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President's
DeltaStateUniversityMagazine
Fall2002 Vol.3No.1 14 Jeff Ross Capv\rell
Outstanding Alumnus
President
Dr.DavidLPotter
VicePresidentfor 15 Homecoming
UniversityAdvancement
Dr.DonA.Skelton Sclieduie
TlieDeltaStateMagazineispublishedbythe
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From the Desk of Dave "Boo" Ferriss
BoardofDirectors
DeltaStateUniversityAlumniAssociation
ChmKelle)'.president;BillGreenleafvicepresident;
JimmyAveiy.pastpresident;BethEmbiy,secretaiy;
DayeDealing, treasurer;ArthurJohnston,president-elect;
DistrictRepresentatives:RossReily,Audre)'Morehead,
DougSullivan.BradPreivitt;PresidenticilAppointees:
BettyLynnCameron,JoeRicotta. CraigVerhage:
ConstituentGroupRepresentative:KeithKing,
EddieGong, ChrisBurgess, LesPotts, TammieBeamon,
JamesBreland,MarshallHughesNoelHopper
UmaAguzzi;NedMitchell,Foundationpresident
BoardofDirectors
DeltaStateUniversityFoundation,Inc.
NedMitchell,president:PeterJembeig, vicepresident;
JimmyNewquistsecretaiy/treasiirerBillyNowell,
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past-president;Dr.BillAlford;LouisBaioni;Bonnie
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Gaines;JohnHamner;James/VivianHannah;
TimHairey; GeraldJacks;AlexMaloufCarolyn
Manning;MikeNeyman;RichardPost;Dr. Travis
Richardson;MurrayRobinson;NanSandeis;Frank
Sibley;RobertE.Smith;BillyStrohm;Dr.PatriciaTluash;
Brian Waldrop; CharlesWeissinger; ChrisKelky,Alumni
Assn.president;HunterCade, investmentadvisor
JohnQuon,facultyrepresentative
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David Potter
Dr.
his issue ofthe Deha State University magazine contains theAlumni Association's annual announce-
ment ofits choices for "Alumni ofthe Year" and service award recipients. In my experience, the in-
dividuals selected forthese honors have had remarkable achievements and have provided dedicated
service to their universities and communities.
This year's honorees are no exception. I extend my congratulations to JeffRoss Capw^ell,
Carolyn Manning, Spring Heflin, and Caroline Gaines forbeing selected as the 2002 hon-
orees.
JeffRoss has established music scholarships available to members ofthe Delta State
University band and has enabled more than one hundred young people to allow music to
be a flilfilling part oftheir education. His generous contribution ofnaming apart ofthe
Bologna PerfoiTningArts Center in honor ofhis family helps ensure that the arts continue
to be a central feature ofouruniversity.
Dr, David Potter, President, meetingwitti
Golden Circlemembers.
Carolyn's good work at BellSouth extends beyond the reach ofour university to the entire
Delta and she helps us fulfill our critical mission as a regional university.
Spring epitomizes the energy and engagement ofa young alumna. She is an active and
enthusiastic leader in the JacksonAlumniAssociation and is involved as avolunteer for
many worthy causes.
Caroline's enthusiasm for the arts enriches the lives ofcitizens ofourregion. She helped
initiate the Bologna PerformingArts Center's programming and she continues to be an
active contributor to the development ofthe university's entire spectrum ofcultural offer-
ings.
These four individuals offervivid examples ofthe impressive and deep impact our alumni
and friends have in their localities and beyond. We are gratefiil that each remains attached
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to Delta State as an integral part, not only oftheirpast, but oftheircurrent lives. We also
CDra.pPposttoenrctohnegorpaetunliantgesofRtehpepColhiatrilciale are grateful to know oftheir successes, andto learn that Delta State played a part in it.
cartoonexhibitattheCappsArchive& Nothing inspires university faculty and staffmore than to see those they taught, coached or
Museum.
nurtured as students do well after graduation. The recipients not onlyprovide us with
inspiration, but also bring recognition to Delta State through its associationwith their successes.
As we strive to sustain the traditions and educational experiences that will benefit our students for a
lifetime, we count on our alumni. And you, as an alumnus or friend ofthe University, canjoin withus
to make this university a continuing force forpersonal enrichment and advancement, and for strength-
ening the communities that we all touch. Your active participation and perspectives are invited inpur-
suit ofthese dreams.
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Dr. David Potter
President
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A national and international leader
in technology, Harvey was acknowl-
edged for his contributions to the field
by Bill Gates in his book "Business at
the Speed ofThought." He has served
on the advisory board for Hostec-
Eurotec industry and the Quality
Advisory Board for Infinium
Corporation, a company that provides
enteiprise business solutions native to
Tim Harvey ofCollierville, Tenn., nies who achieve significant IBM eServer iSeries. Additionally in
senior vice-president and chiefinfor- improvements in bringing people and 1998, Harvey's company, nominated
mation officer witii Hilton Hotels technology together. by the Microsoft Corporation, received
Corporation in Memphis, earned his Due to Harvey's leadership as chief the Computerworld Smithsonian
BBA in 1980. A member ofthe information officer, IntemetWeek Award, which recognizes first and
Statesman baseball team from 1977- magazine recognized Hilton Hotels foremost benefits to society brought
1980, Harvey received the prestigious Corporation as the "2001 E-Business on by innovative applications oftech-
Charles S. Kerg, Sr. Award in 1980, ofthe Year," based on the results of nology. The prestigious award is pre-
was a member ofthe Fellowship of the magazine's second annual sented annually in the National
Christian Athletes, Omicron Delta IntemetWeek 100 survey. More than Museum Building in Washington. D.C.
Kappa honor society, the DSU Hall of 400 candidates were evaluated in sev- Harvey's civic leadership includes
Fame, and a First TeamAcademic All- eral critical areas, including improved involvement in Junior Achievement,
American. Harvey also earned an relationships with customers and sup- the United Way, the Leukemia and
MBA from the University of pliers, and the extent ofinvolvement Lymphoma Society, as well as a vol-
Memphis. in electronic marketplaces. Hilton unteer coach at Briarcrest Christian
Under Harvey's leadership, Hilton booked more than $300 million total School.
has received numerous honors includ- online business during 2000, double He is manied to the former Nancy
ing earning a FinalistAward at the previous year's total. The Hilton Cash and they have two sons, Bryan, a
Windows World Open for System2 Hotel Corporation develops, owns, member ofthe Delta State baseball
for technology innovations in the Core manages or franchises approximately team, and Brandon, a student at
Business Systems category and receiv- 1,900 hotels, resorts and vacation Briarcrest Christian School.
TELMAN
ing the award for ownership properties in all 50 states,
System2 an award given to compa- Mexico, and Canada.
1,
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Thanks to a Delta State alumnus the Delta State, he worked part timejobs at is a senior accountant inthe areaof
new $1.4 billion Nissan plant in Canton, Kroger, reading gas meters, and with Property, Plant and Equipment
Mississippi is on time and underbudget. Bill Neal, a CPA. "I received my BAin Accounting, which has the responsibihty
Joel G. Sturdivant graduated from a Accounting in 1964, and my wife for all the capital assets forNissan North
small country school nearVance, received a PHT (Put Hubby Through) America including the manufacturing
Mississippi, with a desire to get a col- degree," he continued. plants at Smyrna, Decherd (Term.), and
lege degree. After working for a year, "ProfessorJohn Yurlcow taught every Canton. "Being from Mississippi, I was
during which time accounting class above the very pleased when Nissan chose Canton,
he married Ouida Principles class. I cannot Mississippi for its $950 milhon
Wiltshire ofVance, imagine there being abetter assembly facility, and again
he enrolled in accounting professor. recently when the
Hinds Junior There is no one $500 million addition-
College, studying who has had a al expansion was
drafting. greater influence on announced,"
Aftertwo my professional Sturdivant said. "All
years working as a career than the capital purchased for
draftsman, Mr.Yurkow. He not the Canton plant is controlled,
Sturdivant decided only taught accounting, he recorded and inventoried by my
to continue his education, and changed instilled confidence in his students. office," Sturdivant said. The
his field to accounting. According to After a student graduated, he became a Mississippi plant, which is 4 million
Sturdivant, he chose to attend what was friend and supporter ofeach ofhis square feet, is expected to employ 5,300
then named Delta State College (DSC) 'guys' and 'girls' as he referred to us." workers by the end of2004. The plant
for a number ofreasons. "It was a small Sturdivantjoined Nissan Motor is expected to produce 400,000 vehicles
campus, it was close to home, it was Manufacturing Company in 1994 at the per year.
building a reputation ofhaving a great Smyrna (Tenn. production plant, the "We at Nissan are excited about the
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accounting school, and it was very largest auto manufacturing facility Canton plant and the prosperity it will
affordable," he said. While attending underone roofin NorthAmerica. He bring to Mississippi."
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you to a one of a kind commemorative timepiece. These items are perfect gifts for
alumni and friends and foryou to show your Delta State pride.
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By David Johnson
Bolivar Commercial
On a June 15th Saturday night
what
inside Walter Sillers Coliseum players,
he got
friends and fans paid tribute to one of
and
the greatest men and one ofthe great-
making
est coaching careers in collegiate bas- his own
ketball history. By all accounts it was breaks, he chased
an appropriate send-offfor a man that down his dream in this
has been king ofthe court in women's
land ofopportunity.
/basketball for almost 20 years. I Clark remembered where he came'S««*-<
regret that I wasn't there due to an ill- from. Bom and raised in Drew, not
ness in my family, so with apologies,
20 minutes from the Delta State cam-
I'll take my turn now. /
pus, he earned his degree in 1970.
Lloyd Clark is an American hero. He could have left the Delta and
H6 once admitted to me that he some-
Delta State for probably more money Clark will be missed. His girls
times gets misty-eyed during the star-
and prestige on several occasions, but always seemed to find their way back
spangled banner. That's the stuff
he never did. He was loyal to his to his comer office in Sillers. Sixty of
heroes are made of.
home, his university and his players them found their way back to honor
Clark could have been a great gen-
in a time where loyalty is, more often him on this Saturday night. You'll
|eral. His courtside demeanor could
than not, a matter ofconvenience. never meet a Lady Statesmen player
easily have been taken from George S. Clark is a man ofprinciple. Never thatju,st likes Coach Clark. They all
Patton's method ofmotivating the
WFiorrstldArWmayr IaIsEiutrmoaprec.heBdlotohdroaungdh guts rdiiedshaendsancerivfeircewparsintchiaptlesso feovridveinctto- lloovveeshtimh,emantdoo,thaeyn'dllhet'ellll yteolluysoo.u sHoe.
for sure, but lots ofhugs we the public than in thesunset ofhis career. Let it He also loves the fans, those still
be said, that Clark never wavered on with us and those that have gone on to
rnever^^w. And like Patton's charges,
principles, no matter how difficult the their glory. Clark talks often about the
Clark's Lady Statesmen laid every-
choice. His resolve, and most impor- empty seats where fans that have
thing on the line for him during battle.
And like Patton's, Clark's soldiers tantly what was right, won out over passed on used to sit. Their loyalty is
all else. forever endearing to him.
won and won big. Clark is a counselor. Many ofhis Coaching careers - and even life -
Clark caught the American dream.
former players look upon him as a can end, but some things endure.
He once worked as a meter reader and
father- figure. At 61, Coach Clark is What Lloyd Clark accomplished at
later as a lineman for the power com-
pany. He worked nights at a factory^^ still wise beyond his years. He's Delta State will forever be in the
helped shape the lives ofmany hearts ofmany a person. Enduring to
and a tire store while he was finishing
ductive members of society. the highest degree.
his degree at Delta State. Working for
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Solomon named Interim Director Construction begins
The Mississippi Legislature
Dr. Theodore (Ted) Solomon, a veteran fac-
ulty member and Professor of Speech and recently approved the issuances of
Theatre, has been named Interim Director of $9.8 million in general obligation
the Bologna Performing Arts Center. bonds for the construction of a
In making the announcement. Dr. Don A. 43,000 square foot Student
Services and Administration
Skelton, Vice President for University
Advancement stated, "We are fortunate to Building.
have Dr. Solomon accept this responsibility. Construction on the two-story
His many years ofexperience in all aspects of structure, to be located north of
theatre management will benefit us greatly as Highway 8 between Walter Sillers
we move through this transition period of Coliseum and the Hugh Ellis
leadership with the Center." Walker Alumni and Foundation
A 1966 graduate ofDelta State, Solomon received a Masters ofArts House, began June 18.
degree from the University ofMississippi in 1968 and earned his Billy Morehead, Vice President
Ph.D. in Theatre from Southern Illinois University in 1980. of Business Affairs, says the new
For twenty-five years, Dr. Solomon directed and designed for the building will house student servic-
Delta State Theatre Department, directing over 55 major productions es, including Enrollment Services,
and designing sets for over 50 productions. During his tenure as an Admissions, Registrar, Financial
undergraduate and graduate faculty member, he taught a variety of Aid, Bursar, and Continuing
Theatre courses, including Theatre History, Set Design, Acting and Education, as well as the
Creative Drama for Children. Dr. Solomon has served the Center as University's administrative offices.
the Box Office Manager since its opening in 1995. Dr. David Potter, President, says
A longtime resident ofCleveland, Mississippi, Solomon and his "we are looking forward to provid-
wife, Portia, have two children and two grandchildren. ing our basic student services in
one location. This building will be
Stam named Director of University Relations a tremendous asset to our campus."
During construction, two portions
DeAnna Stam has been named as a student leader, and named to ofthe north campus will be closed
Director ofUniversity Relations at Who's Who Among American to the public. According to
Delta State University. Colleges and Universities.
Morehead, the parking lots in front
"During the interview process, it Following graduation, Stam
of the Alumni building and the east
became obvious to all worked as an assis-
that DeAnna was an tant/intern with ABC side of the Coliseum will be closed.
outstanding candidate NEWS "Good The walking track and use ofthe
and would be an excel- Moming America" old Delta Field football stadium
lent marketing and show in New York, will also be closed. A new parking
media relations repre- serving as an assistant lot will be built as part of the proj-
sentative for the uni- to Joan Lunden. ect and should be completed by the
versity," says Dr. Don From 1997-2001 she beginning of the 2003 basketball
Skelton, Vice President was an anchor,
season.
for University reporter and producer
Constmction should be complet-
Advancement. "We are with WABG-TV in
ed by January 2004.
excited to have her in Greenville. Stam
this important posi- comes to Delta State
tion." from Jackson where she served as Visit us online at
A
native ofElyvia. Ohio, Stam is a community director with the our new address:
a 1996 graduate of Bowling Green Central Mississippi Chapter ofthe
www.deltastate.edu
State University. She was honored Maich ofDimes.
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Cochran speaks to Administrative dianges announced
graduates
At its June meeting, the give more attention to external
Board ofTrustees ofthe responsibiUties, most notably
State Institutions ofHigher m initiatives and federal relations,
Learning approved admin- \ as well as to confirm the prima-
istrative changes recom- -~. 4 cy ofacademics in the
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mended by Delta State University. It also designates
University President Dr. mu^i3) decision-making responsibilities
David Potter. "S^ in the President's absence.
Dr. JohnThomell was The appointment ofSkelton as
named Provost andVice Thomell Vice President forUniversity
President forAcademic Advancement allows him
Affairs, and Dr. Don administrative responsibilities
Skelton was named Vice forthe BolognaPerformingArts
President forUniversity Center in addition to his duties
Advancement. Potter also in alumni/ foundation and uni-
announced thatDr. Myrtis versity relations.
Tabb, Directorofthe Tabb's additional responsibili-
Senator Thad Cochran delivered Centerfor Community ties will focus on the President's
Skelton
the spring commencement address Development (CCD), has commitmentto aregional agen-
to 473 graduates where The Jack been appointed B. F. Smith da forthe University. Her
Winton Gunn Award, for overall ChairforRegional appointment assigns a leader-
academic excellence in honor of Development. Tabb's ship role forTabb in moving
the former dean of the university replacementin the CCD, that agenda forward.
was given to four seniors: Katie willbe Dr. Brent Hales, Hales has played an active
Assistant Professorof leadership role in the Centerfor
Alford. Senatobia; Brian Eads,
Community Development Community Development since
Scobey; Ashley Combest,
and Sociology. Tabb coming to the University in
Greenville; and Hillary Smith.
Thomell's appointment 2000.
Sardis. as Provost allows Potterto
Bingham and Manley receive state recognition
Josh Manley, a 2002 graduate Government Association. dents.
from Southaven, and Vicki L. The son of David and Tony She was
Bingham, Associate Professor of Manley of Southaven. Manley selected as the
Nursing, also served as a Kappa Alpha Graduate
recendy Order officer and as a member of Student of the
received spe- Renaissance. He holds member- Year. 1995-96
cial recognition ship in Omicron Delta Kappa, the by the
from the Order of Omega, Pi Gamma Mu, University of
Mississippi and Gamma Beta Phi honor soci- Mississippi
Legislature eties. Manley is now attending Bingham Medical
during the 15th University of Mississippi Law Center's
annual HEAD- School. Nursing Alumni Chapter; named
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Manley program. Bingham, a member of the fac- Mississippi Association of Student
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political ulty since 1989, was honored for Nurses Advisor of Research
science and history major, Manley her effectiveness in teaching, abil- Society; Sigma Theta Tau. Pi Xi
has been a President's List Scholar ity to motivate students, relation- Chapter at Delta State; and a
for the seven semesters he has ships with students in and out of Governor's appointee to the State
attended Delta State. He served as the classroom, availability to stu- Infant Mortality Task Force.
president, vice president and secre- dents, professional activities, and
tary-treasurer of the Student attitude toward teaching and stu-
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Delta Center hosts Harvard Scholars
Dr. Luther Brown, Director ofthe University ofMichigan, who stayed Cleveland, but changed their plans
Delta Center for Culture and in the Delta for three days. Their and spent a week after they heard
Learning, states the mission ofthe history class, which focused on the about the Delta Center and its serv-
Center is to pro- civil rights activities ofthe 1960's, ice learning initiatives.
mote a broad had not intended to stop in the "The Delta Center will continue to
understanding of Delta at all, but members changes recruit new classes and learning
the history and their plans after hearing about the groups to the Delta. We are working
culture ofthe Delta Center," Brown explains. with a class on River Ecology from
Mississippi Delta. A graduate Landscape Cedarcrest College in Pennsylvania,
"One way Architecture class from Harvard and hope to present another version
that the Center diverted from its planned itinerary, ofthe Blues class that George
tries to do this is and spent the afternoon in Mason University has sent to the
by working with Cleveland so that the students could Deha previously," he continues.
classes that visit the area from other learn more about the Delta as part "All ofthese courses allow stu-
universities. In some cases, these oftheir study ofthe Mississippi dents to experience the issues, places
classes come to DSU specifically River. After learning about it and people that they would other-
because they are invited to the through the Delta Center, the stu- wise simply read about or be told
Center," he says, adding, "in other dents attended the Greenville about during lectures," he says, and
cases, schools have offered courses gallery opening for Delta State it is this kind oflearning that is
focused on Delta culture for years artist Kathleen Robbins. always more exciting because ofits
without any contact with Delta "The Harvard students' instructor, intense irrunediacy. It provides a
State." Anu Mathur, is the author ofone of more memorable and more diverse
For example, the University of the texts that is used in the Delta encounter with the topics understudy
Virginia offers a class on the blues State class. The River, and their than the normal classroom, and it is
lyrics ofRobert Johnson, and The whole class was very enthusiastic also a good way for those who live
University ofPennsylvania has after learning ofthis class," says in the Delta to tell our region's story.
offered a lengthy field trip through Brown, who, along with Dr. Henry This is also good for Delta State
the Delta on several occasions, but Outlaw and Dorothy Shawhan, because it leads to interaction and
neither school has had contacts with serves as instructors ofThe River potential engagement with other
DSU in the past. class. Mathur says that next year's schools around the nation. This con-
As the Delta Center becomes bet- group would spend more time at nection may have benefits to our
ter known around the United States, DSU so its members could interact own faculty and students, and at a
more and more classes that study the with our students. minimum, it brings recognition and
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Delta are taking advantage ofits class of 15 recently arrived credibility to our programs.
ability to help arrange field trips. from Vanderbilt University on a For more information on the Delta
Recently, the Delta Center hosted a service learning expedition. They Center for Culture and Learning, call
group of 17 students from the had not intended to stay in 662-846-4311.
Outstanding facufky & staff members recognized
SammyBritt,ProfessorofArt,is theUniversity andhis son, Ed -M""' ;i j^x.-. namedafterH.L.
th^^^Uecipientofthe S.E. Kossman, Jr., andfamily establish^ m^..^^ NoweU, Director
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theUniversity.The Administrative StaffCouncilforan thatisdesirableintherecipient, Mr.
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