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University of North Florida UNF Digital Commons UNF Soundings UNF Publications Fall 1986 UNF Soundings Fall 1986 University of North Florida Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.unf.edu/unf_soundings Part of the Higher Education Commons Recommended Citation University of North Florida, "UNF Soundings Fall 1986" (1986). UNF Soundings. 7. https://digitalcommons.unf.edu/unf_soundings/7 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the UNF Publications at UNF Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in UNF Soundings by an authorized administrator of UNF Digital Commons. For more information, please contact Digital Projects. © Fall 1986 All Rights Reserved PERSPECfiVE quality of our student body as UNF Foundation, Inc. evidenced by dramatic rises in average Pamela Y. Paul SKJ'/Acr scores and grade point President averages; the beginning of our program James P. Citrano President-E lect gospf in electrical engineering with the Charles A. Clarkson River University of Florida; expansion of our Vice President Governmental Relations •ROBI Student life Center; planning toward a Charles E. Hughes assist new $6 million gymnasium and a se­ Vice President FinanciaJ Development for tl cond phase for student housing; pro­ Hy W. Kliman •LEW gress in the development of a research Vice President and development park contiguous to Facilities Development '85) Delores M. Pass Dept our campus; and many, many more Vice President Programs en gil new and exciting plans and goals. Eleanor Ashby •ROSI In summary, two very clear ideas Edward Baker was emerge in this academic year. We are W. Ben Blackwood here. The University of North Florida is Julie C. Buckingham Jr. ' i City a vibrant, permanent fixture in James E. Cobb Ohlyne B. Coble •CINI Jacksonville and northeast Florida. We W. Patrick Cusick seni1 no longer need to apologize for what Isabelle T. Davis Patt As SOUNDINGS publisher, I'm we are and what we do. We are a Jim E. Davidson frustrated! significant force in this community for Francis I. duPont III '84 .. Past President, 1985 •ROE There simply are more good things economic and cultural development, William E. Flaherty accc about the University of North Florida and we shall continue to provide our Lowell D. Harmon mat to share with you than we have pages community with significant guidance as Elizabeth M. Head in the magazine. it anticipates an exciting and eventful David M. Hicks •TE~ William A. Hightower at C We've touched on a few of them in future. Also, our place in the com­ Curtis L. McCray Chu this issue - our new program in munity is not simply one of becoming John G. McGiffin III dire American music, ably directed by Rich a large, amorphous institution. Clearly, Walter L. Moore •ALl Matteson and made possible through we continue a process characterized by Adelaide M. Payne Thomas A. Ranney stn the generosity of Ira M. Koger; high quality. Quality in combination Jarold W. Regier Shf enhancements in our computer and in­ with managed growth at the University James T. Rice Sr. Cor formation sciences program and the is an ideal microcosm for our com­ Donna M. Self Pre imminent groundbreaking for the John munity as a whole. President UNF Alumni Association •RIC E. Mathews, Jr., Computer Science Thank you as friends and sup­ Alford C. Sinclair Building; the winning ''tradition'' en­ porters of the University of North Past President, 1983 COl Bruce A. Smathers CliJ joyed by our intercollegiate athletics Florida for your contributions to the life Past President, 1981 program and some of the exciting and growth of this institution. 1b you Jay Stein •DE we owe a debt of gratitude for helping Robert L. Stein developments in that program; our in­ Michael A. Walters stitutional commitment to the arts as us become what we are as we enter Roger H. Wiegmann, Pres1dent evidenced by our University Gallery; our 15th year of service to the citizens UNF Osprey Club and many more. of our region. Hopefully, you will agree as you Ex·Officio Members •Pre read these pages that UNF is on the Thomas E. Quinlan Executive Director c move. There are other stories that Jim C. Haywood D need to be told - and will be told in Treasurer subsequent issues of SOUNDINGS. Curtis D. Bullock •Fo Stories like the recent inauguration in Judith L. Solano Si Curtis L. McCray President October of our College of Business Ad­ UNF Faculty Association Prestdent ministration's Executive Lecture Forum NA 'lbwn­ which featured author Robert Ar send and was made possible by Mrs. Delores Pass of Associated 'Iemporary CI1 Staffing, Inc., and a member of our I I Foundation Board; the ever-increasing Ca Past President's Club Vincent W. Campbell President, 1978 Thomas P. Coonley UNF Sounding~ President, 1979, 1980 L. Earl Crittenden President, 1982 University of North Florida Fall 1986 Homer H. Humphries President, 1976, 1977 Arthur I.Jacobs President, 19 UNF PROFILE/Much More Dr. Thad Moseley President, 1972, 1973 John S. Walters Than Brick and Mortar .......................... 2 President, 1974, 1975 Planned Building Honors UNF "Founder" John E.Mathews Jr. by Tony Burke UNF Executive Staff Curtis L. McCray President/Publisher John W. Bardo UNF LIFE/Digging Into Florida's Provost & Vice President Academic Affairs ~}Janish Past ........................................... () Bernadine J. Bolden Interim Vice President UNF Students Participate in Amelia Island Archaeology Project Student Affairs Curtis D. Bullock by PR Information Specialist Tony Burke Vice President Administration & Planning Thomas E. Quinlan Vice President UNF ~CENE/The ~ound of University Relations (American) Music ................................... 10 SOUNDINGS Staff Koger-Endowed Eminent Scholar Chair Brings Jazz Emphasis to UNF H. A. Newman Jr. Managing Editor by Managing Editor H. A. Newman Jr. Paul E. Ladnier Art Director Tony Burke Dorreen A. Daly UNF ~ERVICE/Adventures in Art .......... 14 Etienne M. Lurch UNF Art Gallery Judged One of Community's Best Sandra Stra.ukas Paula Weatherby by Tony Burke Dorothy G. Johnson Contributors John E. Morrell UNF ~CENE/Taking Reasonable Risks ... 1() Production Supervisor Dorothy Roychoudhury Slow, Steady Growth Marks UNF Athletic Program Production Assistant Terry L. Medaris by H. A. Newman Jr. Photography Clifford W. Milligan Sr. Typography UNF BRIEF~ ........................................ 20 UNF Alumni Association Recent news and happenings at UNF Donna L. Self President Melanie M. Cross UNF ALUMNI ....................................... 2() Vice President-Programs Richard M. Middlekauff II News and notes about UNF's alumni and their activities Vice President-Finance/Treasurer .. Dale Fauss Vice President-Promotions UNF Osprey Club Roger H. Wiegmann President Gerald Hurst Sr. UNF SOUNDINGS is the official magazine of the University of North Florida published by the UNF Office of Public Relations. All correspondence President-Elect concerning the magazine should be mailed to UNF SOUNDINGS, Office of Public Relations, University of North Florida, 4567 St. johns Bluff Rd., S., jacksonville, FL 32216. Editorial material submitted will be considered, but will be received with the understanding that the publisher Gale E. Blackburn and editor are not responsible for loss or damage. Unsolicited manuscripts and photographic materials will not be returned unless accompanied Treasurer by a seU-addressed, stamped envelope. Articles and e1cepts may be used or reprinted, but credit must be given to both UNF SOUNDINGS Thomas C. Healy and the writer. Third class postage paid at jacksonville, Florida. Athletic Director & Associate Vice President This public document was printed at a cost of $13,766.40, or 92 cents per copy, to inform interested publics of UNF programs in teaching, University Relations research and service and of members of the UNF community who have played significant roles in those programs. 1 pROFILE Depart memb< Crime •SONDI Much more than and M marriec by Riv. a scho1 Elemen •JOHN I employ accoun •HYACL Planned Computer founde1 Science Building Continues Center been a< and Sen. Jack Mathews' UNF Legacy ject an< Negro l Womer •ANITA teacher System Chamb{ gers, ar •ROBER' director systems Ala bam for Jack Mathews, who had compiled •SUZAN: anuary's scheduled groundbreak­ an outstanding record in Duval Coun­ sales co ing for the University of North ty public schools, winning many Shield o scholastic and athletic honors, among of the l\ Florida's $4.5 million computer them, valedictorian and president of merce, I his class at Robert E. Lee High School. director~ science building- the newest ''jewel'' in He attended Emory University in Pilot Clu Atlanta on scholarship, graduating in '79 ...... UNF' s crown - might have occurred 1942. At Emory, Mathews was first •MICHAl in his class academically and was employE years from now had it not been for John president of the student body, honor as pricir society and Sigma Chi fraternity. He •SHAROl E. "Jack" Mathews, Jr. also was a member and chaired the (BSH/M rules committee of Phi Beta Kappa. fessor ru The 50,000 square foot, three­ Mathews was a freshman senator Upon graduation, Mathews receiv­ Alcohol building cluster - a pair of three­ more than two decades ago when he ed his U. S. Navy commission. In his She is a story towers hugging a one-story surveyed the educational landscape in four years of active duty during Jacksom complex that houses two 200-seat Duval County and northeast Florida World War II, he spent 26 months Northea~ auditoriums - will bear Mathews' - his home district - and found it overseas aboard the USS Kidd, serv­ Alcohol name in fitting tribute to the man wanting. At the time, Mathews called ing as communications and executive Associat whose vision and determination is the greater Jacksonville area "the officer. In the process, he was award­ ment, Cc credited by many area leaders as most educationally starved communi­ ed the Bronze Star for bringing the tion on responsible for UNF's creation 21 ty of its size in the nation.'' badly damaged ship safely into port America! years ago.
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