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Greetings,
2013-14 Titan Basketball
Thank you for your interest in Westminster College and our women’s basketball team. I hope that you find the 2013-14 Titan Women’s Basketball Guide beneficial as you learn about our team and the exceptional young women who have discovered what it means to be a part of the “Titan Tradition” at Westminster. We seek to develop student-athletes through integration of hard work, respect, and discipline. We encourage the development of sportsmanship, character, and integrity in a positive environment. This includes supporting student-athletes in their efforts to reach their highest potential. We are committed to providing a quality and successful experience for our athletes. During my 12 years as head coach the program has reached new heights with two trips the NCAA Division III Tournament, a Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) championship, and two of the program’s first two 20-win seasons. We are challenging quality individuals to add to our accomplishments and join the players on our team who are already benefiting from a Westminster education and enjoying the student-athlete experience as Titans. If you have more interest in Westminster College and our women’s basketball program, please utilize the contact information, e-mails, and websites provided for your benefit.
Rosanne Scott Head Coach
Westminster College Athletics Quick Facts School and Athletics
Women’s Basketball
Support Staff
Name of School:........................ Westminster College City/Zip:...........................New Wilmington, PA 16172 Founded:............................................................ 1852 Enrollment:........................................................ 1,470 Religious Affliation:..........Presbyterian Church (USA) Nickname:.........................................................Titans School Colors:....................................Blue and White Affiliation:.........................................NCAA Division III Conference:....................... Presidents’ Athletic (PAC) President:...............................Dr. Richard H. Dorman Athletics Director:....................................... Jim Dafler Assistant Athletics Director:.........Tammy Swearingen Athletics Department Phone:................724-946-7307
Sports Information
Sports Information Director:.............Nathan LaRiccia SID Office Phone:.................................724-946-6357 SID Email:......................... lariccnj@westminster.edu SID Fax:...............................................724-946-7187 Website:..................... www.westminster.edu/athletics SID Mailing Address:......... Box 28, 319 S. Market St.
Head Coach:.......................................Rosanne Scott. Year:................................................................ 12th Record:...........................................141-154 (.478) Alma Mater:........................ Bethany (W.Va.), 2000 Phone:..............................................724-946-7157. Email:............................scottrm@westminster.edu Assistant Coach:...................................Jayme Thiem. Year:.................................................................. 3rd. Phone:..............................................724-946-7309 Email:.............................. thiemj@westminster.edu Home Gymnasium:..................Buzz Ridl Gymnasium Capacity:....................................................... 2,300
Table of Contents 2............. Roster 3............. Season Outlook 4-6.......... Meet the Team 7............. Coaching Staff 8-9.......... Team History 10-11....... Titan Tradition 12-14...... Athletics Facilities 15........... The PAC 16........... College Profile This publication is produced by the Westminster College Office of Communication Services. Editor: Nathan LaRiccia Editorial Assistants: Chelsea Galbraith On the Cover: 2013-14 Seniors Photography: Marty Santek Photography Baker Media Productions Westminster archives Dave Miller
Westminster College does not discriminate, and will not tolerate discrimination, on the basis of race, color, national origin, ethnic origin, sex, sexual orientation, age, or handicap or disability as those terms are defined under applicable law, in the administration of any of its educational programs, activities, or with respect to admissions and employment. In its employment practices, the College may consider the individual’s support of the philosophy and purposes of Westminster as stated in the Undergraduate Catalog. Otherwise, Westminster does not discriminate, and will not tolerate discrimination, on the basis of religion or creed. Inquiries may be directed to the Equal Opportunity Officer, Westminster College, New Wilmington, PA 16172-0001, (724) 946-7247.
Athletic Trainer:.................................. Shaun Toomey Assistant Athletic Trainer:........................Misty Motter Training Room Phone:..........................724-946-7314 Equipment Manager:............................... Sam DiVitto Equipment Phone:................................724-946-6210
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2013-14 Roster Team Quick Facts
Overall 2012-13 Record:....11-15 PAC Record:.......................... 9-9 PAC Finish:.......................... 5/10 2013-14 Player Splits Lettermen Returning/Lost:....... 7/5 Starters Returning/Lost:........ 2/4 2012-13 Results at Medaille ................... W, 53-39 at Suny Geneseo........... L, 75-43 at Wooster..................... L, 50-47 HIRAM .......................... L, 53-50 at Wash. & Jeff.*............ L, 56-51 at Saint Vincent* ........... L, 77-44 THIEL* ......................... W, 69-60 CHATHAM* ................. W, 74-49 PITT-GREENSBURG .. W, 58-48 HEIDELBERG .............. L, 60-51 at Carnegie Mellon ....... L, 66-54 BETHANY* .................. W, 72-49 at Waynesburg* ............ L, 57-51 at Thomas More* .......... L, 85-38 GENEVA* .................... W, 46-40 GROVE CITY* ....... W, 54-51 OT WASH. & JEFF.* . ........ W, 59-48 at Thiel* ........................ L, 65-63 SAINT VINCENT* . ....... L, 66-46 at Bethany* .................. W, 59-45 at Chatham* ................ W, 70-52 THOMAS MORE* ......... L, 65-56 WAYNESBURG* .......... L, 70-61 at Grove City* ............... L, 62-53 at Geneva* .................. W, 53-44 at Waynesburg$ ........... L, 61-53 * PAC game $ PAC Playoff Game
2013-14 Stats ...
Season statistics and game box scores are available online at westminster.edu/athletics by clicking on the link for “Statistics” on the left column of each team’s home page.
2013-14 Westminster Women’s Basketball Roster #
Name
Pos.
Ht.
Yr.
Hometown / High School
3
Rachel Durbin
G
5-8
Fr.
Lowellville, OH / Lovellville
4
Carly Zandier
G
5-7
So. South Park, PA / South Park
10
Toi Brown
F
5-9
Fr.
Youngstown, OH / Youngstown Christian
13
Morgan Haibach
G
5-4
Fr.
Corry, PA / Corry Area
14
Amanda Sloan
G
5-5
So. West Sunbury, PA / Moniteau
15
Courtney Zitt
G
5-10 Sr.
Latrobe, PA / Greater Latrobe
22
Gabby Holko
G
5-6
Sr.
Pittsburgh, PA / Mt. Alvernia
23
Hannah Shaffer
G
5-8
Sr.
Apollo, PA / Apollo-Ridge
24
Allison Borts
F
5-10 Jr.
Youngstown, OH / Boardman
25
Jenna Grandy
F
5-9
Jr.
Sharpsville, PA / Sharpsville
30
Courtney Klein
F
6-0
Jr.
York, PA / Red Lion
33
Andrea Marsh
F
5-8
So. Panama, NY / Panama Central
Head Coach: Rosanne Scott (12th year) Assistant Coach: Jayme Thiem (3rd year)
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he 2013-14 Westminster College women’s basketball team returns eight letterwinners from a year ago, including seniors Gabby Holko, Hannah Shaffer, and Courtney Zitt. Holko and Shaffer are three-time letterwinners, while Zitt lettered twice (she did not play last season because of an injury). “We are hoping the seniors take ownership of the team this season,” said head coach Rosanne Scott, who is entering her 12-th year at the helm. “We are hoping that, because of their game experience, they set the tone for the rest of the players.” Holko, who started in 16 games last year, is the returning top-scorer. She averaged 9.9 points per game which ranked in the top-20 in the Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC), while scoring in double-digits in 14 contests. Holko provides a deep threat for the Titans as she was second on the team and 10th in the PAC last year with 37 made three-pointers. Her 105 career three-point field goals currently stand sixth all-time in school history. Holko was also second on the team with 32 steals. Shaffer dished-out 2.4 assists per game last season, good for second on the team and 12th in the PAC. She led the Titan defense with
2013-14 Schedule
No. 15 Nov. 16 Nov. 20 Nov. 23 Nov. 26 Dec. 4 Dec. 7 Dec. 16 Dec. 28 Dec. 29 Jan. 4 Jan. 8 Jan. 11 Jan. 15 Jan. 18 Jan. 22 Jan. 25 Jan. 29 Feb. 1 Feb. 5 Feb. 8 Feb. 12 Feb. 15 Feb. 19 Feb. 22
at North Park.......................... 6:00 PM at Dominican........................... 7:00 PM at Hiram.................................. 7:00 PM MEDAILLE (N.Y.).................... 2:00 PM at Thiel* .................................. 6:00 PM WASH. & JEFF.*..................... 6:00 PM SAINT VINCENT*................... 2:00 PM at Heidelberg........................... 6:00 PM CARNEGIE MELLON............. 3:00 PM at Pitt Greensburg................... 6:00 PM at Chatham*............................ 2:00 PM at Bethany*............................. 6:00 PM WAYNESBURG*..................... 2:00 PM THOMAS MORE*................... 6:00 PM at Geneva*.............................. 5:30 PM at Grove City*.......................... 6:00 PM at Washington & Jefferson*..... 2:00 PM THIEL*.................................... 6:00 PM at Saint Vincent*...................... 4:00 PM BETHANY*.............................. 6:00 PM CHATHAM*............................. 2:00 PM at Thomas More*..................... 5:30 PM at Waynesburg*....................... 1:30 PM GROVE CITY*........................ 6:00 PM GENEVA*................................ 1:00 PM
!North Park/Dominican Classic in Chicago, Ill. * Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) game Home games in ALL CAPS
Season Outlook
47 steals which stood 12th in the conference. Zitt, who only played in three games last year due to injury, looks to be the leader in the paint for Westminster. Zitt, an All-PAC honoree as a sophomore, was averaging 9.0 points and 6.3 rebounds per game before the injury. “We are obviously excited to have Courtney back,” Scott said. “She worked hard rehabbing to be able to get back out on the court with her team. Grandy, Holko and Shaffer did a great job stepping up last year after the team experienced injuries. This year we are expecting them to take on an even bigger role and I know they are up for the challenge.” Another key returner is junior Jenna Grandy who had a break-out year last and provided a spark for the Titans off the bench. Grandy averaged a career-high 6.0 points per game. She was also third on the team with 29 made three-pointers, while her 39.2 three-point field percentage led the team and also broke a school record. Juniors Allison Borts and Courtney Klein and sophomores Andrea Marsh and Amanda Sloan will make a push for playing time this season. Marsh appeared in the most games out of the four with 23 games, followed by Klein who played in 17. Four Titan newcomers will be expected to step up this year and make an impact. “We are going to ask a lot out of our younger players,” said Scott. “We are hoping our team matures quickly. It will be exciting to see who steps up. We cannot be the same team in November that we want to be in January. Our goal is to get better every day.”
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Returners
Courtney Zitt
15
Senior | G 5-10 Latrobe, Pa. Greater Latrobe H.S. Sociology
• 2-year letterwinner • Honorable mention all-PAC in 2011-12 • 13 games with 10+ points, 1 game with 20+
Gabby Holko
SR Gabby Holko
Senior | G 5-6 Pittsburgh, Pa. Mt. Alvernia H.S. History • • • •
22
3-year letterwinner Started 16 of 25 game appearances in 2012-13 22 games with 10+ points (14 in 2012-13) PAC Academic Honor Roll (2012)
Hannah Shaffer
23
Senior | G 5-8 Apollo, Pa. Apollo-Ridge H.S. Early Child/Special Edu. • 3-year letterwinner • 4 games with 10+ points (2 in 2012-13) • PAC Academic Honor Roll (2013)
2013-14 Stats ... SR Hannah Shaffer
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Zitt’s Career Statistics Year G-S FG-3-FT A 2010-11 25-11 68-12-17 25 2011-12 22-22 77-6-57 33 2012-13 3-3 11-0-5 4 Totals 50-36 156-18-79 62 Zitt’s Game Highs Points.....................20 Rebounds...............13 Assists....................4 Steals.....................4 FT% (5 atts.)...........100% FG% (5 atts.)..........88.9% Blocks.....................3
B S 23 26 19 24 2 2 44 52
at Allegheny (11/18/11) at Medaille (11/15/12) twice, last at W &J (12/10/11) vs. Geneva (2/16/11) 6-6 at Thiel (1/28/12) 8-9 at Waynesburg (2/2/11) at Thomas More (12/11/10)
Holko’s Career Statistics Year G-S FG-3-FT A B S 2010-11 23-5 41-36-6 21 3 12 2011-12 23-4 50-37-31 24 5 18 2012-13 25-16 83-37-44 46 7 32 Totals 71-25 174-110-81 91 15 62 Holko’s Game Highs Points……………... 19 Rebounds……….... 7 Assists…………...... 4 Steals……………... 4 FG % (5 atts.)…...... 75% 3-pointers………..... 6 3-pt. FG% (5 atts.)..75%
Season statistics and game box scores are available online at westminster.edu/athletics by clicking on the link for “Statistics” on the left column of each team’s home page.
Reb/Avg Pts/Avg 36/1.6 119/5.2 66/2.9 168/7.3 76/3.0 247/9.9 84/2.5 534/7.5
at Waynesburg (01/05/13) at Geneva (01/15/11) twice, last at Thiel (01/23/13) vs. Chatham (02/11/12) 6-8 vs. Wash. & Jeff. (01/19/13) at Wash. & Jeff. (12/10/11) 6-8 at Wash. & Jeff. (12/10/11)
Shaffer’s Career Statistics Year G-S FG-3-FT A B S 2010-11 25-14 35-18-10 15 3 21 2011-12 25-7 26-12-12 24 6 11 2012-13 26-23 42-9-34 62 7 47 Totals 76-44 103-39-56 101 16 79 Shaffer’s Game Highs Points.....................15 Rebounds..............9 Assists...................8 Steals.....................5 Blocks....................2 FG% (5 atts.).........60%
Reb/Avg Pts/Avg 97/3.9 165/6.6 126/5.7 217/9.9 19/6.3 27/9.0 242/4.8 409/8.2
Reb/Avg Pts/Avg 36/1.4 98/3.9 42/1.7 76/3.0 99/3.8 127/4.9 177/2.3 301/4.0
vs. Hiram (11/27/10) twice, last time vs. Heidelberg (12/19/12) vs. Thiel (12/05/13) twice, last time at Chatham (02/02/13) at Saint Vincent (1/21/12) 3-5 vs. W&J (1/8/11)
Allison Borts
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Junior | F 5-10 Youngstown, Ohio Boardman H.S. Early Child/Special Edu. • 1-year letterwinner • Appeared in 13 games in 2012-2013 • Game highs: Points-4, Rebounds-1 (5x), Assists-1 (2x), Steals-1, Blocks-1 Grandy’s Career Statistics Year G-S FG-3-FT A 2011-12 20-0 23-7-3 7 2012-13 26-0 52-29-24 16 Totals 46-0 75-36-27 23
B S 2 7 7 21 9 28
Reb/Avg Pts/Avg 25/1.3 56/2.8 59/2.3 157/6.0 84/1.8 213/4.6
Grandy’s Game Highs Points.....................17 vs. Thiel (12/5/12) Rebounds...............7 at Waynesburg (1/5/13) Assists....................2 four times, last at Grove City (2/13/13) Steals.....................3 vs. Wash. & Jeff. (1/19/13) FT% (5 atts.)...........66.7% 4-6 at Carnegie Mellon (12/29/12) FG% (5 atts.)..........75.0% 6-8 vs. Thiel (12/5/12) 3-pointers………..... 5 vs. Thiel (12/5/12) 3-pt. FG% (5 atts.)..71.4% 5-7 vs. Thiel (12/5/12)
Serving Others ...
The Westminster women’s basketball team is active in the community. The Titans spend at least one day each year working at the Habitat for Humanity Restore in Struthers, Ohio (pictured right). They help organize basketball activities at the YMCA for the people involved in Purple Cat, a day program for disabled adults in Youngstown, Ohio and are involved with local nursing homes (pictured right). Westminster also hosts an annual “Pink Zone” game to raise funds for breast cancer research and awareness.
Jenna Grandy
25
Junior | F 5-9 Sharpsville, Pa. Sharpsville H.S. Early Child/Special Edu.
SR Courtney Zitt
• 2-year letterwinner • Appeared in 26 games in 2012-2013 • PAC Academic Honor Roll (2013)
30
Courtney Klein Junior | F 6-0 York, Pa. Red Lion H.S. English
• 2-year letterwinner • Game Highs: Points-7, Rebounds-10, Assists-1 (twice), Steals-1 (four), Blocks-2 (3x) • Appeared in 17 games in 2012-2013
JR Jenna Grandy
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Returners/Newcomers Amanda Sloan
14
Sophomore | G 5-5 West Sunbury, Pa. Moniteau H.S. Broadcast & Dig.Comm.
• 2nd year on the team • Appeared in five games in 2012-2013 season
SO Andrea Marsh
Rachel Durbin
Toi Brown
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• 1-year letterwinner, PAC Academic Honor Roll (2013)
• Appeared in 23 games in 2012-2013
• Game Highs: Points-3, Rebounds-4 (5x), Assists-2 (twice), Steals-2, Blocks-1 (5x)
3
Carly Zandier
4
10
Morgan Haibach
13
Freshman | F 5-9 Youngstown, Ohio Youngstown Christian H.S. Biology
JR Courtney Klein
33
Sophomore | F 5-8 Panama, N.Y. Panama Central H.S. Molecular Biology
Newcomers
Freshman | G 5-8 Lowellville, Ohio Lovellville H.S. Biology
Andrea Marsh
Sophomore | G 5-7 South Park, Pa. South Park H.S. Psychology
Freshman | G 5-4 Corry, Pa. Corry Area H.S. Criminal Justice Studies
Rosanne Scott Head Coach 724-946-7157 scottrm@westminster.edu Career Record:..........141-154 (.478) Year:...................................... 12th Record at WC:...........141-154 (.478) Year:...................................... 12th Alma Mater:............ Bethany (W.Va.) Year:..................................... 2000
Coaching Staff
The 11 years under head coach Rosanne Scott are the most successful span in the history of the Westminster College women’s basketball program. Entering her 12th year as head coach in 2013-14, Scott guided Westminster to a pair of 20-win seasons and berths in the NCAA Division III Tournament in 2005 and 2007. The 2005 team won the program’s first and only Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) Championships and advanced to the second round of the national tournament, while the 2007 team set a new school record for wins with a 22-7 record before qualifying for the NCAA playoffs. Scott, a two-time PAC Coach of the Year, owns a 11-year record of 141154 (.478), including a 71-77 record (.480) in PAC games. The Titans played in the PAC championship game in five out of seven years from 2004-10. At the age of 24, Scott was the youngest collegiate basketball coach in the country at any level at the time she was hired in April 2002. In her second season she was named PAC Coach of Year after leading the team to the PAC tournament finals. Some of the best players in program history have played under Scott, including Emilee Ackerman (2004-08), Desiree Sterling (2003-07) and Erica Tallo (2001-05), three of the top four scorers in school history. Ackerman became the program’s first player to earn an honorable mention for the All-America team after she ranked third in the nation in scoring (23.5 points per game) in 2008 and became the school’s all-time leading scorer with 1,483 points. Prior to being promoted to head coach, Scott served as assistant coach for two seasons at Westminster, first as an athletic assistant in 2000-01, and then as a full-time assistant in 2001-02. Scott is a 2000 graduate of Bethany College in Bethany, W.Va., where, as a player, she earned two honorable mentions for the All-America team. Scott was also twice named PAC Player of the Year and she earned first-team all-PAC honors all four years. Scott was inducted into the Bethany College Athletic Hall of Fame in 2013. Scott, a native of nearby Struthers, Ohio, completed her master’s degree in counselor education at Westminster. She resides in New Wilmington.
The Scott File Season Overall Record PAC Record PAC finish 2012-13................... 11-15............................ 9-9................................5th 2011-12.................... 9-16.............................. 9-9................................5th 2010-11.................... 7-18.............................. 2-14..............................9th 2009-10................... 13-15............................ 8-6................................2nd 2008-09................... 8-17.............................. 4-10..............................7th 2007-08................... 17-11............................ 7-7................................2nd 2006-07................... 22-7 (NCAA1).............. 10-2..............................2nd 2005-06................... 8-19.............................. 4-8................................6th 2004-05................... 21-8 (NCAA2).............. 7-3................................1st 2003-04................... 15-11............................ 7-3................................2nd 2002-03................... 10-17............................ 4-6................................4th Totals...................... 141-154 (.478)............. 71-77 (.480) NCAA1 = Includes 0-1 record in the NCAA Division III playoffs, NCAA2 = Includes 1-1 record in the NCAA Division III playoffs
Jayme Thiem
Assistant Coach thiemj@westminster.edu 724-946-7307
Jayme Thiem enters her third year as an assistant coach for the Westminster women’s basketball team in 2013-14. A native of Cold Spring, Ky., Thiem spent two years as an assistant coach at Thomas More College, where she was a two-year All-American before graduating in December 2009. During Thiem’s two years as a player at Thomas More, the Saints compiled a 57-3 record and made two NCAA Division III Tournament appearances. A team captain in 2009, Thiem earned NCAA Division III All-America honors in 2008 and 2009 and she was the Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) Player of the Year in 2008. Prior to attending Thomas More, Thiem lettered two years at Division I Eastern Kentucky after graduating from Newport Central Catholic High School in 2005. As a coach, Thiem helped guide Thomas More to a 56-5 record in two seasons, including two NCAA tournament appearances. She was responsible for recruiting and guard development.
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Team History
All-Time Records
By the Numbers
2 1 5 20
Year
NCAA Tournament Appearances • 2005 • 2007
PAC Championship • 2005
2004-05 Westminster Titans - 21-8
Westminster won the PAC Championship and qualified for the NCAA Division III Tournament for the first time in school history. The Titans’ unprecedented run included a 64-59 upset win at top-seeded Washington & Jefferson in the PAC finals, 10 days after losing to the Presidents on the road, 59-47. In the team’s first-ever NCAA tournament game, the Titans won at Dickinson, 54-50, before losing at Messiah, 69-46, in the second round.
PAC Championship Game Appearances Since 2004
All-PAC Selections Since 2003
More Records ...
A complete record book with rankings and more categories is online at westminster.edu/athletics by clicking on the link for “Women’s Basketball” then “Record Book” on the left column.
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2006-07 Westminster Titans - 22-7
This team can be considered the best in program history. With their 22-7 overall record, the Titans set a team record for wins in a season and qualified for the NCAA Division III Tournament. The squad featured two first-team all-conference players in junior Emilee Ackerman and senior PAC Player of the Year Desiree Sterling. Ackerman and Sterling would finish their careers ranked No. 1 and 2 in school history for career scoring. Including a 77-65 loss at Messiah in the NCAA first round and a 59-50 setback at Thomas More in the PAC finals, five of the team’s seven losses were to NCAA tournament teams.
Record
Coach
1970-71............. 1-5................... S. Kipley Haas 1971-72............. 2-4................... S. Kipley Haas 1972-73............. 2-4................... S. Kipley Haas 1973-74............. 7-1................... S. Kipley Haas 1974-75............. 3-4................... S. Kipley Haas 1975-76............. 2-7................... S. Kipley Haas 1976-77............. 4-8................... S. Kipley Haas 1977-78............. 1-11................. S. Kipley Haas 1978-79............. 1-10................. S. Kipley Haas 1979-80............. 5-7................... S. Kipley Haas 1980-81............. 4-11................. S. Kipley Haas 1981-82............. 7-10................. S. Kipley Haas 1982-83............. 13-9................. S. Kipley Haas 1983-84............. 13-11............... S. Kipley Haas 1984-85............. 4-17................. S. Kipley Haas 1985-86............. 11-11............... S. Kipley Haas 1986-87............. 8-12................. S. Kipley Haas 1987-88............. 18-8................. S. Kipley Haas 1988-89............. 19-4................. S. Kipley Haas 1989-90............. 10-13............... S. Kipley Haas 1990-91............. 13-10............... S. Kipley Haas 1991-92............. 2-20................. S. Kipley Haas 1992-93............. 6-19........................ Jim Turner 1993-94............. 9-15........................ Jim Turner 1994-95............. 9-15........................ Jim Turner 1995-96............. 17-10...................... Jim Turner 1996-97............. 9-19........................ Jim Turner 1997-98............. 6-20..................Jan Reddinger 1998-99............. 3-23..................Jan Reddinger 1999-2000......... 5-21..................Jan Reddinger 2000-01............. 16-9..................Jan Reddinger 2001-02............. 14-11................Jan Reddinger 2002-03............. 10-17............... Rosanne Scott 2003-04............. 15-11............... Rosanne Scott 2004-05............. 21-8 * ++......... Rosanne Scott 2005-06............. 8-19................. Rosanne Scott 2006-07............. 22-7+............... Rosanne Scott 2007-08............. 17-11............... Rosanne Scott 2008-09............. 8-17................. Rosanne Scott 2009-10............. 13-15............... Rosanne Scott 2010-11.............. 7-18................. Rosanne Scott 2011-12.............. 9-16................. Rosanne Scott 2012-13............. 11-15............... Rosanne Scott TOTAL............... 385-513 (43 seasons) * PAC Champions ++ NCAA Division III Tournament Second Round + NCAA Division III Tournament First Round
Career Records Career Points Career Points
Points G Points G 1. Emilee Ackerman (2004-08).......... 1,483. ....... 109109 1. Emilee Ackerman (2004-08).......... 1,483. ....... 2. Desiree Sterling (2003-07)............ 1,451. ....... 108108 2. Desiree Sterling (2003-07)............ 1,451. ....... 3. Robin Thayer (1998-02)................ 1,287. ....... 101101 3. Robin Thayer (1998-02)................ 1,287. ....... 4. Erica Tallo (2001-05)..................... 1,227. ....... 107107 4. Erica Tallo (2001-05)..................... 1,227. ....... 5. Colleen Dion (1992-96)................. 1,185. ......... 99 99 5. Colleen Dion (1992-96)................. 1,185. ......... 6. Donna Diegan (1984-88)............... 1,149. ......... 89 89 6. Donna Diegan (1984-88)............... 1,149. ......... 7. Deanna Kaczynski (1993-97)........ 1,148. ......... 94 94 7. Deanna Kaczynski (1993-97)........ 1,148. ......... 8. Karey Kustron (1993-96)............... 1,034. ......... 76 76 8. Karey Kustron (1993-96)............... 1,034. ......... 9. Amy Dolsak (2006-10)................... 944. ............ 90 90 9. Amy Dolsak (2006-10)................... 944. ............ 10.10. Jennifer Petures (1998-2002). .......... 838. ............ 96 96 Jennifer Petures (1998-2002). 838. ............
CareerRebounds Rebounds Rebs. G Career Rebs. G 1. Colleen Dion (1992-96)................. 1,084.............. 99 1. Colleen Dion (1992-96)................. 1,084.............. 99 2. Donna Diegan (1984-88)............... 1,056.............. 89 2. Donna Diegan (1984-88)............... 1,056.............. 89 3. Erica Tallo (2001-05)..................... 929............... 107 3. Erica Tallo (2001-05)..................... 929............... 107 4. Kathy Nieder (1981-85)................. 744................. 80 4. Kathy Nieder (1981-85)................. 744................. 80 5. Samor Himes (1999-03)................ 649................. 99 5. Samor Himes (1999-03)................ 649................. 99
CareerAssists Assists Asts. G Career Asts. G 1. Pam Beatty (1987-91)................... 566................. 94 1. Pam Beatty (1987-91)................... 566................. 94 2. Brenda Rogers (1982-86).............. 384................. 85 2. Brenda Rogers (1982-86).............. 384................. 85 3. Kaitlin McCarthy (2007-11)............ 366............... 101 3. Kaitlin McCarthy (2007-11)............ 366............... 101 4. Jennifer Petures (1999-03)............ 336............... 103 4. Jennifer Petures (1999-03)............ 336............... 103 5. Alyson Gasper (2001-05).............. 329............... 106 5. Alyson Gasper (2001-05).............. 329............... 106
Team History
All-Conference / All-District Honors
NAIA All-District 18 (1982-93), NAIA KECC (1993-97), NCAA Division II GLIAC (1998-2000), NCAA Division III PAC (2000-present) 1982-83 1983-84 1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 1987-88 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92
Katy Killmer............................... 1st Team Sue Wilson............................... 2nd Team Kathy Nieder............................ 2nd Team Katy Killmer............................... 1st Team Kathy Nieder............................ 2nd Team Donna Diegan........... Honorable Mention Donna Diegan.......................... 2nd Team Brenda Rodgers........ Honorable Mention Lori Walker................ Honorable Mention Carolyn Slack............ Honorable Mention Donna Diegan.......................... 2nd Team Bo Slack................................... 2nd Team Hope Guy.................. Honorable Mention Donna Diegan........................... 1st Team Jennifer Hannon....................... 2nd Team Hope Guy................................. 2nd Team Pam Beatty............... Honorable Mention Patty Reardon........................... 1st Team Jennifer Hannon....................... 2nd Team Pam Beatty............... Honorable Mention Pam Beatty.............................. 2nd Team Beth Natale.............................. 2nd Team Pam Beatty.............................. 2nd Team Lisa Coma................. Honorable Mention Stacey Fleming......... Honorable Mention
1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1995-96 1996-97 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03
Colleen Dion............. Honorable Mention Karey Kustron........... Honorable Mention Karey Kustron....... Freshman of the Year Karey Kustron.......................... 2nd Team Colleen Dion............................ 2nd Team Colleen Dion............................ 2nd Team Jill Laslo ................... Honorable Mention Deanna Kaczynski.... Honorable Mention Kelly Urbaniak........... Honorable Mention Colleen Dion.............................. 1st team Deanna Kaczynski................... 2nd Team Karey Kustron........... Honorable Mention Deanna Kaczynski................... 2nd Team Robin Thayer........ PAC Coaches Honors Jennifer Petures.... PAC Coaches Honors Robin Thayer........ PAC Coaches Honors Samor Himes........ PAC Coaches Honors Erica Tallo............. PAC Coaches Honors Ashley Kenney......................... 2nd Team Erica Tallo................................ 2nd Team Jennifer Petures........ Honorable Mention
2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2011-12 2012-13
Erica Tallo................................. 1st Team Desiree Sterling....................... 2nd Team Freshman of the Year Mary Jane Eaton....... Honorable Mention Desiree Sterling........................ 1st Team Erica Tallo................................ 2nd Team Mary Jane Eaton....... Honorable Mention Desiree Sterling....................... 2nd Team Desiree Sterling........................ 1st Team Emilee Ackerman...................... 1st Team Emilee Ackerman...................... 1st Team (All-America Honorable Mention) Gina Brunetti............. Honorable Mention Gina Brunetti............. Honorable Mention Amy Dolsak............... Honorable Mention Amy Dolsak.............................. 2nd Team Courtney Zitt............. Honorable Mention Katie Hughes........................... 2nd Team Jenn Cantella............ Honorable Mention
Emilee Ackerman (2004-08) Emilee Ackerman completed her four-year career at Westminster as the most decorated Titans women’s basketball player in the history of the program. Ackerman played from 2004-08 and she is the only player in team history to earn an honorable mention for the All-America team. The following is a list of her achievements: • WBCA NCAA Division III State Farm Coaches’ All-America Team Honorable Mention (2008, first in team history) • CoSIDA First Team Academic All-America (2008, first in team history, 22nd Westminster athlete) • CoSIDA Third Team Academic All-District II (2007, 2008) • First Team All-PAC (2007, 2008) • D3Hoops.com All-Great Lakes Region (2007 third team, 2008 first team) • 23.5 points per game ranked third in the nation (2008) • School’s all-time leading scorer with 1,483 points • School’s single-season scoring record with 554 points (2008) • Marjorie A. Walker Award (2008) • WESPY Award (2008) • Westminster team MVP (2008) • PAC Academic Honor Roll (2006, 2008) • PAC SAAC Female Scholar-Athlete of the Month (December 2006)
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Season and Game Records Season Points
Pts. G 1. Emilee Ackerman (2008)........... 611........26 2. Karey Kustron (1993)................ 434........25 3. Desiree Sterling (2007)............. 433........28 4. Deanna Kaczynski (1997)......... 419 .......26 5. Amy Dolsak (2010).................... 411........27
Season Rebounds
Rebs. G 1. Donna Diegan (1986)............. 314.......... 22 2. Donna Diegan (1985)............. 311.......... 21 3. Colleen Dion (1994)............... 306.......... 24 4. Colleen Dion (1993)............... 273.......... 25 5. Kathy Nieder (1984)............... 272.......... 24
Points in a Game Rebounds in a Game 1. Emilee Ackerman..... 37 at Geneva in 2008 2. Emilee Ackerman.........36 vs. W&J in 2008 3. Emilee Ackerman... 33 at Chatham in 2008 3. Emilee Ackerman.....33 at Bethany in 2008
1. Christina Svitek.... 27 at Point Park in 1986 2. Donna Diegan......26 at Grove City in 1985 3. Donna Diegan......24 at Grove City in 1985 3. Christina Svitek.... 24 at Point Park in 1985
Season Assists
Asts. G 1. Pam Beatty (1991).................. 176..........22 2. Pam Beatty (1990).................. 158..........23 3. Brenda Rogers (1985)............. 140..........21 4. Kaitlin McCarthy (2009)........... 121..........25 4. Alyson Gasper (2004).............. 121..........26
Assists in a Game
1. Jaime Lynn........11 at Mount Union in 2001 2. Alyson Gasper............... 10 at Thiel in 2005 2. Jennifer Petures....... 10 at Geneva in 2002
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Titan Tradition By the Numbers
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Academic All-Americans • 9 football • 3 track & field • 2 men’s basketball • 2 women’s soccer • 2 softball • 2 swimming & diving • 2 men’s tennis • 1 baseball • 1 women’s basketball • 1 men’s soccer
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All-Americans • 49 swimming & diving • 42 football • 15 men’s basketball • 3 baseball • 7 track & field • 1 volleyball
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Titans in the College Football Hall of Fame • Harold Burry, Coach • Joe Fusco, Coach • Harold Davis, QB • Joe Micchia, QB • Larry Pugh, G/LB
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National Champion
National Champion National Champion Swimmers Swimmers Swimmers • Myron Luthringer, 1981 MyronZukowski, Luthringer, 1981 • • • Myron Luthringer, 1981 Kristin 1991 Kristin Zukowski, 1991 • Drew Zukowski, Dugan, 19941991 • • Kristin Dave Gesacion, 2000 Drew Dugan, 1994 1994 • • •Drew Dugan, Dave Gesacion, Gesacion, 2000 2000 • • Dave 10
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estminster College has a proud athletics heritage that is steeped with a tradition of winning. Although the College was founded in 1852, varsity athletics at Westminster did not become prevalent until 1884. Beginning in 1926, the sports teams at Westminster became known as the “Titans,” after a The Original “Towering Titans” of 1926-27 sportswriter for the student newspaper, The Holcad, nicknamed the resurgent basketball team the “Towering Titans” because of younger, taller men that made up the starting lineup. The athletics program at Westminster became best known for the success of its football and men’s basketball teams. The Titan football team won six NAIA National Championships from 1970-94 and 71% (398-157-10) of its games since 1952. The men’s basketball team, honored by the Associated Press as the nation’s top small college team in 1962, was the all-time winningest NAIA team before Westminster joined the NCAA in 1998.
Left to right: Kristin Zukowski, the 1991 NAIA champion in the 100-yard butterfly; Phil Rice, Westminster’s first-ever All-American in 1932; Harold Davis, a College Football Hall of Fame inductee in 2004 who was the football team’s only three-time, first-team All-American from 1954-56.
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here are currently 20 varsity sports teams at Westminster that compete in Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) and NCAA Division III. In the last nine years, 11 Westminster teams have either qualified for the NCAA Tournament or sent athletes to the NCAA Championship meet. Westminster joined the NCAA Division III and the PAC in 2000-01 and became eligible for championships and awards in 2002-03.
Titan Tradition the Numbers ByBy the Numbers (since (since 2002-03) 2002-03)
32 37 Nine-time All-American Swimmer Caitlin Lehberger ’12
Appearances by teams in NCAA Championships • 7 women’s swimming • 6 men’s swimming • 6 women’s track & field • 5 women’s soccer • 3 men’s soccer • 3 men’s track & field • 2 women’s basketball • 2 volleyball • 1 baseball • 1 men’s basketball • 1 men’s golf • 1 men’s soccer
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PAC Team Championships • 6 men’s swimming • 5 women’s soccer • 4 women’s swimming • 4 women’s track & field • 3 men’s golf • 3 men’s soccer • 3 men’s track & field • 3 volleyball • 2 baseball • 2 women’s golf • 1 men’s basketball • 1 women’s basketball • 1 softball • 1 women’s tennis
Two-time All-American Thrower Ryan Bell ’12
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PAC All-Sports Trophies • 7 for women’s sports • 2 for men’s sports
In 2008, Westminster baseball player Brandon Drespling became the first Titan since 1972 to sign with a Major League organization when the Milwaukee Brewers signed him as a free agent. westminster.edu/athletics 11
Athletics Facilities
In this wide-angle view of Westminster’s athletics facilities, you can see, from left to right, the field house, natatorium, football stadium and track, and the baseball field in the foreground. The softball field and starting line for the cross country course is located slightly to the left of this view and the tennis courts and soccer fields are located just to the right of this view.
Amenities Memorial Field House • Eight Locker Rooms • Hospitality Room • “Smart” Classrooms • Large Lobby Area • Fitness Center • Training Room Buzz Ridl Gymnasium • Two Full-Sized Courts • Auxilliary Gym • Seating for 2,300 Natatorium • 45’x75’ Swimming Area • Six 7-foot Lanes • Balcony Seating for 300 Old 77 • Historic Home of Titan Basketball Until 1951 • Renovated in 2003 • Practice Gymnasium • Indoor Running Track • Fitness Center • Dance Studio Harold Burry Stadium • Renovated in 2008, ’01 • All-Weather Track • FieldTurf, Lighting • Seating for 3,000 • Two-Level Press Box • Plaza, Concession Area
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estminster student-athletes enjoy access to outstanding athletics facilities on campus. With the exception of the golf teams, all of the Titans compete and practice on campus in one centralized location. Each team has access to its own locker room in the Memorial Field House, which is also a short walking distance to all venues.
Buzz Ridl Gymnasium
Dr. Richard H. Dorman Towering Titan Organization College President
Dr. Richard H. Dorman took office as the 14th President of Westminster College in 2008. President Dorman previously served as vice president for institutional advancement at Otterbein College since 1996. He served as assistant vice president for development (1994-96) and director of health sciences development at the University of Louisville (1990-94) following four years as an executive with the Penn State Alumni Association. A 1975 graduate of Susquehanna University, Dorman earned his master’s and his doctorate from Penn State University.
Jim Dafler
Director of Athletics Jim Dafler enters his 15th year as director of athletics at Westminster College in 2013-14. Dafler was selected as the chairman of the NCAA Division III Men’s Basketball Committee for the 2008-09 season, the final year of a four-year term as a committee member. Dafler was Westminster’s head men’s basketball coach from 1998-2003 after spending nine years as an assistant coach. He was also the Titans’ track and field coach for nine years. A 1971 graduate of Capital University, Dafler earned his master’s from Ohio University.
Providing support for Westminster’s athletic programs is the Towering Titan Organization (TTO), formed in 1976 around a core of devoted, loyal and intensely interested alumni, parents and friends. The organization purposes itself to help maintain, improve and endow Westminster College’s athletic programs. Over $3 million in gifts have been contributed to the Towering Titan Fund since its inception. The annual income is distributed in this manner: 90 percent of all donations go directly to the sport(s) chosen (donations can be designated to a specific sport for men or women), with 10 percent going towards the operation and promotion of the fund. All 20 varsity sports for men and women benefit from the fund. A minimum gift of $30 qualifies a donor for membership. Members receive a membership card and decal, issues of the Towering Titan Newsletter and invitations to social events such as golf outings each July, and recognition dinners and ceremonies that are scheduled periodically. Qualifying gifts are also recognized through membership in Westminster’s Giving Clubs. For more information or to join the Towering Titans, contact Westminster Director of Athletics Jim Dafler at (724) 946-7313. President: Jack Marshall ’67 Vice President: Richard Mills ’76 Secretary: Henry Klinar ’01
Committee Members: Janie Cebula Hale ’97 Jodi Chmielewski ’98 Joe Fusco ’60 David Gooch ’75 Bill Hazen ’65 Peter Horne ’76 Nanci Kleese Hosick ’95
Bob Latta Lou Perrotta ’94 Robert Power Jr. ’70 Rick Reiber ’74 David Richards ’84 Brenda Rodgers Briggs ’86
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Athletics Facilities
Fitness Center Amenities • Two fitness centers on campus: one in Memorial Field House and the Marge Walker Center in Old 77 • Two spacious rooms in Field House fitness center for free weights (top left) and machines (middle right) • Six Legend Fitness Multi-Purpose Stations allowing larger teams to rotate quickly through workouts • $30,000 equipment upgrade completed for 2010 • Marge Walker Center (middle left) includes Stairmasters, treadmills, rowers, bikes, elliptical machines, and Arc Trainers • Accommodating hours: open most days as late as 9:30 p.m. and as early as 6:30 a.m.
Training Room Amenities Westminster varsity athletes have access to care and facilities that rival those of much larger institutions. • Four full-time ATC-certified athletic trainers on staff, including Head Athletic Trainer Shaun Toomey, who joined Westminster in 1987 after working for the Buffalo Bills and Central Michigan University • College also has two team physicians, an orthopaedic and orthopaedic surgical consultant • Varsity athletes have access to training room and supervised care daily from 9 a.m. until all practices and competition are completed • Therapeutic laser, electrical muscle stimulation and ultrasound modalities • Two whirlpool/cold immersion tanks • Impact concussion assessment computer software • For more information click on the “Sports Medicine” link online at westminster.edu/athletics.
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The PAC F
ounded in 1955, the Presidents’ Athletic Conference continues its mission of promoting intercollegiate athletics and the pursuit of academic excellence. Consisting of 10 select private institutions in Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Kentucky, the PAC remains a unique organization in this day of high pressure intercollegiate athletics. With academics at the center of each member’s philosophy, the PAC is built on the principle that an athletic program is a part of college life, but not an entity in itself. The PAC annually crowns champions in 19 sports (10 men, nine women).
Titans in the PAC Since 2002-03
2012-13 PAC Women’s Basketball Standings
Thomas More Saint Vincent W&J Waynesburg Westminster Grove City Thiel Bethany Chatham Geneva
PAC Overall 18-0 27-2 15-3 20-7 13-5 21-9 12-6 14-13 9-9 11-15 8-10 9-14 7-11 8-18 5-13 7-19 2-16 3-22 1-17 3-22
• 38 Team Championships • 9 All-Sports Trophies • 7 Team Sportsmanship Awards (since 2008-09)
2012-13 All-PAC Sports Trophy Standings
Men’s Standings* 1. Wash. & Jeff. - 66 2. Grove City - 56 3. Saint Vincent - 53 4. Thomas More - 49.5 5. Waynesburg - 49 6. Thiel - 45.5 7. Westminsterv- 41.5 8. Bethany - 30.5 9. Geneva - 26
Women’s Standings* 1. Grove City - 67.5 2. Westminster - 63.5 3. Wash. & Jeff. - 61 4. Thomas More - 49 5. Waynesburg - 45 6. Geneva - 44.5 7. Saint Vincent - 42.5 8. Thiel - 38 9. Bethany - 33.5 10. Chatham - 18.5
2011-12 Women’s Champions Basketball - Thomas More Cross Country - Grove City Golf - Grove City Soccer - Thomas More Softball - Thomas More Swimming/Diving - Grove City Tennis - Westminster, Saint Vincent Track & Field - Waynesburg Volleyball - Thomas More
2011-12 Men’s Champions Baseball - Wash. & Jeff. Basketball - Saint Vincent Cross Country - Saint Vincent Football - Wash. & Jeff., Waynesburg Golf - Saint Vincent Soccer - Thomas More Swimming/Diving - Westminster Tennis - Grove City Track & Field - Westminster Wrestling - Waynesburg
• 21 Player of the Year/ Most Valuable Performer Awards • 39 Coach of Year Awards • 877 PAC Academic Honor Roll Selections (36.9 per semester with 3.6+ GPAs)
On the Web...
Visit pacathletics.org
*PAC All-Sports Trophy Standings determined by points system awarded to schools’ order of finish in each sports standings.
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Westminster College About Westminster College … Founded in 1852 and related to the Presbyterian
Church (U.S.A.), Westminster College ranks first in the nation as “Best College for Women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math,” according to Forbes.com. Westminster, a top-tier liberal arts college, ranks third in graduation rate performance, according to U.S. News Best Colleges guide. Westminster ranked 6th among liberal arts colleges in social mobility, according to the Washington Monthly College Guide, and is one of the most affordable national liberal arts colleges in Pennsylvania. Westminster is also honored as one of “The Best 376 Colleges” by The Princeton Review, and is named to the President’s Honor Roll for excellence in service learning. Nearly 1,600 undergraduate and graduate students benefit from individualized attention from dedicated faculty while choosing from 42 majors and nearly 100 organizations on the New Wilmington, Pa., campus.
• Westminster is small by choice. Undergraduate enrollment: 1,470 (41% men, 59% women) • The demand for a Westminster education has never been higher. Applications: Westminster received nearly 4,000 applications for admission for the class of 2015. The prospective students had 3.5 high school grade point average and a nearly 1100 SAT (about 100 points above the national average). • Westminster students receive personal attention they deserve. 12:1 Student to Faculty ratio: 104 full-time faculty focus on educating students (90% of faculty have doctorate or equivalent). That’s one of the reasons Westminster is a national leader in graduation rate performance. • Great teaching combined with great learning leads to endless opportunities. Majors: Westminster students can choose from 42 majors and 10 pre-professional programs. Double majors, minors and individual interdisciplinary programs are also possible. • Westminster graduates are in demand. Placement Rate: The Westminster Career Center works with students during their four years on campus and helps Westminster graduates embark on satisfying careers. The liberal arts prepare students for life … another reason why 96% of Westminster graduates are employed or attending graduate school within six months of graduation. • Westminster for life. Alumni: Over 18,000 Westminster alumni provide a Titan network of support throughout the world. Welcome to the Westminster family. 16
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Contact the Admissions Office to learn more about one Programs of Study of the nation’s best liberal arts colleges.
• website: www.westminster.edu • e-mail: admis@westminster.edu • phone: 1-800-942-8033
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Location: New Wilmington, Pennsylvania, 60 miles north of Pittsburgh, 90 miles south of Erie, 90 miles southeast of Cleveland Undergraduate Enrollment: 1,470 (41% men, 59% women) Financial Aid: 98% of students receive financial aid. Aid awarded includes scholarships, grants, low-interest loans, and student employment
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Accounting Biochemistry Biology Broadcast & Digital Communications (Sports Broadcasting) • Business Administration (Finance, Human Resources Management, International Business, Marketing) • Chemistry (Forensic Science) • Christian Education • Communication Studies • Computer Information Systems • Computer Science • Criminal Justice Studies • Early Childhood Education/ Special Education+ • Economics • English • Environmental Science* • Financial Economics* • Fine Art • French • History • Human Resources, Psychology* • Intercultural Studies* • International Business* • International Politics* • Latin • Mathematics • Media Art • Molecular Biology • Music • Music Education • Music Performance • Music, Sacred • Neuroscience* • Philosophy • Physics • Political Science • Psychology • Public Relations • Quantitative Economics* • Religion • Sociology (Social Policy) • Spanish • Theatre * Interdisciplinary Majors + Certification with a major in an academic discipline • Dentistry • Engineering • Environmental Science • Law • Medicine • Ministry • Occupational Therapy • Physical Therapy • Physician Assistant • Veterinary
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