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The UCF Report, Vol. 05 No. 01, July 14, 1982 University of Central Florida STARS The UCF Report University Archives 7-14-1982 The UCF Report, Vol. 05 No. 01, July 14, 1982 University of Central Florida Find similar works at: https://stars.library.ucf.edu/ucfreport University of Central Florida Libraries http://library.ucf.edu This Newsletter is brought to you for free and open access by the University Archives at STARS. It has been accepted for inclusion in The UCF Report by an authorized administrator of STARS. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Recommended Citation University of Central Florida, "The UCF Report, Vol. 05 No. 01, July 14, 1982" (1982). The UCF Report. 131. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/ucfreport/131 -/IVES"' University of Central Florida Non-Profit Organization Orlando, Florida 32816 U.S. Postage Paid Orlando, Florida Address Correction Requested Permit No. 3575 The UCF Report Volume 5, Number 1 for the Faculty and Staff July 14, 1982 Fund-raising Sept. 1 pay hike exempt from freeze Gov. Robert Graham, citing the state Graham has relaxed to permit the sche­ orized or OPS positions; for Jonas; 2 revenue collections which are continu­ duled Sept. 1 state employee wage • Limits all travel to the minimum ing to run below estimated levels, has hikes, which will average 7 percent. necessary for required operations; extended indefinitely his last February's "This means UCF, as well as the • Except for the Sept. 1 general hike, minor sports freeze on all but the more-important other SUS institutions, will have to con­ halts processing of all other actions that state expenditures of the executive offi­ tinue with a tight financial cinch around would increase personnel salaries or get coaches ces under his control, which includes its funds," said Philip Goree, VP for benefits; the State University System. Business Affairs. • Unless approved by the agency It is anticipated he will ask the state He said UCF will meet its more signif­ head because of demonstrated need, no Within the short span of 7 days, the cabinet, when it meets July 20, to icant needs, but as other financial prob­ Operating Capital Outlays can be made; UCF community last week had more big extend his executive order to all state lems or situations develop, will have to and news concerning athletics than it's wit­ agencies. juggle and shift finances to accommo­ • Purchase of supplies will be held to nessed in most full years: Four of the February restrictions date the "emergencies." the minimum necessary for operation. • A winning coach while at the Uni­ stand. Graham's July 1 order: versity of Florida was signed to rebuild The fifth, regarding salary increases. • Prevents the filling of vacant, auth- the Knights' lagging baseball fortunes; • A woman winner as coach at a high school in New York state is on the gym floor here to direct the nationally known Lady Knight volleyball team, and 2,000 frosh • Don Jonas, football head coach for UCF's initial three seasons, said he's invited to given up the gridiron sidelines to roam the Central Florida area, from main streets to byways, in search of funds to orientation support the Knight's emerging football program. Jay Bergman, former University of More than 2,000 incoming UCF Florida head coach, was named July 6 freshmen have been invited to take part as the new University of Central Florida in any one of five 2-day orientation ses­ baseball and cross country coach. sions starting here late this month. In naming Bergman, UCF Athletic Those who take advantage of the Director Bill Peterson praised Berg­ annual summer orientation will be man's winning record at Florida and advised and registered for the fall said he feels Bergman will be a valuable semester and will attend briefings, asset to the growing baseball program small group discussions and social at UCF. activities during the two days. Letters inviting them to orientation Peterson had announced the week have gone to all applicants who have earlier that Lyn King will be the new been accepted for enrollment in the Lady Knight volleyball coach when the freshman class, said Jimmie Ferrell, squad hits the court in September. director of student organizations and King, who replaces Carmen Pennick coordinator of UCF's 37-member "0" who resigned in November, was picked Team of top students who will conduct from over 20 candidates during the the sessions. eight-month search. Thirty-five peer advisers and faculty Jonas has been reassigned to fund- advisers from UCF's five colleges will be raising duties within the Athletic Jay Bergman (left), AD Bill Peterson at announcement on hand to provide counsel on courses Department. He immediately began his for the incoming students. new post as executive director of the Gridiron Club. In addition to the five sessions exclu­ Sheinkopf now can devote full-time As a volunteer in the first season, the sively for freshmen, there will be four Jonas made this request to Peterson duty to sports promotions. Fighting Knights finished 6-2. Jonas' sessions for students transferring to in order to help the university reach its Peterson said that "Don is best-suited three years as head coach ended in a UCF from community colleges or other goal of $250,000 for the football pro­ to be in fund raising while at UCF. He 14-12-1 mark. colleges and universities, and for gram. Peterson immediately began to said he wants to do it, and with his Jonas said "this completes the goal I freshmen who missed the earlier consider a replacement as head coach. popularity in the Central Florida area, made when I came here. I did not opportunity. More on Jonas: his contacts should be a big plus for us always want to be a football coach. A lot Freshmen orientation sessions are as we strive to reach our goal for of schools are moving toward a full-time scheduled for July 26-27 and 29-30, Jonas takes over for Ken Sheinkopf, 1982." fund-raiser, and I am pleased and Aug. 2-3, 5-6 and 9-10. Activities will who was handling the responsibilities Jonas became the first football coach excited to accept this new challenge." begin at 8 a.m. the first day of each ses­ since December while also working as here when Dr. Trevor Colbourn sion and finish at 4 p.m. the following director of Sports Promotions. announced the sport in January 1979. More on Bergman: day. Bergman becomes the fourth baseball The one-day sessions, meeting Aug. coach in the 10-year history of the UCF 16 through 19, will be from 8 a.m. to 1 baseball program. He replaces Bill p.m. each day for advisement only. Ellis awaiting hospital release Moon, who in May was reassigned to Registration will take place at times administrative duties. designated for individual students. Leslie Ellis has done "so extremely three weeks of recuperation at home, An impressive list of credentials come For further information on either well" in adjusting to the July 2 opera­ Ellis then may start putting in partial with Bergman to UCF. His Florida teams freshman or transfer student orienta­ tion in which a hip joint was replaced days at his UCF office. compiled a 216-113 record from 1975- tion, call Ferrell at x2117. that he was expected to be released He asked that The UCF Report extend 81. In that record are five consecutive today from Lucerne Hospital in Orlando his appreciation to all the colleagues Southeastern Conference Eastern Div­ to three weeks' of rest at his Maitland and co-workers who have sent him ision championships, an SEC cham­ home. cards and letters during his hospital pionship last year and three appearan­ UCF's academic affairs vice-president stay. ces in the NCAA Regional Tournament. and provost began physical therapy "I very much value these expressions In 1981, Bergman was named SEC Did you know... treatments only days after the surgery of friendly, sincere concern about my Coach-of-the-Year. It takes only 30 seconds for a single and was expected to exit the hospital on welfare," he said. "I'm doing just drop of blood to travel through the body? his own power. wonderfully." Source 1982 Family Almanac Calendar Directed by his doctor to take at least See COACHES, Page 5 Page 2 The UCF Repoit Colbourn awards Publication of these memoranda and announcements about University Official memoranda policy and procedures constitutes official notice to faculty and staff 4 grants-in-aid EEO grants-in-aid recently were awarded to four UCF employees to To: All Departmental Secretaries and 10. You can simplify addresses by using two-letter abbre­ pursue opportunities for further Word Processors 7/1 /82 viations for state names: employment growth. From: Bill Morris Alabama AL Missouri MO Two engineering faculty members, a Subject: How to Make Our Mail Move Faster Alaska AK Montana MT personnel office technician and a finan­ Arizona AZ Nebraska NE cial aid counselor were chosen by Pres­ The U.S. Postal Service could not handle the daily volume Arkansas AR Nevada NV ident Trevor Colbourn for the one- of mail without its automated sorting equipment. This California CA New Hampshire NH semester grants. automated equipment can only process mail that includes a Canal Zone CZ New Jersey NJ The individuals are instructors Edson correct ZIP code and is properly addressed. If your mail can­ Colorado CO New Mexico NM Jackson and Carla Palmer, who will not be machine processed, the manual handling will add Connecticut CT New York NY have leave with pay to work on their one or two days to the delivery time.
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