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Fall 2003 Window on Western, 2003, Volume 10, Issue 01 Kathy D. Sheehan Western Washington University
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WWU tradition and innovation, cel The general public can view a portion Current Western students will be ebrated with true "Viking Spirit" will of the collection, paired with works by available to answer questions about life mark an expanded Homecoming in Northwest artists, in a Western Gallery as a Western student for those interested October. exhibit, "A Sofa and...," running Oct. 6 in applying to Western. through Dec. 6. More than a week's worth of activi Associated Students and the Student ties will be held on and near the cam The collection continues to be used Alumni Association will sponsor several pus, including a football game against to teach students about excellence in events during the week, including a sail CONTENTS archrival Central, a breakfast for se design. ing regatta at Lakewood, a formal niors, fireworks. Fun Run, Cra Homecoming Dance and a Comedy nium contests, salmon barbe The Homecoming celebration Night. 2, 3, Campus cue, live music and presenta continues Monday, Oct. 20, 12 13 Connections tions by faculty. with the "official," traditional New this year to Homecoming will Items of interest about kickoff: a noontime barbecue be a senior breakfast on Friday, Oct. 24, the university, including "mon Home economics alumnae in Red Square to highlight the and presentations by WWU faculty on strous" teaching and athletics launch the festivities with a re "Viking Spirit" theme. Saturday morning, Oct. 25, before the news. union lunch Saturday, Oct. 18 big game against Central. featuring a private showing of On other days during the their treasured chair collec week, the WWU Alumni Faculty representatives from each of 4-8 Accent on Alumni, tion, the department's Association and co the colleges will compete for a "College Class Notes, Wed gift to Western Gal sponsors plan vari Bowl" type trophy, which will be dings, Memoriams lery. Attending will be Kathy Sheehan photo ous activities. awarded for the best lecture or presen retired department tation. 9 Calendar chair Dorothy Dorothy Ramsland: "It was tough On Tuesday, Oct. Ramsland, who began finding the money to build the 21, representatives Career Services Center and the collection, item by item," Ramsland 10-11 Alumni on Parade the notable collection from the popular Alumni Association are hosting the se Literally! Our centerfold cap in 1949, and former recalls. "But it is a treasure." board game Cranium nior breakfast, which will include an in tures the WWU Alumni Asso chair, now art depart will be in Red Square spirational speaker and a special pro ciation at the Ski-to-Sea parade ment chair, Rosalie King. from 11 to 1. Join in the Cranium game gram to motivate seniors to start their and race as well as the alumni job search and resume preparation. to win great prizes. celebrating the "Golden Viking Including sofas, chaises and compan Society." 3 ion pieces, the collection boasts a Who's Following Cranium, the Office of Ad Homecoming will also feature re iMm Who of the greatest names in 20^ cen missions invites future Vikings and their unions, live music, fireworks, salmon tury design. Just four are Charles Fames, alumni families to get an insider's view barbecue, a sleep-over for the kids at the 14 Investments Maya Lin, Eero Saarinen and Mies van of the admissions process. Learn about the Science Center and tours of the new in Excellence der Rohe. factors that determine students' admis Campus Recreation Center, where the The WWU Founda sion by reviewing previously submitted Fun Run begins at 10 a.m. Sunday. tion will raise $5 applications and better understand how million for scholar the college application process works. See the events schedule on the back page. ships by December V 2004. For more information, contact Alumni House at (360) 650-3353 or (800) 676-6885. 15-19 Honor Roll of Donors . Thank you to our generous friends who contributed $5.2 million to Western last year. 20 in Seattle' Homec' The football team takes its rivalry with Cen tral to Seahawks Stadium Oct. 4 and to Civic Stadium Sit down in style: for the Homecom- A portion of ing game, Oct 25. Western's noted chair collection, represent ing the best in contemporary design.
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OFFICERS New deans appointed Dolfo on one-year leave Cheryl Dickerson, '80, Bellingham, president; Angelique Davis, Arlan D. Norman, former professor of chem Women's basketball coach Camien Dolfo ('88/ '95, Seattle, president-elect; Mike Perry, '88, Bellingham, secre istry and associate dean for natural sciences at '99) is taking a one-year leave of absence from tary treasurer the University of Colorado, Boulder, and coaching responsibilities. Assistant coach Sara EXECUTIVE BOARD Western's Ronald Kleinknecht have been named Nichols ('00), a four-year letter winner for the Joanne Bottenberg, '96, Redmond; David Britton, '70, Federal founding deans of two new colleges at WWU. Vikings, will replace Dolfo on an interim basis. Way; John F. Garrett, '95, Renton; Ted Mischaikov, '88, Bellingham; Catherin Nordmark, '90, Anacortes; Larry Otos, Western's Board of Trustees unanimdusly '83, Mount Vernon; Rick Reichert, '94, Seattle; Walter Smith, '72, '86, '96, Renton. voted last December to form two new colleges Changes made at LDP to better meet the de Fairhaven College's Law and Diversity Pro BOARD MEMBERS mands of the future and to better serve faculty and gram is doubling in size with two new faculty Lee Ann Alfano, '96, Orting; Jamie Beletz, '82, Lacey; Martin members and twice as many students this fall. A Chorba, '66/'75, Bellingham; Ray Foster, '84, Bellingham; students.: ^ Joseph Henry, '68, Federal Way; Kay Hovde, '84, Snohomish; cohort of 15 to 18 WWU juniors and seniors will Richard Hovde, '68, Bellingham; Tom Keeney, '71, Bellevue; Kleinknecht, interim enter the pre-law program every year instead of Wendy Otto, '97, Renton; Brandon Riffe, '94, Snoqualmie; dean of the former Col every other year as in the past. Joining LDP di Bob Rohwer, '85, Snohomish; Wen Tseng, '96, Redmond; Tara rector Julie Helling in the fall will be Teri Caldwell Wolfe, '82, Bellingham. lege of Arts and Sciences since January 2000 and a McMurtry-Chubb, a faculty member at Drake Western faculty member University Law School, and Raquel Montoya- CHAPTER PRESIDENTS Lewis of the University of New Mexico Law Crystal Nygard ('90), Anchorage, Alaska; Kelly Follis, ('72), since 1970, will lead the College of Humanities School. Professor Rand Jack, who founded the Juneau, Alaska; Kathleen DeCoite and Kristine Worland, ('86), k program in 1991, has retired from teaching. Arizona; Meagan Dawson ('96) and Natalie Littrell, ('82), Ron Kleinknecht and Social Sciences. Denver; Kathy Freebum ('70) and Bron Roberts, ('74), Idaho; Among the program's recent success stories, six Phil Hatfield, ('72), Los Angeles; Cherie Rivers, ('81), New That new college in seniors were accepted to high-ranking law England; Ken Terrell ('86) and Kari Zimmerman, ('86), New schools around the country this year. York; June Hartstra ('55) and Gene Langille, ('57), Northern cludes the following de California; David Britton ('70) and Reed Zulauf, ('83), Pierce partments: communica County; Sam Porter, San Diego; Sonja Hoeft ('99) and Jodi tion; communication sci Suminski, ('97), Seattle; Catherin Nordmark ('90) and Ron ences and disorders; En Literary journal honored Runyan, ('80/'83), Skagit Valley; Bunny Cummins ('69) and Kay Hovde, ('84), Snohomish County; Debby Pattin, ('76), glish; history; journalism; The Bellingham Review's Northwest Edition, South Puget Sound; Duane Anderson ('52) and Patricia liberal studies; modern published in October 2002, received a Notable Swenson, ('41), Southern Washington/Oregon; Sherilyn and classical languages; Achievement award from the Bellingham Arts Peters, ('80) Spokane; Charles Odell ('52) and Angela philosophy, anthropol Commission and Mayor Mark Asmundson ('76) Brittingham, ('94), Washington, D.C.; Maureen Christman ogy; physical education, in April. It was selected for promoting high qual ('88) and Laurie Rossman, ('86), Whatcom County health and recreation; po ity literature by local writers and linking the lo litical science; psychol cal art community with the students of WWU. REGIONAL CONTACTS ogy; and sociology. AMn Norman Frank Williams, ('72), Australia; Lorrie Williams ('82) and Mel Assistant professor of English and the journal's Blackman, ('74), British Columbia; PamSmith-Large, ('74), editor-in-chief Brenda Miller said the award re Chicago/Midwest; Patrick Lovell, ('76), Japan; Grant Boettcher, Norman will be dean of the new College of flects the journal's mission to provide a "face" ('74), Southern U.S. Sciences and Technology, which will contain the for Western in Bellingham. departments of biology, chemistry, computer sci ence, engineering technology, geology, math ematics and physics/astronomy as well as the Archivists win election science education program. History professor Randall C. Jimerson has been elected vice president/president of the Society of American Archivists, North America's oldest and student trustee named largest national archival professional association is published three times a year, Benjamin Casler ('02), a graduate student with more than 3,400 members. Jimerson will studying mathematics, is the new student trustee serve as vice president in 2003-04 and as presi EDITOR at Western. Casler, appointed by Gov. Gary dent in 2004-05. He currently directs the gradu Kathy D. Sheehan Locke on July 28, will serve on the Board of Trust ate program in archives and records management ees until May 2004. Casler within the history department. CONTRIBUTORS has served as a math fel Mark Bagley, Shauna Bakkensen, Susan Bakse ('88), low and tutor and is in Elizabeth Joffrion, head archivist of the Center Tamara Belts, Amber Blondin ('03), Ann Carlson, Jo Collinge, volved with the Golden for Pacific Northwest Studies, has been elected vice Karen Copetas, Kelly Heese, Kathleen Howard, Butch Kamena Key International Honour ('89/'93), Kristie Lundstrom, Fran Maas, Paul Madison ('71), president/president elect of the Northwest Archi Lynne Masland, Kathy Patrick ('01), Tim Reid ('00), Society and the Gravity vists Association. Joffrion has been with WWU Tanya Rowe ('02), Christine Schadt and Kathy D. Sheehan and Chaos Club. He is since 1999 where she teaches in the graduate pro also a member of the gram in archives and records management. GRAPHIC DESIGN/PRODUCTION American Mathematical Aaron Logue ('94) Society. Casler is the son Western Washington University of Mary Casler of Eugene, Publishing Services Coach, doctor inducted Ore., and Bob Casler of North Carolina. He lives into U.S. Hail of Fame EDITORIAL BOARD Ben Casler Susan Bakse (’88), Mark Bagley, Jo Collinge, with his wife Heather in Athletics team physician Dr. Warren Howe and Kathleen Howard, Kristie Lundstrom, Lynne MasUmd, Bellingham. former Vikings' director of athletics William Kathy Patrick (’01) and Ted Pratt (’81/’93) "Bill" Tomaras have been inducted into the Na tional Wrestling Hall of Fame. Howe, 61, who is Fabiano earns award also a physician at Student Health Services on Western Washington University is committed to assuring Pat Fabiano, program director of Western's campus, is completing his 11th year at Western, that all programs and activities are readily accessible to aUw Tomaras, who was director of athletics at West eligible people without regard to race, color, religion, national Prevention and Wellness Services, received the Ruth E. Boynton Award for distinguished ser ern from 1963 to 1972, is known as "The Father origin, sex, age, disability, marital status, sexual orientation^ of Wrestling" in the state of Washington. He or Vietnam era or disabled veteran status. vice to the American College Health Association. Fabiano, co-chair of the association's task force ganized the first state tournament while coach on standards of practice for promoting health ing at Washington State University. in higher education, presented research on al cohol abuse prevention at the organization's annual meeting in May, m ' . '> x*^\ s<«S s? n>7Z '<. n>I fCon (T) orf o For excellence in teaching, research Shannon Point Marine Center's Minori Empire in the South, 1670-1717," pub The teaching and diversity awards in and diversity achievement, four West ties in Marine Science Undergraduate lished by Yale University Press. clude a $1,500 stipend to use for research, ern faculty members were honored at Program, received the Diversity Achieve teaching and equipment and supplies or Commencement ceremonies June 14. ment Award. Larson's award recognizes his encour professional enhancement; the research agement to students to engage award recipient receives $1,000. Seattle's KING 5 news anchor Joyce Bingham, the founding di in open discussion, interact Taylor ('84) was the Commencement rector of MIMSUP and an with the community and About 1,506 undergraduates and 178 speaker, and seven graduates were associate professor of en participate in effective master's candidates received degrees in named Presidential Scholars. vironmental science, has and meaningful simula the spring. actively shaped the tions. Excellence in Teaching awards went growing reputation of PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARS. to secondary education professor Bruce Western as an institution Sylvester has en (Above) Karen W. Morse, university Larson from Woodring College of Edu that successfully pro thralled students with his president, honored seven presidential cation and physical education, health motes the education of enthusiasm for teaching and recreation professor Charles under-represented students for 19 years. A prolific writer scholars at the June Commencement Sylvester from the College of Arts and in the sciences. and speaker, he works with Bell Seated (left to right): Ryan Masters, Sciences. ingham recreation therapists, devel Christine Wright, Peter Johnson. Standing: Gallay was one of two United States oping community service opportunities Katherine Frankhauser, Nicole Bowerman, History professor Alan Gallay earned scholars Columbia University honored for students and assisting professionals Morse and Kari Hendrickson. The seventh the Olscamp Faculty Research Award this year with the prestigious Bancroft with continuing education. presidential scholar, Dian McClurg, and associate professor of environmen Prize for his 2002 book, "The Indian couldn't make it to the June 14 tal sciences Brian Bingham, director of Slave Trade: The Rise of the English Commencement. She gave birth on June 13 to her third child, Silas Kohl McClurg. Campus growth enhances the Western Experience By Karen W. Morse dence that in a flagging economy the sional training and community service UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT Legislature has been willing to invest centers, and two clinics...... and accommodate our needs. •>^:s With the opening of this academic Western is nationally recognized as '“Ns Ni: year, I will have completed my 10*^ year Indeed, the campus construction one of the leading academic institutions s \ as president of Western. Looking back projects have greatly stabilized the lo in the West, public or private. Entering over the past decade, I realize how much cal economy and provided needed jobs Western students have an average 3.5 the campus has changed and grown. in this time of economic downturn. high school CPA and above average SAT ^s\;JSsv scores, often coupled with community At the south end of campus, the This fall, two colleges created from service and special talents. Point handsome Campus Services facility, departments in the College of Arts and housing the Student Health Center and Sciences will open. Western's Board of Our faculty and programs continue University Police, opened in 2002. Trustees unanimously voted last Decem to win recognition and awards. V. Opening this fall, the superb student- ber to divide the College of Arts and Sci ■■I financed Campus Recreation Center will ences - with its 20 departments, 363 This year's Homecoming Week> set for be popular with students. Completion faculty members and 5,734 student Oct. 18 through 26, promises to be big VIEW of the brick and copper-sheathed Com majors - into the College of Sciences and ger and better than ever. Festivities in munications Building, now rising rap Technology and the College of Humani clude the traditional salmon barbecue TO WRITE idly just south of the Environmental ties and Social Sciences. and bonfire, a football game against ri Studies Building, will provide classroom val Central Washington University and WWU President Karen W. Morse space and a new home for the physics, The new College of Sciences and many other activities planned by c/o Alumni House computer science, communications and Technology, led by Dean Arlan D. Alumni Relations staff. WWU, MS-9199 journalism departments. All three build Norman, contains seven departments 516 High Street ings add to the architectural integrity and the science education program. The I hope many of you will take the op Bellingham, WA 98225-9199 and beauty of the campus. College of Humanities and Social Sci portunity to return to campus, stroll ences, headed by Dean Ron through the familiar and the new areas, E-mail: [email protected] Campus development, while disrup Kleinknecht, contains 13 academic de and catch the football game. I'll look tive, is exciting. Even through this "dust partments as well as interdisciplinary forward to seeing you here! bowl" period, you can see strong evi- programs, a number of research, profes- WINDOW on WESTERN 1949-John Terrcy, Distinguished 1967- Michael Aemmer retired from the 1973- Ken Bakken retired from Mount 1979- Christine Marie is an ordained Alumnus in 1986 and Centennial Exem Longview School District with 30 years Baker School District with 30 years service. minister of the Episcopal Church, a plary Alumnus, teaches at the Edmonds service.... Laurie Vitt, professor of zoology Bakken began teaching drafting at Mount published poet and playwright, commu Community College's Creative Retirement at the University of Oklahoma, was elevated Baker junior High School when he was 22.... nity organizer and a teacher of peer Institute. Terrey's philosophy is (in part), to the rank of George Lynn Cross Research Rear Admiral Linda J. Bird is the com counseling. always a teacher, ever a learner. Professor. The prestigious appointment mander of the Defense Supply Center in 1980- Susan Cribble is the principal at includes a sizable award, a permanent salary Columbus, Ohio. 1951 - Bill Stendal was honored by the Monroe Elementary School.... Marci Increase and special research assistance. Sedro-Woolley School District and received 1974- Doug MacLean, president of Talking Larsen is the superintendent of the the Hall of Fame award for his excellent 1969- Odie Bargmeyer retired from the Rain Beverage Co., won the Eastside Mukilteo School District.... Loren Pease athletic and academic abilities. Rochester School District after teaching 33 Corporate Citizenship Award from the and his five cousins own Pease Construc years.... Larry Brown retired from Bellevue Chamber of Commerce... Douglas tion Inc. In Bellevue. Pease Construction 1959- North Storms plays in the Snohomish High School, ending his 30- Massey, Centennial Exemplary Alumnus, Inc. prides itself on its ability to tackle Clearbrook Connection, a Dixieland band year career in education.... Barbara Keith collaborated with five other scholars on unusual building projects. in the Bellingham area. Several other retired from the Longview School District Worlds in Motion, an ambitious study of the members of the band graduated from 1981 - Victor Cruz Is the co-owner of with 34 years service.... Roger Long Is cases and consequences of international WWU, too. Canon de Sol Winery, in Badger Canyon, the senior vice president of commer migration. Massey participated in a Wash.... Ray Downey and Barry Ulman 1961 - Arv Blankers retired from cial lending at Peoples Bank in migration of his own from the University of play in the Bellingham area's Dixieland Bellingham. Pennsylvania, where he has taught since teaching math at Lynden Christian band, Clearbrook Connection. High School. Blankers spent his 1994, to Princeton University where he 1970- Harold "Rick" Parnell career, 41 years, in Room 16. earned his Ph.D. 1982- Bill Boyd was promoted to interim spent three years cruising in fire chief in Bellingham. 1962- James Kuder retired from Central America aboard a sailboat. 1976- Dean Madson received an American the University of Kentucky where he Chemical Society Regional Industrial 1983- Mary Ann Boyle has developed 1971 - Alan Adolphson is a served as the vice chancellor for Innovation Award for his work in the and is offering a therapy in motion mathematics professor at Oklahoma Student Affairs and professor development of ultra barrier coatings. program for Whatcom County residents State University and became of educational and Matson is a senior research scientist in through Northwest Behavioral Inc. The head of the math counseling psychology. PNNL's Energy Science and Technology program is a walking and talking program department in June.... Kuder was honored as a Directorate and has been with the lab since that combines the benefits of exercise with Tom Keeney joined "Pillar of the Profession" by 1985. He has 15 years of experience related one-on-one counseling to treat depression, Security Pacific Mortgage the National Association of Bellingham was named for the to various aspects of vapor-deposited coating anxiety and other mental-health concerns. Company in Bellevue as a Student Personnel fourth consecutive year as one technology, and has received multiple ... Robyn Jones is an underwriting senior loan officer.... Ron Administration and of the “25 Most Influential awards and patents related to commercial representative with KPLU public radio Rudy was elected to the received the Distinguished Persons In the Meetings application of his work In this and other station.... Aaron Taylor Is the district board of directors at Lifetime Service Award Industry” by MeetingNews areas. Only 14 people from six companies operations manager for Rental Services Shoreline Bank.... Wayne Magazine. He is president of around the country were selected to receive stores across Washington. from the College Personnel Langei celebrated his 30‘^ Association of Kentucky.... Corbin Ball Associates, a this award.... Richard Mclver, winner of anniversary at Whatcom 1984- Eddy Roddy is the financial adviser Dale Steele leads the speaking, consulting and WWU's Distinguished Lifetime Achievement Educational Credit Union. and vice president of Key Corp.'s McDonald Clearbrook Connection, a writing firm focusing on Award for 2003, was appointed to the State Langei is the president Financial Group and has been licensed as a Dixieland band in the technology for the meetings Housing Commission by Gov. Gary Locke. and chief executive officer. general securities representative through the Bellingham area. and events industry. 1977- Carolyn Price is the publisher of National Association of Securities Dealers and 1972- Ruben Watson is 1965- Lynn (McDougall) Sports Etc and the president of Price Media the New York Stock Exchange. Roddy works the director of the Lakewood Community Parnell and her husband Harold "Rick" Inc. at the Key Bank branch on Holly Street In Band and owns Ruben Watson Music Parnell ('70) have spent the last three years downtown Bellingham.... Jim Rothlin is Studios. He teaches saxophone to 72 1978- Eddy Logghe Is the senior vice cruising in Central America aboard their executive director of the Port of Chehalls. students In Lakewood, Puyallup and president and residential loan production sailboat. Sapphire. Federal Way. manager for Banner Bank in Bellingham; Woodring alumni honored for education excellence By Amber Blondin ('03) Suzanne Bond ('78) retired as super Susan Crawford ('87) was the Na Deb Cimunings ('94), a Regional Dis UNIVERSITY COMMUNICATIONS intendent of the Coupeville School Dis tional Science Teacher of the Year in tinguished Principal (2001-2002) at Of the 27 educators, principals and trict in 2002. She organized many ex 1994 and is currently director of Science Blaine Elementary, leads a monthly school staffers who received Professional emplary programs, such as the Charac Education Alliance, a new program county principal's group, directs the Excellence Awards this year, 12 were ter Education Program, and focused on which combines dynamic hands-on cur Blaine School District assessment team, Western alumni. The recipients, all from staff development. "Genuine," "ar riculum with Naval Undersea Museum and works with parent and community the western Washington region, were dent," "rare," and "extraordinary," are resources, including a chartered vessel groups such as "Hands Across the Bor honored in early May by Woodring a few of the phrases used by principals for research cruises. der," a Canadian-American friendship College of Education for their dedica and teachers to describe her. organization. tion to education and human services. Alan Doud ('88), a Squalicum High The graduates include: Kathleen "Katy" Wilson ('78) has School physics teacher whose visionary been a model special education teacher paper in 1994, "High Schools of the Barbara Baar ('70), a retired middle for 35 years and is the director of Hill Future," was instrumental in drawing school science educator with 32 years top Elementary's Learning Support Pro architects nationwide to bid on design of teaching experience, is a volunteer gram. Under her direction, the program ing a new high school. Fittingly, four Rower working on assessment standards and is a model in the broad range of inter years later, he joined the new Squalicum methods. She serves on the Washing vention approaches used to support stu faculty as a model physics teacher and wins gold ton Assessment of Student Learning dent learning and resolve conflicts. head coach for cross-country and track. committee and the strategic planning Former Western rower Dave team for science education reform. Gay Robinson ('83), has 22 years of Lisa Lockwood ('89), a fifth-grade Friedericks ('00) won a gold medal in experience in education as Kendall El teacher at Skyline Elementary, advocates rowing at the 2003 Pan American Gretchen Johanson ('74) a fifth- ementary volunteer coordinator and self-motivation and self-empowerment Games on Rincon Lake in the Domini grade teacher at Washington Elemen special projects secretary for all three as important tools for students to be suc can Republic* tary who has influenced her students in elementary schools in the district; a sub cessful. She has led record-breaking such meaningful ways that they can re stitute secretary and nurse for the dis fund-raising efforts that she used as fun With Friedericks pulling the bow-oar, member, even decades later, specific les trict; the Medicaid Match coordinator; mathematical opportunities for her stu the United States men's eight led from sons she taught that continue to impact extended day program supervisor; dents. start to finish, covering the 2,000-meter their lives. Students eagerly anticipate school photographer; and PTA secretary. course in 5:43.61 to finish 2.52 seconds the experiential science unit she devel Leaf Schumann ('93) of the Blaine ahead of Canada. Friedericks also helped oped based on her love of birds. Bruce Walker ('85) is a special educa Family Service Center has shown ex the U.S. win a silver medal in the fours tion teacher whose knowledge of human traordinary skill in dealing with indi competition. Doug Asbjomsen ('77), principal for behavior and neurological and cognitive viduals and families in crisis. A short list three years at Skyline Elementary and development are expressed in the train of the services the center provides in Friedericks, a four-year letter winner better known as "Mr. A" to his students, ing he gives his staff and in the individu cludes referrals; home visits; client ad for the Vikings from 1996 to 1999 and has facilitated growth in his staff and alized training equipment he builds. In vocacy; women's support groups; fam a Port Townsend native, competed on community through team building, the two years he has been in charge of ily conflict and problem solving strate his first U.S. national team at the 2002 planning and creative management. the life skills class he has had measur gies; school supplies; dispute resolution; World Championships. able success with all of his students. literacy and education services; and ba sic needs procurement. Send short items of Interest, address changes, news about alumni and ^^WINPQW on WESTERN photos of alumni wearing their Western shirts, hats, etc. to: Alumni House, MS-9199, Western Washington University, Bellingham, WA 98225-9199. m •:•;•:•• ::•••:■:•' v4^/jVA-. y',4 /'/' m 4 yy//A ■V//A'VA’ GLASS Notes ■.■>y.v. f^/■•44 i ■>. f ^ ^ f / *' /* y ' •"// •*? ^ 1985 - Sean Quinn is a kitchen choreogra 1989 - Dr. Timothy Bemey was a featured promoted to lieutenant paramedic with the 1995 - Angelique Davis is an adjunct pher (chef) at El Gaucho in Tacoma.... Kelly speaker at the Grays Harbor Community Marysville Fire District.... Ruben Watson lecturer at Seattle University and teaches Stewart is a sixth grade teacher at A. j. West Hospital. Berney is an orthopedic physician. directs the South Sounders, a group of minority rights and the U.S. law. School in Aberdeen. Stewart was named ... David Hutchinson of Ferndale High musicians in the Lakewood Community 1996 ~ Michelle Aitken finished her master Aberdeen's Teacher of the Year for 2003. School was named the 2003 High School Band. The band has played at community of science degree in resilience management/ Principal of the Year by the Association of events and Is made up of 51 members from 1986 - Patrick Burns is societal safety in June 2002 at Stavanger Washington School Principals.... Christo around Pierce and south King counties. serving in Moldova University College in Norway.... Mark Bieda pher G. Isenberg is the new Pulp Mill with the Peace Corps 1993 - Brent Heilesen Is an account graduated from officer training school at Manager for Kimberly-Clark Corporation in for two years to executive with Bratrud Middleton Insurance Maxwell Air Force Base in Montgomery, Ala., Everett. Isenberg and his family will move improve school in Tacoma.... Jeff Johnson is the principal at and was commissioned a second lieutenant from Wisconsin to Snohomish, Wash.... Sher children's English Tenino High School.... Alyssa Lonner In the Air Force.... Amy Gordon performs (Thoren) Isenberg's artwork was recently skills.... David received her doctorate in Germanic with the Daredevil Opera Company.... Rob exhibited in the Baker's Dozen Collage Show Clement is senior languages and literatures from Washington Sawatzky is the Interim principal of Central in Okato, New Zealand. Another of her director of Oracle University. Lonner is an assistant professor of Elementary School for the 2003-04 school pieces is in the spring edition of Attitude.... German at Wake Forest University in Corporation Jill Sherman-Konkle does marketing, year. in japan. Winston-Salem, N.C.... Eric Shew is a graphic design and Web design for BC&j 1997 - Mary Dickinson is the government He can be partner In Shew Design In Bellingham.... Architecture, Planning and Construction affairs director for the Building Industry of reached at Coll Thrush earned his Ph.D. in history at Management in Friday Harbor. Whatcom County.... Scott Flanders is a david.clement the University of Washington in December Holly (Sloppier) Oakley (*85) of math teacher and the head coach at Lake @oracle.com.... 1990 - Brad Haggen was promoted to vice 2002. Thrush joined the faculty of Lake Stevens joined Wells Fargo Stevens High School. Flanders was Anthony George president in charge of new business at the Program on the Environment as a business banker at its named coach of the year.... Gabriel is executive vice Haggen.... Becca Menzies and Eric Shew at the UW and is also an Everett Main financial services Galanda is serving is second term president and chief ('93) are partners in Shew Design in independent historical consult store. Oakley previously worked as president of the Northwest financial officer for Bellingham. ant, working primarily with tribes 17 years with U.S. Bank. Indian Bar Association. He is Kitsap Bank. and not-for-profits in the Puget 1991 - Kerry McMahon works in the chairman-elect of the Washington Sound area. 1987 - Christine Anderson is the vice Madison AIDS clinic at Harborvlew Medical State Bar Association's Indian law president and human resources manager for Center.... Susan Sandberg was promoted 1994 - Kimberly Ketcham is a section and an associate in the Horizon Bank in Bellingham.... Lisa Edwards to vice president and advertising manager at guest columnist with the Peninsula Seattle office of Williams, Kastner & Pletcher, executive director of the Pierce Pacific Northwest Bank in La Conner.... Julia Gateway. Ketcham is a stay-at- Gibbs PLLC. County Careers Consortium, has received Villalobos is stationed In Kuwait with the home mom with four 1998 - Tyler Drake, a the prestigious Star of Education Award from U.S. Coast Guard. children, and her family Washington state trooper, the National Association of State Directors of operates a Christmas tree 1992 - Shannon Fowler Alviar is a program was hailed a hero on May Career Technical Education Consortium farm on Fox Island.... analyst - Web development for Connexion 13 when he rescued a (NASDVTEC). The award goes annually to a Michael Vendiola spoke at Michael Shaw (*95 ) is the by Boeing.... Jenni Colyer bakes four dozen woman who had been state educator for distinguished service, the American Indian social environmental project manager cookies every day and mails them on abducted by an armed leadership, vision and achievement in career issues conference in Skagit for the Port of Tacoma. Mondays to soldiers stationed ail over the kidnapper.... Jana Hill is and technical education. Valley, addressing chal world. Colyeris own son, Ian, is a specialist in the assistant editor for lenges associated with 1988 - Susan Tincker Wean is a real estate the U.S. Army and is stationed in Iraq. Colyer crossing over between native and non-tribal "New Age Retailer" in agent with Coldwell Banker Miller-Amason in had a "Nana Camp" this summer and Bellingham.... Sunny McCallum is the office societies.... Theresa Trebon presents a Bellingham.... Allan Wright is mounting an taught her grandchildren to bake cookies.... manager for Steward & King Architects in slide show titled "Remembrance: A History Internet led campaign for the presidency of Jack Huls is the vice president at Peninsula Bellingham.... Scott Morris is writing for the of Mourning and Burial Customs In the United States. Wright announced his College.... Andrew Shelton is a human local section of The Everett Herald.... Jerry Washington State."... Timothy Wunder is candidacy as an Independent candidate on resource specialist with Qwest Communica Schackette was promoted to associate an assistant professor of economics at http://www.allanforpresident.com. tions In Seattle.... Dean Shelton was professor at College of the Ozarks in Point Valparaiso University in Indiana. CONTINUED ON PAGE 7 WEDDINGS 1978 - Kay Jarvela and Peter Froeb, March 22. 1998 - Mark Ashford and Jennifer Lageson, m. Oct 10... Joshua Evans and Valerie Undberg 1986 - David Clement and Kayo Fufrtani, May 24. ('02), Dec. 28.... Kelly Flagg and Brian van 1987-Kurt Gulden arxi Michelle V\febster, OcL 19. Valey, March 8.... Taro Miwa ('98) and >y/>. Tomoko Kobs^ashl ('97), Aug. 15,2003. lii 1989 - Sojtt Coiy and Sherry Fournier, May 17. Hi 45 1999 - Erin Anderson and T. Anthony 1991 - Gary Knapp and Erin Turner ('97), Fortier ('01), Aug. 10, 2002.... Ross Oct. 5. Hoover and Robin Drexl^, Feb. 15.... 1994 - NIkkole Martinson and Kevin Beil, Jerrame James and Fiona Marinus, Feb. 15. Feb. 15.... Beth Pelto to Scott Fishbeck, - Kelli Reed and G. Alex Kinney^Dec 21. / : Oct. 31.... Amy Poort and Jason Jones, y/'' /' March 8. 2001 - T. Anthony* Fortier and Erin ' y'y '/'"//H m/'- , /My , Anderson ('99), Aug. 10, 2002. Z/yi "P/ 1996 - Tim Clemons and Allison Horak, May •.yy/.w//. 3.... Jennifer France and John Talvitie, Jr. 2002 - Crystal Bagby and Christopher Flack, X ('96), April 11.... Heidi Hougan and Andy May 10.... Teresa Elenbaas and Dominic Alexander, Dec. 13.... Valerie Undberg Gale, Feb. 22.... Inger-Lise Nllsen and Scott '// '' '' /A ///. Conner, April 12.... Jenny Walter and and Joshua Evans ('98), Dec. 28.... Robert Timothy Quiggle C97), Dec. 29. Taylor and Rachel Turner, May 31. ,y, V', /'/Ay/ ' X W 1997 - Karl Jenson and Cynthia McDonald, 2003 - Thomas Koetje and Ekaterina ' '/// / '/ //. Feb. 14.... Tomoko KobayashI and Taro Kravchenko, May 10.... Kali Moen and Jerry Miwa ('98), Aug. 15, 2003__ Katie Miller Johnson, May 24.... Trevor Swedeen and and Joseph Alford, May 8.... Timothy Megan Hyde, March 29.... Jamie Walker Quiggle and Jenny Walter ('96), Dec. 29.... and Jason Johnson, July 20, 2003. Erin Turner and Cary Knapp ('91), Oct 5. FACULTY — Carolyn Dale (journalism) and Tim Pilgrim (journalism), June 1.... Tracy Everbach (journalism) and Jake Batseli, a Seattle Times reporter July 19.... Evelyn Wellman (music, emeritus) and Henry Vbn i W '/A. Bargen, a retired restaurant owner, July 6. 'A///// '4^fX^/^'X'''"pyyyy,..., ■ ’yAACyAmAyAm'. Ay/4A//AA.'.-//./, ' Ay/'////////'-^ X" ■ ... ' I /yX/''-y' ^ M'/y '"',0 '' i y.'//y//y//y-y.y/.'X//y'ZP^ WINDOW on WESTERN 0 wxs**: .VVvVvW sSN* ACCENT A on Alumni Alumni, faculty continue to fill book shelves By Christine Schadt on the Quinalt Indian Reservation and Derrick Chevalier ('79), executive vice Women from Christian, Jewish and Mus UNIVERSITY COMMUNICATIONS now lives in Port Angeles. president of Harrison-Chevalier, Inc., a lim Traditions" (SkyLight Paths, $19.95). Since last spring's story on Western training and consulting firm, has written The book tells the stories of women who authors, WWU alumni and faculty have Poet Felicisima Kasinger ('96) of "From Fear to Fearless," a concise look at played important roles in the early days been keeping pen to paper and fingers to Sedro-Woolley published a book of origi the nature of fear and the role it plays in of those religions. Wharton's work as a keyboards. nal poetry titled "The Heart of a Poet" our professional, personal and spiritual nurse has taken her to a Navajo Indian (Watermark Press, $27). The book of gen lives. Writen in the spirit of "The 7 Hab Reservation, an AIDS hospice and a refu Graphic artist Anita K. Boyle ('98), eral interest poems includes a song about its of Highly Effective People" and "Who gee camp on the Afghanistan-Pakistan owner of Egress Studio and Egress Studio love and a poem remembering the World Moved My Cheese?" the book offers prac border. She lives in Spokane. Press in Bellingham, has published five Trade Center towers in New York City. tical steps to make an immediate and poetry books by Western alumni, students positive impact on your life. The book can Also publishing recently, Steve and professors. The latest, "The Art of be ordered from http://www.h-c.com. Johnson ('69) wrote "Where the World Departure" by Susan Erickson (Egress Does Not Follow." The book is a collec Studio Press, $10) contains poems re Dennis Mansker ('73) published his tion of black and white photographs and sponding to the nature of the long-awaited first novel, "A Bad Attitude: poetry put together in an artistic presen Pacific Northwest, A Novel from the Vietnam War". Mansker tation. the process of loss received some excellent reviews, and and the nuances of David Wilson (author of "In the Army Ray Andrews' ('93) second novel. Sal place. Erickson stud Now & The REMF Diary") has called it vation, the second part of the Horizon tril ied creative writing at one of the 10 or 12 best novels about Viet ogy, will be coming out in January. The Western with English nam. The book can be ordered online at series, beginning with Covenant, is avail professors Suzanne http://www.dennismansker.com. able as an electronic book or a paperback Paola, Bmce Beasley and from lstbooks.com. Andrews teaches En James Bertolino. After investigating her own spiritual glish as a Second Language at Edmonds journey, Elizabeth Wharton ('84), along Community College. Chris Friday, history pro with several other women, wrote "Daugh fessor and director of the ters of the Desert: Stories of Remarkable Center for Pacific Northwest Studies, tells the story of a prominent Native American artist and storyteller in "Lelooska: The Life of a North west Coast artist" (University of Alumni survey coming Washington Press, $24.95) It's been a while since we've asked you to tell us about yourselves V and what's been happening in your lives. Your responses to a new Accounting major turned writer survey will not only help update WWU's database, but will assist us in ^ Lila Pinord's ('73) novel "Skye reunions, event planning and career services. Dancer" (Publish America, $19.95) is a story of mystery and suspense Ail alumni will have the option of completing either an online or surrounding an abduction at a resers printed survey. You will receive a postcard this fall with ail the details vation at Klama Bay. Pinord grew up and we ask that you respond at your earliest convenience. Western is X\C*C‘ '' proud of you and your accomplishments and looks forward to your response. Membership reaches 100 Trio added to WWU Athletic Hall of Fame s\ Rowing coach; basketball and volleyball stars to be inducted at Homecoming By Paul Madison ('71) assists (430) and steals (282). He was the ketball League (1993-94), each for one ally. She also led the team in service aces SPORTS INFORMATION only Western men's basketball player to season. He also competed at the 1991 with 79, which ranked No. 17 nation be a part of 100 victories (101-37) and U.S. Olympic Trials in team handball. ally, and was second in digs with 298. A rowing coach who took the pro on four teams that reached the NAIA gram to a new standard of excellence, a District 1 finals. Kolody-Bjorklund, 35, Despite playing just two seasons at basketball standout who fashioned the who is beginning her third Western, Kolody-Bjorklund still ranks Itv^Wj-yXvXv'vX most successful career in school history, Kimmie was a third- season as head girls volleyball third among the school's career assist and a volleyball player who played a key team NAIA All- coach at Bellingham High leaders with 2,240. role in the Vikings' greatest season are American, first- School, helped the Vikings the newest members of the WWU Ath team Little All- place third at the 1990 Diehl, 64, the third-generation presi letic Hall of Fame. Northwest, and Dis NAIA National Tourna dent of Diehl Ford in Bellingham, was trict 1 Player of the Year as ment, setting a school crew coach from 1970 to 1976. iyni The inductees are men's rowing coach a senior in 1989-90. He com single-season record Bob Diehl, women's volleyball setter pleted his eligibility with with 1,500 assists. He had varsity eight shells win North Kim Kolody^Bjorklund ('90), and men's nine school career records west small college titles four times in his basketball guard Manny Kimmie (90). and two game marks. As Kolody-Bjorklund six years as crew mentor. A varsity four a sophomore, Kimmie earned NAIA All- placed fourth at the Intercollegiate Row The trio will bring the hall's total helped the Vikings finish America honorable ing Association Championship under membership to 100 when they are for 28-8 (still a school record), mention and second- his leadership, and two of his rowers mally inducted Saturday, Oct. 25 with win the district title and reach team NAIA national all competed in the Olympic Games. ceremonies in the Viking Union and the second round at the NAIA national tournament recognition in 1990, help during halftime at Western's Homecom tournament. ing Western to a 34-10 record, district In 1972, he introduced the Viking ing football game against Central. and region titles, and the school's first Invitational Regatta, which included He went on to play for an Ipswich national tournament appearance. virtually every Northwest rowing pro Kimmie, 35, an employee at ARCO/ Eagles club team in Brisbane, Australia, gram and continued for 13 years. BP in Femdale, finished his career as the as well as the Yakima Sun Kings in the A first-team District 1 all-star and dis Diehl is now a member of the Viking' school's all-time leader in points (1,624), Continental Basketball League (1992-93) trict all-tournament pick, her school- Athletic Advisory Board and participate and the Calgary 88s in the World Bas record assist total ranked second nation in Western's Coaches Car program. aWINDOWon WESTERN CLASS Notes CONTINUED FROM PAGE 5 Lookout, Mo. Schackette directs the Hotel and Restaurant Management Program at the private, liberal arts IN MEMORIAM college where he has taught since 1997. 1919- Domeneca "Kate" Del Duca, 103, a 1956- Richard Walston, 69, a firefighter teacher, in Bellingham Jan. 20. retired music teacher who taught at Whittier and community servant. In Steilacoom 1983- Diane Keener Beohike, 43, an 1999- Lindsey Isaacs is Elementary School In Ballard, june 9. March 16. the branch manager of employee of the parks and recreation Columbia Credit Union in 1922- Eleanor "Bobbins" Bower, 101, a 1960-Theodore Shular, 77, a retired department in Sequim, in Sequim Feb. 24. Vancouver.... Amy retired teacher, March 19. teacher and Christmas tree farmer, in 1991- Marcia Smith, 65, in Port Townsend DeLorenzo was awarded a Marysville April 30.... Bema Stout, 80, a 1928- Maude Seward Kanouse, 75, a March 29.... Carol Wanzer, 55, In Whidbey scholarship as part of retired social worker. In Big Lake March 4. retired teacher. May 17. Island May 27. the third annual 1964- Bernard Durnan, 64, in Bellingham Budweiser 1929- Helen Aitkins, 92, In Seattle, Apr. 17 1996- David Vernon Harrell, 47, june 19 April 8. Conservation and ... W. Dean Edmondson, 95, a retired while serving as a chief radio electronics Scholarship principal and superintendent of schools. In 1966- Mary Jean Bingham Booth, 81, in technician aboard the USS Rappahannock. Anna Makanju (*98) Program. DeLorenzo is Seattle Feb. 20. Tacoma April 2. received the Paul and Daisy one of 14 winners from 1998-Vicki Smith, 56, a human services 1930- Olga Thompson Antonson, 95, a 1973- Shirley Katherine Forrest, a retired Soros Fellowship for New colleges and universi worker, in Seattle May 8. retired teacher, in Poulsbo june 14. designer, 75, July 15__ Gabriel Trujillo, 52, Americans graduate study. ties across the country. 2000- Eric Martin, 27, an employee of the in Seattle june 23. She will use the money 1937- Ralph Shenenberger, 88, a retired Department of Transportation at the MATS to finish research for her thesis. purchasing agent, in Bremerton May 2. 1974- Stephen Bush, 53, an employee at ARCO, in Bellingham May 2.... Paula Dean 2000- Tim Boyd Is an independent 1941- Marion Smithing, 83, a retired Keeton, 50, from cancer, Whidbey Island FACULTY, STAFF & filmmaker in Seattle.... Rod Cann is a teacher, june 10 Kirkwood. commercial loan officer at Whidbey Island Aug. 3. FRIENDS 1947-Alfrieda Hollander, 83, a retired Bank in Bellingham.... Erin Estes finished her 1975- Joseph Bordynoski, 64, a retired first year teaching social studies at a middle teacher and homemaker, june 5. accountant and business owner, on March Kelly Colgan, 20, a work-study student school in Renton School District where she 1948- Howard Thon, 77, a retired teacher 29 in Kennewick.... Mark Reiman, 49, a with Alumni Relations, died of cystic received the Teacher of the Year award. She and principal, in Bellingham May 3. musician, choir director and teacher, from fibrosis on june 13. was also honored by the Renton Chamber of ALS in Seattle April 29. Commerce at the annual "Ahead of the Class 1949- Robert K. johnsen, 78, a retired Betyjane "Bj" Pedersen, 75, an active Awards." Estes received $500.... Ryan teacher and superintendent of the White 1978-Wilfred j. Bourassa, jr., 63, a mental member of the Friends of WWU's Music Martin is a real estate agent with Fairhaven River School District, in Mount Vernon june health specialist, in Bellingham March 14. Library, june 13 in La Conner. Realty.... Joel McDonald is the national 16. 1979- Arthur Watts, jr., 50, of a brain accounts representative with Inside Design Richard O. Starbird, 78, who taught 1950- Glen Wolf, 74, a retired teacher and tumor june 16. Carpet One in Wenatchee.... Sara Petty education for 28 years at WWU, june 8, in principal, in Bellingham on April 23. received her master's degree from Cal State 1981-Janet Borgaard, 44, a retired Florida. Memorial contributions may be Fullerton. Petty received an Irene Ryan Acting 1954- Ruby Cashen, 92, a retired teacher, financial specialist from the Department of made to the Richard Starbird Scholarship Fund through the WWU Foundation, MS- Scholarship and a James D. Young scholar in Everett March 10. Social Services, of a brain tumor April 19. ship there for her excellence In acting and 9034, Bellingham, WA, 98225-9034. 1955- Marie Barker, 85, a retired educator, 1982- Deborah Tayior, 57, an actress and teaching.... John Vincent Is the director of Healthy Families of Clallam County. Healthy in Poulsbo May 24. Families provides services aimed at helping both adults and children, including "safe" houses for short-term emergency shelters Industrial and Technology Education infant furniture store In Bellingham and a transitional home for victims of Association.... Kelli Visser was Lance Rice created Freelance domestic violence. promoted to senior tax accountant Marketing, a non-profit organiza 3 with Moss Adams LLP. tion that serves local business 2001 - Ryan Bentz Is an account owners in Whatcom County.... 2002- Eric Blankenship is the coordinator for Desautel Hege Abbey Marie Short passed the marketing manager at the Communications in Spokane.... Washington state certified Parkside Special Care Priscilla Brady is the principal at public account exam. Short (Alzheimer's) Facility in Mount English Crossing Elementary works for Moss Adams LLP, CPA Vernon.... Nick Hartrich Is the School in Lakewood.... of Bellingham.... Emily Steel is events coordinator for BIA In Rebecca Hull works with the the project coordinator for Bellingham. ... Terry Lee Is a Christine Schadt Family and Community ioCreative of Bellingham.... Photo financial adviser for Involvement Team of the April Walbrun is the public Morgan Stanley in AmerICorps program in relations manager for Bellingham.... Christian Sunnyside, Wash.... GBA Design in Belling Mead opened Mead Vanessa Keverkamp is ham. ... Erin Walcon Janis Velasquez C03) is WWU's Holly Trujillo COl) received the Tech Services, a the department manager directed the Blaine High newest Admissions counselor, American Dietetic Association residential computer at the flagship Nordstroms School Drama Club's with a specialty in multicultural Award for 2003. Trujillo works as support and repair in downtown Seattle.... Drama Showcase in student outreach. She will sup an outpatient dietitian at Valley service. ... Amanda Ross Short was named March. Walcon is a port all students who have dem Medical Center in Puyallup. Resterer owns Sweet "Rookie Teacher of the graduate of Blaine onstrated success working with Dreams, a children's and Year" by the Washington High School. diverse populations. f'. Alumni Adventures Many of Western’s alumni serve as instructors for the Adventures in Science and Arts and Sleeping Over with Science programs. During July 2003, several alumni provided learning and fun on subjects ranging from illustration and the social history of rock 'n’ roll to marine science and film. During one week’s program, Devon Cancilla, director of scientific technology services (front, left in photo at left), joined with (left to right next to Cancilla) John Stockman (*02); Willow McLaughlin (*97); Heather Farren (*03); and Karen Mabbutt (*02) to teach middle-schoolers who were getting a taste of college life. Other alumni instructors for programs for high schoolers included (left to right in photo at lower left): Heather Cochran (*96); Steve Lawrence (*93); Willow McLaughlin (*97); and Allen Peterson (*87). Youth programs at WWU scheduled for the fall include two sleepovers at the Learning Resource Center in the Science, Math and Technology Education building. One is planned especially for children of alumni on Friday, Oct. 24 , during Homecoming Week. The other will be Nov. 7 during FallFamily Open House. For information, contact Debbie Gibbons (360) 650-6820 or [email protected]. Christine Schadt Photos WINDOWon WESTERN O ACCENT m on Alumni -f sponsoriZOllrest, WWU grads and Pepsi combine help WWU^andl^ to provide scholarship funds What do Western students, furniture, rector of the Industrial Design Program. Think deals with soda companies only WWU and Pepsi bottler Walton Bever Whatcom Hospice and plywood company "This was an unbelievable opportunity," go to athletes and pop stars? age hope to broaden this effort to busi Mount Baker Products all have in com he said. nesses outside of Whatcom County as mon? Two generous Western alumni: Ken Think again. well. Durland ('99) and Josh Perry ('02). The winning designs, chosen by a panel of local business owners, will be repro Through Alumni Vend, an element in To become involved with the Alumni Durland, a lean manufacturing man duced by professionals at Mount Baker Western's contract with Pepsi, alumni or Vend program, please contact the West ager, and Perry, a project specialist, are Products and auctioned at the Whatcom anyone touched by Western can donate a ern Washington University Foundation both Mount Baker Products employees. Hospice Gala on Oct. 11 at the Belling percentage of their commissions from at (360) 650-3027 or contact your local This spring they organized a company- ham Cruise Terminal. Students may also Pepsi vending machines in their busi Pepsi bottler. sponsored furniture design contest and in donate their designs for the auction. nesses to the WWU scholarship fund. vited Western industrial design and tech nology education students to apply. Auction organizers hope to raise Local businesses such as Bellingham $50,000 at the event. Cold Storage already participate in the Using more than $4,000 worth of do program. nated plywood from Mount Baker Prod In addition to organizing the contest, ucts, students submitted such creations as Durland and Perry also convinced com chairs, desks, a Barbecue Buddi that pro pany president Rod Remington to donate vides additional preparation space and a $3,000 in scholarships to the top three credenza for flat screen televisions. contest winners. The company plans to Distinguished Alumni Awards make the contest an annual event. The designs were displayed at the Northwest Washington Fair in August. Durland and Perry graduated from the nomination deadline Jan. 31 Manufacturing Management Program. By Christine Schadt The Distinguished Alumni Award rec Students in the sophomore industrial UNIVERSITY COMMUNICATIONS ognizes achievement during a shorter design studio course usually buy their own Information from: WWU Office of University period of time, contributions to the Uni materials, according to Arunas Oslapas, di- Nominations for the 2004 Distin Communications and The Bellingham Herald guished Alumni Award and the Distin versity or a noteworthy accomplishment. guished Alumni Lifetime Achievement One or more recipients may be selected. Award are due by Jan. 31. Winning applicants must be able to Peers, colleagues and associates are in travel to WWU, participate in university Great times vited to nominate an alumnus or alumna activities and attend the annual Distin- who has demonstrated success in his or guished Alumni dinner in spring 2004. her professional accomplishments, in volvement with Western and community Application materials may be obtained service. from the Alumni Association office: Alumni Relations, WWU, 516 High St., Joyce Gillie C46) (right) hams The Lifetime Achievement Award rec MS-9199, Bellingham, WA 98225-9199. it up with Nick C68) and Celia ognizes the nominee's career-long Phone: (360) 650-3353 or (800) 676-6885. Bond C68) at a WWU achievement, generally in the nominee's Or e-mail: [email protected]. gathering in Olympia chosen field, or a record of contribution to humanity in general. One recipient will be selected. Vicki and Lyle Morse C70) and Kay Rich^he Irector of University Residences at a fathering < ^ Alumni director sought X.; The WWU Alumni Association is searching for a new executive di r rector who will be responsible for developing programs for nearly 80,000 graduates and former students of the imiversity. •*< \ Candidates for the full-time position should submit their applica tions by Sept. 25 for full consideration. • ^ y Requirements tor the position include a bachelor's degree and five years experience in alumni relations or higher education external affairs. )im and Donna Selover ('69) enjoy a sail on For a complete description, see http://www.wwu.edu/-wwujobs. Elliot Bay in july with If you are interested in working for your alma mater, or know an Alumni events man outstanding professional who can lead the Alumni Association, sub ager Kristie Lundstrom mit a letter of interest addressing desired qualifications, a complete (right) and other resume, and names and phone numbers of three references to: Dr. A1 friends and graduates. Froderberg, chair. Alumni Search Committee, Western Washington University, Bellingham, WA, 98225-9034. ■^WINDOW on WESTERN Susan Bakse photo For more information, call (360) 650-4499. W^^ is an AA/EO employer. For disability accommodation call •'..jX____ ■!. (360) 650-3771 (V) or 650-7696 (TTY). ■'^rrri‘rt,YrT*4'V, . / ‘^•K- . ■5.^X' ■'/. •.- s Annie ieibowttz photo ■II iiW Msiomry composer and pianist Philip Glass performed in the Viking Umm in the early I97Qs. He retwms to Bellingham Jmt 17Ml FAC Series performances are at 7:30 pM, and * all, except ^Behind the Broken Word:^ are in the Performing Arts Center Tickets ($i0~$22) on scde Sept 23 with season md pkk^tkree series discounts mailable. Call the PACBox Office at (360) 650-6146 or see ht^:flwwwpacseries.wwu.€thL r ''v' 2 0 0 3 - OcL 18: Eighth Blackbird Feb. 21: Guitarists Boubacar Traore and (Contemporary chamber music) Bill Frisell, accompanied by Madieye Niang on clabase/percussion. Oct. 28; Angela Jia Kim (The Sanford Piano Series) Feb. 27: Naida Cole Proceeds from tickets, priced separately (The Sanford Piano Series) from the PAC Series at $8-$14, benefit the Proceeds from tickets, priced separately music department's piano scholarship fund. from the PAC Series at $8-$14, benefit the music department's piano scholarship fund. Oct. 30: Burhan O^al and the Istanbul Oriental Ensemble (Turkey's finest Roma April 8 through April 10: "Behind the musicians) Broken Words" with actors Roscoe Lee Brown and Anthony Zerbe. 7:30 p.m. in Nov. 8: Chazal Ensemble (Persian and Old Main Theatre. Indian improvisations) May 14, 15: The Tin Hat Trio Jan. 15, 16, 17: Composer Philip Glass Friday May 14 appearance in collabora 'Glass Works," a coilaboration of Western's tion with the Whatcom Film Association at dance and music faculty, at 7:30 p.m. the Pickford Cinema's second home, 1318 Thursday and Friday Jan. 15 and 16, sets Bay Street. Priced (TBA) and ticketed sepa the stage for Glass's Jan. 17 appearance at rately from the PAC Series, through the the PAC Week-long celebration of his work Pickford Cinema. May 15 concert at PAC Alumni Associ includes selected film showings with the and UniveMly, Events^ Sept. 23 Pickford Cinema. WWU Convocation: 7 p.m., on campus Sept. 26 Alumni Club: Night at the Mariners, with 4 p.m. pre-game tlon at Safeco Field. Game against Oakland at 7 p.m. in Seattle: Alumni Association tailgate party at Western Ga offers WWif vs. Central game, Seahawks Stadium. Tentative times: tailgate at 3 p.m., game at 6 p.m. See page 20 for . -' 'if-' unique visions of art in more information. Oct. 14 Distinguished Lecture Series: Author Russell Banks, 6:30 I^Sut-'<«. i«ici p.m. PAC Mainstage contemporary life Oct 18 San Francisco Alumni: Tailgate party at WWU vs. UC- Davis game Oct. 6 through Dec. 6 Jan. 12 through March 6 Art over sofas and designer furniture A faculty exhibit showcases a variety of Oct. 18 Home Economics Alumni: Reunion on campus a paired with complimentary or contrast traditional and new media and exploring Oct 18-26 Homecoming: See pp. 1, 20 for more details ing works pose questions about the a wide range of contemporary themes. Oct. 23 Turning Points Faculty Speaker Series: Brian Bingham, purpose and nature of art in a unique a season-opening exhibit. April 5 through May 28 Shannon Point Marine Center, 5:15 p.m., Miller Hall 104 "Comic Release: Negotiating Identity for Nov. 7 Sleeping Over with Science youth program has a // _>.f A Painting for Over the Sofa ...Which a New Generation," explores the use of »>> *- * . . - - chemistry theme: "What's the Matter?" Grades 3-8, 7 Is Not Necessarily a Painting" matches comic and cartoon imagery as a vehicle p.m. to 7 a.m. at SMATE. a. 4\' ^ 18 look-alike inflatable sofas with 18 for cultural transmission and critique Nov. 7-9 Fall Family Weekend •:<• v;-.- unique art works to emphasize the through the work of 75 American and a X- unsuitable characteristic of viewing art as Japanese artists, including former Nov. 13 Bellingham Business Forum: Keynote speaker is Sunny accoutrement Western faculty member Mark Newport. Kobe Cook, 12 noon at Hotel Bellwether In a companion exhibit, "A Sofa and Western Gallery is free and open to the Nov. 20 Turning Points Faculty Speaker Series: Millie Johnson, Gallery director Sarah Clark-Langager public Mondays through Fridays from 10 to math, 5:15 p.m.. Miller Hall 104 4 p.m.. except Wednesdays until S pan., and sought artists whose works stylistically or Dec. 13 Fall Commencement thematically resonated with world- Saturdays noon to 4 pan. Exhibits are closed famous sofa designs found in the Nov. 26-30cJan. 19 and Feb. 14-16. For Jan. 15 Turning Points Faculty Speaker Series: Bruce Larson, university's noted collection. Among the information and parking instructions, call secondary education, 5:15 p.m., Miller Hall 104 (360) 650-3900 or see http:ll artists contributing to "A Sofa and ...," Jan. 17 Whatcom County Alumni reception before the Philip vt es tern gal I eijM 'wu .eduL are Mark Danielson ('86) of Seattle and Glass performance at the PAC. Location to be Robert McCauley ('69) of Rockford, III. announced, 5:30 pm. rs Jan. 24 Whatcom Alumni: Rally before the WWU. vs. CWU game Tickets & Information http ://€alendar. wwu.edu jan. 29 Distinguished Lecture Series: Playwright Tony Kushner, 6:30 p.m., PAC Mainstage Alumni events (800) 676-6885 Wilson Library Hours (recorded)) (360) 650-3049 Feb. 21 Olympia Alumni: Rally before the WWU. vs. Athletics (360) 650-3109 Sleeping Over with Science 650-6820 St. Martin's game Box Office for PAC/ Theatre Arts (360) 650-6146 Lecture Series tickets (360) 650-7545 Western Gallery Info Line (360) 650-3900 \ VI N D O W o n W F S L F. R N For disability accommodation, call (360) 650-7410 or (360) 650-7696 TTY. ll « : Two weeks advance notice appreciated. ^c J='C-- 4 *i,-^*.‘'il:;-v:-i.'. i. >s”4 -c c: '•n"":;r^ ;•••'• V ■•" ■ Vi'n3Tj2ruJ^- :)i,U”5:un^:) |w-&jfe^V.’*'A'.^' tf-* ' "i(^ -'■ '’-'■ v-.vi' Reunion committee members w orked with Alumni eveiUs About 100 WWU graduates from the class years 1928 to 1954 manager Kristie Lundstrom. left, on the June reunion and returned to campus for a weekend of ^'Golden Memories" in induction of the first group of "Golden Vikings." Committee members included (left to right after June. Most were inducted into the Golden Vikings Society, a Lundstromj: Persis Shook C5I *50); Britt Marie -■' new alumni group which honors those who have been WWU Sdander Lee C53); James Shook C51): Cedi Thomas alumni for 50 years or more. The "goldenest" Golden Viking (f Sl); Carol and Hany Pageis C51); Ruby Johnson t?^'-''4 Smith C51); June Thomas (-51); Kathleen "Kappy-' -;ii ^^^ - attending was Sarah Adelaide Dale ('28) (not pictured). Britain C52): and Dick Pedersen f^52). 1. -5?^: Wl g?*x Henry "HinC^ Lowe (*34) and m 5i : V- n Alargaret (Jacob) Ehired Lowe ('31) .•*S'■^ wtSj 0$^0I - - -- _ “ 1 - - fi V vV'•a\>< J*" 11-' - -t c- Boh Niegemann (^50j] in top left Also spotted at the reunion were (above, left to right) Arthur Heald (*54); Ted photo, and Chuck Odd! (*52). in top White (^48); and former faculty member at Wilson Library. Herb Hearsey who right photo, hadn't seen each other remembers Wilson Library when there was "no elevator and one telephone." since they hitchhiked across the country in 1951. They reconnected for Ernie Hinds C62) attended the Golden Other faculty members attending (but not pictured here) were Laurence the first time in 50 years when they likings reunion with his mother. Evelyn Brewster. Bob Monahan, Dorothy Ramsland, Bear nice Skeen and Roberta attended the Golden Vikings reunion Wellman (*32), associate professor _ - Bouverat (*59/ *62). in June. emeritus of music. WINDOW on WESTERN r'* *c Ajit ■ ...... _____^ Western Alumni's first float entry in Bellingham's Ski-to-Sea parade earned the Alumni Association the Mount Shuksan Award. Industrial design students and their professor, Aranas Oslapas, worked for several weeks designing and building Viking "horns" to fit over a silver VW bug loaned by Roger Jobs' Motors. University president Karen W. Morse and Joseph Morse rode in an other car loaned by Roger Jobs. Two other floats were built in Michael and Susan ('88) Bakse's driveway. Funding and other assistance for the floats came from the Whatcom County Alumni Association Chapter, Western Forest Prod ucts and dozens of WWU graduates, students (including the Viking Pep Band) and future students who walked or rode the parade route in downtown Bellingham on May 24. An unknown number of other alumni participated in the parade under other banners. The "Viking/VW helmet" will make another WWU Alumni appearance during Homecoming. Kelly Heese photo I Assodation had Western's Student Alumni Associa tion joined with two other WWU Alumni Assodation teams to race the grueling 82.5-mile length of the Ski-to- Sea race over Memorial Day weekend. Canoers were just part of the course. Other legs included kayaking, bicycling, - • ? skiing and running. The student team (in blue above) placed 371; "Caution: Kelly Heese photo Kelly Heese photo Kelly Heese photo Vikings Crossing" (in orange) came in WWU grad Tim Reid COO) films the parade Working on the Viking- helmet” car are (left The Viking Pep Band joined the parade as 292; and the "WWU Alumni Golden while riding his bike. (Below) President Karen to right) Jack Pftueger, Adran Nakagawa did WWU Trustee Ben Caster (*02) and Morse and husband Joe wave to the crowd. and Matthew Hebert. Heather Caster COl) (holding banner). Girls" (in yellow) placed 333rd. Con gratulations, finishers! '■Sr' Y i - Kelly Heese photo Ke% Heese photo WINDOW OH WESTERN A ___ «_•“______CAMPUS al Connections Kathy Sheehan photo V >• By Ann Carlson (which he will teach for the first time) UNIVERSITY PROVOST'S OFFICE grew from his fascination with nature's monsters. One constructs his world view joint course through words and rh)^hm. The other Beasley has used the subject of what uses facts and physical laws. society views as monstrous in his litera • ture courses. His poetry has also been A pivotal event that finally spurred Another unit will talk about gigan One relies on what can be hypoth inspired by societal perceptions of the the two to actually develop an inte tism: Beasley will examine the "mon esized, tested, and quantified. The other monstrous: One of his works. Monstrum grated monsters course was the restruc strous as excessive" through monster uses poetry as a way to give form to what Fugue, is about conjoined twins' mul turing of the colleges. Two new colleges, films, fairy tales and ancient poems; is shapeless, sensed and riddled with tiple personalities, and the multiplicity one for humanities and social sciences, Hansen will do units on the physics of enigma. of language. Doing an entire course on the other for sciences and technology, large size. the monstrous, Beasley said, "really rang will take the place of the College of Arts One, you've probably figured out by my literary bells." and Sciences this fall. Both will discuss the origins of mythi now, is a scientist, more specifically a cal monsters such as griffins and dragons. paleontologist and geologist. In this The idea for creating an interdiscipli "It turned out to be a big motivation case, it's Thor Hansen of the geology nary course was further seeded last year for us," Beasley said, explaining that one A key to all units, Hansen asserts, is department. The other, Bruce Beasley of when Beasley invited Hansen to discuss of the frequent arguments against split that both he and Beasley will be in the the English department, is indeed a na geology with students in a graduate po ting the College of Arts and Sciences was classroom together all the time, "which tionally recognized poet. etry seminar. that it would make it more difficult for will allow us to model for the students departments to do cross-disciplinary the interaction between humanistic and Despite their dis "It was a long courses. scientific perspectives." parate disciplines poem on drug addic and pedagogical Bruce Beasley will approach tion, which used the "We thought maybe we should do Whatever happens, they both feel differences, the two the interdisciplinary course geology of California one. It's exciting to link humanities with good they were able to surmount their have something re as its metaphor," science," Beasley added. own disciplinary constraints to create through monstrous charac ally big in com Beasley explained. He what they hope will become a model mon: Monsters. ters in "Paradise Lost" and thought that helping Hansen created the Geology and Soci interdisciplinary course. "Silence of the Lambs." Thor the students under ety course as way to teach the monsters In winter quarter stand the terms of ge content, but also as a way for the geol "You just decide you are going to do 2004, the two pro Hansen will discuss "charm ology would better ogy department to have a course that it and find a way," Hansen added. fessors will team up ing monsters" and the help them under could feature content that evolved as to teach an inte stand the poem. needed. The course was accepted for physics of large size. (This story is reprinted, with permission, grated studies General University Requirement credit from PRAXIS.) course. The Mon Hansen led the stu earlier this year. strous Body. Stu dents in a discussion dents will co-enroll in the 3-credit Ge of the poem, but from a scientific view Hansen and Beasley created syllabi for ology 204, Geology and Society, and the point. He also used Play-Doh to help stu their own courses and then collaborated 5-credit English 238, Society Through Its dents visualize geological structures, such to create junctures and coordination of Literature. The course will examine mon as tectonic plates and fault lines. their respective content. One unit, for ex sters and monstrous behavior through ample, covers "The Charming Monster." both scientific and humanistic lenses. "They were all graduate English stu dents and had had science, but prob Beasley will approach it through Sa The Monstrous Body evolved slowly. ably forgotten much of it. They were tan in Paradise Lost and Hannibal Lecter The two professors — long-time friends very interested, and we had a good dis in Silence of the Lambs. Hansen will dis ^ had occasionally discussed their mu cussion. I like that overlap zone between cuss charming monsters in the physi tual interest in monsters. Hansen admits poetry and science," Hansen said. cal world, such as the praying mantis his content for the Geology 204 course that disguises itself as a flower. CAMPUS B Connections Women look to extend win streak Coach Rob Smith in volleyball If good things come in threes, then Football tea the 2003 volleyball season figures to be a good one for the WWU women's team. The Vikings seek a third straight trip to the NCAA Division II Pacific Regional and a third consecutive undefeated sea By Butch Kamena ('89/'93) ence, is chasing its 13th consecutive non- "It will be a fun year son in the Great Northwest Athletic SPORTS INFORMATION losing season and fourth conference because of the chal Conference. In a century of football at Western, no championship in five years. lenges," Smith said. "We coach has had the level of sustained suc play the game because of Western was 23-3 last year, rolling cess Rob Smith has had. Standing in the way is what Smith calls those things. It is a big through the GNAC with an 18-0 "the most challenging schedule" in mountain to climb, but record that extended their unbeaten With a career record of 95-46-1, Smith school history. The Vikings play three when you're on top looking streak in conference play to 41 is already Western's leader in coaching NCAA I-AA schools, two of which, UC down, it feels good." matches, the longest current victories and winning percentage (.673). Davis and Northern Colorado, are begin streak in NCAA II and the sev Now he has a chance to become the first ning their first year of provisional status Although young in a number of enth longest all-time at that Viking football coach to reach 100 vic after being longtime NCAA II powers. areas, the team began to jell in off level. tories. season training, pleasing Smith. There are two games against teams x-x-;-:-:::;;-: And there's more than To do that. Western needs five victo from the rugged North Central Confer "I like the chemistry of this team," numerical logic support- \ ing the Vikings. Two All- ries, a mark it has achieved in 13 of Smith's ence - the opener Sept. 4 hosting St. Cloud Smith said. "From January to June, 14 seasons. State, which was 9-2 last year, and a visit they worked as hard as any group Americans (senior setter Sept. 20 to Nebraska-Omaha, which has we've had. They've come together Liz Bishop and senior Five offensive and six defensive start had seven straight winning seasons. and it has been fun to see the im libero, or designated de- ers, along with All-America punter/kicker provements they've made." fender, Nicola Parker, Michael Koenen, a junior from Ferndale, In addition, the Vikings have two regu left) return among four return to help the Vikings. lar-season matchups with archrival Cen Four seniors, fullback Nyle Cham starters and nine letter winners tral Washington, which was 10-1 last year. bers, quarterback Josh Shimek, line for coach Diane Flick. The team, 6-4 overall last year and 2-1 One of those games, on Oct. 4, is at backer Lann Olson and linebacker in the Great Northwest Athletic Confer Seahawks Stadium. (See back page.) Brett Thompson, have been named Flick, named the American team captains. Volleyball Coaches Associai tion Pacific Region Coach of V' the Year last season, said ^ the winning streak hasg WWU earns all-sports GNAC title ^ little impact on the season. "I really want to look at this year as a new beginning. The streak is in the past with outstanding performances not the future," she said. "We need to start a new streak." Western's athletes won the Great He caught 57 passes for 919 yards, set Northwest Athletic Conference All- ting school career records for receptions The Vikings, ranked 10th in the na Sports title for the second straight year (181) and consecutive games with a re tion in preseason polling, play their in 2002-03. ception (38), and tied the mark for touch home opener in Carver Gym against down catches (30). Humboldt State Sept. 19. A second-place finish by women's crew at the NCAA Division II National Cham The three Western Athletes of the Year pionships in late May highlighted the Vi for 2002-2003, Bishop, Vincent and bas kings' team performances last year as did ketball center Mike Palm ('03), will have Men's soccer the volleyball and soccer teams' captur their names added to the G. Robert Ross ing league championships. Memorial Trophy in Carver Gym. building on Volleyball ran its league-winning streak Vincent was GNAC Athlete of the Year to 41, the seventh longest string in NCAA in cross country and placed third at track experience II history, in capturing a second straight nationals in the 5,000 meters to earn All- league title with a perfect 18-0 record. With almost everyone back from a America honors. She is transferring to men's soccer team that posted the most Men's soccer posted a 15-4-1 record, the NCAA I University of Portland this fall second-best mark in school history, in regular-season wins in WWU history, HIGHLIGHTS for an academic program in engineering hopes are high that the Vikings can winning a GNAC championship with a not available at Western. 4-0-0 record. make their first NCAA Division II West Regional appearance this year. Straight year, a first-team All-American Palm, a senior from Puyallup who In addition, softball made its first na and GNAC Player of the Year. broke the oldest individual men's basket tional appearance, reaching the first The Vikings were 15-4-1 last year, ball record on the books for rebounds, was going 13-1-1 in their last 15 games, and round of the NCAA West Regional, and The WWU scholar-athlete award rec named a second-team West Region and won the Great Northwest Athletic Con men's golf placed 11th at nationals. ognizes Viking student-athletes who best first-team GNAC all-star, both for the sec ference championship with a perfect 4- demonstrate excellence both on the play ond straight year. He led the Vikings in 0-0 mark. A total of 41 Vikings earned league all- ing field and in the classroom. Bishop points (18.5), rebounds (9.8) and blocked star honors and 34 were GNAC academic shared the honor with football wide re shots (2), finishing his four-year career as Nine starters return from last season, all-stars. ceiver Greg Dykstra ('03). Dykstra is a the school leader in rebounds (874), and that's just one indication of how senior engineering major from Everson, breaking the school's oldest individual experienced the Vikings are. Nine play Heading the individual award win who earned Male Scholar-Athlete of the mark (800) set by Jim Adams ('63) in ers have two letters, and if you include ners was junior volleyball setter Liz Year accolades. He was a Verizon District 1960-63. experience outside Western, three oth Bishop who was named the WWU Fe VIII and league academic all-star, both for ers have played at least two years of col male Scholar-Athlete of the Year for the the third straight year. Dykstra ranked Palm also paced the team in field goal legiate soccer at the NCAA I or II level. second straight season and who shared 23rd nationally in receptions with a 5.9 (56.7 percent) and free throw (83.2) shoot WWU Athlete of the Year honors with per game average and was named a sec ing and finished second in career points "We have a lot of veteran guys who distance runner Ashlee Vincent, a ond-team D2football.com West Region (1,649) and third in blocked shots (162). took a tough path to get here," said sophomore from Bellingham. Bishop, a all-star and first-team GNAC all-star for coach Travis Connell, in his fifth year secondary education major, was also the second straight year. GNAC academic all-star for the second at IVWU. WINDOW on WESTERN HIP INVESTMENTS in Excellence Private contributions provide immediate; long-term support for Western students Gifts to the Western Washington Uni gifts impact both the university's imme $4,889,702 versity Foundation to support WWU pro diate and long-term needs. Gifts received grams reached $5.2 million in the 2002- via the Phonathon, special mail projects 03 fiscal year ending June 30,2003. High and the President's Club are utilized by lighting the year was the receipt of $4.9 the designated departments to support million in cash gifts, making it the larg scholarships, equipment needs and est cash donation year ever. faculty enrichment. In all, 9,862 alumni, par- These annual gifts ents, friends, corporations provide much-needed and foundations made a flexibility and provide gift to Western last year, a resources that cannot be 7 percent increase from the Thank you met through the state 1999-2000 2000-2001 2001-2002 2002-2003 previous year. Gifts via for your budget. both the Alumni and generosity. Parent Phonathon reached Other cash gifts, the Cash gifts received by WWU Foundation all-time highs, with more majority realized through than $405,000 received as estate or planned gifts, are Last year, more than $3 million was An Honor Roll of Donors, recognizing a result of Western students typically placed in endow- realized from estate and planned gifts. all gifts of $ 100 or more received between calling on WWU's behalf. ments for long-term July 1,2002 and June 30,2003, begins on growth. These endowments work in For more information on the advan page 15. The ongoing support of West The WWU Foundation thanks all who perpetuity, providing an annual stream tages of making a planned gift, or to make ern alumni, parents and friends contin made a commitment to support Western's of funding from interest earnings. In some arrangements to mention Western in your ues to bolster WWU's reputation as the mission of excellence in education. instances, certain planned gifts can estate plans, contact A1 Froderberg, direc "best in the West." benefit both the university and the donor, tor of planned giving, at (360) 650-4499 Celebrating the greatest cash donation providing tax relief and annual income. or [email protected]. year ever, it is important to note that cash Scholarship recipients at Western have a tradition of meeting with the generous benefactors Denny Organ (*73), director of international marketing at Starbucks, receives the WWU who fund the scholarship program. At the annual scholarship luncheon on campus this Foundation's Alumni Volunteer of the Year Award at the President's Club Dinner. He actively spring, Haley Pugsley (left), recipient of the Verna Alexander Price Chemistry Scholarship, raises funds for the manufacturing and supply chain management program, serves on that and Melissa Pease (right), recipient of the Jerry Price and Nancy Sherer Scholarship, dined board, and is an advocate for WWU programs. The Foundation Volunteer of the Year award is with donors Nancy Sherer (*90) and Jerry Price (*681*70) at center. presented annually to an alumnus, community member and campus partner in recognition of his or her commitment to furthering fund-raising at Western. Foundation makes scholarship aid a top initiative The WWU Foundation Board of With the rising costs of tuition and Four areas of need have • Contribute the amount of your choice Directors has made scholarship support fees, scholarship support is more been identified: to the Foundation Annual Scholarship, one of its top fund-raising priorities over important than ever. In 1994, Western • Recruitment scholarships to encourage Alumni Association Scholarship or the the next 15 months. By December, 2004, students paid only 28 percent of the to top students to enroll scholarship fund of your favorite the board intends to raise $5 million in tal cost of their education, with the state • Department-based scholarships to academic department when contacted scholarships for Western students. of Washington making up the other 72 recognize students who have declared a this year percent. Today, students are paying 36 major percent, with the state absorbing only • Diversity and access scholarships To kick off this initiative, Dennis The gift of education is a special one, Madsen, president of the WWU Foun 64 percent. In that same span, tuition •Athletics scholarships and by playing an active role in the suc has increased by 72 percent. dation Board of Directors, made a gift to cess of a Western student, the benefits support minority students enrolled in There are three ways you can to both donor and recipient are great. Woodring College of Education. Gene Additionally, Western's primary support scholarships for current and Peggy Zoro are creating an endow competition for Washington's highest and future students: ment to benefit clarinet students in the academic echelon students continues • Establish a permanent endowment College of Fine and Performing Arts. to be with UW, WSU and the state's fund with a minimum gift of $20,000 If you would like Peggy is the immediate past president of privates institutions. Some of these stu (payable over five years) the Foundation board and a member of dents choose to come to Western, but more information • Provide $1,500 each year to establish on establishing or the University Board of Trustees, and many enroll at these other schools, an annual named scholarship Gene is a WWU Professor of Music. oftentimes due to more generous schol contributing to arship awards. scholarships, please contact Mark Bagley in the WWU Foundation WINDOWon WESTERN at 360-650-361/or [email protected]. 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The Steve Reynolds Michael Douglas Johnson Shelly Kushner MacDonald Mary Mead Foundation staff would be happy to Michael and Gale Reynvaan Nadine Johnson Mary Kuster Elizabeth MacDonald Sonseeahray Meadows discuss all gift options in greater Rice Insurance, Inc. Nancy Johnson Genevieve Kvam Kenneth and Marjorie Gary Meath Bradley and Debra Rich O.K. Johnson . ' Mark L'Esperance MacDonald Mark Meath detail with you and your attorney or Edmond and Jane Richards Stephanie Johnson Hector and Teresa LaFreniere Shawn MacFarlane-Pleis Douglas and Denise Medley financial planner. Please call (360) Frank Richards Stuart and Cynthia Johnson Kelly LaMotte William and Nancy MacKay Walter and Jacquelyn Medley 650-3027 for further information. Gail Richardson Guy and Shirley Richardson Steven and Dianne Shea Robert and Sheri Studer John and Susan UHis Linda Whitcher Larry and Marilyn Richardson Donald Shearer Richard Sturza Mark Umathum Bradley White Shirley Rickman Sheehans Bob and Darlene Stutte Rachel Claire Unck Carol White Ralph and Marlene Riden Jean Paul Sheets Roger Sugarman Robert Unick Charles and Barbara White Brandon and Lori Riffe Timothy Sheldon Stephen and Shelly Sulkin Unocal Corporation David and Dolly White Jan and Miriam Riker Jon Shemerdiak Terry Sullivan Michael and Joy Uomoto Richard White Joseph and Cassie Rinaker David Shepherd Susan Summers Peter and Nancy Urban Roger and Nan October 24 • Senior breakfast for students and parents, Info & Registration for 9 a.m. VU Multipurpose Room Homecoming activities • Bonfire, fireworks, food and live band Home economics reunion: 650-3353 (Atlantics) at the south parking lot, 7 p.m. Faculty presentations: 650-3353 • Sleeping Over with Science for children of alumni and community members, grades Athletic Hall of Fame: 650-3109 3-8, after the bonfire, SMATE Building Football game: 650-2804 Tailgate barbecue: 650-3353 October 25 The Walrus plays rock roll tunes at 11 • Faculty presentations, 10 a.m. to noon, VU Youth overnight program: 650-6820 am. Saturday, Oct. 25, at Joe Martin Field • Induction of WWU Athletic Hall of Fame Fun Run: 650-3353 during the salmon barbecue before the members, 10 a.m. VU game against Central. BattleThe football rivalry between Central Seahawks in Stadium Seatt is one that can't be Western students can purchase a sea and Western soars to a new level when matched, "said Western athletics director son pass to all Viking athletic events for the two NCAA Division II schools meet Lynda Goodrich ('66). $50 that includes a $10 general admis in Seahawks Stadium Oct. 4 sion ticket to the Seattle contest. "I'm hoping that we will challenge the Western will play Central twice this record for attendance at a Division II foot The two schools first met in 1922 and year, in the 67,000-seat Seattle stadium ball game," Goodrich said. have played every year since 1946, but Oct. 4 and at Civic Stadium in Belling this is the first time they have met twice ham during Homecoming, Oct. 25. Kickoff in Seattle is at 6 p.m., and tick in regular season since 1970. ets can be purchased through Ticket- The Oct. 4 game, billed as "The Battle Master and at the Seahawks Stadium For more information, call (360) 650- in Seattle," brings the biggest game of the box office. They are priced at $25, $20, 2804. For tickets, contact Ticketmaster, Vikings' season to Seattle where many $15 and $10. Only the 100 and 200 sec (206) 628-0888. alumni, parents and friends are within tions in the lower bowl will be sold, with easy driving distance. "For the spectators, Western fans sitting on the west side and student-athletes and coaching staff, the Central supporters on the east side. The opportunity to play in a venue like end zones will be used for overflow. 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