THE MAGAZINE OF MARIST COLLEGE • FAL L 2014 MARIST CON T ENTS I Fall 20 1 • 1 FEA T URES 7 i\larist Ope n s th e Doors to a Ne" · Academ i c Uuildingand Rcno, · a1cdS1ud c n1Ccntcr ,\tari,·t co 111 plctes a SfNXlawlar /mi/dill,~ pro;cc:11/1111 acutes extmonli11ary 11ew space fordi11iug,s111de111//cti,,ities,1111dtheAlusic Program as 1<'C// as all acrulm1icdiscip/i11es 14 Supportfor E xcd l cnce 'l/1cg1:11erO:fily of Maris/ /rus/ees, nfo11mi, am/ friends lrrlped ma~·e possible tl,e 111ag11ificeul uew m11/ti11ur1J()se ac,ulemic b11ildi11g w,d stm111i11g ,.,,,,.,,.,,1io11 of t/,e Student Center. 16 Watching Fas hi on U ul ' OLD , \farist brctlks 111:w gmwul-a11d wins awards-wil/1 tbe F,is/1i,m f>rogra111Sg/o/)(l/,frcc. peer-to-peer ou/i 11 e fashiou /e,m1ingm1d co/111/mmlio!/ 11/11/fom, M.,i,1i,de<lic•1ed1oh<lpins>1udenud.-·elop1h<-intel~1. <h,,J<h·,.>nd>kills,<'qui,«1fo,enl,ght<""d , <1h;<>l,and pmducti,·ehw<in1he5lol>alcommuni1yof<he?b1cen1ury . , llan<1mas,,·"n<lspubl"h<db)'1heOffic,,ofColll'!\< Ad, · ancement,iMari,tColleg,for a lumniandfr"'ndoof Mari<lColles-- l'icel•re.,dt·ntfo,Colll'!l•AJ1·,oc,m,nt C h,wcpli,rDc/G10•""'88 ChiefPubli c Alf,ir,;Olfic«,Gre,C4"""'' faocuhwll,r,ctorofAlumnlRebhonoc Arn 1C opJ1<J/4Wood s )0 7 Aluonn, 1-,~~ Coor<l,n,tor: /Jd,ma mm , Artl>ir«lor.Ri<l,a,dD,011 C,,. · ,,pho,ocnrtor\ ' a11C,,,p,l s M>ri>tColl,-ge 3399No,1hRd . 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Page36 18 Q&A: Bill O'Rc ill i · 7 1 Takes On Histor y 7hcaut/1oro/Killing Lincoln, Killing Kenned)·, and Killing Jesus - as well as eight pre,·ious Number One best - sel/ers - talksubo111tl,eattmc1iono/Mstor) booksa11dthelrucsri11hissaie5,Killingl'auon 20 l'crfc c tl'itch ' /lie New fork Yankees lio11or Frie11ds of Jac/ytJ, 1hefo1wdmio11 crcmed hy l', · fun·s1 ju11ior Jaclyn M11rphya11d !,er fatl,er /QS11pport and ins11in:clrildrc11w h o/1m-ebmiut11mors. 21 RcdFoxRouodup TerrenceFt:de'/3ist/1efirs1Maristplayer i11 pro.~mm liis1or)' to be selected i11 the NFL Draft; Mike Maker is uamed 111e11S baskctlx11/ co11ch;tl,cRedFoxcswi111/ieirl21ho,-,:mll Com111issio11cr& Cup; 1/,c College /rods //re , IUAC ill st1,de11/•llll1/et1:s 11(1111ed to its Academic /1011orRoll:Marislmoumstlielossof/o,,gti111e CQQrdi11a101·of Sports Medicine Glcms Marinelli: and the SJ million FQQt/ia/1 C///1//('!Jgc lieats up as Marist marks ils 50th yearoffoorba/1. 36 l'op • U 1 ,Art ,\tarislstudentsacatc1111artgaller:,·i11 dow111ownPo11gl1krepsicloco11uec//o theco11111111t1ityt/Jro11gl,1/,ei1·(1,./. DE l' A ln' , \1ENTS 2 ,\laristDrin : What 5 l,appc11i11g 011 campus 24 Alu mni News & Note s Danielle Mozcleski'o9 makesthcrop 12011Seaso11 60/NBC'shit reality singing COIIIJ!Ctition. lheVoice. NEWS & NOTES FROM THE CAMPUS Meet Marist's Newest Fulbright Scholars R ~r,~:;h~~i: ~~~~:1:11 :~~:r~:n ~: 1.1~1:: NicholasHomlcr'13arctravelingabroad toleachandpursucrcsearchprojects afterb<.-comingthclatcstgroupofMarisl Fu!b r ightSchofarsh i pwinncrs.Student- athlete Cay I in Moore '16 is the first /1.farist undl'rgraduatc to be awarded a US-UK FulbrightSurnmt:!rlnstitutesscholarship, whichsenthimtothcUnivcrsityofBristol tostudyforfourwl-eks Moore.aneconomicsmajorandpsy- chologyminorfromLosAngdcs,Calif.. saidhegaincdamuchlargerpcrspccti,·e onhiscountryandhiscommunityasa resultofthescho!arship."Thc AiMM\i Moo1e,aneconom1umaiorandpsytho!ogy m1norfrcmlosAngeles Ca11f,i..11dhegaineda mucbl.irgerperjpectivecnh11coun1ryandhl1 community au result of the uholarsh1p Fulbright experience was a bll'ssinglikt'noothcr.!am thanHullx-causeitmadcrne abetterrnan.abeucrpcrson Wcs1udied1hctransatla11tic slal'etradeprimaril)'.butwew<.'rl'<.'nabledto learnaboutS)'Stcmaticoppression.implicit socialinjusticc.thcd<.'vclopmcntofour coumry.andcontinui1yfromthesla1't.'tradc culturc."Moon: · says. "Wewerealsogiventheopportunityto partakeinactivitiessuchasarchaeological digs.anK-etingwithamcmbcrofBritish Parliamcnt,trnveltothcrnajorportcities of England . and a large volume of other culturalimmersionactivities.Thiscxpe· rienceprovidedinsight,inspiration,and knowledgconhowtobringaboutapositive chJ11gctornyhomccomrnunityandour world." Moore comes from a forni!) ' with a singlcmothcr,ayoungcrbro1hcr,Jndoldcr sis1er.Hchasbcendecplyandcxtc11sivel)· irn·olvcdi11oommu11ityscrl'iccfocuscdon youth,bothinhishomccommunitrand inl'oughkccpsic.\Xihilcat,\,!aristhehas participatcdinthcSpecialOlrmpics,thc Whi 1 cllibbo11Campaignmovcrncn110 enddornesticviolcnccagai11stworncna11d girls.andthcTakcBackthcNightcvcnt.A quartcrbackonthcMaristfootballtl'am. hislong " tcrrnplanistopursucacareerin thcnonprofitscctor,irnprovingeducational opportunities for at - risk youth. l>kl<ech11il',afre11ch / adolescc111educa - tionrnajorwitharninoringlobalstudies andpsp : hologyfrornRcdBank.N./ .. 1r.1sels to Thailand thisfo!l totcach E11glish fora ycar.Shcspe11tthcfallofhcrsophomore yearinSl'ncgalandspcntthcfallofhcr junior year in Marseilles.France Outside of class, she served as co " captainofMarist 's Ultimate Frisbtttcam and wna member of thcCollcge'sDeans'Circle.Shcfullilk-dher studcnt•tcachingresponsib11it1csbySCfving duringfall2013atArlingtonH,ghSchoolin l..igrnng('\ · illc,N.Y.,andtaughtati\larlboro (N.Y.)MiddlcSchooldunngthcfollowing scmcster.HerFulbrighttrn,·clswilllaunch thccarccrshcplansinintcrnationalcduca· 1,on. O'Bricn,anEnglishmajorw,thaminor in music and global studil'$ from Islip Tcrr;i,cc,N.Y .. willtcachEnglishinSouth Korca.lnthespringof2013.shcspcnta scmcstcrinSouthKorcawiththcsupport ofthcFrccman•ASIAScholarship. Both Kristc11andhcr1winslstcr,Al!ison,wcre amo11g1hclas1recipicn1softhiscompcti· tivcgrantasite11dcditsawardsfo!lowing 1hatscmcstcr.OuringherstudicsinSouth Korea,KristC11,vasable1olocateandmeet hcrbirthmo(herandhcrsistcr.thetwins were adopted from South Kena when they wcrcinfants.DuringthatscmesterinKorea, Kristenwasalsogi,·entheopportunityto lutora)'OunggirlinEnglish,usingherskills inbothEnglishandmusictocnrichhcr lessons.HcrFulbrighttravelswi!llaunch acarccrineducation,wi thanemphasison te:ichingEnglishasasccondlanguage. Homier.a 2013graduatc from Mahwah, N.J.,andadualmajOTinradio/f\1/filmand Ati\farist,hescrvcdasscniofclassprt.--si• dent(2011..i3)andalsoreceivedaRobin PcllEmcrgingFilmmakcrAwardatthc Lake Placid Film Forum in 2013. He was technica!directorforthe/llaristCollege CluboflhcatreArts(i\!CCrA)anddirector o(Time Check, Marist's male a cappe!la group.Hisgreatestambitionistobecomca producero(featurcstoriesfortele,..isionpro• grams such as CBS News Sunday Mom mg and6oMim1t~. libtMMldtfiM intcracli1•c media / game studies while ati\farist,willpursue afilmprojcctoncin• emasinNcwZealand. Homl'1,a1013graduatefro.mMahwah N l ~and adualmaJorinrad1o/TV/filmandlntera<11ve medla/gameS1ud,eswh!lea1Marl1I wlllpursue •filmproJPctonc:memaslnNewUaland The Fulbright Programisthenagship intcrnationaleducationale x changeprogram sponsoredbytheU.S.go,..crnmentandis designedtoincrcasemutualundersta11ding betweenthepcopleoftheUnitedStatcsand 1hoscof01hercountr1cs.lheprimarysourc e offundingfortheprogramisanannual appropriationmadebytheU.S.Congreu to1hcU.S.DepartmcntofS1ate'sBurcauof EduaationalandCulturalAffairs.Recipients ofFulbrightgrantsareselectedonthebasis ofacademicorprofcssionalachie\'cmentas wellasdemonstratedlcadershippotentialin theirfields.lheprogramopcratesinmorc than155countricsworldwide The US-UK Fulbright Commission offers special Summer lnstitutcsforU.S.citi1.cns to come to the United Kingdom. These sum· mer programs provide thcopportllnit)'forU.S. undergraduatcs(agcdm·er 18),withatleasttwO)"<'arsofundergraduate study left to complete. to come to the U.K. onathree,,four,,fi,l.'-,orsix•wecl.academic andcul1uralsummcrprogram.l';trtic1pants recei,·etheopportunit)'toexpcricncean academicprogramatahighlyrcgarded univcrsit)',explorethecul t ure,heritagc. andhistoryoftheU.K.,anddc-vclopthcir academicab1l1t)'b)·impro,..ingprescntation, research,andcommun,aationskills. ■ DonaldJ.Duet ' U,co-hudoftheTMhnology Di•isionatGoldm.-nSachs,wasahynote ,puk e ralth e 1014EnterpriseComputing CommunilyConf ere nc e atMarist . Don Duet '88 is Keynote Speaker at Enterprise Computing Conference D ~;;h\~o/~:~~~~!~~i°~~~~I~~:~~ Sachs,wasoneofthreekeynotespeakersat the2014 Enterprise Computing Community (ECC) Conference at Maris! College in June. Histalkfocusedonthe"DigitalEnterprise , " addrcssingtheel<poncntialgrowth of technologyinnovationandhowit has transforrncdandcontinucstotransform GoldmanSachs'sbttsiness. Theconfercnce,whichwassupported bytheNationalScienceFoundation(NSF) andcorporatcpartn<'rsi ncludinglB,V!and Veriion,celebratedsorearsofenterprise computinginno,·ationwhilelookingahead tothencxtsoyears.Businessanal)•tics andcloudcomputingwereitsothermajor themes. The ECC was establishl.'d in 2008 b)' MaristCollegewithanNSFgrontandthe goalofbuildinganacadcmicandindustry communit)·torevitalileundergraduatcedu- cationinenterprisecomputing.Founding mcmbcrsi11cludccightadditionaluni- ,·crsitiesand nineindustr)· partners. The communityhasgrowntomorethan 1,20 0 participantsfromtheoriginal18. ■ Former Treasury Secretary Geithner Is Guest Speaker at Marist Event Maristinvitedagroupofjournalists,rne<liaexeeutivcs,foundationofficials,and businessandgovernmentleadersto"LessonsforPubliclnterest/ournalism " atthe Hari."ard Club in New York Cit)' in April. Special guest and formerTreasur)' Secrctar)' Ti moth)' Geithner (third from left) was interviewe<I by Forwne managing editor Andy Serwer (third from right) about how the media and public opinion influenced thego,·ernment's handling of the 2008-09 financial crisis. Marist Institute for PublicOpinionDirectorDr . LeeMiringoff(right)providedcontextpriortoth<' conversationb)'presentingpublicopinionpollingdata.Theintervicwwasfollowe<I by a panel discussion moderated by Andrew Ross Sorkin of CNBC and the New York Times (second from right), Gillian Teti of the fill(mcial Times (seco nd from left), and CNBC anchor and Marist 2014 commencement speakl'r and honorary degreereeipientSueHerera(notpictured).PresidcntDe11nisMurray(left)hoste<I apre-programreceptionfortheparticipants. MIPO Sponsors Panel in NYC Jncelebrationofthe35thanni,·ersaryoftheMaristCollcgelristitutcforPublic Opinion. M!PO's Dr. Ll'l' Miringoff{far right) and Dr. Barbara Carvalho '79 (far left)moderatedthepaneldiscussion"Ca112014or2016FixaBrokenWashington?" at the Paley Center for Me<lia in New York City in March 2014. The panelists were (lefttoright)Michae!Oreskes,vicepresidcnt~ndseniormanaginge<litorforthe Associate<! Press: Am)' Walter. national e<litor of the Cook Political Re pore; Steve lhomma, senior White House correspondent and government and politics e<litor for McClatchy Newspapers: and Mark Mumy, NBC News senior political editor Followingthepaneldiscussion,alumni,friends,andcolleaguesgatheredfora receptionatthcPalcyCenter. Dr. Michael Eric Dyson Speaks at Marist throughom the past academic )'ear. Others inc!udedJe!TreyToobin, senior analyst for CNN andsiaffwriterl'.ortheN e w )'orker.whospoktonpoli· tics.media,andthelaw; Dr./aap)acobs,aleading authori1yon1hehistoryof theDutchintheAmericas, whotalkooabouttherela- tionshipbetwecn Dutch colonials and the Hudson Ri,·er.YossiKlemHale,·i, whose ulk was titled D,. Ml<hHI Er ic Dyson, Un lver,l ty Ptof t11 or ofSodology•t "The Palestinian-Israeli G ,o ,g ttown Unive , slly, spo k • on " R •<t, Rulsm ,• nd R act Tragedy; Why is a Solution R tlf tion si n A rn t ric a " lnMarlsl'lN t llyGoltttiThut,t. 50 Elusive"; Professor o ~~~~:;:~~S:\~1;:~;~~~~~:,::~ ~~'r~~:~~r;;~:~:s~~,~~ ~:r~;~:~~; ~~ Uni,·ersity, pre~nted his p<'TSp«m·eon the Law, who spoke on the future offinanda! s tate of race relations in American society regulation; and Professor Alejandro de la in a lecture in Marist'sNellrGoletti Theam• Fuente, the Robert Woods Bliss Profoswr during the spring 2014 semester . of Latin Ameran Historrand Ec011om1cs Dyson was one of a number of distin- at Har, · ard. who spoke on the Afro-Cuban guished guests who spoke at the College cultural mowment. ■ CNBC's Sue Herera, Alumnus Bill Christie Address Graduates s ~~~:~i:~;~~h:"~~;.:r~~,n~naau~~~: and co·anchorofCNBC's Po1wr f.1111cl,. was 1hespeakeratMarist's1radi1ional-under- graduatecommencemen t May 24, 2014, on the campus green. Herera wu awarded an llonon,ry OoctorofHunuric Letters degree during1heceremot1)' · The previous evening. William T. Chr i stie'g1i\·!Sgavethekeynoteaddressat i\1arist'sadultandgraduatecommencement in the i\!cCann Center. At thecere1non)', he wasawardedt h cCo lt cge'sOisti n guished AlumnusMedal.thehighestawardpre- senk'<ltoaMaris1gradua1e.Asexecuti"e hrltfl: SutHt<tr• N H rl eft: Willl •mT. (hrl11le'91MS vkepres1dentoftheTechnologyServices Groupandchiefinformationofficeratthe Federa!ReserveBankofNewYork.Christie isresponsiblefore n s u ri n gthepcrformance and integntyofthetechnologyplatform 1ha1underpinstheworkof1helarges1bank intheFeder.i!Reserves)'stem. PresldentDennisJ.Murrayconferred atotalof1.568degreesdurmgthetwocer- <'monies.OnMay23,122adultstudt>nts receivedbachelor'sdegreesand296s t u- dentsreceivcdmaster'sdegret>s. · 1hl'nexL da)·,1 , 1so1rnditio n al u11 dergrndu;itcs " wc awardedbachelor'sdt>grees. ■ I IN BRIEF) • ...,. _,, _ ■ The 8osron Globe interviewedMarist Associate Professor of History Sally Owyer • McNulty abouthernewbook .... -- - .. ~:::::::::,~:, CkxhinginAmtricon Co1hollc/Jm. Tht> book.published bytht>Unive1sity ofNorthCa r olinaPress, tracesthe symbolic andpr.Ktic, l significanceo fclot hingwi th in Amefkan(atholicculturefromtheearly 19th cen1ury1othepresentday.Theinte,view appea,edinthe~·sMay 1 1,2014,edilion. MaristCollegeisagainoneofthenation's bt>stlns 1 l1utionsforunder9raduatt>educa- tion,accordin9to1he Prin u tonR e vl e w , MaristisfeaturedinThe8esrJ79Co!/t9es, t he 12thcon~utiveyearithilsbe<!nrtcognized intheannua1collt>geguide.Onlyabout1S perct>ntofAmt>rica's2,SOO f our-y,earcolleg- esandonly f ourcollegesoutsidethtUnited Statesareprofiledinthebook.ltincludes detailedprofilesoftht>collegt>s,with1a1in9 S<oresforallschoolsineigh tc ategorlesb.lsed onthePrincetonRev i ew·ssurveysof130,000 studentsatlending t hecolleges. Chri s Bo wse r .adjunct instructOfofenvironmen- talscience,wasawa,ded a 2014 Environm ental Qua!ityAwardbyRegion 2oftht>Envlronmental Pro t ectionAgt>ncy (EP A) forcoordinatingresearch 011juvenileAmtricanttls along the Hudson River estuary.Maristhaspa,t· neredontheprojectwiththeNewVOfkState Department of Environmental Conservation andCornell'sWaterResou 1c elm1ituteslnct> theproject'ssta r tin2008.Eachspring,tralned volunteer1check f unnel•shapednetsforglass ee!sthathavemigratedintotheHudson Rlverfrornt heSargassoSeanearBtfmuda. Theeelsa-recounted,weighed,andreleased abovedamsandotherOOrrief'stomlg1ation. Studentsandfacultyhavebet>ndirectly involvedthroughinterm;hipsandfieldwork. Theprojeetalsoengageslocalhlghschool studenulntheCityofPoughkt>epsle,st>ver • alo f whomhavegoneontofur t ht>rstudies atMarist. ■ lttJd~iU POTUS, FLOTUS, and MIPO Marl It Polt dl rtCIO r J Dr . ht M. Mlrlngoff a nd Dr . Ba,ba,a Carvalho "79 m'1 Pr tsi d en t B arac k Obama 1n d first lady Mi<htllt Ob 1 m a a t I VIP r tc,p t fon for1h ,,o , 4 Whilt Hou s.Co rr ts p ondtnts" Ass0<l 1 ti o ndinn e ,M a y l, 10,4, In W u h l.,9 ton , D.C. Th e yw uel h e gu tstso ! Sltvt Th om ma, itnlo rWh ltt H01> H(O rrt>pond t nt ,n d govt,nm,nt I nd polili n e ditorlorMari!t Poll pa,tn e r M<Cla1<hy Newspaper>, Thom ma 1uved IS prtsldtnto lth t WhiltHouse(orrtspondtnU'AsSO<lallon,ndhostedtheevent. A ~ ~~~~F ~r~~~~ toricaladvisersforthe Ken Burns mm, The Roo~•-cfls:A11fllli111ate Hi s t ory, Associate [>rofessor of History ~ii:~i. 1 ci~s~:~~ Dr.D avl dWool.,., Woolncrspcntawecka tB urns'sstudioin Walpole.N.H .. reviewinganearlyversion ofthcdocume111ary,readi n gt h escrip1, a nd di$C U ssingv ariou srecommc nd cd changcswithBurnsand th ('film'swril('r, Geoffr('y C. Ward. The film. whichchronicl('Stheliv('S ROOS~. \ II. TS of Theodore. Franklin, and Eleanor Roose..-elt. three membersofthemostpromi • nent a ndinfluentialfamil)'in Am<"Ticanpolitics,premiered on PBSearlierthisfall. ■ Science Standouts Maristhostedthe2014Ust<'!"nCollcgesScienceC011ference.theoldestunder• graduatescll'nceconformce in the United States. on Aprils. 2014. More than 350studentsfromanumberofEastCoostcollegesanended.Se..-eralstudents reprt'5CntingMarist'sSchoololSciencere«i..-edawardsfortheirpres..-ntations. Award winners (left to right), shown with their research memor, Dr. Zofia Gagnon. were Mau hew Ruis 'is. ~fatthew Amato ·,s, Bryan 8u1tigit'g 'is, and NicholasCastellane'16. ■ Co"rStory Maristcompletesaspectacularbuitdingprojectthatcreates extraordinarynewspacefordining , studentactivities , and W theMusicProgramaswellasallacademicdisciplines . H I LE MANY INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER E l )UCATlON have shied away from major building endeavors, Marist recently completed a significant construction project encompassing a new 24,000 - square-foot multipurpose academic building and renovated Student Center and dining fa c ilities. "The new academic building is surely one of the best in the Northeast, and it improves the look of our whole campus," said Ma ri s t President Dennis/. Murray. "The renova t ion of the Student Center has also exceeded our highest hoµes. These facilities now offer some of the best a c ademic and student spaces in the nation, and they will enhance our students' college experience for many years to come ." Robert A.M. Stern Architects, whose namesake serves as dean of the Yale School of Architecture, designed the space. The Stern group previously designed Marist's Hancock Center and the gates at the College's three entrances. Faced with the unique challenge of integrating a brand-new building with the decades-old Student Center, the architect achieved a seamless connection between the two struc t ures. ► A Space for Music I nthenew:icademicbui l ding,the College's robust Music Program now _ has a new home with fil'$t-cla55prac• tice and performance spaces. However, faculty and students from all disciplines attusingthefacihtH 1he 196-$ol.'at t1tted Fusco Recital Hall b bolh a rehca~I and performance s~e forchon.1 and instrumental ensembles and alectutthallforallkindsofpresen tation s. lhehallisacousticallytreatedformusical perfotmancesandisoutfinedwithaudio/ visual projection and recording and su rround -soundcapabi l,t , es. The recital hall wu underwritten by 1hc Frank A. Fusco and Nelly Goleni Fusco Foundation. A number of other areas throughout the complex were also wpportedbytrustces.alumni,andfricnds of Marist. For more Information, please seep,ige14. Maris1'sbandandsymphonygroo1>5 Ul()h.i,.~plcn1y of room to rehearse in the Ol'W 3.soo-square-foot Symphonic lla11.1'henunningspaceisalsoavail:ible foruscbythccntire,\-laristcommunlty. Located on the top floor oft he building, the Symphonic Hall is one o f the largest rooms on campus, with a :is-foot-high wood coffered ceiling, floor-to-ceiling windows, extensi,•e acoustic treatmen1, and an audio/visual S)'Stem w11h proiec· 110n and surround sound. The building also has a praclice room ideal for string en5('11lblnas well as praclice studios, cl,1u- roomJ, a computer l:ib. .1nd a music library. ► A musician makes the moHofamomentalon, ln 1 h,Fus<oAe<italHall , The196 - seattieredFuscoRecitalHall isbothareheana l andperformanc e s paceforchoralandinstrumental ensemblesandalecturehallfor allkindsofpresentations . Thehall i s a c ousticallytreatedformusical performancesandisoutfittedwith audio /v isual projection and recording and surround - sound capabilities . Cove r Sto r y AGrandPlacetoEatandMeet T hcfoll2013scmesterbroughtthe opening of a vastly ,·enovated _ DiningHallthatpleasedtheeyeas well as the palate and immcdiatdy became apremierpbceto c ongregatc . "The new Dining Hall is wonderful bccauscit"smorcofarcstaurantandless likeahighschoolcafeteria."saidLeslie Sulhvan"i s . "lt"s1·er1 • spacious."saidRosaliasRead '1 7 . " lhewaythestationsareplacedkceps everythingflowingandorgani1.ed.lhcrc isagreatvarictyoffood.Youcanmixand mat c h the food you want. lhere is definitely w methingforeveryonc,whcthcryouare vegetarian or not." " Peoplewtmltobchere."said/1.fohamad Charafoddine.gcneralmanagcrofMarist"s diningservicesforthepastseven)"Cars. Tht> Dining Hall has a thrce - stor) ' cathedral ceiling.covering what was an underusedcxteriorcourtyard,ornamcntcd bythrcechandeliersweighing2.20opounds cach . Andthcimpro1'emcnt s cxtcndbc)'Olld acsthctics.Thchallseats ; so.an increase of 25oovertheo!dcafotcria.Servcryarcasha,·c bcenmovcdtothcfrontofthehousc.whcrc studcntscanobscr"eandintcractwithchcfs asthcypreparethcirsclcctio11s.Offcri11gs madetoorderincludesushi.intcrnational dishcs.pi1.za,pasta,delisa,1dwichcs.grill ( chickc11andburgers ) .en1reesprcparedin a rotisscricovcn , and freshly baked goods lhcrcarealso1"ege1arian.1"egan.andglmcn - freeofferings.Begi1111ingin fall 2014.a!I c hickcnscr,-cdisl"egctablc•fcdandhorrnone / antibiotic - frce.Cookingtoordermeansfresh foodandlcsswaste.saidCharafeddine Studentsandguestsalsoenjoyanextensive s.iladbarandawcll - stockedbe1-cragearea l'atronsha,·eplentyofscat i ngchoices, fromtht'spaciouscentralhalltothcmore pril'aletablesonitspcrirneter.whcrcco111-cr - sationiscasilrmadcthankstosoundproof walls.Adedicated " quict " diningareaoffers £xe<utiv t Che/Anth0nyLe9namtllehJand GeneralManagtrMohamadCha , a/eddine ( right)wel<om t d8rendanM<Entee'67.the p1uidentandCEOofCookNat1> r alProdu<ts. loratourof1h e n e wOinin9HaH. vicw s oftheHudsonRil"cr.asdoesanadja - centterrace. Dinerswithspecialne<.'<'.lshal'etheirown food prep area called My Kitchc11, a room thcy c a11acccssviatheir/l.faristlDcards. " Accessbycardensurcsthatstudcnts,bascd onthcirow11dietarycxperienccs,undcr · s tandadhercncetospe c ialdietsandareless likelytocross-contaminatcfooditcms,"said Charafeddine.M1•Kitchcnoffcrsaconl"cc - tionoven.toas1crs,amicrowave,andothcr applianccsforthoscwithf0<.>dallergicsor glutenscnsitivit)". Lessvisiblcarcthcsustainabilit) ' featurcs ofthcnewfacilit)".Composting.whichuSl'd toinvoh·enoisytruckshaulinglcfto,·crsoff - sitc,isnowaccomplished1 • iaahyperacccler - ated decomposition s1 · stcm that turns food scrapsintowastewatcrwithln24hours. Ah1·drationstationolfcringfiltcrcdwatcr allowsstudcntstofillthcirownreusable water bottles. reducingusagcofdispos - ablcwatcrboltlcs.Maristalsosourcesfood locallyandregionallyasmuchaspossiblc, Charafcddinesaid. Whcthcrbecauscofnewfoodoptions orthestrikingen"ironmcnt,morcmcalsare bcingservedthane,·cr.Charafoddinesaid almost3.65omcals.onaverage,arcscrved dail)·.oomparedto3.,oopriortothercno1'a - tion . Studcms.faculty,ands1affarcusing theirmcalplansmorcfrequcntly.hesaid. lt"snotuncommonforastudcmtocome infivcorsixtimesaday.headded;patrons comeinnotonlyforarnealbmforcoffccor desscrt.lhchallisopcnMondaythrough Fr i dayfrom 7 :i5a.m.109p.m.a11dSaturday andSundayfrorn9a.m.to9p.111 . Dincrs canpcrusemcnusonlincathttp ;// marist dining.com and can also keep up via · Facebook.Twittcr.andtheVallcrCafCblog. Alumni, too. are welcome to cat in the DiningHall.Charafcddincnotcd.Visitors maypayb)•cashorcrcditcard. Ch,irafcddinehas noticed i11creascd interactionamongfacuh)'.sludcnts.andstaff inthenewDiningHall . "lt"shdpingthc111 buildascnscofcommunity."hesays.·1t·s notjustaplacetocatbuttogettogrther." ► Almo>IJ,6someals,onaverage.a, e se,v e d dailyinth e n e wOiningHall,,ompar e dto 3.,oodailypriortolhe,enovation. Aroomln1heOinin9Hall,ovulookin9the HudsonRive,.l,designatedlorqui e tdining. TheOininglerru t offtfiHudsonRiverviews. The sus hiba,h ubeenapopu!a,additiontoMari,t dining.Right:Piuai,stillamoltimestapt e . Cover Story Engaging Spaces for Students and Guests T hcStudcn1Ccnterrenova1ion,cov- cringsome98,ooosquarcfoct.has _ crcatedncwspacefortheStudent GovcrnmcntandStudcntActivitiesoffices , "pocket"\oungcsthroughoutthcbuildingfor student collaboration, andconforencc and mcetingfociliticsoverlookingtheHudson River. In addition,ancwthcatre lounge adjacent to the Nelly Goletti Theatre offcrsanattractivcandconvenicntarea forreccptio11s.TheStudcntCentcr·snew andirnpro,·ed lower level rcaturcsalarge exercisestudio.mectingspace.expanded loungespaceforcornmuterstudents.and an outdoor patio Thcfinalpieccofthisarnbitiouscon- structionproje<:thasbcenthcre<:laddi11g oftheStudcntCentcrrotundawithastonc veneer. '!his project remedies the dete- rioration ofthcformerstonefacingand rcflcctstheacsthcticofthcnewbuilding, library, and Hancock Center. ■ Therenovationcreated " pocket " lounges throughout the building forstudentcollaboration , and conference and meeting facilities overlooking the Hudson River . Ana<1ivi1y,oomadjoin,1he(ommon,Loung e . Studentsrn ee tintheGrandFoyer . "" TheMcCannLoungeprovldesaconvenien1spo110 meetorsludy,withHudsonRiverviews. S t udentworkersin1h.,CollegeAc1ivl1les Office assist a patron. I Th e M f ri s thndwel,om u gu u ts101h1d t dlut1onofth 1 Coll e g 1 's n ew multipu,po H • <• d emlc building . Support for Excellence Theg enerosityofMa r is ttrustee s, alumni , andfriend s help e dm a k e po ssib l e th e m ag nifi <ent newmultipurposea<ademicbuildingandstunningrenovationoftheStudentCenter. M ~:~~~~;~~~i:i~~eo!ei;~;~~~~:~ . ~~~~\~:~:i~~~(; magnilicententrancetoitsrtcitalhall,rehcars;ilspaces,andpractice rooms, Marisl ,«.1tand instruml'fltalensemblcs joyfull) ' put the new facihuestouseas1'1aristtrustttS.alumni.andfricnds•••h<>generously supportcdth<>ne,y,•buildingtourcditforthelirsttimc . lhetouralso showcased the spcctaculu renOY.1tions made to Marist'sStudent Centerduringthesamebuildingprojl.'Ct. AplaqueintheGrandFoycrandLoungeofthencwfacilitysurn• rnarizesthcbuilding'sultimalepurpose: MAYTHIS8[AD00RWAY FORALLWHO[NT[II: TOOl'ENTHEJRMINUS lhe pfaque rellects a gift from Maris! Truste-eGcnine 1'\cCormick '88. her husband Michael '88, and their family. The 1'1cCormicb also undcrwrotctheBackstagelhcatrcSuiteintheNcllyGol..-uilh..-atrc in mcmor)' of classmate James Magura '88 Anurnbcrofothcrdonors1mdesignifican1giftssupportingthe building and Student Ccnter . lhe Frank A. Fusco & NellyGoletti Fusco foundation underwrote the building's magnificent reci t al hallinhonoroftheFuscos,acouplewh<>werelongtlmercsidentsof Stanfordville. N.Y. lhe Fusco Recital Hall p,a)'S lining tribute 10 Nelly Golctt1, a dynamic talent who wrote and published more than 300 compositions ranging from operettas to motion•picture theme music. ' lhefoundationalsoe5tablishcd1heNellyGolc1tiMusicScholarshlp andsupportcdtheinstal!~tfonofncwseating . lightlng,wdso un d in the Nl'lly Golctti '[hca1re, which it original!)· underwrote in 1995. · 1h..-D)'sonFoundationu11derwrokthePianoStudioinhonorof Joy Stillman Dyson '04. Trustee ROS$ A. Mauri ·so underwrote the Computer Laboratory. The /1.'!usic l.ibr.tr)' and Conference Room und the Office of the Direc t or of Music were supported b)' a gift from Bcverlr Perry Bruce in memor) ' of the Perry family. The building's new St r mg Ensemble Room is dedicated 10 Marist's C i us of 1971, "'hichr.1iscdS 7 1,0001ocreatt'the s p,acea s nslcgac1 • . 1he Student l.oungc on the third noor of' the Studen1 Cemer was a gift of'Christopher G. and Katherine Ferry ~-lcCann '83 / '83 . The Dining Ha!l 1.oungeon the second noor was a gift of the Louis Grcens1>,1n Chuitable Trust in memory of Lou Greenspan. Jn addition, 1hefollowingdonorsmadegifts t oundcrwri1eeigh1musicpracticc rooms: Susan Cohen and Joel Silberman in h<>nor of)udith C. Cohl'n: Rob..•rt '69 and Barbara Hatfield Jr . ; Michael Napolitano 'o6: Jeff re)' ' n and ~1:iclelil'I(' Nick and fa mil)~ Paul '90 and judith Stentoand famil y; Dr. Geoff re,· L. Brad,eu and Dani-el le Means in honor of Edw11rd 8ool'l('Br.1ch-tt l ll,Ml);MaryAnnFitzp,a1rickandfamil) • inmffllOl'y ofherhusband.JohnT.Fitzp,atrickl l l ' 6s:andChristopher ' 88aod Nancy DelGiorno and family. ■ Trust ee Ge nin e McCormick and h e r husband , Mlchul, hav t b tt n p a ulon a 1 11 uppor1 e uofth e Coll e ge s! nceth , ygr a duat e dt0g t th t rln 1g& $ .Th e lr91ftnamedtheG,and f oyerandl0ungeinthenewbuildin9. Th e y a r e pktur ed with thir child ,e n { l t fl to r i ght ) Krist e n, who Is• Jun ior a tM a rl ll, Gr act , a ndOliYi a . Immediate P H I Cha ! rof1he B<H1rdoftr11>1 ee s Rob Dysonl s plc111rl<l wl 1h h ls 1on,Ch, ls ,hlsd111gh1er· l n·l a wJoyS1illm 1 nDyson ' o4,1nd 1h ti•JOn , Nlcholas . Rob111rp,l st dJoybydtdic 1 tinglhtPl a noS111diolnhtrnam t Rob h H m l d t many glfUtoM1risto•trlh e yu,s buthH u ld ht found thlsglfl ts ptcl a llygrallfylng, T,11>1 ee Ch,!sMc( a nn 'BJ and hl<wift, Kathy ' I}, m a de I gift lo n a me 1 lo11ng e ov e ,looklngthtH11d1onRi•erlnth e ntwlyrenov•tedS\udtnt Ctnie,. Th e McC 1 nn L oung t isl f ;, vo,ite spot lorm t mbttSof th e Muisl communitytocongregatt, Agiltf,omth e Fr 1 nkA . F11sco 1 ndNellyGolttUF11scoF011nd•lionto 11nderwtiltlht1tcit1lh•llinlhtntwb11ildingh 1h 1 l1t 11 t l n11tr l 11of m o nlngf11lcomm l 1m 1 nu1h 1 fo11ndi!ionhas m 1 d 1 101h 1 (0H t g t . Th 1 F111<0R tcl t,IH;,ll l1 on t ol1h e t,11 t gtmsofth t bulldin9 ;, ndhono ,s NellyGol e tti 's g,oundbruking work • •• compo s tr1nd pl l n l ,t . Th e fo11nd i lion e ndow e dlhtNtllyGoletliM11sicScholushlp1nd111ppo1tl<I m1jo,r 1 furbishmtn t ol th ttho1r e origin1llyd t dlc11 1 d l nN 1 llyGolt11i ' • n1m e in 1 p,s . Plc1ured1rtthtfo11nda1ion1<11n ees (s u t 1 d,l t ft10, l ght ) : Chrluln 1 C11 tt le,,Fr1nkGlum 1 , u,JohnE1po11to, ( 5t • ndlng ) JohnK t nntdy, 1 ndSh1ll ee nKop tc . VluCh•l•of1h 1 B01,dolT,11 s t tt sRossM ;, 11rl ' B011ndt,w,ottlhe Compu1 e , h bo u to,yinth t n t wb11ilding.Rec t ntly1ppolntl<lgtnt11l m1n 1 gt, , Syst t m, , llth t l8MC0,p ,. htcon1in11es1opl1y1v l t1l,ol 1l n !h t Colltg •' • longstanding paftntrshlp with tBM . H e I< plc!ur t d with Presiden1D e nnl1J.M11"•Y· LongtlmtM t ndofth t Co ll t g e 8 eve,lyB,ucem1deglfuton1mtth t M11slc Library 1 ndConf t rtnct Room Hw t llH tht Offic e oft h t Dlr t clorofMuslc inth e n e wbulldlng.Htrn t ph t w,Ch•l1Pe,,y ' o8,w H1 nouutindlng mu,i<ian1ndm t mberoftheM1rl1tBand.Picturtd 1 ,e8 t vtrly8,11c t { centtr ) wi1hhe,brothu1ndhlswift,Dr. 1 ndMrs . Ron1ldPeffy . Th e L011isG rtt nsp1nCh1rlt1bleTr11stm1dt 1 gif1ton1methtDin i ng H1lllo11ng e in1h1renoH1tdS111d.n1Centu,1prem l uga1ht1 l ng • ~ctforn11d t n11 , fac11l1y , 1nd11 1 ff.Thttr11<1hugen u o11 1 ly supporttd 1< hol a ,ship 1a ndoth t r,tctnl< a pit,lp,oj ec ts l ncl11d i n9 th e Han<0<kCtnttr1ndthen t wb1sketbilll<omplexlnth e McC1nn Centu . Pict11redattElaln t Greensp1n1ndPresiden 1M 11rr 1 y . Watching Fashion UnFOLD The Marist Fashion Program breaks new ground - and wins awards - with its global , free , peer - to·peer onlin e fa s hionlearningenvironmentandcommunity. T ~~o:~-:~:~.: ::~:s ~~r ::~ 0 teTi:~ allMthssa Halvorsoncouldthinkabout".is irony. She was at the Apcrroawards in /1.·hami. Fla .. with five Marist Fashion Program studcntstomakeapr<'senta tionontheir a ward - winningopc11 -sou rcccol!aborativc learningprojl'Ct-andte.:hnologyg!itches wercpoppmguplcftandright. ButtheMariststudcntsandMarist \lis,tingProfessionalLccturcrinFashion Halvorsonpressedon.notsurprisingfora groupthat"·ithinoncrcarhadturnedan administrativechall<'ngconusingcloud tcchnolog)·foracadcmicoollaborationinto reahl)', " ]hestudemsgotawarmresponsefrom thesoftwarcde\'elopersandother June cooference-gOCTSwhoheardhowthe}·tre- atedtheFOLD{FashionOnlineLearning Domain). a firs1-of-i1s-kind. glot»I. free onlinelearningen"iroomentforfashion. • twnsoproudofthem."Hall·orsons:aid. "l heyweresoscM-pmsessed i11 a room full ofDoctorsofTcchno!ogy.andthert><:cption thcygotafterwardswaswond<'rful." The1cambehindtheFOLDrece1vedthe 1014 Ulm11r1s TcdmologylmlO\'lltOr Award intheteachingandlearningcategoryfrom lh<'lcadingpublica1ion00\-cringtechnol- ogy in highereduc:111on. Two months<'arher, Halvorson and ,\farist Senior Academic Technology Officer Josh &iron won TC'aching withSakailm101·ationAwardsprcscntcdby 1heApercoF()l.lndationfor1hcirworkon1he FOLD. The FOLD lc\·erages the power of two ApereoFoundationprojects.Sakaiandthe ()pfn Academic Environment (OAE), as p;irt ofl>larist's Academic Community Cloud ini- tiatil'('. /1;!3rist is a partn<'r in the OAE, m1 opcn-sourceprojcc11hatsuppomacadcmic collaboration ona global scale lnfall2011,fashions1udC'nts"wechal- lengedwi1hthr<'egools:creatcaMarist f001prima1Ne"·YorkFashionWeek:help cr<'aleamenuoffrcc,massiveopenonline courses (MOOCs): and use, promote, and conductrescarchintothcOAE.lhcoutconw 1,'lls th<' FOLD, which launched at New York's McrccdcsBcnzFashion\X '<' ckinFcbruar)' 1014. lthadmorcthan1.2ooparticipants from around the world, including6oo in a peer-led, 12-modu!e fashion MOOC called "TheFutureofFashioo."'OtherFOLDcle- ments:aniott'r.lCti,-ereportonglobalfashion trtndsnllNl"lheStrl'f't "andacommunit)' off.ashionstudcnts.profcssionals,aodschol- usdubbed"lheNet"'ITT." I lnanc"•course.FashionE,·entPlanning, "lhcrewcreooboundaries.andwewere 1old, 'lhisisrours. lheworldisgoingto sceit,somakcit)'OUTbcst,'"saidAnm1da Can10r'16. lhefashio11andtcch11ologym i xwasa goodblend.saidFashionl'rogramDircctor Radlc) ·C ramcr."Fashio11isalwaysa11indus- 1rydri1·entochangeandwhat'sncw.The FOLDgoes~ktothcspiritoffashionand our~ltomakcstudentsthefutureleadcrs oftheiodustry.N Shal)•n&lum'14.whosecappingpro;e,c1 "~s1he/..lCXX:,saidworkingwithprofl'SSOl'S (N1 a more equal ~sis w:isa unique situation. "ltw:isvcryspecialtogetthatactualreal- world experience while at Marist.~ lhcFOLDwasjustoneofthefashion !'rogram'sreecnthl'adlines.Othersincluded: t Ancncoreprcsc11tationof1hclatcs1shows . ~ Th t ! ta m b t h l nd th t F0L0 in<ludtd { <l0<kw lst , f r omtopl t /t ) JohnS<ott ' ,6 , l a ur t nW t nntll ' 14 , V! 1 ltl n9,,.of tHi on a ll t ctu ,u inf H h io n M t l i 1 1a Hal v or1on , Shal~n 8aum • • • • K i m Tr e n 1 • lan9 e " 1 4. a ndAm a nd a Can1or ' , 6. bJ'fashiondesignsupe-rstarsSetscyJohnson and NanetteLeporeforstudentsfrom Marist,thcFashionlnstitutcofTechnology, andl'arsonsaswellasalumniandprospec- tivestudenu{seesidebar). • ··ThcBrunch,"astudcnt-runc,·c,11crcatcd Marlst ' s Strong Showing at Fashion Week featuringnineindustrrguestspeakersat Marist"s historic Colonel Oli,.er Huard P:iyneMansioninEsopus.N .Y. J lhe28thannualSilvttNeedll'Runwarand Awards on ,\·la)' 9, 'l014, which showcased thetalentsofstudentdesigners.Students and facultr produced two shows that drew over 2,000 people to the Mid-Hudson Civic Centerindow11town!'oughkeepsil'. J fashionology.thes1udent-runbou1iquein Donnell)· Hall featuring acc,•ssories, jcwelT)', andclothing.whichserl'eclasaworkingrctail lab. • ThedebutofaMaristdothingandac«'5- sotylinedistinguishedbyvintagegraphics glNned from the Marist Colk-ge archives. ltems,marketedatfashionology,induded T-shirts. polo shirts. sweatshlris. lcggmgs, baseballcaps,knitcips,totebags.onesics, andewnabanglefeaturingMaristcharms. Rl'sponseto1heco!lectionwasverys1rong. andthebanglc.ataquantityofsoo,com• plctelyso!doutinafowda)'Sa11dhasbeen reordered. ■ FuhionP«>gr 1 m0ir..:1orRadl ey Cr•m e , {l t ftl•ndPr H kl e ntO.nn l 1J . Mur,ay pr e Hnt..clth • Fuhlon P,og,am ' • SilffrN H dl • Icon Award to d eo lgnu 8t11 t yJohn 1 on {<e nter ) atth e Salon at lln«>lnC t nterdurlng M e ,c t dt1 - 8tnifa1hlonW n k . Th t pr e stnt,tionfollowed1 1 pecl 1 len<ort of Johnson' s l 1 t e stshow thitwH produced by th e Fuhlon P,ogr1m. S1udent10•l e Maurl ' 1 s, l 9n1do80 ,boll a'1s.KirS1e n Vog1 ' 1 s. LourdH Colon ' ,7 ,• ndEl ta norS<h w• b • ,sw u ,M a rl$1 / Nan e 11 e LeportT · shlrts atlh t N • n t ll t l t po, 1 r tpr lst f H hlon 1 how a llincolnC t nl .. . S1ud t nts h t lptdpl1n , publl<IH, 1 ndprodu <t th e show. M ,1w1sr WAS ,1 FIXTURE ~t New York's MerccdcsBcnzFash,onWeekin io14. " lhcCollcgcpresentedcncoreshows oftopAmericandcsigncrsBctse)'Johnson and NanetteL('poreatthe F ebruaryand September shows, respectively. In Fl'bruar)', current and prospec- 1i1·eMaristfashionstudentsandalumni joined students from !'ar50ns:indthe Fashion Institute of Tl'chnolog)' for MaristXOXBctsey. a reprise showing of Bctsey)ohnson'sfall20 1 4collcctionunder FashionWeek'sfamoustentsatLincoln Center. At the show's close, President Dennis J.MurrayandFashion!'rogramDirector RadlcyCramerprcsentedJohnsonwiththe SikerNeedlclconA"·ardinrl'Cognitionof herdistinguishedcareerandhercommit - mmttosupportingthen('xlgl'nerationof desigfl('TS. At a post-show recep1ion across th(' Lincoln Cent('r plaza in A,wy Fisher Hall, Marist form3lly launched the FOLD- Fashion Online Learning Domain-a first-of, its-kind,studcnt-dril'cn,freeonlinefashion learning environment and community. lnearl)•September.Maristwasback atFashionWeekforthebiggcrofthetwo annual shows. This time, the College pre- sented a reprise show of Nanette Lepore·s spring201sco!lec1ion.Lepore,100,Tt'Cl'inid theSilwrNeedll'lconAwardforhcrc.irc,cr and her work to revitalize New York's Garment District and to nurture American fashion manufacturing. Atbothshows.Maristfashionstudents not only were watching from along the run- way but alK> were i111ulwd in pfanning. pub- lici1.ing, and helping produce thc evcms. ■ Q&A Bill O'Reilly '71 Takes J USTWHf.:,/ITSF.EM!iDTH,I.TBILLO'REILLY couldn'tbccomcanymorcfamous,thc 1971Maristgradua1cstartcdwritingbes1- sclling history books. Killing Lincoln. Killiug Kr:m,cdy.andKi/li11gfesus.likceightofhis previousbooks,allwcnttoNumbcr011co11 t he i\'c,v York Times bcst•sellcr list. A new release,Ki/li11gPi111011.continucshisfocuson hisloricfigurcs,andaccordingtoanintcr- vicw with O'Reilly, there are more to come. Mari5tmagazine : Youmajorcdinhistory a1Maris1,1aughthistOr)·tohighschoolkids, andha,-ebecnastud!.'mofhistorythrough- out)'OUrlikWhatSjXlrkcdandcontinucs t o holdyourintcrestinhistory? Bill O'Reilly: I likethcac1ionthathis1ory brings,lothcrcadcrortothcstudcntwho's stud)'ingit.lt ' safascinatingworld.l\'Cbeen to8ocountries.Mostoftheml"'"e'"isitcd because of things that l had read about 1hem.Jwantcdtoseewhatreallyhappened in Eg)'pt.lwantcdtoseewhatrcallyhap- pcnedinGermany.Solwcmtothoseplaces l"m justacuriousguy. lhavcnoabilityin scienceormath(laughs).!twascithcrhistor)" orEnglish.andlkiridofdo,·eintothosetwo discipliries MM: 1/ie O"Rcilly Factor has been the mos1 watchedcabl,:,11,:,wsshowforthcpasl 14 rcars.Andallthewhilc.)"Ou\·ebeenwriting onebcstsdleraftcranother.Withrespcct tO)"Ourbooks,youtooka"bold,fresh " tum awayfromcurrcntissucs,popularcuhure, andamcrnoir1owri1eabouthis1ory.Why docshistoryrnauer? BO'R: Well we had eight, l think. Numb'-'r Onebcs1sellcrso,1con1cmpor:irymattcrs . andthenljustprettymuchhaddonee,-cr)"· thing!couldthinkofinthatarea(laughs) And then I said. "What else am! gooda1. whatclsedollikc?"Youalwaysshoulddo what)"Oulikc,what)"OUfjXlSSionis,andthat washistory . Sowcdccidcdtowritchistory books that people could have fun reading. Andthat'sthcdcparturc. lt'snotthisbig, thick"thishappencdthcn,thishappcned thC'n."Youcanhavcfun reading Killing /es11s, Kil/mg U11coln. Killing Kennedy. and theupcomingKillingPal/011bt.'CausewC'put yourightthcrc,ncxttothcpeoplewhoarc doingwhatthey'redoing.Mycommunication skillsga vemcthcabilitytod othat.lhircd agrl.'alresearcher . Weputthe1wo1ogc1her andthat'swhythc>·'rcsucccssful MM : Sothat'swhyyouthinkyourhisLory booksarl.'sopopular-sodiffcrcntfrom 01hcr historl" namti,·es . Your history books hal"cbcenaphcnomrnon.sellingmillionsof I . I copies.lhelastwcckof2012,)·ouheldthc Number011e and Two spots on the bcst- scllcrhardcovcr,nonfiction lis1 - a rarcfoa1. Evenrarer,thcywcreboth history books (linco/ .,andK c11ncdy) BO'R: Ncvcrbecndoncbcforc,wchadaOne and Two on the New )<Irk Times nonfiction bcst-scllcrlist.Andthcreasonis.youdon't havetolikl'histor)·tolikemybooks.Allyou h3,·c1odoislike1hrillcrs,becausewewri1e thcminaLhrillingway.BecauseLincoln On History ' 'You don ' t have to like history to like my book s. All you have to do is like thrillers .'' really know what I wanted to do when! graduated.but I k n ew I had a talent in writ- ing.andsotha t ga1·c111cthcopportunityto doit.ThcnlwcmtoBostonUni"ersityaftcr! taughthighschoolandgotmymaster'sfrom th<-rc,a n dthat'showitstarted and Kcnncdya 11 d)csus " ·crcguyswho didcx t raordinary t hings,sowhen)'Ougct 1hatoutand)·o u cutoutthecluttcr,p,>0pl<' re;:pond. MM: RcgardingthcO'Rcill)•histo r y"quadri! - ogy."youhaveawcll-kno w naffini t yforthl' dictionarranddon'ttake w ordslightly.Why didyouchoosethe w ord" k illing"tou n i(y thcscbooks? BO'R: I t 's a good marketing tool. We"ll w rite thrt>emorcafterPa//011 , andthcy'llallhavc 1he"killing"brand.h ' sabrnndnow . andin America )'OU han•to brand- w het h er it's a TV show, whether it's a soft d r ink, whethC'r it's a book. You ha v e to brand i t so peop l e know what i t is. By reading my other books, thcyknowwhattoc x pec t hcrc .l tho u ght i t wasanashytitleand)·ouknowl'matlashy gu)·,sotha t 'swhat w t"did MM: You went from Lincoln to Kennedy to Jesus and now to Gen. George S. Pltton. Whatbrought)'Ouralten t iontoPattonand whydocshisstorymattcr? BO'R: World\Varllisfascinatingtomeand l1hinkmillionsofo1herAmcrica11s.Sothc bookisaboutPatton.butit'salsoaboutthe lastfi\'emonthsof\Vor!dWarll i nEuropc- andaboutallthepc-oplcandpcrsona li tics andallthechaosa n dbrutalitythat'shap- p,::ning~bigcanvas.lotsofstuffgoingon Ourrescarchturncduplotsofnewthings. ButthercasonlchoscPattonwasbcca1.1scl don'tbeliel'l'thathewaskilledinanaccidenl. Andthat'sthcofficialstory.So w ,::wca"cthat throughoutthebook.andthereaderisgoi n g tobeprcscmcdwithsomcprc tt ystar t ling cvide11cctha1 Pat t on was assassin a ted.He wasn'tth('victimofanaccidcnt. MM : You haH' written three history books for childrcn,rclatingtoLincoln,Kennedy . and )l'S1.1s.Whydocshistorymarn.'rfo r childr.::n? BO ' R : Wcll,it'spalhctictoscethc1.1rchins thcscdaysinAmerica. lheydo n 'tknow anythingabot1tthcircou111ry.lfyoudo n 't knowanything.thcn)'Oudon'tcarc.lhat's mytheory.so l wanttogetchildrentocare aboutAmerica,tocareaboutwhothcyarcin theworld.Thc)'ha\'ctoknow w hathappc-ncd befort"thcycamcaround.lhcyha"ctostart tocareabout i t.So w cw r ite t hcchi l dre n 's books . They'vebeenvc r r, , wysuccessfulas well,andthcy'llbepc-renn i als . A l oto f teach- ers are now using them in the classroom. MM : Twofinalquestionsaboutstudcnt activiticsthal)'Ouwcrcrcnowncdforat Marist.Youwrotcsevcralcolumnsfor'fllc Circ!c,includingsomewhilcrou w ercs t udy- ingabroad.Whatdrewyoutojoi,rna!ism? BO'R : "!llisiswhatgotmcgoinginjournal ism:7/icCi r c/catMaristCollegc.ldidn't MM: Youpla)·cdfoo t ballforMaristand)·ou s1illcomctogamcso11l.eonidoffFicld.You al w aysstopbythclockcrroom.Whatdoyou saytot h epla)'crsbeforethe)"goonthcficld? BO ' R : Two things: Conce n trate and focus on what)·ouhavctodotothatplay.Andhavc fun.lt'sgottobefun.Wchadablastwhcn w cwcrcpbying.Solthinkthclooser)'OU playandthcmorcyouconccntratc,1hcbct- tcryou'regoingtodo.Andtha1'swha1Itcll the guys. ■ Former Marin football player Bill O'R e llly '71 w i lts to to n th e coin n th e 1011 Hom ec oming game a g al ns1GeorgHownonleonldofffi e ld 1 tTenn e yStadlum. A member of the Cla,s of 1971, B i ll O'Reilly majorNI i n his t o,y ar>d spent his junior year abroad at the UnM!rsityoflondon.Dur l nghlsMa<ist y ears , heplayedonMarist ' sfirstcllampionshlpfootballteam ar>dwasacolumnlstfo,TheCircle.Aftergradu.ition,thelonglslar>dnativetaughthistoryar>dEnglish for two ~ars al Monsigl>Of Pace High Xhoo~ a Marist Br01hers school in Miami . O'Reilly earned a degreeln b<oackas t journalism from Boston University and embarked on a career t lla 1 earnedhimtwoEmmysinhisearly~arsof,eport1ng.Hewenton1oworkatCBSNewi.ABC Newi. /nsjde Edition, and the fo ~ News Chaonel, where The O ' Reilly Foc101, broadcast worldwide, has beeo t he most watched cable nem show for t he past 14 years Abest-sellingauthor,O'Rei l lyhaswri tt en18books, l ncluding~veforchildrenandonenovel.He i sa graduateof1heKennedyXhoolofGovernmentat Harvard.In 2001, M;uistawardedhim an honorary degree.Over theyears,S i llO'Reillyhas kept h;s1ieswithMa,isLvisltingumpusforfootballgamesar>d classreunionsandatter>dingMarlsteven t sinNewYorkC1ty.HeactivelysupportstheCollegeanda numberof~arsago~tabl i she<l theWinifredandWi ll iamO'ReillyXholarsh i ptohonorhispa , ents . ■ Ru< h ing0ut Perfect Pitch The New York Yankees honor Friends of Jaclyn , the foundation created by Mari st junior Jaclyn Murph y andherfathertosupportandinspirechildrenwhohavebraintumor s. M :::1:~~~~~:~~~; · ~~~~:~R;;:;; withhcrfamilythispast)unc,star t ingwith lunchinManhattanandconduding"·ith the Yankees/Toronto Blue Jays game at the stadium in the Bronx. Whatshedidn'tknowwasthat,inaddi· tiontodadDenis,momlynda , andsister Taryn,herlunchoompanionswouldinclude YankeesManagerJoeGirardiandplarers DavidRobertson,khiroSuzuki,andothers. or that the 0011 game would not get undCfway unti!JaclynandDcnistooktothemoundto 1hrowou11henight'sfirstpitches. ltwasallpartoftheYankees'annual HOP[ Week, which stands for "Helping Othl'fSl\>1'51!'\'C r eand[xccl"andcelebrates poopleandorganizations1hatb.ittlead1'Cl'Sity andhelpotherstodoso.Whichiswhy,that day,theYankeeshonorcdJaclyn,Dcnis.and Friendsof)aclyn,thefoundationtheystarted tomatchchildrenafflictedwithbraintumon withhighschoolandcollegesportsteams. "lt'soverwhelming."Jaclynsaidofthe experienccandtherecognitionofthefoun- dation'sgrowingimpact. • agreatkindof on.•1whelming. • The foundation is Jaclyn and Denis's efforttopro1 • ideothcrchildrcnthenctwork ofsupporta11dinspir-1 t ionthatbenefik'<ihcr Marin J u nior J•dyn M u rp h y •nil h e r father, De n i •. throw oul t h • ~nt plt<hu 1 1 th • Y•nh u/ Toron108lu• J •y1 g1m , •1 Y•nkHI S t •dium In th• Bron• •1p 1 rtofth• Y1nk H1' HOPE W ff k , whkhhon0<fl1t h ,Friend1ofJ1<l1nFound 1 1 l on e1 Ubli 1 h e dbJth e Mu , phy 1. whenshewasbeingtrcatedforamalignant brain t umor . firstdiagnose<lwhensh,•was nineyearsold. lheyoung/aclyn wasconnectedto - andultimatel) ' adopted as an honorary member br-the Northwestern University women's lacros:,;e team, which went on to win an NCAA Championship Sheandherfamilycrcdittheteam withpro,,.idingameasureofcaring. support,inspiration, a nddiversion thatgrea t lyaidedhl;'Trecowry. thedugoutduringwarm • ups.andontheficld asthC)'lookbattingpractice. lnadditiontoofferingada) ' Offunatthc b.illparkandadayfrttofdoctor, • isitsforthe children,theYankees'HOPEWeekrecogni • tionpr0\ • idedtrenll'11dousl'xposurefor1he foundation.whichhasgrowngreatlyo\'erthe pastfewycars.lheYankcesalsopresemed Friends of Jaclyn with a s10,000 donation to helpitmanagethatgrowth . Fromitsinilial workw1th a handfulofteams,thefoundat100 now work$ with hundreds of teams acl'O$$ lhecountry,includingonesallvylcagur univcrsilicslikeHarvardandYale,major sportspowerhousessuchastheUnis-ersit yof i\lichiganandthcUniversit y ofWashington. andse1'CralMaristRcdFoxesteams. Fout•JU • • old Quinn 011 , r9rtn wH one of !hr et <hild, e n b.l t tlin9b,1in!umo r swhow e , e 1llp , u , nt e dw l thon t· d 1 yY 1 n k et <Onlrulll h i l h1dlh e mspendinglimewith AtYankeeStadium.thr~>eyoung Hudson Valley children battling braintumorssho"·edtheextent t0"'hichthatvisionhasbeenreal - izcd.Twelve•year • oldRy;mTucker. 11 - year-old Sean Callahan.and 4 • )'Car-o l dQulnnOstcrgrcnwcre allprescntcdwithone•dayYankce contractsthathadthcmtaking questionsatapre • gamepresscon , fcrence,suitingupinpmstripes,and spe11dingtimewithl)erck)eterand Andnow.themostrccognizablepro • fessionalsportsfranchiselnthcworldhas beenaddedtothisalrcadyimpressi,·clis1. "h'samazingtos«>itgrowintoth1s ." Jacl y n told a reporter in the Yankees press room . short!)·beforeYankees/..lanagerGirardihcld hispre•gamcpressconfcrencetherc. " ll'shke agreattret'that'sblossoming." ■ ~:;:~~:,t~~::;:! : ~ d Ol h tr pl 1yma. p art o f th e othcrplarersinthe!ockcrroom,in A t h lt l ics Red Fox Roundup Th t Mi•mlOolphln s m a dtTtrr t n< t hd t'1 3 lh t2 34thovtt•tl pkkwl l h• JtVtnlh·tound Jt lKl l on I n l h l s y n r 's NFL Or a ft . ft d t bt< a mtlh t fi , st M a riJlfoo t b a llpl•ytr l n progr•mhiHory 101Ht Jt l t <t t dlnlhedraft , fedeSele c tedinNFLDraft S :~~~r:~~e~ ;; ~:J/~~e~~~!t: up~;~}•::l; thatwasadrcamcometrue On1hcothercndwcrercprcscn1a1i"cs from tlu> /1.fami Dolphins, who made Fede tlu- 1 341hover.illpi c kw1thaseventh - round selection in this) · ear's NFL Draft. Fede b.. --c am c th e firstMaristfootballpla)'erin p rog r.imhi$tor) ' tobcsclectl'dinthcdr.ift . Followingimprcs s ,vcou t ingsagainstthc Atlantafakon sa ridTampaBa)'BuccallC('f'S i npre s casoncontcsts. Fede made the Dolphin s 'openingdays3-manroster. " It means the world tome. I've been p!a)'ingfootballsincc!was n i n crcarsold andh a "ebt.•<mdreamingabo ut gctli n g m y namcc~llcd:Fedesai dh oursa ft l'rbei n g selcctcd. " lhenlthoughtabo u tMarist. W c madehistoryall)·earwiththl'rccordsthat w e broke . Beingthcfirstplarertobedr.iftl'<I c:ippedoffoorchampionshipseason : FNC, wh o graduated from Mansi in De«mbcrof 1 01 3 ,condudl'dhiscollcgiatc carCt'r a s the progr.im's all- t ime leader in sackswith30.sandsctt h csinglc - scaso n rccordwi t h 1 3sacksi n t h e2013$Ca50n.Last seaso n .Fcdc w as n a m c dPion ccrFoo t ba !I Leaguc(P Ft )Dcfc n s ivcP! ayc r oft h erear andfinishedsixthi n thevotingforthe BuckBuchananA w ard, w hichispresentcd tothcbcstdefensiveplaycr i ntheFootb.111 Ch:impionshipSubdivision(FCSJ. With 1 3sachin11&3mC$,Fedeledthe FCS in sacks per game last $Cason . He ",as naml'd an All - American by fi1'(' sep;,r.ueout - leu, a nd hi s clfortshclped thl- Red Foxcs win as lmcof t hcP F Lchampionship. MikeMakerHiredasMen 's Basketball Coach 0 ~~~~1~1 1 i~;;:i ~ ec~'~ 3 ~:;k::ia~i::::~ in school history. Maker comes to Marist with 26 rears ofcoachingexperience.lnhismostrcccnt posit1on,hchadarecordof147 - 31(.8 i 1win - ningpercentage ) asheadcoacholWi1Hams Collcgc.Hcalsohas 1 1rearsasaDi1 • isi<>n "ltiswi t hg r catprideandhumiln y that la ccep tth e h ead rn cn'sbasketballcoach - i n gpos ition a tM ar i stCo ll egc ."M akers:iid "Toge t hc r, our s t a ff a n d pl a)'ers w illembrace t h eove r a l!mi ss i o no fl-.· 1 aris t andrccognize therespo n s ib i lit y w esharctorepr<'SCntoor ins t itut i o n , program, a n d community, on andoff t hecourt, w i t hdass,enthusiasm. and excellence. We will implement a team - first approoch and unique style ol play that highlightschar.icteT.intclligcnce.andsk,11, adirectrcflectionofoorstudcmbodyasa whole ." MaristWinsGoodwork s Challenge M ~~J~~ -;;: ~!~G= :: :r~~a~~~~~• forthesccondconsecut i vcrear.Asarcsu lt ofwinningt h echallengc.theschoolrecei1·l'd a $1,ooodonation, w hich will be made tot he Gr.ice Smith House, Inc . Mari st i s theconfer - ence " s first school to win back - to • Nck years inthefive-)-earhistor y olthecompetition. Mari$t"sathleticadmini$tratOl"li.$100i'nt - athlete s . coaches, and Studeut • Athletc Adviso r ) ' Committee ( SAAC) took part in 6scommunityserl'icCC\'Cnts,,'Oh,m1cercd o\'er6.soo hours, a nd earned ovcr7, 7 00 poi 11 tsint h eacad cm ic)·ear. The largest amou n 1of M a ri s t 's v o l u n 1eeredhoursi 11 1he10 1 3- 1 4c h a l lc- n gc w cn 1 t o t h('Sta)' l nto Win progra m. Th c progr a m was creat\>d IO hclpmiddleschoola n dhighschoolstudents fo c usonmakinggoodacademic,career,and personal choices. ► ,1 1,1- ~ r ""'"'"o 1 i, Mn m 1 S <pommfar mm1 <m d, m: t o,. I assis t ant, including sti n ts at Dartmouth, Hl r edu lhtHlh hndmen ' •buhtb 1 tl < OK hln Samford, West Virginia. and Creighton. school h lHory, Mike M1kuwuln1<oduc e d 1 1 1 pr u 1con f t r tnc,a t McC1nnAr t n 1 lnJun t 2011 , Athlttiu ·rm so prood of (M.lrstuden1-athlttn for dt"o'Olmgsomuchtimeto0lhcrsg1venall 1heirresponsibilitiesandtimeconstralnts." uid Alyna Gates, Marist's director of student-athleteenhancement."l'malsoso excited Gr.ice Smith House will be rcctiv- lng the donalion. lheir work in violence pre,.-entioolsinsp1ring,andwearcsolucky to have workl.'d "'ith wch an outstanding organlution." MaristWins12t hO verall Com mi ssi oner ' s Cup A ~~~,~~~~:;:n:1:i1:;g~~:~~ pionships during the2013-14 acadl'mic year,Maristearntdtheleague'shighest honor, winnmg the Academy Bus MAAC Commlssio ncr" s Cup in two categories: overall and "'Offlt!n's, Tht Red Foxes utendedtheirconfertncerecordof<Mnll Commissioner's Cups to 1l and t';lrncd tlleir 1oth women's cup. Marist hascapiuttd more Comm1ssiont1'sCupsthananyocherschool intheconkttnce. · 1 am \-ery proud oft he great work ol our studen t -at hleta. coaches. and administra- 11\"" stafffor anothtr txcepc.iONl ycar." Aid Mari st Director of Athletics Tim Murray. "Oura thleticprogramcontinuestoseta veryhighstandardofexcellencebothonche athleticfiddsandin thecl ass r oom." SixMaristheadcoac hesw erenamedthe Anaconda Sports MA AC Coach olthe Year, including Natalie Btnson ( .. -a,~polo), Tom Hanna (vo llcyOOll),Mattlav1n(men"screw ), Jessica O'Brien ("·o men"s lacrosse), Tim Smith (men"5 tennisj,and Larry VanWagll('I'" (sw 1mm lngan dd1ving). The 2014seaso n w ill be Marist ' s 50t h as a football p r ogra m . ~t'SteamwHknownHtheViloogl;inils~,s•dubprog,.tm.whkhlntedfrom 1965 to 19n. The l)fogram mo¥ed to OwWon Ill in 1978.and thffljum.ped to OwWon I-AA(nowknown11sthefootOOHChamplooshipSubdMsion)ln1993. l.fltse,non,thelledfoxeswon•sh,re ofthe l'ioneel"FootballLNgutWmpion- s h ip f or the first time. iKh;eving their hlghH t win total (eight) in 36years asa vars, 1 y program . This season, t he Red Fo x es will play seven home games f or the fi,s t t ime In program his tory . A11houghMllnst isonedonlyiwole.tmsintheMetroAt~nlic Athlet k:Conftt~e wilh a football Pfogt"lm Iii competes in the Pioneef football lNgl.ld. the(olf9e remalm committed to continuing i l s p,oud f001ball trllditiofl. Thanks toa number of generous donors.constructiondaMWsi.diumw,scomple!edin1JXYJ.Shortty,l"ttttheopt'nln9 oflenneyStadiuma1leonidofffidd.MaristreceN'tdas1milionchallengegramf,on, 1 heestateof R,ymond A. Rich.One of lhe 20th century 's leading business.men •nd industrilllists. Raymond Rich WH. good friend to Marist.As P,,t of this challengt. t he RKhesUitewilm.itcheachdolar•aiWdtwUSNtt,,forusebyMarislfootbaltuplos, migion.ultimatelyestabhmingaumilliont~fund.Fulfillmentofthechanenge wilmNn s,oo,oooe.chyear towpp01tfinancilalaid f or foo t ball playernt the College. Todatt,ss&s.ooohasbffnraisedtow;i,dthechallenge . Withs••s.ooolefttogo. theg o,lisnowwithin , e.ch.TheColle>geisgra t efultoallttlosewhohawal,tlldysup- po,1ed th echalleng e andlnvltes f orme,playe,sandallthosewhoapp,ecla t eMarlst f001baUtoconsidtrpartic1patinginthi,spec~lopp0<tunity. formor ei nlo , mat lo nonh ow 101uppo rtt h efootb1tlCh 1 ll e nge , pleas eco nlacl AnthonyM erc ogll1no ' 91 , d e v e lopm e nt officufo rl H d1nhlp 91f t 1,1t!'4SI S1S · )07lor1nlhony.mercotliano t fl m11rllt.edu. Wom e n '• •wfmmin91ndd"""i!WH-oflour l Hml10wlnaMAACchamplonll'llpt1111 pail M ll0fl . ll WH 11tt1,ooth MAACc ... mploftihlpln Kltoolhlsto,y . Mar is tlead s MAACinAcademic Honor Roll Se l ection s F ORTttf,l)THSTRAIClltTYH,1~,/llaristled the /l!AAC instudent•athlet~ named to thecoofe.-ence"5AcademicHonorRoll.For thew13-14Khool}-ear.2355tudent-athletn "-erehonored . Marisf5 ttpttSC!ltatioo in 1ht- MAAC Academic Honor Roll is comprised of n of1heCollege's l) V3mty sporU; the /\larist footballteamisamembef"oftht'P1ooeer FootOOII League Tobu·hgiblcfortheMAAC Aadeniic Honor Roi!, a studtnt-athlete must holdacumu!ati\"egrad(,pointa\"eragcofp orhigherona•.oscale. ► form e r M ar i > tpi t ch e r ChadGall a gh e r ' " an dClev e land l ndian s b uTlp e nutch e ,Ric k y Pad0ne ' n a r e , hown a t a June 2 0149 a m e a1 F e nwayPark PacioneE a rnsMajor l eagueJob R :~~; ta~~~~;• th: 0 ~~~a:it~~~;~:~~.~ all - timeleadersinsel'eralcategories,is inhis!irstseasonas a bullpcncatcherfor /1.h j orLeagueBaseball'sC!e"elandlndlans. Pacione'sdutiesindudethrowingballing practice.warrningupthestartingpitcher . andcatchingbullpensbeforeandduring thegame lnhisMaristcareer,Pacionerankedin theprogram'sall - timetop,oinninesta - t isticalcategories,Hewasakeymemberof ,l.larist's 2009 MAAC championship team andbecamethe!irstplayerinprogramhis - torr to be named a CoSIDA / Capita! One AII-Americaninlo11 Mari s tMournslossofGlennMarinelli L ~1~i;i 1 ;; ~1:~~ . ~f~;;~~~~ p;[se 5 J:.:~; onMay3oafteralongfigh1againstcancer. Hewass6ycarsold. Marinclli'sbanleagainstcanccrbegan in)ulyof2011.Duringhiscourageousfigh1, heinspircdmanywithhisresilicncya11d determination.Hetookprideindelivering moti,,ationalmessagest0Marist'sstudcnt- a1hlctcs,coaches,ands1affmembcrs.His "Our Athletic Depar t ment and Ma r ist community Is deeply saddene<lbythepassingofour beloved colleague and friend He served the depanment with selfless professionalism. integrity, and commitment t oexcellenceinhisserviceto student - athletes and coaches Asthecornerstonetoour Sports Medicine Department forthepastnyears,Glennhas Impacted the lives o f every Oivisionlathleteinourhls!0<y Glenn,Angel<1.ar>dtheirchlldren willalw")'Sbelli)E'Cialpar t ofthe Mafis1family.Ourlove,thoughts, andprayersarewlththem. " - TimMumry Di,ecrorofAthlelia, Maris/Col/eye " ltiswi t hgreatsadn.essthatwe recelvedthenewsofGlenn's passing . Our thoughts and prayersarewithAngelaar>dthe restoftheirfamily.Asafel l ow Sprin9 f ie!dColle9ealumnus. my connection with Glenn beganpriortohisarrivalatMarist CoH1!9e . lthasbeenmypleasure toworkwithhimthroughout his n•yea r career . Melanie Bolstadandlhavealwaysheld thegreatest,espectforGlenn's knowled9eandprofe1slonalism Hewasavailabl e tousatal l times. andwewillmissh i spresenceln theAthleHcDepartment. G l enn Marinelli lived his life with strength and unwavering courage.Noonefoughtthe goodfightbe tt er.Hewasa~ne exampleforusal l ~twell,Glenn.Youhaveearn!'d ~ .- - ia,ryVonWagim D/rec/orofSwimm l ngand i ongesrTenuredHeadCoach, MorilrColieye REMEMBERING GLENN MARINELLI " Whenla,rivedon1heMarist campus32yearsa9oasascared ar>dskinnyfreshmanonthecross countryteam,Glennwas t heguy whotookcareofmyblisters,my soremuscles,andmy!iredjoims. Het,eatedmewithcompassion ar>dca,e.ashewouldf0<thehun • dreds a ndhundredsofathletes whowouldfollow l nthedecades t hatfollowed.Asarunne,hlm - sel f ,Gfennhildanur>de<s t ar>ding ofthecomplexitiesandunique needso f ourspo, t .Throughthe years,ourrunne r slovedGlenn . lspeakfo , allofusintheMarill track fam i ly - past and present 1unners,andathletict,aining majors - when I say how much wemournhisloss ." - Pete(o/oiuo ' 86 Direcro,ofCrossCoumry/Tra.::k andfie/d,Mor il !Co!lege "Mythough t sandprayersa,e withtheMafinellifam i ly.lwas deeply,addenedtohearof G l enn'spassingaslhave!osta 91eatfrler>dandlknowtheMa,is1 communitylsloslngagreatman. When I beg..,n my time a t Maril!, Glennwasalwayswillingtohelp meandoverthepa111oyearsour relationshipgrewintoaclose ffiendship.Glennalwayswen t aboveandbeyondlnhelplng meove<comeinjuriesbothduring myMaristcareerandasaprofes· sional.Hewasagreatathletic trainerbuthlsrelationshipwith theathfetesa t Mafistextendedfar beyondthetrain i ngroom My deepest condolences go outtohisentirefamilywhoml knowGlennwassoproudof.l spokewithGlennafewmonths backar>dhecouldnoth.lvebeen prouderofwhathischi/drenhave becomeandwhere t heyarein theirliw,i.Nowlsthetimetolook backand r ememberthewooder - fulmanG l ennwasandhowhe touchedallofourlives. " - Jo1edJouJon'o1 Mo1iitColle9eMen ' sBa1ke1ball Ployer,2001 • 07 " G l ennwillbedeeplymissed asafr;endandcolleaguebyall ofhisfellowathletictrainers intheMetroAtlanticAthleHc Conference.Glenn's dedication t oourprofessionandhisconcern fo, t hewe l l - beingofhisstudent - athletesatMa r istfor30-plus yearssettheba , highforthe re1 t ofustofollow.Hisstren9th andcourageisatrueinspiration Henevergaveupandhenever surrendered,andwewillnever forget him ." - Mo,kAyotrt' Direciorol5pomMedk i nt , fo i ,~eldUniver>ity phrase,"NcverGi"eUp.Nc , ·erSurrendcr" became t herall)·ingcryfortheRedFoxcs. lhephrasewasinscribedo n wristbands andisnowpaintedabovethcofficesinthe Dr.,V 1 ichae l j . MaynardCemerforSports Mcdicincinthe/1.-lcCannCenter hein0uc11ccdthcli\'CSofcountlesss1ud<'nt- athletes,coaches,ands1affmemberswho cherishedhissenseofhumorandfun-loving att i tude. Marinellibeganhistenureascoordinator ofsportsmedic i nein1981.H<'alsosen·edas assistantdircctorofthePhysicalEducation Programa1Maristandad;unctprofessorin theAthleticTrai11ingProgra,11.Duringhis 33)'earsofser\'icc1otheMaris1community, OnMar21, , \1aristseniorPatr i ckDced)' carnedthe!irstGlennMarinelliAward forE x cellenceinAthleticTrainingatthe College'sbaccalaureateawardsceremonr The award is presented toa graduating seniorwhohasdemonstratedoutstanding academicachicl'emcntln1hestudyofath - letic1raininga1Marist. ■ & n Otes K ee p i n g Up w it h M a ri s t G r a d ua t es Sendlou r N tw s lf)'OUlll!TnnntoWrt,ltt,our fdowlio.imnihurlromyou. nwriml um ni~ris1 . tdu O nll n t ~k0Mfd.1111~~lt "'" OffiteofAlumnillN!iNI M.Jrkt(olltgf,3J9'JNorlhRd l'ou,jh'<ttp!ie,N'/11601 - ll87 Ph on ■ (MS)S7S•l11l Introducing Marist Connect m aristco nn ect. ma ri s t . e du H ,wE youexperK'nud Maris1 Conn.-.:tyet?l(not.yo,.,.re missingout! \ I \HI S T - · •~ - o 0000 Check out the Alumni Anociati on'sncwWcbsltcand on l!nescarchablccommu11i1ya1 maristconnect.marist.l'du. ■ findoldfriendsandclusmat.-s ■ nctworkwithothffalumni ■ stayuptod3tcw,thacakndar o fcvcnts ■ t ellMaristho w)'01i'dlik<'tObe comactcdbycustomizingyour tma,lprefnences ■ {ollo-,.•Marist'sFact'bool;and r .. ·,n«fttds ■ getnrrentalandholcldis- roun ts, aswelluotheralumni benefi ts ■ ~~::ro nlineforupcoming ■ stayconnttt('dwith.Marist! Don't f<:>rga.-ifyou .,.vuJd hke your news published in Maris/ magnme, you mustSllbmit it under 1h1>"CIJssNotcs"tabonyourPu blic ProfilcorviathcAlumni Update Form.Wewanttohearabou.t)-OU• n..-wjob.marriage,childrM,award, annh't'fs:lry,etc.! Tolcarnmoreaboo11hesite,v1S1t All alumni with tn:ICth't' or e~pircd accounts wtrt~nt Jog-in information and 1empor:uypass- wonbin.spring2-014 v~ U.S. Postal Sen·icem3il. lfyounttdaS5isiance"·,thyouraccountand/or pass,.:ord, pk:l.s.,oom;iet t~ Mari,1 HripDttl:at HdpDnk@manst.edu or{S.s) m-HELP(,os7). ■ Alum n ltmbuktdon thtHwe/July g, 2014, wh ll tralsl ng funds forthtAlumnllegacyS<hol1rihlp.Tht"cond1nn1tll , prlult , th,H · hourc,ubelncluded b r utht1kln9 vltwsolthe !rooklr,, 8rldge , F,ffdomT-t r , St1tutolUb<trty , 1ndmor1f,oma unlquev1n11gtpolnt . The A lumn i L~acySd1ol1fl.hlp has been awa,ded to ,1studenUslnce199&, moH1tun1ly1o0I MI Corrig1n'1l,d1ughtuofJunnlntlLlu) ' ll1nd Br y1n(orr'91n , FormGrtphotosfrom1 h e c rulH,vlsl1m,rlS1connect . m 1 rl1t. t d"' 1962 M . J o hn O ' Con n e ll continu.-s hisvoluntet>rworkinsupportof theCen1erfor1he41h&sthRs. fxili1aung1h<.-urlyworkof1he SyracuseCooht,onforResptttand ~ponsibH11y. 196 4 The Klw3nis Club of Greater L a wrence,Mass.,presented llro . Rene RO) ', !'MS, wi t h its -io14 Humaniiarian oftlu, Yur award. BrotherR,•newasr,-c(lgniu-dfor his50yearsasamissionaryon 1heSio1,xlndi;rnR..-sen·auonm PiMlt1dge,S.D.,h,s)'Nrsof"'Orl.: .. -uhpoord1 ild~nandfamilit.>sin R"onda,Africa,aOOh,seffortsto tduotc youth in New York City, Chicago.and\l'<"StVirginia. rnn1 Ronaldllcdard hasrc1,r,'Gaf1cr 32)"CJrsof$4.·rviccwith1hcState ofConnecticut.lleser,·,-daschi<.-f fiscal ornccrofthc go,.ernor's officefor131·eus.Rona!dandhis .,. . ,r,., DiallC', ue now enjoying life in Arizona • D a ni e l M t: )"tr was 1nvn,:dtoprnmta11hl-Anderson Au11smCenter2014Conferl'oce. His prl'scnlMion ,os cntillcd "Ncurofoedbad:. and PL-Opie wnh ASD: A Report on Progress and Cos1-Effoctl\•enl'SS."Hl'ischair· mann(1hcHcalthand Wellnl'SS CommlueeoftheDutch..-ssCounty Region~! ChJmber o(Commercc and consulting clinical director of Jnllight,anorgrni1.at1onserving dl've mentaUydis.iblcdadults. 1969 Wi lli a mllcnn andh,swifr.Pat, rceentlycekbrated,15yl'arsof marriage.lhryha,·e1:2childrcn. 8ofwhomare1'faristgr.iduatl's. and22grandchlldrcn($<'cPage 16) .• Bill Ne, · in s ,sagr.iduatcof theGeorgiaRcpublicanLcadership Schoo!of20 1 4 1970 RichardMu l vihill andhiswifc. Sus.in,ha,·eresidedinFrederick Md.,s,nee,989 .T heyhawtwo gr<l"·nchildren.KrithandAmanda. and ~,-e grandchildren, Jackson, Lucy, Dylan Richard, Jack.and Ol"·ia. Prulden1~nnl1J.Murrayandfo , merAlumnll h1oclatlonPrt1ldent Mad e (hperandlla) Wicks 'H(far lefl) congratulUedgraduUlng 1 e nlo<1 bl<Crocl 1 nd Sh1lyn Bllumon r e ceiving ao14A!umn l L nden hlpAw1rd1lnM 1 12014atMuht ' •b•«•l•ur n t e<ere monyln OurlldySeatofWl1domChaP4'I. N\l!w Alumni b . \l!cutive Board Officus lnduct\l!d PHtAlumnlAssoclatlonhe<utlv e BoardP,e,ldentRob e rtHatfi e ld Jr. '69(rlgh t l,1tandlnglnfo rM arl t (Espu a ndll a) Wlck s '86,pu1estht gaveltoPttsldtntP a u l K.Rlnn ' 611. T ~: l; ~~:ffi~c~:~~~~: 1 ~::~4~~~~r~:n~~::1° ~~g~nc~c·!s: ~:: President Daniel Fai,;on Jr. ·73.SttretaryDaniel Moran '03. Trcnurer Joan Gasparov,c Gamlx-sl:1 '83. and /1.fomlx-rship Committee Chairperson Robert J>. Mc Andrew ·;9. Maris1 would likl' to thank Mar~ (Esper.mcilla) Wicks '86 for her service as pr~ident for thl' pas11wo1-earsandMichu-lA.Swrchak'lnforM"rvingas1reuurerfor the past , .. -o 1-ears . The &ecuti,-e Board is alw111·s Sttking nominl'tS whoha,-ebttn :>Ctiwin the Alumni Associationatld have supported Marist o-.w the )'i':lf$. A nomination form is av:ailable at maris1oom1ect maris1.ed11 / e:tecu11veboard 1971 J ohnWals h isteachingTaiChi. Pilates,andubinl'lmaklng.He has30)-ellf$ofe~prritnce in each of th.esediscipl,na. Ste , -e W1 · ,;o,. ·JC k i wasappo,ntedassociateuecuti,-e director w,th the Connecticut JnterscholasticAthleucConforcnce, astateassociationresponsiblcfor ovcrsightofallhighschoolathlctic iss11csand27s1a1cchampionships inConnl-cticut. 1972 R a1 · Del M us tr o ,an adjunct professorintheeducation<kpa r t- mentatSt.JohnsUnive"ity,is bfinginductedln101he\'C'61.chHter Community Collcg,:: Hall of fame forleadmgthl'college'sbasketb.ill teamtothcn.ttionalchamp,onship tournamcmin1983andforbe111g se!cctcdjuniofcol!<11croachofthc ,,,, 197:J Bro . l 'at r ick M cNa mar a , l'M S, was appointed to serve on the /1.faristlmernationa!Solidarity Foondation<kleptioototh.t-Unitl'd NationsinGl-neva,Sw,tzl'rland. Hisne,.•estassignml'ntin,-oh·es promotingrightsofchildrenand youngpeople,l'$peclallyth~in sttuationsofgreat~tvuln.erabihty. BrotherPatrickcomplet,-dhistCTm asprcsidt.'tltatMaristl!ighSchool inChiC3goonJuly1,lQ14, lnmn - ,a: 197 4 W ill iam Bello,.. , "-.t~named a full- ume facuhy mcmbcr in che Kogod SchoolofBusir,essandco -d i r cctor ofthl'nl'W 11nivl'rSityen1rcpre- neursh1p1ocub.atoratAm\·rican Unwl'rsllyinWashington,D.C. ■ Linda (Fa m e)Cava nau g h hu beenrctiredsinceaoo8fromche VallerCrmralSchoolDistrictin 1-,!ontgomery.N.\'.,whcrtshetaught sixthgradefor3~ )'l"ars.Shcjoined herhusband , Kcn,whorctircdin 200,asanassistantchiefwlththl' NcwburghFircDepartmcnt,and hasbecnenjoyingaleisurelylife. Plansincludehcadingsouthto ".trmerenvironswithintheneit 1976 Betht'SdaLutheranCommunilin h.as3,.,1rdNI Maryfl.e1h P ftlffer itsBcthesdaVoicesPublicPolicy Aw a rd.Theaw:irdannu.allyrecog- 8illZ•blc•l'66(1elt)jolntdMulst H udC01chTlmSmlthlnA 111tin , Ttns,whtnthemtn ' s t ennl, I Hmplayednlnth • •etdNITHH ln 1h efirHrou ndofth t•o14 NCAAOlwlsl,onlMtn ' sTtn nl s Cl\amplonshlplnM1,10,e.Tht RtdFoH1ftll1·olnlhtlrnth NCAAT011,n1mtntappt1u1nctln progr1mhl110,,.Mulnfinlshitd thtregularsu«1nundefuttd lnMAACp l ;,J forth t fifth 1tr1lg hty tu. =~:~~l~~::i!ti::~l::.n:,f:;ht Boud,gavtlrlnllnglalkulht anc hor,p Hhra tTED•Grand Rapld1lnMay,014.Hespokt abouthl1 . . p 1 ,l 1 nc u1,;, U.s. N nyo pt1lncomm 1 ndingth t ~~:~•,~,S.,S,!a.:~!!iaRn~~~'whllt onptttrollnthePenlanGulfln ,9H.Thuhlpsust1lnedm;,ssivt d amagebutnolossof l i f t,S.Omt J,IOOJMOpltltltnditdlhtltclurt , " ThtNun , thtSaltor,andth• SuggeHlonBo-."atthtGrand AapldsCMcThtatrelnMlchlgan. Fr•n•L1&n1onlo · 10,tturnitdto 1h,Marls1ompu1lnAprilJ01110 !:!:~ ;!h_,:~~.!~~ 1 :.:7:::.<1~. 1 ' Helsuecutlnvk,prts!dtnl nizesindl\·iduals.groups.orent1tirs making51gnif~antoontribution$ topeoplewithintl'llt'Ctual and de>-dopmmtald1s;,b,h1W1Sthrough enlighterl!.'dpublicpolicyorout• starKlingachie>>'ml'n\$.P!eiff,.,.has be-enanaward-winl\mgin,·est1ga- ti,·cJ(lurnalis t formo r c1han"lO )'Nrs.Alongtlrnestaffwnterforthe f'o u gltkee11sie/(mrnol.hcrworka1so hasappeare<linthcNcwlorkTT111a Atagazi.,c, Village Voicc,Hoston Globt, Miami Herald, Hartford Co1trallt, Du Moma R~i1ter, and USA WttkMd. SIii- is I~ author of Crazy m America; 11,e Hidde1t Trngedy of Our Crimi,rn/iud Memallyll/, 1978 Af1errc t 1r1ngfrom1hcForclgn Servicein"l009, T e rl'n ( Man z i ) Manlc ) 1< · c cominuedworkingat Lhl' DcpartmcntofStat,:in the CivilService,Aftcrcightmonths ofstudymgHindi,shcaccompan,..d hcrhui;bandonhisForeignS..,rvice 1ourinCh<-nn1i.lndi;1.ar,dplanned to begin work:al !he- U.S. Consulate inlrKliain2014. lr tt:ml · IZ= 1979 Mic h ae l D o mbr osk i teaches anatomyarKl ph)'s.iologyat Kne~ed EnergySchoolof,\{as1,agcinNorth Carolina. His three daughters. Bethany.Al!iron,andMegan.all hawgraduatedfromthcschooland areliccn$1'dmassagethcr:1pists. Fr . raulK ec u a n ,OF M , hasbccn amemb<,rofthefn.nciscanfriars sincejuly2001.0nNo,•.9,2014, ~wasordainedaCa1holicpr1C$1 atAssumptionPanshin\\'ood. Ridge,N-1..whcrchcisonthcpas• toralstaff .FcllowMuistalumniin attendaoceincluded l' a ul CN> n zo , J a m cs fl y nn , S u e( \\' cbe r ) Fl )" Un , TomK a clin . •to ,.-,,,r dLdt c h , Pa t l. ar kin . K e ith H o llm a n . Lin a ( C irig l i ano ) Ho l lm a n '8 1 , Ken E as lon ';S, and A nn e( R icc iardi ) F.a s lon .FathcrKc,man,aformcrAir Forccofficcrand!iOC\a!"·orker.also wo r ksw11h,·ctcran san dfamilies aff.-.::tedbyaddictlon. mat K a th i · ( M cN uh y ) Gn h a 111 and hl'1'husb.ind. 8 i ll .areproudand thrillcdthatthcir)'Otmgestchild. Rua/..hry,,samemberof/..laris1·s Classof2017.e M a u rc e n Kc n n e y retiredfrorntheNcwYorkState publicschool s)'Stemaftera30•)1'ar nrL>erinthcf1eldofschoollinancc. Shcspc,n11helastsix)·earsofhcr carecrast l wassistantsup,mntcn• dcntforfinanccandoper:1t1onsfor 1iwSewanhakaCen1ralli1ghSchool DistrictinFloralPark,N.\'. l rrsn•ut: HJll 4 J oa n ( l.i eber m a n ) O ll c nd o r f (MBA) and 1wr husbarKl. Jo n (MBA). ce~br:1ted101·eanofmuriagein April2014 ,lheymetin198odur• ingtheirfirstdassatMar1s1while working1owardMBAdcgrees ,)<» n gradua1~--.:INo.1lnherMBAclass. Theirson,/cffrcy,gradua1edfrom Maristin20,owith aBSl noornmu • nications .• We nd 1· ( D c ] S i g uor c) !k h ia , · i 1r,dherhusb.arKlarcproud toha,-etht~rd.tughter,J<'nnifer,bc apanofthehl:aris1Clauofao17. JohnR.Plnna ' 71 John R . Pinna ' 71 Named Historian J ~;;i~t~~~Att ' ; : .. ~:~ Poughkttpsieastownh,stori.:rn andchairofthetown'sH1storic Preservation Commission . <',.sTo1< · nofPoughkeepsic histor1an.Pinnaw1ll collabofa1c with Hudson Valley residents. organizations, in~titu1ions. and gowrnmcntofficestoprcscrve historicaldocumcnt$,propcr11cs, structures.andartifacurelatcdto thehistoryofl'oughkeeps~ , Aretiredadm,n,stra1orand teachcrfromtheSpadcnkill SchoolOim1ct.hcSl'n·edna truste-e of the Dutc™'U Count l' HistoricalSocietylor=than fi,-e,-ears.He1salearningdi!.1bil· ityspecialistandanadjuoctpro · fessorinh1storyandeducationat Maris1.AformcrMaristBrother. Pinnahastaughta1Maristfor more1han15ycars.Hcholdsa degr('('inAmericanstudiesfrom Marist,amaster'sdegrceinhis • tory,andan:td\':'lnctddegre-ein educatiooalOOministration , ■ atCushmanand W;,kefitld, th• n,, f amllyo !Wllll am Henn ''9(four1 hfrom rlghl}and hl,wlf,, Pat, has ,o Mar!Hgraduat H , lndudlng ,lght 11,9 111 prlvf\e rul11UttHrvkts ofth• H,nns' uchlld,,n •nd• 1on-ln,Jaw. Thtalumnlgathtr•d lo, a photo following 1h,grad1111lonoltht company In the world, f;,m ily ' s newest;,lumnus, Tlmothy ' 14 . Pe1e,Hlggln 1' 61work1wlthl1wenforc e m e nta9 e nd esl nth e U.S.and • bro a d on ulmlnal J 1111k e informat i on m 1 n 1 9 e m e nt . H e 1 1 pictur e d in K 1 bul,Afghanl<1an , ln2009 a 11heb i ometric1buildingonth eM inl,tryof Inter i or ' s Po li c e campus. Higgins ' 67 Honored for Leadership in Criminal Justice Information Management P ~::i ~~~1~~ ~!;i:.~:r~~i~ 0 i~ 4 t~:t\~";?:r:~~:i't~:i~;;~a;~~:';:~ management. SEARCH. the National Consortium for )usticl' !nformatio11 and Statistics, bestows the annual 0.). Hawkins Award for !nno,otiv" 1. .. adership and Outstanding Contributions in Crimina!Justic" Information Srstems, Policy.andS1atisticsin1heUnitcdSta1cs.Thcawardrtt<.>gnizesnationa! leadershipthatimpro,·esthecriminaljusticecomrn11ni1{sabi!i1)·to de,·clopwduscinforrnation.Higginswasnorninatcdfortheawardb)" ludgcWilliamSes.sions.formerdirectoroftheFBI. Theconsortium"sboardcitcdHiggins's"manyoutstandingcontribu· tionstotheficldofjusticeandpublicsafotyinformationsharing': I HchadadistinguishcdcarecrwiththcFBJ,wherehehclpcdshapc thclntegratcdAutomatcdFingerprintldentificationSystcm{IAFIS). I Post-FB1.hchascontinucd1oshare.oftenasa,-oluntl'<'r,hisknowlcdge andexpcrienccinhclpinglawcnforccmcntagcnciescxplorc,procurc. andtcstcriminaljusticeinformationsystems ) Hehelpl'ddewlopopcrationalconccptsandtransmisslonspecifica1ion standardsanddocumentsforthcuseoffacialr('COgnitionandiris matching.lnthl'U.S .. hchashelpedagcnciesprocureAFISsystems thatsupportcross•jurisdictionalsearchcsandimplemcntfeaturcs thatallowscarchingoflatentprintsbetweenothcrwiseincompat • iblesystcms.Abroad,hisworkinthisarcahdpslraqinationalpolicc Strvicesmanagecriminaljusticerecordsandensurctheirsystcmscan sharerc'COrdswithothcragcncies. ■ 1985 Jeffrc rBasc h startedaWeb•bascd program called WISDOM.featuring aJX1ncloffivcpcoplcwhoaddrcss political and social issues with humor (www. wisd omfans.com). • Michac l Oli, · a)r .rcccivcdan MBA in busincs.smanag.,mcm from Ccntc11aryCollcgcin)an11ary10 1 4 1987 MichaclC a rc y isncwsdire<::tor ofWGD)-AM/Talk 1300 Radio in Alban)•,N.Y./1.a!ichaelisabodoing frC<'lanccphotography,servingas oflicialphotographcrfortheBoght FircDepartment.AlbanyAl! · Stars Roller Derby.Cohoes High School sports.andthcbandCryin"Out Loud.e Bcthfox ' 96 /' 99MA was namedtheSccondaryTcacherof thl'YcarforBastroplndep('ndcnt Schooll)istrictinBas1rop.Tcxas Shchasbccnancducatorfor1s )"cars. e Richa r dGoldma n isa client relationshipmanagNfor l)iscol'crStudcntl.oons.working with colleges and uni, · crsiticsin NcwYorkCit; · .onl.onglsland.and inNe,,.:lc=y.Hc"·asrccogni1.cd withDisco,·cr'smostprestigious award.1h,•2013l'resident"sl'b1c Award.fortopindis-idualsalcsp,.>r - formance .• Karcn (C hattcrton ) , \\a n io n 's daughter, Kerry. was recruitedtoplaysocccratColumbia Unh·crsi1rinNcwYorkCit\'bcg1n- ninginfall2014 . e Gar) 'S mith won thcArcaDirectoroftlwYcaraward athiscompan)".Tc,·aN,>ur0$Cima. "lt'sasalcsachi1•,·cmcntawardfor 2013."hewrites."signifi·ingthatwc wNcNo.,inthcnation." U,88 rom Dc S t cfa n o and Natasha Shtthanrecentlrmarriedatl.aPla)'a BcachandGolfRcsortinNaplcs. Fla .• D a , · idWhite 'sson.David Whitc)r .. wasac ce-ptcdbyHar\'ard Law$ehoolforthefallof1014.Hc alrorecei,·ctlthcBro111.eStarand PurpleHeanforb!"3, · er) · whi!esen ·• inginAfghanis1a11. 1990 Kimberl )· (S nrder ) Beckius•~ firsttwostoricsforl(111kcemaga• zinc appear in the September / October2014issuc.Shchasalso recentlybccnnamcdpublicistfor Squeezcl'od.alineofnaturaltoi- lctricsfortra"cland!ifc.e l. a u ra ( K u czma ) Zeppie r i opened a Hhp a nlc8a,AnociatlonofP e nn1ylvanlaPr es ld e ntWIIIGonul e1 U eft ja ndSecretar y EliubethOquendo j cente r ) congruulueTom Duffy '1 sonr e<e iYlngth e H8APA 's 1014L a Juitida a ward. Hispanic Bar Association of Pennsylvania Honors Tom Duffy ' 75 T ;r::::~;~-:;.~,~"~u"J;~;;:~~: ~a~:;;::~~~%~\~~~~~c~; awardinApril10,4inCityHalll.awl.ibraryinPhilade!phia.Pa. Thca"ord,nowinits13th}'car.recogniicsthosewhohawcomrib• utedtothePhiladdphial.atinocommunit;·andexemplify"qualiticsof the human spirit to which all should aspirc." lhe HBAPA board cited bo1hl)uffy'sda)"•to•dayworkonb,.,halfoftheca1astrophical!yinjurtd and the Cr<'ation of the DutT1 • Fellowship, which underwrites the fu!l•time salaryofstaffattornci·satsomco f thcarea"sforemostpublicinterest legalser,·iccorganimions. ■ Veeck ' 88 Namad President of LI Association J ~;!Hn~:;~ Vpt~~~d•:!t~~ the AUOCUtion offundr;iising Profuslonals Long Island Chaplcr(AFPLI). \'t«klsthtdi=torof<X"-1'1· oprnmtandpubhealfairsfortht CorntllCoopm,11vr Extm1o1011 of Suffolk County. the b~tcoop· rrativrtxten1o1011branchinNtw YortStatt. \'ttd,i11mtmb,trof1ht bo.i.nloldir«conofAFPL l ,has strvrdasvicepm.ldmtofpublic awul'IW$S ror tht orpniuuon. and huduittd iu Ptubnthropy Day. She is a mtmberofthe Hampton Bay, school dis• 1rici'11PerformingAruParents Auociation,volunletr$Wlth1he liamptonllayJUnitedMethodist Church,andbicydtte-l'ryfallfor thtLooglsbndMSSoc~yua mernbffolPatty'sl'tdalers. lul1S:ln!l~'9'.plc1uredwi1h his wlf,, anniltr, wH r«ognbed bylhtOUl<hHsCounlJRtglonaJ Chfimbtro!Com.,..,ce111Forly under1or.-c"'""1lnApril>o14 . llleawa,dl>onorslndmduals und.,ag14owho1rt1hap!ng1t.. fu1u,.of1heHud1onVall1y. prmHt practice called FACETS Counseling Servkr1 (hcing Add1ct10nsandCo•Dependency with Empo"·ermrnt. TruSI and Serenity) in Glntonbury, Conn. 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Po!i(t In the- ltochnttr, N.Y .. arei, "·hn-eN'rtsidtsw1thhisw1foand (ourchildrrn 1 0 e bora S eifor 1 is aspecialagen1withtN'Buruuol Akohol.Tobacco,Flrearms.and Exploswnintht8oitonfielcld1vi- 1995 Tr ld: 1 S h rc, · c ('96 /l.•IA ) n u rr icd JamttVoorson M arch:10.:1014. 1998 E r ia ( f Hg u w n ) Rradle yandh« husband.Bmn.hr-'rthrttchildrtn. ■ M k h ac l Goo t isaneducation reporterlortht-Posl·SfllrinGK'M Falls,N.Y. lz=,-i:1: 1999 Je nn l fu (C• n oni c o) A• • ro c h teaches fifth grade in Hurlson, N.Y.Jennlfor'Jhusb;md, ll r ya n 'oo, 1eacht-smiddlt$Chool lnS1amford, Conn.ln:ionthcy"·ric:omNltN'ir s«ondcbughtt"r.Kayia."·hojolntd bigi,sterMarisn. ■ Ma uh ew Bur ke and his "'1fe welcomed thtirthlrdson,µmtsl'ttt'f.born May'1B.:w1 ◄ .Jamesjc)mshi1proud olderbrothers.DavidandThonm, 2000 Rr y a n A , · r oc h Inches middle Khoo! In StamfOfd,Conn. Hi1 ,.,,fe, J c nni fc r (Ca n o ni co) ' 99 ,1 eac h es fifth grade In Harrison. NX. In :10 1 :1 thty "'rkomed their l«Orld daughtcr,Kayµ.who)oinedbig sistffMuim 2001 Elain e R n dl a y welcomedalUugh• ter.Uynise.bornFl'b.14,:1014. ■ i\larl.L y n c h andh11wi(r. L ori ( \ ' e l e n o • · k )' o:1 ,"·elcomedthtir secondchild.All)WRPligt,born Jan.14,:w11.Allr1onjoin1bigMuer Jillian at home. • l! r ia n S mi th , an agentforNcw\'orkUfolnsurance Co .. w astorc l ocatctolbhtinorc. Md., In July with his wlfo, Or. KathrynRosenblau,whoacctpted Zlif'll«Nnff(N'$iologyposi11ona1 tht )ohM Hopkins Hospital. 2002 A n d r e " ' h t n c h andhls"'ifc, And <ta ( Kut c hm a ) 'o3 ,"flCOll'INl1 babyboy.Carter,bornlunt11.:ao11 ■ Dml1r y ltl. e1 1ndhls"1fe"'il• comedtheirfin1chlld.ad111ghter, Madelrn,borninfrbruary:1011. ■ MIPOon the Move in NYC and DC On Muth 17, JO i t, M1rl111lumn l, f1ml1111, 1 ndfrl tndsm1rt htd upsth A•t nutlnthtanrdSt. P1trltk '1D1yPu1 dtlnN twYork City.Ho1KH"uyGr1ndM1r1h1l1 -rtOr . L ttMldr,goffh«a...d fromri9h1 } 1ndO,.la,t,a,a C1tnlho'n C f1r dgh1jol 1h.e M1rl11Col.ln1tftuttforPublk Opinion ( MIPO ~ who wtrt }olnerl byPrt1idtn11ndMn,Dtnnl1 J.Murr1y1ndthtAm.,1<ot Hl9hlandPlpel1nd. Anumbt,ofM1d1t1h1mnlJolned L tt1 ndhl1w lft,N1nq,,hrb1r1, 1 ndMIP0 1ta ffm • mbtr1lor lunchlnW11hln9ton , D.C ~ lnM•Y zo,1 ,TlltM IP0 111ff.,1w1<1ln W11hln9tonforthtWhl1tH°"1t Co,,espo"6ent1A11od1tlon d lnntr.Sff led lltft todghtj art .lo • An,..T , ProllopowlctSffn ' 91,1(1rlnChd1vllle ' rn , ICtli.tY DonohlM ' tJ.,(OIIHn ( l>kCulloch) lHr<h ' ff , N1ncy, Mu,olamond Stl•-•lt.l1,1Nor•,1ndD1mlan 8edr>1rt '0,4; 111ndlnglltflto "9hl ) lftM1,yGrlffllh.And,_ ~ = •, o ,J u1!1n..,,khlrdt 'o z. G1ryP t rkln 1 '00MPA Gary Perkins ' 00MPA Receives SUNY Cha n ce ll or ' s Awa r d for Teaching Excellence G :;:,:rt~r:i}:0!~,~!:; of1'/e-,,.•YorkChancrllor'sAwardl'or ExcellenceinT..-ad1ing. An associate professor at SchencctadyCount)·Cornmunity College (SCCC). Perkins teach\'$ courwsincrim111allaw.criminolog)\ cnrnmal~·idence/procedurc.ju,"• 111ledehnquency,andin1crpersonal violence He shares " 'ith his students ins1ght~gainedandexperit-N:ts~ h;id while a mm1bcrof1~Sara1oga SpringsPoliccD,:p,artmentfrom 1976102006.llcalsohasrevi$Cd Team Alumni Reunite T ~tLA~~:~~~-e~:m~:::'. lesia lumn1tocampusthroughou1 the)·ear.Thisputwinterand spring.thcAlumniOffi~hosted Marist Mm's Rasketb,all Alumni Weel.:endin)anuary.thcannual Marisl Hockey Alumni Game inFebruary,a ndMaris1Mcn's l.acl"OSSI' Alumni Day In Mar<:h. M e n ·, L across. AlumnlO •~ 1hccriminaljusticcinternprogum Ho,:k e y A lumn l Gllm t andformedp.:1rtners.hipsw11hS('V• eralnewagcncicsinclud1nglocal poladep;ir1men111oaug=n11ht, numbcrofin1e,-nsl,ipsites.He1s1M co-advisoroftheCnminalJustlce Clubandscn·l!ionsc,·cralcampus committees. A recognized expert in the fidd,heha$prCS<.'llledatconfcr- cnctsacrosst~Northeas1,indud- ing those held by the Academy ofCriminalJus1iceScicncesand th<!Criminal Justice Educators Associ3tionofNew\'orkStatc.He isarnembcrofboth Perkinsjolned SCCC as an a djunctinioos,be<:.imcafull-tirne mcmberof1MCollege'sfacul1yasan assisuntprofessorin2oo6.andwas promotedtoassoc1;11eprofessorin 2011.Previously~""saninstructor at the Zones Police Academy. He earncdaBSlncrimmaljusticcfrom Ru5.SellSagcCollege. ■ Homecoming/Reunion Weekend Coverage Dr.Edwf r d Summer5'04/'06MPA hiS~n •ppOlntedchltfdtputytotheprHldentof Stony Brook University. ~ Summers Named Chief Deputy to Stony Brook University President D :;,;:~~ c 5h~:r~!;~:;!~'1~1 :~:i~::eJ StonyBrookUnivcn1ty. Aschief1kputy.Summersserve$asapr<'$idcmial advisorandchicfofmffandw1llactasdesigneein thcabsenceofPrcsidemSamuelLStanlcy)r .. MI). Summershasnearly11yearsofe x pericnceasan exe,:utn-e•le\-eladminlStr;itorsupportingtheworkol acollcgepresident.He".isformcrlychiefolstaffat UnionColltgtandearlitrworkedfor~t~n5e\'ffl ~arsasanassistanttoPresidrotDennisJ.Murray at Mari st . He .. ,as ;ii~ ;in adjunct professor of public administrl\l(Nlandpol1cyandstn·tdasprogram d1r«tor for Prnicknt~l Referral Schol.us. As dirKtor ofMuist Afria Programs. hc0\...,.$3.w worl with nongo,·ernmemalorganizations,ledstudcntgroups toSouthMrkaandGhana.andinniatedplans(or mpstoKrnpandTanzania ..__., __ Homecoming / Reunion Weekend , visit Marist Connect , the Summers euned a BA in politic.al science and an MPA at Marist; hl' holds an MPhil and a Ph D In publicandurb.tnpolicyfromlhcNcwSchool. ■ Marist College Alumni Association ' s new online alumni community , at maristconnect . marist.edu . Just log in with your Marist account and password. Clo oe 103ooalumnl , Hudtnn.p,arenH,andMtnd, 1pant f rlday, ftb. 7, 2014 , atlhtHermltagt(lublnWestOover,Vt.Throughththospltamy of Hermitag e _n,uJim8arnts'84, • M1risttrull ff, and his wilt, Ooton, , a ll sklln9. u,o~rdl119, snOWJhoeing , I<• fkltlng, Ind snow tublngwtrtcompllmtnl1ryfo,the e n1lr t d 1 y . Pr Hl dtn1Dennl1J . Murr .t yho,11<1 1 br u kfut r1<tption a tth t Htrml1 1gt lnn ,w h e r t h e p,ovldtd 1nupdatton1<1Mtles11theColttge . Alumnlwhoenjoytd thtd J ylnclud t d hrntslf1rright),Nkhol 1s l omb1rdl 'o7i l t fU, 1 nd Ktlt h G1l 1 ntl 't 4. Tru1t tt1.1 lum n l.rtllr.-l f acully,f1milleo.1ndfrltndsg11hertdln N;,plt s, F l 1~onFtb.16,10,4,IIL1Pl1ya8uch1ndGolfRtl<lrt . Allhe tvtnt. Presld t nt0-tnn l1 J . Murray Jhued re<entColleg t new f lnd upd1IH.flor l d 1A lumn lC h•pltrPrHldtntErnleArlco'7epr tse n1H EilHnSlco • 97,admlnlur11lvtanlS11n1101heptt1ldent1ndJftrt11ry toM 1 rlW 1 80 1, do/TruJt ee1,wi thth t1 nnu1IFlo,id fA lumnlCh1pl tr Aw 1 rdtoth1nkhtrforhtr su pporto ft heM,ri1tColl~ tAt umn l An0<i•tio11. Abo,,t, K1thlttn1nd Bill Rowley ' ~ ( l eft)ltlkwith Aon Vuy ' 74,9ene, 1 lm•n 19er• tl 1 Pl1y 1. l & n o t es L ori(Ytlenm·k ) L1 • n c h andher . - husband, Mark 'o , . welcom.-.:1 C: thtir.s('('.ondch,ld.AllysonPaige. r" born)an.14,1014.Allyronjoins C bigs.,s1trl1llianathome.• Me li ua :'.; ( Di sco unt ) P e llc tie r r09~ I A)and ~ ~~;~~.1)::~ ' :~ ;;~:,~j~I; 17,1013. 2003 Al yso n ( l'l1 • nn )Ce rcllia andher husband,)erry.wdcomedal>.aby girl.ChloeEhzalK-th,born)une19, 201.t,e A ndre a( Kut c hma ) French ar>dhffhuSWnd, Andre" • 'oa , .. ·el comedababyboy.Uner.bornJune a,. 2014. • Ch r is l ine ( McCo r mack) Story andherhuSWnd, Brian'o,i. welcomedababybo)·.Jamison James,bornD«.30.w13.weigh• ing6pounds14ounces. Hejoins bigs1SINRe11l)·a1home. ■ E dw ard William s l ll manage<lthevideo publishing team for NBCOl)'mpks. co1ndurmg1hc WinterOlympics inSochlinFebruaryao14 , Hcwas recemlypromotedfromsenior producer for NBCSports.com to marug1nged1 1 orolRoco-.-wld.1site 1ha1r«eindmore1hanubillion p,Jgeviewslasti~ar. 1mmi,-uw: 200 4 L es li e ( Giflin)Egiiia n o receiwda master'sdegreeinbusinessadmin• istration fn,m Lebanon Valier Collegt'inDeccmberion. ■ Ki rs tin (C hapman ) Ma r andherhusband, John, ,,,dcomed a bab)' girl. Maggie Ann,borninMarch1013. ■ Bri a n Storr and his wifo. C hri s tine (McC<1 rm lkk ) '03 . wricomeda baby bo) •. JamisonJamn.bornDe<:.30, 10IJ."'~1ghmg6pounds14oonctS. HejoinsbigsisterReillyathome. ■ 1.a ur e n ( Tu s<ca n o)Tobi n andher husband, Tim .recentl)'IOO\'edfrom SaratogaSprings.N.Y .. toMilford, Conn. 2005 l e nnifor (S pan<1 )Ca re y graduated fl'l)m Drexd UniVffSlt)' in Junt'Wllh amaster'sdqi;rttinlibrarya nd information$Cienct'. ■ V in cen t Co lli,u (MJ'A) completed a mas• ttr'sdrgrttln5eeunt1 • stuo:hesatthe Nanll'ostgraduateSchoolCer u er forl--lomebndDd'enwandSecunty. 2006 M a tth ew ll odaba married E l i ubet h W ilbu r 'o8 on/uly31, Dani Moz '09: The Voice Heard Around the World D :~l~L~;o~~~fc 5 a~ 1 t~ n,a!~ 0 :;c:1;,~q~~r~1: .:<::d ent w,th more than ao million Ellit" Goulding's •1 Need Your viewNseachwi-ekthispast Love"landedht'raspoton spring as Dani Mo~. Team pop star Shakirls team. and Shakira's powerhooS(' ,-ocal- Moi l,w('ame ~ of 48 artists ist on Seuon 6ofNBC'shit tom.akeit p,JStthtblindau<li • reality singing competition. tions.A 51N'adnncedo nthe ThtVoice.Mozwaredtothe $1\ow.lN'beganalsotow,nthe topthrttonherteamandtop heartsofAmerica,w,1hher ,,overaU m thecompe1111on mostmemorableperforman« beforeherjourneycametoan astunnmgpianorenditionof end.F.\'enthoughshedidn't LadyGap's"EdgeofGlory" takt'home the trophy.she thatcatapultcdherintothe proved that you don't need !iveroundofthecompetition towinacompetitiontobea Since her time on Tire success Voiu,Mozhassetasldrher Ata\'eryurl)'age.Moz careerinpublicre!ationsto beganexudmgherconfidence tour. perform, and record onstage,andhtrpissionfor newmusicinthtstudiowith singing only grew stronger Grammy-nominated produc• throughout high 5Chool and oanlelleMouleskl ' 09sh•rtd htr muskal ers. After experiencing the college (as a member of the tilt nl wlth m<1r• lh■nao mllllonvlewtrspch sh.ow and wort.Ing alongside Marist Singers) and in 1he wtths0anlMozonS.u<lft6ofH8C ' s hit Qlhtrmusicians.1'\ouayuhe years following her career at r eali ty sin9ingcom~t1 1 lon . Tilt \l'okt , has grown immensely u an Marist.Aftergraduatingasa artist . communica1ionsma,orwith a concentration in public: "I'm I song,,mter, but becauw the show was my relations.me "-orkcdat the TD Garden in Boston while main focus for ov('r a year-and becauS(' l signed a performing nightly In numel'llUS bands, most notably contract-I didn\ havethefreedom torelea S('anynew astheleadsingerforthepopularCO\'tfb.indHotMess materialduringthattime."shesays."ltfeelsgreatto AfterbcingdiscovcredbyTireVoicecastingdlree10rs gctbackintothestudioandworkonthemusiclwas throughherYouTubechanncl.Moz'slifechanged sltt!ngonforsolong 1 • almost O\'ernight. Curious as to what her new sound will be !ike? It Hundred softhousandsofhopeful artists audition will sureli· have her trademark soulful vocals but will for Vie l'oiu each Wason. In what's known as blind incorporateanedgierpop / rock/dmctvibeas Wt'II. By audition5.a p,Jnelofctlebritycwch<!s sits facing away f a ll 1014 Moz~nned toreluSl' her new nuteNI and from the artisls u they perform. lftht'coaches hke kkk olf a tour around the country. wlut they hear. each can push a button 10 turn his or For more inl'ormation. vis,t www.d.i,mmozmusic . M'l'cha1raround, m-eihng theart,stonstagewho .. ~11 com. Factbook.com l lnni~lozMulk.@'danimovnuSIC potentially Join hl ior her team. on Tw,tter, and YooTube.com / DMSinp. ■ 2010.lhe)·wekomedababyhoy, Xa\'ierAlennder,bornJul)'l7,2013 e An n c n,ari e l .ta m y isworkmgon airwi t hTirtToddSJrowon95.5Pl.j inNewYorkCity. ■ Li n d.sayLiq u ori rtte,ved her first New York !devi- sion Emmy nomina1ion for work done u WSYR-T\I in Syracuse ■ MikeMa ~ h a ll andCathl'Ti nt' Blomqui51rnarriedlnl.l ' ilmington. N.C..onOct.11.1013.e Kri sli n ( B u r y)O' H are waspromotedto S1Jper"isoratCSWlnc.Shehasbttn with1hccompanyforS('vcn1·ears 2007 Kcr r iAgg u Jand l)ougl~sF.ngler becameengagedonMay1.1014. ■ C hristin eG iofrlli and D e,·o n O l i .,e r plan 10 marry al the MaristChapelinOctoberao 1 4. ■ ]enniforGor e•C uthbert recentl}' opencdthtGoreL:awFirm.LLC, in Alpharetta. Ga. ■ !l ea th e r ( W e iland ) Wirkus andherhus• band.MkhaeLwelcomedtheirfoi child.abab)'girl.GractBtidgettt'. bornfeb.13,2014. 2008 D~• · id Ho chma n joined Major Leaguellaseballuaspeeia!istinthe league'sbusineHpubhcrclations department. ■ Gre g Marks married Ch r istineMundyonAug.1.;.1013. e Nic h o la sRo m a n e lll mamed Tin aCia rn e lla onSept.15.ao12. mf'<lugh~.TheyreslokinNe,,. • Jersey.He,.-asrecent!ypromotedto victpresw:k-nta1MorganStanley. • E li zabe th \X ' i l bur married MatthcwHodab a' o6 onJuly31, 1010.Theywekomcdalnb)'boy, XavierAleunder,bornJuly,;,2013. Roe ' 11MPA Elected Clerk Der,lwllo. ' nMPA D ~~1~1o•n~t}'.~~~~ elKtedMadisonCount)'clerk, onlythesecondwomantobe elected101hcofficcandmorc than90yearsafter1hefil'$1.Roe. whotookofficcon)an.1.20 1 4, previouslyserveduthcMadison Coun1ydcputyclcrkforcigh1 )-ears. As part of her MPA pro- gr.im,Roeenhanctdscrvicein the Madbon County Clerk"s Office by improving retrieval procnscsandmatingarchival information euily anilab!e tothepublic.lnstilutingthe 1'1adisonCoun11•NYhis1ory.com Websuclcdtomortthansoo researchhitsamon1handcon- 1ribu t ed1oherpublishedar1iclc intheNcwYorkStatcArchives Journalandre<:ognilioninP/ank R11<1dmagazmc, Roer«entlywureappointed tothtRcgion6NewYorkStatc Archives Ad,·iwry Committee ol'thcNewYorkStateEducation Depar1~n1. Madiwn County £thicsllo;ard.andGrta1ttOneida United Way Rwrd, ■ )Pa MZ 2009 S t a cy Allaire and DI Paulson b«ameengagedonDcc.31,2013, onthcbe~hatsunsctinlamaica. TheyplananAugust201swedding onlongbland •• V ictoriaBa nks isattmtorysalesrcpresentatJ\·efor Gn.ingttinChicago.111 . • Joshua P t t e r w n andhlswife. Kad e in e { Ca mpbell ), welcomed their first child,aboy. J ackMavcrick.born Feb.20,2014.lhcyh\-einhhaca. N.Y. Alumni Return to Campus for " OUT in the Real World " A lumni a nd lrt t nd s offt<ed 1 dwl< e to M1rl•I ,tudent• during I n e w c1mpus eve nt , " OUT In !ht Real Wo,ld, " O N APRI_L 24. 2014. t he Offict of Alumni Rcla1ions in c:onjunction with the Marist Col l tgc Divtrsity Council hos t ed a new even I on campuscallc<I "OUT in the Real W o r ld." As pa r l ofthisspccia l evenl, Marista l umnl r ct u rned t oca m p u stos h arepcl"$◊na l storlesaboutbei n gope nl yg a yinthc w orkplace.1he panel ans\\-eted qul."Slions abo u t interviewing . finding gay-friendly workplaces, and how/when 10 share your story withcolleagul."S. Amo n g 1 h ealumni r epr~nted were DanielleCibelli ·o;. Fred Devtr"8;. Brian McAlpin '03, Igor Vol sky 'oS. and soon-to-be Maristgraduate Gary Hulbert "15- Thtalumni pantlim rtprl'$tllteda r.ingtofgl'flfr.ltion.al ptr5p«li\-nfromanarnyol'industries Including educa11011, fin.ana, marh-ling. and public strvice. McAlpin ";is one of three p.anl'lists ,..ho tn,'t'led from \1:'uh1ngton,D.C..1opar1icipa1e. "Aun alum, it .. ;in great honor torf'lurn to Manstand :iddrtUstudentooncernsabout LGBT (Ltsb!an. Gay. BiSC"~ORI. Tnnsgi.-ndeT) issues in the pol'l-gradualion world," he said. "Like a workforct,a st\lOl'llt body canon!)·reachltstrutpotential"·henitrq,reSC"ntsallbackgroundsanddiversiti<"S.ltthrillsmetos«lh.at Marist is cmbr.ic:mg an indusi,-e em·ironment,and discussions like this wlll help ensure future ,uccns for ourstudents." ■ M1,geau•Uppm 1 n ' otmlfrie-cl Jon 1hHo,klnsonftb, 1 s,ao 1 1, lnS.attle , Wuh ,S h el, aPhO < a ndldat , atth,Unln,. l tyof Washlngtonlnlhtcommunlcation de~rtmtnt ,w h erts h els specl1llzlnglnr h e to,lc 1 nd critl<al / <ultural,tudl H, Shel , ,latedtograduatelnao1s , Rach el Anduson ' n1nd B,ian hck ' 01(front l we,e married In Our l1dy S.atofWl,dom Ch1pt1 lat Mart,ton Feb. 11, ao,4. Mad,talumn l pr Hentwere(le ftt ortght)AMn Keeshan 'o6, Michell• OIGeron l mo · K tt shan " 06 , AmandaPltbfl.llaul1C a ppill ino-Menln1'01,Nl<ol1 And e rson - P tk'o,,(ri<18e<k-Cappillino'o•,CraigColnt1'06,( dw a,d Anderson ' 71 ,w holsth e9 r1ndf1therolthebrid e, Ju1tinOllwe '06, Artell e O ' Ad 1 mo ' n , Mi<h H IAnnunzllto ' <>s,Jull18r1un'os ,1 ndG !n1 Oom e n l<o '96. Nol pktu, e d butprHenl WH Robin (OlngH)WH l 'l a. M Alumni Atdhors In Being the Be$/· Tire Nonprofit Organi:ntion's Guide to Tr>lnl Q1mfity (Abbolt Prrss. 2oi4), F mkr i c l. A. La m but , F. dl> ' 6 3rcliesontl\epnociplesoftotalqual- B EST ~t:t:~~:~;{:1~:~~ta~0 ~~;:u~~'.~ liiil atatimewhendiminishinggovcrnmcnt, corponte,andprivatcfunding$0Urcnoften compelnonprofitstorc'<lucestal'l',prograrns, andhoursofoperation.Lamlx-rt,whohas taught nunagemmtandorganiutional lead- l'rship on the undCTgraduate and graduate lt-,·elsandhasdeatdesofnu.nagcrialandexf'CUti1~ex~iencein highereducatioflandartsorganiz.ations.address..-showtobuild a ((M.mdation that promot es succ-. craft and pursue a strategic plan.createandsustainacultureofqu.i!it)',plllthecustomcrfirst nomatterwhat,anddc,·clopleadcrswhowillcreatcandsustain organizational growth and success. M,;GrawHi)IBookshaspublishcdthesi~th ■ · _' ' " edition afM,c.rodr1pF..11brkatio1, A Pro.cl/cal Guid e toStmico11ductorPr«wmg. by Peter Va n Za nt ' 6 8. Van Zant and his wife, Mary DeWi1t,self-publishrothtfiTS1ed1tionoithe tcxtin1<)8.4."WefoundedSemioonduc1or Services,aSiliconValley1r.unmgoomp;my. andMicroch1pFabroc.itiongrcwoutofour semiconductortr.iiningprograms,"sa , dVan Zam. McGr:.iw Hill Books has published all subsequent l'<li t io11s. Thcmanyedi1ionshaveretainedthcb.isicscience,chemistry.and electronicsunderlyingtheindustrywhill'introducingnewrcaders tothelatestmanufacturingt«hniquesandprocr=.l'htlatest edition is available from McGraw Hill Bool::s and major onlinl' bookcomi>3nies. Dr . MichadC a nn ' 69 hasdonated seven books he co-authored or _,..,_,L - - edited to Ma r ist'slibrary. Thl' books deal wi t h various topics inchemistry,grcenchl'mistry, and sustainable technologies. CannisDistinguishedProfnsor of Chemistry and co-director ofenvironmentalscienceatthe ..,, ...,_,.__ """ '--- = =- UnivcrsltyoiScranlon . Robert F. So mmer •1 ~•s sccond no,'t'I, A l r t::s~ 1 ~ 11 ;~;~~~~~t~t~t~~~~; - r ~-- darlty and pacl'," wrote poet David Ra)', "A tit< ~ t7~~,!;;'.';:t~:k:rau!~";~~~~:~:!\~i::; . ' "1'. ~~rf~i;i~S~i:~:on: ~~sa~~;if~~~; 1,, f describedSommcr"s6rstno,.'t'l, \Vhenethe \Vi11dBlew(2oo8).as"astoryoithepastand :::t~;~i:r~; h~:t~ · 1:::~~~c~~1~; w•~~ --- Fm11ds: One Family's./ormury througlt11 Dec11deof Amer/ran \r'itr. Excerpts ha,'t' appeared in Rat Ital/a Rei·iew, New P/11/ns. Review. and Tire \'(l/iir/ybird Aml,a/ogyof Kamsas City Writers. Jea nn cSe lm e r ' 7 9 recent!ypublished Two Sisten in lre/a11d through A muon. oom.WhensistersKennaalldNikl.:itakca 1o·day,-;acationinlrl'lalld,theirforaysoff thebeatl'npathslc.idthemtoholywellsalld encountersw,thghosuandfairil'S.TheirM"w expericnccsignitcpassionsbothspiritual and physical. Lind a(7..emba) llu r h a n ce'85 haswrilte11 Arm Knit1/11g: C/11mky Cowls, Sc11rves, m,d Other No-Needle K11its. lhis instructional bookshowshowtodono-needleknitting, whichusesarmsandhandsinstcadof nttdles. " Arm-knil scan....sandcowlsknit upqukkly(anhourorless)andrequire ~ i './111~ 0..:,~ justaskeinortwoofyarn,"saysa<k:scrip • tiononAmnon.com.lhebookletoffers thebasicsofarmknillingandfoatures 12 projtcts. A lhreads Magazine Sel«t ~ · - Bool.:let published by Taunton Press, lt's availableincraftand}'arnstoresnatlon - wi<leaswcll asonline1hroogh Amawn. oom.Burhanc ea ndMaggieBrowne ' 83 joinedforcntomakea, • idooshowcas • ing the g;irml'nts in the book. View the video al hup- J/ youtubc / l'udsv7rZmBY . Monsterreturnsinthethirdins t allmem ofthcMons1erandMe ~ seriesofchil - dren'sbookswriuenby l'aulCzajak'9 3 . Mom/er Nuds11 Christmas. Tru follows theprotagonistashegoninsearcho( aholidaytrccandfim15plentyofwin - tertimefunalong1he,--;ay.Publishcdby ScarleuaPrns.theboQkisa, .. ilablefrom bookstoresandonline,·endors. Kath l ee n Donu h oe ' 9 , 1 's novel,71,eAs.lieso/Fiery\'(/e,r//rer.willbe publishl'dbyHoughto 1 1M i ffiinHarcourtinthefallof20 1 5 C . W. Bennett '98MA's book of eight short stories. Huds,m V111/ey Stories.explores ·aspeeuofcomeupp,mceand re<ll'mp1ioo,3mong othnoutcomes,"according1oa<k:scriptiononAmazon.com . ·lhe maincharactcrsinthes<:>storiesbearouttherealities1hatgood people sometimes lo5e, or lo5e control, and can be guilty oi isofated orl.'\'l'flregularindiscretions,andthatblatant.glanngl.'\ ' ilof1mgoes unrecogniil'd.Alle,ghtstories,thoughpurrlyfictional,arrinspired by variou$ towns in the Lower Hudson Valley region of New York Srnte."lhebookisavailableonlineatAmazonandBarnes&Nob l e. Sca n Stc ll a t o' o a haswritten/1.'oBnckmg Dow11. available from Mascot Books in Hrrndon,Va . lheblogofthecityoiSalem, Mau..whnethisnonfic1ionaccounttakcs place,describesthebookthisway:"Salem foo1b.illstarSeanS1ellatohaschronicled 1hedramaticstoryofthe1994$:ilemHigh Schoolfootb;illteamandtheirmugglctomy togc t hcrduringatumultuousseasonthatw;is chargcdwlthpoliticalstrifcandatcachcrs' strikl'."(http://salcm.org/blog). Remembering Father James Driscoll R ~i/~.:~:"~~;::1 1 1~::~s;;,f~;~ andaprofossoroftheologyand philosophyduringMarlst'searly )'Carsasalayinstitutionformen, dicdNov,7,io13,inCumberland, R.l .. attheageofSg.FatherDriscoll ser,·cd the Marist community from 196110,966 Evensoyearslater . there are reminders on campus of FatherDriscoll'sdaysatMarist WorkingwithPresidentLinusFo)' andMarist'scarlyarchitectPaul Canin.hewasthcdrivingforce forthebuildingofByrneHouse Originally developed to house priestsservingonMarist'sfaculty, Byrne has supported spiritual Rev . Jam es AloyslusDriscoll , OP "Without)imDriscollthere wouldbenofootballatMarist." s;, i dTaylor."Thcrcwcrcmani • rolesthatnecdcdtobepla)·t>d ingettingstarteda11dFather wasourcontactandadvocate with the school administration. Withouthisaidingatht>ring support and winning over ll3)'Sayers.wcncwrcouldha\'e usedtheschoolname,muchless playedfootOOll: "Fatht>rwasnotjusta(oo t • ballsupportt>r."Tayloraddtxl. " Hewasagreat t eachcrandhe gotmesointerestedintheo!og)' thatlendeduptakingaminor intheficld.ltookcverycourse hctaught.Foralltht>workhe didandprojectsandstudcms activitiesthroughouttheyearsand iscurren1lyhon1etotheCollegc'srobus1Campus Ministr)·progrnm AplaqueintheGuestandMediaCenteron thctopflooroftheTenneyStadiumgrandstand citcsFathdsroleinbringingfootballtoMarist i111965.TomTaylor'66,astudentleadcrinfoo1- ball'sfoundinga11dabencfactorofthestadiu111 requestcdthatFatherDriscoll'snamebeincludcd onthisplaquecommemoratingfootlMll'sorigins head,·ocatedfor,heneveraskedforanythingin return."Thetwomenmaintainedalifelongfriend- shipwhichextendedtoTa)'lor'sfamily."Weall admir<>andmisshim." 2010 Ri c hardArl<>o 1orncdMI.B.comas anrd,1orialproducerforthe2014 season.a J cnnifcrl -lcrn andt>1 . got marriedonMay13,2014,andis cntcringgradualcschooltopursuc anMPA .• Aftt>rthrt>candahalf )'tarsnfstud)•, l. y ndsa) · Martin isno .. • aDoctorofChiropractic, livingandworklngintheBoston area.ShchOp<'Sloworkw1thath- let~andtcamsi11thcarca.a Stcvc Townsen d marrird Kara Osborne on)an.18.2014 201] RcnccGenn3felli graduatcdin Decembl·r2013with an MS in biostatistics from Washington Uni,,ersit}'inSt.l.ouisSchoolof Medicinc.SheisaslaliSlicaldata anal)'StatthcSchoolof/.kdicinc • Chri s tie Gorman and William llerard marrirdinAugus\2013 2012 Chcls ill cauregard isaucnding Uniformed Services Uni,·ers1t)' o(HeahhSdcncesin Bethesda, lnWorldWarl!,hesawactionlnt-/ormand)'aS a memberofthe U.S. Army's 29th lnfanlr)' Di,·ision. AfterMarist,hetaughtatProvidenceCollege.his undergraduate alma mater. for 40 )'ears. He was a Dominicanpriestforsgycars . ■ Md .. pursuinga!'hD\nt>mcrging infcctiousdiseast>. • Toni Ann Ca rlon e isasmallbusinessowncr. Hercompanr, Tutus by Toni.is basedinthcHudsonValle)'cit)'of Newburgh (www.tutusbrtoni.com andalsoonFact>book.lnstagram. andTw;ucr}.a C athcrincfa,.rot is complctinghervolum«rrcarwith 1hc AmeriCorps-CityYcar program mMiami.During2012-2013.shc volun1ccr~-dwi1hthe l.i\'1ngwilh PurposeprograminNcwOrlcans' Episcopal Diocese. • ~ lannah Magar g c l studit>dabroadhcrjunior )'CaralMaristandhasncvcrgot- tcno,·crit!Shcrecrntlymo,·edto Italy to teach English after rcalii111g 1hatfashion,ht>rformcrmajor,ll'as noltheindustryforher.o Joscph l'apiro bcgan a new role in the inlcrnalionaldi\'isionofDomino's Pizza.He,sanarcaleadcrovcrsee• ingDenmark.thcNctherlands. llclgium.andFranccasanop<'ra• tionsconsultanl.a P atri c kSht>a graduated from Marine Corps RecruitTrainingatParrislsla11d. S.C.,th1spastMarchasamemberof thc2ndRecruitTrainingBa1talion, F Co., Platoon 2018. • Ra c hel S wecnc y 'scompan)',lndieTwcnty, had a neck face featurt>d on the tele• "isio11sericsPrellyl.i11/el.iars.ln July2014.Rachelsh1ppedwholesalc toS1ngaporeandAustra1iarl><:cnt!)' andhasparlnert>dwith,\\odavanti 00111.aneco·sustainabilit)'faShion retailer. 201:J HrpnGamach e (MPA)wasele<:tt>d to the Allcgan)'County{N.rJ SPCA BoardofDire<:tors.Heisdirector ofbusincssandcommunit)'dt>•·cl - opmcntathiscompan)'.• Ash l e r l.a mpm an ,spursuingamaster's dcgrecinindustrial / organizauonal p$)'Chologya1tht>Uni,•ersit)'O(New Haven in West Haven.Conn.a Matthe .. · Paqu <'l (MPA)andMarr EilecnKcllyplanncdton1arr)'Oll O<:t.24,2014.a Sara h ( Dougla s) Woj c ik startrdabusiness,Frostbite Card,,aholida)'gr<>etingcardcom panyfeaturinghcrillustrations (ww11·.frostb1wcards.co111). 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M :,~~~L::;;,:;:~a:%:! lanuar y with Professor Ed Smith weren'tsurewhat",asallead. Butwhattheydidn'tt>xpectwas thatb)'thecndofthcscmcstcr,thc)'d havespackledwallsinaretail$jX!Ct>in downtownPoughkeepsiea!ldtrans- formedthesp;iceintoapop·upart gallcrythatremainedop,..nfornearly twoSi~ci~~\lsotheMaristArtGaller)' ---- ..t!-::0-- -- dirt-<:tor,didn't havetheproject in mi!ldeith('Twht'ntheclassstarted. "Dunngtllecourseofthecapping class. tht') ' wt>reasking, 'How would )'OU get ancxhibitlon?'Sowcchangcddircctlon andlsuggestedthe)'goand.secureaspac\' andcreateanexhibitionfromsouptonuts." Sm11hs.iid. Theideawasthcfirststi:plnwhatbecame "FromWatertoWall"(eaturingtheworkof 1oofthestudc11ts. The narncofthecxhibl • tionaroscoutofalongthink•tanksession amongthestudents."ltwasfohthat'From Water to Wair gave an acknowledgement tothcHudsonRiverandtheyoungartistf placcthcreandasc,1scoftlmc1A1SSing."s..1\d Smith."Alsothisrdatcdtotheculmination oftlle,rfou r ye~rsatMarista!ldanexhibition thatmadeitto'11legalll'l")'".llls'inacohesi1't' andclear1'('Tsionofthcirpcrsona!,1ies." lheartstudcntswcuredthcdowntown spaceforfr~c.e.gotsupportfromthcOutchcss Count)' nonprofit Arts Mid-Hudson and tllen hadonemonthtoturnthesp;iceimoaslecl:, weloomingartgallerythatcreatedacon• ncctionbetw~>en thestudentsandthelOC:ll comrnuni1y.llesidesrcnova tion s.1heyhad toprcparca11dcuratcthcworkandcrcatc andpublishanexhibitioncatJlogas wcl!aspublici1.ethccxhibltionnnd a reception. "h "'asa "eri· "/1.-lick,•y Rooner•Jud)' Gartand' th1ng-'Lct's haw a shol-~·" Smith chuckled. "Therp ulled it off amazingly well. Arts ,\-!id-Hudson was tremendously impressed.StudentsfromB.lrd,Vassar , and Newl':iltznowallwanttodothis." EthanKol,-,1ite'14Mdthreeoilpain11ngs 1ntheexhibition,buthiscontr1but,onswcnt beyondputt111gpainttocanvas.Hep.1inted walls,too,ashcandothcrsprcppcdthc galler)'space.Kolwaitesaidthc"rcal•life" aspectofthcp.-o;ectmadcitexcitinganda bitncrw•wrackingas"'l'II. "There were 110 guarantees it would work"hesaid,addingth:111hebiggt>Stperk wasthccollaborationarnongthestudents, whetherthl') 'h adpiecesintheexhibition ornot. "RolesandideasbouncedOOckandforth betwcenstudentsrcgardlessoftheirspe• 8YKATMLHNN0RT0NM(NUlTY ' 79 citicdutles.Wehadaverydh·erscgroup lncludingathletes.fashiondesigncrs.stu• dioart1sts,digitalartisu,ska1eboarders. photogr.iphers.and more." Kolwa,tc said. AlexM:1rinescu·14,whowasapho• tographcrfortheexhibitioncatalog. agrt't'd."lhebcstthingisthatltwasan amuinggroupofpeoplewhoworkedto createanamaimgprofCCt. and we made bonds with people we"II know for a longtime ," JuliaPapiernik'14. coordinator of events and oneofthestudcntcura • tors,managcdthetight schedule.She made sure 1heca1alogcomponcn1s werecon1plett-dalldpushcdoonstruction tasks along. Whcnmoneygottight.thcstudents turnedtorelatlvcsorfrlends.l'apierniksaid herfother,anclcctricalco111ructor.d1·0ve fromBulfalotoPoughkcepsietoinstalla creativetrack•lightingsystem. Bes1desthes.ilesofafowp1t-<:es.secing friends. fomil)', members of the /1. • larist com• munity.andsupportcrsfrornthelocalarts sceneatthegallt>r)'"'asabigrewardforthc students. "Shakmghandswiththeprofessorslhad atMaristwhocametotheopcnmgwasal\"al highlight,"'notedKolwaite. Thoughthcstudentssaidthcywerca ha concerned about how it would turn out, Smithhadnodoubtsfromthestart. lnthet>xhtbitioncatalog,theartprofes • sorwrote:"Withtheheadandthl'heartin alignmcnt.thegrowthofthisrcmarkable OOnd"•asassurcd." ■ W o uld you like to make a gif t to Marisl that will help future s tudent s and also provide you with stea d y payments during your retirement years! A Ch;iritabl e Gift Annuit y may be ri g ht for you. How ii w o rks: Through a s imple contract, you ag ree t o make a donation o( cas h, stocks, o r orher assets t o help Mari st ove r the l o n g t e rm. In return, r o 11 fond so meone else, if you choose) receive a fixed payment each year f o r the re st of yo11rlifctimc. Th e C hari 1abl c Gift Annuit y off e r s other b c nefo s : Y o ur initial g ift i s p i miall y in co me tax-deduc 1 ible . • Your Charitable Gift Anmlit)' payments arc partial!)' income tax-free thr o u g h ou t your estimmcd life expecta n cy • Y o ur payments arc not a ffcCled by up s a nd downs i n the economy. • Th e g ift annuity can be for o ne o r t11 ·0 p eo ple, so your spouse o r another l◊1 ·ed o n e c; m a l so r ec eiv e pa y ment s for life. • If yo u u se apprcciai,xl stoc k w m:1k c : 1 g ift, you c;i n u s u: 1ll y el iminat e c:ip irnl ga i n s t a x o n a portion o f th e g ift nnd s p read th e rest of th e ga in ove r your life e xp ecta ncy. MARIST To learn more about this wa y t o su pp or t Mari ~ t. including a pcrwnalizcd 5m nrl c rnlcu lmi on fo r a Charitable Gift Annuity, plea,e contac t Senior Dcn,lopmcnt Officer for Planm.:d Giving Shai l cc n K opec :n (845) SiS-3468 orsh,,i l ccn .k opcc@ma r i. 1. edu. 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