2014 Fall Newsletter - Iron Arrow
FALL 2014 NEWSLETTERIron Arrow Honor SocietyTHE HIGHEST HONOR ATTAINED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMIA Message from the ChiefGreetings Tribe Members!On behalf of the officers and myself, welcome back to another action packed academic year atour beloved University! We hope your summer was filled with the happiest of memories, but thatyou are charged and ready for the upcoming semester. In this newsletter, you will find the “official”Fall 2014 schedule, the biography of our phenomenal Fall 2014 Tapping Luncheon speaker, andmany other noteworthy announcements. Be sure to check out the bios of our most recent Spring2014 Tap Class!As I ponder what is in store for our Tribe this upcoming year, I am reminded of one of myfavorite Iron Arrow takeaways: no matter how many accomplishments or accolades we achieve, ourwork as leaders is never done. This duty to lead does not end upon one’s admittance into IronArrow, but is a renewed commitment in our day-to-day lives as students, working professionals,and community activists. Thank you for continuing to represent the Tribe and University as modelexamples of true leadership, scholarship, character, humility, and love of alma mater. Because ofyour tenacity, commitment, and vision, we have proven our resilience and successfully advancedalongside our groundbreaking University.That being said, there is always room for more growth and I hope to continue steering us in theright direction. As a tribe, how can we continue our work as Iron Arrows? This year, I believe oneanswer to that question is to address what it means to BE an Iron Arrow. The first business meetingwill address our plans to better the tribe through a more objective and fair selections process.Ultimately, my goal for selections—one of the most unique and honorable traditions on our campus—is to reinforce the high standards I see represented in each and every one of you. I hopethroughout the upcoming year, you feel this theme of growth in all that we do. From expandingoutreach for outside recommendations to creating a comprehensive education process for newtapping classes, the officers and I promise to work tirelessly in order to propel us forward.In conclusion, I’d like to leave the Tribe with a challenge to continue our work as leaders,starting with the organization itself. Come to our events. Reach out to new members and share oldmemories. Expand the Iron Arrow community through nominating the best and the brightest.Uphold the standards of our five pillars in all that we do. And finally, have fun! We are the keepers oftradition at the University. That is a prettyserious, yet awesome job. As such, this year isgoing to be both highly entertaining andeffectively reformative. I look forward to seeingyou all throughout the upcoming semester(especially you out-of-towners!) and asalways, please email or call me if you have anyquestions or concerns.2014-2015 OFFICERSC. CAITLIN GILESChief305.562.2478ccaitlingiles@gmail.comBRAD BRADSHAWSon of Chief214.335.4842brad.bradshaw4@gmail.comKARAM ALAWAMedicine Man786.325.1075karam.alawa@gmail.comCOUNCIL OF ELDERSJOHANN A. ALIROBERTO CASTROMYLES A. COCHRANDAVID McDONALD, Sr.STEVEN PRIEPKEELIZABETH M. RODRIGUEZC. RHEA WARRENFACULTY ADVISORANN M. HELMERSGO CANES!Yours in the Arrow,C. Caitlin Giles2014-2015 ChiefSPONSORDONNA E. SHALALAIron Arrow PO Box 249006 Coral Gables, FL 33124 305.284.IRON ironarrow@miami.edu
FALL 2014 NEWSLETTERIron Arrow Honor Society - Fall 2014 CalendarFall 2014 Freshman Orientation ProgramSaturday, August 23, 201410:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.Bank United Center Fieldhouse1245 Dauer DriveCoral Gables, FL 33146Fall 2014 Kickoff Business MeetingWednesday, September 10, 20148:00 p.m.Iron Arrow Room: Student Activities Center1330 Miller Drive, 3rd FloorCoral Gables, FL 33146Norm Parsons Retirement Tribute & CelebrationWednesday, September 17, 20146:00 p.m.CentreCourt: Patti & Allan Herbert Wellness Center1241 Dickinson DriveCoral Gables, FL 33146Fall 2014 Football Watch PartySaturday, September 20, 20148:00 p.m.New Rathskeller: Student Activities Center1330 Miller DriveCoral Gables, FL 33146Fall 2014 Recommendations from Non-Members Due!Wednesday, September 24, 20145:00 p.m. - Iron Arrow Email ONLY!Nominations Due from Iron Arrow members!Monday, October 6, 20145:00 p.m. - Iron Arrow Email ONLY!Fall 2014 Mock Selections Meeting: Nominators & Presenters Only!Wednesday, October 8, 20147:30 p.m.Iron Arrow Room: Student Activities Center1330 Miller Drive, 3rd FloorCoral Gables, FL 33146Fall 2014 SelectionsSunday, October 12, 20148:00 a.m.Iron Arrow Room: Student Activities Center1330 Miller Drive, 3rd FloorCoral Gables, FL 33146Fall 2014 RSMAS TappingsMonday, October 27, 20149:00 a.m.RSMAS Campus, Virginia KeyFall 2014 Medical Campus TappingsWednesday, October 29, 20147:30 a.m.Iron Arrow Medical MoundShrödinger Research QuadMiller School of MedicineFall 2014 Coral Gables TappingsThursday, October 30, 20147:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.Iron Arrow MoundCoral Gables CampusFall 2014 Alma Mater Singing ContestThursday, October 30, 201410:45 a.m.UC RockCoral Gables CampusFall 2014 Tribal PortraitThursday, October 30, 201411:45 a.m.Iron Arrow MoundCoral Gables CampusFall 2014 Tapping LunchThursday, October 30, 201412:00 p.m.Student Activities Center Ballrooms1330 Miller Drive, 3rd FloorCoral Gables, FL 33146RSVP by October 24, 2014! 35; after October 24 - 40Homecoming Parade Lead-Off, Pep Rally, Boat Burning & Alumni AvenueFriday, October 31, 20146:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.Meet at Serpentine Lot opposite the Bank United CenterHomecoming Honor Court UM vs. Virginia TechSaturday, November 1, 201412:30 PM KICKOFFSunLife StadiumMiami Gardens, FL*Line-up one hour prior to kickoff -you MUST wear your jacket and have your owngame ticket!!This is a privilege and honor extended to all current Tribe Members and new Tappees.In accordance with the procedures and protocols of the University of Miami AthleticDepartment and Sun Life Stadium, you MUST wear your jacket in order to be allowedon the field. Enter through gate H and meet at the bottom of the ramp at gate H nolater than ONE HOUR prior to game time with your jacket AND tickets to the game.For students, please enter through the student gate at gate B and walk over to gate Hthrough the 100 level of the stadium. DO NOT bring any non-members with you ontothe field. This includes children and ANYONE wearing another member's jacket, asthey will not be allowed to go onto the field, and the member may be subject todisciplinary action.YOU WILL NOT BE ALLOWED ON THE FIELD IF YOU ARE NOT WEARING YOURJACKET AND IN POSSESSION OF YOUR TICKET!!Fall 2014 InitiationSaturday, November 8, 20146:00 p.m. - EvergladesFall 2014 Initiation BreakfastSunday, November 9, 20148:00 a.m.Perricone’s Market Brickell15 SW 10th Street, Miami, FLRSVP by October 31 - 25;after October 31 - 30Fall 2014 Business MeetingWednesday, November 19, 20148:00 p.m.Iron Arrow Room: Student Activities Center1330 Miller Drive, 3rd FloorCoral Gables, FL 33146PLEASE CHECK WWW.IRONARROW.COM FOR THE MOST CURRENT INFORMATION!!Iron Arrow PO Box 249006 Coral Gables, FL 33124 305.284.IRON ironarrow@miami.edu
FALL 2014 NEWSLETTERIron Arrow Honor SocietyComing to know the Arrow She joined your club as soon as she came to UM andsinglehandedly saved your organization’s most importantoutreach event, doing it without a title and without beingasked. He does amazing things for the alumni group, andnever takes or expects any credit. She is not only a worldrenowned faculty expert, but spent hours in her officetalking to you every time you needed help, during theclass you took and throughout your time as a student. Hehas worked at the U forever, and brightens everyone’s dayby doing his job far beyond the written description. Sheis not only a gifted athlete but a top scholar and adedicated mentor to others in her sport.One of the most vital roles in Iron Arrow, and one that isexpected of all our members, is to be ever vigilant inidentifying those in the University community who arerepresentative of the five pillars of the tribe, and thenensuring they are presented to fellow tribe members whoare entrusted with the deliberation and selection ofmembership.So, how do you bring this amazing person to the tribe’sattention, so that he or she can come to know the Arrow?It begins with each of us, as we participate in the globalcommunity that is the U. In the classroom, throughout thenation in alumni activities, in student organizations and onthe playing field-the next group of those will come to knowthe Arrow are working diligently and without obviousthought of reward. It is up to each of us to watch, tolisten, and to take note of those we encounter. We areresponsible for bringing these shining individuals to thetribe.To understand the role of the sponsor, this year’s officershave established programming that ensures everyone isclear and proficient in navigating the process. They are allavailable and happy to answer your questions, provideguidance, and serve as resources for you. During the Fallterm, in addition to the mandatory pre-selection meetingon October 8th, the officers will lead small groupdiscussion meetings with all new members early in thesemester, so that everyone knows what, when and how toproceed. Emphasis will also be placed on expandingoutreach for non-members to recommend deservingindividuals through early and effective communications,t h u s g a t h e r i n g a m o re d i v e r s e a n d c o m p l e t erepresentation of our campus.Iron Arrow is a tradition as old as the founding days of theUniversity of Miami and as new as thosewho will be presented at our nexttapping luncheon. Our strength is ourmembers, and we count on each ofyou to do your part in building our tribefor the future as we always have in thepast.Officer ProfilesWe welcome and congratulate the incoming officers for the 2013-2014term:Caitlin Giles - ChiefBrad Bradshaw - Son of ChiefKaram Alawa - Medicine ManChief Caitlin Giles, BA ’13 cum laude JD ’15, is a HarveyReid Scholar, Miami Scholar,Dean’s Certificate ofAchievement Award recipient and has also been awarded theCALI Excellence for the Future Award in Torts, Property, andLegal Communications. She is the President of the Childrenand Family Law Society, a member of the Public InterestLeadership Board, an Empowered Youth tutor, Dean’s CupCo-Chair, Miami Law Ambassador and member of the HOPEDay of Service Committee. Over the summer Caitlin clerkedat the US Attorney’s Office in Miami as well as for JudgeRobert Scola. As an undergraduate Caitlin received theEdward T. Foote Award for Excellence in Student Leadership and was inducted intoWho’s Who of American Universities and Colleges, Omicron Delta Kappa, the Orderof Omega Honor Society and Rho Lambda Honor Society. She was a member ofthe Miami Women’s Commission and received the Louise P. Mills Award forOutstanding Service.Other recognition as an undergraduate included theUniversity of Miami Sorority Woman of the Year, University of Miami Dean’s Awardfor Service, the Dorothy Shaw Leadership Award; and the College Women’sLeadership Award from The 51%: Women and the Future of Politics. Caitlin wasthe Vice President of the UM Student Government, the President of the PanhellenicAssociation, the Chair/Founder of the Women’s Leadership Symposium, the Chairof Category 5 and the Vice President, Alpha Delta Pi Sorority.Son of Chief Brad Bradshaw, BS BME ’15, spent hissummer as an Amgen Scholar in the Biological EngineeringLaboratory at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.Brad’s involvement at the U includes serving as President ofthe Interfraternity Council and Philanthropy Coordinator, ViceChair of the Association of Greek Letter Organizations,Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity Eminent Recorder,Philanthropy Chair and member of the Judicial Board, VicePresident and Peru Project Technical Lead for Engineerswithout Borders, member of President’s 100, EngineeringStudent Ambassador, Biomedical Engineering Society, Orderof Omega, Gamma Sigma Alpha, Greek Academic Honor Society, Phi Kappa PhiHonor Society, Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honor Society, Alpha Eta Mu BetaBiomedical Engineering Honor Society, Omicron Delta Kappa Leadership HonorSociety, Golden Key Honor Society, and recipient of the Iron Arrow SophomoreLeadership Award.Medicine Man Karam Alawa, BS BME ’14 MD ’18, is aresearch assistant at the Ophthalmic Biophysics Center ofthe Bascom Palmer Eye Institute. He has been inducted intothe Omicron Delta Kappa Honor Society, Mortar BoardHonor Society, Alpha Eta Mu Beta Biomedical EngineeringHonor Society and the Tau Beta Pi Engineering HonorSociety. Karam is a recipient of the Edward T. Foote II Awardfor Excellence in Student Leadership, the Peter Tarjan Awardfor Excellence in Biomedical Engineering and was voted theEngineering Advisory Board Outstanding Underclassman.His service to the University includes Chair of theHomecoming Executive Committee, Orientation Leader, I.M.P.A.C.T Facilitator,Engineering Advisory Board, Events Chair and member of the Student GovernmentIT Advisory Board. Karam will be studying at the UM Miller School of Medicine thisFall.Iron Arrow PO Box 249006 Coral Gables, FL 33124 305.284.IRON ironarrow@miami.edu
FALL 2014 NEWSLETTERIron Arrow Honor SocietyCongratulations to our Spring 2014 Initiates!Maryam Attia Head Commuter Assistant & Orientation Leader, Office of Orientation and CommuterStudent Involvement; President, Honor Council; Sponsorship Chair & Counselor, Great Start PreOrientation Program; Ambassador, UM Alumni Association; Sponsorship Chair, Canefest InvolvementFair; Teaching Assistant, UM School of Business; Intern, UM Sports Hall of FameDuane G. Hutson Former Program Director, UMMSM General Surgery Residency Training Program;Southern Surgical Association; Naming Recipient, Duane G. Hutson Lifetime Achievement Award, UMDaughtry Family Department of Surgery; Former Chief of Surgery, Miami Veterans Affairs MedicalCenter; Developed the Hutson-Russell ProcedureApril Barnes Cadet, US Army Reserve Officer Training Corps; Chapter President, Iota Nu Chapter ofAlpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.; Student Panelist, University Disciplinary Appellate Board; StudentPanelist, University Disciplinary Hearing Panel; Co-President & PR Chair, Canes Care for Canes; BlackFemale Development Circle, Inc. Woman of Excellence Award; PR Co-Chair & Homecoming EventChair, United Black Students; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. Citizen of the Year Award; GatesMillennium Scholar; Mortar Board National College Senior Honor Society; Golden Key InternationalHonor Society; Military Order of the World Wars Merit AwardSuzzette Ikejiani President, United Black Students; Student Coordinator, InspireU Academy;Coordinator, Horizons Pre-Orientation Program; Mortar Board National College Senior Honor Society;Ronald A. Hammond Scholar; Corresponding Secretary, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Tau RhoChapter; UM School of Education Dean’s Dozen; Rho Lambda Greek Honor Society; Vice President’sRoundtable; Athletic Department TutorHolly Bensur Editor-in-Chief, Managing Editor & Assistant Photo Editor, Ibis Yearbook; PublicRelations Chair & Corresponding Secretary, Kappa Kappa Gamma; Graphic Design & Multimedia Chair,Orange Festival; Multimedia Chair, Cinematic Arts Commission; Photographer, The Miami Hurricane;Photographer, Distraction Magazine; AD Group; Rho Lambda National Sorority Leadership HonorSociety; Order of Omega Greek Leadership Honor SocietySanjoy Bhattacharya Young Scientist Travel Award; Mentor of the Month Award, Miami Dade CountyPublic Schools; Alcon Travel Award; Author of 4 Patents; Founding Director, MS Program in VisionScience & Ophthalmology; Senate Officers nominating committee, UM Faculty Senate; Chair, ReviewCommittee on Faculty Compensation Policies and Procedures; UMMSM Information ResourcesCommittee Member; UMMSM Faculty Council Member; Summer Undergraduate Research ForumChairStanley “Brad” Bradshaw Eminent Recorder, Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Vice Chair, Association of GreekLetter Organizations; President, Interfraternity Council; Vice President, Engineers Without Borders;President’s 100; Isaac Bashevis Singer Scholar; Foote Fellow; Haggerty Math & Science ScholarAward; Gamma Sigma Alpha; Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society; Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honor Society;Alpha Eta Mu Beta Biomedical Engineering Honor Society; Omicron Delta Kappa; Iron ArrowSophomore Leadership Award RecipientPatricia Cantwell Director, Division of Pediatric Critical Care Medicine; Director, Pediatric PalliativeCare Team; Pediatric Medical Director, Tilikids Hospice Center; Medical Manager, Urban Search andRescue South Florida Task Force II; Faculty Advisor, Streetlight OrganizationGail Cole-Avent Assistant to the Vice President for Student Affairs, Division of Student Affairs;University Ombudsperson, Office of the Ombudsperson; Chapter Advisor, Golden Key Honor Society;Advisor, ‘Canes Care for ‘Canes; Advisor, Veteran Students OrganizationBrian Adam Crosland Project Manager, Florida Keys Health Fair; MD/MPH Liaison, Mitchell WolfsonSr. Department of Community Service; Trainer, Academic Societies; Co-Director, MedicOUT; VicePresident of Wellness, MedFit; Vice President of Community Service, OB/GYN Interest Group; Teacher,Advocating Sexual Knowledge; Student Host Coordinator, UMMSM AdmissionsNikesh Doshi Chair, Sophomore Delegate & Member of the Week, SAFAC (Student Activity FeeAllocation Committee); Treasurer, Veteran Students Organization; Logistics Co-Chair, Miami Mayhem;Site Leader & Logistics E-Board Member, UM Gandhi Day of Service; UM Honor Council; OncologyResearch Assistant, UM Miller School of Medicine; Volunteer, Los Medicos Voladores; Volunteer Global Volunteers; Foote Fellow; Honors ProgramJulie Earl House Chair & 2nd Vice President, Zeta Tau Alpha; Orientation Fellow, Orientation Leader &Programming Coordinator, Department of Orientation; Chair, Rathskeller Advisory Board; StudentCenter Complex Advisory Council; Dickinson Scholar; Omicron Delta Kappa Honor Society; RhoLambda National Sorority Leadership Honor Society; Alpha Lambda Delta Honor SocietyTiffany Ford Resident Assistant, Pearson Residential College; Chair, MSA Unity Round Table;Sponsorship Chair, UBS Black Awareness Month; President ’12-13, United Black Students; HealthOutreach Peer Educator, Student Health Center; 1st Vice President, Tau Rho Chapter of Delta SigmaTheta Sorority Inc.; Ronald A. Hammond Scholar; Gamma Sigma Alpha; Rho Lambda Society; GoldenKey International Honor Society, The National Society of Collegiate Scholars; Research Assistant,University of Miami School of Education.Matthew Fowler Fellow, Historic Black Church Program, Community Research Project; ExecutiveEditor, Inter-American Law Review; President, OWLS (Older Wiser Law Students); OUTLaw;Environmental Law Society; Society of Bar & Gavel; Public Interest Leadership BoardChristian Garcia Board of Directors, Face2Face Committee Chair, Conference Committee Chair,Honors & Awards Chair, National Association of Colleges and Employers; Board of Directors & CollegeMembership Chair, Southern Association of Colleges and Employers; 40 Under 40 Business Leader;Omicron Delta Kappa National Honor Society; Order of OmegaMichael Kelley Former Vice-Chair of Administration, UMMG & UHealth Palm Beach and BrowardCounties; Founder, Miami Dade County Medical Reserve Corps UM Response Team; Lead personnel,UMMSM Hurricane Katrina, Haiti earthquake & Japanese tsunami relief efforts; Co-director, BernardMevs Medishare Hospital, City Soleil, Haiti; UM Emergency Operations committee; Recipient, “First inDeed” Medallion, Commander of 3rd US ArmyJoanne Harvest Koren Director, Miami Law Academic Achievement Program; Program Chair, MiamiLaw Admissions Counsel; Academic Support Section Treasurer, Association of American Law Schools;Founding Member, Association of Academic Support Educators; Chair, Miami-Dade CountyCommunity Relations Board (2005-2007); Miami Law Danie E. Murray Distinguished Service Award;Miami Law Women Who Make a Difference Award; UM Vice President’s Award for ServiceMichelle Maldonado Resident Master, Hecht & Pearson Residential Colleges; Faculty Advisor, ‘CanesInternational Outreach; Faculty Advisor, Society for the Study of Religion and Culture; President &Board Member, Academy of Catholic Hispanic Theologians in the US; Vice President, La Communidadof Hispanic Scholars of Theology & Religion, American Academy of ReligionTravis Montaque Founder & CEO, Splyst, LLC; Titan, The Hyperion Council, UM School of Business;Vice Chairman, Dean’s Undergraduate Advisory Board; President & Founder, Economics Club;Executive Committee Member, American Diabetes Association Diabetes Walk; Chief Executive Officer,Students for Free Enterprise; Omicron Delta Kappa Sophomore Leader Award; Mortar Board NationalCollege Senior Honor Society; Bermont Carlin Scholar; General Honors ProgramJoe Natoli Interim Chief Operating Officer, Miller School of Medicine and UHealth; CFO & Senior VicePresident of Business and Finance, University of Miami; Co-Chair, United Way Campaign of MiamiDade County; Chair, UM United Way Campaign; Founding Board Member, Dolphins Cycling Challenge;Special Achievement in Business Award, National Italian-American Foundation; Humanitarian Award,South Florida Epilepsy Foundation; South Florida Business Journal CFO of the YearMelissa Olsson 3-Year Resident Assistant, University Village & Hecht Residential College; ResearchIntern, Miller School of Medicine; Sportsfest Committee; UM Delegate, ACC Meeting of the Minds;President, Omicron Delta Kappa; Secretary & Treasurer, Mortar Board National College Senior HonorSocietyLuis O. Ramos, Jr. President, American Constitution Society; Presidential Advisor, Law Students forReproductive Justice; Recipient, Cuban American Bar Association Scholarship & Continuing StudentPublic Interest Scholarship; Research Assistant, MPA ProgramJavier Salas 2-Year Captain, UM Baseball Team; 2013 All-ACC Academic Team, Baseball; AtlanticCoast Conference Honor Roll; UM Athletic Department Book Buster Award; Athletic Director HonorRoll; Recipient, Arthur Ashe Sports Scholar AwardVinny Scavo National Athletic Trainer’s Association; Southeastern Athletic Trainers Association;Athletic Trainer’s Association of Florida; Professional Baseball Athletic Trainer’s Association;Association of Professional Baseball Players of America; US Baseball Federation; Florida AthleticCoaches Association; Academic of Sports Dentistry; Professional Baseball Athletic Trainer SocietyAmanda Spies Vice Chair & Treasurer, Homecoming Executive Committee; Membership EducationVice President & Spirit and External Philanthropy Chair, Alpha Delta Pi; Vice President - Special Events,Omicron Delta Kappa; Opening Ceremonies Coordinator, FunDay; Orientation Fellow; Mortar BoardNational College Senior Honor Society; Rho Lambda National Sorority Leadership Honor Society;Gamma Sigma Alpha National Greek Academic Honor SocietyJasmine Tomita-Barber Research Assistant, Sylvester Cancer Center; Resident Assistant, HechtResidential College; Fundraising/Sponsorship Chair & Site Coordinator Chair, UM Alternative Breaks;Secretary & Service Delegate, COSO; Internal Design Chair & Student Organization Chair, Tunnel ofOppression; Biology Peer Advisor; Vice Chair, Student Government IT Advisory Board; Golden KeyHonor Society; Alpha Lambda Delta Honor SocietyErika Glass Multimedia Editor, Copy Editor & Writer, The Miami Hurricane Newspaper; ExecutiveProducer, SportsDesk; Vice President, Cultural Events Chairperson & Secretary, Federation of CubanStudents; Treasurer, Society of Professional Journalists; Founding Member, Chi Omega SororityMargot Winick Narrator, “The Day it Snowed in Miami” Documentary; Web Writer, Beatle BrunchRadio;Media Liaison, McDonald’s All-American Games; Sebastian The Ibis Service Award;Ambassador, Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce; Co-Chair, College Relations Committee, PublicRelations Society of America Miami Chapter; Communications & Sponsorship Coordinator, GreaterMiami Humane Society Walk for Animals; Media Manager, White Party AIDS Fundraiser; MediaRelations Liaison, Miami-Dade County American Heart WalkAmy Halpern President, Panhellenic Association; Vice Chair, CategoryAffairs Committee Student Representative; Program Coordinator,Leadership Chair and Chaplain, Alpha Delta Pi; Hospitality Chair,Omicron Delta Kappa National Honor Society; Mortar Board NationalRho Lambda National Sorority Leadership Honor SocietyChris Zavatsky President, Treasurer & Secretary, Miami-Dade Branch: American Society of CivilEngineers (ASCE); Chair, 2013 Tri-County Workshop “State of South Florida’s Infrastructure”;Ambassador, UM Alumni Association; Engineering Student Ambassador, UM College of Engineering;Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Recipient, Young Engineer of the Year Award, ASCE Miami-Dade Branch;Outstanding Young Alumnus Award; Brownell Award5; Board of Trustees AcademicIMPACT Leadership Retreat;ACC Leadership Symposium;College Senior Honor Society;José Antonio Hernandez-Solaun Senior Vice President, GE Capital; Chairman, American DiabetesAssociation; Founder and Chairman, Lead 305; Founder and Chairman, TekFight; Chairman, MITEnterprise Forum of South Florida; Chairman, Hernandez-Solaun Foundation; Select Projects Fundand Membership Committee, Citizens Board; Venture Coach, LaunchPad; Venture Coach, IncubateMiami: Adjunct Professor, School of Business; Director of Our City ThoughtsIron Arrow PO Box 249006 Coral Gables, FL 33124 305.284.IRON ironarrow@miami.edu
FALL 2014 NEWSLETTERIron Arrow Honor SocietyFinancial ResponsibilityPlease remember, it is the responsibility of each Member to helpmaintain the Tribe’s financial security. Your annual dues help tofund all Tribal activities.Stay In Touch With The Tribe!In addition, please consider supporting the Iron Arrow Room in thenew Student Activities Center.Help keep the Tribe strong by paying your annual dues. Along witheach level of giving, contributing members will be recognized witha designated lapel pin, along with a letter of appreciation.Giving levels are as follows:Wheel of Life: 500 Gold Arrow: 250- 499.99Silver Arrow: 100- 249.99Bronze Arrow: 50- 99.99Contributions to the Iron Arrow Gift Account count towards yourlevel of giving for the University of Miami. For more information,please email us at ironarrow@miami.edu.Donor Honor RollThe Tribe is deeply grateful to the following members fortheir faithful generosity in the past year:Wheel of LifeSilver Arrow (con’td)Johann A. AliRaymond AugustinJames B. BlasingameJosé Antonio Hernandez- SolaunFrederick KamRobert E. MarxPaul B. SygallThe Stanley WorksJames M. TienGordon R. WilliamsonEugene BloomJoan F. ClanceyArnold GreviorMark L. LamplDennis LingleEdward MarkoElizabeth A. MarquardtRichard P. McCullyRichard I. RidenourPatricia A. TiemeyerTheodore N. TiemeyerThomas D. WoodGold ArrowCarolyn CefaloChristian DiezEdward T. RusselDavid T. TseSilver ArrowEmerson AllsworthFrank & Georgina AngonesStanley H. ArkinRichard ArtmanBronze ArrowPedro C. CastellonJose EnriquezSamuel HollanderSpencer R. HornLois A. KerrClayton L. RandallPaul RushfeldtKathleen S. SchrankCharles F. Tate IIIIn 2013, Iron Arrow moved to an online database in order tocreate a stronger network for Tribe members. We use thedatabase to connect with individual Tribe members, email theentire Tribe with updates, and post pictures, information,nomination forms, and other documents. We regularly updatethe database, and we want to make sure that every Iron Arrow isreceiving emails and enjoying the benefits of this system.If you have not received any Tribe emails—and there have beenquite a few sent this year!—please email ironarrow@miami.edu.We will respond as soon as we can, and we will make sure thatyou are able to access the secured member area and receiveemails. If needed, we are more than happy to schedule a time togo through the website with you. Once you have a profile, youmay explore the secured member area at https://ironarrows.ironarrow.com.Also, if you recently graduated from or left your position at the U,please make sure to update your Miami email address to yourcurrent email address.As an Iron Arrow, you are able to use the database to highlightupcoming events, spotlight member achievements, and uploadpictures or memories from gatherings and events. Additionally,the Iron Arrow database is a great way to connect withcolleagues and friends who are in your city. 2014 Graduates (andthose members looking for a new move), your updated IronArrow profile may even land you a dream connection or job!Remember to email ironarrow@miami.edu if you need any helpwith your profile or if you have any questions about thedatabase.Iron Arrow PO Box 249006 Coral Gables, FL 33124 305.284.IRON ironarrow@miami.edu
FALL 2014 NEWSLETTERIron Arrow Honor SocietyFall 2014 Luncheon Speaker: Norman “Norm” C. Parsons, Jr.“HEY NORM!” If you don’t know what these two words mean, you are definitely not a ‘Cane! These two wordsperhaps sum up best what it means to know Norm.In May of 2010, after nearly 15 years as Iron Arrow Faculty Advisor, Norm “ended” his long tenure. You may wonderwhy that’s in quotation marks. The answer is simple. While Norm thought he retired from this post, and while he hasnot in title been our Faculty Advisor for the last 4 years, the truth is that we have not given him much choice otherthat to remain in an inextricable advisory capacity to the Tribe, which we jokingly call “Advisor Emeritus.” Norm hasremained busy as always with his position as executive director of the Patti and Allan Herbert Wellness Center andMiller School of Medicine Wellness Center, as well as the Student Affairs Development Officer, perhaps more so thanever before.Norm joined the University of Miami in 1972 and over four decades (43 years to be exact), has mentored scores ofIron Arrow Chiefs, Medicine Men, and Sons of Chief, and a perha
CentreCourt: Patti & Allan Herbert Wellness Center 1241 Dickinson Drive Coral Gables, FL 33146 Fall 2014 Football Watch Party Saturday, September 20, 2014 8:00 p.m. New Rathskeller: Student Activities Center 1330 Miller Drive Coral Gables, FL 33146 Fall 2014 Recommendations from Non-Members Due! Wednesday, September 24, 2014
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