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John A. Delaney became UNF’s fi fth addition to the Brooks College of Health. president in 2003. In that capacity, he oversees Delaney is considered UNF’s chief Past Presidents a campus of more than 15,000 students, 600 fundraiser, nearly doubling the University’s faculty and more than 1,000 staff . The 1,300 privately-funded endowment. Dr. Thomas G. Carpenter acre campus in Northeast Florida is considered Delaney’s presidency continues a President 1969 – 1980 a driver in the region, with an annual economic distinguished career as a public servant. He impact of nearly $1 billion. Each year, 4,000 served two terms as mayor of Jacksonville, the Dr. Andrew Robinson students graduate from UNF’s fi ve colleges: the country’s 13th largest city, spearheading major Interim President 1980 – 1982 Brooks College of Health, the Coggin College initiatives including The Better Jacksonville of Business, the College of Arts and Sciences, Plan, a $2.2 billion improvement plan that Dr. Curtis L. McCray the College of Computing, Engineering and gave the city new public facilities and other Construction and the College of Education amenities. He also created the Preservation President 1982 – 1988 and Human Services. Project, a massive land conservation program Under Delaney’s direction, UNF giving Jacksonville the distinction of having the Dr. Roy E. McTarnaghan reaffi rmed its commitment to students, by largest urban park system in the United States. Interim President 1988 – 1989 46 off ering individualized attention and off ering Prior to that, he served as the chief assistant transformational learning opportunities. The state attorney, the number two prosecutor for Dr. Adam W. Herbert University of North Florida is also known for its Northeast Florida and as the general counsel President 1989 – 1998 fl agship programs, areas where UNF leads the for the City of Jacksonville. He has served on nation. Flagships include Community Nursing, numerous non-profi t and corporate boards. Dr. E.K. Fretwell International Business, Transportation and He and his wife, Gena, have four children. Logistics and Coastal Biology. Interim President 1998 UNF underwent the biggest construction spree in its history. The University built an $86 Dr. Anne H. Hopkins million residence hall, a $50 million Student President 1998 – 2002 Union, a $27 million College of Education and Human Services building and an $11 million Dr. A. David Kline Interim President 2002 – 2003

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University of North Florida President While at Wyoming, Moon was responsible for the football team. John A. Delaney announced the hiring of Lee for a $15 million budget and helped secure Throughout his career, Moon has served Moon as the University’s Director of Athletics the largest fi nancial donation – $4.3 million on various NCAA leadership committees such on Feb. 4, 2009. Moon, UNF’s sixth director for the naming rights of the student-athletic as the Division I Athletic Directors Association of Athletics, came from UAB, where he has center – in the history of the institution. He Executive Committee, the NCAA Football served as the Senior Associate Athletics also helped secure a $2 million donation at Issues Committee, as well as serving as chair Director since 2004. Marshall for naming rights to a similar facility. of the Southern Conference Men’s Basketball Moon was offi cially introduced to the UNF While at Marshall, Moon was responsible Committee. community, athletic boosters and members of for the hiring of basketball coach Billy Moon succeeded Dr. Richard Gropper, who the media by President Delaney on Thursday, Donovan, who later went on to win two has served as the UNF Director of Athletics Feb. 5. national championships at Florida, and since the fall of 1994. Upon Moon’s arrival, “We’re so excited to have Lee Moon on Dana Altman, who is the current head men’s Gropper has taken on the role of UNF Director our home court and joining the UNF team,” basketball coach at Creighton and has led of Athletics Emeritus, serving as a fundraiser Delaney said. “We feel that Lee is the most the Blue Jays to the NCAA Tournament seven for the athletics department and other parts qualifi ed individual to lead our student- times. of the University until his planned retirement athletes in competing at the highest level of Moon is a graduate of Virginia Military in 2011. intercollegiate athletics.” Institute, where he earned a bachelor’s of Moon has been married to the former Moon is the former Director of Athletics at science degree in history in 1970. While at Connie Gray since 2005. He has two sons, Wyoming (1996-2003) and Marshall (1988-96) VMI, Moon was a member of the school’s Lee Jr., who is an assistant men’s basketball and brings athletics administrative experience football team from 1966-1969. He later went coach at Fresno State, and Brian, who is doing Lee Moon with him from four diff erent universities. He on to play semi-pro football for the Roanoke his medical school residency at West Virginia also served as an Assistant Athletics Director Buckskins before earning his master of University. Connie has four children, Rachael, (1985-86) and Associate Athletics Director education degree at the University of Virginia Rebecca, Charlene and Charlie and nine Director of (1986-1988) at Kansas State. in 1971. grandchildren, who all reside in Birmingham, “I’m very excited about coming to UNF After earning his master’s degree and Ala. at such a monumental time in the athletic serving as a graduate assistant coach for the UNF just completed the fi nal year of the Athletics program’s history,” Moon said. “I have a goal of Virginia football team during the 1972 and four-year reclassifi cation period to a full- building the athletic program to the point of 1973 seasons, Moon served as an assistant fl edged member of Division I athletics. The national recognition. Many of UNF’s academic football coach at Duke (1973-76), Virginia Ospreys began their transition from Division programs, such as the Jazz Program, have (1976-1981), Mississippi State (1982-1984) II athletics to Division I at the start of the 2005- gained a stellar reputation and I’m optimistic and Kansas State (1985), where he was named 06 season and beginning this year will be Athletics Department Staff that UNF Athletics can have that type of the interim head football coach and also eligible for all postseason play on the NCAA positive exposure as well.” served as the assistant director of operations Division I level. 47

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Joe Collins Rebecca Coyle Laura Diesel Matthew Driscoll Bruce Evans John Glasgow April Goode Linda Hamilton Beth Harrell Marcie Hickey Sayuri Hiraishi Head Strength & Athletic Training Administrative Men’s Basketball Men’s Basketball Senior Assistant Director of Women’s Soccer Swimming & Diving Softball Athletic Training Conditioning Coach Staff Assistant Head Coach Assistant Coach Groundskeeper Media Relations Head Coach Head Coach Head Coach Staff

Gil Hofmann Andrew Hopkins Melisa Hyams Bobby Kennen Matt Kilcullen Kathy Klein Brea Kratzert Ervin Lewis Scott Lowery Wes Maas Kimberly Matthews Offi cial Athletics Media Relations Diving Men’s Basketball Director of Development/ Senior Associate Director of Associate AD of Director of Associate AD for Business Photographer Intern Coach Assistant Coach Osprey Club Athletic Director Marketing Facilities/Operations Ticketing Academic Support Manager

Keunta Miles Nancy Miller James Moore Oscar Ortiz Mark Power Rodrigo Puebla Dusty Rhodes Janice Savage Molly Schneider Scott Schroeder Laura Shellaberger Women’s Basketball Women’s Basketball Coordinator of Men’s Soccer Assistant Women’s Tennis Baseball Softball Women’s Soccer Golf Athletic Training Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Development Assistant Coach Athletic Trainer Head Coach Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Head Coach Staff

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Jeff Wuerth April Goode Chris Whitehead Andrew Hopkins Assistant AD for Assistant Director Assistant Director Intern Media Relations [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] O: (904) 620-4026 O: (904) 620-4029 O: (904) 620-4025 O: (904) 620-4027 C: (336) 847-9888 C: (904) 229-6624 C: (386) 689-3732 C: (614) 402-2204 Women's Basketball, Men's Soccer, Baseball Women's Soccer, Men’s Basketball Volleyball and M/W and Swimming and M/W Cross Country, and Golf Tennis Diving M/W Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field, and Softball The 2009-10 University of North Florida Cross ing 9A North and exiting right (EAST) on Beach Country and Track & Field Media Guide is designed Getting To Hodges Stadium Blvd. Take a right on Central Parkway and the UNF to aid members of the media covering the Ospreys, entrance will be on left. Proceed straight and both  Beach Blvd.

as well as serve as a recruiting brochure to better Regents Harmon and Hodges Stadium will be on your left.

N Kernan Blvd. prepare student-athletes in their decision-making process. As for the media, we appreciate your cov- Central Pkwy. Parking: Ample parking for the media is located in erage, and if there is anything we can do to assist, the parking lot adjacent to Hodges Stadium in lot 18 please contact UNF Athletics Media Relations. Stadium to the north. A pass is required for all media wishing I-95 to park on campus. Please contact UNF Athletics

UNF Media Relations: The UNF Athletics Media Highway 9A UNF Media Relations to secure a gameday parking Relations Office is located on the second floor of Campus pass. UNF Arena in Room 2004. Entering the arena JTB (Butler Blvd.) through the front entrance, the office can be Interviews: Please contact the Athletics Media accessed by the main stairway or through the Photographers: Only photographers shooting for Relations Office in advance if you plan on attending arena elevator, which is located on the far left wall accredited media outlets or for UNF Athletics Media a practice session so an escort can be made avail- of the arena's main lobby. Relations will be allowed to shoot home events able. All cross country and track & field interview from the sideline. Photographers are allowed to requests should be done through the media rela- • Overnight/Mailing Address: 1 UNF Drive, shoot from behind the sidelines and goal lines on tions office either through Andrew Hopkins (O: Jacksonville, FL 32224 each end of the field. No photography is allowed in (904) 620-4025, [email protected]) or Jeff • Media Relations Office: (904) 620-4025 the team bench areas during the match. Wuerth (O: (904) 620-4027, [email protected]). • Media Relations FAX: (904) 620-2821 • Athletics Facebook: University of North Directions To Campus: From I-95, take exit 344 E-mail Service: Media outlets may request to be Florida Ospreys EAST onto J. Turner Butler Blvd. (JTB): included on the broadcast e-mail list to receive 48 • Athletics Twitter: Twitter.com/UNFOspreys • To get to the UNF Arena go approximately 5 daily news regarding UNF soccer. To be added to • Athletics YouTube: OspreysSportsZone miles and exit on Kernan Boulevard. Turn left the distribution list, simply e-mail Assistant Athletic (NORTH) and go approximately 1 mile. The Director Jeff Wuerth at [email protected] and ask Admission/Credentials: Media Credentials are entrance to the UNF campus is on the left. Once on to be included. required for coverage of UNF cross country and campus, turn right at second traffic light. The athlet- track & field. Single-game tickets for men’s and ics complex is located approximately 1/2 mile on Live Stats: All UNF home matches can be followed women’s soccer matches, volleyball matches and the right. via the World Wide Web through "Live Stats" at track and field meets will be $5 for adults and $3 for • The North Parking Lot, which is closest to www.UNFOspreys.com. youth 17-and-under and senior citizens 55-and- Hodges Stadium, can be accessed by exiting onto older. Children 2-and-under and any current UNF 9A North and then merging right on the University's student with a valid Osprey1 Card are admitted exit. Upon entering the campus turn left at the first free. Student guest passes for those events are $3 stoplight and proceed through the roundabout. and limited to one per student. Media wishing to Hodges Stadium will be on your right. cover the Ospreys should contact UNF Athletics Media Relations for credentials, press seating and • Hodges Stadium can also be accessed by tak- pertinent gameday information. UNF Athletics on the World Wide Web www.UNFOSPREYS.com For coverage of all 17 intercollegiate sports at the University of North Florida, point your web browser to www.UNFOspreys.com. Each week, news releases, game notes and statistics are updated. Media and fans can view player and coach bios, schedules, results and the most com- Follow North Florida on the Web! prehensive records and history pertaining to Osprey athletics anywhere. Featured content on the site includes: Facebook: __ University of North Florida Ospreys  Live audio webcasts of select events, including basketball, baseball and softball  “Live Stats” for basketball, baseball, volleyball, soccer and YouTube: ______OspreySportsZone softball  Archived news and information  Archived episodes of UNF’s TV magazine show, UNF Sports Twitter: ______UNFOspreys Jam  Contact information for the UNF Athletics Department staff

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