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SUMMER 2017 The Trine University women’s basketball team celebrates after a 49-42 win over Calvin College Feb. 25 in Hershey Hall to win its first Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association Tournament Championship. The win earned the Thunder an automatic berth to the NCAA Division III national tournament. Read more about the women’s basketball season on page 36. 2 TRINE MAGAZINE | Summer 2017 3 From the

Publisher Trine University, Angola, Indiana, www.trine.edu This magazine is published twice yearly by University President’s Desk Marketing and Communications. 12 Editor-In-Chief and Chief Copy Writer The pioneers Questions with James Tew Throughout its history, Trine University has been blessed by the efforts of pioneers. In its early days as Tri-State Project Manager Drs. Rick L. and Denise Draper Normal College, members of the Angola community and administrators like President Littleton M. Sniff pioneered Vicki L. James the dream of higher education in Steuben County and nurtured that dream – often investing significant amounts of Art Director Trine supporters Steven R. Faramelli their own time, talent and finances – to provide the foundation for today’s Trine University. discuss their Chief Photographer In this issue of Trine magazine, we want to introduce you to those who have more recently served as pioneers for philanthropy Dean Orewiler the university’s programs – and those who will pioneer its new athletic programs this fall. You will meet some Sports Information Director members of Trine’s incoming men’s and women’s hockey, esports and women’s triathlon teams and read memories Matt Vader from several athletes who competed on Trine’s first football, track and lacrosse teams. Contributors Annabelle Elder, Class of 2017 There is far more to Trine’s pioneering spirit than athletics, even with all the excitement about our new athletic Colin Meadowcroft programs and buildings. In these pages, you will read how Trine’s Doctor of Physical Therapy program has achieved accreditation and graduated its first Laura Pentecost class of students – true pioneers – at commencement. You also will read about another group of pioneers in the Trine University Class of 2017, the first Patrick Redmond class from Putra International College in Melaka, Malaysia, to graduate with Trine degrees, thanks to an agreement between the two institutions. 26 2017 Commencement Send class notes and address changes to: Many Tri-State and Trine alumni are pioneers in their own right, and you will read some of their stories in these pages. Samuel Conte 1959 BSME helped Office of Alumni & Development Largest graduating class urged 260.665.4114 manufacture and design some elements used as part of NASA’s early rocket engines. Drs. Rick L. 1977 BSBA and Vicki L. James launched their own to work for common good [email protected] business, and talk about why and how they continue to support Trine University. Social Media Communities Of course, it’s not just in new ventures that Trine University is experiencing success. Check out the Eye on the Storm section for details about Trine’s www.trine.edu/socialmedia women’s basketball and softball teams, both of which competed in NCAA Division III national tournaments. And read other stories about how Trine’s University Administration students and alumni – whether traditional, adult or international – are excelling in business and trying to make the world a better place. President Earl D. Brooks II, Ph.D. | [email protected] This issue also contains the annual list of donors to Trine University. We thank each and every one of our supporters, as you allow the pioneering spirit Senior Vice President that founded this institution in 1884 to continue into the 21st century. Michael R. Bock | [email protected] Vice President for Enrollment Management Scott J. Goplin | [email protected] Vice President for Finance Sincerely, 35 Jody A. Greer | [email protected] Softball returns to national stage Vice President for Academic Affairs Trine softball makes second appearance in the A. Allen Hersel, Ph.D. | [email protected] NCAA Division III Softball Championship Vice President for University Earl D. Brooks II, Ph.D. Marketing and Communications President Dave Jarzyna | [email protected] Assistant to the President / Chief of Staff Gretchen M. Miller | [email protected] Vice President for Alumni and Development The new kids in town Richard Munroe | [email protected] New sports programs heading to Trine Vice President for Student Services Randy White | [email protected] 20 Board of Trustees Rick L. James – Chairman • Jack A. Shaw - Vice Chairman Lynn A. Brooks – Secretary • Jerry L. Allen • James D. Bock Keith E. Busse • Jeanice Croy • Michael J. Eikenberry 17 Campus News James P. Fabiani • Lawrence A. Franks • Tomas Furth William A. Gettig • Timothy J. Haffner • Rick Henvey 30 Class Notes John N. Hester • Dennis Kruse • Stephen R. LaHood Lawrence Lee • Alan W. McGee • Richard L. Oeder Derek S. Reiners • Larry E. Reiners • Mitchel E. Rhoads 34 In Memoriam Elizabeth F. Rooney • Clifford D. Ryan • Ralph D. Trine Sheri G. Trine • Keith M. Turner • Theresa E. Wagler 35 Eye on the Storm R. Wyatt Weaver 39 Donor Recognition Please visit trine.edu/magazine ON THE COVER: for more information on how to Trine inaugural hockey players Logan Hudson download an online version of 4 and Bailey Goodwin look forward to opening the TRINE MAGAZINETrine Magazine. | Summer 2017 5 Thunder Ice Arena this upcoming season. Thunder Ice Arena nears completion... Trine youth Graduate and international students helped fuel a fourth straight year of record fall enrollment. Here are hockey director enrollment trends over the last four years. will share her love of the game

Amy Alt is looking forward to making hockey dreams come true. “My long-term vision is that Trine University will become a known place for hockey,” the university’s new youth program director said. “Learn to skate classes fill up fast, and our Let’s Try Hockey for Free events are packed with rookies just waiting for their first chance with a stick and a puck. I see the program being known for its high level of instruction and coaches who really care.” Alt comes to Trine from Chaska, Minnesota, most recently serving as the program director The Thunder Ice Arena is on schedule to open in mid-August, with ice being made in the facility starting in mid-July. Learn to Skate programs and coach for the Herb Brooks Foundation will begin in the ice arena on Aug. 21, and the first alumni and community event hosted there will be an exhibition game featuring legends in Blaine. Named for the coach of the U.S.A. from the Detroit Red Wings during Homecoming at 2 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 17. n Youth hockey program hockey “Miracle on Ice” team in the 1980 Olympics, the foundation works to make taking shape hockey more accessible to players of all levels in backgrounds. Prior to her work there, she A partnership between Trine University and Trine University expects to serve 170 youth pioneered and helped build several programs ...WHILE the Dekko Foundation will offer children and in its hockey program and will make its during her time as a player, coach and director teens the opportunity to develop athletic programming available to youth from all in Minnesota and Colorado. MTI CENTER and leadership skills through participation in economic backgrounds, with the Dekko skating and ice hockey. Foundation grant helping provide hockey “With a passion for hockey program development, experience in pioneering youth The university received a $2.5 million grant equipment to participating youth. PROCEEDS from the Dekko Foundation to develop The Thunder Ice Arena also will have hours hockey programs and an appreciation for a youth sports programs in the new Thunder available for open skating. campus with a strong sense of community, Trine is a natural fit for me,” she said. “When I ON TRACK Ice Arena and to aid with the construction Based in Kendallville, the Dekko Foundation costs of the arena and the MTI Center. saw the opportunity to help build youth hockey Construction remains on track for the MTI was established in 1981 by Chester E. in a town that is making organized hockey Center. Concrete has been poured for the Following the American Development (Chet) Dekko, using the proceeds from his Model set forth by USA Hockey, Trine manufacturing business. The mission for the available for the first time, I jumped at concourse and pre-cast concrete has been n delivered for the seating area. The University and its partners will provide foundation is to foster economic freedom the opportunity.” building should be enclosed by mid-July. age-appropriate, age-specific programming through education, and the foundation The MTI Center is scheduled to open that promotes the integration of high- supports programs that help young people Jan. 1, 2018, with basketball teams and performance cross-ice practices and games gain skills, knowledge and character that will esports moving into the facility over the into youth hockey. New director Amy Alt prepare them for the kind of life that offers holiday break. Conference games for the (see story at right) will lead the development the maximum opportunity for personal and implementation of a unified hockey independence and choice. n 2017-18 basketball season will be played in program and work closely with community the new building. To see progress on the partners, including the YMCA of Steuben Thunder Ice Arena and MTI Center, visit County and area schools, to develop a long- trine.edu/webcam. n term vision for the program. 6 TRINE MAGAZINE | Summer 2017 7 MSL skills fuel rise to VP When Don Bader initially came to Trine “As I developed my territory and grew it, University’s graduate program, he was and began leading other team members the looking to acquire credentials to advance president of our company started taking his career in the criminal justice field. notice,” he said. “The president of CRIF Peace Corps internship leads to stint in Armenia valued my advanced degree; he started Instead, three years after finishing his Master of Science in leadership with a looking at our company’s succession concentration in international business, plan, and recognized the leadership and he credits the skills he learned and the management skills I possessed were academic credentials with fueling his rise to invaluable to our long-term growth.” By Annabelle Elder offered a good transition from college into vice president for an international financial In his current position, Bader oversees Communications ’17 the work force and will allow me to travel.” software and services company. a staff of 17 in two departments – three Amanda Higbee may have just graduated Higbee will further her education while she Bader spent about the first 15 years of his national sales representatives who focus on from Trine University in December, but is teaching. career in the field of automobile sales but developing new business, and 14 account she is wasting no time in pursuing her “I was accepted into a graduate certificate realized he wasn’t going to advance without managers and/or dealer representatives who dream of helping others and honing her program, which will coincide with my a bachelor’s degree. maintain relationships with existing clients. leadership skills. service,” she said. “Essentially, I will be “I wasn’t on a level playing field with the He said one of the biggest benefits he Higbee joined the Peace Corps and traveled earning a free graduate certificate in other junior executives; promotions would received from the MSL program was to Armenia on March 18, where she will Teaching English as a Foreign Language inevitably go to someone else.” he said. being able to practice and improve his spend 27 months teaching English to third- (TEFL) while I serve.” presentation skills. The leadership skills He made a change and earned his bachelor’s through 12th-grade Armenian students. “My biggest reason for joining Peace Corps and philosophies he learned at Trine have degree in general studies from Indiana The Peace Corps was founded by President is their long history of success,” she said. resulted in Net Promoter Scores of 4.7 out University-South Bend in 2008. Bader John F. Kennedy and is operated by the “I am interested in building relationships of 5 — indicating high internal customer took a slight career detour in 2010 and United States government. and creating sustainable projects with satisfaction and loyalty — during his became a police officer, pursuing a lifelong disadvantaged groups. Peace Corps has associate to manager assessments and Higbee is no stranger to volunteering. She dream. In order to better position himself Don Bader holds his MSL degree at Trine’s 2015 a reputation for producing leaders and Commencement ceremony. (Photo by Grad Images) feedback during his most recent annual was involved in a number of organizations, for promotion, he re-enrolled at IUSB to producing change worldwide. review. including Future Farmers of America and study criminal justice. While there, IUSB 4-H, and while at Trine served as president “Armenia is in Eastern Europe, next to Iran professor Julia Jordanich encouraged Bader Primarily hired to work with one client, “I’ve done about 50 presentations at of the Multicultural Student Organization and Turkey and below Georgia. It was to consider Trine’s Master of Science in he thought that would be the extent of his conferences and sales meetings since and worked at the Writing Center. She also previously part of the Soviet Union, but long criminal justice program. duties for CRIF, but as he gained new skills joining CRIF. In completing the MSL I served as an international orientation leader before that it was the first nation to formally and completed his MSL in 2014, he found am able to confidently and comfortably Now in his early 40s, Bader discovered he and student advocate. declare Christianity as its official religion. more opportunities becoming available. compete in the board room,” he said. was having a hard time keeping up with Armenia has a lot of beautiful mountains Before Higbee applied to join the Peace other officers in their 20s. He entered After about a year, CRIF promoted him “Without the experience at Trine I and very old churches and monasteries. Corps, she already had formed connections the MSL program in August 2013; in to account manager, serving the states of personally would not have the confidence through an internship with the Peace Corps “During the summer when school is not in October 2013 he began working as a dealer Indiana and Illinois. Six months later he was or the skill set to navigate the ‘C’ suite in a Campus Ambassador Program. She interned session, I will run clubs, apply for grants and representative for CRIF Lending Solutions, named area account manager for Illinois, sale or account management environment. with that program for the 2015-2016 school work on general community projects. I will which provides software and other services Missouri and Indiana, and served in that The practice of doing presentations almost year and was actively involved in helping also continue to learn Armenian during my position for a year before he was promoted weekly and getting critiqued by other bring the Peace Corps’ message to Trine service and work to build relationships with University’s campus. members of my community.” Completing the internship with the Peace “I hope that I can give my community a “In completing the MSL I am able to confidently Corps allowed Higbee to forge relationships positive image of Americans and provide with those who are active with the Peace them with some insight into American and comfortably compete in the board room.” Corps and figure out if joining was for her. culture,” she said. “I also hope that I can More online “I have wanted to join Peace Corps for create sustainable change within the school to business development manager for the students and professors really upped my a very long time. I know several people and community I will be serving. I hope that to financial institutions that help car Higbee encourages anyone who wants to entire northeast United States. In July 2016, presentation skills and my ability to convey who served and saw that they had a good my students will look up to me and I hope dealerships fund indirect loans. keep up with her journey to follow her blog, I can teach them the tools they need to be he was named vice president for sales ideas in a thorough and well-thought-out experience,” she said. “For me, Peace Corps n mynorthernheartblog.wordpress.com, successful!” n “If you borrow from a credit union to buy a and account management for all of the manner.” car, it’s likely our software touched the loan where she will post about her service. United States. in some form,” he said. Amanda Higbee stands in front of Noravauk Monastery in Armenia. 8 TRINE MAGAZINE | Summer 2017 9 International student sees growth in community, herself

Nguyen Thi Hoang Oanh (“Skye”) 2017 BSChE Among her favorite memories from the past “We would be living here (in the United saw a lot of growth in the international five years are hosting Trine’s International States) and traveling between countries community at Trine University during her Night and being part of the Chem-E Car because there are so many opportunities time on campus. team, which competes annually through the there in Vietnam and we want to do “When I started here I worked for Emily American Institute of Chemical Engineers. something helpful,” she said. Boerman (director of international services) Teams must build a car that starts, travels She credits her success at Trine to chemical and it was just a one-person office,” the a specified distance carrying a specified engineering faculty who taught her to “think Vietnam native said. “I remember putting in weight, and stops on its own, using only like an engineer” and to staff members like the names of all the international students chemical reactions. Deb McHenry, executive director of student and we had about 70. Now it’s up to “We could do whatever we wanted to — success and retention; Mari McHenry, however-many hundreds and it’s amazing to just pure innovation,” she said. “Dr. John director of international community services; see how the community has grown.” Wagner was our advisor and he was very and David Colbert, executive director of That growth has mirrored the growth supportive. We could think of any weird thing international services. Nguyen has seen in her own life during her to put on the car and that was fine as long as “Trine is like my second home and they’ve it worked.” time at Trine. really made me feel at home,” she said. n Milliken finds joy in variety “I remember when I first came here I was After Commencement, she left for Seattle really eager to do absolutely everything,” to settle with her fiancé, Sherard Dames, she said. “Over the years I learned to calm 2014 BSCpE. Once her work permit arrives Assistant vice president for academic “At that time Indiana’s teacher licensure “I think you have the best opportunity to down a little bit and see how much time she hopes to get a job in technical sales, services, faculty member, Sigma Phi Epsilon law was really restrictive, so most of them really make an impact on someone’s life I have, so that I can focus on the things I and eventually the couple hopes to start advisor, football announcer — John Milliken, wouldn’t give me the time of day,” he said. with those kids who have not experienced actually care about. I just learned how to a company that will provide engineering J.D., wears a lot of hats at Trine University, a lot of academic success, and I find it be an adult - I guess. consulting services to small businesses He served as a substitute for a year, teaching in Vietnam. and he loves it. everything from kindergarten to high incredibly rewarding.” “I feel completely prepared to go out into “I get a big kick out of being involved in school shop, then was hired by the Four He said being the stadium P.A. announcer real life. I did an internship in Seattle and the this university and all its various aspects,” County Area Vocational Cooperative (now at home football games and, since then, people I worked for had never heard of Trine, he said. “The joy of working here is not just Impact Institute), which provides vocational reading names at Commencement have but after I worked for them they told me I teaching. It’s seeing the students as people, education to high school students in the four come from “being in the right place at the communicated better than the native interns, seeing the things they do and being involved counties of northeast Indiana, to develop and right time or the wrong place at the wrong and that showed how Trine had taught me to in all the things they do.” teach its criminal justice program. He taught time, I’m not sure which.” The football be a very confident engineer.” Being a jack-of-all-trades at a private there for two years. announcing started when he was asked to fill She originally came to the United States university wasn’t what Milliken set out to In 2004 John Morin retired from Tri-State’s in at the last minute, and once that became during her senior of high school when she do with his career, though he always had a criminal justice and psychology department a regular job, other announcing gigs around did a cultural exchange year in Auburn, fondness for education. and Milliken replaced him. When Craig campus followed. Indiana, about a half-hour from Trine’s Laker became dean of the Jannen School “I guess I’ve got a loud mouth or something,” main campus. “I wanted to be a teacher, but frankly, when I was in high school I thought there was not of Arts and Sciences, Milliken moved to he joked. “Graduation is such a cool thing “I had always known that I wanted to come enough money in it. Instead I went to law department chair. because it’s the culmination of everything to America to study because there are more school and became a lawyer,” he said. A couple of years ago Trine president they’ve worked on. Watching those kids walk opportunities here,” she said. across that stage is a meaningful event and I He practiced law in Ohio for 26 years as he Earl D. Brooks II, Ph.D., asked him to work She knew she wanted to pursue a chemical love being part of it.” and his wife Jo raised a family. But once the on creating and directing a one-stop shop for engineering major and chose Trine after children were grown, the couple wasn’t sure student advising, particularly for students He said this summer will see renovation to considering several schools. what to do with their time. whose grades and test scores were sufficient the LINK to provide more study and meeting “I visited Trine and fell in love because it’s to be admitted to the university but not space for students, and the Center will “Everything we did didn’t make sense a small, nice campus and it’s actually a lot directly into the major they wanted. Milliken continue to develop an academic coaching anymore because we did things related to more affordable for an international student said Trine’s Academic Success Center, still a program to help students struggling with kids,” he said. “So we got this itch to go compared to other schools,” she said. work in progress, plays to his strengths. issues like study skills and time management. somewhere else.” She spent five years at Trine thanks to a “It played to what I love about education “We’ve all sorts of irons in the fire,” he They had a summer cottage on Lake Gage in yearlong co-op with Parker Hannafin – the relationships you get to build with said. “There’s a new idea every day, and I’m Angola and decided to move there and figure that came about through a career fair at students,” he said. “Over four years I get to surrounded by a group of incredibly positive, out what to do with the next phase of their n the university. watch 18-year-olds come in making 18-year- energetic people.” lives. The criminal justice program at old decisions and then I get to watch them at Tri-State didn’t have any openings for 22 and they’re altogether different people.” faculty, so Milliken checked with local 10 school systems to see about teaching there. TRINE MAGAZINE | Summer 2017 11 Questions with Drs. Rick L. and Vicki L. James SHAW Over the past several years, Drs. Rick L. and through the grace of God. We look at our life How would you encourage others looking ENCOURAGES Vicki L. James have had a tremendous impact and we think Metal Technologies has been a to make a donation? on Trine University and northeast Indiana great asset for us, but that’s not our legacy, Vicki: Giving money isn’t the biggest thing; SELF- through their own giving, their company it’s something that’s a conduit to what we it’s giving of yourself. If you can’t give a lot of and the James Foundation. Trine’s University really see our legacy being — the foundation money, get engaged with a student there. It’s Center bears their name, and they have work and our activities there. easy to write a check; it takes a lot more time DISCOVERY supported many other campus projects, How do you feel about the growth at Trine and effort to give them your time. Sometimes including a significant lead gift to the and the fact that you’ve made a major a kid might be feeling really alone and one Thunder Ice Arena and MTI Center. contribution to that? little word might change his whole life. Rick James is a 1977 Tri-State graduate and Vicki: It’s very humbling. We don’t do things What do the next 15 or 20 years look like chair of Trine’s board of trustees, as well as to get recognition, but it’s exciting to see for you? chairman and CEO of Metal Technologies, what it’s doing for so many people, especially Inc. The couple recently sat down to talk with Rick: I don’t think you’ll see us retire in the the kids. They have a world-class campus sense of what retirement is like for most folks. Trine President Earl D. Brooks II, Ph.D., about to go to and it’s growing, improving and their life, philanthropy and support for Trine. I think we will transition to other things. I involving more, not just the student body think the foundation is going to take a lot Repass to be What originally led you to Trine and what and the faculty but the whole community of time — it’s not just about giving money did the institution have to offer you that around it. away, it’s helping people responsibly. One set you on your career path? Where would you like to see the university of the things we’re working on now is doing featured for Rick: Proximity had a big impact on me in 10 or 15 years? some historical renovation and restoration because it was close to where I was working; Rick: My hope would be personally that Trine of buildings in the Auburn, Indiana, area, and Distinguished it was easier for me to get to the school and is the pre-eminent private university in this we may expand that to other communities. back and forth. Certainly the engineering part of the world, not just in size but in terms I think you’ll see us involved in the company The former president and chief executive A key to learning what you want to do, program where I started my academic of quality of education, the academic result on a continuing basis in some fashion. We officer of Hughes Electronics Corporation Shaw said, is to take time to assess your Speaker Series, education was attractive to me and I think and job placement. My belief is that we’re may start doing a little mission work; we’ve encouraged Trine University students and talents. As an example, he talked about the third piece was I had friends who went well-positioned to move in a good direction talked a little about that. I don’t think either those in attendance at the university’s final his first job after graduating with an 9/11 remembrance to school there. And the cost let me be able and I think we’ve laid a good foundation. of us want to step back and not be engaged Distinguished Speaker Series of the school engineering degree from Purdue University. to work and go to school and pay for my in some fashion. n year to get to know themselves. education because my parents, God bless “Looking at my fellow employees, I said to Michael S. Repass, founder and chief Trine University President Earl D. Brooks myself, ‘Jack, you may someday be a good them, couldn’t afford to pay for schooling, executive officer for Able Global Solutions II, Ph.D., welcomed Jack Shaw, who serves engineer, but you’re probably not going to but gave me the path to do that. LLC, will be the next speaker in Trine on the university’s Board of Trustees, as an be a great one,’ ” he recalled. What’s been your connection to Trine “Impressive and accomplished individual” University’s Distinguished Speaker Series. since you graduated? Another part of knowing yourself, The Sept. 12 event in the Ryan Concert Hall and a “great leader, role model and Shaw said, is to determine personal of the T. Furth Center for Performing Arts Rick: We were kind of disconnected from patriot for whom I have much admiration business ethics. the university for quite a few years. Certainly and respect.” will include a remembrance of those who when I was working at Auburn Foundry and “No matter how high up you are and no lost their lives in the Sept. 11, 2001, “He has spent countless hours on our matter how big a deal you think you are then we were starting Metal Technologies campus with one thing in mind: How do we terrorist attacks. we were consumed pretty much 24/7 with and no matter how much money you make make the experience and education better The Distinguished Speaker Series event developing this business. Ten years ago or or have made, you’ve still got to know right for our students?” Brooks told a nearly full from wrong,” he said. “This is knowing begins at 10 a.m. and is free and open to so we started to reconnect in a modest way, Ryan Concert Hall on April 19. then I think we seriously reconnected six yourself: What do you believe is right and the public. or seven years ago. It became apparent to Self-deprecatingly introducing himself what do you believe is wrong? You’ve got Repass founded AGS in 2013 after retiring as “a small-town guy with bad grades,” to come up with boundaries.” Vicki and me at that time that we were given from the Army. His military career began the Auburn, Indiana, native noted there tremendous success in this business and Shaw closed by saying, “It has been an in 1980 after he graduated from the United would have assets and abilities to do things, is nothing in his career he wanted to do adventure every day of my life. I have met that he hasn’t done, from managing small States Military Academy at West Point, and for us it was natural to look north to wonderful people all over the world and New York. He served as an infantry officer Trine. As we got more involved, we got more companies to leading one of the highest- I have friends all over the world. It could in multiple junior office assignments, excited about what we saw. valued technology companies on Wall never have been imagined from a guy who including company commander, before Street, and participating in six startup graduated with C’s from Auburn Indiana What has inspired you both the most in companies either as an investor or principal. spending more than 30 years as a Special terms of your philanthropy? High School and C’s from Purdue. It shows “Do not shy away from anything that you you that you can accomplish a lot by being Forces officer. He eventually served as the Rick: We believe that everything we’ve been See the complete video online at bit.ly/RVJames want to do,” he told the audience. yourself, knowing yourself and making sure Commanding General, U.S. Army Special given in our life on earth was given to us n Forces Command. n you know right from wrong.” 12 TRINE MAGAZINE | Summer 2017 13 POKAGON PROTOTYPE DISPLAYED AT TRINE EXPO

Reaction Light Systems DPT program get NCAA approval The NCAA has approved the use of LED lighting systems like the Swimming Reaction Lights System receives produced at Trine University to start races for swimming competition. The NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel (PROP) accreditation approved the recommendation that had been made by the NCAA Swimming & Diving Rules Committee to Innovation One executive director Jason Blume positions a prototype sled developed by Trine students on the toboggan run at Pokagon State Park. allow the use of any lighting system in conjunction with required verbal and hand commands to start Trine University’s Doctor of Physical Therapy Trine’s becomes the fourth accredited DPT Trine University has announced plans to launch The 15th annual Engineering Design Expo at “If we can fine-tune this, it will be a huge hit,” races — as long as the lighting system is fully program has received accreditation from the program in Indiana, and the only such program its Master of Physician Assistant Studies (MPAS) Trine University not only offered the chance to Bohman said. integrated into electronic timing systems. Commission on Accreditation in Physical north of Indianapolis. CAPTE accreditation program at the Health Sciences Education view capstone projects by senior engineering The next-generation sled is designed for two The rule will go into effect Sept. 1, when the new NCAA Therapy Education (CAPTE). allows graduates of Trine’s program to sit for the Center in August, and began accepting majors, it gave a glimpse at what could be the passengers in the summer, with wheels removed Swimming & Diving Playing Rules are published. The national licensure exam. Licensure is required in applications for that program on April 27. next generation of a beloved local attraction. The university learned of the decision May 10. and joined to another sled to make a four- rule permits the use of lighting systems, but does not all states to practice as a physical therapist. Note: The Doctor of Physical Therapy program at Forty-one senior design projects were on display passenger sled for winter. The sled’s aluminum In its Summary of Action affirming Trine’s require them. “Dr. Baumgartner and all the faculty and staff Trine University is accredited by the Commission throughout the hallways of Fawick Hall and construction accounts for the lighter weight. accredited status, CAPTE commended Max A Reaction Light System was used in an NCAA- involved with the Doctor of Physical Therapy on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education the Bock Center on May 5. Among them was Baumgartner, Ph.D., program director and dean (CAPTE), 1111 North Fairfax Street, Alexandria, “We looked at several different design options a prototype toboggan designed for and tested sanctioned championship meet Feb. 17-19, at the of the Rinker-Ross School of Health Sciences, program at Trine University have done a Virginia 22314; telephone 703-706-3245; email: and a variety of materials,” said Cooper. on the quarter-mile run at Pokagon State Park North Eastern Athletic Conference (NEAC) Men’s and and the program’s faculty “for developing a phenomenal job of creating and implementing an [email protected]; website: capteonline.org. by mechanical engineering majors Blake Balka, Besides five-inch side rails with handholds inside Women’s Swimming & Diving Championships. comprehensive and high-quality program that excellent program that meets a growing need in Trine University has applied for Accreditation Bradley Cooper and Evan Poole. to protect hands and fingers, the prototype The product, which is used to start an increasing recognizes the needs for a strong faculty, strong the health care community,” said Earl D. Brooks - Provisional from the Accreditation Review features ergonomic improvements that Poole number of high school meets, was originally inter-collegial interactions and strong ties to the II, Ph.D., Trine University president. “As our first Commission on Education for the Physician Assistant Besides weighing 15-20 pounds less than the (ARC-PA). Trine University anticipates matriculating said make it “more comfortable for riders to doctoral degree, the DPT serves as a powerful existing toboggans and featuring a safety rail developed by Nick Santino 1965 BSBA, owner of clinical community.” its first class in August 2018, pending achieving follow the safety procedures.” testament that Trine University can offer an elite with hand grips inside to lessen the chance Reaction Lights of New York LLC, and has now “We had a very positive visit from the Accreditation - Provisional status at the March 2018 been accepted for swimmers at all competitive program at this level.” ARC-PA meeting. Accreditation - Provisional is an of injuries to hands or fingers, the new design The team tested the ice version of the sled the accreditation team this past December, and we levels. Santino contacted the Innovation One Launched in the fall of 2014, the three-year accreditation status granted when the plans and features removable wheels, which would allow last week the run was open this past winter, with are very excited that CAPTE has affirmed the business incubator at Trine University to refine and Doctor of Physical Therapy program is located resource allocation, if fully implemented as planned, the run to be operated year-round. the prototype hitting 35 mph on ice that had quality and direction of the Doctor of Physical of a proposed program that has not yet enrolled commercialize the systems. Innovation One now in Trine’s Health Sciences Education Center frosted over, making it less than ideal for speed. Therapy degree program at Trine University,” students appear to demonstrate the program’s ability The team also designed improvements to the The wheeled, two-person version clocked at 39 manufactures and ships the systems. on the Randallia campus of Parkview Health, to meet the ARC-PA Standards or when a program said Baumgartner. track itself. An extra step has been installed mph in testing. which has partnered with the university on the holding accreditation-provisional status appears to to the loading table for next season to make it Reaction Light Systems are installed on all starting “I am especially proud of the 32 students who demonstrate continued progress in complying with DPT and provided financial support. Among easier for passengers to mount the sled, and the In addition to the prototype sled, other platforms and use colored light tubes to signal the became Trine’s first Doctor of Physical Therapy the distinctive features of the Trine DPT is the Standards as it prepares for the graduation of innovative projects included a clip children can start of each event. The lights turn flashing red the first class (cohort) of students. In the event that group has designed and tested an angled braking graduates during commencement ceremonies. followed by a steady red to signal swimmers to get its extensive clinical experience for students, provisional accreditation is not received, the graduate lane to bring sleds to a stop at the end of the run. use to create blanket forts, a digital Rubik’s Cube, They are true pioneers in this endeavor, and we with first-year students out into the field and PA program will not commence in August 2018 and a process to create ethanol from waste paper, ready, blue to take their mark, green to go, and white look forward to the impact they will have on interacting with patients shortly after entering graduate PA tuition deposits will be refunded. n Ted Bohman, Pokagon State Park manager, said and a low-cost centrifuge and microscope, each showing all touch pad activations. n the profession as they begin their physical the program. the braking lane and toboggan prototype will made using paper. n therapy careers.” undergo further field testing over the summer. 14 TRINE MAGAZINE | Summer 2017 15 campus news Gala raises record amount Health sciences school, Munroe returns to Trine for scholarships Best expansion dedicated as vice president for alumni An elegant atmosphere with live music, “All of these opportunities happened for gourmet food, live and silent auctions and me because someone gave me a chance. Trine University President and development even state legislators being led around by a Someone helped me, someone donated. Earl D. Brooks II, Ph.D., right, tuxedo-clad Trine mascot Storm combined You have made my success possible,” Owens presents a plaque to Dr. James Richard Munroe, who formerly to raise more than $780,000 for Trine said in remarks to the audience. Ross Rinker 1958 BSBA in served Tri-State University as University student scholarships at the 14th The event once again set a record by raising honor of Rinker’s support annual fund director and regional annual Scholarship Gala on Saturday, Feb. 11. a total of $780,732. Throughout the evening, of the Best Hall expansion campaign director, has returned Senior criminal justice and psychology trustee and State Sen. Dennis Kruse and and the Rinker-Ross School as vice president for alumni and major O’Shea Owens reminded the 438 his son Matthew auctioned a variety of of Health Sciences. The $6.6 development at Trine. He began guests at the Keith E. Busse/Steel Dynamics donated items, including resort vacation million expansion and school in the new position March 1. Inc. Athletic and Recreation Center, a packages, a four-course meal for eight and were dedicated May 12, and “Having been a part of the record number for the event, of the impact sporting event packages. Books and Beyond several donors who supported phenomenal growth of Trine scholarships make on Trine students. scholarships auctioned early in the evening the project were honored. n helped meet a $100,000 challenge grant by University that began at the Owens, who was Homecoming King for opening of the new millennium, 2016 and serves as a university ambassador, The James Foundation. The Voices of Unity it’s exciting to return and see member of the residence life staff and Blue A silent auction featured numerous donated youth choir performs at the Dr. Martin Luther the growth that has taken place Crew, and has participated in diversity gift packages, sports memorabilia, designer King Jr. and Black History awareness and Big Man on Campus, said totes, jewelry and watches, and more. on campus and to be a part of Month Celebration. facilitating new developments as a generous financial aid package made it As with last year’s Gala, there was a surprise possible for him to attend Trine. the university continues to grow tie auction. This year, Dennis Kruse and State MSO surprises Hickman, McHenry Ehingers fund Fellows program and move forward,” Munroe said. Rep. Dennis Zent were called upon to give up their ties for a good cause, and were led with honors at celebration “We are excited to welcome Rick back to campus,” said Earl D. Brooks between the tables by a tuxedoed Storm Trine University’s 26th annual Dr. Martin Luther King II, Ph.D., Trine University president. “His experience in fundraising as master of ceremonies Jeff Turner, senior Jr. and Black History Month Celebration featured two for higher education and his familiarity with Trine University will vice president general counsel for Metal surprises in addition to a change of venue. be invaluable as we continue with the expanded Invest in Excellence Technologies Inc., encouraged bids. The ties Capital Campaign to fund building projects, student scholarships and eventually sold for $400. n Moved to the T. Furth Center for Performing Arts the university endowment.” n to accommodate the world-renowned Voices of Unity youth choir and attended by a record crowd, “I look forward to working with Rick as we continue to build on the program included previously unannounced Trine University’s success,” said Dr. Rick L. James, chair of the Trine presentations of Unsung Hero awards to Angola mayor University Board of Trustees and the Invest in Excellence campaign. Richard Hickman and Deborah McHenry, executive “These are exciting times at Trine, and through the generous support director of student success and retention and advisor of its alumni and friends, the university will continue to enhance and for the Multicultural Student Organization (MSO). expand its programs and offer a quality education to the leaders of future generations.” Keynote speaker Donovan Coley, president and chief executive officer of Fort Wayne Rescue Mission Munroe replaced Kent D. Stucky, who retired after a highly successful Ministries, reflected on his childhood in Jamaica and tenure as vice president for alumni and development since 2010. told the audience: Munroe most recently served as vice president for institutional “I stand before you as a black man. I stand before you advancement at Bethel College in Mishawaka, a position he held since as an immigrant. I stand before you also as someone 2014. He served as vice president for institutional advancement at Ken 1976 BSBA and Kathy Ehinger stand in the Ketner School of Thomas University in Thomasville, Georgia, from 2003-2014. who received his citizenship as a citizen here of the Business at Trine University with faculty and members of the Ehinger United States of America, and I stand as one of you. Fellows. The couple recently decided to fund the Fellows program. He worked at Tri-State University as annual fund director from 2001- And so, tonight, we celebrate America.” From left are: back row, Kayla Spande, a senior accounting major; 2002, raising $2.5 million for the university’s annual fund, and regional Cole Mabie, a junior mathematics major; Jimmy Budreau, a junior campaign director from 2002-2003, where he helped plan the $90 Referring back to the evening’s theme, “Still We n Rise,” Cooley closed his address by encouraging those sport management major; Ken Ehinger; Victor Flynn, a junior sport million Vision for the Future campaign. in attendance to, “ignore the pundits. Ignore the management major; Toby Swick, dean of the Ketner School of Business; individuals who would prophetically speak evil against front row, Kelly Trusty, Ph.D., assistant professor in the Ketner School America. And may we resolve as a people that we are of Business and Ehinger Fellows facilitator; Brandon Beery, a senior one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and mathematics major; Kathy Ehinger; Carly Osinski, a junior marketing justice for all. Then we can say, ‘And Still We Rise.’ ” n major; and Paige Stark, a senior finance major. n —continued 16 TRINE MAGAZINE | Summer 2017 17 campus news campus news Top ideas awarded at Innovation Expo Croy, Henvey, Reiners New trine.edu online

The top campus project award was presented to Internet Homework by John Wagner, Ph.D., professor in the McKetta Department of Chemical join Trine Board and Bioprocess Engineering. Wagner’s project is to develop a web-based Three new members were elected to the Trine University Board of Trustees during its meeting on May 12. Jeanice Croy is president of Tuthill Corporation in Fort Wayne. The company, which has provided internships for numerous Trine students and jobs for its graduates, produces pumps and meters for the fluid transfer industry, with more than $100 million in annual revenue. She also is co-owner of Fleet Feet Sports in Fort Wayne, a retail business focused on “getting people moving and keeping them moving.” She has served as Chair of the Jeanice Croy Board of the Boys and Girls Club of Fort Wayne since 2015. Innovation One executive director Jason Blume, left, presents Anne Mammel and Zach Seder their technology division first place prize. Rick Henvey is chief operating officer of Parkview Health in Fort Wayne, which A personal safety device and a business to help runners recover has partnered with the university on its from injury more efficiently won the top prizes at the fourth annual Health Sciences Education Center in Fort Innovation Challenge presented by Trine University’s Innovation One John Wagner, Ph.D., won the top campus project award. Wayne and provided financial support for A new, improved trine.edu launched on June 6. The new site features: and Fifth Third Bank on April 21. repository for educators to develop and use effective homework its Doctor of Physical Therapy program as problems in several subjects. The awards were presented by Paul Burch, vice president for well as the Parkview/SportOne Softball • New photos and video throughout Government & Institutional Relationship Management, Commercial Nathan Hopper, a student at Career Academy South Bend, received Field, Thunder Ice Arena and MTI Center. • Rewritten main pages and redesigned forms Bank, Fifth Third Bank. Awards and scholarships for the challenge are the top high school student award for his Mold Extraction Device, an Henvey, who has more than 20 years • Focus on prospective students and as the primary communications funded by a $100,000 gift from Fifth Third Bank, Greater Indiana. attachment for the end of a vacuum system to allow professionals the of healthcare experience in support, hub for Admission ability to remove mold with one tool, as opposed to the current method operations and service areas, has been • New navigation much more focused on the user First place in the technology division, with a $2,500 prize, was awarded of using two tools at once. n Rick Henvey with Parkview since 2006 and was named • Total optimization for search to the Scream-O-Meter by Zach Seder, a senior biomedical engineering COO in 2014. • Enhanced security throughout, including a new dedicated server major from Saginaw, Michigan, and Anne Mammel, a senior biomedical • A refresh of university design and brand components, including engineering major from Tecumseh, Michigan. The Scream-O-Meter Derek S. Reiners of Tulsa, Oklahoma, additions to the Trine color palette that will now be deployed is a device that can be strapped to backpacks or purses to monitor the 2017 iChallenge winners is senior vice president, chief financial across a variety of communications and marketing initiatives, surrounding noise and alert authorities when a scream is sensed. officer and treasurer of ONEOK Inc. and including new admission materials. ONEOK Partners L.P., which offers natural First place in the business division, earning a $2,500 prize, was Run in Technology Category gas gathering, processing and pipelines The site is organized around three key propositions, which are carried Charge by Brandon Beery, a senior mathematics major from Mishawaka. 1st Place: Scream-O-Meter - Anne Mammel & as well as a premier natural gas liquids throughout the site, starting on the home page: Zach Seder operation. He has been with the company • Caring, committed faculty ensure a world-class education. 2nd Place: Security Buddy - Jonathan Adams & since 2009. • Trine students graduate and get great jobs. n Ethan Wierenga The board also granted trustee emeritus • You will live and study on a beautifully transformed campus. 3rd Place: Cleat Strap - Colin Couch status to member Dr. Lou Holtz during the Derek S. Reiners meeting. The legendary college football Business Category coach and ESPN analyst had served on 1st Place: Run In Charge - Brandon Berry the board since 2011 and is the namesake for the university’s Lou Holtz Master of 2nd Place: Greekals - Zachary Rilett Science in Leadership (MSL) program. He Read more 3rd Place: Green Man Motorcycles - Anthony Miller plans to remain active with the university by teaching classes in the MSL program campus news at Best University Entry and participating in Trine’s Distinguished n trine.edu/news. Internet Homework - John Wagner Speaker Series.

Brandon Beery won first place in the business division of the Innovation Challenge. Best High School Entry Mold Extraction Device - Nathan Hopper (CASB) The business concept provides personalized, data-driven solutions for runners who struggle with injury. Lou Holtz

18 TRINE MAGAZINE | Summer 2017 19 This fall, Trine University will launch men’s and women’s NCAA and men’s ACHA hockey teams, as well as women’s triathlon, esports and bowling teams, bringing an unprecedented number THE NEW KIDS IN TOWN of teams and athletes to campus. Here is a brief introduction to a few of the students who will take the ice, compete as a triathlete or attempt to bring down the enemy nexus.

WOMEN’S TRIATHLON Kari Guthrie, Kendallville, Indiana I swam for 10 years competitively. I hadn’t done a sport for two years and I was getting bored, and triathlon sounded like something I could get into because I used to cross-train with running and biking, so I know how to do all of them. I’m a very competitive person, so being able to take the school that I like to learn at and compete for it is going to be fun. I’m always trying to improve my skills and better myself, so it’s not so much getting first for me, it’s just knowing that I improve every time I do a race. That’s what I want to see and that’s what I always train for.

WOMEN’S HOCKEY Briana Carlson, St. Charles, Illinois I’ve been playing hockey for five years and so the opportunity to play college hockey at such a high level is amazing. I’m looking forward to meeting a brand-new hockey team. It’s an inaugural season and we’re building a whole new rink on campus, so I’m very excited about that too. Bailey Goodwin, Fort Wayne, Indiana I always grew up playing with the boys, so there wasn’t really an option for girls to play hockey here somewhere local. I can’t wait to see for our home opener how many fans are going to be there, and how many people around campus are going to be here.

Eryn Isaacson, Fenton, Michigan Incoming Trine women’s hockey players: back, from left, Carissa Parada, Briana Carlson, Bailey Goodwin, If I have a chance to play hockey I’m going to Eryn Isaacson; front, Hannah Nelson, Jessica Slote. take it because I love the sport. This fall will make history. It feels amazing to set the pace pumped up. We don’t even have the whole be my eighth season. Everyone seems pretty for younger generations to come through. It team together and everyone’s talking about cool and I feel like we’re going to get along feels exciting to have girls in Indiana look up how they’re going to jam-pack the games really well this year. to you, or around the world. and how they had the raffle for the jersey and 500 people came to get it. I’m looking Hannah Nelson, Libertyville, Illinois Carissa Parada, Grosse Pointe Woods, forward to giving it our all and having a Michigan The campus is great, Trine has my major really good first year. and I met the dean of education and he was Along with a fresh women’s team I heard it Kari Guthrie will be part of the inaugural Trine Women’s totally all for me being here. I’m excited to was a great school. I love how everybody’s triathlon team this fall. —continued 20 TRINE MAGAZINE | Summer 2017 21 cool because everyone’s pretty excited about the new facility and the new program. AJ Crawford, Granger Indiana The new program is going to be a lot of fun. I’m looking forward to starting a new program and meeting a bunch of the new guys. Also, getting an education along with playing the sport I love and hopefully meeting some of my best friends for life. Cameron Bopp, Coldwater, Michigan I was already looking at Trine for college because I liked their business school. Then I got in contact with the coach and he offered me a spot on the roster, so it went together really nice. I’m excited to play in front of a crowd because I’ve never had that experience before playing AAA. It should be a really good year because there are a lot of good kids coming in to play.

ESPORTS Guillermo Morales, Plymouth, Indiana

Incoming Trine University men’s hockey players stand near the Thunder Ice Arena: front, from left, Brandon Bornkamp, Jake Hatton, Cameron Bopp; back, AJ Crawford, Justin Savage. MEN’S HOCKEY Joseph Longo, Findlay, Ohio Everything kind of lined up here where it’s Morales Buddy Rose, Traverse City, Michigan close enough to my home without being I started out playing roller hockey in too close. The facilities look awesome, the I was coming to Trine and then I heard Pennsylvania and my family moved to coaching staff is great and the academics about esports and it sounded really Canada and I started playing ice hockey lined up perfectly. The biggest thing I’m interesting. I love playing video games and there when I was 6. I’ve been all over the looking forward to is starting a tradition. esports is really interactive. You get to play place but I’m really excited to play here team-based games and it involves a lot of Brandon Bornkamp, Fort Wayne, Indiana because it feels like home. I’ve known a guy communication with others. The equipment on every team I’ve played with so far that Trine is close to home and it’s one of the is amazing. I’m looking forward to a great I’ve found out is coming here, so I’m excited highest levels of competitive college hockey season! n to get reacquainted with them and play with available to us here in Indiana. I think that Trine University will join colleges across the country that are them again. I’m looking forward to weekend Trine being so small and community- entering the world of competitive video gaming when it adds games, filling up the barn and having fun. oriented will make the hockey experience esports this fall. Trine’s esports team will compete on state-of-the-art equipment, moving to the MTI Center in January. 22 TRINE MAGAZINE | Summer 2017 23 PIONEER ATHLETES FACED CHALLENGES, CHERISH FRIENDSHIPS “Our team was Athletes on Trine University’s new sports When Juve was drafted into the Army for “Our games were on the back soccer field in the teams will have unique opportunities and two years after his first year at Tri-State, Joan grass, and of course in the spring it’s rainy a lot. challenges, alumni who competed on other Gollnick kept him up to date on how the team It was just a mud pit,” said Kayla LaFond. “The small but now first-year teams said. was doing. boys would play a game and the girls would When Tri-State University launched men’s and follow after, and you couldn’t see your lines and had a leader women’s lacrosse in 2008, Dan, BCSJ 2011, MSCJ your ball was literally sticking in the mud.” 2013, and Kayla (Grieser), BSEd 2013, LaFond both decided to attend the university in order to who wanted have the opportunity to actually play. the best for us.” John Sawyer, BSEE 1976

Barron Chambers (left) Barron Chambers, BSME 2001, said Trine’s inaugural football team in 1995 didn’t have a home field, playing instead at Angola High School. They also lacked a weight room or their own lockers.

John Juve (right) “That season was a life-long lesson,” he said. “You really find out who you are when your back “The most letters I got after my mom was Mrs. is against the wall and you feel like giving up.” Gollnick,” he said. “She would send a clip of track results, so I got to know these guys. That was Sawyer, a pole vaulter, recalled that Richard the reason I came back to Tri-State. A lot of those Gollnick wanted the team to take part in an guys are still good friends.” indoor track program and “resurrected some old foam pit from a barn. He got it into Hershey Hall Favorite memories for John Sawyer, BSEE 1976, and took sticks to beat the rats out.” Dan and Kayla LaFond included Richard Gollnick awarding tiny trophies “With a newer program you’re going to have to the top three finishers in each indoor track Dan LaFond also said the campus culture hasn’t a better chance to play that first year coming event – “I still have all but one of mine to this always been ready for the new athletes. up. So instead of having to wait until junior or day,” he said – and Joan packing sack lunches “Lacrosse players are a different breed and senior year to get on the field and have some for away meets. I don’t think small-town Angola knew what substantial playing time, there was a good “Coach was like a drill sergeant, but there was to do when we hit,” he said. “Fortunately for guarantee that you would get out there and a lot more to him than met the eye and the ear. the hockey team, hockey players are a lot like kind of get your feet wet,” Dan said. He and wife Joan treated me and the team like lacrosse players, so campus will be kind of Kayla agreed, saying she decided to attend Trine family,” Sawyer said. “Yes, we did fast sprints up broken in for them.” because “they had a good education program a hill when you would least expect it; he pushed The alumni advised athletes in the new sports to and I wouldn’t be riding the bench.” and pushed. Our team was small but now had a be patient over the first couple of seasons and John Juve, BSBA 1977, didn’t even plan to run leader who wanted the best for us.” look forward to making lifetime friendships. track in college following a bad high school One key difference for members of Trine’s new “The memories will stick through the years,” experience, but after starting at Tri-State teams and the pioneers of earlier teams is the said Juve. “I got more out of that than the actual decided to check out the team when he saw quality of facilities. Hockey teams will debut in sport itself.” signs posted around campus by coach Richard the brand-new Thunder Ice Arena and esports “They’re going to get a lot of people coming out Gollnick, who had just been hired to begin the will have an arena in the new MTI Center, but to games,” said Dan LaFond. “Just be patient. program. Like many Tri-State track athletes, Juve some earlier programs weren’t as fortunate. It’ll come eventually and it’ll all be for the better. said he has special memories of Gollnick and his Lacrosse played its early seasons at Commons There are going to be some growing pains.” n wife Joan. Park in Angola. 24 TRINE MAGAZINE | Summer 2017 25 Largest graduating 50 students from class urged Richard Knapp, left, and Walker Healey. Malaysian college earn Passing the torch: Teacher stays through end Trine degrees to work for Dr. Sheri G. Trine of Trine University’s of student’s educational journey Board of Trustees presented 50 graduates of Putra International College in Melaka, common When Walker Healey walked across the stage When Healey came to Trine as an elementary Malaysia, with Bachelor of Science in to accept his degree during Trine University’s education major, Knapp was serving at the business administration degrees from Trine Commencement, adjunct faculty member university as an adjunct faculty member in University during Putra’s Commencement Richard Knapp was in the audience to the Franks School of Education. ceremony on May 20. good Lydia Neff of Fort Wayne waits with other members of the Class of 2017 to receive their degrees. support him. “I wanted him to stay with me all four Putra students were able to earn Trine Just as he’d supported Healey since years,” Healey said. “I knew that he taught degrees for the first time through an middle school. in my senior year and I wanted him to stay agreement between the two institutions. A celebration of new beginnings for outside their own interests and “breathe life Delivering the response from the Class of “Mr. Knapp’s been an inspiration for me along all the way for the ride. Mr. Knapp was Besides Sheri Trine, Michael Bock, senior graduates also marked many firsts for back into the notion of the ‘common good.’ “ 2017, Nicole Walters, a chemical engineering and I’m so happy that we can end this all always one of my favorites in high school, vice president, Keirsten Eberts, senior and I thought it would be awesome to be director of global partnerships, Stephen Trine University as it honored the nearly “Rather than allowing ideological labels to graduate from Sunbury, Ohio, the Robert B. together,” said Healey. with an educator I looked up to in college Sim, Ph.D., Trine vice president for 1,000 members of its Class of 2017 at guide our path, we should instead be guided Stewart Award winner, told those gathered, Their journey together began when and for him to continue to teach me.” international affairs, and Mark Roselli, Commencement ceremonies on May 13. by what we in Indiana call Hoosier common “Your worth comes from who you are, not Healey was a student at DeKalb Middle Ph.D., associate professor, flew to Melaka to Beautiful spring weather and sunshine sense,” he said. “It’s the notion that we should from what you’ve done or what’s been done In fact, Knapp had planned to retire from to you.” School, where Knapp served as associate participate in the ceremony. welcomed more than 5,500 to campus for the be guided by the facts, and that we are principal. Knapp said the two first connected Trine a year ago, but Healey asked him event, with more than 700 of the 999 eligible open to change or new ideas, regardless of “Don’t give up on your dreams,” she thanks to a common interest in baseball’s to stay. Roselli served as master of ceremonies for graduating seniors participating in the ideology, when confronted with results.” said. “Make your life worth living and do Atlanta Braves. “My wife was scheduled to retire a year ago the event. program. The group included the university’s Citing 18th Century English statesman and something that you’re going to be happy so that was the date we had both planned to Sheri Trine delivered the commencement first-ever doctoral degree graduates, as with. Be intentional with your time and with “I go back to the ’60s and the Hank Aaron political theorist Edmund Burke, Young and the Eddie Mathews era,” said Knapp. retire, but Walker was insistent that I needed address and offered several insights to Trine’s first Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) added that the common good requires your life. Don’t let it slip away and be sure to to be here for him, so I said I’ll be here and I’ll the graduates, encouraging them to give class crossed the stage. live out your worth.” “Walker came along when the Atlanta Braves individual cooperation and compromise, and were doing well, so he became an Atlanta stay until I get you through,” Knapp said. their best, be truthful with others and The day also was a first for Indiana Sen. thus an individual’s happiness is linked to the Trine University President Earl D. Brooks II, Braves fan. I had Braves memorabilia in my The extra year also gave Healey the chance themselves, make good choices, give back Todd Young, who told the graduates he happiness of others. Ph.D., echoed that theme in closing, noting office, so Walker naturally gravitated there to be in Knapp’s educational measurement and be mindful of the world around them. was giving his first “If our individual happiness is linked to one that the graduates were joining more and we would talk Braves.” class, which is offered to all senior “Dream big, find your passion, meet commencement another’s happiness, then each of us has than 31,000 Trine alumni “whose many education majors. life’s challenges with confidence and address and joked that achievements and contributions speak well Knapp retired from that position and went a purpose in life to preserve for the living to work for the DeKalb Central United School Now that Knapp will retire and Healey will enthusiasm, and most importantly, enjoy he had sought advice and future generations a social order that is to the experiences at this university.” your journey,” she said. “The world is yours from his teenage District as school safety specialist and begin his teaching career, Healey hopes to conducive to a happy life for all,” Young said. “Remember your degree is not an end safety coordinator, behavior intervention carry on Knapp’s legacy. to explore. Embrace the opportunity and daughter and staff leave your mark.” Young was presented an honorary Doctor but rather a beginning, a catalyst for the coordinator and liaison to non-public members on what to inception of what you will become,” he said. “I knew that Mr. Knapp was always there speak about. of Public Service degree by the university schools. The district located his office in for me and I want to have that same role in The college presented certificates, diplomas following his address. Trine University expects to enroll another DeKalb High School, where Healey attended students’ lives as he did for me,” said Healey. and degrees to a total of 75 students at the Young charged Trine’s n record-breaking class of incoming freshmen and already was thinking of teaching as “One of my highest goals is to impact ceremony. Indiana Sen. Todd Young Class of 2017 to look in the fall. n a career. students like he’s impacted me.” n 26 TRINE MAGAZINE | Summer 2017 27 Samuel Conte says Tri-State College may have Tri-State’s grassy campus was a new With demand building because of the space helped launch an entirely new field. experience — the only grass he’d seen race with the Soviet Union, the company “We think our group with Hercules (Powder in New Jersey grew in the cracks in the was constantly working on ways to keep up. Company) became the first composites sidewalks, he said. He met students from Conte was part of a team that designed a engineers,” said Conte, 1959 BSME. “That all over the country and was able to finally machine to make the rocket engine cases — FROM THE term had never existed before.” pass chemistry thanks to a professor who let a task that earned him Secret clearance from Conte use his illustration skills in reports to the U.S. government. It’s one of the many firsts in a story of the describe the chemical processes. early space program, a story that begins with Another project took Conte to Wilmington, the don of an Italian bootlegging mob in the He graduated after taking an extra semester, Delaware, to work briefly with a group Great Depression, with Conte’s education finishing 151st out of 152 in Tri-State’s Class attempting to design a foot pad for the MOB TO of 1959. His parents and family — and lunar lander. In 1960 he was transferred to at Trine University’s predecessor playing a pivotal role. particularly his great-uncle, the don — Wilmington full-time, but the 70-mile drive were thrilled. from his home and the secrecy of his work The don was Conte’s great-uncle, who began to wear on him. wanted to distance his family from the past “My father took me to see Don Grande Zio and pushed young “Sammy” to earn a Severio, who had a small yard (where) he held He left Hercules and began working at a new THE MOON court under a fig tree,” Conte said. “I put the plant near Philadelphia owned by Electro- college degree. two degrees down, one from junior college Nite Carbon Co., which was developing heat- Unfortunately, Conte struggled in school in and the one from Tri-State. He says, ‘You resistant items using carbon graphite. Conte Tri-State grad helped New Jersey. Though a talented draftsman/ make me proud. You do del tuto familia (the worked with another engineer to create illustrator, he had difficulty in subjects like whole family) proud.’ ” carbon graphite nozzles for rockets. math and chemistry. develop early rockets Unfortunately, the economy had entered a “I was back in the rocket business,” he said. “It was like chemistry was a foreign language recession and jobs were hard to come by. “We were making a ton of money and I didn’t in hieroglyphics taught on the moon,” Back in New Jersey, Conte struggled finding have to worry about the degree of secrecy.” he said. places to apply, and once he did, getting He returned to Indiana in 1968 after a carbon High school counselors told Conte he potential employers to look past his low class graphite piston ring material he developed needed to give up on college and learn a standing. Eventually, a newspaper ad for a attracted the attention of a Fort Wayne trade, but he enrolled at Trenton Junior company in nearby Rocky Hill caught his eye. company that asked him to come aboard. College in engineering. Conte was intrigued, and a bit confused. He has remained in the area since, working “I was very successful the first year but “A factory in Rocky Hill. That’s like saying at various companies on projects including totally bombed the second year because I hit there’s a General Motors plant in Angola,” he products for aircraft and fireproof materials chemistry and calculus like a brick wall,” said. “You know that doesn’t fit.” contract furniture. he said. He arrived for an interview at a huge For 37 years he has taught aerospace science He took summer courses to make up the manufacturing facility surrounded by a for the Indiana Civil Air Patrol and continues second year, earning an associate’s degree barbed wire fence and met for the interview to teach local squadron classes in Fort Wayne in materials. However, he’d run out of money in a part of the plant still under construction. and the Hoosier Warbird Museum in Auburn. and was hit with rejections when he applied His interviewer was interested in the young He is still working on some pending to four-year colleges. engineer’s illustration skill and the work he patents and serves as a consulting composites engineer. “Every school I applied to said, ‘No you don’t had done with non-ferrous materials, but have the grades,’ ” he said. “They wanted evasive on what exactly the factory produced “I just turned 80 and I’m still working. Not me to repeat the whole junior college – only mentioning that the company was in enough, but I’m still working,” he said. experience. I added up the money and the process of being purchased by its biggest He and wife Carol, whom he met while thought, ‘No, this ain’t gonna work.’ “ customer, Hercules Powder Company. attending Tri-State, have four children. He went to work for a company in Trenton “I’m in Rocky Hill, New Jersey, in a plant that “We are all degreed — quite a change from as an engineer’s aide. One of the project doesn’t exist, growing like crazy,” Conte 1959,” he said. engineers, Al Mikolajczyk, took an interest recalled. “You’re talking to me on a dirt floor, in Conte and told him about Tri-State, where you won’t tell me what you do, but you’re He taught at Tri-State in 1984 and 1985 and Mikolajczyk had earned his BSME degree being bought out by Hercules Powder.” still carries many fond memories of faculty in 1954. who helped him through college, like Ray However, “he shot me a wage and honest to Hemmert in mechanical engineering, Carl “God bless him, he never stopped pushing God I about passed out.” Becker in mathematics and Ray Hawthorne me toward Tri-State, knowing that I had no Conte reported for work the next Monday at in aerospace. other options,” Conte said. Young Development Laboratories and was “If you didn’t understand (Hemmert) would Conte was accepted at Tri-State, and in 1957 interviewed by owner Dick Young. He was stop the class,” Conte recalled, “and we’d go jumped into the street rod he had built and not allowed to take notes as Young described back over it. He just cared about us.” headed to Indiana, listening repeatedly to Pat his filament wound fiberglass (FWF) process Boone’s “April Love” – the only song he could the company was using to manufacture “Those are the kind of instructors that are n pick up on the radio during most of the drive. solid-fuel engines for missiles and to launch legend,” Conte said. “That’s my Tri-State!” rockets into space. Samuel Conte 1959 BSME with drawings he made of some of the projects he has worked on. 28 TRINE MAGAZINE | Summer 2017 29 class notes Jacob Black, 2007 BSCPE, and wife Nicole 1970s 2000s Black are proud to announce the birth of their Gordon Rockefeller, 1970 BSME, retired from Jennifer Ducharme-Rubenstein, 2000 his role as an IBM Executive 10 years ago. He BSBA, and her husband, Jeffrey Rubenstein, has managed to travel the world in retirement, visiting Russia, China, South America and class notes more. He recently moved from New York keep connected with alumni and friends to Kentucky and is really enjoying his new home. He would love to hear from some of his Share what is happening in your life with your fellow alumni. Class notes, including engineering classmates, and can be reached at births, marriages, promotions, additional education, relocations, etc., may be submitted [email protected]. to Sarah Belote at [email protected]. Thomas Toth, 1970 BSEE, is enjoying first child, August Wayne Black, born May 6, Join Trine’s alumni Facebook group at www.facebook.com/groups/TrineUniversityAlumni/ retirement after a career as a professional 2017. engineer for RPMI. His hobbies include have started a 501c3 called the Edible Indy Leslie (Schudel) Wilson, 2008 BSBA, and her gardening and helping families with repair and Jacob Wilson, 2009 BSADE, updating projects around their houses. He still Foundation, which focuses on connecting husband happily dreams of his days in engineering design from Indiana youth with real food. The foundation is announce the birth of their daughter, Piper like former classmates to reconnect with him Wiley Knott, 1963 BSEE, was recently a 40-year-long career. He would enjoy hearing an arm of their successful publishing business, Darlene Wilson. Piper was born Sept. 28, 2016, 1950s at [email protected] or by phone at diagnosed with cancer in his back. He is from his classmates, and can be reached at Edible Indy. and weighed 4 pounds, 3 ounces, at 17 ¾ inches 281-515-7916. optimistic that his treatments are working Marvin Heston, 1953 BSBA, is living life to the [email protected]. Kevin Bretzman, 2002 BSCAD, was promoted long. well, and he is closer to remission each day. fullest with his companion, Betty. Marvin is Larry Armstrong, 1963 BSME, will soon retire to product engineer at The Ford Meter Box Co. Nilah Mohre, 2008 ABA, enjoyed a successful He looks forward to being able to get out and Representative Terry Norris, 1970 BSEE, was a member of three different golf leagues that nine-year career in the business world. She explore once the cancer is gone. Wiley hopes named to the Vermont House of Representatives Fred Mock, 2002 BSCJ, has announced his each play weekly. is now returning to school to become a his fellow classmates are all doing well. by Governor Phil Scott in February 2017. He campaign for Elkhart County Sheriff. He has William Flanigan, 1955 BSAE, at age 88 has previously worked in the photography business been employed with the Sheriff’s Department paramedic. Lellan “Mac” McFarland, 1963 BSAE, yet to slow down for any full-time retirement is for 23 years, while operating a dairy farm for for 34 years, and most recently worked as Connie Disbro, 2008 BSBA, has advanced to a plans. He is currently concluding four different nearly 40 years. He is currently employed at Investigator for the Corrections Division. program advisor position with Bowling Green careers. After 20 years of work as an engineer the Fort Ticonderoga Ferry. Drew Morris, 2004 BSGMT, received a State University. and plant manager, 13 years as a business James Kaur, 1971 BSCE, retired from the Rachel (Grove) Troutman, 2009 BACOM, and owner and 25 years as an associate professor Indiana Department of Transportation in 2014 Jeremy Troutman, 2008 BSDET, welcomed and chair of Industrial Management, he still after 43 years of service. He has four grown maintains his work as a pastor at Methodist children with four grandchildren and another and Friends churches for the last 42 years. on the way. He is keeping busy by operating the David McDermott, 1957 BSCE, has stayed an Yellow River Road Apiary in LaPorte, Indiana. active member of the American Legion and Mark Hartig, 1979 BSBA, celebrates a very Kiwanis in his retirement. He was previously successful career in oil, gas and defense the Master of the Masonic Lodge, and was intelligence spanning many years, having employed with the City of North Olmsted, established several companies as CEO. He Ohio, for 32 years. He is celebrating more than retired at the age of 50. He has stayed busy in 50 years of marriage. retirement with the creation of an educational Robert Vaughn, 1958 BSME, is proud of the from Armstrong Builders in Tucson, Arizona, foundation focusing on disadvantaged and great education center his beloved Tri-State after six years of engineering in industry and LGBT youth. He manages his ranch for oil, gas has become. He wishes peace to all. owning several businesses. Larry and his wife, enjoying his private pilot’s license in his and Polled Hereford cattle, which trace their Martha Mae, were blessed with six children, 22 retirement. He established an aircraft genetics back to the Stephen F. Austin land grandchildren and three great-grandchildren maintenance business with his son, David — grant. When not on the ranch, Mark divides promotion to tour promotion executive for the with more on the way. Larry has found time Mac Aviation — at a local airport upon his his time at a weekend home south of Austin, PGA Tour. 1960s to compete and coach in Senior Olympics, as retirement. Mac is currently the Treasurer Texas, and a vacation home on the Dutch side Jillian Frick, 2005 BSCJ and BSPSY, has been Arnold “Arnie” Kaufman, 1961 BSAE, and his well as coaching high school and junior high at MAPS Air Museum located in Akron of St. Martens. promoted to an officer at 1st Source Bank of wife, Sharon, celebrated their 50th wedding programs. He has won multiple gold medals Canton Regional Airport. He is celebrating 57 South Bend. She is enjoying her third year anniversary on Jan. 7, 2017. They live in in track and field, baseball and basketball years with his wife, Carol, and the pair have with the company as a security specialist. Wentzville, Missouri. both nationally and internationally. You can created a scholarship fund in memory of their Previously she worked as a forensic lab/crime the birth of their newest addition, Beckett read more about Larry’s accomplishments in a Troutman, on Aug. 25, 2016. Rachel also Gary Green, 1962 BSAE, is still enjoying son, David. scene technician through the South Bend story on trine.edu. Larry is proud to be a Tri- earned her Master of Arts in public relations retirement by taking road trips and visiting Police Department. State/Trine alumnus. May God bless all of the from Indiana University at IUPUI. former classmates as he travels. He would —continued students, staff and administrators. —continued

30 TRINE MAGAZINE | Summer 2017 31 class notes class notes Lynn Secondo, BSCHE 2012, was awarded Jacob Turner, 2015 BSEXS, is enjoying his work 2010s as the strength and conditioning coordinator Alishia (Raak) Garstka, 2010 BSBA, and her at Lebanon High School in Lebanon, Indiana. Alumni stories online husband Nicholas Garstka, 2010 BSMA, Katherine “Katie” Gokey, 2016 BACOM, welcomed the birth of their second son, Grant accepted a position with the City of Blue Visit trine.edu to read more stories about alumni: Eli, on Jan. 7, 2017. Alishia also was promoted Ash at Summit Park as the assistant Summit to manager for the Audit Services group at Park coordinator working with events, Brian Milligan 2004 BSBA, is lead portfolio Sarah Rice, 2014 MSL, is the new executive Crowe Horwath LLP. FOUNDATION programming and social media. She moved manager for the largest family of Catholic director of resource development for mutual funds in the United States the North Central region of Ivy Tech Alison (Coe) Shaffer, 2010 BSFS,was promoted from her home in Cleveland, Ohio, to Community College to medical research manager at NAMSA in Cincinnati, Ohio, where Blue Ash is located. Brandon Ringeisen, 2012 BSBA, attended Northwood, Ohio, in May 2017. Rob Hoffman, 2016 BSHPEED,is pursuing a the Super Bowl as part of the staff of the Karen Sobeske, 1994 BSElEd, was named Sigma Phi Epsilon brothers visited campus Atlanta Falcons the 2016 Educator of the Year by the on March 31 Adam Bowden, 2010 BSCE, recently purchased Master in Sport Management at Florida State Coldwater (Michigan) Area Chamber of his first home in South Bend, Indiana. He is University, where he is working as a graduate Joe Kempa, 2016 MSL, has received an Four Trine alumni are now serving in the Commerce n enjoying his fourth year of employment with assistant for the men’s basketball team. 11-month assignment at the U.S. Customs Steuben County Sheriff’s Office. the St. Joseph County Department of Public Nicholas Hostetler, 2016 BSINF, has worked at Global Borders College Trey Calver, 2016 BSBA, and Nic Hostetler, 2016 BSINF, Works, where he is a project engineer working a Fulbright-Hayes Graduate Research Franklin Electric for the past year. He started John Leszczynski, 1975 BSCE, has been both served as Greater Fort on all things related to public infrastructure. Scholarship to Greece for the academic year working in the Help Desk, but was promoted named president of Troyer Group Wayne Fellows of 2016-2017 related to her doctoral work at Heidi Haefner, 2011 BSME, graduated from to an ERP business analyst role in early April. Virginia Commonwealth University. The new role gives him the opportunity to Andrea (Junk) Badger, 2012 BSBIO, and her work with users all over the world, and travel to Franklin’s locations in Brazil, Italy, Australia, Germany and many more to help introduce its Florida Golf Classic raises more than $37,000 for Trine scholarships new Enterprise software. Ronnie McClory, 2016 BSPSY, has earned a promotion to rehabilitation therapist at the Logansport State Hospital. He has enrolled in the Master of Science in criminal justice program at Trine University, pursuing a concentration in forensic psychology. Lindsay Word, 2016 BSAM, graduated from husband, Kelly Badger, 2012 BSCJ, welcomed their first child, Cormac James Badger, on April 29, 2017. Elias “Eli” Larson, 2013 BSME, graduated from DePaul College of Law in December 2016. He is now an associate attorney at Lempia, Summerfield, and Katz. His practice focuses on intellectual property matters such as patents, trademarks and copyrights. Xavier University in Cincinnati, Ohio, on Derek Bycraft, 2013 BSBA, May 13, 2017 with a Master in Business was awarded both Administration. She is relocating from the Doc Miller Award for Most Outstanding Cincinnati to Durham, North Carolina, for a Season Staff Member in 2016 and the Ernie position as a lead manufacturing specialist in Bradley Award for Most Outstanding Staff the area of Material Plan and Execution with Member in the 2016-2017 school year at the . YMCA Storer Camps. Trine in 2016 with a Bachelor in Applied GE Aviation, beginning on June 5, 2017 Management. She is in the Master of Science A record amount was raised for Trine event, which supports the Trine Fund for Longest putt: Allen Hersel, 10 feet, 11 inches Daniel Doll, 2014 BSCPE, was commissioned Rebecca Capman, 2012 BSPSY, graduated in leadership program and will graduate in University scholarships during the ninth student scholarships. Closest to the pin: Steve LaHood ’70, as a second lieutenant in the Air Force. He from Kaplan University with a Master of 2018. annual Scholarship Golf Classic and Alumni The winners were the Members Club of 9 inches became a certified cyber warrior, and spent a Reception, held Thursday, Jan. 25, at The Science in psychology in April 2017. Denise Draper, 2017 BACOM, Marco team with a score of 59, 13 under year in the Republic of Korea protecting our joined the Resort at Longboat Key Club in Longboat The 10th annual Scholarship Golf Amy Van Bonn, 2012 BSCJ and BSPSY, par. Members were Keith Turner ’76, Stuart Pacific allies. He is now stationed at a special University Marketing and Communications Key, Florida. Classic will take place in January 2018 in Wiseley ’09, Phil Ott and Todd Evans. n accepted a clinical position with the state of operations base in Hurlburt Field, Florida, team at Trine University as the marketing and Longboat Key. A total of $37,400 was raised with 12 teams Michigan at the Center for Forensic Psychiatry where he recently was promoted to first communications coordinator. Special events winners were: of alumni and friends participating in the in Saline, Michigan, in May 2017. lieutenant. —continued Longest drive: Rick Young, 343 yards 32 TRINE MAGAZINE | Summer 2017 33 eye on the storm In Memoriam (current as of June 7, 2017)

1940s 1960s Herbert H. Good, 1940 BSEE, Clive, Iowa, Herdus C. Arrington Jr., 1960 BSME, Jan. 27, 2017 Demorest, Georgia, Mar. 19, 2017 John R. McCord, 1944 BSME, Greenwood, John R. Cary, 1961 BSCE, Burr Oak, Michigan, South Carolina, Jan. 8, 2017 Feb. 23, 2017 Dean P. Bawden, 1948 BSAC, Coldwater, Kenneth T. Schmitt, 1961 BSBA, New Castle, Michigan, Nov. 15, 2016 Indiana, Dec. 3, 2016 John L. Brons, 1948 BSME, The Villages, Robert H. Buck, 1962 BSME, Clay, New York, Florida, Aug. 21, 2016 Jan. 19, 2016 Robert M. Deaner, 1948 BSME, Canton, Ismael A. Cordero, 1962/1963 BSAE/BSADE, Michigan, Feb. 11, 2017 Salt Lake City, Utah, Nov. 20, 2016 James D. Lombardy, 1948 BSME, Norristown, Robert H. Wilson, 1962 BSEE, Virginia Beach, Pennsylvania, Jul 22, 2016 Virginia, Feb. 8, 2017 Trine mourns James H. Allen, 1949 BSEE, Webster, New York, Donald S. Merrill, 1964 BSEE, Navarre, Ohio, Feb. 16, 2015 Oct. 20, 2016 Theodore F. Benham 1949, BSME, James S. Sitarski, 1964 BSME, Saint Louis, passing of Los Angeles, California, Apr. 11, 2017 Missouri, Dec. 27, 2016 Charles W. Covill, 1949 BSCE, Austin, Texas, David S. Collins, 1965 BSBAD, Elkhart, Indiana, Feb. 24, 2017 Dec. 17, 2016 Ian Rolland Edward M. Moss Sr., 1949 CHE, Indianapolis, John V. Pavlik, 1966 BSAE, Troy, Ohio, Indiana, Jan. 6, 2016 Feb. 9, 2017 Trine University joins many throughout northeast Indiana who Donald L Dzioba, 1967 BSME, Cody, Wyoming, are mourning the death of Ian M. Rolland. The former Lincoln 1950s Nov. 22, 2016 National CEO and philanthropist died Saturday, July 1, at age 84. David W. Brown, 1950 BSME, Katonah, James D. Kiles, 1968 CHE, Maryville, New York, Dec. 19, 2016 Tennessee, May 31, 2016 Makenna Hartline connects during Trine’s Rolland had been a member of Trine’s Board of Trustees since Gerald H. Heflebower, 1950 BSCE, Sterling, NCAA DIII Softball Championship game versus Amherst. Illinois, Mar. 6, 2017 1970s 2010, serving on its Finance and Audit committees. He and Max B. Miller, 1950 BSME, Park City, Utah, Philip B. Lantz, 1971 BSBA, Tipp City, Ohio, his wife Mimi financially supported the T. Furth Center for Dec. 10, 2016 Jan. 18, 2017 Performing Arts and the university’s endowment. John F. Bowditch, 1951 AERON, Osseo, James S. Ruth, 1973 BSCE, Birmingham, Michigan, Feb. 1, 2017 Alabama, Nov. 22, 2016 The university awarded him an honorary degree in 1988. Robert O. Walter, 1952 BSCE, Meadville, Susan J. (Reppert) Warren, 1973 DDT, SOFTBALL TEAM RETURNS TO NATIONAL STAGE Pennsylvania, Apr. 13, 2017 Angola, Indiana, Apr. 7, 2017 “Trine University was privileged to count Ian M. Rolland among James L. Juse, 1955 NON/CE, Marion, Indiana, Arlene D. Georgiadis, 1974 BSBA, Fort Wayne, The Trine softball team capped another The Thunder hit the road to Whitewater, dropping game one. The Thunder were its leadership. He will be greatly missed,” said President Earl Nov. 15, 2016 Indiana, Nov. 19, 2016 Harold R. Quast, 1955 BSRE, Clayton, Georgia, Jane A. Kuruzovich, 1977 ASEC, Ellettsville, strong season with its second appearance in Wisconsin, for the regional round. A eliminated by eventual national champion D. Brooks II, Ph.D. “His generosity, expertise and desire to May 10, 2015 Indiana, Oct. 25, 2016 the NCAA Division III Softball Championship. power surge led Trine to a sweep of the Virginia Wesleyan the following day. make the world a better place not only at Trine University William F. Wrangler, 1955 BSCE, Chicago, Dean D. Bressler, 1978 BSBA, Titusville, A school-record start was a harbinger of competition, with six home combined home Power was once again the calling card of but throughout greater Fort Wayne made a positive impact Illinois, April 21, 2016 Florida, Nov. 16, 2016 runs in opening victories over Greenville Roger R. Coleman, 1956 BSBAD, Walled Lake, things to come, as the Thunder roared to 19 Trine’s lineup as the team led the nation in on many in the region. Our hearts go out to Mimi and their Michigan, Dec. 26, 2016 1980s straight wins to open the season. Trine swept and Wisconsin-Whitewater. The Thunder home runs. Kaylee Fox belted 16 homers on Ronald H. Carter, 1980 BSCHE, Linden, children, but we have the comfort of knowing the work Ian did Maurice L. Kelsey, 1956 BSME, Indianapolis, through a tournament held at the University disposed of MIAA foe Hope in the regional her way to becoming the school’s all-time Indiana, Dec. 22, 2016 Indiana,June 27, 2016 and supported will continue for many generations to come.” of Kentucky before competing in the Rebel championship to claim its second regional career home runs leader in her junior season. Frederick Kilgus, 1956 BSME, Gales Ferry, Jerome D. Carter, 1980 BSME, Chattanooga, title in a row and third in team history. Born in 1933 in Fort Wayne, Rolland began his career at Lincoln Connecticut, Feb. 1, 2017 Tennessee, Feb. 24, 2017 Spring Games in Kissimmee, Florida. The Fox, Danielle Ray, Carly Bachna, Makenna National Life in 1956 and rose to become CEO of Lincoln Theodore C. Sachs, 1956 BSME, Largo, Florida, Bryan L. Everett, 1986 BSTM, Tippecanoe, Thunder earned victories over top-10 foes For the second consecutive spring, Trine and Hartline and Catherine Porter earned NFCA Dec. 30, 2016 Indiana, Dec. 3, 2016 Messiah and Luther, with the team scoring SportONE/Parkview Softball Field played All-Central Region honors. Ray, a freshman National Corporation in 1977. He also was named chairman in Wallace M. Banach, 1957 BSCE, Auburn, the winning run in its last at-bat in each of host to a NCAA Super Regional. This time, pitcher, was one of 25 finalists for the Schutt 1992 before retiring from Lincoln National in 1998. Massachusetts, June 2, 2017 1990s Harold R. Lloyd, 1957 BSCE, Canton, Ohio, Traci L. (Grable) Dick, 1999 BSAC, those games. Head coach Don Danklefsen the result favored the home team as the Sports/NFCA Division III National Player of He was active in many Fort Wayne organizations including May 13, 2017 Chattanooga, Tennessee, Dec. 6, 2016 later joined the 400-win club in an MIAA Thunder swept Wisconsin-Oshkosh to claim the Year award. Lewis F. Arnold, 1958 BSCE, Edon, Ohio, victory over Olivet. the program’s second Super Regional title Anthony Wayne Services, The East Wayne Street Center, Arts Dec., 4, 2016 2000s The Thunder also boasted six All-MIAA United of Greater Fort Wayne, Junior Achievement, Leadership Frank V. Ciccarelli, 1958 BSAC, Huntingdon, Justin L. Guy, 2007 BSSM, Plainfield, Indiana, The hot start, combined with a challenging and National Championship appearance. A performers: Fox, Ray, Porter, Makenna Fort Wayne, the Courthouse Preservation Trust, the Timothy Pennsylvania, Dec. 16, 2016 May 26, 2017 schedule, kept the team’s at-large hopes walk-off win and a rally in the late innings Hartline, Michaela Hartline and Claire Ryan. John R. Sendek, 1958 BSAE, Durham, provided the highlights in a pair of tight wins L. Johnson Academy and Junior Achievement. He also served 2010s afloat through a tough stretch late in the Porter was named to the CoSIDA North Carolina, Dec. 4, 2016 over the Titans. on the boards for the Hudson Institute, the Child Care Action Roy M. McIntosh, 1959 BSCHE, Pocatello, Carolyn J. Gilmore, 2012 CRJ, Royal Center, season. Trine won 10 games against teams Academic All-District team for her Campaign National Advisory Panel, the Indiana chapter of the Idaho, Dec. 7, 2016 Indiana, Apr. 20. 2016 that earned bids to the NCAA postseason. The team then hit the road for Oklahoma combined performance athletically and in Dorinda K. Gregor, 2012 BAMGT, Merrillville, Nature Conservancy, Indiana Historical Society, CID Ventures Indiana, Jul. 1, 2016 The resume was enough for the Thunder City, a place synonymous with college the classroom. n and CID Partners, the University of Saint Francis and to earn its 10th consecutive NCAA softball. Playing on the same field that hosts DePauw University. regional bid after the team fell in the MIAA the Women’s College World Series, Trine Tournament championship. pushed Amherst to extra innings before 34 TRINE MAGAZINE | Summer 2017 35

Cole, Dixon named Women’s basketball team makes historic run Trine rewards successful top senior athletes The Trine women’s basketball team turned No. 17 by D3hoops.com, as well as No. 18 by up the heat in the winter months to go on a the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association. Basketball players Will Dixon and Taylor Cole were named historic run that culminated in the team’s first Standouts Brandi Dawson and Hayley Martin basketball coaches with the winners of Trine’s top senior student-athlete awards. NCAA postseason appearance since joining paced Trine’s success. Dawson became the Cole was named the recipient of the Chery L. Coons NCAA Division III. team’s first Division III All-American, earning Award, given to the senior female student-athlete who The Thunder made history by tying a program Third Team honors from D3hoops.com, and best embodies the qualities contract extensions of leadership, character, record with 25 wins and reaching the NCAA was named the MIAA’s Most Valuable Player, citizenship, scholarship and Division III Women’s Basketball Tournament another first for the women’s basketball Following a string of successful seasons, Trine team history and made its first appearance for the first time. The team captured its first program. Martin was a D3hoops.com Second the spirit of true competition. University has signed each of its basketball in the NCAA Division III Women’s Basketball Dixon was voted the winner MIAA Championship, dominating defending- Team All-Great Lakes Region performer coaches to contract extensions. Tournament. of the Robert L. Greim Award, league champion Hope on its home floor on and was named the program’s first MIAA Ryan Gould, the head women’s basketball Miller has led the men’s basketball team to presented to the senior the final day of the regular season to provide Defensive Player of the Year. Dawson and male student-athlete who the jump-start to its historic postseason run. Martin were both two-time MIAA Player of the best embodies the values The regular-season title resulted in Trine Week honorees and each was recognized on of leadership, character, playing host to its first MIAA Tournament in the D3hoops.com Team of the Week. citizenship, scholarship and athletic accomplishment. Hershey Hall. The Thunder defeated Albion Much of the team’s success this season The duo were recognized at Trine’s Honors Day program. to reach the tournament championship came as a result of the team’s commitment game and won the title over Calvin in front to defense. Using the mantra of “Defense As the only four-year player on this year’s roster, Cole of a raucous crowd the following night, Travels,” the Thunder finished the season played an instrumental role in leading the turnaround of as students and fans stormed the court to ranked eighth in NCAA Division III in scoring the Thunder women’s basketball team. A team captain, Cole started every game this year. With Cole in the celebrate the title and NCAA tournament bid. defense. Lone senior Taylor Cole concluded starting lineup over the last two seasons, the Thunder The team then went on the road for the her career ranked sixth in the team record boasted a .782 winning percentage. She concluded her NCAA Tournament, traveling to Ada, Ohio to book in career steals. career sixth in team history in steals. face Illinois Wesleyan in the first round. Trine is set up for success in the immediate Cole was an exceptional student, graduating summa cum Trine made its debut memorable, claiming a and long-term future, losing just one senior. laude in three years with a double major in criminal 63-56 victory over the Titans in the opening The Thunder expect to begin competing in justice and psychology. She completed her Master of game. The Thunder were eliminated the the university’s brand-new, 3,000-seat MTI Science in criminal justice this year. Cole earned Trine following night by eventual Elite Eight Center in 2018. Head coach Ryan Gould was University’s Jack J. Northrup Award for outstanding participant Ohio Northern. The team awarded a contract extension through the student in arts and sciences. She also completed work concluded the season 25-3 overall and ranked end of the 2021-22 season. n with the Bowen Center, where she worked with at-risk youth in the Angola community. Dixon will go down as one of the best all-around basketball players in school history. He concluded his career ranked fifth in scoring with 1,799 points and in the top 10 in steals (sixth), free throw percentage (sixth), field goals made (seventh) and assists (eighth). Dixon Ryan Gould Brooks Miller was a three-time All-MIAA coach, and Brooks Miller, the head men’s being a consistent performer at the top of the First Team honoree and basketball coach, each agreed to five-year MIAA over the past six seasons. The team has a National Association of extensions. The deals lock Gould and Miller in appeared in the MIAA Tournament semifinals Basketball Coaches All- place through the end of the 2021-22 season. in each of Miller’s seasons, including the first Region selection as a senior. He earned six MIAA Player of Gould has presided over a quick about-face tournament championship appearance in the Week honors. and unprecedented national success for the program history in 2016. During the 2015-16 Thunder women’s basketball team at the season, Miller led the team to its first national Dixon was recognized for his combined work athletically Division III level. He led the team to one of its ranking as a member of NCAA Division III. His and in the classroom as a member of the 2017 CoSIDA Academic All-District team. He graduated cum laude with best turnarounds in program history in his first teams have led the MIAA in scoring defense four years in a row. a degree in chemical engineering. Dixon also spent time season and the team’s first MIAA Tournament volunteering in the community with the Steuben County championship appearance in year two. Trine’s basketball teams will begin competing Humane Society and Steuben County YMCA Challenger This past season, the team tied a program in the $13.3 million, 3,000-seat MTI Center Basketball program. n record with 25 wins, earned its first MIAA beginning in 2018. n Brandi Dawson Trine women’s basketball players celebrate after their MIAA tournament win over Calvin. Championship and MIAA Tournament title in 36 TRINE MAGAZINE | Summer 2017 37 BARNETT, ECK SUCCEED ON Jacob Heller NATIONAL STAGE 2017 DONOR RECOGNITION

All-conference It has truly been a historic year here at Trine University, with many events that will shape our institution for some time to come: performers lead • We completed the addition to Best Hall of Science and are nearing completion on the Thunder Ice Arena. • We once again experienced record enrollment and graduated a record class of seniors, including the first class Thunder athletic teams from the Doctor of Physical Therapy program, which received accreditation. • We continued to advance in national college rankings. Thunder student-athletes captured numerous individual athletic honors during • Several student groups received awards in national competitions. the spring season. • We expanded the Invest in Excellence Capital Campaign from $75 million to $125 million to ensure the In addition to Jeffery Barnett’s success (see Jeffrey Barnett great work continues. “Barnett, Eck succeed on national stage”), Beyond the big announcements and splashy headlines, there are many other happenings that are no less important: students the men’s track and field team boasted the who have experienced another culture through a Study Abroad experience, or made an impact on the world around them MIAA’s Most Valuable Runner during the through an internship or community outreach, or who have chosen their life’s vocation through the guidance of a caring outdoor season. Patrick Richardville won two The Trine track and field teams continued Eck swept the MIAA’s Field MVP honors their success on the national stage with a for her performances in the conference’s faculty mentor. While such things may not make the television news or the front page of the newspaper, they have the individual conference titles and contributed potential to equally impact not only our university, but our nation and world in the days to come. to the 4-x-100-meter relay victory alongside pair of All-American performers during the indoor and outdoor championship meets Barnett, James Washington and Nick Hayes. indoor season. and earned USTFCCCA All-Region honors Within this donor recognition report you will find a listing of those who have been a part of making all this happen, those who Richardville also earned All-MIAA honors Kara Eck and Jeffery Barnett earned trips to have contributed financially to the continued success and growing impact of Trine University. Whether you have given a few during the indoor season. Ryan Haarer (pole the NCAA Division III Indoor Track and Field dollars or many more, you have played a part in preparing students to succeed, lead and serve. vault) and Mitch Martin (weight throw) earned National Championships at North Central Thank you for your continued support of Trine University. All-MIAA honors while winning conference College in Naperville, Illinois. Barnett championship events. The team placed second finished as the national runner-up in the in the MIAA during both the indoor and long jump to earn the first All-America outdoor seasons. honor of his career. Eck placed seventh in Four conference titles and the Field MVP the weight throw to earn her fourth career sweep by Kara Eck highlighted the efforts All-America honor, three of which have of the women’s track and field team. Jenna come during indoor seasons. Gales earned All-MIAA honors by winning Barnett burst onto the national stage as a the 400-meter dash at the conference’s indoor sophomore, earning recognition as the U.S. championship meet. Gales also combined with Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Jensyn Garrow, Kaylyn Forrest and Ashlyn Association (USTFCCCA) National Field Maskow to earn the conference title in the Athlete of the Week after breaking a school 4-x-400-meter relay. The team placed third in record and recording the seventh-best the MIAA during the indoor season and fourth long jump in Division III indoor history. He Kara Eck at the outdoor championship, both program was named the MIAA’s Most Valuable Field during both seasons. She went on to earn bests since joining the MIAA. Athlete and earned USTFCCCA All-Great national championship appearances in The Thunder baseball and men’s lacrosse teams Lakes Region honors. During the outdoor the shot put and hammer throw during each boasted two All-MIAA performers. season, Barnett went on to set a school the outdoor season. Eck earned five MIAA Jacob Heller (first team) and Drew Palmer record and win a conference title in the weekly honors this year. long jump. (second team) earned All-MIAA baseball The duo continued a trend of Thunder track honors in leading Trine to a fifth-place finish Eck continued to build upon her illustrious and field performers succeeding at the in the conference. Brandon Walters and Alex career and moved into a tie for the most national level. The teams have combined Jamieson paced a stout Thunder defense in All-America honors by any student-athlete to produce 11 All-American performances earning All-MIAA Second Team honors in in any sport in the history of the university. since 2013. n lacrosse. 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Alexander FM Global Mr. Daniel Miller Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Webster USA Triathlon Kent and Linda Stucky All Phase Electric Supply Company Fort Wayne Roofing and Sheet Metal Corp. Mr. and Mrs*. Kenneth A. Miller Mr. David and Dr. Ruth Wertz Edward M. and Mary McCrea Wilson Foundation Dr. Dolores M. Tichenor American Electric Power General Electric Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Charles Randall White Dr. Donald D. Young* Vestil Manufacturing Corp Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield Gentex Corporation Dr. and Mrs. Patrick Mills Mr. and Mrs. H. David Whitesel Zollner Foundation Dr. and Mrs. R. Wyatt Weaver, Jr. Ariel Corporation Mr. William J. Glahn Mr. Dennis K. Miner Ms. Victoria J. Willis Mr. Kenneth L. Zuver Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wilson Mr. Vincent J. Arizzi Mr. and Mrs.* Richard L. Gollnick Dr.* and Mrs. Robert P. Molitor YMCA of Steuben County, Inc. ASB Agency, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Goplin Mr.* and Mrs. Edward M. Moss Sr. Mr. Daryl R. 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