held the same position under Steve Pederson at Pittsburgh from 1997 to 2003. Boehm also took the lead role in obtaining First National Bank as a premier sponsor the to restricted not were atmosphere gameday NU's enhance to efforts Boehm's Under Boehm's guidance, the teams have combined for five postseason appearances Boehm programs, basketball women's and men's the for administrator primary As areas several of efforts the oversees and COO department's the as serves Boehm Nebraska's as serve to 2003 of May in hired was BAME) (pronounced Boehm Marc A dministra principal planner for the football team’s move into the UPMC tion • ExecutiveAssociateAthleticDirector Kansas State Marc (Third Year) Boehm • HuskerVision and NU's 1984 five straight five played a central NCAA her administrative expertise on the national level by serving as the President of the in 2006,theonlytwofullyendowedwomen'sscholarshipsatNebraska. mark at Nebraska. The softball program also endowed its Husker program second to its 1,000th softball softball victory,scholarship the first women's sport to reach that the guided she 2006, In victories. 500 record to history Nebraska in coach female her 15th season as the Huskers' softball coach. In 2005, Revelle became the first meetings withintheathleticdepartment. administrative senior attending while level, national the on department athletic softball coachfortheperennialnationalpowerHuskerprogram. head the as role her in continues Revelle 2006. 1, Jan. on role new her on taking will enter her second year as Nebraska's senior woman administrator in 2007, after Series in2002. from 2000 to 2002, culminating with Nebraska's appearance in the College World seasons victory 50-plus consecutive three to NU guided Revelle 1998, in record appearances. consecutiveNCAA 12 first of their to Huskers led the 1995, Revelle In Tournament standings. Eight Big the in finish third-place a and record 43-20 a with finishing 1995, in program softball Husker the in resurgence a led Revelle 1994, and 1993 eras in Nebraska softball history. After establishing the foundation for success in assistant coachingpositionatSanJoseStatefrom1988through1992. an accepting before State-Hayward Cal at coach assistant an as served Revelle before being promoted to the head coaching position at Wesleyan in 1987. In 1988, Softball AssociationAll-Americanasaplayer. Amateur five-time a also was She field. the on honors Eight All-Big earning while 1982 NCAA Women's College World Series and a Big Eight Conference title in 1982, an instructorinNebraska'sEmergingLeadersprogram2001. Council "Let'EmPlay"Campaign. Campaign, after serving as the honorary co-chairperson of the 2002 Lincoln Youth Cycle-a-Thon forStrongKidsCampaign. YMCA 2003 the of co-chair the as serving after Year the of Co-Volunteer YMCA commitment to the Lincoln community. In 2003, Revelle was named the Downtown crowns in1998and2001. regular-seasonleague with along 2000, and 1998 Tournamentin 12 titles Big to of the 2004 Big 12 regular-season and tournament crowns. She also led the Revelle has Huskers also guided the Huskers to Big 12 Conference titles, including a sweep and is one of only nine teams to advance to each of the last 12 NCAA Tournaments. eight CoSIDAAcademicAll-Americans. earning 2002NFCAMidwestRegionalCoach-of-the-Year honors. 1998, afterservingontheNFCAAll-AmericanCommittee(1989-92,1993-94). resumed herroleasNFCAPresidentinthefallof2005. She 2002. to 1999 from (NFCA) Association Coaches Softball Fastpitch National A two-time Big 12 Conference Coach of the Year (1998, 2001), Revelle demonstrated Along with her role as Nebraska's senior woman administrator, Revelle is entering Nebraska the represents Revelle administrator, woman senior as role her In One of the most highly respected softball coaches in the nation, Rhonda Revelle After leading the Huskers to their first Big 12 title with a perfect 16-0 league 16-0 perfect a with title 12 Big first their to Huskers the leading After dominant most the of one begin to mater alma her to returned she 1993, In Revelle began her career as an assistant coach at Nebraska Wesleyan in 1986, A 1984 graduate of the University of Nebraska, Revelle helped the Huskers to the A memberoftheUniversityNebraska'sCatherCircle,Revellealsoserved as In 2004, she was named the honorary chairperson of the United Way Combined her demonstrated also has Revelle success, coaching softball her with Along The Husker softball team has won at least 35 games in each of the past nine years and All-Americans NFCA 14 produced has Nebraska helm, the at Revelle With while Series World College Women's NCAA 2002 the to Nebraska led Revelle Revelle also served as the second vice-president of the NFCA from 1995 through • HeadSoftballCoach(15thYear) • Senior Woman Administrator (Second Year) • Nebraska Rhonda

Associate AthleticDirector Revelle • 1984 2006-07 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL 47 tion Student Life Paul Miles Keith Zimmer Will Sheppard Assistant A.D. for Jolene Emricson Associate A.D. for a dministr Corporate Marketing Assistant Athletic Trainer Multicultural Programs A Academic Counselor/Coord. of letic th A Paul Meyers Tom Dufresne Assistant A.D. for Associate A.D. for Kim Schellpeper Diane Mendenhall Athletic Development Assistant Athletic Trainer Development and Ticketing Learning Devel. Programs Academic Counselor/Coord. of Katie Jewell Pat Logsdon Derek Clark Assistant A.D. for Dennis Leblanc for Reconditioning New Student Programs Athletic Administration Assistant Athletic Trainer Associate A.D. for Academic Academic Counselor/Coord. of Programs and Student Services Student and Programs Academic Keith Mann for Facilities Leah Huber Assistant A.D. John Ingram Brad Brown Nancy Kenny Associate A.D./CFO Media Relations Director Administrative Assistant Assistant Athletic Trainer for Events Butch Hug Shot Kleen Assistant A.D. Communications Sheri Hastings Associate A.D. for Chris Anderson Doak Ostergard Academic Counselor Women's Basketball Head Football Trainer Director of Technology

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Event Staff Massage Therapy Athletic Medicine thletic Assistant AthleticTrainer Ticket OfficeAssistant Production Specialist Connie Gebhardt Lisa Grzeskowiak Event Management Massage Therapist Art McWilliams Center Manager Katie Butzke Brad Colee HuskerVision Amy Seiler Hewit Dining Specialist A dministra

Media Relations Athletic Performance tion Assistant AthleticTrainer Ticket OfficeAssistant Amanda Pohlmann Karen Williamson Production Specialist Athletic Department Head StrengthCoach Event Management HuskerVision Video Staci Reynolds Dave Kennedy Joel Michels Scott Bruhn Photographer Specialist

Athletic Director's Office HuskerVision Baseball StrengthCoach Administrative Assistant Administrative Assistant HuskerVision Creative Event Management Vicki Cartwright Women's Basketball Dawn Wedeking Anne Hackbart Ervin Williams Media Relations Kirk Hartman Athletic Trainer Mike Arthur Specialist Director

Athletic Development Athletic Ticket Office Director of Internet Operations Director of Ticket Operations Assistant StrengthCoach HuskerVision Engineer Athletic Development Orthopaedic Surgeon Dave Langworthy Shamus McKnight Operations Manager Derek Freeman Relations Director Assistant Media Dr. PatClare Chief ofStaff, Jon Barnett Holly Adam Assistant StrengthCoach Administrative Assistant Production Coordinator Megan McLaughlin Ticket OfficeAssistant Athletic Department Orthopaedic Surgeon Athletic Development Design Coordinator Laura Pilakowski HuskerVision Video Dr. ReedBartz Mike Maryott Judy Weaver Jaclyn Baxa Video ProductionSpecialist Assistant StrengthCoach Dr. ScottStrasburger Ticket OfficeAssistant Orthopaedic Surgeon Skybox Coordinator Relations Director Team Physician, Assistant Media Mike Hodges Peg Kopetka Jerry Trickie Chad Wade Kristi Reetz 2006-07 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL 49 tion Amy Potts Dana Sayler Linda Ybarra Kirby Lininger Office Assistant Gaila Friesen Student Assistant a dministr Marketing Manager Secretarial Specialist Administrative Assistant A letic th A Associate Jason Rathe Jane Farrell Rose Sousek Area Supervisor Jena Johnson John Horstman

Basketball Secretary Director of Marketing Personnel and Payroll Compliance Assistant

Basketball Women's Pat Norris Compliance Laure Smith Laurie Cosier Eric Haynes Devaney Center Area Supervisor and Concessions

Equipment Manager Assistant Director of Director of Licensing Michael Stephens Accounting Technician Marketing/Licensing Supervisor Grounds Crew Jay Terry Steve Torske Josh White Kevin Herbel Adam Wiekamp Computing Services Manager of Business

Planning & Reporting Director of Compliance

Head Equipment Manager Compliance Equipment Manager Supervisor Brett Stone Mike Mason Coordinator Donna Clark Brett Hansen Doug Lillie Jami Hagedorn Event Specialist/ Senior Accountant

Computing Services

Shipping & Receiving

Systems & Security

Complex Devaney Center Concessions Osborne Manager Eric Muff Jan Brown Ryan Legge Janell Hall Randy Gobel Staff Secretary Facilities/Events

Arlyce Koerner

Assistant Facilities Operations Director Computing Services Accounting Manager

Facilities Athletic Office Business Event Concessions Manager Athletic Services Computing