Commencement NEW COLLEGE

Commencement
NEW COLLEGE
of the
University of South Aorida
FRIDAY, MAY TWENTY-FIRST, NINETEEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-THREE
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA AT SARASOTA
SARASOTA, FLORIDA
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BAC1IELOR OR ARTS
Caryn Ann Abrey, Biology
Wyalu ing, PA
Kimberly Dawn Dailey, History
Bokeelia, FL
Dayna Marie Ayers, Environmental Biology
Overland Park, KS
Catherine Sophia Beverly Davenport, Creativity
Macomb, IL
Libby Bailey, Fine Arls
Tampa, FL
Erin Leslie Davis, Sociology/Religion
Charlotte, NC
Steven Jon Barbeaux, Biology
DeTour Village, MI
Emily Ann Earle, Literature
Peachtree City, GA
Stephen Elkaoah Barney, Social Ecology
Arlington, VA
Tracy Kathleen Eaton, Psyclwlogy
Warrior, AL
Richard David Bell, Humanities
Tequesta, FL
Edward James Edsten, Psychology
Minneapolis, MN
Charlene Catherine Bredder, Humanities
Randolph, NJ
Brent E. Edwards, Mathematics/Computer Science
San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
Elizabeth Brewster, Humanities
Washington, DC
Elizabeth Doyle Fowler, Sociology
Cambridge, MA
Gordon Charles Bum III, Classics
Helena, MT
Wil Frentzen, International Relations
Gainesville, FL
Carrie L. Carrel, Environmental Studies
Glen Ellyn, IL
Carla Leanore Funk, Art History
Indian Harbor Bch, FL
Lynnrnarie Elferiog Carroll, ChiLd Development
Apple Valley, MN
Marcu Stephen Geduld, Theatre & Dramatic Literafure
Bloomington, IN
Mark Joseph Carroll, Natural Sciences
Apple Valley, MN
Andrea Joan Ginsky, British & Amelican Literature
Sarasota, FL
Ronald Anthony Christaldi, Hist01y
Sara ota, FL
Chad Alan Goldberg, Sociology/Political PhiLosophy
Sarasota, FL
Andrew H. Cohen, Political Science
Sara ota, FL
Jennifer Anne Gore, Economics & Environmental Studies
Miami, FL
Keith Stanin Coker, Humanities
Sara ota, FL
Bonnie Catherine Gorla, Economics
Brandon, FL
Nicholas Tbomasin Cook, Social Sciences
Sarasota, FL.
Harry Damon Gould, Jr., International Relarions/Economics
Thomas H. Cook, International Relations/Economics
Tampl\, FL
Deborah H. Graves, Environmental Studies
Sarasota, FL
Port Richey, FL
PROGRAM
PRELUDE
Booker High School Jau En emblc
PROCESSIONAL
Douglas C. Berggren, New College Marshal
SILENT PRAYER
William E. Jacob , Minister, A ociation for Campus Mini try
WELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONS
Gordon E. MichaLon, Jr., Dean and Warden, New College
ADDRESS
Larry D. Shinn, Vice-President, Academic Affair.
Bucknell University
CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE UNIVERSITY
Franci T. Borkow ki, President of the University
CONFERRING OF DEGREES
Francis T. Borkowski and Gordon E. Michalson, Jr.
RECESSIONAL
Marshal Berggren
PLATFORM GUESTS
Franci T. Borkowski, President, University of South Florida
Gordon E. Michalson, Jr., Dean and Warden, New College
David P. Schenck, Dean, USF at Sarasota
John S. Hodg on, Vice Provost, University of South Florida
Rolland V. Heiser, Pre ident, New College Foundation
Douglas C. Berggren, New College Mar hal
Larry D. Shinn, Bucknell Univer ity
Nancy Ferraro, Director, Record and Regi tration
Mark Johnson, Acting Director, Student Affair
Magdalena Carrasco, Chair, Division of Humanitie
Anthony P. Andrews, Chair, Division of Social Science
Soo Bong Chae, Chair, Division of Natural Sciences
William E. Jacob , Minister, As ociation for Campu Mini try
David Smolker, President, New College Alumnae/i A sociation
Lila Ellen Gray, Humanities
American Samoa
Andrew Nicholas Lentz, History
Arlington, VA
Harry William Hanbury, Philosophy/Sociology
Temple Hills, MD
Vict~r Le~is, English & American Literature/Computer Science
Daniel Harrison, Social Sciences
Stratford-on-A von, UK
Katherine Linke, Philosophy
Sarasota, FL
Sean Patrick Healey, Biology
Erie, PA
Dana Anne Lockwood, General Studies
Park Ridge, IL
Amanda Jordan Margaret Henry, LiteraJure
Tampa, FL
Mary Tere a Lowery, Economics
Boca Raton, FL
Cindy Ann Hill, Medieval/Renaissance Studies
Sarasota, FL
Malcolm A. Maclachlan, British & Ametican LiteraJure/
Colwnbia, SC
Social Sciences
Jeanie C. Hoehn, Humanitie
Miami, FL
Gamesville, FL
Altom M. Maglio, Social Sciences
Brook ville, FL
Tanya Marie Holli , Religion
Jupiter, FL
Samuel David Markewich, Music
Nyak, NY and Miami, FL
Tricia Dawn Hopkins, Sociology
Cooner, FL
Michael Lowell McAllister, Sociology
Minneapolis, MN
Tanya L. Hunt, Biology
Jacksonville, FL
Keith James Micoli, Biology
Webster, NY
Damon Edward Iacovelli, Humanities
Manchester, CT
Peter Hyatt Middleton, Fine Arts
Port Charlotte, FL
Guy Jara, General Studies
Sarasota, FL
Julianne Misiewicz, Psychobiology
Yonkers, NY
Daniel Winston Jones, Briti h & American LiteraJure
Pensacola, FL
Alan Townsend Mitchell, Political Science
Gaither burg, MD
Sabrina E. Joseph, Sociology/Political Science
Orlando, FL
Jeffrey T. Morton, Music
Gainesville, FL
Jennifer Keirans, History
Statesboro, GA
Kibby Amanda Octavia Munson, Humanities
Sarasota, FL
Gary Richard Kirk, Behavioral Ecology
Blue Ridge, VA
Luke Thomas Murphy, Humanities
Newton, MA
Kri tine Marie Kogan, Psychology
Port Richey, FL
Lisa Anne Muscarnera, Biology
Bohemia, NY
Jennifer A. Landsman, Environmental Science
Monsey, NY
David Lee Myrtle, Anthropology
Staunton, VA
Kevin McKie Nessie, Literature
Alexandria, VA
James Daniel Schmidt, Religion
Merritt Island, FL
Jae Cheon Noh, Humanities
Winter Park, FL
Alexander V. Slawson, Biology
Jackson, MS
Lori L. Oliver, Biopsyclwlogy
Sarasota, FL
Michael William Smith, Psychology and Sociology
Tampa, FL
Mary Louise White Osburn, Sociology
Sarasota, FL
Katherine Michelle Snider, History
Shreveport, LA
Jennifer E. Owen, Sociology
Valrico, FL
Judith Anne Stanton, Sociology
Boca Raton, FL
Michael Patrick Palmer, Psyclwlogy
Garden City, NY
Lance Norman Stott, Religion/Sociology
Cape Girardeau, MO
Jere Williams Parker, History
Sarasota, FL
Eaddy Grier Sutton, General Studies
Sarasota, FL
Christian Marcos Pere.l, Anthropology/French
Gainesville, FL
Jeffrey Stephen Sweet, Political Science and Economics
Oviedo, FL
Lars Peterson, French Language & Literature
Miami, FL
Dwight Douglass Synan, Humanities
Seattle, WA
Vicki-Marie Petrick, Medieval-Renaissance Studies
Jacksonville, FL
Tracy Beth Rahn, Economics/French
Palm Harbor, FL
Edmund J. Waters III, Humanities
Concord, NH
James W. Watkins, Literature/Anthropology
Alva, FL
Philip Byron Reed V, Psychology
Sarasota, FL
Sarah Dianne Watkins, Environmental Studies
Haymarket, VA
Benjamin James Reilly, History
Andover, MA
Ronnie Lyn Frankel-Wetter, Biology
Sarasota, FL
Laura Michelle Rosenbluth, Psychology
Reston, VA
James Stuart Whetzel, Humanities
Seattle, WA
Anthony John Salveggi, Literature
St Petersburg, FL
Jeri Robinson White, General Studies
Sarasota, FL
Mark McGee Sander , Philosophy
Garden City, NY
Jennifer Beth Williams, Psychology
Pembroke Pines, FL
Ahmet Sapmaz, Ecorwmics/Gennan
Istanbul, Turkey
Rhonda Cheryl Williams, Humanities
Washington, D.C.
Melissa A. Schaub, English & American Literature
Palm Bay, FL
Regina P. Wright, Psychology
Fort Myers, FL
A DISTINGUISHED PAST
Founded in 1960, New CoUege opened in 1964 as a private coUege whose students
would come from aU parts of the nation and whose faculty and curriculum would reflect the
highest standards of exceUence.
New CoUege attracted immediate attention for the nature and quality ofits academic
program. In 1967, when the f"rrst students were graduated, the CoUege won accreditation.
Soon graduates began to make their marks in chosen careers and in graduate and professional
schools.
As the CoUege matured academicaUy, inflationary pressures threatened its very life
in the early 1970s. After exploring various strategies for surviva~ the coUege administration
and trustees proposed to the Board of Regents of the State University System of Florida a
novel plan that aUowed the institution to become a free-standing coUege within the University
of South Florida, sharing the campus with the University's regional campus academic
program. Special action by the Florida Legislature set the stage for this unique partnership
to occur. New CoUege was continued through a combination of support from the State and
annual grants from the New CoUege Foundation. Together, they enable the coUege to remain
smaU and to continue its distinctive program.
Events, activities, programs, and facilities of the University of South Florida are available
to all without regard to race, color, sex, religion, national origin, handicap, or age as
provided by law and in accordance with the University's respect for personal dignity.