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WINTER 1995 VOL. XVII NO.
Re-engineering of
administration
underway at UNH
//T""hereareessentiallytwo
J. basicwaystorestructure
andre-engineeracollegeor
university," PresidentLawrenceJ.
DeNardistoldadministratorsand
staffataJanuary 12meetingin
DoddsHallAuditorium.
"Manyinstitutionshavechosen
tocutthemselvesdowntosize. At
UNH,wehavechosentore-
engineerbymakingthe'student
focus' paramount," hesaid. "The PnusingforaphotographwithUNHBoardofGovernorsOwirmanCheeverTyler,center,and
stepswetakewillnotbeasdra- PresidentLawrenceJ.DeNardis,right,beforefanuanjcommencement,arethethreehonorary
maticasthosewho'downsize,'but degreerecipients. AtleftisStephenJolntsou.presidentofAmeriCares,aprivate,nonprofit
thedeliberateand carefullycalcu- humanitarianorganizationprovidingreliefformedicalemergenciesworldwide,whoacceptedthe
latedprogramweannouncetoday degreeforRobertC.Macauhy,founderandchairmanofAmeriCares. Macauleywasin
wainldlbwiellasmsaikgenifuiscaanbteattnedrbaenndefimcoirael DrWiaagvshtih.din(SSg.eteBornsotdoterrrya,cokaninnpdgaengaveteinS.ot)nsalinlyCkhneoczhinmyas.choSoelcorenfdofrrmolmealdeeftriBsaPrublairtazeOrlPirnizTeaywlionrniisnsgeccoonldumfnriosmt
competitiveinstitution."
DeNWairtdhitshartevienatlroedduactmiuolnt,ifaceted Dining, dancing and Distinguislied Alumni
restructuringplanthathadits awards highlight 12th Annual Scholarship Ball
bwehgeinnnwineg,firhsetsaasikde,d"tohneJouuntesi1d3e Wherecanyougotohavea ingthealreadyprestigiousball."
consultingfirmofIntrospect,Inc. greattimewithold friends, Theinternationallyrenownedband
toguideourUNHco-consultants dineanddanceinstyle,andatthe EightToTheBarwillbeplaying
throughthere-engineeringpro- sametimehelpstudentsafforda oldfavoritesongsfromthe40's,
cesAs."majorcomponentofthe bAentntueraledUucNaHtioAnl?umWnhiyScthhoela1r2tshhip 5w0i'lsl,baendpr6e0p'as.reTdhbeygaoutremaemtofmeal
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"universityculture," orenviron- gymnasiumwillbetransformed HotelinOldSaybrook. Themenu
ment. "Asignificantculture intoanOrientalGardenwiththe willfeaturemanytastyoriental
changewithinindividualsand the helpofJamesB.Brewczynski, andcontinentalfavorites.
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Thesechangeswillincludea Event. Festivitiesbeginat6:30p.m. AlumniOffice, [phone],or
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rewardorrecognitionsystem,an theballraised$47,000;thisyear wishtosetupaspecialtablewith
employeetrainingprogram,and thecommitteehassetagoalof friendsorwanttolocateformer
streamliningworkactivity. raising$50,000toassiststudents classmatesshouldcontactalumni
Citingtheprinciplessupporting withthecostofeducation. tablechairPalmaPagoda,'69,at
therestructuring,hesaid, "The KrisStory,'88,chairofthe [phone]. Manytableswill
ScholarshipBallsaid, "Thisyear
continuedo>ipage2 theAlumniCommitteeisenhanc- continuedonpage15
continuedfroftipage1
basicprincipleis
'StudentsFirst.' We
mustredesign
processestobest
servestudentsand
reorganizestructure
tobestservepro- 5AcademicSchools StudentLife
cesses." Corporateand
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ofmanagement PBeernseofnintesl
MaU
executiveofficers Receiving
includingthepresi- UGnrdaedrugraatde.
dent,vicepresidents -GrantsOffice Evening"
andchiefin—forma- PurchasingOffice —GraduateSchool
tionofficer and —
managerswhohave AcademicServices ExternalAffairs
employeesreporting
directlytothem. All UNHOrganizationalPlan
ointthoertweompclaotyeegoersiefsal—l FullyimplementedbyApril3,1995 ——HCeoaulntshelSienrvgi/cDeissabilitiei
teamleadersand
individualcontribu-
etonrds-twoh-oenmdursetsptoankseibilityforwork • Admissions,diversity,and matelythesuccessofUNH—are
products,makedailydecisions, retention; theuniversity'sabilityto:
communicatebarrierstomanagers, • Computingandinformation • Attractand retainstudents;
demonstrateteamskills,havea systems;
positiveworkattitude,andconsis- • Graduatecompetentstudents;
tentlydemonstrateacustomer • Rewardsandrecognitions; • Maintainfiscalresponsibility;
cfoocnutsr.ibTuteoarmswlehaodebrostahrpeeirnfdoirvmidual • Centralizedschedulingand • Attractandretaincompetent
workactivitiesandcoordinatethe registration; employees;
workofothersdoinglikework. • Budgetand reallocation. • Developrevenuesotherthan
Tobetterservestudents,the
nademwisosrigoannsizoaftiuonndewrilglracdenutartaeliazned timDeetNabalrediinscoluutdleisnmedantahagtetmheent tuition.
graduatestudents,andwillrede- trainingthismonthandmanage- Winter 1995 VoL XVII, No. 2
mentchangesbyearlyApril.
signtheregistrationprocessto
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rangecourseplanning. tionoversightcommitteeconsist- INSIGHT\scompiledbytheUNH
Tyingthecentralizationof ingofhimself,theofficers,theco- Public Relations Department.
fiunnfcotrimoantsiotnogseetrhveircewsildlepbaertthmeennte.w cdiornescutlotranotfs,spaencidalRuptrohjeecDtasv,iws,hohe CReylnatthiioansE.AveryDirectorofPublic
Someareasofstudentaffairs saidwillbetheimplementation
willalsobereorganized sothatthe coordinator. ThomasS.SpragueAssistantDirectorof
sameorganizationwillfollowthe ThePresident'sCabinetwill PublicRelations
studentfromrecruitment,to cerosn,siasntdofotthheersofafipcpeoris,ntaelldmbaynathge- Susan NoePublicationsCoordinator
qcrueacamelpiiupttsy,ooffriflgiihfnetanetcxhipareloruaigiedhn,ctteoodgtrwhahediluea-on pErxeesciudteinvte,CwahbiilneetthweilPlrebseidmeantd'esup CByonntnhiieaWMiilnligcohoisnoDeGsrkatpohpicPsubCloiosrhdiinngator
tion. oftheofficers,deanofadmissions, Associate
beePnrosceetsuspgrtoouipmsp,loermetenatmst,hehave amasansrdokcteihtaeitencgopnrtaornvodollspetur,.bldiircercetloartioofns, Aladbderleasnsdcroertruercntiwointsh—chcalnipgeosuttomaPiulbilnigc
reorganizationintheareasof: DeNardissaidthatthosefactors RUneilvaetrisointsyOofffiNcee,wAHdadvreens,s3C0h0anOgreasn,ge
• Facilitiesplanningandmainte- thatarecriticaltot—hesuccessof Avenue,WestHaven,CT06516.
nance; there-engineering andulti-
More than 110 attend President's Circle Dinner
More than 110peopleat- and representativesfromAT&T
tended theblacktie Network; Daka, Inc.;TheJohnE.
President'sCircleDinneron EchlinFamily; EchlinIncorpo-
October6 at theNew Haven rated; FolletCollegeStores
CountryClub. Corporation;UnitedTechnologies
Corporation; and WarnerLam-
Membershipin thePresident's bertShavingProductsGroup.
Circleisattainedbycontributing Shownenjoyingthemselves
$1,000ormoreto theuniversity. before thedinner (centerphoto)
Through theircontributionsof are, lefttoright, members ofthe
leadershipgifts totheAnnual Emeritus Board Norman I.
Fund, membersofthePresident's Botwinikand RobertM. Gordon,
Circledemonstrateabeliefin the with wifeAnn.
university'sinnovativequalities
and special placein higher
education.
Atthedinner,Henryand
NancyBartels (photobottom
right) received thefirst
President's Award ever tobe
presented from President
Lawrence]. DeNardis, right.
Henry Bartelsisa memberofthe
UNH Board ofGovernors. Also
receiving awardsfromPresident
DeNardis formanyyearsof
generosity,contributionsand
dedicated service toUNH were
JamesTaylor (photo topright) for
theOlinFamily Foundation,and
HerbertH. Pearce (photobottom
left) oftheEmeritus Board. In
addition,awardsweregiven to:
Emeritus Board membersRoland
M. Bixlerand Norman 1.
Botwinik; Board membersRich-
ard M. Donofrio and Isabella E.
Dodds; Mrs. MarjorieTalalay;
Alum Tom Dubno is successful in many endeavors
Byanydefinitionoftheword
"success,"Orest"Tom" Dubno,
AS'64,BS'68,MPA'75,isone.
What'smore,he'slivingproofthat
nooddsaretoogreattoovercome
inordertoreachthatAmerican
Dream.
Nowthechieffinancialofficer
oftheLexAtlanticCorp. inNew
Haven,he'salsoretiredpresident
oftheConnecticutHousingFi-
nanceAuthorityand former
commissioneroftheConnecticut
DepartmentofRevenueServices
undertwogovernors. Inaddition,
heisnationallyrecognizedforhis
leadershipwithin theUkrainian-
Americancommunity. Infact,
overthepastfouryearshe'sbeen
invited totheWhiteHousethree
timesformeetingswithtwo
differentUkrainianpresidents.
Borninthewesternpartof
UkraineontheeveofWorldWar Orcst"Tom"Dubno.AS'64,BS'68,MPA'75,right,shakesImndswithPresidentBillClinton,left,
1t1h,ehmesealnvdeshiisnftahmeilmyidsdoloenoffouanwdar pdeuorpilnegianrtehceepnhtoWtloiiatreeHnootusiedenmteieftieidn.gofUkrainian-AmericansandthepresidentofUkraine.Other
zone. By 1944,thevhad thechoice thefamily'srentworkingasa Followingthreeyearsinthe
ofstayingintheirlittlevillageand janitorofafive-storywalkup service,hereturnedtoNewHaven
beingcrushed inthebattlethat tenement. Hismothercleaned wherehebecamearepresentative
wassoon tocomeormovingto offices. YoungTomheldavariety ofGeneralMotorsAcceptance
Polandandbeingcapturedbythe ofjobsincludingdeliveringfood Corp.daysandbeganstudyingat
Nazis. Theychosethelatter. packagesandlaundry. Hissisters UNHeveningsundertheG.l. Bill.
"Istillremembervividlythe alsoheldanassortmentofjobs. "Iwasgoingtoschoolnights,year
laborcampwewereplacedin," In 1951,thefamilymovedto afteryear,until Ireceived my B.S.
saysDubno. "Ithadfloodlights, NewHaven. Tomentered degreeinbusinessin 1968," he
machineguninstallations,bar- HillhouseHighSchooland his says. "It'samarvelousthingfor
fraacmkisl,ya—ndmaywsairsdteerns.IrMenye,wOhlog—la,e cfaotnhsetrruwcetnitontobuwsoinrekssa.taAnhdou,saisng hpeaovpelUeNwiHthavmayilbabalcekgtoroguetndato
and Luba,myparents,andI theyhaddoneinNewYork,they collegeeducationevenings."
realized thatifweweretosurvive, joinedaUkrainianchurchtostay AsDubnowasworkingon
weallhad toworktogether." involvedwiththeirhomeland additionaleducationaldegrees,his
Oneyearlatertheywereliber- communityandtoallowthe professionalandpoliticalcareers
atedbyAmericantroops,and the childrentostudytheUkraine began toburgeon. Hereceived
familyjoined theranksofthou- language,historyandculture. NewHavenmayoralappointments
sandsofEuropeanswhowere "Mostpeopledon'trealizeit," totheFairRentCommission,
called "displacedpersons," orDPs, saystheamateurUkrainianhisto- RedevelopmentAgency,and the
and placed inaDPcamp. "Al- rian, "butforabrieffewmonthsin BoardofFinance. Meanwhile,he
thoughweknewwedidn'twantto 1918,Ukrainewasanindependent leftGMACtobecomeassistant
returntoSoviet-ruledUkraine,we republicwhiletheRussianrevolu- vicepresidentofFirstNewHaven
held manydiscussionsaboutwhat tionwasgoingonandbeforethe NationalBank.
countrywedidwanttomoveto," SovietUnionwasfirmlyestab- In 1975,Gov. EllaGrassoap-
hestates. "Wefinallydecidedon lished. Ourindependencedaywas pointedhimdeputycommissioner
theUnitedStates." January22," hesays. oftheConnecticutTaxDepart-
In 1949,atage12and knowing Aftercompletinghighschool, ment. Fouryearslater,thedepart-
littleEnglish,heandhisfamily Dubnoentered theU.S.Marine mentwasreorganized intothe
entered theUnitedStatesand,like Corps,wherehespentmostofhis ConnecticutDepartmentofRev-
mostEuropeanimmigrants,spent hitchatGuantanamoNaval Basein enueServicesandGrassoap-
severalyearsinNewYorkCity. Cuba. "Thiswastheonlytimein pointedDubnoitsfirstcommis-
"Againwerealizedthatsurvival mylifewhen 1wasnotconnected sioner,apositionhecontinued to
dependedonourallworking totheUkrainiancommunity," he holdunderGov.WilliamO'Neill.
together," hesays. Hisfatherpaid explains. In 1985hewasnamedpresidentof
theConnecticutHousingFinaiice
Authority,aposthehelduntilhe
retired in 1992. Inretirementhe
hasremainedveryactive,firstas
presidentand chiefexecutive
officeroftheFDICmonitored
Greenwood BankofBethel,and
nowaschieffinancialofficerof
LexAtlantic.
"Inthesepublicpositions,Iwas
frequentlyquotedbythepressona
varietyofissues,butnowherewas
Iquoted moreoftenthaninthe
Ukrainiannewspapersthroughout
theUnitedStates," saysDubno.
Overthey—ears,thisfrequencyof
exposure aswellashisactivities
withth—eUkrainianchurchinNew TJieCrimeBillImplanentationConference,hostedbyUNHinDoddsHallAuditoriumon
Haven builthisstaturetooneof November1,featuredsuchdignitariesas,fromleft:U.S.CongresswomanRosaDeLauro;West
apositivenationalreputation HavenMayorRichardBorer:UNHPresidentLawrence}.DeNardis:AssociateU.S.Attorney
amongtheUkrainiancommunity. GeneralJohnSchmidt:andU.S.Attorncx/ChristopherDroney.
aboPuetrhhaeplspitnhgeteovoerngtahneiziespisrothuedest UNH hosts conference on crime bill
]bUcy2bUghl".ae2eakaeoANtDfairvrdeeorenafHereyvrsNiirmeeUnaanes—oon.gtrqihhSntntduao.eaaypienwutinlnsCbhlancyaIt,oeeedsoyn"dncpsnNed.kgtarpdhd"eenhreomuepewaoemaecenksiswtpntpeHnessaadrrttaedtmreehaetnvaasntasftcen.eitcoiednrntesLLeh"emIaminagDEnrsmatrywvaareJnaertyoyeareoyfyn—nyrn.u-caaenrdy CaaCA3huurn0nnrniooi0ddduinwvemmgCealCrCeborroaoiersnentnwmBsiinihsftetelmNeeeslydcetn,orwntoafevawoBietontaieacwmclrpDeumsllaecpodtby,neIludhemymmcospdRepruaspaosfnlnttsoost1ieiersnH.acmndeasofiegdlfDoubpnflrenmyaitfeLcdlAoeadetaidurtrhoenudiesbfergirofyaatitonlcbohUio-.aauSnl.ts eCscBtihHtshirvoehoaimilenerfvWsimidnngeeeltitrrintassDanei,rtaatestnb"llgthLscesHhe,rcajotDeaaiuhuhehwsuvmarULtoesteeenoiaemlcinhtl,ueevchtaerieMogowdpsooiroamhrfsskscyeloseioutaaodtgtnnhtpihryriefdpetoh,aeoohRonerpmfre.li"eotdwcbNaindeeheantcesidactsetNuwraembdnueide.nsweee"sI;t
thoHseecjoolkde,s,bl"uWshteernyIJatnhiunakryofdaalyls iesDaetLtahuercoonlfeedretnhceel.istOotfhedrisgnitar- EngTlhaendo.t"herdignitariesspoke
wespokeoutside,andnow,of includedJohnSchmidt,associate brieflyaboutdifferentaspectsof
course,sincethebreakupofthe attorneygeneral;U.S.Attorney thecrimebill,andtheattendees
formerSovietUnion,Ukraine's ChristopherDroney;andMary brokeintoworkshopson:
newIndependenceDayhasbe- Morgan,deputyassociateattorney • lawenforcementandcrime
comeAugust24." general,allfromtheU.S. Depart- preventionprogramsand
comDmuubnniothyaasnrdemUakirnaendiaanctaifvfeaiirsn, mspeenctiaolfaJsussitsitcaen;taonndlLeogiusilsatCiaosnt,rUo.,S. policies;
aaBcnotadirviidstionefsoGwhoevaehmranesomrrbesce.eriFvooefrdtanhleulmUheiNsr-H DDeeNpUaaNrrdtHimsePnrwetesoilfdceEondmtuecLdaatwtihroeen.n3c00eJ. •• cvsaiofomelmeuannncidetiadgerasui.gnsftreweosmcheonolascta;nadnd
ousawardsand recognitions. Two conferenceparticipants,sayinghe
thatheisveryproudofare:in wasespeciallyproudtohostthis
1980hewasnamed Ukrainian-
AUkmreariinciaann-ofAmtehreiYceaanrObrygatnhiezation Engineering courses offered at l\/lillstone
orfecCeoinvneedcttihceuUtn;iavenrdsiinty19of85Nheew Theuniversitybeganoffering atpeoplewhoholdanassociate's
HavenDistinguishedAlumnus undergraduatecourseworkin degreeintechnologyandwishto
Award. electricalandmechanicalengi- transitiontheireducationintoa
Withallofthesuccesseshe's neeringattheMillstoneNuclear B.S.degree.
achieved,whatdoesthefuture PowerPlantinWaterfordlast Threecoursesarebeingoffered
holdforDubno? "Whoknows," he month. thissemester:ahistorycourse
vsaoylsu,nt"emearytboereintuarnfetwoUykerarasinIe'llwith aimTehdeactousrtsuedeonftfserwihngoswaireshto a"nFoeulnecdtartiicaolnsenogfiWneeesrtienrgncWoourrlsde;"
theInternationalExecutiveService beginworkonaB.S.inelectrical "DigitalSystemsI;" andamath
Corpstohelpmynativelandbuild ormechanicalengineering,and course "CalculusBridge."
afreemarketeconomy."
Bartels Fellow Ronald Shaw of Pilot Pen
outlines successful marketing case history
//A ggressivenessisthesingle salesmanager,andbyage30,
./xmostimportantfactorthat nationalsalesmanageratBic
ledtomybusinesssuccess," headc]uartersinMilford.
RonaldG.Shaw,presidentand In 1975,hejoined thethen
chiefexecutiveofficerofPilotPen small(nineemployees,$1
Corp. ofAmerica toldanaudience millioninU.S. sales)PilotPen
ofalmost300inDoddsHall Corp.ofAmericaasnational
AuditoriumonNovember10. salesmanager. Heoutlined
Shawdelivered theaddress theaggressiveadvertising
duringaday-longvisittocampus programheimplemented to
asthefall 1994BartelsFellow. In repositiontheco—mpany's
addition,hevisitedundergraduate RazorPointPen aninstru-
classes,lunchedwithSchoolof mentthenusedexclusivel—yby
Businessstudents,and heldfree- draftsmenandengineers as
flowingdiscussionsonbusiness aproductthatwouldbe
topicswithstudentsandfaculty. popularwiththegeneral
Ameetingand teawithEMBA public.
studentscompletedtheday. Shawalsoexplainedother
"Iama living,walkingexample advertisingcampaignsand
ofpositivethinking," hecontinued promotions(gettingthepen
inhisaddress. "Thinkabout namedtheOfficial Penofthe
successandtransferthatthinking DemocraticNationalConven-
tosellingyourproduct," hesaid. tioninNewYorkin1976;
"Idonotbelievethereisanything showingthatthepenhad Thefall1994BartelsFellowRonaldG.Shaw,president
thaSthIacwanbengotansehlil.s"addressby bPeLeonpuesaecdetaogsriegenmethnet)Ishreaelh-ad aadnddrecshsieefseaxnecauutdiiveenocfefiocfeaolfmPoisltot3P0e0ninCoDropd.dosfAHmalelrica
i;rf;to;;;,;;;;;N;;;;;b;;ja
givingachronologyofhisbusiness usedtogainrecognitionfor
career. Earlyinhiscareerhe Pilotpens. Hesaid theseand
becamearetailsalesmanforBic otherpromotionshaddramatically Hisrisewithinthecompanywas
Pen. Hissalessuccessearnedhim increased sales,whichthisyear meteoric. In 1978hewaspro-
promotionstomanager,regional shouldgoover$100million. motedtoexecutivevicepresident
and in 1986topresident. In 1992
hewaselected totheboard of
directorsofPilotPen'sparent
company.PilotCorporation,the
Japanesewriting-instrument
manufacturer. Heisonlyoneof
sixAmericansevertohavebeen
elected totheboardofapublicly
heldJapanesefirm.
"ItisdifficulttobeanAmerican
workingfora Japanesecompany
becausetheirmanagementstyleis
somuchdifferentthanours. To
successfullyworkwiththeJapa-
neseyouhavetobevery,very
patient," hesaid.
Duringthequestionandanswer
period thatfollowed,hewasasked
abouthiscompany'santi-prejudice
publicservicetelevisioncampaign.
Shawsaid thathehadexperienced
aBtrshersegeoinncodienazaatvleDdrapeenrnpontrfa-eelsMseehsnosytrgsaiitoeifevnrdeee,fnscotleraicnltoihnhcedyigNsfirrPeornwemes.EilendAfegt,mnlttayhnLedaYsawsekrtcaoertuneebtcsia,eratynJo.,ouDfraeetsNdhoaetprhUhde.oiSUms.oNaDrneeHdpiacJnreattamhmnpeenudensetMnltooaaflsltoEnfhdaeyulyglc.ai,teSriniohegnohp'twrs,ionggrahme,r ccdpihraciemeljpddua,rdieitncgheneffrpaiodrrmvesevtbrehetanicntsdosi,mnjiaugsnntwgdialptlrfheabejtewui-afthe
demonstratedsomeofthetechniquesshehadlearnedattheclinic. success.
Ethics symposium focuses on responsibilities of engineers
/^VC~^\ournjcoobmamsoenngimnoerearlssiesntsoerely mpahriklso.sopJoheylaMtaUrkNsH,parnodfeosnsoerooffthe wthheemnanluafwascatruerpeaosfseadprthoadtucretqiunirae
whenmakingethicaldecisions creatorsofthesuccessfulEthicsin safemannerbutdon'tcoverall
becausethatiswhat'sbestfor theWorkplaceseries,servedas facetsofsafeproduction. "Should
society,"declaredA.Pablo moderator. wesimplycomplywiththelaw,"
lannone,philosophyprofessorat Roberts,whoexplainedher shequestioned,orshouldthe
CentralConnecticutStateUniver- viewsrepresentedonlyconsulting companysetitsownstandardsthat
sity,lead-offspeakeratthetenth engineers,saidthattheprofes- willensuresafeproduction?
EthicsintheWorkplaceSympo- sionalmustbededicatedtothe Theprogramconcludedwith
sium,heldattheuniversityon publicgoodfirst,regardlessofthe commentsfromKenigand
November16. costtotheconsultingengineer. McNeal. Kenigsaid, "Itisthe
Speakingbeforeastanding- "Whenanorganizationorastate engineer'sprimaryresponsibility
roomonlycrowdofmorethan300 agencyasksaconsultingengineer toprotectthepublicsafetyand
inDoddsHallAuditoriumonthe tobuildanalliancewithacon- welfare,"andMcNealcitedsome
subjectofEthicalIssuesforthe structionbusiness,thispresentsa ofherownexperienceswith
EngineeringProfession,lannone definiteconflictofinterest,"she engineeringethicaldilemmas.
citedseveralexamplesofboth said. Theeveningconcludedwitha
businessesthatdidanddidnot Outliningtheprocedureusedby briefquestion-and-answersession
exercisecommonmoralsense. thestateinchoosingconsulting withtheaudience,whichincluded
Joininglannoneonthepanel engineers,Piotrowskisaid "Con- approximately70studentsfrom
were:LoisRoberts,LoisRoberts necticutisopposed toselectinga theNationalScienceFoundation-
ConsultingEngineers;RichardF. consultantbasedonbid. Infact, YoungScholarsProgram. The
Piotrowski,deputycommissioner, priceisnevermentioneduntilafter programisdirectedbyMatthew
ConnecticutDepartmentofPublic theselectionhasbeenmadeand Sanders,associateprofessor,
Works;andBrendaA.Whalen, thenthefeeisnegotiated." This industrialengineering.
directorofregulatoryaffairs, process,hesaid,allowsthestateto Co-sponsorsoftheEthicalIssues
Enthone-OMI,Inc. selectthehighestqualityconsult- fortheEngineeringProfession
M.JerryKenig,dean,UNH ants. symposiumwere: theConnecticut
SchoolofEngineering,and Whalensaidthat, "Ethicsisa SocietyofProfessionalEngineers;
ConstanceM.McNeal,aquality topicwedebateoftenatEnthone- ConnecticutEngineersinPrivate
assuranceandreliabilityengineer OML"andthatethicaldilemmas Practice,Inc.;andtheNSF-Young
andaUNHstudent,offered werefrequentinbusiness. One ScholarsProgram.
commentsonthepanelists're- suchdilemmaoccurs,shesaid.
UNH alum to get
Super Bowl ring
HarryBoatswain '91 willsoon
bewearingaSuperBowlring.
Althoughhesawnoactionin
SuperBowlXXIX,theoffensive
linemanplayedinalmostevery
othergametheSanFrancisco49ers
playedthisseasonandinthepost-
season.
From 1987to 1990,Boatswain
wasanoutstandingoffensive
linemanfortheUNHChargers. In
1989and 1990hewaspickedfor
theAllNewEnglandfirstteamby
NewEnglandcoaches. In1990he
wasalsonamedanAllECACAll
StarandanAPSmallCollegeAll
American. Hewaspickedin—the
fifthroundofthe1991 draft the
highestdraftselectionofanyUNH
footballplayertodate. HarryBoatswain'91(number/o).imsanAll-StarplayerfortheUNHCharge
.
TheJanuaryCommencement
Dental hygiene
"Soon it will be up to you. . 55 program advisory
//T A Tearewitnessing—achang- atesfromUNH. committee formed
ingoftheguard from BesidesBroder,Macauley,
bWooormledrWsa—rinIItvheeteporlaintsictaolblaeabdyer- TinaytlhoercaonmdmeDenNcaermdeins,tpeaxretricciispeasnts Themembersofthe
shipinWashington,"PulitzerPrize includedCheeverTyler,chairman advisorycommitteeforthe
winningcolumnistDavidS.Broder oftheUNHBoardofGovernors, UNHdentalhygieneprogram
toldgraduatesattheJanuary 14 whopresided;JamesW. arehighlycredentialed. They
commencement. Uebelacker,vicepresidentfor include: Dr.MiltonWallackof
Hesaid thatfromtheWhite academicaffairsandprovost;the Hamden,committeechairman;
HtioounsteoabontdhthhoeuCsleisntoofntAhedmUi.nSi.stra- dscehaonoslso,fwthheoupnrievesresnitteyd'sthseeivreral Dtrh.eJScahmoeoslKoefnDneendtya,ldMeeadnicoifne,
Congressmostofthepeoplein respectivedegreecandidatestothe
controlarebabyboomers. president;andStevenT.Klemenz, UniversityofConnecticut
wit"hBtuhtetphoewb—eoromtehreyshaarevestirnuggling BASl'u7m8,niprAesssiodceinattioofn,thwehUoNwHel- JHeeaanlntehMCeanltoenre,ye,x-UofNfiHcido;ental
government strugglingtothe comedthegraduatesintothe hygieneprogramdirector,ex-
pointwheregovernmentitselfhas alumniorganization. officio;Dr.GeorgeLacovaraof
losttheconfidenceofthepeople," Forthefirsttimeduringa UNH Fairfield;Dr.A.Howard
hestated. "Inthistimeofrapid commencement,greetingswere McLaughlinofWoodbury;Dr.
socialand technologicalchange,I givenbyamemberofthegraduat- ChristineTierneyofCosCob;
hopetheboomergenerationcan ingclass. NinaG. Bowman,who Dr. ArdelleA.Wilson,deputy
providetheleadershipthatour receiveda B.S. inhotelandrestau- director.DepartmentofPublic
countryishungeringfor." rantmanagement,toldthegradu- HealthandAddiction
Heconcludedbytellingthe atesshehopedtheywoulduse
gyroaudruagteense,ra"tSioono'nsittuwrinlltobestyeopuupand itnhetihredneiggrhete.s"tJoo"hsnhiEn.eMluirkreaainl,igaht SMearcvDicoensn;eDlrl.oWfiWlleisatmHAa.rtford;
tobat." graduatingMBAstudent,leda Dr.AbrahamKobrenof
Duringthecommencement,859 tributeinmemoryoftheRev. Bridgeport;LynnHeifer,RDH,
wereeligibletoreceiveunder- MartinLutherKing,Jr. Alocal BS,ofNewtown;ReneReed,
graduateandgraduatedegrees choir.HigherPraise,dressedin RDH,BS,ofNewHaven;Jan
fromUNHPresidentLawrenceJ. Africangarb,sangatributetoDr. Musen,RDH,MPH,of
DeNardisthatwereearnedeither King. Bridgeport;ValShulman,
lastAugust,October,orDecember. Followingthecommencement RDH,BSofHamden;and
Broder,RobertC.Macauley, exercises.PresidentandMrs. SusanMagnuson,RDH,
fAomuenrdieCraraensd,cahnadinramtainonoafllyknown DdeegNraeredirsecigprieeenttesdatshewehlolnaosratrhey nationalaccountsmanagerof
schoolreformleaderBarbaraOlin newgraduatesand theirfamiliesat JohnsonandJohnson.
Taylorreceivedhonorarydoctor- aspecialreception.
Moretlian2,100fanscheeredtheOmrgersontoa59-7victoryoverAICduringHomecoming'94. TheWelcomeHomeAhimuiImnneratleftmarked
thespotwheremanyahimni,friendsandstudentssawthegamefromclosetothe50-yardline. Forthefirsttimethisyear,tlierewasaHomecoming
lailgatingcontest. OneoftheaitriesweremembersoftheInternationalStudentAssociation,shoivninphotoatrightwithPresidetitLazcn-ence].
DeNardis,left,Mrs.DeNardis,thirdfromleft,andSisterPatriciaRooney,secondfromleft,directorofalumnirelations.
New UNH
faculty joins the family
Onefull-timefacultymember beenappointedaPIRincriminal managingmorethan200tourism
and twopractitioners-in- justice. Hehasbeeninvolved in andhistoricpreservationrelated
residence(PIR)joinedtheUNH publicadministrationatthestate assignments. Herspecificknowl-
familylastmonth. Theyare: andlocallevelsinConnecticut edgeincludes:sustainabletourism
SchoolofPublic Safetyand since1973. Heisespeciallyknown planningwithspecialemphasison
forhisleadershiproleinagencies culturalheritagetourism,
Professional Studies
relatedtothecriminaljustice ecotourism,andruraltourism;
NicholasA.Cioffi,former system. Hewasdirectorofthe productdevelopment;marketing
commissioneroftheConnecticut
judicialOfficeofAlternative strategies;educationalworkshops;
DepartmentofPublicSafetyinthe SanctionsintheWeickerAdminis- andtrainingprograms. Shehas
Waanogpeneypidw,ocdikCIineenrtrnfeetocAdertdomramraiftPooniIfrioRsJtntuhirdeMniaaucctnniriiaaiolvmgnei,eTrnmeshacielathnsyjnt'uo,ssblte-iaecnned utPhronealdtwieiicrolysnleaactnenrdaedctMhaiasranyasaofwgfoeerltmlmheeeanrsOtf.hfaincAedsloeafPIR, pcVouunarbnrileniNntsotehslretnydractamoinoamtnpnaRlyleeitcaniurhltnitogcullradeaslbpoauhonbelkdriifsitsoharegres
PublicPolicy. Aspublicsafety cSecrhtoaoilnoafdmPiunbilsitcrSaatfievteydauntidesPraotfetsh-e taonudrihsams.coSnhdeuicstaedfrmeaquneynttoleucrtiusrmer
commissioner,hereorganizedthe sionalStudies. Hehasabachelor's workshops,includinginternational
department,civilianizingnumer- degreefromProvidenceCollege workshopsinVenezuela,Ecuador
ousadministrativepositionsso andamaster'sdegreeinpublic andCanada. ShehasaB.Sc.in
thatstatetrooperscouldconcen- administrationfromUNH. historyfromPortlandStateUni-
trateonlawenforcementactivities. versityandM.AfromGeorge
Priortoassumingthe School ofHotel,Restaurantand WashingtonUniversity.
commissionership,heservedasa TourismAdministration
judgeoftheCourtofCommon SharrProhaskahasbeenap-
Pleasand theConnecticutSuperior pointedprofessorandactingchair
Courtandwasanattorneyspecial- oftheDepartmentofTourism&
izingincriminaldefensewiththe TravelAdministration. Sheisa Career Development
NorwalklawfirmofTierney,Zullo recognizedtourismplannerand
&Cioffi. HeisagraduateofSt. internationalleaderinthefieldof calls on alumni to
MthiechUaneilv'esrsCiotlyleogfeCionnnVeecrtmiocnuttand ctuhletpuaraslth1e0ryietaargse,tsohuerihsams.wDourrkiendg listjob openings
SchoolofLaw. withthetourismindustryatthe Attentionallahunnil
WilliamH.Carbonealsohas national,stateandlocallevels.
TheCareerDevelopmentOf-
ficeencouragesallalumnito
sendjobopeningswithintheir
companiestoUNH.
"Addingtheaddressof
CareerDevelopmenttoyour
company'smailinglistmaybe
theeasiestwayofpromotingon-
goinglistingsforalllevelsof
positionsthatareopenwithin
yourorganization,"saysPam
Sommers,directorofcareer
development. "Thisisoften
donethroughthepersonnel
office,andwhennoticesare
receivedatUNH,theyare
postedforviewingbyboth
studentsandgraduates. There
isnochargetoemployersfor
thesepostings,"shesays.
Anyopeningsshouldbesent
toCareerDevelopmentOffice,
UniversityofNewHaven,300
OrangeAvenue,WestHaven,
CmIamnraligeemDeoinvtd,ofrsipgohrt,tsgminedruasltrmieasnastguedrenotfsthaetNtleiiefvirHsatvemieietRianvgeonfstdheounbelwelAyfboarsembeadllUtNeaHm,Stpaolrktssto CfaTx0n6u5m1b6.erThise(o2f0f3i)ce9'3s2-2743-4h3o.ur
ManagementClub. Hetoldthestudentsofhisorganization'sexperiencesinpublicrelations, Orcall [phone].
promotionandmarketingduringtheclub'sfirstyearofexistence.
—
Young scholars
program wins
renewed grant
funding
TheYoungScholarspro-
gram,estabhshedin1993with
atwo-yeargrantof$226,000
from theNationalScience
Foundation(NSF),hasbeen
awardedasecondNSFgrant,
thistimeintheamountof
$238,852,for1995and 1996.
Boththeoriginalgrantand
therenewalwereawardedto
MatthewS.Sanders,associate AgiftfromtheGraduateStudentCouncilwaspresentedtoMrs.MargaretBixler,co-chairofthe
professorofindustrial FriendsoftheLibrary,lastfallbyCouncilPresidaitToddWlnteley. Thefundswillbeusedto
engineering. purchasegraduatelevelbooksfortheMarvinK.PetersonLibrarxj.
YoungScholarsisaninno-
vative,residentialsummer
enrichmentprogramdesigned
tointroducequalifiedhigh
schooljuniorsandseniors
especiallyminority,female,
andeconomicallydisadvan-
—
tagedstudents toeducational
andcareeropportunitiesin
manufacturingandindustrial
engineering. Participantslearn
tooperatecomputersand
createproductsusingcomput- Showingtrueschoolspirit,LarryandKarenBlock'snewlicenseplateproclaimstheirdevotionto
erizedmachinesandrobots. In bothUNHandtlieirhomestateofAlaska. Lastyear,theBlocksandtheirfamilydrove5,000miles
addition,theytakepartin fromPalmer,Alaska(about40milesnorthofAnchorage)sothathecouldenrollinUNH'sforensic
engineeringresearch,trytheir scienceprogramandshecouldenterthemedicaltechnologyprogram.
handatsimulated industrial
espionagegames,goonfield
trips,andjoininoncultural
andsocialactivitiesatthe
university.
UnderSander'sleadership,
YoungScholarshasattracted
morethan80studentstothe
UNHcampusduringthepast
twosummers. Recruitingfor
thecomingsummerwillget
underwaysoon.
Theprogramisespecially
popularbecauseparticipants,
onceaccepted foraparticular
session,paynofee. Thatis
coveredbythegrant. More-
over,incasesofdemonstrated
financialneed,someYoung
Scholarsmayactuallyreceivea
stipendtohelpreplacemonies
theycouldhaveearnedfrom AssistantProfessorAndrezvWolfe,right,civiletigineering,andhishighwayengineeringclass
summerjobs. students,tookonasaclassprojectlastsemestertheredesignoftheUNHparkinglot. Heretheyare
shoivingPresidentLazvrenceJ.DeNardis,left,theresultsoftheirwork.