University Administration

Dr. Ann Weaver Hart Temple Administration President

Her publications include more than 85 ar- ticles and book chapters and five books and edited volumes, among them The Principal- ship: A Theory of Professional Learning and

Joseph V. Labolito Joseph V. Practice (1996) with Paul V. Bredeson and De- William T. Bergman Lisa Staiano-Coico signing and Conducting Research (1996) with Vice President Provost & Senior Vice for Operations President Clifford J. Drew and Michael L. Hardman. Hart for Academic Affairs has also served as editor of Educational Ad- ministration Quarterly, the top referred re- search journal in her field. During her career, Hart has been actively involved in leadership roles in numerous pro- fessional and service organizations. She is chair-elect of the Commission on International Programs of the National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges. While Deborah I. Hartnett Kenneth Lawrence, Jr. Vice President Senior Vice President for president at UNH, Hart served on the Board of for Human Resources Government, Community Trustees of the University System of New & Public Afairs Hampshire, the Board of Directors of Citizens Bank of New Hampshire, and the Board of Governors of New Hampshire Public Televi- sion, as well as serving as an incorporator of the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation. She has been recognized for her achieve- ments and service by many organizations, in- cluding the Business and Professional Women's Foundation, the University Council Tilghman Moyer George E. Moore Interim Vice President University Counsel for Educational Administration, and the Utah for Instituational and Secretary Women's Forum, and has been honored as a Advancement Distinguished Alumna of the College of Hu- manities of the University of Utah. Ann Weaver Hart was elected the ninth In addition to her academic and adminis- president of on May 4, trative work, Hart has been a consultant to 2006. The first female president of Temple, many educational institutions, universities, she assumed the presidency on July 1, 2006. and nonprofit organizations both nationally Hart previously was president of the Uni- and internationally. Hart and her husband, Randy, have four versity of New Hampshire, joining UNH in July Timothy C. O’Rourke Theresa A. Powell 2002 from Claremont Graduate University in daughters, two granddaughters, and four Vice President Vice President Claremont, Calif., where she was provost and grandsons. for Computer & for Student Affairs Information Services vice president for Academic Affairs. Hart also served as professor of educational leadership, dean of the Graduate School and special assis- tant to the president at the University of Utah. Hart received an M.A. in History and a Ph.D. in Educational Administration, both from the University of Utah. Her research interests include leadership succession and develop- ment, work redesign and organizational be- Anthony E. Wagner havior in educational organizations, and Vice President, academic freedom and freedom of speech in Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer higher education.

112 Campus Map

Schools, Colleges & Campuses of Temple University Temple University has distinguished faculty in 17 Schools and Colleges Campuses & Sites schools and colleges, including four professional Ambler College Main Campus schools. Temple has seven campuses and sites Tyler School of Art (TUA) in Pennsylvania, international campuses in Fox School of Business and Management Temple University Center City (TUCC) School of Communications and Theater Rome, Tokyo and London, and programs in School of Dentistry Health Sciences Center (HSC) China, Korea, Greece, Israel and other locations College of Education Tyler School of Art throughout the world. College of Engineering Temple University Fort Washington (TUFW) College of Health Professions Temple University Harrisburg (TUH) The University works in close partnership with Beasley School of Law Temple University Japan community colleges in the region, offering a va- College of Liberal Arts Temple University Rome riety of degree completion options for transfer School of Medicine Boyer College of Music and Dance students. The Libraries of Temple University International Programs School of Pharmacy offer an extensive network of services and re- School of Podiatric Medicine Temple University overseas programs in sources to support the educational and research College of Science and Technology London, China and around the world needs of faculty and students. School of Social Administration School of Tourism and Hospitality Management 113 Academic Support Academic Advising (215) 204-9002 Objectives and eligibility. The officer also monitors the de- The Student Athlete Academic Advising & gree of accuracy and maintains accurate records Support Center monitors the academic progress of academic requirements. This person also of all student athletes. From the recruing stage communicates with faculty and administraon through graduaon, the Center provides aca- on behalf of student athletes. demic coordinaon of services, academic coun- seling, advising, and tutoring to all Temple SAAASC Staff Services University student athletes. Professional academic advisors and aca- Temple University makes a strong commit- demic coordinators work closely with student Kim Miller Shawn Fagan Director, SAAASC Senior Academic Advisor ment to the educaon and graduaon of all stu- athletes from the me they arrive at Temple dent athletes. through the compleon of their academic ca- reers. The academic advisors and academic co- Mission Statement ordinators work with each student to provide The mission of the Student Athlete Aca- academic support plan for every student ath- demic Advising and Support Center at Temple lete. Through team, group, and individual meet- University is to assist all student athletes in their ings, these SAAASC staff members monitor development as individuals and as acve mem- academic and athlec eligibility and encourage bers of the University community. The Center students to strive for academic excellence and Nick Plack will provide an environment that fosters student personal growth. All student athletes meet with Rebekah Gingras Senior Academic Advisor Senior Academic Advisor athletes’ personal, academic, and social growth. the academic advisors and academic coordina- The Center will also support student athletes by tors to discuss academic and athlec eligibility, coordinang and providing the resources and changing/declaring a major, faculty issues and opportunies for them to develop and refine course selecon. the skills needed to achieve their personal and In addition to advising services, the fol- academic goals. lowing support services are provided by the The Student Athlete Academic Advising SAAASC staff through regular individual and and Support Center promotes academic excel- team meetings: lence by ensuring student athletes’ welfare and Tamra Greer Allison Vendt by empowering student athletes in their deci- • Educate student athletes about Temple Academic Advisor Academic Advisor sion-making and development of life skills. Stu- University resources, opportunies, and dent athletes will be accountable and services responsible members of Temple University and • Assess transion from high school adjust- the surrounding community. ment, academic progress, and overall aca- To achieve this mission, the Student Ath- demic, personal, and social well being lete Academic Advising and Support Center has • Monitor academic performance, including five major objecves: regular contact with faculty and reviewing progress reports • To assist all student athletes in graduang • Assist with all academic maers, focusing Jacob Long Nilzarrel Townsend from Temple University on degree compleon in four years Learning Specialist Learning Specialist • To protect and maintain academic integrity • Develop plans to accomplish academic and to ensure compliance with all NCAA, goals Conference, and University policies • Refer students to appropriate faculty, aca- • To assist student athletes in overcoming in- demic departments, campus resources, dividual challenges and to support them as and advisors they strive to fulfill their personal and aca- • Discuss team travel and academic respon- demic potenal sibilies • To ensure that student athletes complete • Coordinate tutoring services when appropriate their experience at Temple University with College academic advisors (CAA) are enhanced academic, personal, and social Kimberly Marsh equally as important as the athlec academic skills Certifying Officer • To prepare student athletes to become use- advisors. Oen student athletes will need to ob- ful and producve members of their com- tain informaon from both sources in order to munies best evaluate degree progress and eligibility. Temple University is commied to provid- ing student-athletes with the necessary support Cheryl Cummings The Cerfying Officer is responsible for re- Administrative Asst. viewing all student athletes each semester to services to succeed. However, academic success cerfy degree progression, NCAA registraon is ulmately the responsibility of each student- athlete.

114 Athletic Facilities Joseph V. Labolito Joseph V.

The has been the home of the Temple men’s and women’s basketball teams—along with concerts, commence- ment, and other events—since 1997.

McGonigle Hall McGonigle-Pearson Hall Athletic Complex Summer 1969 marked the first use of Temple University’s physi- cal education and athletics building, located in the Ambler Sports Complex heart of the Main Campus Track at Broad Street and Mont- gomery Avenue. The com- plex currently houses a weight room and training facilities, as well as facilities for teaching, research, student recreation and athletic competition. The Temple volleyball, fencing and men’s and women’s gymnastics squads play their home competitions in McGonigle Hall. In 2009-10, the women’s basket- The Pavillon ball team will play seven games in McGonigle Hall.

The Convocation Center seats 11,000 for Ambler Sports Complex convocations, commencements and con- Temple’s picturesque Ambler Campus plays certs; 10,206 for basketball games; and up host to the University’s men’s and women’s soccer Skip Wilson Field to 3,500 for theater and dance. The theater teams as well as baseball and softball. On January configuration is named for benefactress Es- 14, 2003, Upper Dublin Township gave final ap- ther Boyer Griswold. proval to Temple University’s plans to construct The Liacouras Center NCAA-standard soccer, baseball and softball fields The Liacouras Center is a four-building com- Geasey Field at the Ambler Campus. Baseball and softball plex that includes a Convocation Center, the Inde- The AstroTurf on Geasey Field is one of the opened play in the spring of 2004 while the Owl pendence Blue Cross Student Recreation Center, largest permanent AstroTurf surfaces in the world, soccer teams started in the fall of 2004. 1700 North Broad Street and the Entertainment covering over 156,000 square feet. The lighted fa- “We are very pleased to provide our student- Community Center with retail shops, a 1,200-car cility at 15th and Norris Streets serves as the home athletes with a first-class facility at the Ambler Cam- parking garage, and a live-music restaurant. The of Temple field hockey and lacrosse, in addition to pus,” said Temple director of athletics Bill Bradshaw. Center has been designed as a venue for culture, an alternate football practice site. After a major “Our coaches are very excited to bring their teams sports, entertainment, commerce and education. renovation in the summer of 2009, a brand new to Montgomery County to expose the suburban turf is now in place at the field. audience to NCAA Division I athletics.” 115 Director of Athletics

Bill Bradshaw The Bradshaw File Twenty-five Temple teams have advanced to Education NCAA Tournament play during his tenure. La Salle University, B.S. in pre-law (‘69) The athletic department has enhanced effi- All-America baseball player (signed a ciency, productivity and strategic planning through professional contract with the Washing- organizational efforts under Bradshaw that added ton Senators) eight new senior staff members. A comprehensive Niagara University, M.S. in guidance and operations and procedures manual has been de- career counseling (‘72) veloped, and athletics has exceeded its revenue budget in each of the past six years. Served as head baseball coach (1972-74); Recognizing the accomplishments of Temple’s Director of Alumni (1974-76) student-athletes is a point of emphasis under Brad- shaw. The department of athletics holds its annual “Breakfast of Champions” to honor those who have Athletics Administration excelled both athletically and academically by Director of Athletics, La Salle University “committing to excellence” in April. 1978-86 Won MAAC Commissioner’s Cup Temple ranked third among NCAA Division I three times; 28 conference institutions in student-athlete graduation rate championships;10 NCAA Tourna- above its student body in 2003-04, and had the ment bids; 90 percent student- fifth highest increase in student-athlete graduation athlete graduation rate rate that year. In 2006, Temple was one of 10 Divi- Director of Athletics, DePaul University Since 2005 arguably no athletic department sion 1-A institutions to earn the Overall Excellence 1986-02 29 NCAA Tournament bids; 88% in Division 1-A has gone through more transition in Diversity Award bestowed by the Laboratory for graduation rate; Instrumental in than Temple University. The Owls have moved into Diversity in Sport at Texas A&M University. In the formation of Great Midwest a new football conference, and hired new coaches spring of 2009, Temple received 11 perfect APR Conference and Conference USA; in nine sports, including football, men's basketball, scores, including men’s basketball, while football Facilities enhancement (on-campus and women’s basketball. Thankfully, Temple has posted its highest APR score in school history. Tem- intercollegiate athletic center in had one of the most respected and experienced ple Athletics received full recertification from the 2000) administrators in college athletics at the helm in Bill NCAA. Director of Athletics, Temple University Bradshaw. Appointed the University’s eighth Di- In 2009, Temple became the only non-Bowl 2002-09 Facilitated University’s move to rector of Athletics on June 27, 2002, the NACDA Championship Series school (out of 12 institutions) Past President begins his 32nd year as a Division I to have both its men’s and women’s basketball MAC for football; 12 NCAA Tourna- athletics director. In June 2008, Bradshaw received teams in NCAA Tournament play for the last two ment bids; Instituted Breakfast of a contract extension through 2011-12. seasons. Champions to honor student- Prior to his arrival in Owl Country he spent 16 Temple athletics has also undertaken a athletes; Hosted 2005 NCAA WBB years as Director of Athletics at DePaul University in greater role in community service under Bradshaw. Regional, 2004 NCAA WBB First & Chicago and nine years in the same position at his Via the Owl Outreach program, student-athletes Second Rounds and 2003 NCAA alma mater, La Salle University (‘69) have provided volunteer service to numerous com- Men’s Gymnastics Championships “At Temple, we believe that Intercollegiate munity and non-profit organizations, including Big Athletics should play an integral part in the educa- Brothers/Big Sisters, Temple Children’s Medical tional mission of the University. In this light, we Center and the School District of Philadelphia. Awards & Organizations look to keep pace with the unprecedented growth Bradshaw has also been responsible for up- 1992-01 Exec. Committee, National and commitment to excellence of the University ,” grades to Temple’s athletic facilities. He supervised Association of Collegiate Directors of said Bradshaw. “We strive to be nationally-com- the design and construction of the athletic complex Athletics (NACDA) petitive at the highest level of Division I athletics, on the Ambler Campus, featuring fields and ameni- 1995 Inducted into La Salle University and believe that our success will be directly related ties for the men’s and women’s soccer, baseball Hall of Fame to the quality of our coaches and staff, combined and softball teams. He has also overseen the foot- 1997 Chair, Pigskin Classic with our ability to dramatically increase and create ball program’s move to as 1998 Gen Robert R. Neyland Award for sources of revenue to support our vision. well as the addition of a new state-of-the-art foot- Athletic Directors, “We have many things in place now as we ball practice field at Edberg-Olson Hall, courtesy of All-American Football Foundation move forward. An unwavering University commit- a private fund drive. 2000 Named one of 10 Sports Ethics ment as evidenced by the recent support of 1-A Temple athletics has also displayed its hospi- Fellows of the Year by USA Today football, state-of-the-art facilities; and one of the tality under Bradshaw, hosting the 2005 NCAA most diverse, dedicated staffs in all of intercolle- Women’s Basketball Philadelphia Regional as well 2001-02 President, NACDA giate athletics have given Temple University ath- as the first and second rounds of the 2004 NCAA 2001-02 Chair, Conference USA letics a solid foundation for future success.” Women’s Basketball Tournament and the 2003 Athletics Directors Bradshaw’s seven years at Temple have pro- NCAA Men’s Gymnastics Championships. Temple 2003 Western New York Baseball duced numerous highlights, most notably the an- has also been selected to host the 2011 NCAA Hall of Fame nouncement on May 17, 2005 that the University women's Basketball Philadelphia Regional as well 2003-05 Chair, NACDA Site Selection will join the Mid-American Conference as a foot- as the 2013 NCAA Men's Basketball First and Sec- Committee ball-only member and the recent hirings of Al ond Round games at the Wachovia center. 2006 Inducted into Niagara Catholic Golden, Fran Dunphy, and Tonya Cardoza, as well Bradshaw, who also owns a master’s degree High School Hall of Fame as eight senior staffers, among several prominent in guidance and counseling from Niagara Univer- 2008 Inducted into Niagara Falls Sports hires. The Black Coaches’ Association gave Temple sity (‘72), resides in Radnor, Pa., with his wife, Hall of Fame a grade of “A” for the search process of the three Yvette and three children, Billy (14), Paige (12) and coaching hires. Connor (11). 116 Athletics Administration Eleanor Myers Herman Frazier Eric Roedl NCAA Faculty Senior Associate Senior Associate AD Representative AD/Administration

Beasley School of Herman Frazier is in his Eric Roedl is in his Law Associate Professor second year as Senior Asso- seventh year at Temple Eleanor Myers is in her ciate Athletic Director for and third as Senior As- fourth year as Temple Uni- Sports Administration at sociate Athletic Direc- versity’s faculty athletics Temple University. The tor. In his position, representative. The NCAA Philadelphia native previously served six years as the Roedl is responsible for the administration of requires each member institution to appoint a fac- Director of Athletics at Hawai’i. the $26 million athletic department budget, ulty athletics representative to represent the institu- The 54-year-old Frazier began his athletic ad- the athletic business office, marketing and pro- tion and its faculty in its relationships with the NCAA ministration career immediately upon graduation motions, ticket sales and operations, and cor- and its athletic conferences. In her role as FAR, she from Arizona State, joining the Sun Devil staff as an porate sponsorships also chairs the Temple’s Advisory Committee on In- assistant director of events and facilities in 1977. His Prior to his arrival at Temple, Roedl tercollegiate Athletics. 23 years on the ASU athletic staff would see him served as associate director of athletic busi- Myers joined Temple’s law faculty in 1993. She move up the ranks, eventually serving as Senior As- ness affairs at The College of William & Mary specializes in Professional Responsibility and business sociate Athletic Director for Business Operations. from 2000-03. He had previously worked in the courses. She has won awards for curriculum design Frazier left ASU in 2000 to become the Direc- accounting firm of Ernst & Young in New York and for teaching. She has also consulted and taught tor of Athletics at the University of Alabama-Birm- City for two years, where he earned New York internationally in China, Japan, Rome and the Philip- ingham. Frazier was named the Director of Athletics State CPA certification. pines. Previously, Myers served as Temple’s associ- at Hawai'i in 2002 and in his six years at UH, he A former tennis team captain and aca- ate university counsel from 1983 to 1989 with guided Warrior athletics to unparalleled success demic all-Big East selection as a undergradu- responsibility for technology transfer, business ne- with the football team earning a spot in the 2008 ate at Villanova University (‘97), Roedl earned gotiations and health care issues. Prior to joining Sugar Bowl following an unbeaten regular season. a master of sport administration degree from Temple’s faculty, Myers held teaching fellow posts at An eight-time All-American track performer the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill the University of Pennsylvania and Stanford Univer- at ASU, Frazier was the leadoff runner for the (‘01) and a master of business administration sity and handled securities and antitrust class action 1976 Olympic Gold Medal-winning 4x400 relay. degree from William & Mary (‘03). litigation for a Philadelphia law firm. Myers holds a bachelor degree and a law degree (magna cum laude) from the University of Pennsylvania.

Larry Dougherty Kristen Foley Sherryta Freeman Associate AD / Associate AD/SWA Associate AD / Communications Compliance & Kristen Foley returns Student Services Larry Dougherty is for her 10th year at TU, where she oversees the ad- in his seventh year at Sherryta Freeman is Temple and third as As- ministration of 14 of sports, in her fifth year at Temple sociate Athletic Director including budget construc- and her third year as Asso- for Communications at tion, scheduling contests, ciate Athletic Director for Temple. In his position, and evaluation of coaches. Compliance and Student Dougherty oversees the communications and She also is the liaison to the Office of the Provost re- Services at Temple. athletic publications of the University’s 24- garding the Student-Athlete Academic Advising and Freeman oversees all aspects of the depart- ment’s compliance efforts with conference and sport Division I-A athletic program. Support Center. Foley serves as a member of four Atlantic 10 NCAA rules and regulations. She works to educate Dougherty joined the Owls’ staff after coaches, administrators and student-athletes in re- Committees: Management, Championships & Equity, serving 15 years in the media relations office gards to new rules and regulations as well as the pro- at Saint Joseph’s, the last eight as the school’s Lacrosse, and Women’s Rowing, where she presides cessing of NCAA and conference waivers on behalf assistant athletic director for media relations. as chair. Previously, she chaired the NCAA Fencing of student-athletes. She also oversees all student- Prior to SJU, he served as the SID at Nicholls Committee (2004-06) and was a member of the athlete leadership and life skill development pro- State for one year and as the information di- NCAA Women’s Basketball Rules Committee from gramming which includes the Student-Athlete rector of the East Coast Conference for two 2002-06. Foley was the Tournament Director for the Advisory Committee (SAAC) and the CHAMPS/Life years. Active in regional and national organiza- 2005 Women’s Basketball Regional and 2004 First and Skills Program. In addition, Freeman serves as a member of Academic Advisory Committee for the tions, Dougherty served as chair of the organ- Second Rounds. Appointed to her current position in 2000, Foley entered athletic administration with 13 Atlantic 10 Conference. izing committee for the 2009 ECAC-SIDA Prior to arriving at the Temple, Freeman years of Division I women’s basketball coaching ex- Workshop held in Avalon, N.J., and the 2005 served as the assistant athletic director/compliance CoSIDA Workshop held in Philadelphia. perience, including a five-year stint as head coach at at Dartmouth College. The Hillside, N.J., native Dougherty is also the first vice president of Temple (1995-00). earned her bachelor’s degree in environmental CoSIDA. Foley earned her bachelor’s degree (1986) and studies from Dartmouth in 2001 and a master’s de- He earned both his bachelor’s (1982) and a master’s degree in Educational Administration gree in sport management at the University of Mas- executive MBA (1994) degrees from Saint (1991) from Rutgers. She helped lead RU to Elite Eight sachusetts – Amherst in 2004. Freeman was a Joseph’s. His father, Andy, also served as the appearances in 1986 and 1987, and was named to member of two Ivy League women’s basketball the All-East Regional team in 1986. championship teams, making two appearances in SID at SJU from 1972-81. the Division I NCAA Tournament. 117 Athletics Administration Scott Koskoski John Baum Kelli Sheesley Associate AD / Assistant AD / Assistant AD / Development Major Gifts Publications

Scott Koskoski was John Baum, Temple Pennsylvania native named the Associate Direc- basketball’s all-time lead- Kelli Sheesley, who spent tor of Athletics for Develop- ing rebounder and cap- the last five years as the ment at Temple University tain of the 1969 NIT Director of Publications at in December 2008. The Championship team, is in the United States Naval Pennsylvania native previously served as the assistant his sixth year as Assistant Athletic Director for Academy, has returned to her home state to be- athletics director for development at the University Major Gifts. Baum’s appointment took him come Assistant Athletic Director for Publications . of Tennessee at Chattanooga, where he secured sev- across North Broad Street from the University’s Sheesley, who grew up in Beavertown, Pa., eral transformational gifts in support of the Mocs’ Office of Development, where he had worked administers the day-to-day operations of the pub- athletics program. His previous service includes stops since 1985, recently serving as director of major lications process at Temple, while also serving as at James Madison, Niagara and Robert Morris. gifts. the media contact for tennis, and softball. At Temple, Koskoski directs all athletics devel- In 2003, Baum raised close to $1 million for While at Navy, Sheesley was responsible for opment efforts, including the Owl Club organization, the University through endowments and schol- the design and layout of materials for 31 varsity board and volunteer management, capital project arships. He was also instrumental in establishing sport programs, while working closely with the development and affinity group relations, including the John Chaney Endowed Scholarship Fund. The marketing and promotions department, as well as former student-athletes. Koskoski completed a re- Philadelphia native and Big 5 Hall of Famer also Navy’s booster program, the Blue & Gold Club. Her organization of the Owl Club in Spring 2009 to more completed his tenth season as color analyst on publications have been cited 19 times in the last accurately align with the Athletics Department’s vi- the Owls’ men’s basketball broadcasts in 2007- four years by CoSIDA in district or national contests. sion, values and needs. 08. A three-time all-city selection, he was en- In 2008-09, three of her media guide covers re- Koskoski is a 2000 graduate of Mercyhurst Col- shrined in the Temple Hall of Fame in 1979. ceived "Best in the Nation" awards while her 2008 lege in Erie, Pa., with a degree in communications. Baum was drafted in both the NBA and Navy sprint football media guide and 2009 men’s Koskoski earned his master's degree in sport man- ABA. He played in the NBA for three seasons with lacrosse media guide were ranked first nationally. agement from Robert Morris. He is a member of the Chicago Bulls (1969-72) before competing in Prior to her work at Navy, Sheesley spent six NACDA, NAADD and CASE, past chair of the South- the ABA for three years with New Jersey (1972- years at Bucknell University as Assistant Director ern Conference Development Directors and com- 74) and Indiana (1974-75). of Athletic Communications. Sheesley is a graduate pleted the 2008 NACDA Mentoring Institute for of Juniata College (’98), where she was a four-year aspiring athletics directors. letterwinner in softball and was the team’s MVP her senior season. Lee Roberts Al Shrier Scott Walcoff Assistant AD / Special Assistant Assistant AD / Facilities to the Director Marketing of Athletics Now in his 25th year Scott Walcoff is in at Temple, Lee Roberts Al Shrier is the dean his fifth year as Assistant serves as the Assistant among national college Athletic Director for Mar- Athletic Director for Facili- sports information direc- keting and Promotions at ties and Event Manage- tors with 56 years of serv- Temple University. ment. In this role, Roberts oversees the ice. In 2004, his years of dedication to Temple Walcoff is responsible for coordinating media maintenance and upkeep of the University’s athletic University were rewarded as he was immortalized buys, placing print advertisements, negotiating facilities, both on the main and Ambler campuses, with his own bobblehead doll to become the first ad- radio/television promotional support, and creating as well as serving as the department’s liaison with ministrator in the history of NCAA athletics to be so group sale and community initiatives to increase The Liacouras Center. honored. ticket sales. He also develops season ticket cam- The veteran administrator manages the game Shrier officially retired from his position as Tem- paigns, oversees game-day promotions and give- ple SID on June 30, 1995, but due to necessity, re- operations of all athletic events. He has helped to aways, as well as supervises the Temple Spirit Squad. turned to the post during the 1995-96 academic facilitate numerous conference and national com- year. He remains at the University in the role of spe- In his time at Temple, Walcoff has won two petitions that Temple has hosted during that time, cial assistant to the director of athletics and is in National Association of Collegiate Marketing Ad- including the 2004 NCAA Women’s Basketball first charge of credentials, media services and hospital- ministrators (NACMA) awards; one for his creation and second rounds and the 2005 NCAA Women’s ity at Temple sporting events. of “Hooter the Owl’s Birthday Party” theme at a Basketball Philadelphia Regional. The 1953 TU grad is a member of the College Temple Basketball game; the other for the develop- Roberts, a 1982 graduate of Temple, joined Sports Information Directors of Amer- ment of last season’s “Temple Basketball – Five the Owl staff in 1984 as director of football opera- ica, Temple University, Philadelphia Months of Christmas” campaign. tions, a position he held for 12 years before moving Big 5, Pennsylvania and Philadelphia Walcoff, a 1997 graduate of the S.I. Newhouse into his current position. His role as director of foot- Jewish Sports Halls of Fame. He was School of Public Communications at Syracuse Uni- ball operations, which entailed overseeing the Divi- the 2009 recipient of ECAC’s Pete versity, previously served as director of marketing sion I-A program’s day-to-day operations, helped to Nevins Award for Distinguished and public relations for the Liacouras Center for four groom him for his current post. Achievement. Shrier is past president years. He also spent time as a marketing coordina- of the Philadelphia Sports Writers As- tor for Comcast-Spectacor, as a promotions coordi- sociation. The Media Room at The Li- nator for Ticketmaster, as well as a writer/editor for acouras Center is named in his honor. both the Media Theatre for the Performing Arts and 118 The Sports Network." Head Coaches

Bob Bertucci Tonya Cardoza Joe DiPietro Fran Dunphy Nikki Franke Women’s Volleyball Women’s Basketball Softball Men’s Basketball Fencing

Al Golden Tim Hagan Amanda Janney Matthew Jelley David Jones Football Women’s Crew Field Hockey Cross Country Women’s Soccer

David MacWilliams Steve Mauro Eric Mobley Aaron Murphy Bonnie Rosen Men’s Soccer Men’s & Women’s Men’s & Women’s Women’s Gymnastics Women’s Lacrosse Tennis Track and Field

Brian Quinn Fred Turoff Rob Valli Gavin White Men’s Golf Men’s Gymnastics Baseball Men’s Crew

119 Athletics Staff

Joe Agnello Pat Albright Jared Backus Bradley Baker Carlos Bates Clayton Cochrane Patrice Cohill Assistant Coach, Administrative Asst., Assistant Coach, Assistant Coach, Marketing/Promotions Assistant Director, Secretary, Baseball Director of Athletics Football Fencing Coordinator Ticket Operations Football Recruiting

Caitlin Council Essie Davis Tom Deahn Tony Decker Andrew Dees Laura DeZolt Mark D’Onofrio Assistant Coach, Secretary, Director of Operations, Head Strength and Assistant Coach, Assistant Coach, Assistant Coach, Women’s Gymnastics Men’s Basketball Football Conditioning Coach Football Softball Football

Fran Duffy Dave Duke Ed Foley Tyree Foreman Patti Frey Dan Gale Peter Gergo, III Video Coordinator, Assistant Coach, Assistant Coach, Assistant Coach, Associate Director, Events and Projects Assistant Coach, Football Men’s Basketball Football Football Development Coordinator Men’s Crew

Kevin Gilbride Frederika Girsang Owen Godfrey Linda Gordon Kevin Gross Nadia Harvin Nicole Heileman Assistant Coach, Assistant Coach, Director, Assistant Business Assistant Coach, Secretary, Assistant Athletic Football Tennis Ticket Operations Manager Men’s Crew Football Trainer 120 Todd Hoffard Mark Johnson Rob Johnson Paul Kelley Matt Langel Bai Qing Liu Theo Maes Assistant Coach, Assistant Coach, Assistant Coach, Athletic Equipment Assistant Coach, Assistant Coach, Assistant Coach, Women’s Soccer Men’s Track & Field Men’s Soccer Supervisor Men’s Basketball Volleyball Men’s Gymnastics

Shameka Marshall Travis McCormack Ryan McNamee Randy Melvin Harry Metzinger Vicki Miles Nicole Moore Assistant Coach, Assistant Athletic Director of Player Assistant Coach, Business Assistant Director, Assistant Coach, Cross Country, Track & Field Trainer Development, Football Football Manager Marketing & Promotions Lacrosse

Matt Rhule Beth Riley Chuck Ristano Alexiss Robinson Sandy Rodville Chris Rumer Jennifer Sekellick Assistant Coach, Assistant Coach, Assistant Coach, Assistant Director, Office Manager, Director of Compliance Football Field Hockey Baseball Compliance Sports Medicine Corporate Sales Coordinator

Steve Spiro Dwight Stansbury Beverly Tinsley Shawn Trice Jen Wesson Karen Williams Paul Williams Assistant Athletic Head Athletic Administrative Specialist, Assistant Coach, Assistant Coach, Assistant Director, Assistant Coach, Football Trainer Trainer Sports Administration Men’s Basketball Women’s Crew Facilities 121 Athletics Staff/Staff Directory TEMPLE ATHLETICS 1700 North Broad Street, Fourth Floor Philadelphia, PA 19122

Phone number is 215-204-______and e-mail is

Jeff Wilson Bob Woll Michelle Young Chet Zukowski @temple.edu unless otherwise noted. Director of Operations, Assistant Coach, Assistant Director, Director of Men’s Basketball Men’s Golf Development Corporate Fulfillment

UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION TICKETING President, Dr. Ann Weaver Hart...... 7405 ...... president Director of Ticket Operations, Owen Godfrey ...... 8499 ...... tickets Provost, Lisa Staiano-Cocio...... 5156 ...... provost Asst. Director, Ticket Operations, Clayton Cochrane ...... 4271 ...... tickets ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION SPORTS MEDICINE Director of Athletics, Bill Bradshaw ...... 9333...... bill.bradshaw Team Physician, Dr. Ray A. Moyer...... 707-2111...... rmoyer NCAA Faculty Representative, Eleanor Myers ...... 1923...... emyers Head Athletic Trainer, Dwight Stansbury ...... 0873...... dstansbu Senior Assoc. AD, Administration, Herman Frazier...... 8555...... herman.frazier Assistant Athletic Trainer, Nicole Heileman ...... 0873 ...... pickel Senior Associate AD, Eric Roedl ...... 3837 ...... eroedl Assistant Athletic Trainer, Mischa Jemionek...... 7444 ...... mischa.jemionek Assoc. AD, SWA, Kristen Foley ...... 2433...... kristen.foley Assistant Athletic Trainer, Travis McCormack ...... 7444 ...... tmccorma Admin. Asst., Director of Athletics, Pat Albright...... 9333...... pat.albright Assistant Athletic Trainer, Steve Spiro...... 7402...... sspiro Administrative Specialist, Athletics, Beverly Tinsley...... 2571...... btinsley Office Manager, Sports Medicine, Sandy Rodville...... 9302...... srodville Graduate Extern, Christina Benson...... 7444 ...... tina.benson ATHLETIC FACILITIES Graduate Extern, Kathleen Cicia ...... 7444 ...... kathleen.cicia Asst. AD, Facilities Lee Roberts ...... 7250...... lroberts Graduate Extern, Lisa Haug ...... 9327..crewlove11@hotmail Asst. Director for Facilities, Karen Williams ...... 3147 ...... kwilli00 Graduate Extern, John Poulos...... 7444 ...... john.poulos Graduate Extern, Robert Stiles ...... 3147 ...... robert.stiles Graduate Extern, Leslie Robinson...... 7444 ...... leslie.robinson ATHLETIC FUNDRAISING STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING Assoc. AD, Development, Scott Koskoski...... 3860...... scottk Head Strength and Conditioning, Tony Decker...... 6419...... adecker Asst. AD, Major Gifts, John Baum...... 3466 ...... john.baum Assoc. Director of Development,, Patti Frey...... 2585...... patti.frey Graduate Extern, Steve Brindle ...... 6649 ...... stephen.brindle Asst. Director of Development, Michelle Young...... 6267 ...... michelle.young Graduate Extern, Marc Proto...... 6649...... marc.proto Events and Projects Coordinator, Dan Gale ...... 2587...... dan.gale ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Supervisor, Equipment Manager, Paul Kelley ...... 0874 ...... paul.kelley Assoc. AD, Media Relations, Larry Dougherty ...... 2588 ...... larrydoc Graduate Extern, Equipment, Brendan Armstrong...... 7108 ...... b.strong Special Asst. to Athletic Director, Al Shrier ...... 2222 ...... ashrier5 Asst. AD, Publications, Kelli Sheesley ...... 9149 ...... kelli.sheesley VIDEO Assoc. Dir., Media Relations, Cathy Bongiovi...... 1608...... cathyb Video Coordinator, Fran Duffy...... 0871 ...... francis.duffy Assoc. Dir., Media Relations, Karen Auerbach ...... 3850...... kauerbach Graduate Extern, Alex Samuelian ...... 7446 ...... asamuelian HEAD COACHES Baseball, Rob Valli...... 8639...... rvalli ACADEMIC SUPPORT FOR STUDENT-ATHLETES Women’s Basketball, Tonya Cardoza...... 1955...... tcardoza Director, Center for Academic Advising, Kim Miller ...... 9840...... kimmill Men’s Basketball, Fran Dunphy ...... 7443 ...... fdunphy Senior Academic Advisor, Shawn Fegan ...... 2514 ...... sfegan Women’s Crew, Tim Hagan ...... 3692 ...... thagan Senior Academic Advisor, Rebekah Gingras...... 9841...... rgingras Men’s Crew, Gavin White...... 1751...... gavwhite Senior Academic Advisor, Nick Plack ...... 7413...... nplack Fencing, Nikki Franke...... 1627 ...... nfranke Academic Advisor, Tamra Greer ...... 3119...... tgreer Field Hockey, Amanda Janney...... 6288...... ajanney Academic Advisor, Allison Vendt ...... 4966 ...... avendt Football, Al Golden ...... 0855 ...... nharvin Learning Specialist, Jacob Long...... 4591...... jacob.long Golf, Brian Quinn ...... 8224 ...... bqgolf08 Learning Specialist, Nilzarrel Townsend...... 9326 ...... ntownsend Women’s Gymnastics, Aaron Murphy ...... 6667...... murph Certifying Officer, Kimberly Marsh ...... 2507...... kmarsh Men’s Gymnastics, Fred Turoff ...... 7452 ...... fturoff Secretary, Academic Support, Cheryl Cummings...... 9002 ...... cheryl.cummings Women’s Lacrosse, Bonnie Rosen ...... 6668 ...... bonnie8 Men’s Soccer, David MacWilliams ...... 8477 ...... coachmac COMPLIANCE/STUDENT SERVICES Women’s Soccer, David Jones...... 3162 ...... socjones Assoc. AD, Compliance & SS, Sherryta Freeman ...... 4923 ...... sherryta Softball, Joe DiPietro ...... 8742...... dipietro Asst. Dir., Compliance and SS, Alexiss Robinson ...... 2790...... alexissr Men’s and Women’s Tennis, Steve Mauro ...... 0157 ...... sjmauro Compliance & SS Coordinator, Jennifer Sekellick...... 3471 ...... whitejen Men’s and Women’s Track and XC, Eric Mobley ...... 8258 ...... emobley Graduate Extern, Kristy Bannon ...... 5668...... ncaacomp Volleyball, Bob Bertucci...... 0476 ...... templevb BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION SUPPORT STAFF Business Manager, Harry Metzinger...... 2489...... harry.metzinger Director of Football Operations, Tom Deahn...... 0857 ...... tdeahn Assistant Business Manager, Linda Gordon ...... 6913...... rgordon Dir. of FB Player Development, Ryan McNamee...... 0859 ...... ryan.mcnamee Dir. of Men’s Basketball Operations, Jeff Wilson ...... 3148...... jrwilson MARKETING & PROMOTIONS/CORPORATE SALES Dir. of Women’s Basketball Operations, Jim Gillespie...... 8739 ...... jgillespie Asst. AD, Marketing and Promotions, Scott Walcoff ...... 0544 ...... swalcoff Secretary, Men’s Basketball, Essie Davis...... 7443 ...... edavis02 Director of Corporate Sales, Chris Rumer...... 2586...... crumer Secretary, Women’s Basketball, Jowanna Gardner...... 1955...... jowanna Corporate Fulfillment, Chet Zukowski ...... 6912...... chet.zukowski Secretary, Head Football Coach, Nadia Harvin ...... 0858 ...... nharvin Asst. Director, Marketing, Vicki Miles...... 6710...... vicki.miles Secretary, Football Recruiting, Patrice Cohill...... 0878...... pcohill Marketing Coordinator, Carlos Bates...... 4272...... cdbates Graduate Extern, Mike Bamonti ...... 4270 ...... michael.bamonti 122