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Driving the Bronco Golf Team to Excellence FSU Golf Coach Mcdougal Reaches Legendary Status The magazine for Fayetteville State University Alumni and Friends FALL/WINTER 2011-12 Driving the Bronco Golf Team to Excellence FSU Golf Coach McDougal reaches legendary status. Proud to be serving those who serve our country Fayetteville State University FSU takes pride in announcing the opening of The Student Veteran’s Center Meeting the needs of our veterans through a diversity of services facilitating the smooth transition from military to higher education Located across from the main campus in Bronco Square Plaza, Suite 102 www.uncfsu.edu 1200 Murchison Road, Fayetteville, NC 28301 Proud to be a member of the 17-campus University of North Carolina system. Proud to be FS&U Magazine is published by the Contents Fayetteville State University Division of Institutional Advancement, Office of Marketing and Special Events. Address: 1200 Murchison Road A SALUTE TO ATHLETICS Fayetteville, NC 28301 Golf Coach Achieves Legendary Status .......................................................3 Phone: 910-672-1838 Fax: 910-672-1989 Thompson’s Dream Continues at Fayetteville State ....................................5 Former FSU Star Reflects on First NFL Season ..........................................6 We welcome story ideas by email to: [email protected] or Henderson Guides Lady Broncos to Historic 600th Win ..............................8 [email protected] Alum Jamal Austin Makes Name as Pro Basketball Trainer.........................9 Chancellor ADMINISTRATION James A. Anderson Federal Budget Cuts Aimed at Title III ........................................................11 Editor Northwest Halifax H.S. Dedicates Building to FSU ....................................12 Dr. Bertha H. Miller FSU Names New Vice Chancellor for Institutional Advancement ..............13 Executive Assistant to the Chancellor/ Trustee Spotlight: Retired Lt. Col. Donald Porter ......................................14 Institutional Advancement Trustee Spotlight: Vedas Neal ...................................................................15 Associate Editors Hats Off to the CIAA! Chancellor’s 2012 Celebration .................................16 Ben C. Minter Director of Marketing and ACADEMICS Special Events Secretary of Education Delivers 22nd Winter Commencement Address ...18 Jeffery M. Womble SACSCOC Renews FSU’s Accreditation for 10 Years ...............................20 Director of Public Relations The Graduate School Prepares Students for STEM Careers.....................21 Writers FSU Graduate School Increases Recruitment Strategies ..........................22 Curtis B. Charles School of Education Hosts Successful Fund-Raising Banquet ..................23 Renee Stinson Hall FSU Journalism Students Visit the White House .......................................25 Dorothy Hardy Alex Podlogar CAS Faculty and Staff Provide Finances to Students ................................27 Jeffery M. Womble FSU’s CDHS Hosts First National Security Alumni Symposium .................28 serving those who serve our country Assistant VC for Student Retention Named ...............................................30 Fayetteville State University is FSU Social Work Program Wins Competitive Military Award .....................30 committed to equality of educational opportunity and does not discriminate against applicants, students, or Fayetteville State University STUDENT LIFE employees based on race, color, national origin, religion, age, or Photography Students Showcased Nationally............................................31 disability. It is the policy of Fayetteville Supply and Demand Video Contest Finalists .............................................32 State University to create diversity among its student body by recruiting FSU takes pride in announcing the opening of Fayetteville State Cadet Tapped to be Solider Hero ...................................33 and enrolling students without Jalynn Jones Named HBCU Freshman Leader of the Year .......................33 regard to race, gender, or ethnicity. Fall Preview Gives Prospective Students a Look at FSU ...........................34 Applicants of all races, gender and ethnic backgrounds are encouraged The Student Veteran’s Center Brinkley Captures the Throne .....................................................................35 to apply for enrollment. New HOSA Organization Makes an Impact................................................36 Meeting the needs of our veterans through a diversity of services Fayetteville State University is proud facilitating the smooth transition from military to higher education Student Gains Lucrative Job with FDIC......................................................38 to be a constituent institution of The University of North Carolina. Located across from the main campus in Bronco Square Plaza, Suite 102 ALUMNI FSU Alumna Celebrates 100th Birthday .....................................................39 www.uncfsu.edu The White and Blue Section .......................................................................40 25,000 Copies of this public document www.uncfsu.edu were printed at a cost of $.81 per copy. 1200 Murchison Road, Fayetteville, NC 28301 Proud to be a member of the 17-campus University of North Carolina system. FALL/WINTER 2012 1 From the Chancellor’s Desk Dear FSU Alumni, Family and Friends, We have just completed another semester at Fayetteville State University (FSU) and more than 500 graduates joined the ranks of alumni during the 22nd Winter Commencement. We anticipate an even greater number for the upcoming Spring commencement. I am pleased to say that our world-class faculty has prepared these men and women to be ambassadors and advocates of the FSU brand worldwide. They have also equipped them with the tools to be change agents in this global world in which we live. We were honored to have as our commencement speaker United States Secretary of Education Arne Duncan. Many institutions nationwide requested the services of Secretary Duncan, but he selected to be with us because of our outstanding track record in the area of teacher education. His presence demonstrates that he and his colleagues on Capitol Hill believe in the quality of educators FSU produces and the impact we are making in this critical field. Even though we are entering our fourth year of budget cuts with the possibility of more on the horizon, I am optimistic of what the future holds for FSU. In the fall, two new buildings that will forever change the landscape of this institution will be completed. Renaissance Hall, a 336-bed living and learning center, will open. Also scheduled for completion is the $25 million Science and Technology Center, a grand facility that will become the centerpiece for an already beautiful and inviting campus. In the coming months, we will begin renovations to the Rudolph Jones Student Center. Some of the proposed enhancements will include expansion of the student dining hall and the addition of a multi-purpose ballroom that will enable the University family and community to have formal and semi-formal functions. The content of this issue of FS&U magazine will give you an even better idea of the tremendous strides and achievements this institution is making in academics, athletics, and student life. Our cover story is acknowledging legendary FSU golf Coach Raymond McDougal, who recently coached FSU to its 26th CIAA Championship. His history of winning in this sport is unparalleled in the conference. The FSU family is truly proud of him and his remarkable accomplishment. This issue also spotlights many of our outstanding alumni who continue to demonstrate their love, loyalty, and financial commitment through their service to FSU and to the communities in which they live. Please continue to support our scholarship fund raising efforts. It is indeed a great time to be a proud member of the White and Blue Family! In the Bronco Spirit, James A. Anderson Chancellor 2 FS&U MAGAZINE Golf Coach Achieves A T Legendary Status H L E T I C S here are coaches from the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association who hold legendary status. Among them are Clarence “Big House” Gaines and John McLendon. TFayetteville State University’s (FSU) very own Raymond McDougal can now be mentioned in the same breath with these coaching icons. McDougal, coach of FSU’s powerhouse golf team, recently coached the team to its 26th CIAA title. FSU captured its 26th league championship and the 11th CIAA title in the last 15 years after winning the CIAA Golf Tournament by six strokes over Virginia State last month. It is the 16th golf championship under McDougal. Leading FSU’s golf program since 1993, McDougal has also coached FSU to six PGA National Minority Division II golf titles—the most in the history of the event—in 15 appearances. The Broncos have participated in eight NCAA DII Super Regional Tournaments and have finished as high as third in 2007 and second in 2009, where Fayetteville State earned its first NCAA Tournament berth to become the first HBCU in 35 years to make the championship tournament. FALL/WINTER 2012 3 McDougal has coached five Golf All-Americans and After a 3-5-1 and 5-4 football CIAA Most Valuable Players, eight CIAA Tournament season, McDougal turned the Medalists and 48 All-CIAA Performers. He has been golf program over to Dr. Moses named the CIAA Coach of the Year 13 times. FSU’s golf Walker. team has received eight Sears Championship Trophies. He regained leadership But golf is not Coach McDougal’s only athletic of the golf program in 1993 achievement. A native
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