Bloomsburg : the University magazine (2014)

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Bloomsburg:
The UniversityMagazine
From the President
ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-FIVEYEARSofoutstandingeducationalopportu-
nities.Certainly, a milestonetocelebrateatatimewhenTwinkieshaveashelf
lifeof45days,atotal knee replacementtakesasurgeon 40minutestocomplete
andthe latesttechnologyseemstobecomeobsoletethe momentitleavesthe
store.
Timesweredifferentwhen ourpredecessor, the LiteraryAcademy,wasestablishedin 1839
"toteachtheelementsofaclassical education."Thatyearin Lexington, Mass.,anexperi-
mental normal school openedas thefirststate-fundedinstitution inthe nationspecifically
established forteachereducation. Startingwithjustthreestudents,theschool in Massa-
chusettscouldbeconsideredanearlyexampleofwhatouracademywouldbecomewhenit
waspurchasedbytheCommonwealthofPennsylvaniain 1916andrenamedthe Bloomsburg
State Normal School.
Ourinstitution hasgrown overtheensuingdecadeswith namechangestoreflectitsex-
pandingmission, fromstateteacherscollegetostatecollege andtoday's BloomsburgUniver-
sity. However, the valuesthatform Bloomsburg'sfoundation have remained:collaboration,
community,critical thinking,diversity,excellence, integrity,knowledge,opportunity, respect
andpersonalandprofessionalgrowth. Itwasthesevalues, alignedsowellwith myown.that
attractedmetothe BloomsburgUniversitypresidencysixyearsago.
Thesevaluesareoneofmanyreasons I celebrate BloomsburgUniversityonthisspecial
anniversaryofourfounding. Inthis issueofBloomsburg: The UniversityMagazine, youwill
find 175 morereasonsinwhatwearecalling"atotallyunscientific,spontaneousandspirited
listingpresentedin noparticularorder." Spacelimitedusto175 - oneforeachyear.Wewel-
comeyouradditionstothelistatfacebook.com/[email protected].
I am proudtobe partofthisspecialcelebration as BloomsburgUniversity's 18th president.
I am even prouderofthe successesofthenearly85,000 alumni whograduatedfromourin-
stitutionovertheyearsandofthepotential ofourmorethan 10.000currentstudents.Thank
you forcelebratingBloomsburg's 175th anniversarywith us.
DAVID SOLTZ
President, BloomsburgUniversity
Table of Contents
Winter 2014 DEPARTMENTS
BLOOMSBURGUNIVERSITYOFPENNSYLVANIAISAMEMBER 03
OFTHEPENNSYLVANIASTATESYSTEMOFHIGHEREDUCATION Around the Quad
PennsylvaniaStateSystem Chancellor,StateSystem President,BloomsburgUniversity
ofHigherEducationBoard ofHigherEducation DavidL.Soltz 07
ofGovernors FrankT.Brogan ExecutiveEditor On the Hill
GuidoM.Pichini.Chair BloomsburgUniversity RosaleeRush
LauraE.Ellsworth.ViceChair CouncilofTrustees Editor
MRRiaocnthatalhrdedwGA.El.lHoeBwnaarkyye,rIIViceChair RPRaoatbmreiorctnkaDWiaHlmspoAnlmlae'9yn1,6S5e,crCehtaairry BPErohinocntFiooegsrtMaearrpthiynEditor 26 Husky Notes
JenniferG.Branstetter MaryJaneBowes Designer 32
MarieConley'94 LaRoyG,Davis'67 WilliamWiist Calendar ofEvents
TomCorbett JosephJ,Mowad'08H AssistantVicePresident,
SaraJ.Dickson CharlesE.SchlegelJr.'60 AlumniandProfessionalEngagement
CarolynC.Dumaresq KennethStolarick77 LyndaFedor-Michaels'87/'88M
CMhircihsateolphK.erHHa.nnFraanklin JNoahnncyE.VaWsettaze'l979/8'98M STpoomrtMscGIunilorremationDirector sBtluodoenmtssb'utragmi:liTehseanUdnifvreiresnidtsyolMathgeazuniinveersiistyp.ubHluisshkeydNtohtreeestainmdesotaheyreaarlulmornialumni,
JonathanB.Mack Marketing/CommunicationsCoordinator informationappearattheBUalumniglobalnetworksite,www.bloomualumni.com
JDoavsiedphM.F.MMacsGeirnn CIroemnmeuJnoihcnastonionsIntern Claoxn.t5a7ct0-t3h8e9O4f0f6i0c;eoolrAelmauimln,[email protected];
RobertS.Taylor ChanelCarrasquilla'14 Addresscommentsandquestionsto:
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Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania
unleash
your inner husky
r
BLOOMSBURGUNIVERSITY'Sradiostation.WBUQ91.1 FM.returnedlastfallwitharenewed
energy,interestandsoundfollowinganearlyS10.000upgradeoverthesummer,cappedwitha
newliveonlinestreamingcapability.TherenovationsincludedrewiringthestudiointheMcCormick
Center,repainngthetransmitterandstereoprocessor,replacingtheproductionroomsoundboard
andaddingamplifierstothebroadcastingroom.ApopularnewfeatureistheliveairplayinMc-
CormickCenter,audiblewithinwalkingdistancealongtheAcademicQuad.Anaddedbonusfor
studentsisarenovatedliverecordingroom,wheremusiccanberecorded,editedandproduced.
Thestudent-runstation,ledbysevenexecutivestaffmembers,featuresonginalprogramming
sevendaysaweekby20studentdiscjockeys,whoproduceshowsrangingfromsportstalkto
technomusicandhip-hoptovideogaming.AshowbyDJsGregGuidoneJr..left,andEnrique
JosephsJr..bothseniortelecommunicationsmajors,airsThursdayafternoons.
Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania
JAZZ:
Tuning into the Conversation
MICHAELSTEPHANS'careercould "I feltlike itwastime fora musician Coltrane,"says Stephansofthelatejazz
besettolyricsand music.An assistant towriteabookaboutthe music," says saxophonistand composer. "Ifyoulisten
professorofmath, computerscience Stephans. "It's notjusta historyofthe to him closely,hismusic maytakeyou
andstatisticsat Bloomsburg, heteaches music. It'samemoiraswell asanon- placesyou've neverbeen. Experiencing
technicalwritingand hasseen hiswords technical guide fornewlisteners." jazz music isall aboutconnectingwith
-
gracelinernotesand promotional Stephans interviewedworld-class mu- theartistonadeeplypersonal level
materialsformusicalgreats.An award- siciansforhisbook, includingmanywith sortoflikehavingaone-to-oneconver-
winningpoetandjazzjournalist, he whom he hascollaborated,such as NEA sation with someonethrough music."
has playeddrumssincechildhoodand Jazz MastersaxophonistDavid Liebman Stephans hopeshisbookwill helppeo-
dabbleswithtrumpetandtrombone, and fourGrammywinners:saxophon- pletune intothatconversation. "Tech
playingavarietyofgenres,butleaning istJoe Lovano,guitaristJohn Scofield, writingtakesthingsthataretechnical
mostlytoward rock'n' roll andjazz. bassistJohn Patitucci and pianistAlan and makesthem readable,"saysStepha-
Stephansrecentlyfinished abookthat Broadbent. ns. "I wantpeople nottobe afraidofjazz.
istheculminationofthreeyearsofwork, "Notenough people knowaboutthis I listen toeverything. I give itachance.
ExperiencingJazz:A Listener'sCompanion. musicthatisAmerica's indigenousart People needtogivejazzachance.That's
Thebook takes readersonatourofthe form,"Stephanssays. "The factthat itis what thisbookis for."•
musical genre he loves,offeringalook sopersonal maybethe reason peopleare
intothelivesoftalentedmusicianswho notinitiallyattracted to it. Learn moreaboutStephansat
definejazz. "Youdon'tdothedishestoJohn www.michaelstephans.com.
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around
the
Gold Winners
BU PUBLICATIONS
RECOGNIZED FOR QUALITY
TWOPUBLICATIONSdesignedbyBU'sOf-
ficeofMarketingandCommunicationsstaff,
Bloomsburg:TheUniversityMagazineandthe
AdmissionsViewbook,capturedMarCom
goldawards.Additionally,an illustrationby
designer/illustratorBillWiist,Powerofthe
Positive,wasawardedanhonorablemention.
Thisisthesecondtimetheadmissionspub-
licationandmagazinehavewongoldawards
andfourthconsecutiveyearBloomsburghas
beenhonoredbyMarCom.Bloomsburg's
publicationswereamong22percentofmore
than6,500entriesthatreceivedgoldawards.
MarComalsopresentsplatinumawardsto
approximately19percentofentries.•
Unearthing History's Heroes
Energy Tracker
PROFESSOR FEATURED ON TLC PROGRAM WITH SITCOM STAR
KIOSK MONITORS CAMPUS
HISTORYPROFESSORJeanetteKeithhas ThebookalsobroughtKeith,aTennessee ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION
aknackforidentifyingheroes-ifnothappy nativeandSouthernhistory expert,tothe
endings.Her2012book,FeverSeason:The attentionofproducersofTLC'sWhoDoYou AKIOSKhasbeenconstructedoncampus
StoryofaTerrifyingEpidemicandthePeople ThinkYouAre.OnSept.10,2013,sheappeared aspartofanenergyprojectcoordinatedby
WhoSavedaCity, madewavesamongexperts withEmmy-winningactorJimParsonsof facultymembersNathanielGreeneandJeff
inepidemiologyandcommunicabledisease, TV'sTheBigBangTheory.Thedocumentary- Brunskillandassistantdirectoroffacilities
aswellashistorians. styleseriespairscelebritieswithhistoryex- managementJohn Holtzman.Theproject
FeverSeasonfocusesonahorrifyingYellow pertstodiscovertheirancestralbackground. isdesignedtoeducatetheBUcommunity
FeverepidemicthatstruckMemphis,Tenn., ParsonsgrewupinTexas,buthisfamily aboutsolarenergy,theuniversity'senergy
- useandpossibleenergy-savingstrategies.
in1878andtheheroes includingadoctor, hasrootsinLouisiana.Keithresearched
anewspapermanandanurse—whostayed Parsons"genealogyandfoundhispaternal Thekioskallowsuserstoviewenergyuse
behindtocareforthesickanddying.On great-great-greatgrandfather,Dr.J.B.Hacker, inHartlineScienceCenter,StudentRecre-
Amazon,FeverSeasonisranked22ndinsales wasatrainedphysicianin NewOrleanswho ationCenter, NelsonFieldHouse,Columbia
underthecategory"epidemiology,"40thun- respondedtoayellowfeverepidemicin ResidenceHalland ElwellResidence Hall.
der"communicablediseases"and66thunder 1853thatkilledabout8,000people.Hacker Trackedanddisplayeddataisbeingusedby
"historyofmedicine." Ravereviewscame publishedanarticleaboutthediseaseand BUstudentsinenergy-andenvironment-
frompublicationsasdiverseasTheBoston itssymptomsintheNewOrleansMedicaland relatedcoursesandresearch.•
Globe,SalonandTheLancet. SurgicalJournalin1854.Hewaskilledina Learnmoreatwww.bloomu.edu
steamboatfirelaterthatvear.• sustainability-dashboard.
Addressing Alcohol Abuse (PLCB).Thegrantof$39,953is groups,schools,universities
beingusedtodevelopstrate- andlawenforcementagencies
LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD AWARDS GRANT giestoreduceunderageand throughtheAlcoholEducation
dangerousalcoholuse.PLCB GrantProgram.Since1999,the
BLOOMSBURGUNIVERSITY receivedgrantsfromthe Penn- awardedatotalof$2.14million agencyhasawardedmorethan
wasoneof20institutionsthat sylvaniaLiquorControl Board to61municipalities,community $10millioningrants.•
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Ready Conferhopestolaunchanewgenerationofradio
in 3, 2, 1 ...
professionalsthroughtheConferRadioTalentInsti-
RADIO PRO ESTABLISHES tute,supportedbyagiftof$250,000tothe Blooms-
SUMMER INSTITUTE burgUniversityFoundation.Thegiftwillcoverthe
ALONGTIMEBROADCASTERwhowas"ontheair" costsoftheRadioTalentInstituteforfiveyearsand
inWilliamsport,Harrisburg,Syracuse,Baltimoreand provideabout$12,000annuallyinscholarshipstoBU
Washington,D.C.,issponsoringaNationalRadioTal- masscommunicationsstudentswhoareplanningradio
ent InstituteatBUbeginninginJuly. careers.
WilliamsportnativeKerbyConferstartedhis Since1969,Conferhasownedaninterestinand
broadcastingcareeratage16. Inhis20s,hemovedinto operatedmorethan200stationlicensesandtodayhas
televisionandhostedTheKerbyScottShowatBalti- 70properties.Confer'sgranddaughter, KatieCantrell,
more'sWBAL-TVfrom1965to1969.JohnWaters,his isasenioratBU.
assistant,wrotethescriptfortheplayandfilmHair- ForinformationontheConferRadioTalentInsti-
spraybasedonhisexperienceswiththeshow. tuteortoapply,seeNationalRadioTalentSystem.com.• KerbyConferspeakswitha mass
communicationsstudent.
Downtown Outreach
STUDENTS STUDY PARKING TRENDS IN BLOOMSBURG
ATEAMOFBUSTUDENTSledby overviewofwhoparkedinthosespots.
StephenStaats,aseniorcriminaljustice ChrisPodeschi,associateprofessorof
major,andTonyDiBiase,ajuniorgeosci- sociology,socialworkandcriminaljustice,
encemajor,recentlyconductedastudyof andJeffBrunskill,associateprofessorof
parkingindowntown Bloomsburg.Along environmental,geographicalandgeologi-
withagroupof30studentvolunteers, calsciences,directedthestudythatwas
theresearchteamusedmobileGlobal fundedbytheBloomsburgUniversity
InformationSystem(GIS)devicesto FoundationandconductedthroughBU's
monitordowntownparkingspacesand CenterforCommunityResearchand
collectdatatobetterunderstanddemand. Consulting.TheTownofBloomsburg
Teamsofstudentscollecteddataby PoliceDepartment, BloomsburgPlanning
monitoringthespotsthroughoutmultiple CommissionandDowntownBlooms-
days.Fromthatdata,theresearchteam burgInc.,partoftheColumbia-Montour
createdadetailedmapofalldowntown ChamberofCommerce,supportedand
Studentsobserveparkingpatternstobetterunderstanddemand. parkingspacestoshowtendenciesandan helpedplantheproject.•
Well Placed
BUSINESS MAJORS TAKE THIRD IN COMPETITION
BLOOMSBURGBUSINESSstudentsDerek individuallyamassedenoughpointstoplace
Franchinoand Michael DiVonawonthird thirdamong39universities,includingThe
placeinthe InternationalCollegiateSales CollegeofNewJerseyand Duquesne, Ball
CompetitionatFloridaStateUniversity, StateandCentral Michiganuniversities.In
coachedbyMonicaFavia,assistantprofessor thecompetition,thestudentssoldaproduct
ofmanagementandmarketing.DiVona,a toindividualsportrayingindustrybuyers
marketingmajor,andFranchino,aman- andwerejudgedbyindustryprofessionals
agementmajorwithaminorinmarketing, and faculty. •
DerekFranchino, Monica Faviaand Michael DiVona,
from left, displaysalescompetitionaward.
New Campus JILLYOUNGjoinedtheBloomsburg herMasterofDivinitydegreefrom
UniversitycommunityasProtestant PrincetonTheologicalSeminaryin
Minister campusminister.Young,previously 2008. ProtestantCampusMinistry
ahighschool Englishteacherandan (PCM)holdsweeklyfellowship,con-
FORMER ENGLISH administrativecoordinatoratSeattle ductsserviceprojectsandoccasionally
TEACHER LEADS PCM University,internedincampusministry leadsworshipinareachurches.•
atPrincetonUniversityandreceived
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around
THE
A Celebration of Community
DANVILLE HERITAGE ON DISPLAY
ARTSTUDIOMAJORJoThompson Pennypacker
broughttogethermorethanadozencommunityorga-
nizations,businessesandvolunteerstocelebrateDan-
ville'sheritagethroughthecreationofan 1,850-square-
footmuralatthecornerofMillStreetandRouteILThe
scene,paintedon74clothpanelsmeasuring5feeteach,
recognizesDanvilleaslocationwherethefirstT-rail in
theU.S.wasrolledin1845. •
Campus Upgrades
HEATING PLANT, INTERSECTION
IMPROVEMENTS FUNDED
GR\NTSARE providingfundingtoupgradethe
university'ssteamplantandabusyintersectionat
acampusentrance.
Withthehelpofa$2milliongrantfromthe
Commonwealth FinancingAuthority'sAlternative
andCleanEnergyProgram,BUwillinstallagas
boilersystemandturbinegeneratortoeliminate
allcoaluseatthesteamplant.Theuniversity
will providetheremainderofthefundingforthe
$10millionproject,whichisexpectedtoreduce
energyconsumptionby2.5percent.
A$350,000grantfromtheAppalachianRe-
gionalCommission,administeredbytheSEDA-
CouncilofGovernments,willaddturninglanes
attheintersectionofLightstreetRoadatSwisher
andCountryClubdrives.PennDOTisexpectedto
completetheproject,acooperativeeffortamong
theTownofBloomsburg.BUandtheCommunity
GovernmentAssociationthisfall.•
Rewards sorofcommunicationsstudies.Availablefor
Fair STUDENT PROJECTS FOCUS ON ANNUAL EXPO
PhoneandAndroid,theappenabledpatrons
i
ORGANIZERSANDPATRONSoflastfall's enjoymentofthefair.Thecenter,compris- tosharefairexperiencesviasocialmedia,
158th BloomsburgFairbenefitedfromstu- inguniversityfacultyandstudents,worksto viewmaps,locatefavoritevendorsandcheck
dentresearchefforts. improvesurroundingareasandorganizations concertschedules.Theappwasdeveloped
BU'sCenterforCommunityResearchand throughdatacollectionandanalysis. basedontwoyearsofresearchbyTomlinson's
Consultingconductedaneconomicimpact The BloomsburgFairalsounveileda students.Theresearchalsoledtoanintern-
assessment,samplingmorethan1,000 newmobileapp.developedbyBloomsburg shipwiththefairforNickDiak,asenior
fairgoersonspendingtrendsandoverall studentsandJamesE.Tomlinson,profes- communicationsstudiesmajor.•
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sports
FOR UP-TO-DATE SCORES
ON THE HILL AND COVERAGE, GO ONLINE
BUHUSKIES.COM
DAN FISHERFINISHEDhisseniorseasonasperhapsthemostcel- Fisher'sKickforaCuregarnerednationalattentionandsupport
ebratedplace-kickerinBUand PennsylvaniaStateAthleticConfer- fromdonorsasfarawayasCalifornia.Perhapsasimportantasthe
ence(PSAC)history.Afour-yearstarterfortheHuskiesfootballteam, fundingistheawarenessFisherraisedaboutAngelmansyndrome,an
Fisher'soutstandingseasonplacedhisnameatopboththeBlooms- oftenmisdiagnosedandmisunderstooddisease.Hiseffortshavebeen
burgandPSACkickinglists,rewritingtheschoolandconference profiledbymediaaroundthecountry,includingCBSSports.
recordbooks. "Danny'sleadershiphelpedKickforaCureevolvefromapersonal
Thisseason, Fisher'skicksheldextraimpact. Heorganizedthe fundraisingcampaign intoalargerinitiative,"saysEileenBraun,
Kick foraCurecampaign,usinghisabilityonthefieldtoraise ASF'sexecutivedirector.
moneyandawarenessforthosesufferingfromAngelmansyndrome, ThosewhoknowFisheraren'tsurprisedbyhisworktohelpothers.
aneurologicaldisorderwithnocurethatoccursinoneoutofevery "Hisautomaticmindsetistolookatsituationsandtotrytofigure
15,000births.Thoseafflictedwiththediseaserequirelifelongcarefor outhowtomakethembetter,"saysBloomsburgkickerscoachEd
symptomsincludingdevelopmentaldelay,inabilitytospeak,seizures Rush."He'saproblem-solver.Hehasthatnaturalcounselingmental-
andwalkingandbalancedisorders.
ity."
FisherpartneredwiththeAngelmanSyndrome Foundation (ASF), ThestatisticsspeakofFisher'sspecialseasononthefootball field
anorganizationworkingtowardfindingacureforthedisease,to settingtheall-timePSACrecordforfieldgoalsandkickingpoints
donatemoneyforeach fieldgoalandextrapointkicked.Through whilemovingintoatieforfourth in Division II historywithhis57th
donationsonlineandatRedmanStadium, Kick foraCurebroughtin 3-pointer.But,headmits,hismostspecialmomentcameduringa
morethan$6,500throughtheendoftheregularseason,surpassing halftimeceremonywhenhewashonoredwithaplaquefrom Braun
Fisher'soriginalgoalof$2,500. andASFforhischaritablework.JoiningFisheronthefieldwasthe
ThecausehaspersonalmeaningforFisher,abusinesseduca- RehmfamilyincludingBrianna,whohadasmileandahigh-fivefor
tionmajorfrom Liverpool.Hiseffortwasinspiredbyfamilyfriend herfriend.
BriannaRehm,whohasfoughttheconditionsincebirthandrequires "I haveneverseenhersmilesobig," Fishersays."Itwasgreat
full-timecare. seeingtheRehmsberecognizedforallthattheygothroughandthe
"Thisismyfinal yearkickingfortheHuskiesand I can'tthinkof challengestheyface.ThoseweremyfavoritemomentsasaHusky."•
amoredeservingcausetoraisemoneyandachieveforthecommon
good,"Fishersays."I thoughtthat,throughthis,wemightbeableto ScottEddyisassistantsportsinformationdirector.
giveourtalentsonthefootball fieldahighermeaning."
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DIVISION
II Third Time's the Charm
COLLEGE I
FOOTBALL QUITEH WINS HARLON HILL
PLAYED
IN HISTHIRDTIMEasanational finalistfortheHarlonHillAward,
OF THE seniorFranklynQuitehearnedthedistinctionasthenation'stop NCAA
Division II footballplayeratthe28th annualtrophypresentationon Dec.
20,2013,in Florence,Ala.
Thesecond Harlon HillAwardwinnerinschoolhistoryandfirstsince
IrvSiglerin 1997,Quitehwasselectedinavotebythesportsinformation
directorsatthe169schoolscompetingin Division II football.
Quiteh finished2013astheleadingrusherinthecountrywithacareer
high 2.195yardson263carrieswhilescoring31total touchdowns. Healso
ledthenationinrushyardspergame(182.9).rushingtouchdowns(29)
andscoring(15.7pointspergame).The2013 PennsylvaniaStateAthletic
Conference(PSAC) Eastand DaktronicsOffensivePlayeroftheYear,he
wasalsonamedtothreeAll-Americateams.Hefinisheshiscareersecond
all-timein Division II rushingat7,523yardsandownsacombined20
school, PSACand NCAArecords.•
Field Hockey NSCAA Picks
Honors for Davis
Ail-Americans Huber, Fisher
VICKIDAVIShas
beennamedthe
PennsylvaniaState
AthleticConference
(PSAC)Women's
CrossCountry
AthleteoftheYear.
Davis,agraduate
studentfrom New
Ringgold,finishedtheseasonbyearning
All-Americanhonorswitha22nd-place
TWO MEMBERSofthefieldhockeyteam finishattheNCAADivisionII National TARAHUBER,aboveleft, andJennaFisher
werenamedAll-AmericansbytheNational Championships.Sheearnedentryinto earnedspotsonthe NationalSoccerCoaches
Field HockeyCoachesAssociation. Named nationalsbycapturingboththePSACand AssociationofAmerica(NSCAA) DivisionII
a2013first-teamAil-AmericanwasJaclyn NCAAAtlanticRegionalchampionships. Women'sSoccerAll-AtlanticRegionteams,
Beasley, Berlin,N.J.,aboveleft,with Saman- DavisalsowasnamedAtlanticRegion with Huberearningaplaceonthesecond
thaFacciolla,Holland, Pa.,earningsecond- AthleteoftheYearandtookU.S.Track& teamand Fishernamedtothethirdteam.
teamaccolades. FieldandCrossCountryCoachesAssocia- HuberofOrefieldfinishedherBloomsburg
ThisisthefirstAll-Americanselection tion NationalAthleteoftheWeekacco- careeramongtheall-timeschoolleaders
forBeasley.aseniordefender,whoearned lades. Intheclassroom.Daviswasnameda innearlyeveryoffensivecategory,ranking
All-PennsylvaniaStateAthleticConference 2013second-teamAcademicAll-American sixth ingoalsscored(35).seventh inpoints
honorsthreetimesinhercareer,includ- bytheCollegeSportsInformationDirec- (84)andninth inassists(14).Inherfirst
ingbeingafirst-teamselection thisseason. torsofAmerica.• year,FisherofSelinsgrovemadeninegoals
Facciolla.seniormidfielder,earnedthefirst andthreeassistsforatotalof21points.•
All-American honorofhercareer.
Bloomsburgfinishedtheseasonwitha Hall of Fame FORMERBUathletesAmyK.KasengaLinn'96.women'ssoccer:
NeilStoddart"99.men'ssoccer:PattyKirnBurns'95.women's
13-7overallrecord,reachingthesecond
swimming: MikeEllzy'00.men'sbasketball:and EvanRosen"97.men'stennis,wereinductedinto
roundoftheconferencepost-seasontourna-
the32ndclassoftheBloomsburgUniversity AthleticHallofFameduringaceremonyon Nov.1.
ment.•
2013.Theadditionofthefivealumnitothehalloffamebringsthenumberofmembersto152.•
Learn moreaboutthesealumniathletesatwww.bloomu.edu magazine.
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