July 2015 Edition - Athens State University

July 2015
Athens State University Student Newspaper
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Dr. Robert Burkhardt Retires After 38 Years with
Athens State University
Jessica Baker,
Editor
After 38 years of service at
Athens State University, Library
Director, Dr. Robert Burkhardt is
retiring. During his long career at
Athens State University, Dr. Burkhardt has become part of the heart
and soul of our institution. After
speaking with several individuals who have had the pleasure of
knowing and working with him
throughout the years, it is clear
that Dr. Burkhardt has been a vital
part in the growth of Athens State
University. Dr. Burkhardt has
worked in many different capacities
on campus, from working alongside Dr. Elva Mclin and Dr. Penne
Laubenthal as a Sigma Tau Delta
sponsor to overseeing the construction of the new library to filling in
as Interim Provost for a short time.
Additionally his library duties have
included hosting various activities, such as writer’s presentations,
book discussions, working at the
Fiddler’s Convention, the opening of the archives, as well as
teaching research classes. He has
borne witness to many changes
around campus, including Athens
State’s transition from Athens
State College to Athens State
University. Having witnessed the
many changes our university has
undergone throughout the years
makes him the perfect person to
help oversee the digitization of
our campus history alongside his
longtime friend and co-worker,
Sara Love.
When Robert Burkhardt
first began his library career at
Athens State College in 1977,
resources were extremely limited. Students and faculty were
restricted in the amount of information they could find on any
subject matter. Dr. Burkhardt
states, “When I first started working, the challenge was trying to
help students find enough information. Technology has changed
that. Now the challenge has turned
to trying to help students find
relevant and quality information.”
This is a challenge that Dr. Burkhardt has welcomed. Through
the use of technology, he has been
able to aide in not only student
advancement, but also the progression of the institution.
During his extended tenure
at Athens State University, Dr.
Burkhardt has witnessed many
changes. He has valuable insight from the past and into the
future of education. After talking to a few of Dr. Burkhardt’s
co-workers, it is obvious that he
has been a very prominent figure
for Athens State University, and
although many people are sad to
see him leave, they all wish him
a very happy retirement. At Dr.
Burkhardt’s retirement party, Dr.
Robert Glenn, President of Athens
State University, stated, “We tried
to figure out a way to make Robert
a permanent fixture in our library
so we chose to rename the Rare
Book Room, the Robert Burkhardt
Rare Book Room.” The Athens
State University Library opened
the Rare Book Room in 2011 under the guidance of Dr. Burkhardt,
who was simply fulfilling a vision
set forth by Dr. Elva McLin when
the plans were made for the room
in the mid-1990s.
When asked what made
his career worth it, Dr. Burkhardt
responded, “the students. Working with and trying to help the
students. That’s why I got into this
business to start with.” Thank you
for your service to our institution
and community, Dr. Robert Burkhardt.
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Success Story
Tuition Increase
Editor
Jessica Baker
Assistant Editor
Gage Craig
Guest Writers/Photographers
Dr. Wayne McCain, Professor of
Management of Technology
Laura Allen, Career Development Center
Advisor
Dr. Kimberly Jack
The Athenian is published
with funds from the Athens State
University Student Activities fund
and advertising revenue. It is distributed free of charge to members
of the faculty, staff, and student
body.
ATHENS, Ala. - At its April
meeting, the Board of Trustees of
Athens State University approved
a tuition increase range of 1% to
5% and authorized the Executive
Committee of the Board to meet
with University officials in early
June to make a final decision on
tuition rates for the coming year.
The Executive Committee met on
Wednesday morning, June 3, to
consider the recommendation of
the University’s Budget Advisory
Committee, a standing committee
of the University chaired by the
Vice President for Finance and
composed of four faculty members and the presiding officer of
the staff senate. The recommendation of the committee was to
raise tuition by approximately 2.8
percent beginning with the Fall
2015 semester. After a thorough
review of the work and reasoning
of the committee, the Executive
Committee approved the recommended tuition rates.
Mike McCoy, Vice President for Financial Affairs remarked, “The University Budget
Advisory Committee felt that a
moderate tuition increase was necessary in order to fund the University’s operating budget and to help
avoid larger tuition increases in the
future. The Committee reviewed
historical tuition increases among
Alabama public universities and
felt that this increase was appropriate and at the lower end of the
approved tuition increase range.”
The increase in tuition rate
will take effect with the beginning
of the Fall 2015 semester. Even
with this increase, Athens State
University will continue to have
the lowest per-hour tuition rate for
a college or university in the state
of Alabama. The increase will take
the tuition rate from $179 to $184
per semester hour for traditional
coursework and from $257 to $264
per semester hour for distance
learning classes.
“A tuition increase is not
something that is taken on without
sufficient research and is done at a
time of purposeful need,” said Athens State President Bob Glenn. “It
is a necessity that every institution
faces. What sets Athens State apart
from other institutions is that we do
it marginally and as infrequently as
possible. We are diligent in our efforts to offer the best return on our
student’s investment and it is clear
that we are successful in doing so.”
Athens State Alumni Sponsoring British Landscapes Trip
with Sherlock Holmes Highlights
The staff of The Athenian
follows the Associated Collegiate
Press, Model Code of Ethics for
Collegiate Journalists. The Athenian office is located in the Classroom Building Room 105.
The Athenian welcomes
letters and columns from students,
staff, faculty, administration and
alumni. All submissions are subject
to approval of the editorial board
and advisor. Submissions must be
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Regina Kyle
All of my life I have longed for a
higher education. In high school,
I didn’t do well due to obstacles
at home. I did not go to college
after graduation, but instead
opted for getting a job. This
was out of necessity, rather than
want. Fast forward a few years
and I would start community
college at age 26. I only made it
one semester before discovering
that being a single mom, having
a job, and going to school was
too much to handle. I had to let
something go, and unfortunately
that was school. In 2009 at age
34, I made my mind up- it was
now or never. I began slowly,
and eventually increased my
classes and credit hours, finally
graduating in 2013. That was a
huge accomplishment for me.
Since I was already in the mode,
I applied for Athens State. I was
extremely excited about furthering my education. I started
Athens State in the fall of 2013
with eager eyes and a hunger for
learning. I also wanted to be as
involved as I could and gain the
most from my college experience. First, I joined the Student
Government Association (SGA).
This was a very valuable experience for me. I met people,
served the college at functions,
and learned about what Athens State really means to other
students. During my time with
SGA, I was talking with the advisor (Tena Bullington) at one of
Gage Craig
Guy McClure
Athens State Alumni Sponsoring British Landscapes Trip with
Sherlock Holmes Highlights
Athens, ALA. – The Athens
State University Alumni Association is sponsoring a trip to
England in the spring of 2016.
Dr. Kevin Dupré, Athens State
Professor of English who teaches British literature courses, will
serve as guide for the trip that is
schedule for March 17-26, 2016.
Dr. Bob Glenn, Athens State
President and avid lifelong fan
of Sherlock Holmes, will also
share his expertise on Sherlock
Holmes at the trip presentation.
The price of the 10 day trip
includes round trip airfare from
Huntsville, hotel transfers and
12 meals. Rates start at $3,599
per person for double occupancy
accommodations, if booked by
September 11th, 2015. Extra
fees may apply for the Sherlock
Holmes excursions.
Sleepy villages where sheep
wander the grassy hillsides, lakes
set amidst mountains that inspired
centuries of literature, and cities thriving with arts and culture
— these are the landscapes of
Britain. Discover them on this
10-day journey through England,
Scotland and Wales. Sleep in a
historic castle. Visit the university
town of Cambridge. Soak up the
pastoral landscapes of the Cotswolds. Walk in the footsteps of
William Shakespeare and enjoy
dinner at Hall’s Croft, a 400-yearold Shakespeare-family home.
Explore London and Edinburgh.
Experience the wonder of Stonehenge. Stroll through historic
York.
Sherlock Holmes’ enthusiasts will
be invited on specialized side excursions including to 221B Baker
Street, the Criterion, Simpson’sin-the-Strand, and the Lyceum
Theatre. Also, various Holmes’
statues, museums, tributes, and
bridges traversed by Holmes
and Watson will add to resolving many mysteries for fans of
London’s (and the world’s) most
famous (fictional) detective.
our meetings and explaining that
I needed a scholarship. She said,
“I think I have the perfect thing
for you.” She then offered me the
Editor position for The Athenian,
Athens State’s newspaper. I was
very nervous taking this position,
but Tena encouraged me and was
there for me. Having that opportunity proved to be one of the best
things to happen to me at Athens
State, and I am very thankful for
the chance to show some of my
creativity.
I was also asked to serve as president for Delta Mu Delta. This was
an absolute honor to me. I am so
thankful for the advisors who saw
the drive in me and asked me to
serve.
I also signed up to be an Athenian
Ambassador. This experience was
very humbling. To be able to show
others around Athens State and tell
them all the wonderful things that
they had to look forward to, made
me excited and happy.
In the spring of 2015, just as I
was getting ready to graduate, I
got very sick. I had just made it
past mid-terms. I was unable to do
some of the work that other students were doing, but, I had a few
awesome instructors that worked
with me so that I could graduate. I
graduated Summa Cum Laude with
a major in Management of Technology and a minor in Enterprise
Systems Management. Athens
State will always be the best expe-
Limestone County Community Garden
Thanks to a grant from
Lowe’s, Dr. Sara Cline along
with the Truancy Intervention
Program (TIP) are helping
tend the Limestone County
Community Garden. It is
located in the Farmer’s Market
Pavilion in downtown Athens.
The grant, totaling $20,000,
allowed for the building of
a gazebo, a shed for storing
tools used at the garden, and
assorted types of beds for the
plants. Dr. Cline and students
from TIP meet on Tuesday
afternoons to provide volunteer hours to the garden; in an
interview Dr. Cline explained
that the program is helpful
because it offers children who
are at-risk of becoming truant
the opportunity to serve their
community while bonding
with their parents. Dr. Cline
also said that the program allows parents the opportunity to
teach their children about gardening which is something that many
parents in this area are familiar
with.
At the community garden
students are taught about different bed techniques for gardening;
Hugelkultur beds are displayed in
the garden as well as keyhole beds.
Hugelkultur beds conserve the
amount of water used for growing plants while keyhole beds use
compost to provide the water. The
students use these beds to grow an
assortment of vegetables that will
be donated to a local group; tomatoes, eggplant, peppers, squash,
and okra are some of the vegetables that are growing in the Limestone County Community Garden.
These vegetables will be donated
to the Limestone County Churches
Involved (LCCI); this is a group of
over 40 churches that has become
one of Athens’ largest sources for
donated food.
Regina Kyle receiving her Athens State University Diploma
rience that I have encountered in
my educational endeavors. I would
encourage anyone who is looking
to further their education to consider Athens State. You will not be
disappointed!
I plan to take all of my knowledge
gained at Athens State and apply it
to a future career. I would like to
say thank you to some of the peo-
ple who had a special part in my
success at Athens State: Tena Bullington, Dr. Lisa Rich, Dr. Wayne
McCain, Dr. Mike Haghighi, Dr.
Laura Kerner, Dr. Kimberly Bell
and Dr. Kimberly Roberts, you
will never know how much your
involvement has impacted my life.
Athens State will always hold a
very special place in my heart.
SGA Ducky Awards
Students now have the opportunity to nominate their favorite
faculty or staff member with an
SGA Ducky Award. In addition to
getting a cute little rubber ducky,
they also get a card with your
comments. Just keep an eye out for
an e-mail from Student Activities
toward the end of each semester
with the nomination link. You can
check out previous Ducky Award
recipients at the Bear Cage in the
Sandridge Student Center. All comment cards are re-posted there for
all to see-(minus student names).
The next round of Ducky nominations will open in Mid-July.
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