CCU Newsletter, April 21, 2003
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U NApril 21, 200.'3V E R ST yNEWSLETTERA Newsletter/or Farnlty, Staff 1111dFrieuds ofC011st11!C11roli1111U11iversi yVolume U, Number 8S.C. novelistto visitCoastalCoastal EducationalFoundationelects new officers for 2003BestsellingauthorJosephineHumphreys will read from her works at 3p.m. Thursday, April 24 on the Coastalcampus.The Charleston author's most recentbook was "Nowhere Else on Earth," historical fiction about the Lumbee Indiansin North Carolina.Her ocher novels include "Dreams ofSleep," "Rich in Love" and "TheFireman's Fair." One of them, "Rich inLove," was adapted into a movie starringAlbert Finney.Humphreys will be reading in theRecital Hall of che Edwards Building. Theevent, sponsored by Coascal's WaccamawCenter for Culcural and Historical Studies,is free and open to the public.A reception and book signing will follow the reading. Copies of all her bookswill be available for purchase.New officershave been electedtoservetheCoastalEducationalFoundation for the2003-2004 term.They are R. . ;. .·.·Grant Singleton,riintSifigleionpresident; Fred Du Bard Jr., vice president;and Bill Marsh, secretary-treasurer.Singleton, who lives in Myrcle Beach,is a retired attorney who currencly consulcs on business investments. He is activein community service, is an appointee tothe S.C. Commission on the Future ofSouth Carolina, a member of PalmettoProject AdvisoryCouncil and chairof theHorryCountyLib aryCommission.DuBardresides in Florencewhere he is president and CEO ofDuBard, Inc., and an owner of the PeeDee Pride hockey team. He has served asa member of theCoastal CarolinaUniversity BoardofTrustees including two terms aschairman.Hewasnamed the 1997Florence BusinessPerson of the Year and the 1998 S.C. BeerWholesaler. He is involved in a number ofcivic organizations in Florence and in thestate.Marsh, a Conway resident, is president of Palmetto Chevrolet Co., Inc. Hewas president of the Coastal CarolinaAlumni Association from 1998 to 2000.He is a deacon at Kingston PresbyterianChurch and serves on various automotiveboards and committees.Coastal Educational Foundation is anonprofit corporation which receives anddisburses charitable gifts in support of theuniversity. The foundation was established in 1954 for the purpose of advancing higher learning in Horry County andwas instrumental in the creation ofCoastal Carolina University.CCU Newsletter Publication DatesSubmission deadlines:Monday,April 28Monday,May 12Publication dates:Monday, May 5Monday,May I 9CoastalCarolina UniversityNewsletteris publishedbiweeklyduring the academicyear and monthlyduringJune, July and Augustby the Officeof MarketingCommunications. Submissionsshould be senrto the Officeof MarketingCommunicationsin SNGL 204 by noon the Monday beforepublication.Information for 1he CCU Ne" sle11ershould be submiued 10 ne"s 'i1 coastal.edu in 1he Office of .\1arketing Communications, Singleton 204.
.,. .,.,. An Inside LookatCoastalCarolina'WASP'spoofs the 1950s in one actUniversity"WASP,"a30-minute, oneact satire of the1950s, opens at7:30 p.m. April 25in the Black BoxTheater of theEdwards Building .It will be performed .again at 8:30 p.m. and at bothtimes on April 26 and 27.The Steve Martin play will be performed by six theater students - JasonAdams, who directs and plays the father,Tiffany Scribner as the mom, JulianColleta as the son and Shawn Fondren asthe daughter.April 21-27 Nelljean Rice celebrates new book,fellowship to Japan,.Scott Harris and TheHunleyCoastal goes to the MastersApril 28-May 4 SGA officers bid farewellCCU seniors ponder leavingSusan Libes on Public EngagementAlumnus profile: Paige LandryHTC&:Tr:.;eWarner Channel12Dail).'.at.l! a.m. and7 p.m.T1111eWainercabk ChannelSSundaysu 7:30p.m/ & Wednesdaysar4 p.m.(ConWOJIMB, NMB)T1111e cable Channd17Sunda)'Iat 7:30 p.m. & Wedmsdaysat 4 p.m.(SouthSJran,J)Julia Burgoyne will provide the femalevoice, and Joe Harrison will portray severaldifferent characters. The play "makes fun ofeverything," especially the "Leave It ToBeaver" sort of lifestyle, Adams said. "If itwas rated, it would probably be a PG-13,"said the director, cautioning that the spoofmight not be for everyone.After "WASP" on each three nights,"Psycho Beach Party" will continue at 10p.m. in Wheelwright Auditorium, promising a rollicking good time for audienceand performers alike."Psycho" is a spoof on the beach partymovies of the 1950s. Danny Garrity playsthe lead role as Chicklet, the beach "girl."Two ·art exhibitions to open soon in galleryThe Archarios Annual Art andLiterature Show is opening with a reception at 2 p.m. Wednesday, April 23, at theBryan Art Gallery.On exhibit will be the visual arts invaried media, including drawings, photography and more by students and professors as decided by the SelectionCommittee, according to Andrew Wilson.Hors d'oeuvres will be served, andeveryone is invited to attend. The showwill remain up through Friday, April 25.The Senior Art Show opens Monday,April 28 in the Bryan Gallery, featuringabout 50 works of 14 graduating art students. They are: Ray Brown, ChristieCarropa, Kristine DeNinno, Melissa Hall,Rachel Harris, Helen Horn, CandiceJames, E.J. Kerr, Wendy Kovac, SteveMetropolis, Kim Morris, Chris Risher,Sandi Snyder and Stacy Vance.The show kicks off with an openingreception at 2 p.m. on Monday, April 28,and continues through Friday, May 9,with gallery hours from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Katie Moses selected as student employee of the yearKatie Moses, student assistant at theCenter for Marine and Wetland Studies,has won the 2002-2003StudentEmployee of the Year Award.She was nominated for the award forher ·exemplary service by supervisorGerman Ojeda, who cited her enthusiasticattitude and excellent work ethics.A reception was held to honor thenominees for Student Employee of theYear on April 2. Other nominees were:Jennifer Dean, Scott Dean, JenniferGreer, HeatherHosterler,KristenJohnson, Christopher Ocker, KristenRoop and James Snell.2Special recognition was given to the18 student employees of Kimbel Librarywho "played an integral part in keepingthe library fully operational during therecent renovation . through it all theydemonstrated remarkable resilience, ingenuity and team spirit," according to theadministrative staff.The reception was hosted by theOffice of Career Services and the Office ofStudent Affairs. President Ron Ingle andVice President for Student Affairs BobSquacriglia gave words of appreciation tothe nominees.
Coastal students present papers at national conferenceEleven Coastal Carolina Universitystudents recently presented scholarlypapers at the National Conference onUndergraduate Research (NCUR) held atthe University of Utah in Sale Lake City.Students and faculty from more than200 colleges and universities in the UnitedScares participated in the conference, anannual event designed to enrich undergraduate teaching and learning by givingstudents firsthand experience in the processof scholarly exploration and discovery.Conference presenters are selected onthe basis of abstracts of their research submitted four months in advance of theconference.The following Coastal students gavepresentations: Dianna DeNitto, a senior psychologymajor of Marion, presented "Perceptionof Visual DerailExtroverts."in Introvertsand William GalbreathJr., a senior international studies major of Surfside Beach,presented"A MagneticLevitationMonorail as the Mode ofTransportation." Jaime Hamrick, a senior managementmajor of Mechanicsville, Va., and JanataBrown, a senior marketing major ofMyrcle Beach, presented "Serving UpCareer Services." JenniferHarpster,a senior psychologymajor of Myrtle Beach, presented"Personality Differences In IncarceratedAdulcs as a Function of Gender, Level ofOffense and Domestic Violence ." KumarJeev,a senior computer sciencemajor of Jodhpur Rojascham, India, presented "Prime Estimation ThroughReturn Graphs. "Coastal NotesSenior Festivalfor Education comingAbout 20 Coastal seniors majoringin early childhood education will present their projects, displays and researchduring the 16th Senior Festival from 9a.m. to noon on Tuesday, April 22 . Thefestival will be on the first and secondfloors of Kearns Hall. All are invited.Call Jesse Brown at 349-2610 for moreinformation.Gospel Choir rocks Sandy IslandThe Gospel Choir was invited toattend and perform at the New BechelBaptist Church on Sandy Island onApril 13. About 10 members ofLeadership Challenge also attended theevent, along with Ron and Judy Ingle,according to Pac Singleton-Young. Theperformance was excellent and "a greatexperience," according -to a student representative.Leadership Challenge will conducea book drive next fall to collect booksfor the children of Sandy Island. JeremySaeger,a sophomore marine science major of Chesapeake, Va., presented"Retrofitting a Residential RetentionPond co Improve Water Quality ofStormwater Runoff" Presley Smith, a senior health promotion major of West Columbia, presented"ExaminingHealthEducationInstruction in Schools. " ClareThomasy, a junior biology majorof Maumee, Ohio, presented "Mutationin Avian Microsacellices." AmadaWindsor, a senior marine science major of Sidney, Ohio, presented"Thermoregulatory Behavior in FiddlerCrabs." NathanWoodworth,senior marine science major of Myrtle Beach, presented"The Role of Global Heat andMomentum Fluxes in Climate Variability."Athletic eventsNoteworthy news from Athletics:Coastal senior guard TorreyButlerwas named Associated Press HonorableMention All-American. He is the firstplayer in Coastal history to receive thehonor twice.Coastal softball pitcher ChristineDoyle was named Big South SoftballPitcher of the Week for April 8. It wasthe second time this season she wonthe award .Dale Ketola, a senior, was namedBig South Men's Golfer of the Week forApril 7.Tyler Hughes and ThomasRutter, former CCU soccer standouts,have signed pro contracts to play forthe Toronto Lynx (A-League) andWilmington Hammerheads (Pro SelectLeague), respectively.3Wednesday,April 23 Softballat College of Charleston, 4 p.m. Baseballat College of Charleston, 6 p.m.Thursday,April 24 Outdoor men's and women'strack at PennRelaysCarnival, Philadelphia,Pa., 2 p.m.Friday,April 25 Baseballat Winthrop, 2 p.m. Outdoor men's and women'strack at PennRelaysCarnival, Philadelphia,Pa., 2 p.m.Saturday,April 26 Baseballat Winthrop, 2 p.m. Outdoor men'sand women's track at PennRelaysCarnival, Philadelphia, Pa., 2 p.m.Sunday,April 27 Baseballat Winthrop, 2 p.m. Softballhosts Winthrop, 2 p.m.Tuesday,April 29 Baseballat UNC Wilmington, 7 p.m.Wednesday,April 30· Baseballat UNC Wilimington, 7 p.m. Softballhosts SC, 4 p.m.Friday,May 2 Baseballhosts Liberty, 6 p.m.Saturday,May 3 Baseballhosts Liberty, 6 p.m.Sunday,May 4 Baseballhosts Liberty,2 p.m.
Choral, flute and jazz featuredCoastal Carolina University's ConcertChoir will circumnavigate the musicalglobe for its spring concert, ''Around theWorld in 80 Minutes," set for Tuesday,April 22 at 7:30 p.m. in WheelwrightAuditorium. The event is free and open tothe public.The concert will offer "an international potpourri of choral delights,"according to director Anne DenbowGilbert, including music from SouthAmerica, New Zealand, Spain, Jamaica,Japan, Malaysia, Africa and Scotland aswell the United States. A number of songswill be presented in the original language,with others in English translations.The program also includes a piecefrom a French opera by Offenbach, aHebrew folk song, a Southern Gospelnumber from the film "O Brother, WhereArt Thou?," a medley by Gershwin and an"Irish" ballad from the Broadway musical"Guys and Dolls."For more information,call theAprilOn April 24, there's "Music at theCourt of Frederick the Great," which isAmy Tully's flute recital, also featuringchamber music:ians Gary Stegall on harpsichord and piano, Erin Althorr on violinand Tamar Ben-Pazi on cello.This eclectic program will celebratethe music of Frederick II of Prussia, widely known as a composer and patron offlute music during the 18th century.The concert is free at 7:30 p.m. in theRecital Hall of the Edwards Building'. Call349-2700 for more information.Jazz After Hours is on Wednesday,April 30 at 7:30 p.m. and features a 20piece ensemble including students andmusicians from the community. This concert will feature Latin jazz, standards, poptunes and gospel. It's free at WheelwrightAuditorium. Call 349-2052 for moreinformation.CampusCalendarMonday,April 21 Clifton Parker art show, 9 co 5 p.m.,Bryan Art GalleryTuesday,April 22 Senior Festivalfor Education, projectsdisplay,9 a.m. to noon, Kearns Hall "Around the World in 80 Minutes,"featuring CCU Concert Choir,7:30 p.m., WheelwrighrAuditoriumThursday,April 24 Josephine Humphreys reading and talk,3 p.m., Recital Hall, Edwards Building Amy Tully Flute Recital, 7:30 p.m.,RecitalHall, Edwards Building "WASP,"play, 7:30 and 8:30 p.m.,EdwardsBlack Box Theater "PsychoBeach Party," 10 p.m. EdwardsBlack Box TheaterFriday,April 25 "WASP,"play,7:30 and 8:30 p.m.,Edwards BlackBox Theater "Psycho BeachParty," 10 p.m. EdwardsBlack Box TheaterSaturday,April 26 "WASP,"play, 7:30 and 8:30 p.m.,EdwardsBlack Box Theater "PsychoBeach Party," 10 p.m. EdwardsBlack Box TheaterBirthdaysWheelwright Box Office at 349-2052.Monday,April 28 Senior Art Show opening reception,2 p.m., Bryan Art GalleryTuesday,April 29 SeniorArt Show,9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Bryan Art Gallery Honors Convocation, 7 p.m.,WheelwrightAuditoriumWednesday,April30 "JazzAfter Hours," 7:30 p.m.,WheelwrightAuditoriumThursday,May 1 10-Minute Play Festival,7:30 p.m.,Edwards BlackBoxTheaterFriday,May 2 10-Minute Play Festival, 4 p.m.,EdwardsBlack BoxTheater ·Saturday,May 3 10-MinurePlay Festival,7:30 p.m.,EdwardsBlackBoxTheaterMay 5 through May 9 Final examsSaturday,May 10 Residenceand dining halls close Commencement, 9 a.m., Coastal FederalField, 21st AvenueNorth and RobertGrissomParkway, Myrtle Beachrain rimeis 2 p.m. in the same location422 RichardCollinVivianFordChris Shafer23 JamesWiggins24 MichealMathews-Rogers25 PennyOakley26 Emory HelmsRebeccaWilliams27 ElisaBarrRick MatthewsJoseph RiottoGregoryOates28 Matt NicholsonCarlos La Fuente29 Jack FlandersMay1 PatriciaSilvaBob Nale2 PriscillaHowell3 TammyHolt5 Carrie LaneSharonTullyODK initiates 17new membersSeventeen students and two honoriscausa will be initiated into membershipinto the Coastal Carolina UniversityCircle of Omicron Delta Kappa onWednesday, April 23 in the WallAuditorium.The following will be initiated onthat date, according to Bob Squatriglia.Seniors causa: Emily Burchett,Angela Hines, Shannon Lawrence andMelissa Lewis.New Junior members are JessicaBrinkman, Bethany Britton, CrystalBrown, Allison Byrd, Erin Cundiff,Le'Keisha Edwards, Jacqueline Griggs,CarolineHarris,ReneeHoward,Matthew Miller, Marie Rice, ChelseaShufelt and Nina Tuttle.Honorary members are Lt. Gen. JimHackler and L. Henry Mense.
Coastal PeopleMauraKenny is featured in the MayVeronicaGeraldhas just published aissue of Watercolor Magic magazine as anaward-winning painter. A work entitledEarthbound is shown, one of 19 winningpaintings. The medium is watercolor andPrimacolor on paper and harks back to theidea of a universal goddess, representing thecommon experience of being born from amother. Earthbound is part of a seriesaddressing common human experiences.cookbook with cultural history : "A Tasteof Food, History, and Culture from theGullah People."Jo-AnnMorganhas a sculpture that 'sbeing included in the Tri-State SculptorGuild 's "Suitcase Exhibition " at ElonUniversity in Winston-Salem , N .C. Theshow opens April 7. She also accompanieda group of cheater and art students to NewYork City where they toured art museumsand attended off-Broadway performances .(See photo below.)Philip Whalen delivered a paperrecencly on "Peasants and FrenchCivilization under German Occupation(1936-1945)" at the Center for FrenchEthnology in Paris, France. He also servedas commentator for the Wine and Identityin Twentieth-Century France panel and asdiscussant on the "Teaching with theEncyclopedia of Diderot and d'AlembertCollaborative Translation Project" roundtable session for the Society for FrenchHistoricalStudiesConferencemMilwaukee, Ill., on April 4-5 ."Religion in The X-Files"' is the titleof a new article by Paul Petenon appearingin "The Journal of Media and Religion."Gib Darden earned recertification asa Certified Strength and ConditioningSpecialist through the National Strengthand Conditioning Association. The distinction recognizes knowledge in the planning, implementation, and evaluation ofstrength and conditioning programs .Darden also made a presentation at theAmerican Alliance for Health, PhysicalEducation,Recreationand DanceNational Convention in Philadelphia, Pa.,"Motor Learning and the NationalContent Standards for Physical Education:Refreshing Concepts, Making NewConnections. "Several Coastal professors presentedpapers at the recent College EnglishAssociation Conference in St. Petersburg,Fla., on April 2-5 . They were:Linda Smoak Schwartzpresented apaper, "Rising from the Ruins of Globaland Personal Trauma: Love, Hate, andFaith in Graham Greene's 'The End of theAffair. "' Schwartz also organized andchaired the session entitled "After theTowers Fell: Moving through Fear andH atred towards Clarity of Vision. "ClaudiaJ. McCollough presented apaper, "The Rock: A Builder or a Crusher?Lessons from Sisyphus" at the conference,and Lee Bollinger presented a paper,"Tragedy, War, Snipers, and Fear Implantsin the News: A Content Analysis of NewsArticles and Headlines since 9-11."Coastal hosted the Spring 2003Assembly of the South Carolina Conferenceof the American Association of UniversityProfessors on April 12 in the Wall BoardRoom. Professors from Coastal, ClaflinCollege, Francis Marion University, FurmanUniversity, USC-Aiken and USC-Sumterattended the meeting. Jim Henderson ispresident of Coastal's chapter of the association, and RandallWellsis :vicepresident.CRIMEPREVENTIONChief of Public Safety Donald Brookis asking all Coastal faculty and staff toassist the Department of Public Safety bysecuring your work area.Due to an increase of campus breakins and thefts, the chief advises lockingdoors , desks and file drawers.Report any suspicious activities to thepublic safety department at ext. 2177.Jim Farsolasand Paul Olsen havereceived written commendations from theoutside community in response to the TheSun News editorial on Coastal's PublicEngagement Initiative - Olsen for hiswork with the Myrcle Beach Marathonand Farsolas for guest lectures and othertraining in connection with the Russianand Eastern European Partnerships, Inc.Diez mujeres notables en lashistoria deAmerica Latina, a Spanish translation ofan earlier work by Jim and LindaHenderson, titled "Ten Notable Womenof Larin America," has been published byAguilar Press of Bogata.,.1.;M,tft ffl Patrick Guidera,Jonathan Neubauer,JennyGreer. Third row, Keitt Esterling-Santmann,TashetaJones, Nicki Cook, Wendy Kovac,Paul Scheuer, Myka Opperman, BrandiGeen, Casey Janowski, Molly Britt, Sandi5Ruzanna Khachairyan, Dianne Ramsey,Sugar Wheeler;front row, Yvonne Shendo,Melissa Hall
Dale Ketola, a senior, was named Big South Men's Golfer of the Week for April 7. Tyler Hughes and Thomas Rutter, former CCU soccer standouts, have signed pro contracts to play for the Toronto Lynx (A-League) and Wilmington Hammerheads (Pro Select League), respectively. 3 Jeremy Saeger, a sophomore marine sci
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