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,UKE 3HEETS ! 3 EARNED HIS -&! FROM "OWLING 'REEN 3TATE 5NIVERSITY IN AND HAS EXHIBITED IN GALLERIES AND COMPETITIONS ACROSS THE COUNTRY AND IN *APAN ,UKE S WORK HAS BEEN PART OF INTER NATIONAL JURIED EXHIBITIONS INVITATIONALS AND THE )SHIKAWA )NTERNATIONAL 3ALON IN +ANAZAWA *APAN (E HAS BEEN A VISITING INSTRUCTOR AT -IDDLEBURY #OLLEGE ,UKE ALSO TAUGHT FOR 3AINT -ICHAEL S #OLLEGE IN 6ERMONT THE 9OUNG !RTISTS AT 7ORK PROGRAM IN 4OLEDO THE 9OUTH AT 7ORK #ERAMIC !RT 3UMMER (ONORS )NSTITUTE FOR THE 'IFTED AND 4ALENTED IN "OWLING 'REEN AND UNTIL RECENTLY WAS THE RESI DENT POTTER AT &ROG (OLLOW 6ERMONT 3TATE #RAFT #ENTER IN -IDDLEBURY (E HAS ATTENDED NUMEROUS WORKSHOPS AND OTHER PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCES ,UKE NOW LIVES IN +ANAZAWA #ITY *APAN WITH HIS FAMILY (E SAYS h) CONTINUE TO SUPPLEMENT MY FORMAL EDUCATION WITH lRST HAND EXPOSURE TO A VARIETY OF *APANESE ART FORMS )N PARTICULAR ) HAVE STUDIED LOCAL CERAMIC STYLES SUCH AS +UTANI S PAINTED PORCELAIN AND 3UZU S HIGHLY TEXTURED WOOD lRED POTTERY ) ALSO ENJOY MY CURRENT STUDIO SITUATION WHERE ) WORK WITH TWO LOCAL ARTISTS OF DIVERSE TALENTS v

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FEATURES 14 Student-Centered Commitment 16 Reagle Racing 18 Bachelor of Science in Nursing Program Added 20 Technology Grants

DEPARTMENTS 2 Letter from the President 3 Northern Forum 4 Tundra Today 22 From the Faculty: Ethics Education 24 Faculty Lounge 26 Polar Bear Report 30 Book Report

ALUMNI JOURNAL 31 Northern Memories 36 2005 Alumni Events 40 Class Notes & Alumni Profiles 54 Teddy Bears 58 Obituaries page 14 Inside Back cover Sigma Phi Epsilon Celebrates Centennial

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OPENED AS A SHELTER FOR !DA RESIDENTS WHO WERE WITHOUT POWER -ATTRESSES WERE MOVED INTO THE SPACE AND FOOD SERVICE CONTINUED IN THE DINING HALL FROM A M TO P M !S A RESULT OF A MEETING CONCERNING WATER SUPPLY AND SHELTER NEEDS A GENERATOR FROM "ODIE %LECTRIC WAS SUPPLIED TO POWER THE !DA WATER PLANT 4HE 3PORTS #ENTER WAS ALSO DESIGNATED AS A COMMUNITY SHELTER AND THE BUILDING S SHOWERS WERE MADE AVAILABLE "Y P M GENERATORS WERE ALSO POWERING THE 3PORTS #ENTER (ILL ,EHR AND $UKES BUILDINGS /N &RIDAY THE UNIVERSITY S WEB SITE WAS AGAIN ACTIVE AND AN EMERGENCY INFORMATION PAGE WAS IN PLACE &OOD SERVICE CONTINUED AND THE APPROXIMATELY STUDENTS WHO CHOSE TO REMAIN ON CAMPUS WERE ANSWERING PHONES AND KEEPING -C)NTOSH #ENTER RUNNING !REA RESIDENTS CONTINUED TO lND SHELTER ON CAMPUS 5NIVERSITY EMPLOYEES BEGAN TO DOCUMENT THE DAMAGE TO THE CAMPUS "Y 3ATURDAY PHYSICAL PLANT EMPLOYEES AND STUDENTS WERE BEGINNING THE CLEAN UP OF CAMPUS !MERICAN %LECTRIC 0OWER RESTORED POWER ON CAMPUS AT P M 3UNDAY MORNING AN ECUMENICAL WORSHIP SERVICE WAS HELD IN THE 7HITE "EAR )NN OF

-C)NTOSH #ENTER AND DREW APPROXIMATELY 4HE CENTER REMAINED OPEN AS A COMMUNITY SHELTER UNTIL P M /N -ONDAY FACULTY AND STAFF RETURNED TO CAMPUS TO PREPARE FOR STUDENTS #LASSES RESUMED ON 4UESDAY MORNING BUT CLEAN UP WAS JUST BEGINNING h7E ARE EXTREMELY THANKFUL FOR THE EXTRAORDINARY EFFORTS OF OUR FACULTY STAFF AND STUDENTS ESPECIALLY THE MARATHON WORK OF OUR PHYSICAL PLANT AND FOOD SERVICE EMPLOYEES WHO MET EVERY CHALLENGE AND PROVIDED INCREDIBLE SERVICE THROUGHOUT THE EMERGENCY v SAYS /.5 0RESIDENT +ENDALL "AKER $URING THE CRISIS THE DINING HALL SERVED MORE THAN MEALS TO COMMUNITY RESIDENTS STAFF AND STUDENTS .URSING STAFF WORKED HOUR SHIFTS TO PROVIDE HEALTH SERVICES TO THOSE ON CAMPUS BOTH STUDENTS AND THOSE SEEKING SHELTER !ND WHILE WAITING FOR CLASSES TO RESUME STUDENTS FRATERNITY AND SORORITY MEMBERS 2ESIDENCE ,IFE 3TAFF AND 3TUDENT 0LANNING #OMMITTEE MEMBERS VOLUNTEERED THEIR TIME TO HELP WITH CLEAN UP IN THE 6ILLAGE OF !DA 4HE UNIVERSITY REFUNDED THE COST OF ROOM AND BOARD TO ON CAMPUS STUDENTS WHO LEFT CAMPUS DURING THE EMERGENCY 4HE DAMAGE ON CAMPUS INCLUDED THE LOSS OF TO TREES AND DAMAGE TO AS MANY AS OTHERS 4HE UNIVERSITY HAS TO TREES IN ADDITION TO THOSE IN THE UNDEVELOPED WOODED AREAS 7ORK TO CLEAN UP THE DEBRIS TRIM DAMAGED TREES AND REPLACE THOSE

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)NTERNATIONAL 0LAY &ESTIVAL %NTERS 4HIRD 9EAR )N !PRIL THE #OMMUNICATION !RTS $EPARTMENT STAGED THE THIRD )NTERNATIONAL 0LAY &ESTIVAL %ACH FESTIVAL FEATURES NEVER BEFORE SEEN PLAYS WRITTEN SPECIlCALLY FOR /.5 S FESTIVAL BY INTERNATIONAL PLAYWRIGHTS )N ADDITION INTERNATIONAL GUEST ARTISTS COME TO !DA TO DIRECT AND OR DESIGN SETS FOR THE FESTIVAL 0AST FESTIVALS HAVE FEATURED WORKS FROM 0ORTUGAL )CELAND %STONIA )RELAND -EXICO #HILE AND #UBA 4HIS YEAR PLAYWRIGHTS FROM !USTRALIA AND .EW :EALAND CREATED MINUTE ONE ACT PLAYS FOR THE FESTIVAL 4HE FESTIVAL IS UNIQUE EACH YEAR NO TWO COUNTRIES HAVE APPEARED TWICE IN THE FESTIVAL AND NO TWO PLAYS ARE THE SAME *OAN 2OBBINS THE DRAMATURG OR LITERARY CONSULTANT FOR THE FESTIVAL SAYS h4HIS PROJECT IS mUID AND IT S ALWAYS OPEN TO REVISION 7E LEARN SOMETHING NEW EVERY YEAR WE DO THIS FESTIVAL v 4HE DECISION TO CREATE THE FESTIVAL GREW FROM A DESIRE TO EXPAND INTERNATIONAL CONTACTS 4HE PHILOSOPHY IS THAT INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATIONS BROADEN HORIZONS FOR /.5 STUDENTS CULTURALLY INTELLECTUALLY AND GEOGRAPHICALLY #OMMUNICATION !RTS $EPARTMENT #HAIR .ILS 2IESS EXPLAINS h7E LOOK AT THE WORLD THROUGH OUR lLTERS AND OUR EYES 3OMETIMES WE ARE NOT APPRECIATIVE OF THE DIFFERENCES AND SIMILARITIES OF PEOPLE AROUND THE WORLD 7HETHER BRINGING IN INTERNATIONAL ARTISTS OR PLACING STUDENTS IN INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCES PEOPLE NEVER LOOK AT THE WORLD THE SAME AGAIN WHEN THAT OCCURS v

2IESS HAS ALWAYS EMPHASIZED INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCES FOR STUDENTS AND FELT A PARTICULAR NEED FOR THE FESTIVAL FOLLOWING THE TRAGIC EVENTS OF 3EPT h) THINK IN LIGHT OF THE EVENTS OF 3EPT IT BECAME ALL THE MORE IMPORTANT FOR US AS A UNIVERSITY TO OPEN STUDENTS UP TO INVESTIGATING CULTURES DIFFERENT FROM THEIR OWN v 2OBBINS NOTES 7ITH THAT PHILOSOPHY 2IESS SHARED HIS BELIEF THAT THROUGH THE EXPLORATION OF OTHER CULTURAL PERSPECTIVES STUDENTS CAN BETTER UNDERSTAND THEIR OWN .OT ONLY DO STUDENT ACTORS WORK WITH AN INTERNATIONAL DIRECTOR THEY ARE REQUIRED TO RESEARCH THE COUNTRY TO WHICH THEIR PLAY BELONGS AND THEY ALSO GET A CHANCE TO MEET THE PLAYWRIGHTS WHEN THEY VISIT THE UNIVERSITY A WEEK PRIOR TO THE OPENING OF THE SHOW 4HE FESTIVAL PROVIDES MANY EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE CAMPUS COMMUNITY AND THE !DA COMMUNITY IN THE FOLLOWING WAYS s 0RIOR TO THE lRST PERFORMANCE AN INFORMANCE IS HELD WHERE THE AUDIENCE CAN LEARN MORE ABOUT THE CULTURE OF THE PLAYWRIGHTS s ! POST SHOW DISCUSSION ALLOWS AUDIENCE INTERACTION WITH A PANEL OF THE PLAYWRIGHTS AND DIRECTOR s !CCESS TO THE PLAYWRIGHTS IS PROVIDED THROUGH VARIOUS WORKSHOPS IN CONJUNCTION WITH CLASSROOM ACTIVITIES s ,AST YEAR A -EXICAN PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBIT WAS INCLUDED IN THE &REED #ENTER ART GALLERY TO COINCIDE WITH THE ,ATIN !MERICAN THEME OF THE &ESTIVAL 4HE FESTIVAL ALSO EXTENDS ITS INTERNATIONAL GOALS ABROAD 7ITH THE lRST )NTERNATIONAL 0LAY &ESTIVAL THE STUDENT COMPANY AND FACULTY MEMBERS HAD A CHANCE TO REMOUNT THE PRODUCTION AT THE %DINBURGH &RINGE &ESTIVAL IN %DINBURGH 3COTLAND 3TUDENTS SPENT ONE WEEK SURROUNDED BY THEATRE COMPANIES FROM AROUND THE WORLD AND ALSO EXPLORED THE CITY OF %DINBURGH IMMERSING THEMSELVES IN AN ALL SENSORY INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE 4HE LEARNING EXPERIENCES AND MULTIPLE PERSPECTIVES /.5 STUDENTS RECEIVE FROM THIS PROJECT ADD AN INVALUABLE FACET TO THEIR EDUCATION AT /HIO .ORTHERN 2IESS OBSERVES h)NTERNATIONAL STUDIES ARE A PART OF EDUCATION !ND EDUCATION IS MORE THAN BOOKS ITS PEOPLE v

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/HIO .ORTHERN !DDS $IRECTOR OF 5NIVERSITY #OMMUNICATIONS AND -ARKETING +ATHLEEN - ,OMONT -C$ONALD HAS BEEN NAMED DIRECTOR OF UNIVERSITY COMMUNICATIONS AND MARKETING )N THIS NEW POSITION SHE WILL DEVELOP AND DELIVER A COMPREHENSIVE UNIVERSITY WIDE COMMUNICATIONS AND MARKETING PROGRAM LEAD THE DEVELOPMENT OF INTEGRATED MARKETING EFFORTS AND SUPERVISE THE FUNCTIONS OF UNIVERSITY COMMUNICATIONS AND MARKETING $ENNIS $ (UNT VICE PRESIDENT FOR 5NIVERSITY !DVANCEMENT SAID h7E ARE DELIGHTED THAT -RS -C$ONALD WILL BE JOINING /HIO .ORTHERN AND WE LOOK FORWARD TO EXCITING OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE UNIVERSITY ! GRADUATE OF "ALL 3TATE 5NIVERSITY WITH A DEGREE IN JOURNALISM AND MARKETING -C$ONALD ALSO HOLDS A MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION DEGREE FROM "UTLER 5NIVERSITY 3HE HAS YEARS EXPERIENCE IN MARKETING ADVERTISING PUBLIC AND MEDIA RELATIONS AND CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS -OST RECENTLY SHE WAS A MARKETING CONSULTANT AND MANAGER OF MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS FOR 0RO,IANCE %NERGY ,,# A START UP NATURAL GAS MARKETING COMPANY IN )NDIANA 3HE HAS ALSO WORKED AS DIRECTOR OF MARKETING SERVICES FOR "LUE #ROSS "LUE 3HIELD OF )NDIANA AND FOR OTHER HEALTH CARE RELATED COMPANIES -RS -C$ONALD AND HER FAMILY RESIDE IN &INDLAY /HIO SPRING 2005

0HILIP 0( AND -ARY 0( /LESON HAVE CHALLENGED THEIR FELLOW PHARMACY ALUMNI TO CONTRIBUTE TO 4HE .ORTHERN &UND IN SUPPORT OF THE #OLLEGE OF 0HARMACY 4HE /LESONS WILL MATCH NEW OR INCREASED GIFTS FROM PHARMACY ALUMNI DURING THE CALENDAR YEAR UP TO A TOTAL OF 4HE .ORTHERN &UND PROVIDES ANNUAL SUPPORT FOR SCHOLARSHIPS TEACHING STUDENT SUPPORT AREAS AND OVERALL CAMPUS OPERATIONS /VER PERCENT OF CURRENT STUDENTS RELY ON lNANCIAL SUPPORT FROM 4HE .ORTHERN &UND TO ATTEND /.5

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ALUMS MAKE IS THAT @STUDENT CENTERED MEANS THE STUDENTS GET EVERYTHING THEY WANT WHEN THEY WANT IT AND HOW THEY WANT IT v SAYS !LICE + (ILDERBRAND VICE PRESIDENT OF STUDENT AFFAIRS h4HAT S NOT IT 4HAT S NOT REAL LIFE v "EING STUDENT CENTERED SHE BELIEVES MEANS THAT THE UNIVERSITY IS INTENTIONALLY FOCUSED ON PREPARING STUDENTS FOR THEIR LIVES AND CAREERS 4HAT MEANS MEETING THEM WHERE THEY ARE AND THROUGH PLANNED INTENTIONAL DEVELOPMENT HELPING THEM REACH THEIR POTENTIAL

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!CHIEVING THAT GOAL (ILDERBRAND BELIEVES INVOLVES MORE THAN FACULTY AND PROFESSIONAL STAFF h4HE STUDENT CENTEREDNESS OF THE INSTITUTION IS ABOUT ALL OF US BEING EDUCATORS v SHE SAYS h4HE PERSON WHO CLEANS "ROOKHART (ALL AND THE PERSON WHO PICKS UP STICKS AND MOWS THE GRASS AND THE CONTROLLER n THEY RE ALL EDUCATORS v )NTENTIONALLY STRUCTURING THE UNIVERSITY TO DEVELOP RESPONSIBLE AND INDEPENDENT INDIVIDUALS STARTS WITH ACADEMICS BUT MUST INCLUDE ALL THOSE OTHER AREAS OF GROWTH n SOCIAL SPIRITUAL EMOTIONAL AND PHYSICAL

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)N THE CLASSROOM STUDENT CENTERED ACADEMICS TAKE MANY FORMS )T BEGINS WITH A FACULTY THAT IS NOT ONLY KNOWLEDGEABLE AND TALENTED IN ITS CHOSEN AREA BUT ALSO DEDICATED TO TEACHING /.5 S FACULTY IS RECOGNIZED FOR SUCH DEDICATION !MONG THE MOST RECENT EXAMPLES .ILS 2IESS PROFESSOR OF COMMUNICATION ARTS HAS RECEIVED THE 'OVERNOR S !WARD FOR THE !RTS AS hA DETERMINED ADVOCATE FOR ARTS EDUCATION v 3EE PAGE )N /HIO -AGAZINE S %XCELLENCE IN %DUCATION ISSUE 3TEVE )SEMAN 0H $ *ED % -ARQUART 0H $ 0 % AND *OHN $AVID 9ODER 0H $ WERE ALL HONORED 4WO ENGINEERING PROFESSORS 3UBHI "AZLAMIT 0H $ AND "RUCE "ERDANIER 0H $ HAVE BEEN NAMED &ULBRIGHT SCHOLARS AND ARE SHARING THEIR TEACHING EXPERTISE IN THE -IDDLE %AST 4HIS SKILL AND DEDICATION IS ENHANCED BY FACILITIES AND TECHNOLOGIES THAT ALLOW INDIVIDUAL STUDENTS TO LEARN IN WAYS THAT lT THEIR LEARNING STYLE 4HE TEXTBOOKS LECTURES AND LABORATORIES OF PAST ACADEMIC GENERATIONS ARE NOW SUPPLEMENTED BY ONLINE INTERACTIVE AND SELF PACED OPTIONS +EEPING FACILITIES AND TECHNOLOGY UP TO DATE IS ANOTHER OF THE KEYS TO ASSURING A STUDENT CENTERED ENVIRONMENT THAT PREPARES STUDENTS NOT

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ONLY WITH KNOWLEDGE BUT ALSO WITH EXPERIENCE IN THE USE OF EQUIPMENT AND PROGRAMS THEY WILL USE AFTER GRADUATION 4HIS YEAR THE UNIVERSITY TOOK AN INTENTIONAL STEP TO INCREASE THAT TECHNOLOGY WITH GRANTS TO FACULTY MEMBERS TO INTEGRATE THE USE OF TECHNOLOGY IN THE CLASSROOM 2EAD MORE ON PAGE

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#LASSROOMS THEMSELVES ARE ANOTHER PART OF THAT ENVIRONMENT 5PDATING FACILITIES EXPANDING OR REPLACING THOSE THAT NO LONGER MEET STUDENTS NEEDS IS AN ON GOING PROCESS 4HE ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE (AKES 0IERSTORF &AMILY 0HARMACY %DUCATION #ENTER IS ONE SUCH EXPANSION 4HE FACILITY WILL PROVIDE NOT ONLY SPACE FOR THE LARGER NUMBER OF STUDENTS INVOLVED IN THE SIX YEAR LONG 0HARM $ PROGRAM BUT ALSO SPACE AND TECHNOLOGY DESIGNED FOR THE KIND OF STUDENT CENTERED CURRICULUM THE COLLEGE OF PHARMACY PROVIDES %ACH OF /.5 S lVE COLLEGES PLACES AN EMPHASIS ON STUDENT CENTERED INSTRUCTION )N THE #OLLEGE OF !RTS AND 3CIENCES NEW CLASSES NEW COURSES AND NEW MAJORS ARE INTRODUCED TO MEET THE NEEDS AND INTERESTS OF STUDENTS 4HIS FALL THE "ACHELOR OF 3CIENCE IN .URSING "3. WILL BE INTRODUCED )N THE BROADCAST AND ELECTRONIC MEDIA AREA OF COMMUNICATIONS NEW DIGITAL EDITING COURSES HAVE BEGUN "IOLOGY NOW OFFERS A FORENSIC BIOLOGY DEGREE THE STATE S ONLY ACCREDITED PROGRAM IN FORENSIC BIOLOGY ! NEWLY ORGANIZED EFFORT IS UNDER WAY TO ENCOURAGE ARTS AND SCIENCE UNDERGRADUATES PURSUE NATIONAL COMPETITIVE SCHOLARSHIPS )N THE #OLLEGE OF "USINESS !DMINISTRATION STUDENT CENTERED ACTIVITIES PUT AN EMPHASIS ON CAREER PREPARATION -OCK INTERVIEW DAYS BRING POTENTIAL EMPLOYERS AND RECENT GRADUATES TO CAMPUS TO MEET WITH COLLEGE JUNIORS AS THEY BEGIN THEIR CAREER PLANNING 0ROF *ILL #HRISTOPHER CONDUCTS A h7HAT DO YOU DO WHEN YOU LEAVE /.5 v DAY 0ROF *EFF (EINFELD INVITES RECENT GRADUATES BACK TO THE CLASSROOM TO SHARE THEIR CAREER EXPERIENCES 4HE #OLLEGE OF %NGINEERING STRUCTURES ITS CURRICULUM TO PRODUCE hINDUSTRY READYv ENGINEERS 4HE +ERN 0ROJECT ENCOURAGES STUDENTS TO CHOOSE A CAREER IN ENGINEERING THEN HELPS THEM CHART A CAREER BY WORKING WITH SENIOR ENGINEERS AND RECENTLY RETIRED ENGINEERS AS WELL AS /.5 FACULTY

4HE #OLLEGE OF 0HARMACY HAS EXPANDED ITS PROGRAM TO A SIX YEAR 0HARM $ AND USES A MODULAR TEACHING METHOD DESIGNED TO HELP STUDENTS BETTER GRASP THE INTRICATE AND INTER RELATED NATURE OF THE MATERIAL )N ADDITION TECHNOLOGY IS PROVING OPTIONS FOR ONLINE INSTRUCTION THAT CAN REINFORCE AND ENHANCE TRADITIONAL CLASSROOM INSTRUCTION 4HE #OLLEGE OF ,AW PROVIDES ACADEMIC SUPPORT INCLUDING A SUMMER STARTER PROGRAM TO ASSIST STUDENTS IN THE UNIQUE WORLD OF LEGAL EDUCATION )N ADDITION LAW STUDENTS CAN BENElT FROM /.5 S BAR REVIEW PROGRAM CAREER SERVICES TRAINING AND A NUMBER OF PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS AND LECTURES THAT INTRODUCE THEM TO THE CONTINUALLY CHANGING LEGAL WORLD

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3TUDENT CENTERED INSTRUCTION MEANS ACADEMIC OPPORTUNITIES EXIST OUTSIDE THE CLASS SCHEDULE -ANY /HIO .ORTHERN STUDENTS HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO WORK ON RESEARCH PROJECTS WITH FACULTY MEMBERS 3TUDENTS IN ALL lVE OF THE UNIVERSITY S COLLEGES ARE INVOLVED IN PROJECTS RANGING FROM BASIC SCIENTIlC RESEARCH TO APPLICATIONS THAT BENElT THE COMMUNITY %XAMPLES INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING /HIO .ORTHERN STUDENTS ARE CURRENTLY DOING A STATE OF THE ART LITERATURE REVIEW AS PART OF A SPINAL RESEARCH PROJECT THAT IS UNDER THE DIRECTION OF $R 4ARUN 'OSWAMI CHAIRMAN OF THE DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 4HE RESEARCH IS PART OF A MULTI LEVEL PROJECT DESIGNED TO CREATE THERAPEUTIC APPLICATIONS FOR FUNCTIONAL ELECTRICAL STIMULATION &%3 &%3 STIMULATES PARALYZED MUSCLES TO CONTRACT THUS STRENGTHENING THE MUSCLE AND IMPROVING FUNCTION 4HIS WORK HOLDS PROMISE FOR PEOPLE WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SPINAL CORD INJURY AND THOSE RECOVERING FROM JOINT REPLACEMENT /VER A TWO YEAR LONG PROJECT STUDENTS FROM /HIO .ORTHERN S DEPARTMENTS OF BIOLOGICAL AND ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES AND COMPUTER SCIENCE ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

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AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ARE TAKING PART IN RESEARCHING DESIGNING TESTING AND MARKETING THE /.5 &%3 DESIGN 4HE PROJECT FUNDED BY GRANTS FROM *OHNSON AND *OHNSON AND BY THE UNIVERSITY INVOLVES COLLABORATION WITH THE -EDICAL #OLLEGE OF /HIO 4OLEDO #ASE 7ESTERN 2ESERVE 5NIVERSITY #LEVELAND AND THE /RTHOPAEDIC )NSTITUTE OF /HIO ,IMA )N THE CURRENT PHASE OF THE PROJECT lVE STUDENTS JUNIOR MECHANICAL ENGINEERING STUDENTS #HRISTOPHER -OORMAN FROM 2ED "UD )LL #HRISTOPHER 3CHMAUDER FROM 0EPPER 0IKE /HIO AND ,YNN -ARIE (OWITZ FROM ,EXINGTON +Y ALONG WITH SOPHOMORES !NDY -ARQUART FROM "LUFFTON /HIO AND #HARLES $AGENlELD FROM ,ONDON /HIO ARE WORKING WITH AN /.5 GRADUATE -IRANDA 3HAW @ %.' NOW A GRADUATE STUDENT AT THE 5NIVERSITY OF 4OLEDO 3HAW GOT INVOLVED IN THE PROJECT BEFORE SHE GRADUATED AND CONTINUES HER WORK 4HE EVENTUAL GOAL OF THIS RESEARCH IS TO CREATE A MODERATELY PRICED &%3 DEVICE THAT WILL ALLOW THE TECHNOLOGY TO BENElT A GREATER NUMBER OF PEOPLE )N A VERY DIFFERENT ARENA STUDENT RESEARCH IS BENElTING THE DRIVERS OF $ElANCE #OUNTY #IVIL ENGINEERING SENIORS $ANIELLE "RINKMAN FROM &ORT *ENNINGS /HIO AND "ENJAMIN 2OWLAND FROM $ElANCE /HIO WORKING WITH &ARHAD 2EZA ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF CIVIL ENGINEERING lELD TESTED THE SOUNDNESS OF A NUMBER OF BRIDGES IN $ElANCE #OUNTY )N ADDITION TO VISUAL INSPECTION OF THE CONCRETE STRUCTURES LOAD TESTS WERE PERFORMED 3TRAIN TRANSDUCERS A MEASUREMENT DEVICE WERE PLACED ON THE TOP AND BOTTOM OF THE BRIDGE AND TRUCKS OF A SPECIlED WEIGHT WERE DRIVEN ACROSS /.5 CIVIL ENGINEERING JUNIOR "EN 2OWLAND MOUNTS A STRAIN GAUGE TO THE TOP OF THE BRIDGE

#OMPUTER READOUTS INDICATED THE AMOUNT OF STRAIN EXPERIENCED BY THE STRUCTURE 7HILE OFFERING REAL WORLD EXPERIENCE TO THE STUDENTS THE STUDY HAS IMPLICATIONS FOR AREA RESIDENTS SINCE THE INFORMATION WILL BE USED BY THE $ElANCE #OUNTY %NGINEER S OFlCE TO PRIORITIZE THE REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT OF THE COUNTY S BRIDGES 3IMILAR RESEARCH AND COMMUNITY BENElTS OCCUR IN THE #OLLEGE OF "USINESS !DMINISTRATION WHERE BUSINESS PLANS AND EVALUATIONS ARE OFFERED TO NON PROlT AGENCIES THAT MAY NOT BE ABLE TO AFFORD SUCH RESEARCH )N THE #OLLEGE OF 0HARMACY STUDENTS WORK WITH FACULTY MEMBERS ON BASIC RESEARCH TO DISCOVER HOW DRUGS WORK )N THE #OLLEGE OF ,AW STUDENT RESEARCH lNDS ITS WAY INTO LEGAL BRIEFS AND FACULTY PUBLICATIONS 4HE SAME IS TRUE IN THE #OLLEGE OF !RTS AND 3CIENCES WHERE STUDENTS ASSIST FACULTY IN A WIDE RANGE OF RESEARCH AREAS

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4HE RIGOROUS ACADEMICS OFFERED AT /HIO .ORTHERN PROVIDE EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES BUT SOMETIMES AND FOR SOME STUDENTS THEY ALSO OFFER UNEXPECTED CHALLENGES 4HAT S WHY A NUMBER OF ACADEMIC ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS HAVE DEVELOPED IN THE UNIVERSITY S COLLEGES 4HIS YEAR THE #OLLEGE OF !RTS AND 3CIENCES TOOK ON THE TASK OF REVIEWING ACADEMIC ASSISTANCE AND THE RELATED TOPIC OF RETENTION h7E WANTED ULTIMATELY TO RECOMMEND AND IMPLEMENT A PROGRAM FOR ACADEMIC ASSISTANCE AND RETENTION IN THE #OLLEGE OF !RTS AND 3CIENCES v SAYS 3ANDY #ALVERT @ ! 3 INTERIM ASSISTANT DEAN #OLLEGE OF !RTS AND 3CIENCES 7HEN THE PROJECT WAS PROPOSED TO UNIVERSITY LEADERS ITS PARAMETERS GREW TO BECOME THE 4ASK &ORCE FOR !CADEMIC !SSISTANCE AND 2ETENTION AND TO ENCOMPASS THE ENTIRE CAMPUS 4HE SIX MEMBERS OF THE TASK FORCE ASSISTED BY OTHER FACULTY AND STAFF MEMBERS ARE STUDYING lVE MAJOR AREAS AND ARE PREPARING RECOMMENDATIONS FOR UNIVERSITY LEADERS 4HE AREAS UNDER STUDY INCLUDE &IRST YEAR EXPERIENCE ORIENTATIONS AND EXPECTATIONS #ENTRALIZATION OF SERVICES 0SYCHOLOGICAL EMOTIONAL SPIRITUAL AND HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTS !CADEMIC ADVISING #URRICULUM #ALVERT WHO CHAIRS THE TASK FORCE EXPLAINS THAT IN ADDITION TO LOOKING AT HOW THESE AREAS OF UNIVERSITY LIFE ARE ADDRESSED AT /.5 THE TASK FORCE IS EXAMINING BEST PRACTICES FROM OTHER COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

REAGLE RACING !S A SPRINT CAR DRIVER #LINT 2EAGLE MUST MAKE MAJOR DECISIONS AND TRUST HIS INSTINCTS IN ORDER TO BE SUCCESSFUL 3O WHEN HE FACED A CROSSROADS OFF THE TRACK 2EAGLE DID THE SAME THING AND IT IS PAYING OFF ON AND OFF THE TRACK )N .OVEMBER OF 2EAGLE PARTNERED WITH /HIO .ORTHERN 5NIVERSITY IN AN AGREEMENT WHERE THE UNIVERSITY WILL SPONSOR HIS SPRINT CAR AND ALSO HELP HIM lNANCIALLY ATTAIN HIS DEGREE IN TECHNOLOGY /.5 BENElTS WITH EXPOSURE AS 2EAGLE S CAR WILL BE ADORNED WITH /.5 S LOGO AND THE SCHOOL S ORANGE AND BLACK COLORS 2EAGLE WILL ALSO SERVE AS A SPOKESPERSON FOR THE UNIVERSITY 4HE PARTNERSHIP WAS INITIATED BY 2EAGLE WHO WANTED TO PURSUE HIS RACING CAREER BUT ALSO UNDERSTOOD THE VALUE OF AN /.5 EDUCATION ! STUDENT AT /.5 IN 2EAGLE HAD LEFT THE UNIVERSITY TO SPEND MORE TIME ON HIS RACING CAREER (E WAS SIMULTANEOUSLY GOING TO COMMUNITY COLLEGE TRYING TO FURTHER HIS EDUCATION BUT HAD A STRONG DESIRE TO RETURN TO /.5 TO STUDY !NOTHER REASON FOR 2EAGLE S PROPOSAL WAS lNANCIAL (E SAID A RACING CAR OPERATION IS QUITE COSTLY TO OPERATE AND HE WAS TRYING TO SUPPLEMENT HIS CAR RACING BY HOLDING DOWN A JOB h) WAS VERY NERVOUS v SAID 2EAGLE ABOUT THE CONCEPT OF PROPOSING THE PARTNERSHIP BUT MUCH LIKE THE NERVES OF STEEL IT TAKES TO GO MILES AN HOUR ON A DIRT TRACK

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JUST INCHES FROM OTHER CARS HE FORGED AHEAD h) REALLY DIDN T HAVE MUCH TO LOSE AT THE TIME v 2EAGLE WHO CAME TO THE SCHOOL AS A MECHANICAL ENGINEERING MAJOR RECRUITED HELP TO COME UP WITH A $6$ TO ACCOMPANY HIS PROPOSAL AND WAS SOON MAKING HIS PITCH TO "ARRY &ARBROTHER THE DEAN OF ENGINEERING 2EAGLE SAID THE MEETING WENT WELL AND THERE WAS INTEREST SO A SECOND MEETING WITH 0RESIDENT +ENDALL "AKER AND +AREN #ONDENI VICE PRESIDENT OF ADMISSIONS WAS SET UP FOR FURTHER DISCUSSION !FTER THAT MEETING /.5 WAS IN THE CAR RACING BUSINESS h,UCKILY $R "AKER KNEW A LOT ABOUT RACING v 2EAGLE SAID 7ITH THE PARTNERSHIP IN PLACE 2EAGLE IS PREPARING FOR THE UPCOMING RACING SEASON AND WILL BE GETTING SOME HELP FROM ANOTHER /.5 STUDENT -ATT 7EBER WHO WILL SERVE AS HIS CREW CHIEF THIS SEASON 4HE TWO MET AT /.5 AND HAD SEEN EACH OTHER AT VARIOUS TRACKS AND BEGAN TO FORGE A FRIENDSHIP h) HAD SEEN HIM AT THE TRACK AND ) KNEW HE WENT HERE SO WE HAD TALKED THROUGHOUT THE SEASON v 2EAGLE SAID h(E HAD BEEN A CREW CHIEF FOR ABOUT FOUR YEARS SO HE REALLY KNOWS HIS STUFF v 7EBER WHO WAS IN THE HUNT TO BE A CREW CHIEF SAID HE IS LOOKING FORWARD TO WORKING

WITH 2EAGLE 7EBER SAID 2EAGLE HAS NOT HAD THAT MUCH EXPERIENCE IN THE SPRINT CAR RACING BUT HE SEES A LOT OF POTENTIAL IN HIS NEW DRIVER h) HAD A CHANCE TO SEE HIM LAST YEAR AND HE SEEMS TO HAVE GREAT CAR CONTROL v 7EBER SAID h(E DOESN T RACE LIKE A ROOKIE v 7EBER ADDED THAT THE PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN THE TWO PARTIES IS A GOOD IDEA BECAUSE IT PROVIDES GREAT EXPOSURE TO THE TARGET AUDIENCE OF THE ENGINEERING SCHOOL 4HE RACING SEASON RUNS FROM -ARCH UNTIL /CTOBER AND EVEN THOUGH THERE IS NOTHING IN HIS AGREEMENT TO PERFORM WELL OR WIN 2EAGLE SAID HE HAS PUT THIS PRESSURE ON HIMSELF TO SUCCEED BECAUSE OF /.5 S INVESTMENT IN HIM 2EAGLE WILL SPLIT TIME BETWEEN h4HE .ATIONAL 2ACING !LLIANCEv AND THE h3PRINTS ON $IRTv SERIES h4HERE IS DElNITELY LIFE AFTER RACING v SAID 2EAGLE 2EAGLE BEGAN AT AGE NINE RACING KARTS !T THE AGE OF HE WAS THE 3ENIOR ,IGHTS 4RACK #HAMPION AND $RIVER OF THE 9EAR AT "RYAN 2ACEWAY (E SWITCHED TO OPEN WHEELED MODIlERS IN 2EAGLE WON THE -C$ONALD S $ASH FOR #ASH AND WON HIS lRST FEATURE RACE IN AT ,IMALAND -OTORSPORTS 0ARK (E WAS NAMED ROOKIE OF THE YEAR AND ACHIEVED NINTH PLACE IN POINTS h) THINK ) HAVE TO PERFORM WELL v HE SAID h) THINK IT IS IMPORTANT BECAUSE PEOPLE ARE NOT GOING TO PAY ATTENTION TO WHO IS IN LAST PLACE NO MATTER WHAT IS ON THE SIDE OF YOUR CAR v 2EAGLE ALSO POINTED OUT THAT YOUNG PEOPLE WILL BE ASKING HIM ABOUT /.5 AND THEY HAVE DONE THIS IN THE PAST BECAUSE THEY KNEW HE HAD ATTENDED THE UNIVERSITY h4HERE WAS A STUDENT HERE NOW THAT ) MET AT THE RACE TRACK WHO NOW GOES HERE AND HE ASKED ME A LOT OF QUESTIONS ABOUT IT /.5 v HE ADDED )N ADDITION TO RACING AND ATTENDING CLASSES 2EAGLE WILL BE PERFORMING SEVERAL ADMISSIONS FUNCTIONS AND SERVING AS A SPOKESMEN FOR /.5 AND HE SAID HE IS HONORED TO DO THIS AND ALSO KNOWS IT GOES WITH THE TERRITORY h) KNOW THAT IF ) DO SOMETHING STUPID AT THE TRACK IT MIGHT PUT A BLACK EYE ON THE UNIVERSITY v 2EAGLE SAID h3OMETIMES AT THE RACE TRACK THINGS GET HEATED SO ) HAVE TO CONDUCT MYSELF VERY WELL AND ) HAVE DONE THAT IN THE PAST 2EAGLE DOES NOT SEE ANY PROBLEM WITH JUGGLING HIS RACING AND SCHOOLWORK BECAUSE MOST OF THE RACES OCCUR ON &RIDAY AND 3ATURDAY NIGHT 2EAGLE SAID HIS GOAL IS TO GET HIS BACHELOR DEGREE BUT ADMITS THAT THERE IS NOTHING LIKE WINNING RACES

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h7E RE NOT REINVENTING THE WHEEL v SHE SAYS h4HERE ARE SCHOOLS DOING THESE THINGS AND DOING THEM REALLY WELL )T S A GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO SEE HOW WE CAN MAKE THINGS BETTER FOR OUR STUDENTS ) THINK THAT S THE GOAL OF THE TASK FORCE MAKE IT BETTER FOR THE STUDENTS v &OR EXAMPLE SHE SAYS THREE OF THE UNIVERSITY S FOUR UNDERGRADUATE COLLEGES OFFER TUTORING BUT THE SERVICE IS NOT CENTRALIZED AND EACH OPERATES A LITTLE DIFFERENTLY 4HE TASK FORCE IS ALSO LOOKING AT HOW ACADEMIC ADVISORS ARE PREPARED FOR THEIR DUTIES AT CLASS SIZE AND ADJUNCT FACULTY h7E DIDN T REALIZE UNTIL WE GOT INTO IT HOW INTERCONNECTED IT ALL IS v #ALVERT SAYS h4HIS IS A REALLY IMPORTANT ISSUE v AGREES 2OBERT -ANZER DEAN OF THE #OLLEGE OF !RTS AND 3CIENCES h&IRST RETENTION IS SOMETHING WEIGHTED VERY HEAVILY IN NATIONAL RANKINGS 3ECONDLY WHEN WE ADMIT A STUDENT TO /HIO .ORTHERN WE THINK WE HAVE AN OBLIGATION TO HAVE lRST RATE SUPPORT SYSTEMS AND WE WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT IS THE CASE /NE OF THE CORE PARTS OF OUR MISSION IS TO ADMIT STUDENTS WHO MAY NEED SOME ASSISTANCE v HE EXPLAINS h4HIRDLY v HE ADDS hTHE RETENTION RATE IS SOMETHING THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IS BEGINNING TO PAY SIGNIlCANT ATTENTION TO v 7HAT IS HAPPENING IN THE CLASSROOM IS OF COURSE OF CONCERN BUT IT S NOT THE ONLY FACTOR THAT CONTRIBUTES TO A STUDENT S SUCCESS h7HAT S AFFECTING THEM IN THE RESIDENCE HALL CAN AFFECT THE CLASSROOM AND VICE VERSA v #ALVERT AGREES 4HAT S WHY THE WORK OF THE TASK FORCE QUICKLY EXPANDED TO TAKE INTO CONSIDERATION 3TUDENT !FFAIRS AS WELL h7HAT HAPPENS WITH TO BY AND FOR STUDENTS OUT OF THE CLASSROOM IS IMPORTANT TO THEIR ACADEMICS v SAYS !LICE + (ILDERBRAND VICE PRESIDENT OF 3TUDENT !FFAIRS h)T S THEIR TRANSITION FROM DEPENDENCY ON -OM AND $AD TO INDEPENDENCE v SHE BELIEVES 4HAT COVERS EVERYTHING FROM COMBATING HOMESICKNESS TO DEALING WITH INFRACTIONS OF THE UNIVERSITY S CONDUCT CODE TO PROVIDING HEALTH SERVICES TO OFFERING SPIRITUAL GUIDANCE !S THE UNIVERSITY S STUDENT POPULATION HAS CHANGED SO HAVE THESE NON ACADEMIC SERVICES &OR EXAMPLE THE DINING HALL IS COMPLETING A REMODELING PROJECT THAT IS PUTTING AN END TO LONG LINES AND PROVIDING CARRYOUT MEALS FOR STUDENTS WHO ARE INCREASINGLY ON THE MOVE 4HE STUDENT HEALTH CENTER HAS JUST CHANGED TO A MEDICAL DIRECTOR MODEL WHICH EXPANDS THE HOURS OF COVERAGE BY A NURSE PRACTITIONER AND PHYSICIAN TO A TOTAL OF HOURS PER WEEK .URSES ARE AVAILABLE HOURS A DAY 4HE STUDENT PHARMACY HAS MOVED TO THE HEALTH CENTER FOR GREATER CONVENIENCE 4HE COUNSELING CENTER HAS ADDED A SECOND COUNSELOR WHO SPECIALIZES IN WOMEN S ISSUES AND 17

THE CENTER IS NOW PREPARED TO EVALUATE WAYS TO ACCOMMODATE STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES )N THE RESIDENCE HALLS NEW PROGRAMS ARE INTENTIONALLY TARGETING THE NEEDS OF TODAY S STUDENTS *USTIN & #OURTNEY ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR RESIDENTIAL AND STUDENT SERVICES INTRODUCED THE ! # ( ) % 6 % - % . 4 FRAMEWORK THAT TARGETS TOPICS FOR RESIDENCE HALL STAFF TO ADDRESS 2ESIDENT ASSISTANTS PROVIDE ON GOING PROGRAMS DEALING WITH ACADEMIC SUCCESS CULTURAL AWARENESS HEALTH AND WELLNESS IDENTITY VALUES SERVICE MUSIC AND THE ARTS AND CAREER AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT %ACH MONTH S PROGRAMMING IS SCHEDULED TO INTENTIONALLY DEAL WITH PRACTICAL SITUATIONS AND CONCERNS FOR EXAMPLE WHERE TO lND AND HOW TO USE THE STUDY SKILLS LAB OR HOW TO PREPARE FOR A COLLEGE EXAM %VEN THE LIVING FACILITIES ARE CHANGING WITH A GROWING EMPHASIS ON APARTMENT LIVING 0LANS ARE UNDER WAY TO hTRANSFORM THE RESIDENCE HALLS v (ILDERBRAND SAYS h)T S A DIFFERENT STUDENT NOW THAN WHEN ) WAS HERE IN THE EARLY @ S v #ALVERT SAYS h4HE STUDENTS HAVE EXPECTATIONS THAT ARE A LOT DIFFERENT v (ILDERBRAND AGREES h4HESE KIDS ARE VERY DIFFERENT FROM THE KIDS WHO CAME TO US YEARS AGO 4HEY RE VERY VERY BRIGHT BUT THEY RE MUCH MORE FRAGILE 4HEIR COPING SKILLS THEIR ABILITIES TO TAKE CRITICISM OR DEFEAT OR FAILURE ARE REALLY MINIMAL )T S NOT ABOUT TEST ANXIETY IT S ABOUT BEING ABLE TO COPE AND MAKE DECISIONS ON THEIR OWN v 3UCH CONCERNS HAVE SPURRED THE UNIVERSITY S EMPHASIS ON STUDENT GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT h)T S NOT JUST ABOUT INTEGRATION WITH THE ACADEMICS IT S ALSO ABOUT THE SOCIAL AND LEADERSHIP SKILLS AND TEAMWORK v (ILDREBRAND SAYS )T S ALSO ABOUT PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN THE STUDENT AND THE INSTITUTION !S $EAN -ANZER OBSERVES h7E NEED TO BE AN INSTITUTION THAT WHILE PROUD OF THE STUDENTS WHO COME IN WITH TOP SCORES AND TOP '0!S CAN ALSO BE AN INSTITUTION THAT HELPS FOLKS WHO COME IN WITH LESS THAN STELLAR ABILITIES BUT WHO ARE STILL CAPABLE AND CAN BE VERY SUCCESSFUL 4HAT S BEEN THE HALLMARK OF /.5 S SUCCESS OVER THE YEARS HELPING KIDS TO HAVE ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION BECAUSE OF /.5 v !LTHOUGH THE METHODS CHANGE /HIO .ORTHERN S COMMITMENT TO BEING A STUDENT CENTERED INSTITUTION CONTINUES

Ohio Northern Introduces Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree

"ETH , +ASKEL . $ 2 . DIRECTOR OF THE NURSING PROGRAM ASSISTS SOPHOMORE 'REG +OHLER FROM "ROOKlELD /HIO AS HE TRANSFERS INTO THE PROGRAM

.URSES ARE IN HIGH DEMAND -ORE THAN NURSING JOBS IN THE 5 3 ARE CURRENTLY VACANT "Y THE 5 3 $EPARTMENT OF (EALTH ESTIMATES THAT NUMBER WILL BE )N 7EST #ENTRAL /HIO ESTIMATES ARE THAT NEW REGISTERED NURSES WILL BE NEEDED IN EACH OF THE NEXT lVE YEARS "EGINNING THIS FALL /HIO .ORTHERN WILL BE PREPARING STUDENTS TO TAKE LEADERSHIP POSITIONS IN THIS CHALLENGING AND GROWING lELD WITH THE INTRODUCTION OF THE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING DEGREE "ETH , +ASKEL . $ 2 . DIRECTOR OF THE NURSING PROGRAM AND ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES SAYS v4HE ST #ENTURY NURSE WILL BE A "3. v 3HE POINTS OUT THAT ORGANIZATIONS GOVERNING THE NURSING PROFESSION AND OTHER HEALTH CARE REGULATORS ARE LOBBYING FOR THE "3. TO BECOME THE ENTRY LEVEL CREDENTIAL FOR THE NURSING PROFESSION #URRENTLY NURSING EDUCATION RANGES FROM THE ONE YEAR ,0. ,ICENSED 0RACTICAL .URSE TO "3. "ACHELOR OF 3CIENCE IN .URSING THE TWO YEAR ASSOCIATE DEGREE 2. ! FOUR YEAR DEGREE THAT PREPARES GRADUATES 2EGISTERED .URSE THE THREE YEAR FOR THE WIDE RANGE OF OPPORTUNITIES IN DIPLOMA 2. AND THE FOUR YEAR "3. 4HE "3. IS REQUIRED FOR TODAY S NURSING PROFESSION ADVANCED DEGREES INCLUDING THE MASTER S -3. AND DOCTORATE . $ OR 0H $ LEVELS /HIO .ORTHERN S NEW NURSING PROGRAM WILL BRING SOME UNIQUE ELEMENTS TO THE TABLE !LL "3. STUDENTS WILL BE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE THREE CONSECUTIVE QUARTERS OF 3PANISH h.ATIONAL DEMOGRAPHICS INDICATE THAT (ISPANIC !MERICANS ARE THE LARGEST GROWING ETHNIC GROUP WITH NUMEROUS HEALTH CARE ISSUES v +ASKEL EXPLAINS h! "3. WHO UNDERSTANDS 3PANISH HAS GREATER OHIO NORTHERN UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE AND ALUMNI JOURNAL

MARKETABILITY CAN NEGOTIATE INCREASED COMPENSATION FOR THE SKILL AND MEET THE NEEDS OF THE POPULATION v )N ADDITION /.5 S NURSING STUDENTS DRAWING ON THE UNIVERSITY S WIDE RANGE OF ACADEMIC PROGRAMS CAN CHOOSE A "3. WITH A BUSINESS OPTION 7ITH SEVEN ADDITIONAL COURSES THE STUDENTS CAN ADD ADVANCED EDUCATION IN BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT PREPARING THEM TO PURSUE MANAGEMENT AND OTHER LEADERSHIP ROLES IN HEALTH CARE 4HE BASIS OF THE NURSING CURRICULUM BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 2EGISTERED NURSE A GRADUATE TRAINED NURSE HAS LONG BEEN AMONG WHO HAS BEEN LICENSED BY A STATE AUTHORITY AFTER /.5 S STRENGTHS QUALIFYING FOR REGISTRATION -ERRIAM 7EBSTER !S /.5 0RESIDENT +ENDALL "AKER NOTED h7E HAVE ONE OF THE STRONGEST SCIENCE AND MATH PROGRAMS AMONG PRIVATE SCHOOLS IN THE STATE OF /HIO )N FACT WE RIVAL SOME OF THE BIG RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES 7HY "ECAUSE WE HAVE EXCELLENT PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS IN AREAS LIKE PHARMACY AND ENGINEERING WHICH REQUIRE lRST RATE SCIENCE AND MATH PROGRAMS h)N OTHER WORDS /.5 ALREADY HAS OUTSTANDING EXPERTISE AND CAPABILITIES IN THE AREAS THAT ARE ESSENTIAL TO NURSING AND OTHER ALLIED HEALTH PROGRAMS (ENCE WE CAN PURSUE INITIATIVES IN THESE AREAS THAT OTHER INSTITUTIONS THAT DO NOT HAVE OUR STRENGTH IN MATH AND SCIENCE WOULD lND EXCEEDINGLY DIFlCULT TO MOUNT v )N ADDITION TO THESE TRADITIONAL STRENGTHS THE .URSE A PERSON WHO IS SKILLED OR NURSING PROGRAM TRAINED IN CARING FOR THE SICK OR INlRM WILL INCLUDE CLINICAL ESPECIALLY UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF EXPERIENCES BEGINNING IN THE A PHYSICIAN -ERRIAM 7EBSTER lRST YEAR WHERE STUDENTS WILL PERFECT THEIR SKILLS IN HEALTH CARE SETTINGS #LINICAL RELATIONSHIPS ARE BEING CREATED WITH AREA HOSPITALS INCLUDING ,IMA -EMORIAL (EALTH 3YSTEM 3T 2ITA S -EDICAL #ENTER "LANCHARD 6ALLEY (EALTH 3YSTEM PLUS WITH 5NIVERSITY (OSPITALS IN #LEVELAND AND THE #LEVELAND #LINIC &OUNDATION %VEN BEFORE FALL ENROLLMENT THE NURSING PROGRAM HAS DRAWN INTEREST FROM UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS ENROLLED IN PRE PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT AND SPORTS MEDICINE PROGRAMS 4HE STUDENTS WHO WILL EXCEL +ASKEL SAYS ARE THOSE WITH INTELLIGENCE COMPETENCE COMMITMENT WITH A MINDSET FOR PURSUING EXCELLENCE 4O BE A SUCCESSFUL NURSE STUDENTS WILL NEED A COMBINATION OF CARING EMPATHY A SENSE OF HUMOR EXCELLENT COMMUNICATION SKILLS ENERGY COMPASSION A PASSION FOR LIFELONG LEARNING AND SELF 3T "ENEDICT #LARA "ARTON LESSNESS &LORENCE .IGHTINGALE -ARY 3EACOLE 4HE /HIO 3OJOURNER 4RUTH (ARRIET 4UBMAN AND .ORTHERN "3. PROGRAM HAS ALREADY 7ALT 7HITMAN n ALL WERE NURSES RECEIVED REQUIRED APPROVALS FROM THE /HIO "OARD OF 2EGENTS AND THE (IGHER ,EARNING #OMMISSION 0ROGRAM APPROVAL FROM THE /HIO "OARD OF .URSING IS EXPECTED THIS SUMMER WITH CLASSES BEGINNING IN THE FALL /THER OPPORTUNITIES MAY EXIST AS WELL %MPLOYERS ARE FUELING THE DEMAND FOR MORE "3. PRACTITIONERS )N FACT MANY ASSOCIATE DEGREE 2.S lND THEY NEED TO COMPLETE A "3. TO ADVANCE IN THEIR CAREERS 4HIS IS ANOTHER AREA WERE /.5 S FACILITIES AND FACULTY MAY BE ABLE TO HELP +ASKEL SAYS SPRING 2005

&IRE $ISPLACES 3TUDENTS ! MAJOR lRE ON !PRIL IN DOWNTOWN !DA LEFT /.5 STUDENTS AND FACULTY AND STAFF MEMBERS WITHOUT A PLACE TO CALL HOME .O ONE WAS INJURED BUT DAMAGE TO THE HISTORIC FORMER !RBOGAST (OTEL AND THE APARTMENTS AND BUSINESSES IN IT IS EXTENSIVE &IRElGHTERS FROM DEPARTMENTS MOST VOLUNTEERS BATTLED THE BLAZE BEGINNING ABOUT P M 3ATURDAY AND CONTINUING INTO 3UNDAY MORNING 'USTY WINDS HAMPERED THEIR EFFORTS AND THREATENED NEIGHBORING BUILDINGS ON THE BLOCK OF .ORTH -AIN 3TREET /HIO .ORTHERN BEGAN HELPING ALMOST IMMEDIATELY OFFERING TEMPORARY HOUSING AND MEALS 3ATURDAY EVENING IN THE -C)NTOSH #ENTER &OR THE EMERGENCY RESPONDERS FOOD AND BEVERAGES WERE SUPPLIED AT THE &IRST 5NITED -ETHODIST #HURCH JUST NORTH OF THE lRE SCENE )N THE FOLLOWING DAYS THE UNIVERSITY TOOK ACTION TO HELP MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC AS WELL AS MEMBERS OF THE UNIVERSITY FAMILY AFFECTED BY THE lRE ! NUMBER OF STUDENTS LIVING ON THE TOP mOOR OF THE BUILDING LOST EVERYTHING BUT THE CLOTHES THEY WERE WEARING !LTHOUGH THE /.5 STUDENTS HAD BEEN LIVING OFF CAMPUS THE UNIVERSITY FOUND HOUSING AND PROVIDED MEALS FOR THEM THROUGH THE END OF THE ACADEMIC YEAR 4O FURTHER ASSIST THEM WITH THEIR ACADEMIC NEEDS COMPUTERS AND BOOKS WERE MADE AVAILABLE ALONG WITH COPING ASSISTANCE 4HE /.5 #HAPEL COORDINATED A hGIVING TREEv TO REPLACE CLOTHING HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND OTHER ITEMS LOST IN THE lRES 5NIVERSITY STUDENTS FACULTY AND STAFF CHOSE A TAG FOR THE TREE TO MEET THESE SPECIlC NEEDS /THERS IN THE COMMUNITY ALSO GOT INVOLVED 4HE 6ILLAGE 6ISION #ENTER OFFERED ASSISTANCE FOR THOSE WHO LOST CONTACT LENSES IN THE lRE )NVESTIGATORS FROM THE 3TATE &IRE -ARSHAL S OFlCE AND INSURANCE INVESTIGATORS REPORT THE BLAZE ORIGINATED IN THE BUILDING S ATTIC BUT HAVE BEEN UNABLE TO DETERMINE AN EXACT CAUSE !DA &IRE #HIEF *AY %PLEY WAS QUOTED IN THE +ENTON 4IMES AS SAYING h) HAVE BEEN ON THE DEPARTMENT FOR YEARS AND THIS IS THE BIGGEST lRE ) HAVE SEEN IN !DA v

5FDIOPMPHZ HSBOUT /NE ASPECT OF STUDENT CENTERED INSTRUCTION IS INSURING ACCESS TO THE CONSTANTLY IMPROVING TECHNOLOGY

THAT OFFERS STUDENTS NEW WAYS TO LEARN 4HIS YEAR AS AN ADDED INCENTIVE /.5 ASSISTED FACULTY MEMBERS TO EXPAND THEIR USE OF TECHNOLOGY IN NEW AND INNOVATIVE WAYS WITH TECHNOLOGY GRANTS 4EN GRANTS WERE AWARDED TO ENCOURAGE NEW USES OF TECHNOLOGY IN THE CLASSROOM TO IMPROVE STUDENT LEARNING (ERE IS A SUMMARY IN ALPHABETIC ORDER OF THE 4ECHNOLOGY IN 4EACHING GRANTS

+HALID 3 !L /LIMAT ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING WILL BE INITIATING A MEDIA BASED INSTRUCTIONAL TOOL FOR 03PICE 3IMULATION 0ROGRAM WITH )NTEGRATED #IRCUIT %MPHASIS A COMPUTERIZED PROGRAM TO DESIGN AND SIMULATE ANALOG AND DIGITAL CIRCUITS "RUCE 7 "ERDANIER ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF CIVIL ENGINEERING WILL UNDERTAKE REAL TIME DEVELOPMENT OF LABORATORY AND LECTURE NOTES AND THEIR ARCHIVAL TO ADDRESS STUDENT LEARNING STYLES IN DEVELOPMENT OF THE LABORATORY EXPERIMENTAL CONCEPT AND PROVIDE STUDENTS WITH A DISTRIBUTED CONSISTANT PERMANENT REFERENCE SOURCE DURING THE COURSE #ARA $AVIES VISITING ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES IS PARTNERING WITH THE -EDICAL #OLLEGE OF /HIO IN ADOPTING THE USE OF !NATOMY 2EVEALED A COMPUTERIZED PROGRAM FOR ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY COURSES TO UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS 4HE PROJECT REQUIRES A 3MARTBOARD PROJECTOR AND SOFTWARE 0ATRICIA * &REEMAN ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF EDUCATION IS REPLACING THE FREE PROGRAM .ETSCAPE #OMMUNICATOR WITH $REAMWEAVER A FULL FEATURED WEB PAGE AUTHORING PROGRAM FOR STUDENTS IN %DUCATION WHO DEVELOP WEB PAGES FOR TEACHERS IN THE SCHOOLS 20

$EBRA (OOVER INSTRUCTOR IN COMMUNICATION ARTS "ARBARA 6IVIAN ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF COMMUNICATION ARTS AND 7ILLIAM !SMAN VISITING PROFESSOR OF COMMUNICATION ARTS WILL PURCHASE AN IN CEILING $6$ RECORDER TO ASSIST STUDENTS WITH REAL TIME SELF EVALUATION OF THEIR PERFORMANCES AND IMPROVEMENT OF LISTENING SKILLS *OHN -ATIVO ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF TECHNOLOGY WILL DEVELOP AN ONLINE 7EB#4 SUPPLEMENT TO EXPAND THE SCOPE OF THE COURSE h)NTRODUCTION TO #OMMUNICATION 4ECHNOLOGY v -ARIA 2AITI ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS WILL BE DEVELOPING AN ONLINE VERSION OF CALCULUS .EXT YEAR SHE PLANS TO INCLUDE A FOLLOW UP WITH A SIMILAR PRE CALCULUS COURSE 4HIS TWO COURSE SEQUENCE WILL BE FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WHO DO NOT HAVE ACCESS TO CALCULUS IN THEIR HIGH SCHOOLS *ONATHAN 3MALLEY PROFESSOR OF CIVIL ENGINEERING AND CHAIR OF THE DEPARTMENT 2OBERT 7ARD PROFESSOR OF CIVIL ENGINEERING "RUCE "ERDANIER ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF CIVIL ENGINEERING &ARHAD 2EZA ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF CIVIL ENGINEERING AND +ANOK "ORIBOONSOMSIN VISITING ASSISTANT

PROFESSOR OF CIVIL ENGINEERING WILL INTRODUCE ')3 'EOGRAPHIC )NFORMATION 3YSTEMS INTO THE CIVIL ENGINEERING PROGRAM IN COLLABORATION WITH $AVID 3MITH ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF GEOGRAPHY $AVID 3MITH ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF GEOGRAPHY WILL USE !RC)-3 SOFTWARE TO EXPAND USE OF ')3 MAPS AND DATA ON THE )NTERNET FOR USE IN COURSES IN THE POLITICAL SCIENCE CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND HISTORY AREAS *OHN $AVID 9ODER ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING WILL ENHANCE COMPUTER LABORATORY INSTRUCTION BY PROVIDING STUDENTS WITH INSTANT ACCESS TO EACH OTHER S WORK USING 3MARTBOARD TECHNOLOGY (E PLANS TO PRESENT THE PROJECT TO THE NATIONAL !3%% !MERICAN 3OCIETY FOR %NGINEERING %DUCATION CONFERENCE -ORE THAN FACULTY MEMBERS COMPETED FOR THESE GRANTS 4HEIR PROPOSALS WERE EVALUATED BY A COMMITTEE INCLUDING A REPRESENTATIVE FROM THE /HIO ,EARNING .ETWORK h/UR GOAL v SAYS !NNE ,IPPERT VICE PRESIDENT FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS hIS TO IMPROVE INSTRUCTION AND LEARNING v

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*EFFREY 3TROUBLE 4HIRD 9EAR 0HARMACY -AJOR ,OUISVILLE /HIO

h)T S BEEN A LOT OF FUN TALKING WITH /.5 ALUMNI DURING THE PHONATHON 4HEIR ENTHUSIASM IN MAKING SURE ) M HAVING A GREAT /.5 EXPERIENCE LIKE THEY DID IS REALLY NEATx4ALKING TO PHARMACY ALUMNI HAS BEEN PARTICULARLY INTERESTING FOR ME !FTER CALLING FOR TWO YEARS ) M NOW SERVING AS A STUDENT SUPERVISOR FOR 4HE .ORTHERN &UND PHONATHON v 'INA #EFARATTI *UNIOR -ANAGEMENT -AJOR #HESTERLAND /HIO h) THINK IT S A GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO TALK WITH /.5 ALUMNI AND HEAR THEIR STORIES AND QUESTIONS ABOUT /.5 !LSO IT MAKES ME APPRECIATE EVEN MORE THE lNANCIAL SUPPORT THEY PROVIDE ME AND OTHER STUDENTS THROUGH 4HE .ORTHERN &UND 7ITHOUT MY SCHOLARSHIP MADE AVAILABLE FROM ALUMNI SUPPORT OF 4HE .ORTHERN &UND ) WOULDN T HAVE BEEN ABLE TO ATTEND /.5 v

/HIO .ORTHERN STUDENTS CONTINUE TRADITION IN CALLING /.5 ALUMNI AND FRIENDS FOR THEIR MUCH NEEDED ANNUAL SUPPORT 7HEN YOU GET YOUR ANNUAL PHONE CALL IN THE SPRING OR FALL FROM 0OLAR "EAR COUNTRY IN !DAxREMEMBER THAT YOU RE TALKING WITH THE VERY STUDENTS YOU RE SUPPORTING THROUGH YOUR ANNUAL GIFT TO 4HE .ORTHERN &UND 7HILE MANY ORGANIZATIONS NOW USE PROFESSIONAL TELEMARKETERS TO CONTACT THEIR ALUMNI AND REQUEST THEIR lNANCIAL SUPPORT /.5 CONTINUES THE TRADITION OF USING CURRENT .ORTHERN STUDENTS TO CONTACT ALUMNI AND ASK FOR THEIR MUCH NEEDED ANNUAL lNANCIAL SUPPORT OF 4HE .ORTHERN &UND WHICH PROVIDES FOR STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS AND OTHER CAMPUS PROGRAMMING h0ROVIDING AN OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME FOR CURRENT AND FUTURE /.5 STUDENTS IS WHAT WE RE ALL ABOUT AND CONTINUING THE TRADITION OF HAVING STUDENTS PERSONALLY CONTACTING OUR ALUMNI FOR THEIR ANNUAL SUPPORT OF 4HE .ORTHERN &UND REALLY BRINGS THE IMPORTANCE OF ALUMNI SUPPORT FULL CIRCLE v COMMENTS 3COTT 7ILLS DIRECTOR OF 4HE .ORTHERN &UND h!S A STUDENT CALLER MANY YEARS AGO THE OPPORTUNITY ) HAD TO TALK WITH ALUMNI REALLY MADE ME START TO APPRECIATE THAT AS A STUDENT ) WAS REALLY A PART OF A BIGGER /.5 FAMILY OF ALUMNI AND FRIENDS WHO WERE MAKING MY EXPERIENCE POSSIBLE v !LUMNI AND FRIENDS ANNUAL SUPPORT OF 4HE .ORTHERN &UND HAS IMMEDIATE IMPACT AS OVER PERCENT OF CURRENT STUDENTS RELY ON lNANCIAL SUPPORT FROM 4HE .ORTHERN &UND TO ATTEND /.5 )N ADDITION ANNUAL SUPPORT IS ALSO VERY IMPORTANT IN INCREASING /.5 S ALUMNI PARTICIPATION RATE FOR 4HE .ORTHERN &UND WHICH IS A KEY COMPONENT IN THE DECISION MAKING PROCESS OF CORPORATE AND FOUNDATION GRANTMAKERS

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&ROM the Faculty

A Matter of Ethics

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4HE /HIO .ORTHERN MEN S BASKETBALL SEASON SAW THE END OF ONE ERA AND THE BEGINNING OF ANOTHER /.5 S LEGENDARY HEAD COACH *OE #AMPOLI *OE #AMPOLI SPEAKS AT HIS RETIREMENT ANNOUNCED PRIOR TO THE CEREMONY SEASON THAT HE WOULD RETIRE FROM THE UNIVERSITY AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE SEASON /HIO .ORTHERN DID NOT HAVE TO GO FAR TO lND #AMPOLI S SUCCESSOR /N &EB LONGTIME /.5 ASSISTANT *EFF #OLEMAN ! 3 WAS ANNOUNCED AS THE NEXT HEAD COACH OF THE 0OLAR "EAR MEN S BASKETBALL PROGRAM #AMPOLI COACHED HIS TH AND lNAL SEASON AT /.5 THIS WINTER lNISHING WITH A RECORD OVERALL #AMPOLI ENDED HIS /.5 HEAD COACHING CAREER WITH VICTORIES AGAINST ONLY DEFEATS AN AVERAGE OF ALMOST WINS PER YEAR h) HAD A GREAT RUN BUT IT S TIME FOR ME TO STEP DOWN AFTER THIS YEAR v #AMPOLI SAID AT HIS RETIREMENT ANNOUNCEMENT IN !UGUST h-Y FAMILY AND ) JUST THINK IT IS THE RIGHT TIME )T S BEEN A WONDERFUL YEARS AT A WONDERFUL INSTITUTION 7E VE GRADUATED EVERY SENIOR THAT WENT THROUGH OUR PROGRAM WHICH IS SOMETHING ) M VERY PROUD OF ) BELIEVE THAT /.5 IS A SCHOOL THAT DESERVES TO HAVE A STRONG MEN S BASKETBALL PROGRAM AND ) HAVE TRIED OVER THE YEARS TO ACCOMPLISH THAT v #AMPOLI S TEAM WON THE .#!! $IVISION ))) .ATIONAL #HAMPIONSHIP AND HE ALSO TOOK THE SQUAD TO THE $IVISION ))) &INAL &OUR #AMPOLI WAS NAMED THE /HIO !THLETIC #ONFERENCE #OACH OF THE 9EAR FOUR TIMES AND SEVEN TIMES IN YEARS ONE OF HIS PLAYERS WAS NAMED THE /!# 0LAYER OF THE 9EAR 4HE 0OLAR "EARS WON /!# TITLES IN AND AND QUALIlED FOR THE .#!! $IVISION ))) 4OURNAMENT IN AND (E WAS INDUCTED INTO THE /.5 !THLETICS (ALL OF &AME IN 4HE SCHOOL YEAR IS THE TH FOR #AMPOLI AS A COACH AND FACULTY MEMBER AT /HIO .ORTHERN 0RIOR TO BECOMING HEAD COACH IN #AMPOLI SERVED AS ASSISTANT BASKETBALL COACH FOR SEASONS UNDER /.5 (ALL OF &AMER 'ALE 26 26

$AUGHERTY #AMPOLI S ACCOMPLISHMENTS AT /HIO .ORTHERN ARE NOT LIMITED TO BASKETBALL (E FOUNDED THE /.5 WOMEN S SOCCER PROGRAM IN GUIDING THE ,ADY 0OLAR "EARS TO A RECORD IN lVE SEASONS (IS .EWLY APPOINTED HEAD BASKETBALL COACH *EFF SQUAD ALSO WON THE /!# #OLEMAN ! 3 SPEAKS AT THE PRESS CONFERENCE REGULAR SEASON TITLE #AMPOLI ALSO SERVED AS AN ASSISTANT FOOTBALL COACH FOR SEASONS FROM h7E ARE VERY HAPPY FOR *OE #AMPOLI BUT WE ARE VERY SAD HE IS LEAVING v /.5 0RESIDENT $R +ENDALL "AKER SAID h7HEN YOU THINK OF /HIO .ORTHERN MEN S BASKETBALL YOU IMMEDIATELY THINK OF #OACH #AMPOLI v .EW HEAD COACH *EFF #OLEMAN HAS SERVED AS AN ASSISTANT UNDER #AMPOLI FOR THE PAST SEASONS AT /.5 #OLEMAN JOINED THE /HIO .ORTHERN MEN S BASKETBALL PROGRAM IN WHEN #AMPOLI TOOK OVER AS HEAD COACH AND HELPED GUIDE THE 0OLAR "EARS TO THE .#!! $IVISION ))) NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP IN HIS lRST SEASON ON THE STAFF #OLEMAN IS ALSO AN ASSISTANT PROFESSOR IN /.5 S DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN PERFORMANCE AND SPORT SCIENCES AND SERVES AS THE HEAD MEN S GOLF COACH (E IS ALSO THE WINNINGEST WOMEN S SOCCER COACH IN /.5 HISTORY POSTING A RECORD IN EIGHT SEASONS FROM (E SERVED AS INTERIM HEAD MEN S TENNIS COACH AT /.5 IN POSTING A RECORD h) M EXTREMELY EXCITED ABOUT THE OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE AS HEAD COACH AT /HIO .ORTHERN v #OLEMAN SAID h) VE BEEN FORTUNATE TO COACH WITH TWO OUTSTANDING COACHES IN 'ALE $AUGHERTY AND *OE #AMPOLI AND HAVE LEARNED A GREAT DEAL FROM THEM v (E IS ONLY THE lFTH HEAD COACH AT /HIO .ORTHERN SINCE THE LEGENDARY #LYDE ,AMB LED THE PROGRAM IN AND #OLEMAN GRADUATED FROM /HIO .ORTHERN WITH A BACHELOR S DEGREE IN BIOLOGY IN 7HILE AT /.5 #OLEMAN PLAYED TENNIS AND WAS PART OF /.5 S UNDEFEATED SQUAD IN (E THEN EARNED A MASTER S DEGREE FROM 'EORGIA 3OUTHERN IN 7HILE AT 'EORGIA 3OUTHERN #OLEMAN WAS A GRADUATE ASSISTANT BASKETBALL COACH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION INSTRUCTOR AT !RMSTRONG 3TATE 'A OHIONORTHERN NORTHERNUNIVERSITY UNIVERSITYMAGAZINE MAGAZINEAND ANDALUMNI ALUMNIJOURNAL JOURNAL OHIO

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