Spring 2020 Marshall Magazine

The remarkable career of Alan Gould

SPRING 2020

Herd Rises

Fundraising campaign will help university build a new stadium for storied baseball program

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Marshall President Jerome Gilbert

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Senior Graphic Designer Katie Sigler

6 COVER STORY : A new baseball stadium on campus will be a boon to Huntington and enable Marshall to build a sports program of national prominence.

Alumni Editor Megan Archer Contributing Photographers Associated Press, Brown & Co. Portraits, Rick Haye, Kathy Hutchins, Rick Lee, Matt Pendleton, Ben Powell, Eugene Powers, Lev Radin

20 ALUMNI IN THE ARTS : Meet alumnus Brad Dourif, one of the most successful and prolific actors that Marshall University has ever produced.

Contributing Writers James E. Casto, Larry Crum, Clint McElroy, Keith Morehouse, Katherine Pyles, Carter Seaton

28 HEALTH CARE : For father Bob Hansen and son Zach Hansen, M.D., combating the region’s ongoing opiate crisis is a family affair.

­ ditorial Advisory Board E William “Tootie” Carter, Maurice Cooley, Larry Crum, Jeff O’Malley, Sherri Smith, Susan Tams, Ralph J. Turner

32 IN MEMORIAM : Remembering the long, remarkable career of Dr. Alan B. Gould (1938 2019) that is certain to have a lasting impact on Marshall University.

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Message from the President At press time, I’m writing to you from a nearly deserted Huntington campus in the midst of what can only be described as unprecedented circumstances. Most of our Marshall community is displaced from their “normal” work environments and it is certainly a trying time for all of us. I’m sure you have faced some of the same challenges in your own situation.

We started with a transition to online education through April 13, then made the difficult decision to complete the entire semester virtually and postpone our spring commencement until it was safe to hold such a large celebration.

I am so proud of the response of the Marshall community to ensure our students’ safety and their ability to continue the semester on a virtual basis.

Right now, our physical locations are closed to all non-critical personnel, students and the public. During this time, however, Marshall University is continuing to serve students and prospective students virtually, however long these arrangements need to be in place.

If there is one thing I know for certain about the Marshall community, it is our commitment to helping others. Members of our Marshall Family have stepped up to assist in a number of ways outside of their regular responsibilities. Some examples are on this page.

I appreciate the hard work, dedication, and patience and understanding of all our faculty and staff as we attempt to continue our mission of educating our students in these difficult times.

I miss the “old times” and hope we will return to some new normalcy soon, when I can see our students and our faculty and staff in person.

Marshall’s Office of Environmental Health and Safety is coordinating the collection of Stay safe and healthy.

Sincerely, Dr. Jerome A. Gilbert

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personal protective equipment including gloves, face masks, gowns, hand sanitizers and more from various campus departments to be distributed to local agencies.

Faculty members from Marshall’s School of Pharmacy made FDA-approved hand sanitizer several times to donate to various charities around Huntington, as well as the Huntington Police Department and the Huntington Fire Department. Additional ingredients were purchased to continue their efforts.

Biological Sciences Professor Dr. Suzanne Strait spearheaded an effort to rapidly produce surgical masks made from high-end furnace filters. Here is one of the co-founders, Marshall alumna Patricia Rogers, who designed the mask.

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f you drive by the old BASF plant on Fifth Avenue in Huntington and take a quick look to your left, you can see all the way to Third Avenue where the hulking, shuttered, ACF plant still stands. Both are industrial artifacts of bygone days in the city.

In between the two thoroughfares is Marshall’s diamond in the rough.

Construction equipment already has been at work on the eight-acre site clearing the land for Marshall’s very own on-campus baseball stadium.

It’s all a part of the “Herd Rises” fundraising campaign which will help finance the $22 million facility. For the better part of 60 years, Marshall’s lack of a baseball stadium to call its own has almost been a cruel joke.

“On Oct. 26, I told my wife I had the groundbreaking on our new baseball stadium,” said Athletic Director Mike Hamrick. “She said, ‘New stadium, where’s the old one?’”

At that groundbreaking former Marshall Pitcher and Major League All-Star Rick Reed had his own gallows humor moment: “I figured it up, and Marshall has played about 3,000 baseball games here,” said Reed. “Well, not here at Marshall.

That’s one helluva road trip.”

The searing one-liners have been replaced by a fervent optimism that this project can be a showpiece for Marshall University and the city of Huntington.

“We can do a lot of things with this baseball stadium to bring people to Huntington,” Hamrick asserted. “We can bring commerce and prosperity to Huntington. We can bring people to stay in our hotels and eat in our restaurants. This new stadium is something we all can be proud of.”

Hamrick said the hope was to have the stadium open for the 2021 season, but the administration is working with the architects to make some “value engineering” modifications, which may delay the project to a 2022 opening.

The stadium will seat 3,500 people, with a clubhouse and three locker rooms, and give the program a home base it’s been lacking since baseball was born at Marshall in 1896. This is the news that former Marshall Coach Jack Cook has been waiting for since 1967, when he became the head coach. How long ago is that? Carl Yastrzemski and

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The groundbreaking for the new baseball stadium was Oct. 26, 2019. From left: Brian Pounds, Architect, AECOM; Marshall Board of Governors Chair James Bailes; Head Baseball Coach Jeff Waggoner; President Jerome Gilbert; former Head Baseball Coach Jack Cook; Athletic Director Mike Hamrick; former Herd and Major League Baseball player Mike Montgomery; Huntington Mayor Steve Williams and former Herd and Major League Baseball player Rick Reed.

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Harmon Killebrew shared the major league home run lead that year. Late inning pitchers weren’t “closers” back then, but “relievers.” The Herd’s vagabond program has been hopscotching all around the Tri-State ever since.

It’s hard to call it a home game when you still need to have a travel budget to get back to the residence halls.

“What’s neat to see is the look on Coach Jack Cook’s face,” said Huntington Mayor Steve Williams about the 93-year-old baseball icon. “He’s been promised a field since the 1960s and that promise is finally being fulfilled. It shows the partnership between Marshall and Huntington.

This new baseball stadium can enable Coach Waggoner to not just lead a good team in a great conference, but build a program of national prominence.”

Jeff Waggoner is entering his 13th year as Marshall’s baseball coach. Conference USA is challenging enough when you have to travel to Hattiesburg to play Southern Miss, or to Houston to take on Rice, who won the College World Series in 2007. Imagine not having to drive to Appalachian Power Park in Charleston or out to the Kennedy Center on Route 2 to host fellow Conference USA schools. Nearly every year the league is routinely among the top 10 baseball conferences in the country.

The Marshall University baseball program has a long and storied tradition on campus. The completion of a new, long-awaited $22 milion baseball stadium in 2021 is expected to reinvigorate the program and help the university build a sports program of national prominence.

The new stadium can be a crown jewel for the city and for the program.

“The city of Huntington, and Marshall’s fan base, can actually watch the team play in one of the best conferences in the country,” said Waggoner. “They can see some of the star players we’ve been producing and other great players in this league. I think it’s going to be awesome for springtime in Huntington, West Virginia.”

For Waggoner the recruiting possibilities a new stadium can bring are numerous. Tracking down talent is one thing. Asking that talent to come play for your school when there’s no on-campus facility is another thing altogether. Waggoner would like nothing better than to see summer baseball at the new facility, which he says would be a boon to recruiting.

“You can host high school tournaments here,” Waggoner said. “You can bring in teams from all the surrounding areas to play in tournaments and that helps recruiting.

That’s how you’re going to have a great baseball program.

But, I don’t think you want to be in a situation where you have a minor league team playing here for a year or two and then they leave. Plus, minor league teams don’t take care of your facilities.”

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An artist's rendering of Marshall University's new baseball stadium, which will be located between Third Avenue and Fifth Avenue just east of the indoor practice facility.

The stadium will also broaden Marshall’s footprint to the east of the city. As motorists drive down Third Avenue approaching the Huntington campus, the first glimpse they’ll get of a Marshall athletic facility will be the baseball stadium.

“The location of this stadium, just a short walk from the east edge of our campus, is absolutely fantastic for the Marshall community, particularly our students,” said Marshall President Jerome Gilbert.

“I envision students and their friends walking over to watch college baseball, something they haven’t ever been able to do at Marshall. Our new baseball stadium beautifully augments our existing athletic facilities and I couldn’t be happier with its physical location, not to mention its outstanding design.”

Major League Hall of Famer Rogers Hornsby once said of America’s pastime, “People ask me what I do in the winter when there’s no baseball. I’ll tell you what I do. I stare out the window and wait for spring.”

Soon — hopefully as early as next year — baseball fans all around the region will be watching out their windows. After all these years, the wait will be well worth it.

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Home Field Advantage Head Coach Jeff Waggoner says new ballpark will attract big name schools and baseball fans of all ages.

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The strength of this year’s team starts on the mound with senior pitcher Wade Martin, a senior from Wheelersburg, Ohio.

Standout sophomore pitcher Brady Choban from Mounument, Colorado, confers with freshman catcher Ryan Leitch from Whitby, Canada.

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ow many balls can Jeff Waggoner juggle at the same time?

That’s not some kind of riddle, just the day-to-day to-do list for Marshall’s head baseball coach.

Coach Waggoner has been knee-deep in the architectural plans for Marshall’s brand new baseball facility. He’s been a part-time construction expert on one phone line while fundraising on another. Oh, and he’s also recruiting and running practice at the same time.

And all that came before the Herd headed south for a trip to open the season against the four th ranked University of Florida Gators in Gainesville.

He knows best what a difference a home facility can make.

“Since I’ve been here at Marshall, I would say I’ve had four teams that could have been NCAA teams if we had a home field. No question about it,” Waggoner said. “Home teams win more games. Last year was the first year we played our conference games at Route 2 and we didn’t lose a weekend series — just by having a home field.

Now think about what having a home field and a large crowd would do for our team.”

One of the better players returning this season includes senior catcher and infielder Zach Inskeep from Coos Bay, Oregon.

Waggoner’s team came off a 29-28 season, one of only 4 Conference USA teams to finish with a winning record. The Herd was picked 10th in this year’s preseason poll. Unfortunately, fate intervened and most of the schedule was cancelled due to the COVID-19 outbreak.

“Our strength is our depth on the mound, starting with senior starter Wade Martin and closer Michael Guerrero. Offensively, we lost a lot of great players that led the league in a lot of categories, but have really good players coming back.

Geordon Blanton, Zac Inskeep, Peter Hutzal, Luke Edwards and Jaren Lovely are key returners.”

Off in the distance, that new baseball stadium that is under construction occupies his thoughts, and the teams he can bring to Huntington. “ We s t V i r g i n i a University will play here,” Waggoner said.

“Other teams that have committed include Ohio State and Virginia Tech. These are teams that are willing to do a home and home series because of our new ballpark. I think it’s great for our players, our fans and anyone who loves baseball.”

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The 53-Year Wait Is Over New baseball stadium at Marshall is dream come true for legendary Coach Jack Cook.

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Jack Cook was Marshall University’s head baseball coach from 1967 to 1989. He was inducted into the Marshall Athletics Hall of Fame in 1994.

he day the announcement of a new baseball stadium reverberated through Huntington, Coach Jack Cook borrowed a line from former Reds’ broadcaster Joe Nuxhall.

“I’m rounding third and heading for home,” Cook said. “You better hurry up.”

No one deserves to see a new ballpark more than the 93-year-old former Marshall baseball coach. He’s been waiting for more than half a century to get the news that the program would have its own on-campus facility. In fact, the absence of a stadium almost kept him from accepting the job in 1967.

“Whitey Wilson was the athletic director,” said Cook, “and I was having pretty good success at Huntington High.

We had won three state championships. He wanted me to come to Marshall and I was reluctant at first. I said, ‘We don’t have a field.’ And he said, ‘We’ll get a field when you get here.’”

Cook’s teams played a bulk of their games at the old St. Cloud Commons ballpark in Huntington’s west end.

Getting the field playable was oftentimes a major problem.

“It flooded every spring,” said Cook. “We would be playing down south, and when we came back to Huntington we had to get all the catfish and the carp off the field.”

Cook is the all-time winningest coach at Marshall with 422 wins. He took two teams (1973 and 1978) to the NCAA tournament. In the 1978 tournament, his team beat Florida State and Clemson before losing to Miami of Florida in two straight games, falling one game short of making it to the College World Series.

The day of the stadium announcement, Cook said, “This is probably the happiest day of my life.”

“This is probably the happiest day of my life.”

— Coach Jack Cook

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Former Head Baseball Coach Jack Cook holds a sign proclaiming 24th Street between 4th Avenue and 5th Avenue as Honorary Coach Jack Cook Way. RICK HAYE

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Athletic Director Mike Hamrick holds a $5,000 Herd Rises donation from Cincinnati Reds legend and Hall of Famer Johnny Bench at a book signing.

Bench was in town last October to speak at a Marshall Artists Series event.

Double Play Hall of Famer Johnny Bench and former All-Star pitcher Rick Reed take the lead in raising funds for new stadium.

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n a beautiful October afternoon in downtown Huntington, Major League Baseball Hall of Famer Johnny Bench was holding court in his dressing room tucked below the stage at the Keith-Albee Performing Arts Center. It’s one of those dressing rooms in the catacombs of the ornate theater where stars like Rudi Vallee, Smokey Robinson and Taylor Swift once prepared for their acts.

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theater as a kid to watch movies and now he was introducing his son to his childhood hero.

“He was my favorite player growing up,” said Reed of the 14-time All Star and 10-time Gold Glove winner. “Not many people know this, but all my numbers growing up in baseball had a ‘5’ in them because of Johnny Bench.”

The interesting part of the introduction is Reed never told Bench that he was a major league pitcher. That’s not his style. It was only when it was brought up in the conversation that Bench remembered Reed. The discussion then

turned to Reed’s career in the majors (15 years) and his record (93-76). Bench remarked that anyone who pitched that long in the “bigs” and had a winning record is a really good pitcher. When Johnny Bench delivers a compliment to a baseball player — like a treasured autograph — you save that forever.

Later in the evening, Bench pledged $5,000 to the Herd Rises campaign because he’d been hearing the details of Marshall’s traveling baseball program and decided he wanted to help.

“You really need to have a showcase facility to recruit kids today,” said Bench. “You don’t want to be in a situation where recruits come in and see a baseball field they don’t want to play on, or their parents don’t want to come watch the games. A new stadium is a great opportunity for Marshall and I want to help because Coach Jack Cook deserves it.”

Upon hearing of Bench’s gift, Reed told Marshall University Athletic Director Mike Hamrick, “I can do better than that. I’m giving $1 million.”

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Rick Reed and his wife, Dee, donated $1 million to the Herd Rises fundraising campaign. Reed attended Marshall from 1984 to 1985, playing one season under Head Coach Jack Cook before being drafted by the Pittsburgh Pirates. He later pitched for the New York Mets from 1997 to 2001. During that time he played in the MLB All-Star Game twice.

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Marshall Players in the Majors Jack Harper

1915

Joe Goddard

Wilbur Fisher

1916

Jeff Montgomery 1987-1999

Arch Reilly

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Rick Reed

1988-2003

Johnson Fry

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Dan Straily

2012-2019

Jim Spotts

1930

Aaron Blair

2016-2017

Johnny Watson

1930

Kevin Shackelford 2017-2018

Bill Watson

1969-1973

J.D. Hammer

1972

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Dan Straily pitched for Marshall University before being drafted by the Oakland Athletics. He played with the Baltimore Orioles in 2019.

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Pitcher Jeff Montgomery was drafted from Marshall University by the Cincinnati Reds. He retired from the Kansas City Royals in 1999.

for baseball than Rick Reed. He grew up on the west side of Huntington and took to the game immediately. He was a star from Little League to his time at Huntington High and then on to his career at Marshall. In those days the Herd played at the old University Heights location off Norway Avenue. But Reed was never a complainer about the drive, or the digs, at the Heights.

“My first year there was ’85,” said Reed. “I didn’t think it was horrible. The way I approached baseball then and until the last day I was playing was this: If someone was willing to give me a uniform I didn’t care where the field was.”

Reed had a surprise pitch up his sleeve that fall day. He made an astonishing $1 million pledge to help with the new facility. Now, along with Jeff Montgomery and Dan Straily, 29 other former players have jumped on board,

hoping to help the program get to the next level. That’s all part of an investment they’ve been hoping to make for a new baseball home.

“I’d always heard we were getting a new stadium,” said Reed. “I heard it when I played. I thought when that happens, I’ll get involved. My wife and I sat down with our financial guy and that’s how we came up with it.”

And just like his playing days in the big leagues, Reed delivers again.

Keith Morehouse is sports director at WSAZ NewsChannel 3. He is a two-time Emmy winner and received the West Virginia Sportscaster of the Year award in 1999, 2007 and 2012. He graduated from Marshall University in 1983 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Broadcast Journalism.

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To say “he ATTI Ponderosa A PRAYER TO THE GENETIC GUILD Priest PROGENY The Prophecy 3: The Ascent PULS in Huntington fromLive 1937 toSCREAM 1967, performance held his own” would be a hugeMatlovich unMONICA Saturday Night OF STONEas Romeo Seedinofa producChucky SENSELESS Sergeant vs. th mostly at the Abbott Theater on 14th tion of Romeo and Juliet,” said Novak. derstatement, since his performance Combustion STAR TREK: VOYAGER A Step Toward Tomorrow THE STORYTELLERS Stranger in Town STUD Street West. When she was playing “Even then you could tell there was as the stuttering, emotionally fragile o: Stranger in Town TOUCHING HOME Trauma TURBULENT SKIES The Two-Character Play URBAN LEGEN in Anastasia, Dourif went to see her something very special about him.”

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ombating the region’s opiate crisis takes all of us.

It takes policymakers and health care providers.

It takes those in higher education and those in recovery. And in the Hansen family, it takes father and son.

Like most kids, Zach Hansen, M.D., grew up hearing how important it was to care for those in need. His father, Bob Hansen, a community leader in behavioral and mental health, and mother, Linda Hansen, a special education teacher for 32 years, practiced what they preached.

“I’ve always had that exposure to caring for those a little less fortunate than the rest of us,” said Zach Hansen, an ’04 graduate of the Marshall University Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine and the medical director for PROACT (Provider Response Organization for Addiction Care & Treatment), a multidisciplinary recovery program.

“Sometimes there’s a reluctance to talk about things like mental health, behavior health and physical disabilities.

In our house, that wasn’t the case.”

Bob Hansen served as executive director of Prestera Center for 22 years, retiring in 2012. His retirement was short lived, however. Just days after retiring, Hansen was named executive director of the Cabell-Huntington Coalition for the Homeless. He was instrumental in the founding of Recovery Point, formerly the Healing Place of Huntington, and served briefly as its director also. In 2017, Hansen was named director of addiction services at Marshall Health and the School of Medicine. In December 2018, Gov. Jim Justice appointed him executive director of the DHHR Office of Drug Control Policy.

“I’ve really given retirement a bad name,” Hansen laughed. “But I’m blessed with good health, and I’m blessed with energy and passion to help my city and state.

I’ve been excited about the different challenges I’ve been asked to take on.”

At Marshall, Bob Hansen helped develop the medical school’s approach to addiction science, which seeks to

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address not only the immediate health concerns of addiction but also the long-term ramifications.

“At Marshall, there’s a complete commitment to solving the problems of this community, and it starts at the top, from President Gilbert and Dean [Joseph I.] Shapiro all the way down,” Hansen said.

In the Office of Drug Control Policy, he’s taking the work that is being done in Huntington and at Marshall and applying it statewide, developing programs and services to address the substance use disorder epidemic throughout the state.

His decades of experience have made one thing clear: When it comes to combating the opiate crisis, Bob Hansen said, partnership is key.

“There’s no question that it takes everybody,” Hansen said. “It’s incredibly uplifting to see so many not only recognize that we’ve got a problem but also want to be involved in the solution.

This problem has been going on for a number of years, and there’s an element of fatigue — but there’s also enthusiasm and passion. There’s tremendous hope.”

At PROACT, Zach Hansen sees that hope every day.

In addition to serving as PROACT’s medical director, he oversees the center’s medication-assisted treatment (MAT) program. His career certainly bears a resemblance to his father’s; however, he said he never felt familial pressure to enter the field of addiction medicine. Making a difference just runs in the family.

“I always knew I wanted to make a difference,” he said.

“That was something I saw in my parents every day, in the way they conducted their work and in the way they lived their lives.”

PROACT is both a place and a concept, Zach Hansen said, providing assessment, education, intervention and treatment solutions all under one roof. PROACT, formed in October 2018, is a partnership among Cabell Huntington Hospital, St. Mary’s Medical Center, Marshall Health, Thomas Health Systems and Valley Health.

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— Zach Hansen, M.D. Zach Hansen, who is also a family medicine physician with Valley Health, said what’s unique about PROACT is that providers from partnering organizations only work a few hours each week at the center, so no one individual carries the entire load. As a result, the center is able to offer a full range of services: MAT and abstinence-based treatment, spiritual care, recovery coaches, employment assistance and even help with things like housing, food and transportation.

“We all have particular strengths and things we’ve been doing well for years, and we’re able to tailor our programs drawing from those strengths,” he said.

He said PROACT started as an idea on a piece of scrap paper — and it wouldn’t have come to fruition without his father’s guidance and support.

“I was watching football with Dad one Sunday, and I got out this piece of paper where I had jotted down this idea that I really felt could make a significant difference,” Dr. Hansen recalled. “We talked through it, like we talk through everything.”

From there, Zach Hansen began seeking partnerships —­“I took meetings with anyone who’d talk to me,” he

Zach Hansen, M.D. and Bob Hansen at the PROACT offices, a multidisciplinary recovery program located in Huntington.

said — and eventually the puzzle pieces fell into place. He said his wife, Dr. Rebecca Hansen, Marshall’s director of campus-based services for the West Virginia Autism Training Center, has supported him every step of the way as well.

“I’m so proud of Zach,” Bob Hansen said. “I get tearyeyed talking about it. We talk all the time — about work, about family, about ideas. I think we both share a sense of pride about the work that’s being done and the potential that we see for the future.”

Looking toward imminent challenges like generational substance abuse, polysubstance abuse and the substantial health concerns associated with IV drug use, both the older and younger Hansen agree that a spirit of partnership is vital to face those challenges head on.

“We’re certainly making progress. Overdose fatalities are declining, and we’re seeing positive results,” said Bob Hansen, adding a few words of fatherly wisdom. “But if we pat ourselves on the back, we should do it quickly, then put our nose back to the grindstone and keep working.”

Katherine Pyles is a freelance writer and editor living in Huntington, West Virginia.

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Remembering a remarkable career that will have a lasting impact on Marshall University

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r. Alan B. Gould served in a lengthy list of posts at Marshall over his more than 45-year career at the university.

“I came here to teach in 1969,” Gould said in a 2010 interview. “I had no aspirations to do anything else. But little by little, one thing led to another.”

Indeed they did.

His death in September 2019 closed the book on a Marshall career that can only be called remarkable.

Just a partial list of Gould’s many job titles over the years includes: professor of history, chair of the history department, assistant

to the president for special projects, dean of the College of Liberal Arts, provost and executive director of the Drinko Academy. He even served as the university’s interim president from 1990 to 1991.

B o r n Au g . 2 , 19 3 8 , i n Huntington, Gould graduated from the former Huntington East High School in 1956 and by 1962 had earned a B.A. and an M.A. in history from Marshall. He then went on to West Virginia University where he earned a Ph.D. in history. While there he also met the love of his life, Mary Nell.

“No matter what his job title was, Alan Gould was first and

“Alan Gould knew this institution better than most, having received two degrees from Marshall and then serving as a faculty member for decades. His knowledge of world history, civic responsibility and the political realm was legendary.”

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foremost a historian,” said Dr. Montserrat Miller, professor of history at Marshall and Gould’s successor as executive director of the Drinko Academy. “He viewed the world through a historical lens, and he reveled in studying the past all the way through his dying days. Marshall became a better university as a consequence of Alan Gould’s insistence on the importance of history.”

“He was innovative, imaginative and wrought many positive changes to the university and community,” said Miller. “The number of programs he helped initiate or restructure is nothing short of vertigo-inducing.”

To cite but a few:

“Marshall became a better university as a consequence of Alan Gould’s insistence on the importance of history.”

— Dr. Montserrat Miller, professor of history & Gould’s successor as executive director of the Drinko Academy

As its founding director, Gould brought to life the Regents Bachelor of Arts program, which enables adult students to count their life experiences as credit hours toward a degree.

Since the program was created in 1975, it has enabled more than 6,400 students to earn R.B.A. degrees.

He played a major role in creation of the Yeager Scholars program. For 33 years the program, named for famed air ace Chuck Yeager, has welcomed a new class of gifted high school graduates.

Gould was the chief architect of MU’s Metro Fee, which gives high school graduates from nearby counties in Ohio and Kentucky a

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hefty discount from the university’s out-of-state tuition.

And Marshall’s SCORES Festival, which each year brings more than 1,000 high schoolers to campus for a series of academic competitions, was largely his handiwork.

“But these and other achievements,” said Miller, “were actually just the beginning part of his record, a prelude as it were. Because in the fall of 1994, Alan entered into the happiest and most productive years of his professional life. It was then he was named executive director of what would come to be called the John Deaver Drinko Academy for American Political Institutions and Civic Culture.”

The Drinko Academy sprang from a remarkable professional and personal friendship forged between Gould and Drinko. A Marshall alumnus, Drinko was the managing partner of one of the nation’s largest law firms.

He and his wife, Elizabeth [Libby], were generous supporters of higher education at a number of universities, including Marshall.

Alarmed by the political polarization and incivility they saw creeping into the national discourse, they set up the academy with a number of aims: To encourage civility, encourage responsible citizenship, recognize and reward outstanding faculty by naming them Distinguished Drinko Fellows and honor community members who demonstrate selfless service to the common good.

“But they did more than that, much more,” said Miller.

“It was Alan, as interim president in 1990, who issued the first call for construction of a new Marshall library. Then, as executive director of the Drinko Academy, he and John

Drinko rolled up their sleeves and rallied a huge number of supporters to make the new library a reality. That is why the Drinko Library is called the Drinko Library. But they didn’t stop there. They also determined that we needed to have a statue of John Marshall, so they and others came together to make that happen, too.”

Meanwhile, Gould put together a proposal to establish the John Marshall Professorship in Political Science, which John and Libby supported. As a consequence, Marshall was able to entice no less a national figure than noted biographer Jean Edward Smith.

“This list of Alan’s achievements goes on and on,” said Miller. “It

includes, among others, the establishment of the John Marshall Fife and Drum Corps, the Simon Perry Center, the Elizabeth Gibson Drinko Honors Convocation, the Dr. Carter G. Woodson Lyceum and, of course, Constitution Week.”

In 2010, when Gould was asked if he ever thought about retiring, he replied: “I enjoy the campus atmosphere and putting together things like Constitution Week. There are great colleagues and great students here, so why would I want to play golf?”

James E. Casto is the retired associate editor of The Herald-Dispatch and the author of a number of books on local and regional history.

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A MESSAGE FROM MA MUAA National President Marshall Alumni:

tment that have been forced rd, it is with great disappoin hea ly ted ub do un e hav you take place in April due to Greetings! As uet which was scheduled to nq Ba s ard Aw favorite of mine and a i mn Alu ual this weekend is a personal as to postpone the ann me s den sad atly gre is eriences you had at ) pandemic. Th while sharing in the great exp ily the COVID-19 (Coronavirus fam y rsit ive Un all rsh nite with the Ma fantastic opportunity to reu meantime, ily. iversity to do so. And in the un the by e saf Marshall with your own fam d me dee is it the connquet will go on once is fantastic event recognizes Th r. yea s thi Still, the Alumni Awards Ba for ed ect sel e azing awardees that we hav things and given back to the we can still talk about the am ees have achieved amazing ard aw e Th i. mn alu ow fell s of our classmates and s of our d about the accomplishment tributions and achievement rea I en Wh . me le mb hu t a Son of Marshall. ies in ways tha rwhelmed and proud to be ove school and their communit am I s, live ir the on all or, personal contribuimpact of Marsh ir particular fields of endeav the in hear them speak about the s ces suc s, ent em iev ition for young ing national ach Marshall. There is also recogn to e The awards include outstand vic ser ish self un and al ch more. recognition for loy rs around the countr y and mu pte cha i mn alu tion to their communities and top , tes hle personnel, ulty at Marshall, student-at , Olympic medalists, ser vice ers mb me rd alumni, the outstanding fac He ing der un en to former Young Th Alumni Banquet is an uplift Past recognition has been giv inspiring and moving. The are s rie sto and eir ged Th . ran ers Ar oth ys. and many se who have traveled its hallwa generals, titans of industry quality of Marshall and tho the to ardee or not. And ent tam tes a is t tha ble whether you know an aw oya enj ing, first-class event is it rs, tee un vol ard ff and alumni bo presented by our alumni sta addition, it is med safe. dee members is announced. In ard bo n atio it will take place when it is oci ass i mn alu support the election of new ounced, please participate and ann is iod This time of year is also when per ing vot the en ted indins occur. Each year wh rsity. Without these dedica ive un the and i when the board officer electio mn alu r ou Homecoming activities. teer their time to support Alumni Awards Banquet and those individuals who volun the as h suc nts eve y alit qu ask that you be a recruiter e to enjoy r 2020 alumni awardees and viduals, we would not be abl ou of s ent em iev ach the g and an opportunity. celebratin eived. This is a responsibility I urge all alumni to join us in rec you p hel the rd wa for cial place this is. ut the year. Pay let everyone know what a spe to you and an ambassador througho d nee We . ted nec mber and stay con Become an active alumni me nity. e Alumni sionally and in your commu the Alumni Association. Th gh ou thr y Help Marshall to rise profes rsit ive Un all , or one ued support of Marsh , our social media channels com m. alu erd Thank you for your contin w.h ww it vis the faculty and staff. I entors hopes that each time you university, your classmates, Association Board of Direc the ut abo new ing eth som you. Thank you for your you learn tions. We are here to ser ve of the campuses or centers, ges sug r you e vid pro and tact the board courage each of you to con iversity. un continued support of the Max Lederer y Alumni Association President, Marshall Universit

ALUMNI RELATIONS STAFF MATT HAYES, Executive Director LARRY CRUM, Associate Director KASEY STEVENS, Assistant Director

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“Marshall University Day” IN JANUARY 2020 AT THE CAPITOL

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arshall University faculty, staff, students and alumni had an opportunity to show their support and help celebrate “Marshall University Day” in the state of West Virginia on Thursday, Jan. 30, in Charleston.

More than 40 colleges, departments and organizations were represented at the annual day at the legislature as Marshall showcased its programs and projects to elected state leaders in both the House and the Senate at the State Capitol building.

Tables filled with literature and green and white trinkets lined the hallways outside the Senate and House chambers during a busy morning highlighting many of the wonderful things happening at Marshall and touching on important talking points imperative to the university.

The university also had an opportunity to showcase the Marshall Rises campaign — the university’s most ambitious comprehensive campaign — for the first time to lawmakers. To date, Marshall Rises has already

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reached two-thirds of the $150 million goal and the university anticipates surpassing that within the five-year effort.

Among the highlights of the annual trip to Charleston included a reading of proclamations declaring Jan. 30 as “Marshall University Day” in both the House and Senate chambers.

The proclamations were received by Marshall Univer sity President Jerry Gilbert, Marco and student body leadership, and accompanied by performances by the John Marshall Fife and Drum Corps and a reading from a student actor portraying John Marshall. University officials and deans, along with representatives from many different departments and organizations, were on hand to interact with legislators in promoting Marshall’s academic and community offerings.

For more information and photos from the 2020 Marshall University Day at the Capitol, please visit HerdAlum.com for additional details.

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50th Memorial Fountain Ceremony

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n a cool, rainy evening on Nov. 14, 1970, 75 members of the Marshall University community lost their lives in a plane crash in the hills of West Virginia on Southern Airways Flight 932.

On Nov. 14, 2020, the Marshall University community will come together to honor and celebrate those lost in the deadliest sports tragedy in U.S. history with a special ceremony at the 50th Memorial Fountain Ceremony.

This historic event will bring together all facets of the Marshall family as the Memorial Fountain’s water is turned off and 75 white roses are placed on the fountain’s brim, remembering the 50th anniversary of the crash that claimed the lives of football players, staff, boosters and flight crew members.

You are cordially invited to join the Marshall University family on Nov. 14, 2020, in Huntington or watch via the livestream as the community hosts a celebration of life with distinguished guest speakers and tributes leading up to the turning off of the fountain’s water. Following the event, the Thundering Herd football team will face Middle Tennessee State in the annual blackout game honoring the crash with special black jerseys and throwback helmets.

Due to the high demand for lodging during this memorable weekend, guests are encouraged to contact area hotels in advance to assure a room for the event.

Activities and guest speakers have not yet been determined, but check back with HerdAlum.com for a full schedule and additional information surrounding the 50th Memorial Fountain Ceremony.

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Helping Hand RENAISSANCE MAN ERIC GEORGE MAKES A DIFFERENCE IN HIS COMMUNITY AND AROUND THE WORLD

By Larry Crum

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There are people who are defined by their mathematical or linguistic abilities; those who are musically or artistically gifted. There are even those who excel at social or interpersonal dynamics.

And then there are those who are good at working with their hands.

While Eric George, M.D., undoubtedly falls into multiple creative categories when it comes to his natural gifts and abilities, there is no denying that his most important contributions to the world come through the care and craftsmanship of his hands.

By trade, George is a world renowned hand surgeon based in New Orleans, Louisiana, but his abilities and reach go much further. He is also a venture capitalist. He is a real estate investor. He is an author, a philanthropist, a father and a husband. And he is a proud Son of Marshall.

George is a native of Huntington, West Virginia, and has enjoyed a meteoric rise in the world of medicine thanks to his start at Marshall University.

“People often assume that I chose Marshall University because I’m a Huntington native and my family couldn’t afford out-of-state tuition. But truthfully, I chose Marshall because it’s an exceptional university, academically, athletically and in terms of campus life,” George said. “I knew Marshall would put me in a position to succeed upon graduation, no matter what avenue I pursued. I also knew that Marshall would instill in me the values, loyalty and sense of community that you only find in a

small town. Everyone I had interacted with at Marshall was warm, caring and inviting. So I knew the school had a special community that I wanted to join.”

George received his undergraduate and medical degrees from Marshall University and later completed his General Trauma Surgery Residency at Michigan State University and a Fellowship in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at Grand Rapids Area Medical Education Center in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Subsequently, he completed an Orthopedic Hand and Upper Extremity Reconstructive Fellowship at the Mayo Clinic in Phoenix, Arizona.

Today, George is a professor of hand surgery at the Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center and Tulane University in New Orleans. He founded two health care organizations, which he currently runs as CEO: the Hand Center of Louisiana, an ambulatory practice, and Omega Hospital, a specialty surgical hospital.

George works with thousands of patients each year through his practice, including working regularly with NFL and NBA athletes in the New Orleans area and other high-profile celebrities and professionals.

And it is his passion for caring for others that has helped drive his career aspirations.

“I am naturally a caregiver. I like meeting people, helping them and caring for them. Knowing this about myself made the choice to attend medical school an easy one. And ever since I got into medical school, I’ve never doubted my decision,” George said. “Today, I see approximately 400 patients each week, and after practicing for over 26 years, I’ve met a lot of people. It’s the

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connection I create and sustain with my patients that keeps me invested in the work I do.”

But that is far from the end of this story.

George became interested in the business side of his profession and launched his career as an entrepreneur and investor in 2006 when he founded and became the CEO of ERG Enterprises, a venture investment firm based in New Orleans. In its early years, ERG made investments in health care facilities before moving on to other projects.

“I’ve always been fascinated by business. It was an interest that differentiated me from my classmates in medical school. When I first began practicing medicine, I focused on becoming the best physician I could and trying to establish a reputation as an excellent physician.

It was during that time I was fortunate in building lasting relationships with the pillars of the New Orleans community,” George said. “That provided me a springboard for launching into entrepreneurship. In 2003, I had the opportunity to buy a specialty surgical hospital with 12 other physicians. We secured financing, bought Omega Hospital and I immediately took over as CEO. That experience taught me how to lead an organization and introduced me to important partnerships with investment bankers, lawyers, accountants — the support system needed to run a successful business.”

The Hand Center of Louisiana is the largest hand and upper extremity practice in the entire Gulf South.

Omega Hospital is a specialty surgical center that serves patients across the Greater New Orleans region and Gulf South. And ERG Enterprises has grown to a company that exceeds more than $1 billion in assets. “I credit the success of each enterprise to our incredible teams and partners,” George added.

George is CEO of ERG Enterprises, a venture investment firm that opened Double Dealer, a speakeasy bar located under The Orpheum Theater in New Orleans.

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Today, ERG owns or partners in several major hotels in New Orleans and is currently involved in several real estate development projects. And it all stemmed from George’s passion for his community, vowing to help revitalize New Orleans following the Hurricane Katrina disaster.

Since then George has helped restore several structures affected by the hurricane including the famed Orpheum Theater, which was shut down and fell into a state of disrepair. His investment team helped restore the building and it reopened in 2015.

“There are many developments taking place at ERG that I’m thrilled about. For instance, we just opened a new speakeasy bar under an iconic theater we own, the Orpheum Theater. The venue is called the Double Dealer.

It’s a unique, one-of-a-kind bar set in the backstage area of a 1920s vaudeville theater,” George said. “We are also involved in several recent real estate development projects.

We recently acquired the historic United Fruit Company building in New Orleans, which was home to one of the most powerful organizations and CEOs of the early 20th century. United Fruit Company became what is known today as Chiquita Banana. The building was United Fruit’s global headquarters. It’s approximately 100,000 square feet and located in downtown New Orleans on historic Saint Charles Avenue. The building brings a rich history filled with cultural significance, which is one of the reasons we bought it and are working to restore it.”

Through his work renovating the United Fruit Company property and other historic landmarks, George and ERG Enterprises are being featured in an upcoming public television documentary about his endeavors. It represents just one of several national media appearances George is making this year.

In addition to the work in real estate, George and ERG are also branching out into other areas across many different arenas — from education to medicine to bourbon.

“Our team at ERG is also excited about several poststartup companies that we have invested in, which are improving the human condition on a global scale,” George said. “One company, Diathrive, is transforming how testing supplies are funded and supplied to patients with diabetes, fundamentally improving the challenges of living with that condition. Another company, Modern Teacher, is transforming the U.S. public education system to provide students with better learning through smarter use of technology. Pharmajet, a medical device maker, is eradicating polio worldwide by pioneering needleless technology for administering vaccinations.

“We have other exciting investments as well. Black Feather is one example. It’s a bourbon company that

George signs a copy of his book, We: Ditch the Me Mindset and Change the World.

was founded by Jeremy Rawle and Travis Pastrana. We also either own or have partnered in the acquisition of six major hotels in New Orleans. I’m excited about all of these developments, and I credit our team for making them happen.”

Away from his professional life, George takes pride in his ability to give back through several philanthropic endeavors, with the help of his family. He established the Col. Aaron C-Dot George Scholarship at Marshall University in honor of his brother, who was killed in a training accident as a test fighter pilot. That scholarship provides financial support to full-time undergraduates who are Yeager Scholars. He also supports the George Family Scholarship Fund at New York University Law School, offering full tuition to NYU law students who are the first in their immediate families to go to college.

The family is also the benefactor of the St. Martin’s Episcopal School George Cottage in New Orleans and a school for orphans in Mombasa, Kenya.

“Giving is such an important practice. Collectively, my wife, Kim, and daughters Chloe and Cassidy have made it a priority,” George added.

Recently, George wrote his first book based on his life experiences called We: Ditch the Me Mindset and Change the World, highlighting his personal and professional philosophy to which he attributes his success in medicine, entrepreneurship and life in general.

Through the many endeavors George has taken on in his professional and personal life, he attributes the skills and values instilled in him at Marshall as the launching pad for many of his achievements. A 2014 recipient of Marshall’s Distinguished Alumnus Award, George still revels in the opportunity to talk to others about his experiences in Huntington and how they have helped shape who he is today.

“It provided me the foundational knowledge, life skills and connections to become successful in medicine and really jump start my career,” George said. “I can think of numerous opportunities, life-changing ones, where my connection to Marshall helped me capitalize on them and advance my career as a result. For instance, graduating medical school and getting into my residency program.

And the strength of Marshall’s alumni organization has been invaluable.”

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Alumni Chapter Update

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he Marshall Family bond is strong, a bond that does not end when you leave the university. On the other hand, the college experience is unique — you are never again surrounded by such a large group of your peers with similar interests and goals in life.

After walking across the stage and “Pomp and Circumstance” plays, what do you do? Often, recent graduates move to new cities for new jobs, with limited knowledge of the new place. What if navigating a new job, city and lifestyle could be made more familiar? What if you were able to connect with folks who had a similar college experience?

That’s exactly what our alumni chapters help do.

Reaching alumni with 23 active chapters across 11 states and Washington, D.C., alumni chapters are the representation of the Marshall Family across the globe.

Under the guidance and direction of Marshall University, the Marshall University Alumni Association and the Marshall Foundation, an alumni chapter provides engagement opportunities for Thundering Herd alumni

Charleston, West Virginia, Marshall Alumni Chapter

in a specific area. That may be a specific city or an entire region ­— each chapter is different. Each alumni chapter provides its members the means to stay connected to Marshall, while offering unique events and opportunities to give back to the university and have fun all in the name of Marshall. Individual chapters host university speakers, sponsor game-watching parties for sporting events, cultivate relationships with local prospective students, fundraise for

CURRENT ACTIVE ALUMNI CHAPTERS arranged by state

ARIZONA Phoenix FLORIDA Fort Myers Palm Beach Space Coast Tampa Bay/St. Petersburg The Villages

OHIO Canton Cincinnati SOUTH CAROLINA Charleston TENNESSEE Nashville

GEORGIA Atlanta

TEXAS Houston

HAWAII Honolulu

WASHINGTON, D.C.

NEW YORK New York City NORTH CAROLINA Charlotte Raleigh Wilmington

Cincinnati, Ohio, Marshall Alumni Chapter

WEST VIRGINIA Beckley Charleston Lewisburg

Lincoln County Parkersburg/Mid-Ohio Valley

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Nashville, Tennessee, Marshall Alumni Chapter

The Marshall University Alumni Association is proud to announce our 2020 alumni awardees and give recognition to our many outstanding alumni and supporters around the globe. These outstanding individuals represent everything that is great about Marshall University and we are excited to recognize their many achievements later this year.

Raleigh Alumni Chapter at a Charlotte Hornets game

scholarships and other projects, and provide opportunities for fellowship and fun for their members.

By leading and participating in a chapter, alumni are given a tremendous opportunity to give back, find familiar faces in big cities, share their Marshall experience and make a difference for the whole Marshall Family.

Want to join one of our existing alumni chapters?

Visit our website, www.herdalum.com, or e-mail us at alumni@marshall.edu to get connected. Is your area not represented on the list above? Reach out to us at alumni@ marshall.edu or 304-696-2901 for information on starting a chapter in your region. We would love to help you stay connected to the Marshall Family, no matter how far from the university your career, family or dreams take you.

Southern Coalfields Marshall Alumni Chapter

The 83rd Alumni Awards Banquet will take place at a date yet to be determined. The banquet has been temporarily postponed and will be rescheduled at a later date. Please check back with HerdAlum.com for complete details about the 83rd Alumni Awards Banquet.

Distinguished Alumnus Brad Smith Distinguished Service to Marshall University Alys Smith Outstanding Community Achievement William Joseph Kehoe Cathy Burns Distinguished Young Alumnus Jeff McKay

Reservations for the 83rd annual Alumni Awards Banquet can be made by contacting alumni@ marshall.edu or by visiting www.herdalum.com/ alumniawards. Tickets are $75 per person or $140 per couple. Tables can be purchased at a discounted rate of $500 for a table of eight.

New dates and a complete schedule will be announced soon!

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class notes officer of Collington, a not-for-profit Life Plan retirement community in suburban Washington, D.C. Barbour has served as administrator/director of operations at Collington since September 2018.

1980s Brad Smith (B.B.A. ’86) was named a 2020 Influential Leader

by AACSB International — the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. He is among business school alumni whose inspiring work serves as a model for the next generation of business leaders.

Smith currently serves as the executive board chairman of Intuit and chairman of the board of Nordstrom.

Reeves Kirtner (B.A. ’04) was recently voted president of the West Virginia Broadcasters Association for a two-year term. Kirtner currently serves as vice president and associate general manager of Kindred Communications. He and his wife, Bethany, live in Huntington with their three children.

man of the board of Nordstrom.

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David Reed (M.S. ’97, ’99 ) received the 2019 Frank Kara Leadership Award from the National Association for Athletics Compliance.

He is currently the Senior Associate Athletic Director of the University of Kansas.

Rexanna Ross Schumaker (B.A. ’98, M.A. ’00) wrote the book Daughter of Life’s Longing: An Appalachian Journey, which was published by Mid-Atlantic Highlands, an imprint of Publishers Press.

Christopher Yandle (M.S. ’07) published a book, Lucky Enough: A Year of a Dad's Daily Notes of Encouragement and Life Lessons to His Daughter. Yandle was named one of 40 headlining authors at the inaugural New Orleans Book Festival at Tulane University, which took place in March 2020.

Megan Barbour

2000s Sarah Barber (B.B.A.’05, M.A. ’07) was recently named vice president of finance for NBC Sports Group’s SportsEngine Inc. Barber previously held leadership positions with Novus Media and at WorldPay (formerly Vantiv). Her position will be based at the company’s headquarters in Minneapolis.

Megan Barbour (B.A. ’06, M.S. ’08) was promoted to chief operating

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Andrew Smith (B.A. ’06) was promoted to partner in the law firm of Steptoe & Johnson PLLC.

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2010s Brian Allman (M.A.’15) received the prestigious Milken Educator Award from the Milken Family Foundation, along with a $25,000 cash prize to spend however he wishes. Milken Educators are selected in early to mid-career for what they have achieved and for the promise of what they will accomplish. In addition to the $25,000 prize and public recognition, the honor includes membership in the National Milken Educator Network, a group of more than 2,700 top teachers, principals and specialists dedicated to strengthening education.

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Bailey currently resides in Atlanta, Georgia.

Kayla Blake (B.A. ’16) received the James T. Barker Volunteer Leader of the Year Award in August 2019. She is currently the senior account executive for the Orange Bowl.

Nathaniel Devers (B.B.A. ’18, M.B.A. ’19) was promoted to marketing representative for Federated Insurance.

From left, National Institute for Excellence in Teaching CEO Dr. Candice McQueen, representing the Milken Family Foundation; West Virginia Superintendent of Schools and 1995 Milken Educator Dr. Steven Paine; recipient Brian Allman; Buckhannon-Upshur Middle School Principal Michael Lynch; and Upshur County Schools Superintendent Dr. Sara Lewis-Stankus.

Rebecca Lowery, CRNP, (M.S. ’14) started a new position as a nurse practitioner at Allegheny Health Network.

Andrea Steele (B.A. ’15) started a new position at StrategyCorps as a project manager.

She currently resides in Nashville, Tennessee.

Kasun Wijayagurusinghe (B.B.A ’18, M.S. ’19) has started a new position as an assurance specialist at Ernest & Young LLP in Charleston, West Virginia.

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Owstons win multiple awards for Holocaust Remembrance Day campaign Jim Owston (M.A. ’91, Education Specialist ’99, and Ed.D. ’07) and his daughter Lora won “Best in Show” and numerous other awards for their 2018 WV Remembers public relations campaign for Temple Beth El’s Beckley Annual Holocaust Remembrance Day. The latest honors pitted the duo against professional advertising agencies in a six-state region in the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) — East Central District’s 2019 Diamond Awards competition. This latest honor follows Owston & Owston’s winning the 2018 “Best in West Virginia” award in Morgantown in June 2019 during the West Virginia PRSA chapter’s annual Crystal Awards Gala.

The impetus for the campaign was a 1996 interview of Max Lewin, Beckley’s only Holocaust survivor, which was slated for a TV program Jim Owston produced at the time. “Max called me the next morning and begged me not to air the piece, as it was such an emotional experience for him,” said Owston. “He requested that it not be played until after he died.” Lewin passed away in 2002, but the 20-minute interview remained shelved until 2018.

Being inspired by other PR campaigns in the state, Jim Owston, a mass communication professor at Alderson Broaddus University, thought that it might be a good project on which to collaborate with his daughter Lora,

From left: Lora Owston; Jim Owston; Tom Sopher, president of Temple Beth El; Dr. Joe Golden, secretary of Temple Beth El.

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then an Alderson Broaddus junior mass communication and journalism major. “We hoped that we might be able to submit our work for consideration,” said Owston.

“We never expected that that we would have the highest score in the state, let alone in the region — it’s mind boggling.”

The two Owstons, who were only in Beckley on the weekends, worked part-time on the pro bono campaign at a distance. With a shoestring budget of $515.00, the pair used media contacts to aid in bringing 165 people to the April 15, 2018 Beckley Holocaust Remembrance Day; one family even drove six hours from Maryland to attend.

The Lewin interview became the centerpiece of the commemoration and the basis for a PR campaign that also included branding, a logo, blog, posters, radio PSAs, a feature radio story, videos, a press release, a newspaper article, radio interview, website, social media presence, newspaper ads and other media coverage. “The ability to hear Max tell his story — in his

own words — that was the draw,” said Owston. “It really wasn’t anything we did — we were just the conduit of the message.” The campaign was active between February and April 2018.

“We’re extremely grateful for the support of the community and three universities where the event has been hosted,” said Tom Sopher, president of Temple Beth El. “Max Lewin would have certainly been proud of its recent success.”

In addition to “Best in Show” and “Best in West Virginia,” Owston & Owston’s WV Remembers campaign won eight Diamond and four Merit awards at the regional level and 11 Crystal awards and one Honorable Mention at the state level — a total of 26 honors. The Owstons competed against hundreds of other entries in the process.

The PRSA East Central District serves West Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Michigan and Western Pennsylvania.

Please share your news with us by sending it to the Marshall University Alumni Association One John Marshall Drive Huntington, WV 25755.

Preference will be given to active alumni; other news will be printed as space allows and should be received within six months of the event.

For more Class Notes, go to www.herdalum.com.

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A MESSAGE FROM THE OFFICE OF ALUMNI RELATIONS CH-CH-CH-CHANGES Greetings, Fellow Alumni and Friends of Marshall University: “To improve is to change; to be perfect is to change often.” — Winston Churchill is a scary thing. It is different. It is new. It is, Change is a theme that is often wrestled with by many. Let’s face it, change ng bold. Change can lead to successes somethi fresh, well, change. But change can also be the starting point of something just as easily as it can lead to failures.

So why do we struggle with it so? embrace. And change is right now at the heart For whatever reason, change is something that we all must deal with and of the wonderful things happening at Marshall University. l Rises campaign, the university’s most In this space just a few short months ago we introduced you to the Marshal we are ensuring that Marshall rises to friends, ambitious comprehensive campaign. Working closely with our alumni and state. and region staff, the next level for the betterment of our students, alumni, faculty, $150 million goal, and we anticipate To date, the Marshall Rises campaign has already reached two-thirds of the surpassing that amount within the five-year effort.

That is real change.

Huntington campus and throughout This ambitious campaign will help bring about all sorts of changes on the J. Kopp Hall, home of Marshall’s School of the region. Already, we have seen the building of the brand new Stephen months and years, we will see a baseball coming Pharmacy, and a revamp of the Memorial Student Center. And in the blossoming programs such as the and new with along stadium and business school built right here in Huntington, aviation program. the next few years.

It is an exciting effort and one that we all can’t wait to watch unfold over addition of Kasey Stevens to the Office of the with office own our in here right change We have also experienced some public relations and worked on campus as an Alumni Relations staff. Kasey is a 2017 graduate of Marshall, having studied We are very excited to have Kasey on board and intern with University Communications before joining the alumni team. look forward to her continued contributions to the Marshall family. across the nation in 2020, including We are also excited to welcome new leadership at many of our alumni chapters ced a new leadership team earlier introdu MUBA ).

(MUBA Alumni new leadership with the Marshall University Black t, Christopher Taylor as treasurer and this year with Rashad Sanders serving as president, Shaunte Polk as vice presiden Deanna Bailey as secretary. We are very excited to welcome them. s will elect new leadership and welcome new Elsewhere, the Marshall University Alumni Association Board of Director new ideas and new growth at Marshall generate members in the coming months, all serving that cycle of change that helps University. around the world can help contribute In fact, you can help be a part of that change. There are many ways that alumni an alumni chapter. Give to a scholarship. to the change currently taking place at Marshall. Help recruit students. Join alumna. Attend an event. Or just help promote Mentor a young person. Nominate and recognize a deserving alumnus or Marshall University where you are. , none of this would be possible. From all of Because change, after all, starts with you. Without your generous support ion, we say thank you.

Associat us at the Office of Alumni Relations and Marshall University Alumni Until next time, Godspeed and GO HERD! Best Regards, Larry, Kasey and Matt

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