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2009homecoming Weekend

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OCUfall/Winter 2009-10Volume 53, no. 2

departments 2 president’s message 4 university update22 focus on athletics53 in memory

features 7 ocupd Blue: law enforcement at its finest

9 ocu laW: creating character

16 museum assignment never ends, nor do the lessons

20 if Walls could talk

25 fritz kiersch and the moving image arts program

FOCUS Fall/Winter 2009-10

Editor Christine Dillon

Writers Leslie Berger Rod Jones Rich Tortorelli

Designers Lechelle Calderwood Kevin Miller

Photographers Issei Aoyama Kendra Barreda Leslie Berger Rod Jones Kimberley Mlinar Rich Tortorelli

Tom McDanielPresident, Oklahoma City University

Art CottonVice President for University Advancement

Sandy CottonSenior Director of Development

Dale RossPlanned Giving Specialist

Jackie Miller ’85, MBA ’90, JD ’91President, OCU Alumni Board

FOCUS • 2501 N. Blackwelder • Oklahoma City, OK 73106-1493

Focus is produced semiannually by the Communications and Marketing and Alumni Departments for alumni, parents and friends of Oklahoma City University. E-mail alumni news to [email protected] and any story ideas to [email protected].

Check out Oklahoma City University at www.okcu.edu.

Oklahoma City University pledges to recruit, select and promote diversity by providing equality of opportunity in higher education for all persons, including faculty and employees with respect to hiring, continuation, promotion and tenure, applicants for admission, enrolled students, and graduates, without discrimination or segregation on the grounds of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, handicap or disability, sexual orientation, or veteran status.

The Vice President for Student Affairs, located in Room 205 of the Clara E. Jones Administration Building, telephone (405) 208-5831, coordinates the university's compliance with titles VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Americans with Disabilities Act, and the Age Discrimination in Employment Act.

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ThisissueofFOCUSMagazinehasatheme:servicetoothers.AtOCUwecallitServantLeadershipanditisimbeddedineverythingwedo.Fromtheclassroomtotheofficeoffinancialaid,fromthecha-peltoourperformancevenuesweseektoinstillasenseofserviceandsupport.Ourhistoryhasprovidedgreatrole

models.PresidentC.Q.Smithandhisbrother,BishopW.AngieSmith,reachedouttoNativeAmericantribesandopenedinternationaldoors.Dr.JeraldWalkerbuiltonthatfoundation,encouragingPowwowsoncampusandNativeAmericanenroll-ment,andpromotingcreationofinterna-tionalprogramsthathavemadeusaleaderinbusinesseducationaroundtheworldformorethan25years.TheestablishmentofSaintPaulSchool

ofTheologyatOCUisamorerecentexam-pleofserving.Itisourgoaltoprovideaseminaryforthosecalledtopreachandtofillpulpitsinourstateandbeyond.TheUnitedMethodistChurchhasgenerouslysupportedthiseffort,asithastheuniver-sityfromitsinception.Nowinitssecondyeartheseminaryhasagrowingenroll-ment,greatfacultyandrobustleadershipinDr.ElaineRobinson,DeanoftheSchool.Inits105-yearhistory,OklahomaCity

Universityhasshapedthousandsofyoungliveswhohavegoneontodoamazingthings.Eachyearathomecoming,wesin-gleoutafewtohonoratourDistinguished

a M e S S a G e f r O M t H e P r e S i D e n t

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OCU AlumniAwardscelebration.Thisyear’sgroupincludedalumsfromallaroundtheworld.We’vefeaturedthemonpage13.You’llalsofindastoryinthisissueaboutourlawschool

andtheemphasisitsfacultyandstudentsplaceonservingothersonpage9.Studentsareencouragedtoparticipateinpro bonoclinicworkandourgraduatesimbuetheircareerswithaspiritofservice,inthecaseof1986gradAmyGanet,byworkingdirectlywithunderservedsegmentsofthecommunity.ProtectingandservingissomethingournewOklahoma

CityUniversityPoliceDepartmenthasdoneforasmanyyearsasanyonecanremember.Theyoperatewithcourageandcompassion,butuntilrecentlytheydidsoasasecurityforce,notafull-fledgedpolicedepartment.LearnaboutthetransitionandwhatitmeanstoOCUinourstoryonpage7.Anotherprojectwe’reembarkingonthatwillultimately

beofserviceothersbyhelpingtoalleviatetheglobalnurs-ingshortageisthenewadditiontotheKramerSchoolofNursing.WebrokegroundonthatinOctoberandtheproj-ectwilladdthreestoriesand50,000squarefeetofspace,primarilyclassroomsandlabsincludingmockhospitalroomswherestudentscanpracticetheirskillsinasimula-tionsetting.Theprojectwillcostapproximately$8.5million,which

hasalreadybeenraisedthroughgrantsandprivatedona-tions.ThedonorsincludeHermanandLaDonnaMeinders,theInasmuchFoundation,MabeeFoundation,St.AnthonyHospital,Drs.MarvelandPaulWilliamson,Drs.LoisandJohnSalmeron,Dr.JimandJeanHartsuckandtheMaryK.ChapmanFoundation.WearenowpursuinganopportunitytomoveOklahoma

CityUniversitySchoolofLawdowntown,intotheFredJonesBuildingatClassenandMain.Thiswouldgiveour

lawstudentsincredibleaccesstothelawfirmsandcourt-houseslocateddowntownandwouldalsoanchoraportionofthecity’s“CoretoShore”initiativeandbethebuildingblockforthecreationofalegalcorridorinthecity.ThenewDevonBoathouse,HomeofOCURowing,andalltheexcit-ingandambitiousplansfordowntownmakeusproudtobeapartofthefutureofourcity.Asyoucansee,eveninbelt-tighteningdaysthatwehave

allexperiencedintherecenteconomicdownturn,therearestillopportunitiesforustomoveforwardasauniversity,toattractgreatstudentsandfaculty,andtoprovideservantleadersforthisgenerationandthosethatfollow.Finally,Iwanttodrawyourattentiontopage27ofthis

magazine,ourHonorRollofDonors.Thesearethepeopleandorganizationsthatmakethethingswedreampossible.Theirgenerositysupportsscholarships,ourendowment,specialprojects,campusimprovementsandallofthatleadstoabettereducationalexperienceforourstudents,whichiswhyweareallhere.Wesincerelythankeachofyou.

Sincerely,

TomMcDanielPresidentOklahomaCityUniversity

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nursingSchoolGroundbreakingTheKramerSchoolofNursingat

OklahomaCityUniversityhostedagroundbreakingceremonyforitsnewadditioninOctober.Thenewstructurewillconnectwiththecur-rentnursingschoolbuildingatN.W.27thStreetandBlackwelderAvenue.Theadditionalspace,accord-

ingtonursingschoolDeanMarvelWilliamson,isnecessarybecauseoftheprogram’srisingenrollmentandthenation’srisingdemandfornurses.“We’veseena382per-centgrowthinenrollmentoverthepastfewyears,”Williamsonnoted.“Becauseweacceptallqualified

applicantsandletthembeginwith-outwaitingonalist,itwasjustamatteroftimebeforeweoutgrewourcurrentbuilding.That’sgoodnews—withthecountry’ssevereshortageofnurses,wehopetoenrollevenmore.”Thebuildingwilladd50,000

squarefeetofspacewiththreesto-ries.Mostofthenewspacewillbeusedforclassroomsandlabs.Thebuildingwillhave10classrooms,sixseminarroomsandthreelabs.Thelabswillincludemockhospitalroomswherestudentscanpracticetheirskillsinasimulationsetting,Williamsonsaid.Theprojectwillcostapproxi-

mately$8.5million,mostofwhichhasalreadybeenraisedthrough

grantsandprivatedonations.ThedonorsincludeHermanandLaDonnaMeinders,theInasmuchFoundation,MabeeFoundation,St.AnthonyHospital,Drs.MarvelandPaulWilliamson,Drs.LoisandJohnSalmeron,Dr.JimandJeanHartsuckandtheMaryK.ChapmanFoundation.

StarskyhaslandedOklahomaCityUniversity

unveileditsnewmascotaftertheStarsHomecomingmen’sbasket-ballgame.Themascotwasheldsecretfromthosenotinvolvedincreatingit,butstudentandmascotcommitteememberEli

Coronisreleasedafewdetailsbeforethegametogenerateinterest.Alarge-screenslideshow

projectionimmediatelyafterthegameshowedhis-toricphotosofOCUfromitsrootsintheearly1900stomoderntimes.A“live”videofollowedshowingacometflyingalongthedown-townOklahomaCityskyline

andlandingintheQuadLawninthemiddleofcampus.ActorsdressedinHAZMATcov-

erallsandOCUpoliceofficersrolledthecomettothecenteroftheHenryJ.FreedeWellnessandActivityCenter,thesiteofthehomecominggames.PyrotechnicslitupthearenabeforethecometsplitopenandStarskytheramemerged.“Wethoughtlongandhard

aboutwhatwewantedthemascottobeandcameupwithmanyreasonstomakeitaram,”Coronissaid.ThefirstreasonisthedateimprintedonthecornerstoneofEpworthUniversity,theprecursortoOklahomaCityUniversity.ThecornerstonewassetonApril1,1903.“Theastrologicalsignforthat

dateisAriestheram.It’salsoasymbolofleadership,strengthandcompetition.Therearen’tmanyschoolsinourareathatusetheramastheirmascot,sowethoughtitwouldbetheperfectchoiceforOCU,”Coronissaid.

Best-SellingauthorVisitsOCUBest-SellingAuthorLisaSee,

authorofShanghai Girls,Snow Flower and the Secret FanandOn Gold MountainvisitedOCUinSeptembertotalkabouthernovels.AChinese-Americancultureexpert,Seeincor-porateshercultureintoherwork.Herlatestwork,Shanghai Girls,

wasaninstantNew York TimesbestsellerandtellsthestoryoftwoChinesesisterswholeavetheircitywhentheJapaneseattackduringthelate1930s.TheyoungwomenmaketheirwaytothestreetsofLosAngelesandstruggletoliveintheirnewhomes.

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OCUDedicatednewCrossandMaceTheBishopW.AngieSmith

ChapelatOklahomaCityUniversityhostedadedicationceremonyinOctoberforitsnewaltarcrossandmace.Thenewcrossandmacewere

custom-designedandhand-carvedfortheuniversity.RodneyNewman,campuschaplain,saidthetwopiec-esarebeautifulartisticexpressionsofOCU’sideals.Localwoodcarver

HavenMankinmadebothpieces.MankinhasdoneworkforseveralchurchesandwasfeaturedintheOklahoma Heritage AssociationmagazineinApril.ThecrossisofCelticdesignfeatur-ingintricateknotsanda“triquetra,”threeinterlockingovalsrepresentingtheHolyTrinity.MankinusedfourtypesofwoodincludingolivewoodimportedfromBethlehem,Israel.Thecrossstandsnearlythreefeettall.Mankinsaidhewassensitive

tothedesignoftheoriginalmacewhendesigningthenewone.“AnimportantsymboloftheOfficeofthePresidentofOklahomaCityUniversity,thenewmacereusestwoimportantelementsfromtheoriginalwhichbringscontinuityintothisimportantsymbolandspeakstothelongevityofOCUasaninstitu-tion,”hesaid.“Addressingpurity,nostainsorpaintswereused—onlythenaturalcolorsofbeautifulhard-woodsshowthroughasimpleclearwaxfinish.”Mankinsaidhechosetouseolivewoodinbothpiecesbecausethe“Biblicalwoodcomesfromtreesthatbearfruit,astheuni-versitybearsfruitineducation.”

washingtonnationalOperanamesOCUalumSarahCoburn2009artistofyearSarahCoburn(MM’01)hasbeen

named2009ArtistoftheYearbytheWashingtonNationalOpera.TheawardwasannouncedbyPlácidoDomingoattheoperacompany’sannualBoardofTrusteesdinner.DomingopraisedCoburn,whomadeherWNOdebutinthecom-pany’s2008productionofTamerlano,

wheresheplayedAsteriaoppositeDomingo’sBajazet.TheArtistofthe

Yearawardsalutesyoungartistswhohavedisplayedexceptionalartisticmeritintheirappear-anceswithWNO,andrecognizestheirprofessionalgrowthanddevelopment.Sincetheaward’s

inceptionin1977,recipientshaveincludedmezzo-

sopranoFredericavonStade,con-ductorJohnMauceri,sopranoRuthAnnSwenson,andmezzo-sopranoDenyceGraves.Praisedas“blissfullysublime”by

Opera News,SarahCoburnisnotedforher“precisionplacement,mercu-ryspeed,andagorgeousliquidgoldtone,gildedbyathrillingtopandbottomregister”(The Globe and Mail).Followingherperformanc-esinthetitleroleof“LuciedeLammermoor”atGlimmerglassOpera,theNew York Observernoted“sheturnsouttohave

qualitiesthathavemadelegendsoutofsomanyofherpredecessors,fromAdelinaPattitoMariaCallas:stagecharisma,athrillingupperregisterand,crucially,afearlessnessaboutabandoningherselftoopera’smostabandonedheroine...thisisapalpablyexcitingvoice...Ms.Coburnisabuddingprimadonnaofexceptionalpromise.”Shereceivedhermasterof

musicdegreeinvocalperformancefromtheBassSchoolofMusicatOklahomaCityUniversity,studyingwithProfessorLarryKeller.

lawSchoolBringsJohnGrishamtoCampusBestsellingauthorJohnGrisham

spokeatOCU’sHenryJ.FreedeWellnessCenter.Inhisprogram,titled“TheInnocentManandWrongfulConvictionsinAmerica,”Grishamtoldthestoryofhisblock-busternon-fictionbook,The Innocent Man,whichrecountsthesagaofthewrongfulconvictionandultimateexonerationoftwoOklahomans,RonWilliamsonandDennisFritz.Basedonhisexperiencewritingthisbook,Grishamhasbecomededicat-edtosupportingprogramsthrough-outthenationtoidentifyandcorrectwrongfulconvictions.Theeventwasthefirstinaseriesofeffortstoestab-lishonesuchcenteratOCULAW.

OCU’s Cross

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OCUtakestheHelmofanotherwaterSport—SailingInthewakeof

tremendoussuc-cesswithitsrowingprogram,OklahomaCityUniversityhaslaunchedanothernau-ticalsport—sailing.TheOCUSailing

Clubisworkingtobecomeafull-fledgedcompetitivesailing

teamwithseveralregattasalreadyunderitsbelt.FoundingmemberandcoachGledeHolmansaidthecourseischartedforquickgrowthatitsLakeHefnerheadquartersthankstothehelpofvariousgroups.“We’vehadalotofinterestfrom

peoplewhohavetiestotheuniver-sity,includingseveralstudentsherenow,”Holmansaid.“Alumni,fac-ulty,staff—theinterestforasailingclubcamefromalldirections.Andwithsupportcomingfromothergroups,weknewitwastimetogetgoing.”Withinamonthafteritsfirst

meetinginFebruary,theOCUSailingClubhad21peoplereadytojoin,theOklahomaCityBoatClubofferingtohelpanditevenparticipatedinitsfirstcompeti-tion,theBedlamRegattahostedbyOklahomaStateUniversityonLakeCarlBlackwellinMarch.TheclubbecameanIntercollegiateSailingAssociationmemberandobtainedacoupleofpracticeboatsthroughdonations.

MajorHollywoodfilmProducerSpeakstoStudents,PublicTheproducerofnumerous

HollywoodblockbustersvisitedOklahomaCityUniversityOct.30togivestudentsandthelocal

communityalookatfilmmaking.BobDucsay,whohasproducedoreditedmorethantwodozenfilmsincludingallofThe Mummymov-ies,G.I. Joe: The Rise of the CobraandThe Jungle Bookvisitedwithfilmandtheaterstudentsandgaveapublicpresentationonspecialeffectsforfilm,aswellashisworkintransi-tioningfromaneditortoaproducer.FritzKiersch,departmentchair

forOCU’sMovingImageArtsProgram,saidDucsay’sworkasaneditorgiveshimfarmoretechnicalknowledgethanmostproducers.Kiersch,whodirectedChildren of the Cornamongvariousotherfilms,previouslyworkedwithDucsay.

MeindersSchoolofBusinessinductsfiveintoHallofHonorOklahomaCityUniversity’s

MeindersSchoolofBusinesshon-oredfivelocalbusinessleadersatitsannualOklahomaCommerce&IndustryHallofHonorluncheon.The2009inducteesareHarold

Hamm,recipientoftheOutstandingAchievementAward;C.StephenLynn,Chairman’sAward;RobertZ.Naifeh,President’sAward;BartConner,EntrepreneurialSpiritAward;andJudyLove,LifetimeAchievementAward.“The2009inducteespersonify

businesssuccessandpersonalexcel-lence,”saidVinceOrza,OklahomaCityUniversityMeindersSchoolofBusinessdean.“Theyhavebuiltcompaniesfromscratch,developedtheirbusinessestoalevelrank-ingthemamongthebestinthenation,becomephilanthropistswhosewealthhashelpedothersandachievedgreatnessinmultiplefields.Theaccomplishmentsandgenerosityofthesefiveindividualsmakesthemrolemodelsforstu-dentsintheMeindersSchoolofBusinessandallofAmerica.”

DistinguishedSpeakerSharesideasonGlobalStrategyErikPeterson,aspecialistin

long-rangeglobalstrategyinitia-tives,gaveapublicpresentationatOCUinOctoberaspartoftheuniversity’sDistinguishedSpeakersSeries.PetersonistheseniorvicepresidentanddirectoroftheGlobalStrategyInstituteattheCenterforStrategicandInternationalStudies.Hediscussedhisorganizations’projectcalled“SevenRevolutions:ExploringtheWorldof2025.”“TheGlobalStrategyInstitutehas

identifiedsomecrucialelementsthattheworldshouldaddress,”saidHarbourWinn,directoroftheCenterforInterpersonalStudiesthroughFilmandLiteratureatOCU.

world-renownedBalletinstructorDeemsOCU‘finestintheCountry’DavidHowardreturnedtothe

OklahomaCityUniversitycampusthissummertoteachattheAnnLacySchoolofAmericanDanceandArtsManagement’s“LearningIntensiveinAmericanDance.”HowardholdsanHonorary

DoctorofPerformingArtsfromOCU.Hetaughtalongsideinterna-tionally-renowneddanceaccompa-nistStevenMitchellandthenation-ally-recognizedOCUdancefaculty.Theworkshopwascreatedfordanceinstructorsandhighschoolstudentsages15to18whoareseriousaboutstudyingdance.HowardsaidheenjoyedreturningtoOCU.“Ireceivedanhonorarydoctor-

atedegreefromOCUin1999andit’sbeenwonderfultoseeallthepeoplethatwerepartofthat.Thisisafabulousprogram.Theschoolhasareputationofbeingthefinestofitskindinthecountryanditis.”

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oCUPoliceChiefLyndelHarrissaidwhenlookingatthelistofpositivesversusnega-

tives,thetransitionfromasecuritydepartmenttoapolicedepartmentmadeperfectsense.“Itseemedthatthebestwaytoensureasafeenvi-

ronmentforourstudents,facultyandstaffwasaswitchtoacertifiedpoliceforce,”Harrissaid.Thechief,whobeganhispolicecareerinWaurika,

Okla.,hasbeenkeepinganeyeonthecampussince1987andwasoneofthepeopletaskedwithpresent-ingaproposaltotheuniversitypresident.Thepro-cessbeganin2001.

Harrispointedoutafewofthemanyadvantagesof

havingafull-fledgedpolicedepartment

oncampus:Accesstocrimealertsandrecords

fromacrossthenation,moreandbetterofficertraining,moreauthority

andbettercollaborationwithothercityemergencyagencies.Perhapsthebiggestbenefit,however,istheimprovedofficerretention.

OCUocupd BluelaW enforcement at its finest

By Rod Jones

Rick Hall, vice president of OCU Student Affairs, talks with

OCU police officer Cheri Bolz in front of the Clara E. Jones Administration Building.

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“Theofficersloveitbecausetheygetmorestatusandbenefitsworkingthecareertheylove.It’sdiffi-culttoretainsecurityofficersbecausetheygenerallywanttobecomepoliceofficerswithinafewyears.Wedon’thavethatissueanymore,”Harrissaid.Mostoftheformersecurityofficersstayedwith

OCUandwentthroughtheofficialtrainingprocess.Toremainwiththeforcetheyarerequiredtotakecontinuingeducationeachyear,anothersafetyben-efitoverthesecuritydepartmentstatus.TheOCUPDhasaccesstocrimealertsandrecords

fromalloverthenation,whichmakesiteasiertofindstolengoodslikecomputersandelectronicequip-ment.Thedepartmentcannowrunbackgroundreportsonarrestedindividuals,orvehicletagnumbersandserialnumbersfromsuspectedstolengoodsthroughthesystem.Italsohasmorecrime-fightinggearlikea“bird’s-eye”campus-widecamerasystemcontrolledfromthecentralofficeandbetterpolicevehicles.Thedepartmenthas13policeofficersandfour

dispatchers.Thereisatleastoneofficerandonedispatcherondutyatalltimesincludingnights,weekendsandholidays.ItsjurisdictioncoversN.W.23rdStreettoN.W.30thStreet,and

ClassenBoulevardtoPennsylvaniaAvenue,anareaslightlylargerthanthecampus.RickHall,vicepresidentofstudentaffairs,was

anotherpartofthetransitionproposalprocess,andispleasedwithitssuccess.Hallsaidthedepartment’sexceptionalrecordspeaksforitself.“We’vebeenfortunatenottohavehadanymajor

incidentshere,”Hallsaid.“It’sapeaceful,safecam-pus,whichwasthemostimportantgoal.”Hallsaidanewpolicestationneartheuniversity

mainentranceatN.W.23rdStreetandBlackwelderAvenueisbeingconsidered.Whilenotingthatstatisticsprovingtheadvantage

overthealternativearetoughtoquantify,Hallsaidthingslikeagrowingstudentretentionrateandcommentsfromcampuscommunitymembershaveproventhepolicedepartment’sworth.“Peoplefeelsafeandlikeithere,”hesaid.

“Creatingapolicedepartmentisanothervictory,anotherhomerun,inastringofthingswe’vetackledlately.”

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OCUinanarticleentitled“TheIdealLawyer,”postedonthewebver-

sionofThe Atlantic,authorDavidJ.Brewersaid“WereIcalledupontonametheoneelementmostimportantinthemake-upoftheideallawyer,Ishouldunhesitat-inglysay,Character.”Popularcultureoftendepicts

attorneysinoneoftwoways:eitherArmani-cladandcutthroat,oftenattheperilofthosetheyrepresent,orastheperfectideal—thinkAtticusFinchinTo Kill a Mockingbird.OklahomaCityUniversity,

withitscentury-pluscommitmenttocreatingservantleaders—membersofthecommunityforwhomgivingbackiscriticallyimportant—strivestoproducethelatter.Certainlyscoresoflawalums

havegoneontoincredible,high-poweredcareers.Scoresmorehavereturnedtotheirhometownsand

becomerespectedcounselorsandresourcesfortheircommunities.TheyallleaveOCUwithafirmunderstandingthatservicemustbeapartoftheirlives,regardlessofwheretheircareerstakethem.AssembledherearejustafewofthethousandsofexamplesofwhatservicemeanstothestudentsandgraduatesofOklahomaCityUniversitySchoolofLaw.

StUDentlawGrOUPHelPSSeniOrCitizenSTheOCUSchoolofLawElder

LawAssociationisagroupofstudentsthatholdsworkshopsatalocalseniorshelterandretire-menthomestohelpresidentsfileimportantlegaldocuments.MonicaTanzey,athird-year

lawstudent,saidshesawaneedforthisorganizationwhensheservedherinternshipatAARPandclerkedattheOklahomaSeniorLawResourceCenter.

“ThepeopleIworkedforsaidtheywishedtherewasalaw-studentgroupthatcouldhelpelderlypeopleinneed,”Tanzeysaid.“Afterworkingwithareaseniorcitizens,itbecameclearthatthereisalocalneedfortheseservices,andstudentscouldben-efitbyvolunteeringaswell.”Tanzeyexplainedthatwhile

classroomexperienceisgreatfor“learningthelaw,analyzinglegalissuesandtesting”whenlearningthelegalprofession,workinginthefieldisanecessarypartoftheeducationalprocessasawaytogainexperienceinteractingwithclients.Sheformed

theElderLawAssociationduringthefall2008semester

By Leslie Berger and Rod Jones

ocu laWcreating character

“I think it ’s terrific that Oklahoma City University

offers these programs for students. All of them are

much-needed and it ’s good to instill the importance

of giving back while the students are in law school so

they know when they begin their law career that every

year they should set aside time to provide services to

the community.”BoB ross, president and ceo of the inasmuch foundation

Monica Tanzey

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“I think it ’s terrific that Oklahoma City University offers these programs for students. All of them are much-needed and it ’s good to instill the importance of giving back while the students are in law school so they know when they begin their law career that every year they should set aside time to provide services to the community.”

andrecruitedabout20fellowstudents.TheassociationhasheldworkshopsattheSunbeamFamilyServicesseniorcitizenemergencyshelterandhasscheduledsimilarsessionsatGraceLivingCenter.SunbeamFamilyServicesseniorshelterisopentothosewhohavebeenabusedorneglected.Thelawassociationplansto

holdworkshopsthroughoutthesummeratotherlocalretirementcenters.Lawstudentshelptheelderlywithissueslikeadvancedhealthcaredirectives,SocialSecurity,MedicareandMedicaid.“Thesecanbecomplexissuesandthepaperworkmightbeconfusingforsomepeople,”Tanzeyadded.Volunteersaretrainedatthe

schoolforthespecifictopicstheywilladdress.Shesaidthestudentsmustagreetoabidebyassociationrulesandshowaninterestinhelp-ing.Theassociationisbuildingafoundationtocontinueitsserviceswellintothefuturewithfund-raisersformaterials.ItobtainedfundingandapprovalfromtheOCUSchoolofLawStudentBarAssociationtooperateforatleastthe2009-10schoolyear.TanzeysaidtheElderLaw

Associationhasseenmanyfavor-ableresultsalreadywithwork-shopshelpingmultipleseniorsatatime.“I’mamazedatthegoodwe’re

doinginthecommunity,”shesaid.

lawGraDHelPSCHilDrenfinDHOMeSAmyGenet,a1986OCULAW

graduate,nowlivesinFloridaandworksfortheLegalAidSocietyofPalmBeachCounty.Genetrepre-sentsneglectedchildrenontheirquestsforgoodhomes.“Ifeellikeit’smymission,”she

said.“Attorneysfindtheirnichein

theirownways,andthisfeelslikemycalling.”Genethasbeenwith

theorganization,theonlyoneofitskindintheU.S.,foreightyears.Shestartedworkingwiththegrant-fundedprogramwhenitbeganin2001.Itsinitialfocuswasonchildreninfostercarefrombirthtothreeyearsofage.Duetoitssuccess,ithassinceblossomedtoincludechildrenupto12yearsold,anditsstaffsizehasdoubled.Theorganizationhandlescases

ofasmanyas35childrenatatime,anddoesnotturnawayanyeligiblechildren.Thelegalworkmayincludeeducationadvocacyifneeded.Genetsaidtheattorneysdo

theirbestthroughheavylitigationtomakesurefosterchildrenareplacedinappropriate,“forever”homes.Moretimesthannot,thechildrenareplacedwithrelatives.“Havingdonethisforsolong,

youseetheimportanceofchildrenfindinggoodhomesearlyon,”shesaid.“Otherwise,laterinlifetheyarelessmentallypreparedandlessindependent,soseveralothersocietalproblemscouldarise.”Genetwasbornandraisedin

Florida.ShedecidedtoattendOklahomaCityUniversityeventhoughshehadneverbeentothestatebeforeacampusvisit.“Iwantedtogosomewheredifferentthanmyhomestate.IreceivedabrochurefromOCUandthoughttheGoldStarbuildingwasamaz-ing.EverythingIreadaboutthelawschoolwasimpressive,”shesaid.“Wetookatwo-daydrivetovisitandcouldn’tfindtheplace—westartedthinkingitwasallabig

joke.Butwhenwefinallyfounditandlookeditover,itfeltlikeIwouldreallyenjoygoingtoschoolthere.”Shestartedherlegal

careerasaninternintheCityofOklahomaCityMunicipalCourtsystembeforebecom-ingaprosecutingattorney.ShemovedbacktoFloridaand

tookthatstate’sbarexamandsettleddownwithafamilyofherown.Whilehelpingotherpeople’schildrenfindpermanency,shesettledintoasatisfyingcareer.“TherearethosedayswhenI

wonderifI’mmakingadifference,butwhenIseethepicturesonmyofficebulletinboardofkidswe’vehelped,I’minspiredtocontinue,”shesaid.

PrOBOnOOPPOrtUnitieSfOrStUDentSOklahomaCityUniversitylaw

studentssoakuptremendousknowledgefromtheirtextbooksandclasslectureseverysemester,butmuchoftheheartandsouloftheirlearningcomesfromtheschool’sprobonoclinics.Third-yearlawstudentDeborah

HupfersaidOCU’sImmigrationLawClinichasreaffirmedherdecisiontopracticeimmigrationlaw.“Untilyougetachancetotryit,youhavenowaytoknowifyoulikeitornot,”sheexplained.“DoingajobIenjoyismoreimportanttomethanmakingtonsofmoney.”HupferdecidedtoattendOCU

becauseoftheopportunitytoworkwithclientsthroughtheclinic.“Iencouragealllawstudents

Christina Misner-Pollard

Amy Genet

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“I think it ’s terrific that Oklahoma City University offers these programs for students. All of them are much-needed and it ’s good to instill the importance of giving back while the students are in law school so they know when they begin their law career that every year they should set aside time to provide services to the community.”

totakeaclinic,”shesaid.“It’sthebestexperienceI’vehadinlawschool.I’velearnedmoreinthesefourmonthsthaninthepasttwoyears.”Hupfercompletedherfivecredit-hourclinicinMay,aver-agingabout20hoursperweekwiththeclinic.Shecontinuedtoworkwithclinic-partnerCatholicCharitiesduringthesummerandhopestocontinuevolunteeringafewhoursaweekwiththeclinictofollowupwithongoingcasesuntilshegraduates.TheImmigrationLawClinic

pairsstudentswithclientsattheCatholicCharitiesImmigration

AssistanceProgram.Studentsworkingroupsoftwounderfacultysupervisiontoassistwithfamily-basedvisapetitions,applicationsforadjustmentofstatustolawfulpermanentresi-dence,immigrantpetitionsundertheViolenceAgainstWomenAct,applicationsfornaturalization,securingspecialvisasforcrimevictims,humantraffickingvisas,refugeesinadjustingstatus,hard-shipapplicationsforwaiversofinadmissibilityandappearanceinimmigrationcourt.ClinicalInstructorChristina

Misner-Pollardsaidtheclinic

givesstudentsseveraleduca-tionaladvantages.“Workinginthetrenches,hands-on,withrealclientsandrealcases,withlivesatstake,isanirreplaceableadvan-tageforafuturelawyer,”shesaid.“Lawstudentsmustlearnmanyareasofsubstantivelawtobecomecompetentattorneys,buttheyalsomustlearnavaluablesetofskills.Ethicsrulesweaveinseparablywiththeseskillsandthebestwaytolearnhowtobeaneffective,ethicalattorneyistopracticetheskillsinreal-lifescenarios.”Morethanhalfoftheclinic’s

clienteleareimmigrantswhoarevictimsofdomesticviolenceorotherseriouscrimesrequiringstu-dentstoacquireadditionalandchallengingskills,Misner-Pollardsaid.Sincethecreationoftheclinicin2007,OCUstudentshavenothadanydeniedapplica-tionsthroughtheImmigrationandNationalityActwhichprovidesimmigrationreliefforabusedimmigrants.“Thisisevidenceofthehigh-

qualityworkthestudentsaredoing,”Misner-Pollardsaid.“Itmeansthatsixabusedwomenwillgettheirgreencardssoonandtheywouldnothavehadsuchanopportunityifitweren’tforthehardworkoftheclinicstudents.”TheNativeAmericancommu-

nityisanotherbeneficiaryofprobonoprogramsatOCULaw.TheNativeAmericanLegalResourceCenterservestribalgovernmentsandmultipleneedsinIndianCountry.Theschool’sexternshiphelpsstudentsgainvaluableskillswhilebenefitingtriballandown-ersasstudentspreparewillsforthemfreeofcharge.Studentssetupamobileworkstationandpro-duceasmanyas15willsinoneday.Thegranteeshavesometimes

showntheirappreciationbybring-ingthestudentslunch,frybreadorcornsoup.TheNativeAmericanVictims

RightsClinicreachesouttovic-timsofcrime.Thefourcredit-hourclinic,whichhadfourparticipat-ingstudentslastspring,issmallbydesigntoensureprotectionandhighqualityrepresentationforvictims.Studentsspendtimeintheclassroomlearningaboutsafety,NativeAmericanculturalissues,criminalprocedure,AmericanIndianjurisdictionandvictims’rightsbeforehelpingclients.CaseyRoss-Petherick,assistant

directoroftheNativeAmericanLegalResourceCenter,saidtheclinicislifechangingforstudents.“Ilikethatstudents’pathshavebeenchangedbysubstanceandenhancedbyabasicskillset,”shesaid.Ross-Pethericksaidtheclinicis

deeplyrewardingforstudentsandclients.“Ifitweren’tfortheclinic,ourclientswouldn’thaveanyattorneysatall,”shenoted.“Therearenotalotofpeoplepracticingvictims’rightsouttherebecausethere’snomoneyinit.”Theclinictakescasesfrom

tribalreferralagenciesandfromdistrictattorneys.Ross-Petherickexplainedthatprosecutorsoftendon’tspendalotoftimewithvictimsandstudentsplayakeyroleingatheringinformationforprosecutorsandtranslatinginformationbacktothevictims.“Theclinichasapersonal

impactonstudents,”shesaid.“Theyseehowmuchtheirworkisneededandtheydobetterworkbecauseofit.Itbecomesallthatmuchmoreimportanttogetitrightwhenyourealizehowmuchyourworkisneeded.”

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Editor’s note: The Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy honored Oklahomans who have made a difference in the lives of children and youth at its banquet in April. Among those honored were Liz Hedrick and her husband, Walt, for their service to children in need.

i t’sonethingtodedicateafewhoursaweektoacharitablecause.It’sanothertomakeityourjob.Andit’syetanotherthingtodedicatedayand

nighttothecauseofhelpingyoungpeoplealongtheirpathsthroughlife.ForLizHedrick,OklahomaCityUniversityassoci-

atevicepresidentofadministrativeservices,thefirstfouryearsofhermarriagewerespenthelpingchil-drenintrouble.Sheandherhusband,Walt,werethefirsthouseparentsoftheClevelandCountyJuvenileShelterinNorman,Okla.,inthelate1960s.“Houseparentsdoeverything—they’rebasically

surrogateparentsforchildrenwhohavenootherplacetogo,”Hedricksaid.“Itcouldbethemiddleofthenightwhensomeonehadtobepickedupfromthepolicestationorjail.Wegotupeverymorningtomakeeveryonebreakfastandmadedinnereverynight.Meanwhile,Iwasworkingasaspecialeduca-tionteacherandWaltwasacountyjuvenileofficer.“Ittookalotofpatienceandwasdifficultat

times,butitwasthemostrewardingexperienceyoucouldimagine.”

Rewarding,Hedricksaid,becausethepositivechangesfaroutnumberedthenegative.Thecouplewasresponsibleforthedomesticwell-beingofasmanyas20childrenatatime,somewhostayedforasinglenightandotherswhostayedforseveralweeks.Theyrangedinagefrominfantsto18-year-olds.Somestayedintheshelterbecausetheywerein

legaltrouble,whileotherssimplyhadnootherfamilytotakecareofthemorwereterriblyabused.Buttheyallhadonethingincommon—thedesperateneedforhelpinthedevelopingyearsoftheirlives.“Itsoundsstrange,butwejustthoughtthat’swhat

everyonedid.Weenjoyedhelpingpeople,anditwasencouragingtoseeallthegoodthatcameofit.That’swhatkeptusgoingforsolong,”Hedrickcontinued.Evenontheoneweekendamonththeyhadoff,

whichwasarareoccurrence,theHedricksoftentookthechildrentothelakeforasailingorcampingexcursion.It’sbeenalmost40yearssincetheyleftthejuvenile

shelter—sheforacareerineducation,hetobecomeajuvenileservicesadministrator—buttherecognitionfromthosedayskeepscoming.Theywererecentlyhonoredasthe“LegendsofCrossroads”awardrecip-ientsfortheirefforts.Lookingbackonthosetimes,Hedricksaidshehas

absolutelynoregretsforgivingupsomuchtimeandenergytothecause.Shecertainlyhasmanyinterest-ingstories.Somearesadlikethechildrenwhocommittedsui-

cide:onechilddidsoattheageof11.Otherstorieshaveahumorousside,likewhensheletsomeyoungteenagegirlscookdinnerbutdidn’trealizetheyweregoingtoaddasecretingredient—LSD.Moststoriesaremoreupliftingthantheaverage

personcouldfathom,particularlythechildrenwhowentontobecomeservantleadersthemselves.“WebelievepeoplewereputonthisEarthtohelp

otherpeople,toadvocateforthepooranddowntrod-den,”shesaid.“Wewerejusttryingtoimprovethelivesofothers.”

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anDrewK.BentOn’79,SCHOOlOflawAndrewK.Bentonhasbeen

presidentofPepperdineUniversityinMalibu,Calif.,since2000.Heservedasexecutivevicepresidentfrom1991to2000andhasbeenintheadministrationdepartmentatPepperdinesince1985invariouspositionsincludingvicepresidentforadministration,assistantvicepresident,vicepresidentforuniver-sityaffairsandchiefexecutiveoffi-cerduringpresidentialsabbaticals.HegraduatedfromOklahomaCityUniversitywithalawdegree.HeandhiswifeDeborahhave

beenmarriedfor35years.TheyhavetwochildrenandliveonPepperdine’sMalibucampus.

SaraHJOfaziO’96,annlaCySCHOOlOfaMeriCanDanCeanDartSManaGeMentSarahJoFaziolivesinNewYork

Cityandchoreographsandteachesalloverthecountry.ShegraduatedfromOCUwithaBachelorofScienceindancemanagement.

ShemostrecentlychoreographedtheUnitedDanceMerchantsofAmericafashionshowandwasseenontheCBSmorningshow.Faziohasservedasco-choreographerandartisticconsultantontheLasVegasshow“Bite”andchoreographedtheCarman“HeartofaChampion”tour,whichpremieredonpay-per-view.ShehaschoreographedanddirectedSixFlagsproductionsalloverthecountry,halftimeshowsfortheNewYorkKnicks,SanAntonioSpurs,OklahomaCityCavaliersandhasdirectedtheshow“CirquoMagnifico”inHouston.Hercredits

include“CrazyforYou,”“AnythingGoes,”“DamnYankees,”“Grease,”“LesMiserables,”“SingingintheRain”and“Suessical-TheMusical.”

BrianHarVey,atHletiCHallOffaMeinDUCteeInhis24thyearcoachingat

OklahomaCityUniversity,BrianHarveyistheonlyheadcoachthesoccerprogramhaseverhad.Hehasanunmatchedrecord,withthemostmen’sandwomen’swinsinNAIAhistory.PriortoOCU,Harveywashead

coachoftheOklahomaCitySlickers,anAmericanProfessionalSoccerLeagueteamthathetooktothe1982SoccerBowl.HeledtheOklahomaCitySpirittothe1990LoneStarSoccerAlliancechampionship.HealsocoachedOklahomaCityandTulsaintheUnitedSoccerLeagueandtheOklahomaCityteamsoftheU.S.InterregionalSoccerLeague.Anativeof

Liverpool,England,HarveyfirstcametotheUnitedStatestoplayfortheDallasTornadoesintheNorthAmericanSoccerLeague.HeplayedagainstthelegendaryPeleatHongKongin1972.Harveyhasa

daughter,Nicole,whoplayedforOCUin2001-04.

distinguished

alumni honored at homecoming

the oklahoma city university alumni association

honored 10 of its brightest stars during homecoming

Weekend festivities with the distinguished alumni and

athletic hall of fame awards dinner at the tom and

Brenda mcdaniel university center.

this year, eight awards were presented, two of

which were shared honors.

Sarah Jo Fazio ’96, and Jo Rowan, chairwoman of the Ann Lacy School of American Dance and Arts Management.

Brian Harvey, Athletic Hall of Fame inductee

From left, Andrew K. Benton ’79, Jackie Miller, president of the OCU alumni board; Lawrence Hellman, OCU School of Law dean and Tom McDaniel, OCU president.

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MarKGraHaM’84,MeinDerSSCHOOlOfBUSineSSMajorGeneralMark

GrahambecamethecommanderofDivisionWestandFortCarsononSept.14,2007.Hegradu-atedfromOklahomaCityUniversitywithamaster’sofbusinessadministrationdegree.A1977graduateof

MurrayStateUniversitywithabachelor’sdegreeinpoliticalscience,Grahamalsohasamas-ter’sdegreeinnationalsecurityandstrategicstudiesfromNationalDefenseUniversity.HismilitaryschoolsincludetheU.S.ArmyCommandandGeneralStaffCollegeandtheNationalWarCollege.Hisawardsand

decorationsincludetheDefenseSuperiorServiceMedal,LegionofMerit(twoOakLeafClusters),BronzeStarMedal,MeritoriousServiceMedal(fiveOakLeafClusters),theJointServiceCommendationMedal,ArmyCommendationMedal(fourOakLeafClusters)andtheArmyAchievementMedal.

MarylUeeaStMOnD’91,wiMBerlySCHOOlOfreliGiOnRev.MaryLueEastmondhas

almost30yearsofexperienceinteachingandtrainingallagesofadults,youthandchildrenintheministrysetting.ShegraduatedfromOklahomaCityUniversitywithaMasterofArtsinreligionconcentrat-inginChristianeducation.Shewasakeyleaderinthedevel-

opmentandimplementationofSafeSanctuariesinOklahoma,apro-gramtopreventchildabuseinthechurchandtohelpabusedchildreninthecommunity.Eastmondwas

alsoinvolvedinthedevelopmentandcontinuedimprovementoftheUnitedMethodistConferencechil-dren’scampingministryandwasanintegralpartofsupportingthedevel-opmentofProjectNoeloutoftheRural/SmallerMembershipChurchCommissionoftheOklahomaConference.Initsinauguralyear,2007,85churchesdistributednearly$1millionworthofgiftitemsacrossOklahomafromtheTodayShowFoundation.

StanleyGitariiMUnya’90anDMaryKariMiGitari’92,KraMerSCHOOlOfnUrSinGStanleyGitariImunyahasbeen

thecoordinatoroftheCommunityHealthDepartmentinMaua,Kenyasince1993.InthispositionheworksasalocalmissionarywiththeMethodistchurchatMauaMethodistHospitalwithhiswife,Mary.Hegradu-atedfromOklahomaCityUniversitysumma cum laude.MaryKarimiGitarihasworkedasthenursingofficerinchargeattheMauaMethodistHospitalinKenyasince1994.Imunyawasbornin

BwethaVillage,AtthiruGaiti,Kenya.Hisfatherandmotherwerepeasantfarm-

ersoftheMerutribe.Hedidnotgotoschooluntilhewas9yearsold.HeranawayandwenttoschoolatKarurumeMethodistChurchNurserySchool,wherehelearnedtowriteinthedirtontheground.ImunyacontinuedhiseducationatIgembeSecondarySchool.DuringhissecondaryschoolyearshewasaclassprefectandanactivememberoftheSchoolChristianUnion.Hequali-fiedforthenursingcourseofferedatMauaMethodistHospital.AftergraduatingfromOCUhe

workedatOklahomaChildren’sHospitaluntilhereturnedtoMauaandresumedhisworkatMauaMethodistHospitalin1991.Gitarireceivedhercertificate-

levelnursingtrainingattheMauaMethodistHospitalin1983andgraduatedmagna cum laudewithaBachelorofScienceinnursingfromOklahomaCityUniversityin1992.Gitarispendshertimetraining

andteachinglocalwomenhowtodealwiththechallengesandprob-lemstheyface.In2008,sheinitiatedanAlternativeRiteofPassageforSt.Joseph’sCircuit.Thetrainingattracted96teenagersandwascre-atedtoreplacefemalegenitalmutila-tion.Theprogramwasdesignedtoempoweryoungwomenandmakethemawareoftheirrights.

Carol Graham accepts the

award on behalf of her husband,

Maj. Gen. Mark Graham ’84.

Mark Graham could not be

present at the ceremony

because he was called to duty.

From left, Stanley Gitari Imunya ’90; Ann Stewart; Ruth Scott and Mary Karimi Gitari ’92.

From left, Mary Lue Eastmond ’91; Jackie Miller; Mark Davies, Petree College of Arts and Sciences dean; Tom McDaniel.

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OCUJerryB.Vannatta’70anDMarianneBrOwnVannatta’70,PetreeSCHOOlOfartSanDSCienCeSDr.JerryVannattaisaprofessor

ofhumanitiesinmedicineandpro-fessorofmedicineatOUCollegeofMedicine.HegraduatedfromOklahomaCityUniversitywithabachelor’sdegreeinphysics.HeisaFellowintheAmerican

CollegeofPhysicians.Besidesteach-inggeneralinternalmedicineandattendingthewardsatOUMedicalCenterHospital,heteachesacourseonliteratureandmedicineattheundergraduatecampusinNormanandinthehonorsprogramatOCU.JerryVannattaistherecipientof

manyteachingawardsandisco-editorofabookrecentlypublishedbytheAmericanCollegeofPhysiciansPressandco-authorwithhissonSethofoneofitschapters.HeservesontheBoardof

TrusteesofthePresbyterianHealth

FoundationandtheOCUBoardofTrustees.HeconsidersOCUtobethemost

importanteducationalexperienceinhislifeandcreditshisliberalartsedu-cationforhelpinghimfindhumanityintheworldofmedicineamidstitsrequisitescientificstructure.MarianneBrownVannattaattended

highschoolinAlbuquerque,N.M.,andgraduated magna cum laudefromOCU,majoringinmathematics.ShewasamemberofAlphaChiOmegasororityandwasanactivememberofthecampuscommunity.MarianneVannattahadalong

careerasacertifiedpublicaccoun-tant,andservedaspresidentoftheHeritageHillsneighborhoodasso-ciationandwasamemberoftheOklahomaLiteracyCouncil.Shewasinstrumentalincreatinganot-for-profittrusttofundthedevel-opmentofShartelBoulevardfromN.W.18thto13thstreetsinnorthwestOklahomaCity.Sheconsideredherexperienceat

OCUtobeoneofthemostimpor-tantinherlifeandcontinuallystressedthatitwasthecampuslifeandtheliberalartsedu-cationthatcreatedforheramodelofcitizenshipthatwouldserveherandhercommunitywellthroughoutherlife.Shewastrulyaservantleaderandhonoredtheuniversitywiththelifeshelived.Sheenjoyedservingonthe

OCUBoardofTrustees,whereshewasactiveonthefinanceandstudentlifecommittees.WhenapproachedbyOCUPresidentTomMcDanieltochairacommitteetodevelopanewtraditionforHomecoming,shewasinstrumentalinestab-lishingtheannualRacewiththeStars.Sinceherdeaththeracehasbeennamedinherhonor.MarianneVannattaandhercommitteeweresuccessfulinraisingmorethan$100,000

foranursingscholarshipendowment.TheVannattasmarriedtheday

aftertheirOCUgraduation.Thecoupleenjoyed39yearstogether.MariannediedinApril2009follow-ingashortboutwithcancer.

JeffreylUKe’87,BaSSSCHOOlOfMUSiCAnativeofOklahomaCity,Jeffrey

LukeholdsaBachelorofArtsdegreefromOklahomaCityUniversitywherehegraduatedcum laudeandwasamemberoftheKappaSigmafraternity.Lukewentontoearnamaster’sofmusicdegreefromtheNewEnglandConservatoryinBostonwherehestudiedwithfamedtrum-peterTimothyMorrison.UpongraduationLukejoinedthe

acclaimedAtlanticBrassQuintet,andtoured49statesand14countriesinEurope,Asia,CentralAmericaandtheMiddleEast.Heiscurrentlyplay-inghissixthseasonasassociateprin-cipaltrumpetoftheUtahSymphonyinSaltLakeCity,whereheliveswithhiswifeKimandtheirtwochildren,JasonandJessie.

From left, Jeffrey Luke ’87, Jackie Miller, Mark Parker, music school dean and Tom McDaniel.

Jerry Vannatta ’70, hugs Tom McDaniel after receiving his award during the ceremony.

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a uniqueservicelearningclassatOklahomaCityUniversitycontributestothepreservationofhistory,evenastheparticularhistoricaltopiccontinuestoevolve.BrookeHessler’shonorscompositionclasshas

conductedanongoingresearchprojectontheinfa-mousOklahomaCitybombingsince2003.ThroughapartnershipwiththeOklahomaCityNationalMemorial&Museum,thestudentsaregainingadeeperunderstandingofthe1995actofdomesticterrorismthatkilled168peopleandforeverchangedthelivesofthousandsmore.“It’sonethingtolearnthehistoryofaplaceand

writeapaperaboutit.Butourstudentsaregetting

averyimportanteducationthroughtheseprojects,onethatwillcertainlystaywiththemtherestoftheirlives,”Hesslersaidafterdescribingsomeofthepreviousclasseffortswiththemuseum.“Whatevertheyendupdoingasacareer,evenifithasverylittletodowithEnglishcompositionorscholarlyresearch,theylearnthatstoriesdomatter.”Hesslerbeginstheclasseachfallwithanoverview

oftheeventsthattookplacedowntownonApril19,1995.Aftergettingahistoricalbackground,thestudentstakeatouroftheOklahomaCityNationalMemorial&Museum,includingitsarchives.Thentheservicesideofservice-learningbegins.

Thestudentsaretaskedwithsomekindofprojectthatconcludeswithaclasspresentationattheendofthesemester.Aswiththemanystoriesofthatfatefulday,theprojectscanalsovarytoalargedegree.Manyultimatelybecomeapartofthemuseum

exhibit.Oneoftheongoingprojectsisconductinginterviewswiththosewhowereaffectedfirst-handbythebombingincludingthesurvivors,familymembersofvictimsandfirstresponders.Theinter-viewsarevideorecordedandbecomepartofthemuseum’sresources.“We’vebeentoanationalconferencetodoa

presentationonhowtohandledifficultinterviewtopics,”Hesslersaid.“Theprojectissomethingthathelpsstudentsunderstandsensitivesituations.Hereyouhavestudentswhoareoften18or19yearsold,andthey’reaskingfamilymembersofvictimsaboutaterribletragedythathappenedwhenthey(students)werestillveryyoung.Thestudentsmightnotremembermuchofwhathappenedthatday,but

museum assignment neVer ends, nor do the lessons

By Rod Jones

OCU honors composition students Maria Andrade and Patrick Brunson remove artifacts from the Memorial Fence at the Oklahoma City National Memorial. This is the first step in helping the curator’s preserve and catalog the objects for the museum’s collection.

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1. 12-year-old Raphael shows off his fox costume last Halloween. OCU student Patrick Galvin made the costume.2. Oklahoma City University Associate Dean Melanie Shelley and dance management student Carla Yoselow (back) brought custom-made Halloween costumes to children at Positive Tomorrows last October. Shown in front are Blake, 9, and Cody, 11.3. OCU entertainment business student Matthew Sipress helps 11-year-old Cody, a Positive Tomorrows student, with his pirate costume. DeShawn, 10, fellow classmate and pirate, is shown at left.

students enrolled in service learning courses at oklahoma city university get lessons for the heart as well as for the mind while they study through giving back to the community.

ocu offers more service learning courses than any university in the state and features service learning classes in 24 different programs including nursing, religion, english, psychology, arts management, theater, mass communications, biology, account-ing and economics.

from sewing halloween costumes for homeless children and teaching dance to elementary students to helping youngsters learn spanish and creating a church magazine, ocu service projects reach across the community.

oklahoma city university service learning director dann may said the program gives students opportunities to apply what they are learning in the classroom through service in a community-based setting. since the program’s inception in 2002, ocu has offered more than 175 service learning courses.

a survey of ocu religion students in service learning courses last year showed that 83 percent gained a better understand-ing of themselves and 85 percent had a deeper understand-ing of concepts they learned about in class. additionally, 88 percent said they learned to better appreciate different cul-tures and 60 percent said they developed close relationships with other students through their projects. a survey of faculty across campus showed that more than 90 percent felt service learning enhanced their ability to teach core curriculum.

ocu alumna lily herrera, ’09, Bs in biochemistry, worked on a garden at the Buddha mind monastery in oklahoma city and said she learned much more in her world religions class by interacting with the two leaders at the monastery.

“my service learning project was an eye opening experience that i really believe changed me as a person,” herrera said.

arts management students in costume lab courses at ocu put their skills to work last halloween to give homeless children at positive tomorrows custom costumes. for some children, it was the first costume they ever had.

“i don’t know who had the biggest smile, the student who made the costume or the kid who got to keep it,” said sandy thomas, volunteer coordinator at positive tomorrows, a privately-funded oklahoma city school for children in kinder-garten to fifth grade who are currently homeless. “the kids are so surprised that someone who didn’t even know them took that much time to show they care about them.”

ocu entertainment Business student matthew sipress said his service project was among the most fulfilling tasks he’s ever done.

“even having worked in professional theatre, nothing has felt like this,” sipress said.

all undergraduate students at ocu are required to take at least one service learning course prior to graduation.

“studies have shown that service learning enhances learning as well as student engagement and helps with student reten-tion while benefiting the community,” may said. “With service learning, everyone is a winner.”

By Leslie Berger

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theycanstillgetatasteofwhatitwaslikethroughconversationswiththosewhowerethere.”Anothercontinuousprojectisthecollectionofthe

itemshangingonthechain-linkfencenexttothememorial.Sincethefencewasfirstputinplacetoprotectpublicfromthedebrisduringrecoveryandcleanupefforts,visitorshavebeenleavingmementos,cardsandlettersastributestothosewhodied.Theitemsarecarefullyremovedandcataloguedtwiceayear,andOCUstudentsareamongthemuseumvolunteerswhogettohelp.“AtthebeginningofthesemesterIshowtheclass

oneoftheseitems,”Hesslersaid,holdingaclearplasticbagcontainingaminiaturepinkplasticpignobiggerthanherhandasanexampleofthethousandsofitemsdedicatedtothevictims.“Whenyoulookatsomethinglikethisyourealizethatalittletoypigallofasuddenbecomesapartofhistory,itbecomespartofthepublicrecord.“Thestudentslookatthesethingsandtrytodeter-

minetheirmeaning,asin,whysomeonewouldleavethatparticularobject.TheyalsolearnwhytheMemorialfenceisstillrelevant,andwhypeoplestillleavesentimentalobjectsthereeventothisday.”

Somestudentsgowaybeyondtherequirementsofthecourseandfindotherwaystohelpandlearn.CaitlinCairnswasafreshmanwhenshetookthehonorsEnglishcompositionclassin2004.Buthereffortscontinuedevenafterschoolwasoutwithspeakingengagementsatnationalandstateconferences.Cairnssaidtheclasswaschallengingonmany

levels.Hermainprojectwastointerviewthemotherofoneofthevictimsandwriteashortprofile.ThevictimCairnsprofiledwasCarrieAnnLenz,ayoungwomanwhowaspregnantatthetimeoftheattack.“It’sdifficulttocapturesomeone’slifein10para-

graphs,”Cairnssaid.“There’ssomuchthatneedstobesaid,soitmakesyoulookateverythingfromsomanydirections.”EventhoughCairnshasgraduatedandenteredthe

workforce,shesaidshelikestokeepupwithwhattheOCUstudentshavebeendoingsinceshemadehercontributionyearsago.“ThebombingMemorialissuchauniqueplace

becauseit’ssuchaliving,growingthing.TherearepeoplestillaffectedbyitwhohaveneverevenbeentoOklahomaCitybefore,”Cairnssaid.“Ilearnedalotofthingsrelatingtotheclassliketheprocessofconductingresearch.Beyondthenormalacademics,Ilearnedalotabouthumannatureandsentiment.”WhichwasHessler’sintentfromthebeginning.

TheprofessorsaidshechosetheNationalMemorial&Museumknowingthatmostmuseumscouldusealittleextrahelpfromtimetotime.Andasshestartedworkingwiththecuratorsonthedetailsshestartedseeingmoreandmoremutualbenefitscometolight.Nonearemoreimportantthanthelastingimpres-sionsleftonthestudents.“Iknowthatultimately,thepeoplewhoareserved

themostthroughthiseducationalpartnershiparethestudents.They’relearningthingsthataremoreimportantthananythingtowhichyoucouldassignagrade,”shesaid.

Noah Stewart and Lauren Westlake study documents and historical photographs in the Memorial archives.

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a fter23yearsofworkingatOklahomaCityUniversity,it’snosurprisetoLoisLyonthatmanyofthevalueshelddearinherlifearealsoimportantinherworkplace.Onesuchvalueisservantleadership,andonesuchexampleofthatis

whatshedoesyearafteryeartosupporttheOCUAthleticsDepartment.Lyonfoundawaytocombineherfavoritehobbywithherdesiretohelp

othersbymakinglargequiltsfortheannualSportsSpectacularauctionandgala.“IwasgoodfriendswiththesecretaryattheAthleticsDepartment,

andwewerethinkingofwaystobuildsomeschoolspirit,”Lyon,theexecutiveassistanttothedeanofthePetreeCollegeofArtsandSciences,said.“Iwasaskedtodoonefortheauctiononeyearandjustdecidedtokeepitup.”Theresponsetothequiltsistremendous.Herworkhas

beenauctionedatpricesrangingfrom$900allthewayupto$1,300.Apackagedealin2007wentfor$2,000andincludedabenchfromtheno-longer-existingFredericksonFieldhouse.Shehasbeenmakingthequiltssince2004.Lyoniscarefultorepresenteachsportinherquilts.Thebed-

sizequiltsarecoveredwithsquarecut-outsfrom20T-shirts,withatleastoneT-shirtcomingfromeachsportatOCU.Shelikestofilltheremainingsquareswitholder,morevintage

OCUT-shirts,especiallythosethatgiveanodtotheschool’sformermascot,theChiefs.“Thosearegettingtobeprettyhardtocomeby,though,”shesaid.Lyonalsotakesherhobbyontheroad.Shetriestoattendthe

MachineQuiltersShowcaseinMississippishortlyaftergraduationeveryyear.She’sthevicepresidentoftheCentralOklahomaQuiltersGuild,teachesclassesandtakesworkshopstolearnnewtricks.TheAthleticsDepartmentcertainlyappreciatesLyon’scon-

tributiontotheauction.Withmorethan$5,000raisedsofar,ithasbecomeawelcometradition.LyonhasreciprocalappreciationfortheStarsaswell.“I’vealwaysbeeninterestedinthesportsprogramhere.

I’vetakenthebustowatchthewomen’sbasketballteambringhomethechampionshipinthelate‘80s,sometimesIfollowtheteamsontheroad.Andofcourse,Igotoalotofgamesrighthere,”shesaid.

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t hewhiteconcretewallsinfrontoftheClaraE.JonesAdministrationBuildingareprimeexamplesofarchitecturalelementsthatareeasilyoverlooked,buttheymakeupasubtlepartoftheaestheticgraceofthecollegecampusnonetheless.Determininghowthewallscametobewasdifficult

tofigureout,ashistoricalrecordsarenowherenearasprevalentasthoseforthebuildingsaroundthem.Asearchthrougholdyearbooks,FOCUSmagazines,The Campusnewspapersandhandwrittenletterstellsenoughofthestorytogetstarted,butleavesplentyofholesforthosewhoremembertohelpfill.Whilethewallsthemselvesweren’tputintoplace

untilthemid-1960s,theirhistorybeginswiththeirpredecessorfromthe1920s—anarchedstackofbricksthatcametobeknownastheSeniorWall.ThebrickwallstoodinfrontoftheentrancepathbetweenBlackwelderAvenueandtheAdministrationBuilding.Astonemarkerinfrontofoneofthecurrent

concretewallsliststhenamesofthedelegatesfromtheclassof1926.Onenamesticksoutamongsttheothers,thatofH.EmersonThomas,amagna cum laudescholar,seniorclasspresidentandeventualDistinguishedAlumnus.Indeed,Thomas’nameissoprevalentinthestory

thatacrudely-drawncomicinthe1926yearbookpokesfunatthesizeofThomas’namescrawledacrossthebottomoftheoriginalSeniorWall.ItseemstheSeniorWallwassonamedbecauseonly

theseniorclasswasallowedtouseit.TheearlydaysofOCUrepresentedatimewhenclasstraditionswerenearlyasimportantasclassroomwork,whenroleswererespectedaccordingtograde.“Inthefirstplacetheseniorsofanyuniversityare

entitledtoafewprivilegestowhichtheuninitiatedarenotentitledtoenjoy,”statesaneditorialregardingthewallina1920sissueofThe Campus.“Innotpermittingthelowerclassmentositontheseniorwall,theseniorclassisnotattemptingtodictatetotheotherclassesof

theschool.Itismerelyestablishingatradition.”TheThomasyearsrepresentedakeypointin

thehistoryoftheuniversity.Between1924and1925,OklahomaCityCollegechangeditsnametoOklahomaCityUniversityandalightwasaddedtotheAdministrationBuildingtowerthatwaslitwhenanOCUathleticteamachievedvictory,atraditionthatholdstruetodayinanalternateform.GeraldinePattonwrotethe“WhiteandGold”schoolfightsong,whichwasdeclaredassuchbythemen’speporganizationtheYellowJackets.Apart-timeclassschedulewasofferedtoworkingadultsforthefirsttime,whicheventuallybecamemorethanhalftheuniversity’senrollmentastheGreatDepressionapproached.Thefollowingyearwasabanner

yearforathletics.Tennewsportswereaddedtotheorganizedathleticlineupincludingbasketball,tennis,golf,hockey,archery,volleyball,handballandrecre-ationalhiking.Twonewclaytenniscourtsandanine-holegolfcoursewereaddedtothecampus.AndOCUpurchased20acresofland

fromFurr&Co.for$30,000,whichextendeditsboundariesfromFloridaAvenuetoIndianaAvenue,andN.W.25thStreettoN.W.27thStreet.ThenameEmersonThomaspopsuprepeat-

edlywhensearchingthroughthearchivesofthattime.Thomasledtheseniorclasstovictoryinauniversityfundraisingcampaign.Theuniver-sitywishedtoraise$1.5millionbeginningin1926tobuilditsendowmentsandafewnewbuildings,astheAdministrationBuildingwasexceedingitscapacity.OCU’sthen-PresidentEugeneM.Antrimtookthe

messageofthecrowdedconditionstotheOklahomaMethodistAnnualConferencewiththisstatement:“Ourequipmentisnewanduptodate;itsonlydeficiency,underourpresentenrollment,isitssize.”

By Rod Jones

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Thefacultyandeachclasssetagoal,whichwashalfwayreachedwithinthefirsthalfoftheyearat$33,000.Theclassthatraisedthemostmoneywaspromisedaone-dayholidayfromclasses.

The Campusnewspapercheeredthestudentson.InaMarch15,1926editorialtitled“Success,theOnlyAlternative,”thevoiceofthestudentssoundedthus:

“ThereareaboutfourhundredstudentsofOklahomaCityUniversitywhostillneedtobe‘sold’onthepropositionthattheirAlmaMaterwillsomedayberecognizedasoneoftheleadinguniversitiesofthecountry.”Theseniorclassfollowedthroughonitsgoal.

Itraised115percentofitsquota,solidifyingtheirclaimtoexclusiveuseoftheSeniorWallandwin-ninganadditionalvacationday.However,theprofessorsdidlikewise,sotheentirecampuscel-ebratedtheone-dayholidaybecausetherewouldbenoonearoundthatdaytoteachclasses.

TheSeniorWallserveditspurposeuntil1964,whenamajortransitioncalledthe“GreatPlan”tookhold.TheprojectincludedanacademicpartnershipwiththeMassachusettsInstituteofTechnology,anewstudent-facultycenterandtheadditionofwaterfountainsinfrontoftheAdministrationBuilding.Theoldwallcamedownpresumablybecauseitstoodinthesightlineofthenewfountains.“Thenewentranceplazaleadingtotheadministra-

tionbuildingisnearingcompletion,”accordingtoastoryina1963issueofThe Campus.“Theplazawithapebbleconcretemallwillhavetwofountainsandreflectorpools.Trees,shrubs,andpermanentbencheswillsurroundtheplaza.”However,theuniversityinvitedsomemembers

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college rivalries produce college pranks, and the senior Wall was the innocent victim of a turf battle between ocu students and oklahoma Baptist university students.

a 1929 newspaper story in The Oklahoman headlined “sundial may Be cause of clash Between schools” gives a few details about the scuffle.

“universities have fought over many various sub-jects, but it may remain for a sundial to sever rela-tions between oklahoma city university and oklahoma Baptist university of shawnee.”

it seems the oBu students took an annual football game rivalry a bit too far one year by “mutilating” the ocu sundial. and when ocu replaced the sun-dial, the pranksters returned the next year and ocu students arrived to “find their grounds decorated with announcements of Baptist hopes of victory done in black oil paint.”

president antrim decided to put an end to it once and for all, sending a “communications” to shawnee stating that “unless damages to the sundial, the walks and the senior Wall are taken care of, official connec-tions between the two schools will be broken off.”

ocu wasn’t always innocent of rival hijinks, however, and antrim knew it all too well. a story, dramatized for comedic effect, in the 1924 Scarab describes an instance where goldbug fever got out of hand.

it seems some students travelled north to edmond and did enough damage to catch the attention of the president of central state teachers’ college, now called the university of central oklahoma.

“hello! president antrim? this is president mitchell,” the Scarab quotes, tongue-in-cheek. “it is indeed a great displeasure for me to be forced to call to your attention the distasteful fact that some young rene-gades in a manner most uncouth and barbarous visited our city last nite, scattering hither and thither about our campus unsightly strands of gold and white paper, and severely marring the architectural beauty of our campus by scrawling with smeary gold paint the letters ‘o.c.c.’ (ocu’s former name) upon the beautiful white walk leading to the main entrance. also, those outlaws deliberately, with malice aforethought, removed from the grounds a historic sundial which we cherish as our own life and without which we cannot tell when to dis-miss classes. i deem this dastardly deed an insult, and demand that those who participated in this clandestine escapade be made to repent.

‘it shall be done,’ quoth our worthy president in a tone most severe, (suppressing a chuckle.)”

a Wall stands BetWeen schools

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HarveyJoinsHalloffameOklahomaCityUniversitysoccer

coachBrianHarveyhasbeenselect-edforinductionintotheNAIAHallofFameandtheOCUAthleticsHallofFame.Harveyhasrecordedmorevicto-

riesformen’sandwomen’ssoccerteamsthananysoccercoachinNAIAhistory.Harvey’srecordstoodat576-211-38in22yearsatOCU.Heposteda332-143-22ledgerwiththemenand244-68-16recordinwiththewomen.TheNAIAwill

recognizeHarveyattheNAIAChampionshipsonNov.30-Dec.5,eitheratthe

men’seventinFresno,Calif.,orthewomen’stournamentinDecatur,Ala.TheuniversitywillcelebrateHarvey’saccomplishmentsonNov.7duringReunionWeekend.

HarveyhascoachedthesoccerprogramsatOCUsincetheirincep-tion.Themenbeganin1986,andthewomenin1994.“Brianisextremelydeservingof

thishonor,”OCUPresidentTomJ.McDanielsaid.“HeisarguablythesinglemostwellknownambassadorforthesportofsoccerinthestateofOklahoma.”OCUathleticdirectorJimAbbott

said,“ThisisaterrificandfittingachievementforBrian,consideringhisimmeasurablecontributionstothesportofsoccerandtothelivesofthethousandsofyoungmenandwomenwhohavebeenenrichedbyCoachHarvey.”OCUreachedthe2001NAIA

women’snationalchampionshipgameandthe2008NAIAmen’ssemifinalsunderHarvey’sdirection.Manyotherplayershavebeen

influencedthroughformerOCUplayerswhohavebecomecoachesthemselves,includingOklahomacoachNicoleNelson.“TheNAIAHallofFamecould

nothavechosenamoredeserv-ingcandidatethanCoachHarvey,”

Nelsonsaid.“CoachHarveyhasbeenagreatmentorandinspirationtome,andIwillbeforevergratefulfortheeffecthehashadonmylife.”Harveyhasadaughter,Nicole,

whoplayedforOCUfrom2001-04andservedashisstudentassistantin2005.

OCUathleticsonfacebook,twitterFanscannowfollowOCUathlet-

icsthroughavarietyofsocialnet-workingplatforms.BecomeafanoftheStarsat

www.facebook.com/ocustarsorlogontotwitter.com/ocustarsfortheStars’Twitterpage.TheOklahomaCityUniversity

StarsfanpagestartedinMayandhasquicklyattractedmorethan1,200fans.Thepagewillbeupdat-edregularlywithnews,schedules,photosandvideo.Fanscanreceiveregularupdates

viatheOCUathleticsTwitterpage.Anaccountisrequiredtogetauto-maticupdatesbutthepagecanbeviewedwithoutone.

OCUCaptures2009nationalwomen’sGolfChampionshipSydneyCoxcapturedtheNAIA

individualwomen’sgolfchampion-ship,whileAshleySholertookrun-ner-uphonorsasOCUfinishedwithitsfifthconsecutiveteamchampion-shiponMay15atMeadowbrookGolfCourseinRapidCity,S.D.OCUcoachM.J.Desbiensbecame

NAIAcoachoftheyearforthesec-ondyearinarow.TheStarspickedupsixtournamentwinsin2008-09.OCUwontheSACchampionshipandfinishedwithfourwinsinitslastfiveevents.“Thehardworkthroughoutthe

yearhaspaidoff,”Desbienssaid.“Thebigdifferenceforuswasbeing

Brian Harvey

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abletoplayinthoseconditions.Thewindwasbrutal.Itwasabigbuild-uptothenationaltitlethisyear.”Cox,aseniorfromEdmond,

Okla.,bookendedhercollegecareerwithindividualtitlesafterwin-ninghercollegiatedebutin2005.Coxmadeall-tournamentinNAIAChampionshipsforthesecondtime.Sholer,aseniorfromHamilton,

Ontario,Canada,tookall-tour-namenthonorsintheNAIAChampionshipsforthethirdtimeinhercareer.SholereventuallybecamethefirstOCUgolfertoplayontheLPGAToursincethewomen’sprogrambeganin2000,playingtheCNCanadianWomen’sOpenonSept.3-4.NootherNAIAinstitutionhas

morethantwowomen’sgolfteamtitles.OnlyMethodist(N.C.)andRollins(Fla.)havewonasmanyasfourconsecutivenationalwomen’sgolfcrowns.Methodisthaswon11consecutivenationaltitles—twoinNCAADivisionIIandnineinNCAADivisionIII.ChristinaCungbecamethefirst

golfertobepartofthefiveNAIAwomen’snationalchampionshipteams.Cungandformerteammate

TamaraCampbellwerepartofOCU’spreviousfournational-titleteams.Cungredshirtedin2005-06.

OCUwonits36thnationalcham-pionshipinallsports,allsince1985-86.OCUhaswonanationaltitleeachyearsince1994.TheStarswonthewomen’swrestlingcham-pionshipin2008-09.

OCU’sabbottnamednaiaaDoftheyearTheNAIAannouncedthatOCU

athleticdirectorJimAbbotthasbeennamedthe2008-09NAIA-AthleticsDirectorAssociationathleticdirectoroftheyear.TheawardrecognizesAbbott’s

leadership,visionandcommitmenttointercollegiateathletics.“Jim’sdriveandwillingnessto

beapartoftheprocesstoadvancecharacter-drivenintercollegiateathleticsattheinstitution,con-ferenceandassociationlevelisimpressiveandappreciated,”saidJimCarr,NAIApresidentandCEO.“Onbehalfoftheassociationandthe45,000student-athletesthatcompeteundertheNAIAbanner,IcongratulateJimonthistremen-doushonor.”DuringAbbott’sseven-yearten-

ure,OCUhascaptured14nationalchampionshipsandnumerous

SoonerAthleticConferenceteamchampionships.Duringthatspan,theStarshavealwaysfinishedinthetop12intheDirector’sCupstandingsandwontheSoonerAthleticConferenceCupeachyear.Abbottwasalso

announcedasconferenceathleticdirectoroftheyearthissummer.“AllofusatOCUbelievewe

haveoneofthefinestathleticdirec-torsinthecountry,”OCUPresidentTomMcDanielsaid.“WeareextremelypleasedthatJimAbbotthasbeenrecognizedassuchbyhispeers.Theathleticdepartmentunderhisleadershipcontinuestorankamongthenation’sbest.OCUathleticsgeneratesprideforourcampusandcommunity,andJimhasbeenourleaderinthissuccess.”Abbottwillberecognizedforthe

awardatthe2010NAIAAwardsBanquetheldinCincinnatiaspartoftheNAIAAnnualConventiononApril9-13.

Hutchison,randallJointeamUSainworldChampionshipsOCUwrestlerMichaela

HutchisonandCoachArchieRandalljoinedtheU.S.delegationintheSeniorWorldChampionshipsinSeptemberinHerning,Denmark.Hutchison,asophomorefrom

Soldotna,Alaska,spenttimeastrainingpartnerforTatianaPadilla,amemberoftheWorldChampionshipteam.Inhighschool,Hutchisonbecame

thefirstgirltoeverwinawrestlingstatechampionshipwhenshewonthe103-poundtitleintheAlaskastatechampionships.

Jim Abbott

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“MichaelaHutchisonhasbeenoneofourgreatyoungsuperstars,”USAwomen’swrestlingcoachTerrySteinersaid.“Shehashadsuccessinalllevels,andIthinkhergoingtotheSeniorWorldswillhelphermakethejumptothatlevelaswell.”RandallbecameUSAWrestling’s

2009President’sAwardwinner.Aspartofwinningtheaward,RandallwentwithTeamUSAtotheWorldChampionships.“Archieisbeingrecognizedfor

hisyearsandyearsofservice,”saidUSAWrestlingPresidentJimRavannack.“Hehasputincount-lesshoursasavolunteer,andhasbeendedicatedtotheOklahomaprogram.Archiealsotrainedmanyofoursenior-levelathleteswhentheywereinhighschool.”

OCU’s2008-09athleticachievements:

hFifthNAIAwomen’sgolf championshipinarow—most overallintheNAIAandastreak secondonlytoMethodist(S.C.) inthenation(Methodisthas won12NCAADivisionIIand IIIwomen’sgolftitles).hOCU’sfirstWomen’sCollege WrestlingAssociationnational championship.hSecondNWCAnational dualwomen’swrestling championshipinarow.

hTiedforthirdinNAIAWorld Seriesinbaseball.hReachedNAIAwomen’s basketballsemifinalsforthe ninthtimeinprogramhistory.hReachedNAIAmen’ssoccer semifinalsforthefirsttimeever.hFourth-placefinishinNAIA softballchampionships.hFourth-placefinishinNAIA men’sgolfchampionships.hReachedNo.1intheNAIA rankingsinbaseball,men’s basketball,andmen’sand women’sgolfduringthis season.FinishedasNo.1 inwomen’sgolf.hRegionalchampionship inbaseball.hRegionalrunner-upfinishin men’swrestling.hSoonerAthleticConference championshipsinmen’sand women’ssoccer,women’s golfandsoftballplusthe conferencewomen’sbasketball tournamenttitle.hForty-sixall-Americans, including16inwomen’s wrestling.hNAIAsoftballplayerofthe yearandSACplayerofthe yearAmanda Howard.hNAIAwomen’sgolfindividual championSydney Cox.hWCWAwomen’swrestling individualchampionsMichaela Hutchison,Tessa Plana,and Stefenie Shaw.hAmericanCollegeRowing Associationmen’ssingle championJimmy Von Peters, men’sdoublechampion Drew McNicholsandHugh

Tullos,andwomen’sdouble championHydi Gibsonand Katheryn Schiro.hNAIAandSACbaseballplayer oftheyearBrent Weaver.hSACvolleyballhitteroftheyear Whitney Kress.hSACmen’ssoccerdefensive playeroftheyearChris Spendlove.hSACmen’ssoccergoalkeeper andnewcomeroftheyearAndy Fitzpatrick.hSACwomen’ssoccerdefensive playeroftheyearforthirdyear inarow,Zoe Barratt.hSACwomen’sbasketballnew- comeroftheyearHolly Hardin.hFourteenNAIAacademic all-Americascholar-athletes achieved3.50orbettercumula- tivegrade-pointaverage.hTwo-timeESPNtheMagazine college-divisionacademic all-AmericansErika Garbrecht inwomen’ssoccerandMindy Crabaughinsoftball—oneof onlythreetwo-timeacademic all-AmericanseveratOCU. Achieved3.30orbettercumula- tiveGPAandselectedby CollegeSportsInformation DirectorsofAmerica.hNAIAcoachoftheyearfor thesecondyearinarow, M.J. Desbiens.hSACmen’sandwomen’ssoccer coachoftheyear,Brian Harvey.

Michaela Hutchison

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asfarasfuncareersgo,OklahomaCityUniversity

MovingImageArtsDepartmentChairFritzKierschhashadonethatrivalsthebestofthem.HisbusinesstravelshavetakenhimfromthetopoftheGoldenGateBridgedownintothegoldminesofSouthAfrica,butKierschsayshehasneverenjoyedhisworkasmuchashedoesrightnow.“Makingafilmprojectisfun,butgettingtowatch

10studentsmake10or15projectsisevenmorefun,”Kierschsaid.KierschlaunchedOklahomaCityUniversity’s

MovingImageArtsprograminthespringof2006withfourstudentsenrolledasfilmmajors.Inthepastthreeyears,theprogramhasexpandedtoincludenearly60filmstudents.Severalinternedthissummeronthesetof“TheKillerInsideMe,”amajormotionpicturefilmedpartlyinOklahoma.SeveralofKiersch’sformerstudentsalsohavegoneontoworkinHollywood.Kierschdiscoveredhisloveforfilmatanearly

age,butheardlotsofadvicefromhisfather,acol-legeprofessor,aboutpursuingstudiesinbusinessandlaw.KierschenrolledasaneconomicsmajoratIthacaCollegeandfinishedhisbusinessdegreeatOhioWesleyan.Afterhetookalltheeconomicscoursesthatwereoffered,Kiersch’sadvisorstoldhimtotakesomeelectives.Heenrolledinaclassaboutmaking8mil-limetermovies,whichledtoafewmorefilmclassesandthenasummermakingmoviesathome.Upongraduation,KierschmovedtoCaliforniaand

beganworkinginthetelevisioncommercialindustrywhilehespentnightsstudyingattheUniversityofSouthernCalifornia.Sometimesheslippedintolargeauditorium-stylefilmclasseshewasn’tenrolledinjusttoparticipateinthediscussions.HeworkedhiswaydeeperintoHollywoodandbecameacameraassistant,workingforsomenowveryfamouscinema-tographersincludingCalebDeschanel,ofThe Passion of the Christ.

Kierschwentontoopenhisownproductioncompany,KirbyKierschFilmGroup,asacameramananddirectorwherehethoughthe’dfoundhiscallingproducingcommercials.Heinitiallyturneddownaformerfreelancer’srequesttolookatdirectingamovieintheearly1980s.“Isaid‘No,I’mhavingfun,Igettodoallthisgreat

stuffmakingcommercials,’”Kierschsaid.“ButhesaidhehadthishorrorstorywrittenbyStephenKingandheneededsomebodythatknewhowtokeepthingsonbudgetandcontaincosts.”SomebodylikeKiersch.Kierschagreedtomeetwiththefilmcompany’s

principalsonaThursdayandbythefollowingMonday,hewasscoutinglocationsinMidwesterncornfields.Afewweekslater,hewasfilmingwithafullcastonthesetofChildren of the Corn,Kiersch’sfirstfull-lengthmovie.Asdirector,hehadtheoppor-tunitytoexperimentwithcreatingmonstersandotherfuneffects.Hesetupthefilm’seditingspacethenextblockoverfromhisproductionoffice.“Iranbackandforthbetweenthetwo.Ihadthe

greatesttime,”hesaid.KierschcontinuedtomakefilmsanddirectedTuff

Turf(1985),castingJamesSpaderinhisfirststarringrole.EventhoughKierschworksfulltimenowasaneducator,hecontinuestomakeaboutoneprojectperyear.KierschhasanEmmyinhishouse,butitdoesn’t

belongtohim.Hiswife,Jennifer,wontheawardforherworkonthe“OklahomaCentennialSpectacular.”“Sheremindsmethatshe’stheEmmywinnerand

I’mnot,”hesaidwithagrin.Inamoreserioustone,Kierschsaidheisveryproudofhiswife.He’salsoproudofhischildren,daughter,Marissa,anLApublicistandson,Cameron,whoisteachingEnglishinKoreathisfall.

fritz kiersch and the moVing image arts program

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OCU's Fritz Kiersch (top row, fifth from left) is shown with the cast of the 1984 hit movie Children of the Corn.

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OCUocu alums gather in texas

more than 200 alums, friends and prospective

students enjoyed a night at the ballpark this sum-

mer. ocu hosted an evening that began with dinner

in the legends of the game museum inside rangers

Ballpark in arlington, and ended with an exciting

rangers victory over seattle! the dallas-ft. Worth

area is home to some 1200 ocu alumni.

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fredDunbarOklahomaCityUniversitySports

HallofFameinducteeDr.FredDunbardiedMay8,2009,ofdistalesophagealcancer.FredwasbornSept.20,1936,andwasraisedinPiedmont,Okla.Dunbarwasanexceptionalbase-

ballandbasketballplayerwhostart-edhisathleticcareershootinghoopsthroughthe12-inchmetalbandofanorangecratethathisdadhadnailedtoatelephonepole.HewasthefirstAllStateathletefromPiedmont,winninghonorsinbasketballandbaseball.DunbarattendedOklahomaCity

Universityonafullathleticscholar-ship.HewaspartofOCU’sDivision1powerhouseeraandbecamea

sharpshooterforrenownedbas-ketballCoachAbeLemons.Healsoplayedbaseballandwasthelead-inghitterandpitcherforthreesea-sonsunderCoachPaulHansen.HeplayedprofessionalbaseballwiththeMilwaukeeBravesorganization

(ClassA)in1958-1959,untilhetorehisrotatorcuff.HealsoplayedfortheUnitedStatesMarineCorpsbas-ketball,baseballandfootballteams.Hemarriedhishighschool

girlfriend,LindaRose,anduponreturningtoOklahomatheystartedafamilyandhadfourchildren.HebecameateacherandcoachforPutnamCityHighSchool.HelatermovedhiscareertoElRenoJuniorCollege,nowRedlandsCommunityCollege,toteachandcoach.HealsowroteabookaboutthelifeofanOklahomaunionleadertitledPeter Hanraty, Champion of the Working Man.In2001,hewashiredbythe

CollegeofSantaFeinNewMexicotostarttheirNativeAmericanStudiesprogramandteachhistoryandpsychology.Homeforthesummerof2002,hemetandfellinlovewithHelenHartTaylorofOklahomaCity,askinghertomarryhimthefirstdayhemether.Theymarriedontheanniversaryoftheirmeeting,July27,2003.In2006,Fredwashonoredtobe

inductedintotheOklahomaCityUniversitySportsHallofFame,anawardthathecherished.

annHundleyHooverAnnHundleyHooverpassed

awayMarch30,2009,attheageof64,afteracourageousbattlewithcancer.HooverwasanotedOklahoma

Cityphilanthropist,anOklahomaCityUniversitytrusteeandchairoftheWandaL.BassSchoolofMusicAdvisoryBoard.ShededicatedcountlesshourstotheOCUSocietiestopromoteopera,musictheaterandartontheOCUcampus.ShereceivedOCU’sAwardofExcellenceforPhilanthropyandVolunteerism.Hooverwasknownforavast

numberofphilanthropicprojectsinthelocalcommunityandforfoundingtheHooverProtocol&EtiquetteCentre.ShewasappointedtotheJohnF.KennedyCenterforthePerformingArtsPresidentialAdvisoryCommitteebyPresidentGeorgeW.Bushin2002andbecamechairwomanofspecialevents,over-seeingeventsaroundthecountryheldtosupporttheKennedyCenter.Shewasamem-

beroftheChoralSocietyboard,theOklahomaArtsInstituteBoardandtheBreastHealthInstituteBoard.Sheservedaschairwom-anoftheStarlightBallforChildren’sMedicalResearchandtheDr.RobertJohnsonALSGolfTournamentbenefittingtheMuscularDystrophyAssociation.Hooverwasassociatedwithother

groupsincludingtheJulietteLowSocietyforGirlScouts,InternationalWomen’sForum,InternationalAssociationofProtocolConsultantsandmanyothers.ShewastwicenamedtotheJournalRecord’s“50MakingaDifference”list.ShewontheOklahomaOrchestraLeague’sNotableWomenAwardandtheAssociationforWomeninCommunicationBylinerAwardfortheArts.HooverwasbornJuly9,1944,

toDr.DeaneHundleyJr.andSidneyDavenportHundleyinNorthCarolina.ShegraduatedfromSt.Mary’sJuniorCollegeandPreparatorySchoolinRaleigh,N.C.,andreceivedherbachelor’sdegreefromtheUniversityofArizonain1966.

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HooverbecameateacherinTexasbeforegoingtoworkinthefashionindustry.ShewasnamedLosAngelesFashionInstitute’s“TopModel”in1978andcontinuedherworkasfash-iondesignerforvariouscompanies.

JoanKirkpatrickJoanKirkpatrickdiedAug.4,2009.

KirkpatrickwasbornAug.7,1933,toJohnElsonandEleanorBlakeKirkpatrick.ShegraduatedfromOklahoma

CityUniversityin1954withanEnglishdegree.DuringhertimeatOCUsheprovedtobeanaccom-plishedartistandsculptor—hobbiessheenjoyedtherestofherlife.Kirkpatrick’slifewascenteredin

OklahomaCity,butbecauseofherfather'scareersheandhermothertraveledfrequentlyandtookupresi-denceinTulsa,BostonandthenNewYorkbetween1933and1941.SheandhermotherreturnedtoOklahomaCityin1942.Kirkpatrickwasavolunteer,

boughtwarbondsandcollectedmetalforthewareffort.Shegraduat-edfromClassenHighSchoolin1950.

Shebeganherfreshmancol-legeyearatMountVernonJuniorCollegeinWashington,D.C.,trans-ferredtoColoradoCollegeandjoinedKappaAlphaThetasorority.Joan

marriedKonradKentKeeseeMay10,1960.Theironlychild,ChristianKeesee,wasborninDecember1961.Kirkpatricktookparticularpride

inhervolunteerwork,especiallyatDeaconessHospitalinanadminis-

trativeposition.Hermostsignifi-cantworkwaswiththeKirkpatrickFoundation,whichherparentsbeganin1955.Shebecameaboardmemberin1976.ShealsoservedasaboardmemberofSt.Anthony’sBoneandJointHospital,FreetoLiveanimalsanctuary,theOklahomaNatureConservancyandtheOklahomaCityArtMuseum.Shewashonoredtobeonthecol-

lectionsmanagementcommitteeatthemuseum,acommitteehermotherhadservedonsincethemuseum’sfounding.In1998,themuseumtrust-eesfinishedalong-rangeplan.Theydecideditwastimeforanexpansionandtomovetoaspaceinthedown-townarea.WhenKirkpatrickmen-tionedtoherfatherthatsheplannedtomakeasizablegifttothiseffort,heagreedtomatchit.Together,theymadethefirstandmostsignificantgifttothenewmuseumcampaign.TheydidsoinhonorofEleanorBlakeKirkpatrick.Asshecontin-uedherworkaschairwomanoftheKirkpatrickFoundation,shebegantofocusthefoundation’sresourcesonareasofherparticularinterest,espe-ciallyanimalwelfareandenviron-mentalconcerns.Joanissurvivedbyherson,

ChristianKirkpatrickKeeseeandhergrandson,BlakeChristianKirkpatrickKeesee.

alvinnaifehAlvinNaifeh,76,diedSept.5,2009.AlvinwasaniconatOCU.Hewas

adailyfixtureoncampusfromthetimehebegantakingclassesinthemid-1950suntilaboutfouryearsago.HeworkedformanyyearsintheOklahomaCityUniversitycampuspostofficeandAlvin’sCaféisnamedforhim.Naifehlivedoncampusformany

yearsevenafterhisdaysasastudent

andwasconsideredanintegralpartofmanypeople’slivesintheOCUcommunity.HewasroommateswithJeraldWalkerwhenthetwowereOCUstudents.Walkerlaterbecamepresidentoftheuniversity.Hewasamoviebuffwhocollected

Hollywoodmemorabilia.TheAlvinNaifehCollectionintheDulaney-BrowneLibraryincludesthemoviesandbookshedonatedtotheuniver-sity.HewasproudtosayhesharedabirthdaywithactressCarolBurnett.ItwasAlvin’sunclewhointroducedhimtotheworldoffilmandthe-ater.Hebecameanavidreaderoffilmindustryliteratureandknewalmosteverythingaboutalmosteveryfamousfigureinmovies.OneofhisfavoritecelebritieswasRoyRogers.Alvinenjoyedwatchingscience

fiction,Westerns,comediesandhor-rormovies.Hewasalwaysreadytoseethelatestmoviesatthetheater.HevolunteeredwithandappearedinLyricTheatreproductions.Alvinhelpedwithrunningerrands,build-ingpropsandpreparingthedressingroomsforshows.Hewasknownforhissmileand

readywit.Alvinalwaysrememberedeveryonehe’dmetwhenhewouldseethemaroundthecommunity,especiallythoseheknewfromOCU.

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Hewasoneoftheuniversity’sgreat-estambassadors.HewasamemberofWesleyUnitedMethodistChurchformorethan50years.AlvinwasborntoDoraKouri

NaifehandNoimmerNaifehonApril26,1933,inSapulpa,Okla.,andgraduatedfromClassenHighSchoolin1953.

MorrisPermenterMorrisPermenter,anOklahoma

CityUniversityalumnusandtrustee,diedJuly26,2009.PermenterwasbornApril30,1925,

inOklahomaCity.HegraduatedfromCentralHighSchoolandearnedabachelor’sdegreeinaccountingfromOCU.HewasalongtimeOklahomaCity

bankerandsupporterofthearts.HeservedaschairmanandexecutiveofficerofCommunityBankuntilitwassoldtoFirstFidelityin1996.Hethenbecameadirectorandbusi-nessdevelopmentofficerforFirstFidelity.Permenterservedasdirec-torandtreasureroftheOklahomaCityPhilharmonic,theOklahomaCityMuseumofArtandSportman’sCountryClub.In2007,Permenterreceivedthe

BishopPaulW.MilhouseAwardforhisservicetothecommunity,thechurchandOCU.HewasamemberofNicholsHillsUnitedMethodistChurch,whereheservedontheadministra-tivecouncilandothercommittees.HewasactiveinfundraisingforOCUandhadaleadershiprolein

theoriginalPresident'sPartnerscam-paign.Asatrusteeoftheuniversity,heservedontheauditandinvest-mentcommittees.PermenterreceivedtheMilhouse

AwardattheannualOklahomaCityUniversityChurchRelationsChristmasappreciationdinner,firsthostedin1982tohonorthosewhoenhancetherelationshipbetweenthechurchandOCU.

PaulStrasbaughOCUtrusteeandlongtime

OklahomaCitycivicandbusinessleaderPaulB.Strasbaugh,91,diedMay20,2009.Formorethansixdecades,PaulworkedwithothercivicandbusinessleaderstobuildabiggerandbetterOklahomaCity.Paulbeganhisdistinguished

careerwiththeOklahomaCityChamberofCommercein1946.Heworkedsidebysidewithhisfriendandmentor,StanleyDraper.Headvancedthroughtheindustrialdevelopmentdepartmenttosucceed

Draperin1968inthepositionwhichistodaycalledpresident.Hewas

involvedinbuildingthecity'sinter-statehighwaysystemandmakingsureOklahomaCityhad

enoughwatertomeettheneedsofitscitizensandbusinessesforgen-erationstocome.HealsoworkedtoincreasethesizeofOklahomaCity,anambitiousundertakingwhichresultedinthecityexpandingfrom60squaremilesto600squaremiles.

TheMetroConcourse,nowcalledtheUnderground,wasbuiltunderPaul’sleadership.Hewasalsoinstru-mentalinattractinganumberofmajormanufacturingoperationstoOklahomaCity.StrasbaughandStantonYoung

traveledtoWashington,D.C.,insupportofmajorfundingfortherenewalandredevelopmentofdowntownOklahomaCity.Theprojectsstemmingfromthegranttheyreceivedincludedthe36-storyLibertyBankTower,whichisnowtheChaseTower;the30-storyKerrMcGeeTower,whichisnowhead-quartersforSandRidgeEnergy;theBankofOklahomabuilding;theMyriadGardensandwhatwasthentheMyriadConventionCenter.Oneofhisproudestprojectswas

workingwithotherstosecurethefutureoftheNationalCowboyandWesternHeritageMuseuminOklahomaCity.HelovedwesternartandreveredthehistoryoftheWest.Paulwasapersonofimpeccable

character,aleadermoldedasayoungmangrowingupinNewFreedom,Penn.In1933,asanewEagleScout,Strasbaughwasselectedbyhisfel-lowScoutstomakeapresentationintheOvalOfficetoPresidentFranklinD.Roosevelt.PaulservedinWorldWarIIas

acombatparticipantintheBattleoftheBulgeinEurope.HewasamemberofMemorialRoadChurchofChrist.Paulcherishedhisfamilyand

friends.Helovedhisfamily,espe-ciallyhiswife,Jane,andhischildren,BenMusser,SusanDedhamandhisstepson,BrentGoodenandtheirfamilies.Hewasagrandfathertosixchildrenandagreat-grandfathertotwo.

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Classof1933mable laVerne minick

Classof1937Julius sas

Classof1940theodore royce

Classof1943erastus foster Jr.

Classof1947lonzo BattlesJames Wright

Classof1949Billy fyffe

Classof1951rodney haddon

Classof1952Barbara lane miller

Classof1953imogene novell allisonirvine mayhugh castlemanc.f. champlin

Classof1954Jack hatfield

Classof1955george farhahenry frankJoan kirkpatrick

Classof1956mark dorffeugene morkinmorris permenter

Classof1957John stevens

Classof1958fred dunbar

Classof1960d.c. thomas

Classof1961henry oeltjendiersrichard pickens

Classof1963Joyce eilers BacakJ. michael Bachmantony hargisBilly JohnstonWilliam kingleroy newton

Classof1964dennis erwinJohn moore

Classof1965edward stewartrobert tucker

Classof1966John robertson

Classof1967thomas Woody

Classof1969lon frank

Classof1970marianne Brown Vannatta

Classof1972J. Bruce harvey

Classof1973ronald king

Classof1975James curry

Classof1978lawrence edmison

Classof1991craig kennamer

Classof1992mark hart

Classof1995stephen mittuch

Classof1996Joel mcnatt

Classof2003sharon duke

alumni,nonDegreeslaura lowe fergusonraymond gerdesgeneva guntercarl hammselma o’dom heathBetty Jo kirkdonald mcmillanalvin naifehBob rutledge

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MarianneVannattaLongtimeOCUfriend,alumni

andtrusteeMarianneBeaBrownVannattadiedApril25,2009,followingabrief,valiantbattlewithstomachcan-cer.MariannewasborninOklahomaCityandgrewupinColoradoandAlbuquerque,N.M.Marianne

returnedtoOklahomaCitytoattendOklahomaCityUniversityin1966.ShewasanactivememberofAlphaChiOmegasorority,graduatedin1970magnacumlaudeandthenextday,marriedtheloveofherlife,JerryB.Vannatta.

Mariannepracticedtaxaccount-ingformorethan30yearsasaCPA,servedontheHeritageHills

HistoricalPreservationBoard,theOklahomaLiteracyCouncilandtheOklahomaCityUniversityAlumniAssociationBoard.ShewasawardedtheOCUDistinguishedPhilanthropistAwardin2003forheryearsofoutstandingservicetotheuniversity.Vannattawasanavid

runnerandcyclist,run-ninginnumerousracesandcyclingaroundtheUnitedStatesandEuropewithherfamily

andfriends.Amonghermanycontri-butionstoOklahomaCityUniversitywasestablishingayearly5Kroad

race,RacewiththeStars,toraisescholarshipfundsforgraduatestu-dentsatOCU’sKramerSchoolofNursing.Justmonthsbeforeherdiagnosis

lastyear,Mariannesummitteda14,401-footmountaininColoradoandcompletedahalfmarathon.Sheissurvivedbyherlovinghus-

band,Dr.JerryVannatta;herfather-in-law,JohnVannattaofKeys,Okla.;twosons,Jeremy,hiswifeJillandtheirthreechildren,Peyton,ConnorandAveryofEvanston,Ill.,andSethandhisbelovedRachelofMakanda,Ill.;andasister,LauraBrownofAlbuquerque,N.M.l

Marianne Vannatta

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