Bloomsburg : the University magazine (1997)

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SPRING 1997
THE UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE
Learning
from
Africa
An interview with
Agbango
(ieorge
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EDITOR'S VIEW
Our
university's strongest asset is unequivocallyour
people. Qualitypeople who genuinelycare about
others. People offeringwisdom fromyearswith us
and othersjoining uswith new ideas. Peoplewho are growing
independentlyand together usingthevast resources our
l'i"!i!iif^iilylg'H''iliJ^I*iI M1 academyofhighereducation offers.
This issue ofBloomsbiirg,the fourth since itsbirth as our
university's magazine, focuses on outside influences and
experiencesthathave provided uswith differentperspectives
overthe past fewmonths. Aworld leader shareshis successful
formula for a more unified world with our December
graduates...two facultymembersprovide insights from another
continent...and another gainsNASA's supportto explore the
wonders ofanotherplanet.
Closerto home,we learn more about acampus spiritual
leader...studentswho addvalue to their Bloo—msburg—education
in real-world classrooms...a coach whowins alot
especiallyin the eyes ofthosew—ho playforher...and—the
newest members ofour family the Class of2000 the
largest in universityhistory!
I hopeyou enjoymeetingthe manyfaces on thesepages that
are Bloomsburg.
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IN THIS ISSUE
VOL. 3 NO.
I
SPRING 1997
2 Coming from the New South Africa
Bloomsbun
byJoanLentczner Inhiscommencementspeech,ArchbishopEmeritus
DesmondTututhankedstudentsfortheirsupportinendingapartheid
^kJi.iiflff I » ' ' ' ' T' " ' '^ andurgedthemtomakeadifferenceintheworld.
BLOOMSBURGUNIVERSITY
THEOSPTAPTEENSNYSSYTlEVMANOtFAHISIGAHMEERMEBDEURCAOTFION. 5 Unveiling the Face ofVenus
STATESYSTEMOFHIGHEREDUCATION byEricFoster GeographyandearthscienceprofessorMichaelShepard
BOARDOFGOraRNORS hasbeenawardedatwo-yeargrantfromNASAtodeterminewhatthe
REugeneDixonJr.,Chair;JuliaB.Ansill, surfaceofVenuslookslike.
ViceChair:R.BenjaminWiley,ViceChair;
MuriWelBerman.ChristopherJ.Cerski,
Jeffrey Coy.DanielRElby,RichardA.Fino, 6 Classrooms in Office Clothing
GlennY.Forney,EugeneW.HickockJr,
RJosephLoeper,KimE.Lyttle,JosephM. byTrina Walker BloomsburgUniversityhasformedpartnershipswith
Nespoli,RoccoA.Ortenzio.TomRidge, 2. TheNewSouthAfrica dozensofemployersthroughoutthestatetoprovideopportunitiesfor
JeSrteaWpl.etSocnh,ulCehrr,iAsntidnreeJw.ToHr.etSthio,ffonneer,vPaactarniccyk.J. studentstogainworkplaceaswellasclassroomexperience.
CHANCEUOR,STATESYSTEMOFHIGHEREDUCATION
JamesH.McCormick 10 Learning from Africa:An Interview
BLOOMSBURGUNIVERSITY'COUNCILOFTRUSTEES byEricFoster PoliticalscienceprofessorGeorgeAgbangodiscusses
JosephJ.Mowad,Chair Africa,itstribulations,theU.N.andtheroletheUnitedStatesshould
JenniferR.Adams,FirstViceChair playinAfricanpolitics.
LaRoyG.Davis'67,SecondViceChair
A.WilliamKelly71,Secretary 14 Making a Home
RamonaH.Alley
RJoabmeerstTW..AtBhueerhtnoenrJrJ.r. tbhyisKayteahrl.eeLneaMronhfrirsBtlhoaondmshbouwrgstauddmeinttstecdreiattselaargheostmefraewsahymefnroclmashsoemvee.r
David Cope73
J.
KevinM.O'Connor 16 Creating Spirit
DavidJ.Petrosky byKathleenMohr AsBloomsburg'slongest-servingcampusminister.
TedStuban SisterAnitaMcGowan,playsanimportantroleincampusministry
PRESIDENT,BLOOMSBURGUNIVERSITY andthelivesofstudents.
JessicaS.Kozloff
BLOOMSBURGUNIVERSITYALUMNIASSOCIATION 19 Finding Hope in the Rustbelt
SandraRupp'71,President 6. Classroomsin OjficeClothing
NancyFeherEdv/ards'70,VicePresident byEricFoster EconomicsprofessorLizPatchhaspublishedabookthat
CarolynVernoyReitz'51,Secretary examinesthecausesandeffectsofmanufacturingjoblossacrossthe
JohnTrathen'68,Treasurer nation,includingnortheasternPennsylvania.
DougC.Hippenstiel'68,Ex-Officio,
DirectorofAlumniAffairs 20 The Quiet Champion
BLOOMSBURGUNIVERSITYFOUNDATION byScottLeightman SoftballandfieldhockeycoachIanHutchinsonis
ElbernH,AlkireJr.,Chair expectedtogainher 1,000careerwinthisspring,makingherthe
VictoriaLMihalik.ViceChair
winningestcoachofcollegiatewomen'ssportsinthecountry.
AnthonyM.laniero.ExecutiveDirector
DavidHilLTreasurer
23 Constructing a Brighter Future
EXECUTIVEEDITOR
JoanT.Lentczner
EDITOR 25 Creating Scholarships forVeterans
JimHollister'78
MANAGINGEDITOR 26 News Briefs
EricFoster
COPYEDITOR 3 What's Happening
KathleenMohr
PHOTOGRAPHERS 16. CreatingSpirit 32 The LastWord
DavidAshby'92
KeithHaupt.Press-Enterprise byJessicaS.Kozloff
JoanHeifer
SamBidleman'76,Johnson'sMillPhotography
MarlinR.Wagner
DESIGNER
JohnLorish
ARTDIRECTOR Coverphotos
JanelA.Fry bySamBidleman,
EDITORIALBOARD Johnson'sMillPhotography
NancyFeherEdwards'70
LawrenceB.Fuller Covercollagedesign
JoanT.Lentczner byJanelA. Fry,
DonnaCochrane The.Lorish Company
DougC.Hippenstiel'68
Addresscommentsandquestionsto:
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Archbishop TUtu:
Coming from
the
New
South
Africa
Themanwhohelpedendapartheidin BYJOAN LENTCZNER "Oncewewerevisitingyourmilitary
SouthAfricaspoketoBlootnsburg PHOTOSBYDAVIDASHBY academyWestPoint,"saidTutu."The
Universitystudents.Andthankedthem. KEITHHAUPT&JOAN HELPER cadetsgavemeacapto commemorate
thevisit.Mywife [Leah] couldhavebeen
ArchbishopEmeritusDesmond Lookingoutintothecrowdof niceandsaid'Thecap istoosmall.'No,
Tutu,NobelPeacePrizeLaureate, graduatesandfamilies,Tutuurgedthem shesaid'Hisheadistoobig.'"
gavethekeynoteaddressatthe to"makeadifference"and"goforit"in
December1996commencement makingtheworld"moregentle,more PresidentJessicaKozloffhadseveral
convocationandbecamethe 13th compassionate,more caring." opportunitiestogetacquainted
recipientofanhonorarydoctoratefrom withArchbishopTutuduringhis
BloomsburgUniversity. two-dayvisitatBloomsburgUniversity.
"I greetyoucomingfromanewSouth "OneofthevividrecollectionsIhave of
Africa,thedemocraticSouthAfrica,the Archbishop Tutuishisoptimism,"she
freeSouthAfrica,"saidTutu,whowon says."Obviously,hehasstrongvaluesand
theNobelPeacePrizein 1984forhis strongidealsandwants ustodobetter.
contributionstothepursuitofracial But,whatimpressesmemostaboutthe
justiceinSouthAfrica. manisthathe'snotbeatendownordis-
Hethankedtheyoungpeopleof couragedbyman'sinhumanit)'toman."
America"whorespondedto ourcause. I "Tutu'spresenceoncampuswasreas-
usedtocometothiscountryandvisit suring.Hisbehefthatproblemscanbe
campuses.Andyoungpeoplewho ought solvedbypeoplesittingdown,blackand
tobeworryingabouttheirgradeswould whitetogether,to discusstheirdifferences,
besittingoutindemonstrationsin nomatterhowwillingorunwUhngthey
supportofourcallforsanctions.Itwas maybeinwantingto succeed,isasignof
youngpeoplewhobelievedthatthiscould hope,"says Ir\'inWright,oneofthe
beadifferentkindofworld. foundersandco-chairofBloomsburg's
"I comefrom acountrywherethe Theworld-renownedleaderalso University-Communit)'TaskForceon
worldissayinganincrediblemiraclehas delightedtheaudiencewithhismodesty RacialEquity. {SeeBloomsburg:A
happened."SouthAfricawas"onthebrink andhumor. CommunityWorkingTogether)
ofthemostawfulbloodbath.Wewere,as "Iaccept [thishonorarydegree] on "Tutuoncesaidthat'It'sonlybysitting
yousayinthiscountry,reallyupacreek. behalfofmypeoplewhohavestriven down andtalkingtoeach other,thatwe
"Ourspectacularvictoryisyourvictory," againstoneofthemostvicioussystems begintodiscovereachother,'"adds
Tututoldhisaudience.Heproudlynoted theworldhasknown,"saidTutu."Truly, Wright."Hiswordsandactionschallenge
thesuccessofoneofthegraduatesinthe whenyouareinacrowdandyoustand usasAmericansto admittotheurgent
audience,Lesiba'Lucky'Mabokela,a outinthatcrowd,itisreallyonlybecause necessityofworkingtogetherto createa
SouthAfrican andrecipientofaidfrom youarebeingcarriedontheshoulders comfortableandsafesocietythat
theTutuFoundationandothersponsors. ofothers." encouragestheinclusionofallpeople."
BloomsburgUnWersityMagazine SPRING 997 3
1
TUTU
Tutuspokewith reporterson several who makeafull public confession of stumps for investment."I'm saying'invest
occasionsthroughouthisstayin human rightsviolationstheycommitted in SouthAfricawhile thepricesare at
northeastern Pennsylvania, duringapartheid.TocriticsofSouth basementlevel.' It'snotgoingto remain
addressingissues rangingfrom race Africa'samnestyprogram.Tutusaid,"If thatwayforlong."
relationsin the United Statesto South you gothe routeoftheNurembergtrials, Asked atonepointduringhisvisit:
Africa'sTruthandReconcOiation youhavethatkindofretributivejustice. "IfGodwerelookingattheworld
Committeeandamnestyprogram. Andashes.SouthAfricawouldhavegone todaywith alltheproblemsweare
"Iwas surprisedin myveryfirstvisitto up in flames." having,whatdo youthinkHewouldsay?
theUnited States,thatAfrican-Americans "Wehave alreadydiscoveredthat,apart WouldHebehappyorwouldHebesad?"
wereso angry,"hesaid."Inowknowwhy. from anythingelse,theamnestyprocess Tutuanswered,"Well,I'msurehe
Inyourcountry,whereitispossiblefor hasprovidedusvfithveryconsiderable, wouldhavesome disappointments.He
theskytobethelimit,alwaysitseemed specificinformationthatwasveryelusive, seesthewaypeopletreateach other,
tobeaninvisibleceilingagainstwhich aboutwhomurderedso-and-so,"hesaid. includingthewayspeoplearecruelto
peopleofcolorseemtobebeatingtheir "Someofitisverygruesome.I myself eachother. But,on thewhole,he
heads.Youareawonderfulcountry, wonderhowmuchtruthwewiUbeable wouldsay,recognizingthatpeoplehave
butI don'tthinkyouhavequitedealt totolerate."Withouttheamnestyprovi- redeemingqualities,he'sgladheletusout
with thosemanyresidualhates." sion.Tutu admitted,therewouldnothave ofthebox,thathedidthisexperiment."
Tutuischairperson ofSouthAfrica's been anegotiatedsettlementin 1994.
TruthandReconciliationCommittee, Tutu,who calledforsanctionsagainst
whichcangrantamnestytoindividuals SouthAfricaduringapartheid,now
Bloomsburg: A Community Working Together
Inanera when n—ewspapersregularlytoutnewfindingsofracial workshopleadersand, in turn, agreedtoserveasvolunteer
dividesinAmerica in w—ealth,perceptionsofthecriminaljustice diversitytrainers. Sincethen, approximately4,300participantsat
systemandopportunities BloomsburgUniversityandtheTown thetmiversityandin thecommunityhavetaken theworkshops.
ofBloomsburghavebecomeleaders in workingto bridgethose Theforumsencourageacceptanceofdiversityandinclusion, espe-
chasms. ciallyasrelatedtoraceandgender. Universitygroupsparticipating
Joiningforcesin 1992, duringa timeoftensionsthatstemmed sofarinclude: thepresident'scabinet, managers, secretarialstaff,
fromaseriesofracialincidents, townanduniversityleadersestab- foodservicestaff,studentnewspaperstaff, universitypoliceandfall
lishedthe University-CommunityTaskForceon freshmen. Over30communitygroupshavepartici-
RacialEquity. Itspurpose: Toaddressissuesofdis- pated, includingmiddleschoolstudents, educators,
crimination andovertracism atthe university, in the businessprofessionals, collegesin thearea, churches,
TownofBloomsburgandin theBloomsburgarea;to health agenciesandCentralColumbiaSchool
createa communitywherediversityiscelebrated; Districtteachersandadministratorsinan
andtoaddressproblemsbeforetheyescalateinto in-serviceprogram.
divisiveness. Education isthethrustbehindotherprogramsas
"InBloomsburg, weareworkingtogethertocreate well. The TaskForcehassponsored, in collaboration
an open community, onein which weallcan live with town leaders, aCommimityFonmi on the
togetheron an equalbasisandsharetheresources,'' StateofHate, theannualStreetFestcelebration
saysIrvin Wright, orieofthefoundersandco-chair andongoingTwo-WayStreetforumsforstudents
ofBloomsburg's University-CommunityTaskForce ofcolorandtown officialstoairconcernsandbuild
onRacialEquity. HeisalsodirectoroftheAct IrvinWright understanding.
101/EOPandassistantprofessorofdevelopmentalinstruction at Communication hasalways beenan importantpartoftheTask
theuniversity. Force'swork, butthatroleisnowbecomingmoreformalized.
Educationandcommunicationarethetouchstonesofthe Task Duringtimesoftension in thecommunity. TaskForcemembers
Force'sapproach. haveactedasmediators.Ayearandhalfago, theTaskForcebegan
Tlieorganization beganitseducationaleffortsin 1993with two- apartnership with localleadersandorganizationsin thecommu-
daydiversitytrainingworkshopsfor140citizens,providedatno nitytoestablishan impartialcommunitydisputeresolutiongroup.
costto theparticipants. In October 1994, 19graduatesoftheinitial Thegroupexpectstobeginprovidingvolunteermediationservices
trainiyigparticipatedinasix-daytrainingcourseto become in theBloomsburgareaasthesummerstarts.
4 SPRING 1997 bloomsburgUniversityMagazine
Unveiling the Face df Venus
BYERICFOSTER
PHOTOSBYMARLIN R.WAGNER
We —
knowthatthe surface ofVenus is torturouslyhot AlongwithcolleagueBruceCampbeUoftheSmithsonian,
900 degrees Fahrenheit. Shepardiscreatingamathematicalformulausingstatistics
WealsoknowthattheplanetisveOedbyahea\yatmosphere tobetterinterprettheradardataofVenussothatscientists
ofcarbon dioxide\vithclouds ofsulfuricacid.And^^"eknowit canmakean educatedguessaboutthetexture ofthe
hasninetytimestheatmosphericpressureofEarth.Thesecond planet'ssurface.KnowingwhattheplanetlookslikewiQ
planetfromthesunhasbeen completelymappedwithradar aidinunderstandingitshistory.
threetimesbytheMagellan "Planetarygeologiststryto
sateUite. understandwhatmakesa
ButwestiUdon'tkno^v planetwork.Alltheseplanets
whatVenus reallylooksUke. arejustbigexperiments,"
Isitsmooth,Hkeasandy says Shepard.
desert?Ruggedandrocky? Or Forexample,Venus'
somethinginbetween? torturous900-degreesurface
ABloomsburgUniversit)' temperaturehasbeencaused
professoraimstodiscovera byagreenhouseeffect.In
waytopaintthatpicture. contrast.Mercury,whichis
MichaelShepard,assistant closertothesun,hasa
professorofgeographyand surfacetemperatureofonly
earthscience,hasbeen 350 degrees.
a^vardeda$25,500grantfor "Onebigquestionabout
eachoftwoyearsfromthe Venus is'Whatcausedthis
NationalAeronautics and runawaygreenhouseeffect?'
SpaceAdministration Anotheroftheunusual
(NASA) foraprojerttitled"A things aboutVenusisits
StudyoftheVenusianSurface mountains.Themountains
UtilizingaSelf-Affine areveryreflectiveofradar,
Paradigm." leadingscientiststospeculate
Venus'thickatmosphere thattheymaybecovered
makesitimpossibletomap withametallicfrost."
theplanetphotographically. Shepard's researchmay
Butradarmappingbythe havemoreimmediate
Magellansatelliteestablished applicationson Earth.
theelevationofeachpartof Michael Shepard Henotesthatthebetterwe
Venustowithinakilometer. understandplanets
Themap remainsroughbecausetheradardataviewedthe ingeneral,thebetterwewillunderstandtheproblemswemight
planetinhundred-meter-squaresections. faceonourplanet,globalwarmingforexample.
"Aboutninet)'percentoftheplanetiscoveredbyplains.But "SomeofthetechniquesI'musingonVenuscouldbeused
withinthosehundred-metersquares,whatisthetexturehke?" byoceanographersto mapwindspeedsbyestimatingsea
saysShepard,whoteachesremotesensingattheuniversity. roughness,"saysShepard."That'sverydifficulttodotoday
Remotesensingisthegatheringofinformation aboutaplanet, becausetomeasurewindspeedsontheocean,youhaveto
throughphotographs,infra-redimagingorradar,fromasatellite have aship atthatlocation."
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Today's employers want experience.
And
today's students are getting
it.
With the help ofinternship programs,
students gain experience, credits, and
sometimes pay, simultaneously.
T^ruf^brte«°
BYTRINAWALKER
PHOTOSBYMARLINR.WAGNER
Fabrizio'sfavorite room is morethan 100yearsold,mustbe
Tarsamallwith asinglewindow carefullymendedandpreserved.
lightingtherichlycar\'edwalnut Therearetoursto guide,newsreleases
furnishings.Theroomisn'tin towrite,andafallFolkArtSymposium
Fabrizio'sownhome,buther toplanfor.
careforitisunmistakable. Today'semployerswantexperience.
Wlren shebumps intothe And,lOce Fabrizio,today'sstudentsare
furniture,sheapologizes. gettingit.Withthehelpofinternship
Fabrizio,anarthistorymajorat programs,studentsgain experience,cred-
BloomsburgUniversit)',isworkingatan itsandsometimespay,simultaneously.
internship attheSliferHouseMuseumin WhenWarrenByrumgraduatesthis
LevWsburg.No longerarite ofpassagefor spring,hewillhavehadfoursummersof
business majorsalone,internships are progressivelyresponsibleworkexperiences
increasinglyanintegralpartofthe atamajormanufacturingfirm.
education ofstudents in all disciplines. Edward"Mark"Williamswillhave
For20hours aweek,Fabrizio selects trained,hands-on,inmanagementand
artifactstobedisplayedinthevarious humanresourcepositions.
roomsofthe 1860smansion,constructed AndTaraFabriziowtIIhavebeen
byaprominentbusinessman and exposedto everyaspectofoperatinga
abolitionistofthetime. Clothing,some museimi.
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Accordingto Day,companieschooseto
sponsorinternships forseveral reasons.
Some useinternstosupporttheirexisting
staff,others usethe internship asawayto
screen candidatesforpossible fiiture
openings.Manycompanieslooktothe
internsforinputaboutnewtheories,
trends andtechnologybeingtaught in
theclassroom.
WhUe internscan offerfresh
perspectives,professorofaccountingDr.
RichardBakerremindssponsorcompa-
niesthatinternsare"workinprocess."
"Employersneedto understandthat
internsarestillintheprocessoftheir
coursework.Thesestudents offergreat
insights,butacompanyshouldnot
^ mployerswho lookto currenthumanresource internship.And, assumetheyaregettingtheequivalent
I 1 Bloomsburg Universityfor henotes,hisinternship letshimseeliving ofacollegegraduate.
IHI graduates will find a field of examplesofthe principlestaughtinan Theyneedto discussaheadoftime
seasoned candidates, primed organizationalbehaviorclass. whattheinternwiUneedtoknowand
I I . forthework force through Internsarerequiredtokeepweekly make surethatknowledgeisthere."
I i student internships. Nearly 800 journalsandwriteapaperabouttheir Studentsaregenerallyrequiredbytheir
m A Bloomsburg students applied activities.Whileinternsagreetherequire- departmentstohavecompletedcertain
their universitystudies to real mentistime consuming,theyalso pre-requisitesbeforetakingpartin an
workenvironments duringthe last agreethatitforcesthemtoconsiderthe internship.Theprocessofsearchingfor
academicyear (faU of'95 through the importanceofwhattheyaredoing. an internshipthensimulatesarealjob
summer of'96).That numberhas "Sometimestheacademicportion of search,includingtelephonecontacts,let-
increased everyyearsince 1988. theinternship is overlooked,"notes Day. ters,resumesandinterviews.Thefaculty
"Studentsaretakingamorepractical "Thejournalandpapershelp students advisor,studentandsponsordetermine
approach totheireducation,"saysJoAnne focus onwhattheyarelearningandhow thenumberofhourstobesen'edandthe
Day,directorofcooperativeeducation itappliestothedegreetheyareearning." numberofcreditstobeawarded.
andacademicinternships."Theyrealize Relatingcourseworktoanactualwork Internshipsvary
thattrainingin theirfieldswill make settinggivesstudentsarealization ofthe accordingtothe
themmoremarketableto employers, valueoftheirclasses. Studentsdoing fieldofstudyand
andtheywanttointegratewhattheyare internshipsoften approach theircourse departmentpoHcies,
learningintheirclassesintotherealworld." workmoreenthusiastically.Theyseehow saysDay.Some
"Classroom learningisgreat,butthe theclass canbe applied,andtheyhave internshipsare 10to
abilitytoapplywhatyou'velearned is experiencesto sharewiththeclass,often 20hoursaweekfor
what'sgoingto makeadifferenceto an enrichingthelearningofclassmates. three credits during
employer"agreesseniormanagement This apphcationoflearningisalso asemester.Others
majorWilliams.Currentlyworkinginhis valuableto internshipsponsors. arefull-timefor
secondinternship,Williams isconvinced "Internshelp usto improveour upto 12 credits.
thathison-the-joblearningwillbe product,"affirmsKevin Kerestus.Asvice Approximatelyhalf
advantageouswhenitcomesto finding presidentofInternalAuditsforGeisinger ofBloomsburg's
ajobinhisfield. Health System,Kerestususes interns internshipsare
"Companiesarelookingforexperience," nearlyeverysemesterasan adjunctto his done duringthe
continuesWilliams."Aninternship gives staff."Internsofferfresh perspectives. summer,while
youexperienceinyourfield,andalsolets Theyraisequestionswemaynothave theotherhalf
youapplywhatyou'vestudied."For thoughtof,andtheyofferscenarioswe takeplaceeither
example,acourseonlaborandindustrial mightnotseebecausewe'resotiedup in aspringor
relationsgavehim abackgroundforhis withday-to-dayoperations." fallsemester.
^^ather
Bo/ich
8 SPRING 1997 B/oomsburgUraVers/tyMogoz/ne