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Fact Book
2015-16
Franciscan University
of Steubenville
PREFACE
This sixteenth edition of the annual Franciscan University of Steubenville FACT BOOK
presents in a readable form, current and historical data pertaining to the University. The
data contained in the Fact Book is current as of October of the year it is published. We
welcome your comments and suggestions for additional information that might be
included in future editions or for improvements in the way the information is presented.
We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to those who have offered suggestions
on items to change or add to the Fact Book. We also offer a special thanks to those
staff across campus that provided cooperation and assistance in the completion of this
Fact Book.
This edition of the Fact Book can also be found in electronic format on the University
website at http://www.franciscan.edu/FactBook/
Office of Institutional Research
October 2015
The University Seal (on Cover)
The official seal of Franciscan University of Steubenville is a symbol used for academic purposes only. It represents
the University’s Catholic, Franciscan, and educational mission, all of which are symbolized by various components in
the seal. The seal, except for the name change to Franciscan University of Steubenville, is an exact version of the
original image created in 1946.
Description of the Seal
Emblazoned on the left side of the shield is the coat of arms of the Third Order Regular of St. Francis. The top section
shows a clothed arm representing St. Francis of Assisi; the other arm is the arm of our Lord. The hand of Christ bears
one of the wounds of his passion; the hand of St. Francis bears the stigmata of his passion. The crossing of the arms
forms the Greek letter Chi the first letter of Christ in Greek. Below this is a crown of thorns. This crown, along with the
letters OPC (Omnis Passionis Christi, Latin for “All for the passion of Christ”) and the three nails of the Passion,
distinguishes the Third Order branch of the Franciscan family.
The right side is the coat of arms of Baron Frederick Wilhelm Augustus Von Steuben (from whom the city of
Steubenville takes its name), plus a flaming heart to represent the Province of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, the
division of the Third Order Regular that operates the University.
A band encircles the seal and bears the inscription Franciscan University of Steubenville and A.D. 1946 (founding
year of the University) between two crosses.
On the sides of the shield is the motto “with fortitude and prudence.” The same motto, Fortitudo et Prudentia, is
located on the coat of arms of one of the oldest family names in Ireland, Aeoghan, more recently spelled Egan.
Father Dan Egan, TOR, served as the first president of Franciscan University.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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QUICK REFERENCE
Quick Reference Sheet .................................................................................................7
GENERAL INFORMATION
Mission ......................................................................................................................11
History ......................................................................................................................12
Accreditation ...............................................................................................................13
Undergraduate Majors ................................................................................................14
Graduate Programs.....................................................................................................14
University Buildings .....................................................................................................15
Campus Map ...............................................................................................................16
ADMINISTRATION & BOARDS
University Administration.............................................................................................19
Board of Trustees........................................................................................................20
Board of Advisors ........................................................................................................21
Founding Friars ..........................................................................................................22
Presidents, 1946 – Present .........................................................................................23
Honorary Degrees, 1950 – Present ............................................................................24
Poverello Medal Recipients, 1949 – Present ..............................................................27
Founders Awards .......................................................................................................29
Shepherd Award Recipients .......................................................................................31
Baron Hall of Fame Inductees ...................................................................................32
Baron Club Award Recipients ....................................................................................33
ENROLLMENT
Enrollment Summary, Fall Semester 2015 .................................................................37
First-time Freshmen, Fall Semester, 2006 – Present .................................................37
Historical Enrollment, 1986 – Present.........................................................................38
Historical Trend: Resident Students, 2006 – Present .................................................40
Enrolled Students by Major/Program 2006 – Present ................................................42
Total Degrees Awarded, 2005-2006 – Present ..........................................................44
Graduates by Major, 2005-2006 – Present .................................................................45
Austrian Program, 2006-2007 – Present ....................................................................47
20 Year Cost Comparison: Tuition, Room & Board ....................................................48
Freshman ACT/SAT Scores, 2006 – Present .............................................................50
Grade Point Average Comparison, 2006 – Present ...................................................51
Retention Rate for Fall 2005 – 2014 Entering Class ..................................................51
Graduation Rates for 2000 – 2009 Entering Class .....................................................51
FACULTY
Faculty by Department, Fall Semester 2015...............................................................55
Faculty Awards, 1988 – 2005 .....................................................................................56
ALUMNI
Alumni by Year, 1950 – Present .................................................................................61
Alumni by Decade .......................................................................................................61
Alumni Awards, 2008 – Present .................................................................................62
Alumni Awards, 1987 – 2007 ......................................................................................64
LIBRARY
Library Holdings, 2005-2006 – Present ......................................................................69
Circulation Statistics, 2005-2006 – Present ................................................................69
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FRANCISCAN UNIVERSITY QUICK REFERENCE SHEET
Founded 1946
Chairman of the Board of Trustees:
President:
Very Rev. Richard Davis, TOR
Rev. Sean Sheridan, TOR
Number of Associate Degree Majors offered:
Number of Bachelor Degree Majors offered:
Number of Master Degree Programs offered:
2014-2015 DEGREES AWARDED:
Associate
Bachelors
Masters
5
35
8
42
501
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ACADEMIC YEAR 2015-2016 TUITION & FEES:
Undergraduate Full-time
Undergraduate Part-time
Evening Division
M.A. (On-Campus)
M.A. (Online)
M.B.A.
M.S.Ed.
M.S.N.
ACADEMIC YEAR 2015-16 ROOM & BOARD:
FALL 2015 ENROLLMENTS:
Undergraduate
Graduate
Total Ground Enrollment
Distance Learning
Online
Total Online/Distance Enrollment
FALL 2015 FACULTY:
$24,780
$810
$500
$685
$500
$500
$420
$500
$8,300
2,103
351
2,454
87
175
262
Total Enrollment
2,716
Full-time Undergraduate
Freshman Class
Austrian Campus
2,007
456
210
Full-time
Part-time
Total
STUDENT-TO-FACULTY RATIO
120
134
254
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TOTAL LIVING ALUMNI:
UNDERGRADUATE ALUMNI GIVING PERCENTAGE:
7
17,108
13%
(credit hour)
(credit hour)
(credit hour)
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MISSION
The purpose of Franciscan University is to further the higher education of men and women through
programs of liberal, professional, and pre-professional studies leading to the conferral of the
baccalaureate and master degrees in the arts and sciences.
It is the further purpose of the University, publicly identified as a Catholic and a Franciscan
institution, to promote the moral, spiritual, and religious values of its students. The University is
guided by the example and teaching of St. Francis of Assisi. To accomplish this mission, the
University embraces the following general policies:
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Intellectual and Faith Community: The specific vocation of a student
is intellectual development.
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Evangelization: Through academic and co-curricular programs, the University promotes
the ongoing and deepening of life in the Lord Jesus Christ and in the Church.
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Dynamic Orthodoxy: The University has embraced this concept as a policy standard for
its life, thereby striving to promote and maintain a balanced commitment to truth and life
in its faith community.
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Christian Maturity: The University recognizes that its ultimate purpose is to graduate
men and women who are able to take a mature, responsible approach to life.
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Good Stewardship: The University recognizes that its greatest resources are its people
and pledges to treat each person with dignity and respect.
These five general policies are the basis for many specific policies, including:
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Academic: The University is a teaching institution that values research primarily for
advancing the scholarship of the faculty. The University requires some specific courses
and some balanced selection of courses to promote liberal arts education and the
importance of theological studies and basic philosophy. The University also promotes
responsible academic freedom, which includes observance of the 1940 AAUP statement.
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Student Life: The University desires all its programs to be guided by the law of love.
Specifically, the University welcomes entertainment and recreational activities that
upbuild the lives of those involved; promotes participation in physical health programs
and athletic activities; promotes personal and spiritual development, particularly through
faith households; provides, within its means, counseling and other support services as
appropriate; supports Christian morality and respect for life; embraces a Catholic
worldview; encourages service off campus to the poor as an essential part of a student’s
educational experience.
Finally, the University commits itself to this mission believing that it is promoting a normal, mature,
Franciscan, Catholic, Christian way of life for its students. It believes that its norms for both
academic and co-curricular development are rooted in long and proven tradition and are as relevant
today as they were in times past. The University commits itself to ongoing prayer so that it may be
humble before the face of God and receptive to those graces and blessings it needs to serve this
mission.
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HISTORY
Though Franciscan University of Steubenville now enjoys a strong international reputation, its
beginnings were as unassuming as its patron saint. Francis of Assisi’s simple life, self-sacrifice, and
service to others have inspired many believers throughout the centuries – especially the founders,
faculty, and staff of the University, who are guided by his example and teaching.
In 1946, soon after the end of World War II, Steubenville’s first bishop, John King Mussio, invited the
Franciscan Friars of the Third Order Regular to establish a college to serve the needs of local
students, especially veterans of World War II. After looking over available facilities, the friars
purchased the Knights of Pythias Building in downtown Steubenville in June 1946. With no
guarantees except that of moral support, the friars invested $350,000 in what would prove to be a
great educational venture.
As the College of Steubenville’s enrollment grew, other buildings were purchased or leased, until it
became evident that proper expansion required enough land for a permanent campus. In 1953, the
friars purchased a 40-acre tract on a site overlooking the city of Steubenville. In 1960, the North
Central Association granted formal accreditation to the College.
From the first, the College produced men and women of faith whose moral, spiritual, and intellectual
formation enabled them to provide exemplary leadership in their careers, communities, and churches,
and as parents, priests, or religious.
Six presidents have shaped the University into an internationally recognized, Christ-centered
institution: Father Daniel W. Egan, TOR, Father Kevin Keelan, TOR, Father Columba S. Devlin, TOR,
Father Michael Scanlan, TOR, Father Terence Henry, TOR, and now Father Sean O. Sheridan, TOR,
who is working to further enhance its reputation for educating, evangelizing, and sending forth joyful
disciples.
In the late 1960s and early 1970s, however, the College nearly failed. Reeling from the social and
cultural upheavals that rocked schools nationwide, the College found itself facing a serious identity
crisis and declining enrollment. Father Michael Scanlan, TOR, who became president in 1974, helped
restore the institution to the Catholic, Franciscan vision of its founders.
The College achieved university status in 1980, changing its name to Franciscan University of
Steubenville in 1986. During its 69 years of existence, the University has grown to a 250-acre campus
with 25 buildings and a study abroad program site in Gaming, Austria. In 2008, the University
purchased Assisi Heights, an apartment complex adjacent to campus, which, in addition to a
community building, includes 41 apartment buildings with 93 student apartments. It also houses the
Christian Outreach Center, the St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology, the Franciscan Sisters, TOR,
Santa Chiara Mission House, and the Franciscan Friars, TOR, Vocation House. Franciscan University
now educates over 2,400 students on campus each year who come from all 50 states and 14
countries and nearly 300 students in distance education and online courses. The University also
reaches over 55,000 other Catholics through its 29 adult, young adult, and youth conferences.
Though a relatively young institution, Franciscan University has achieved national recognition from a
variety of sources, including The Templeton Guide for Colleges That Encourage Character
Development, National Review’s Guide to America’s Top Liberal Arts Schools, The Templeton
Foundation’s Honor Rolls for Education in a Free Society, Barron’s Best Buys in College Education,
U.S. News & World Report’s list of America’s Best Colleges, The Newman Guide to Choosing a
Catholic College, Kiplinger Personal Finance Magazine’s list of “Best Values” in private higher
education, and the Forbes list of America’s Top Colleges.
Franciscan University’s growth from just 258 students in 1946 to over 2,700 students today is
evidence of the faith of its Franciscan friars, the leadership of its presidents, and the determination of
its trustees, advisors, faculty, and staff.
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ACCREDITATION AND MEMBERSHIPS OF THE UNIVERSITY
Accreditation:
Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (formerly the National League for Nursing)
Council for the Accreditation of Counseling & Related Educational Programs
Council on Social Work Education
Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools
National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education
Ohio Board of Regents
Ohio Board of Nursing
Ohio Department of Education
Memberships:
Association of Franciscan Colleges and Universities
Association of Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges
Association of Independent Colleges and Universities of Ohio
Association of Catholic Colleges and Universities
Council for Christian Colleges and Universities
Council for Higher Education Accreditation
Council of Independent Colleges
Franciscan Federation
The National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities
The National Catholic Education Association
The National Education Association
The Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges
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Franciscan University, in fulfilling its mission of furthering the higher education of men and women through
programs of liberal, professional and pre-professional studies, awards degrees at three levels: associate,
bachelors and masters. In addition, undergraduate (bachelors) majors may choose from over 30 optional
minors.
Associate of Arts Majors (5)
Accounting
Business Administration
Child Development
General Studies
Theology
Bachelor of Arts Majors (20)
Biology
Catechetics (Youth Ministry)
Chemistry
Classics
Communications Arts
(Journalism, Multimedia or
Radio/Television)
Drama
(Dramatic Literature or Performance)
Economics
English
(British & American Literature, Writing
or Western & World Literature)
French
German
History
Humanities & Catholic Culture
Legal Studies
Philosophy
Political Science
Psychology
(Clinical or Experimental)
Sacred Music
(Organ or Voice)
Sociology
Spanish
Theology
Bachelor of Science Majors (15)
Accounting
Anthropology
Biology
Chemistry
Computer Information Science
Computer Science
Economics
Education (Elementary, Middle & HS 14 different programs for licensure)
Finance
International Business
Management
Marketing
Mathematical Science
Nursing
Social Work
Optional Undergraduate Minors (34)
Accounting
Anthropology
Biology
British & American Literature
Chemistry
Communication Arts
Computer Science
Drama
Economics
Exercise Science
Film Studies
Finance
Franciscan Studies
French
German
Greek
History
Human Life Studies
International Business
Latin: Classical
Latin: Ecclesiastical
Legal Studies
Management
Marketing
Mathematical Science
Philosophy
Political Science
Psychology
Sacred Music
Sociology
Spanish
Theology
Western & World Literature
Writing
Masters Degrees (8)
Master of Arts in Catechetics and Evangelization
Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling
Master of Arts in Philosophy
Master of Arts in Theology & Christian Ministry
Master of Business Administration
Master of Science in Education
Master of Science in Educational Administration
Master of Science in Nursing
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University Buildings
Date
Date
Constructed Renovated*
Area
(GSF)
Building
Purpose
Antonian Hall
Student dining center: Gentile dining room;
Keelan room; Schiappa Board Room
1961
2012
26,288
Assisi Heights
Student apartments: 41 apartment building with 93
student apartments; 1 community building; Offices
for the Christian Outreach Office, the St. Paul Center for
Biblical Theology; the Franciscan Sisters, TOR Santa
Chiara Mission House, and the Franciscan Friars, TOR
Vocation House
1957
2013
127,444
Christ the King Chapel
University Chapel; Chapel offices
1969
1995
10,700
Cosmas and Damian Hall
Science center; Pugliese Auditorium
2000
2013
42,920
Egan/Stafford Hall
Classrooms; academic administrative
offices; Anathan Theater
1961
2011
73,243
Finnegan Fieldhouse
Indor athletic facilities including cardio, aerobics,
flexibility, Athletic Training Center, Gymnasium, athletic
department offices & Health & Wellness Center
1992
2014
57,970
Holy Spirit Friary
Franciscan Friars residence
2009
J. C. Williams Center
Student center; snack bar; bookstore; the Gallery;
mail center
1970
John Paul II Library
Library facilities
1987
Lower Campus
Coffeehouse
Padua Hall
St. Bonaventure Hall
Scotus Hall
Vianney Hall
Brioche Doree and Sandella's
Male residence hall
Female residence hall
Female residence hall
Male residence hall
1957
1973
1957
1957
1957
2000
2004
2000
2000
2000
4,752
6,022
8,832
5,246
8,159
Marian Hall
Female residence hall
1961
2012
37,296
Physical Plant Services
Physical plant offices, shops, athletic maintenance
1999
2004
27,581
Portiuncula Chapel
Pilgrimage chapel
1988
677
Ss. Kolbe and Clare Halls
Student residence halls
1997
37,152
Ss. Louis & Elizabeth Halls
Student residence halls
2007
47,925
St. Francis Hall
Male residence hall
1961
2002
26,730
St. Joseph Center
Administrative offices; business department (academic),
MA in Clinical Mental Health department & classrooms
1982
2013
19,964
St. Thomas More Hall
Female residence hall
1964
2006
72,658
Starvaggi Hall
Administrative offices; Admission & information
technology
1961
1996
18,823
Storage Facilities (2)
Armory: Long term University storage;
theater accessories
1986
1996
17,318
Trinity Hall
Male residence hall
1963
2013
33,769
24,231
2006
28,668
Total Campus Gross Square Footage (GSF)
* Renovation dates reflect the completion date of the most recent major construction/renovation to a major portion of the
interior or exterior of the building
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806,793
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1. Christ the King Chapel
2. Portiuncula Chapel
3. Marian Grotto
4. Stations of the Cross
5.Cre`che
6. Tomb of the Unborn Child
7. Rosary Circle
8. St. Francis Hall
9. Antonian Hall
10. Marian Hall
11. Trinity Hall
12. Sand Volleyball Courts
13. St. Thomas More Hall
14. SS. Kolbe and Clare Halls
15. SS. Louis and Elizabeth Halls
16. Piazza dei Santi
17. Finnegan Fieldhouse
18. J. C. Williams Center
19. John Paul II Library
20. SS. Cosmas and Damian Hall
21. Starvaggi Hall
22. Egan Hall
23. St. Joseph Center
24. Assisi Heights
25. Physical Plant Services
26. Memorial Field
27. Intramural Fields
28. Softball Field
29. Vaccaro Field
30. Practice Soccer Field
31. Game Soccer Field
32. Holy Spirit Friary
33. Steel Cross
34. Sandella’s Flatbread Café
35. Scotus Hall
36. Vianney Hall
37. St. Bonaventure Hall
38. University Park Plaza
39. Padua Hall
A. Main Entrance
B. West Entrance
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FRANCISCAN UNIVERSITY
ADMINISTRATION
Rev. Sean O. Sheridan, TOR
President
Michael Hernon
Vice President of Advancement
Daniel Kempton, Ph.D.
Vice President of Academic Affairs
Rev. Nathan Malavolti, TOR
Vice President of Pastoral Care &
Evangelization
Brenan Pergi
Vice President of Human Resources
Joel Recznik
Vice President of Enrollment Management
David Schmiesing
Vice President of Student Life
David Skiviat
Vice President of Finance & Administration
Kimberly Sponseller
Executive Director of Marketing
& Communications
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FRANCISCAN UNIVERSITY
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Very Rev. Richard Davis, TOR - CHAIRMAN
Loretto, PA
Mr. W. Paul Jones
Lawrence, KS
Mr. Walter E. Johnson - VICE CHAIRMAN
Flower Mound, TX
Rev. John Mark Klaus, TOR
Fort Worth, TX
Rev. Sean O. Sheridan, TOR – SECRETARY
Steubenville, OH
Mr. Albert Langsenkamp
Carmel, IN
Mr. Richard V. Allen
Denver, CO
Mrs. Jamie McAleer
Fairhope, AL
Dr. Charles Bentz '84
Portland, OR
Mr. Richard Riederer
Oconomowoc, WI
Rev. Seraphim Beshoner, TOR
Washington, DC
Mr. David Robertson
Weirton, WV
Mrs. Diane Brown
Clearwater Beach, FL
Mr. Michael Tobin
Lauderdale by the Sea, FL
Mr. Paul Carapellotti
Pittsburgh, PA
Rev. Malachi Van Tassell, TOR '93
Loretto, PA
Rev. Michael Ciski, TOR
Arlington, TX
Rev. Cletus Watson, TOR
Loretto, PA
Mrs. Theresa Collins
Tierre Verde, FL
TRUSTEES EMERITI :
Dr. John H. Irvin
Wintersville, OH
Mr. David DeWolf '00
Centreville, VA
Rev. Brian Miller, TOR
Loretto, PA
Most Rev. Roger J. Foys '69
Covington, KY
Most Rev. Sam G. Jacobs
Schriever, LA
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FRANCISCAN UNIVERSITY
BOARD OF ADVISORS
Richard Saxon '82 – CHAIR
Weirton, WV
Michelle Gorman
Steubenville, OH
Christopher Irvin '90 – VICE CHAIR
Wintersville, OH
Bill Hannen
Steubenville, OH
Dr. Thomas Matanzo '81 - SECRETARY
Steubenville, OH
Donna Keagler
Wintersville, OH
Joe Alongi '75
Weirton, WV
Tim McCoy
Wintersville, OH
Dorothy Blaner '96
Toronto, OH
Rev. Calvin McLoyd, Jr. MA '00
Steubenville, OH
Nick Cacciacarro '74
Steubenville, OH
Tracy McManamon
Steubenville, OH
Cathie Caranda
Weirton, WV
David Mosti
Wintersville, OH
Franco Carapellotti
Steubenville, OH
Surinder Nandra
Weirton, WV
Tony Corella '74
Steubenville, OH
Eleanor Naylor
Steubenville, OH
John Criss
Steubenville, OH
Ken Schmitz '97
Richmond, OH
Robert D'Anniballe, Jr.
Steubenville, OH
Connie Vinson
Steubenville, OH
Mark Fischer '89
Steubenville, OH
Dr. Brian Wilson
Bloomingdale, OH
Dr. Patricia Fletcher '67
Steubenville, OH
Melinda Young '78
Steubenville, OH
John Frankovitch '89
Weirton, WV
Ross Gallabrese
Steubenville, OH
EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS
Dino Giovannone '79
Wheeling, WV
President: Rev. Sean Sheridan, TOR
VP for Advancement: Michael Hernon
Carolyn Glaub
Weirton, WV
ADVISORS EMERITUS :
The Most Reverend Gilbert I. Sheldon
Steubenville, OH
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FOUNDING FRIARS
Fr. Daniel Egan, TOR - President
Fr. Ambrose Burke, TOR
Fr. Vincent Burke, TOR
Fr. Edmund Joyce, TOR
Fr. Raymond Kelley, TOR
Fr. Regis Stafford, TOR
SIGNIFICANT DATES IN UNIVERSITY HISTORY
Founding of the College of Steubenville…………………………..December 10, 1946
First Day of Classes…………………………………………………...January 14, 1947
College Renamed University of Steubenville…………………………….May 20, 1980
University Renamed Franciscan University of Steubenville……………April 29, 1986
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FRANCISCAN UNIVERSITY
PRESIDENTS
1946 – 1959
Rev. Daniel W. Egan, TOR
1959 – 1962
Rev. Kevin R. Keelan, TOR
1962 – 1969
Rev. Columba J. Devlin, TOR
1969 – 1974
Rev. Kevin R. Keelan, TOR
1974 – 2000
Rev. Michael Scanlan, TOR
2000 – 2013
Rev. Terence Henry, TOR
2013 - Present
Rev. Sean O. Sheridan, TOR
CHANCELLORS
2000 – 2011
Rev. Michael Scanlan, TOR
2013 - 2015
Rev. Terence Henry, TOR
PRESIDENT EMERITUS
2011 – Present
Rev. Michael Scanlan, TOR
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HONORARY DEGREE RECIPIENTS
Honors Convocation, Baccalaureate, and Comencement
1950
Ernest T. Weir
1967
Most Rev. John J. Krol
Governor James A. Rhodes
1951
Mone Anathan, Sr.
Emma Carter Zeis
1968
Most Rev. John H. Boccella, TOR
Congressman Wayne L. Hays
Msgr. John J. McGrath
Judge Carl A. Weinman
1969
Donald H. McGannon
Angeline J. Starvaggi
Msgr. William R. Cornelius
Tad Mosel
1952
Charles B. Lanman
1953
Michael Baker, Jr.
1954
Thomas Gerald Ryan
1955
Michael Starvaggi
1956
Frances Weir Millsop
Most Rev. John K. Mussio
Rev. Regis Stafford, TOR
Anna D. Williams
Dr. Ray B. Roshon
1970
Rabbi Dr. Harry J. Stern
Myrtle Eleanor Pitzer Baker
Allison R. Maxwell, Jr.
1971
Dennis W. Binning
1957
Rev. Louis A. Rongione, OSA
1972
1958
Dr. Forrest H. Kirkpatrick
Wallace A. Shelby, Jr.
J. Hadyn Harris
Dr. Thomas E. Seifert
Rev. Dennis Sullivan, TOR
Dr. John L. Mantica
Rev. Theophane (Michael) Scanlan, TOR
1959
Dr. Bernard J. Ficarra
1973
James J. Dyer
1974
Senator John H. Glenn, Jr.
1975
Margaret Mary Fennelly Grace
Mother Mary Clare Heurich
1960
Msgr. Henry J. Grigsby
John G. Hagan, Jr.
Clinton C. Roberson
1961
Edwin O. Burgham
1962
Joseph F. Bontempo
Most Rev. Nicholas T. Elko
Very Rev. William F. Troy, SJ
Dr. Richard Doney
1976
Irwin A. Fluharty
Rev. Raymond A. Roesch, SM
1977
Anthony Gentile
1963
Msgr. Henry B. O'Donnell
Robert D. O'Grady
1978
Senator Jennings Randolph
Arthur J. Kobacker
Most Rev. Albert H. Ottenweller
1964
Frank C. Sullivan
Sr. Mary Agatha Glowczak, OSF
1979
Orlando C. Schiappa
Norbert J. Hruby, Ph.D.
Anthony J. Teramana
1980
Most Rev. Joseph L. Bernardin
Paul R. Carapellotti
Congressman Douglas Applegate
James Hitchcock, Ph.D.
1965
Guy W. Jacobs
Charles M. Patterson
1966
Samuel Freifield
William S. Welday
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HONORARY DEGREE RECIPIENTS
Honors Convocation, Baccalaureate, and Comencement
1981
Mone Anathan, Jr.
John Joseph Blanda
Governor J. Joseph Garrahy
1982
Rev. Rudolph Harvey, OFM
Msgr. James C. Marshall
Ralph Martin
1983
1984
Mother Mary Angelica
Rev. Christian R. Oravec, TOR
John G. Redline
1991
Dr. Ronda DeSola Chervin
Robert G. Filby, Ph.D
Olga Florence Macedonia
Rev. Francis Martin
1992
Dr. William A. Marra
Robert M. Regan
John J. Riccardo
Dr. Charles E. Rice
1993
John Cardinal O'Connor
Patricia Fletcher
Rev. Benedict J. Groeschel, CFR
Arch. Dipl. Ing. Walter Hildebrand
Hon. Thomas P. Melady
1994
Governor Robert P. Casey
Sr. Margaret Carney, OSF
Rev. John Catoir
Most. Rev. Gilbert I. Sheldon
Adrian van Kaam, CSSp
1995
Leo Jozef Cardinal Suenens
Mary Ellen Bork
Most Rev. Agostino Cacciavillan
Bobbie Cavnar
Molly Kelly
Michael Medved
Rev. G. Richard (Ricky) Riggs
1996
Mary Cunningham Agee
Diane Brown
Dr. Thomas Hilgers
Hon. Alan Keyes
Coleman Mullins
1997
Virgil Dechant
Adam Cardinal Maida
Rev. Raffaele Pazzelli, TOR
Most Rev. Christoph Schönborn
Sr. M. Dorothy Sienko, OSF
Congressman Christopher Smith
1998
Anthony Cardinal Bevilacqua
Pastor Jim Forbes
Msgr. Roger J. Foys
Nellie Gray
Sir John Templeton
Most Rev. James W. Malone
Louis Berkman
Dr. Ralph M. McInerny
Woldemar H. Nikkel
1985
James Boylan Mooney
Rose Winifred Totino
Robert Lee Loughhead
Dr. Warren B. Martin
1986
George A. Ferris
Rev. Stanley L. Jaki
Bernard Cardinal Law
Robert Thomas
1987
Very Rev. Kevin R. Keelan, TOR
Ann Elizabeth Shields
Dr. Alice Jourdain von Hildebrand
1988
John J. Mulloy
Msgr. Carlo Caffarra
Dr. James C. Dobson
Marilynn Kramar
1989
Charles R. (Red) Donley
Rev. Harald Bredesen
Dr. Thomas T. Howard
Rev. Richard John Neuhaus
1990
Most Rev. Austin B. Vaughan
John H. Irvin, D.D.S.
Michael and Rita Marker
Dr. William E. May
Phyllis Schlafly
25
HONORARY DEGREE RECIPIENTS
Honors Convocation, Baccalaureate, and Comencement
1999
Fray José Angulo Quilis, TOR
Mary Beth Bonacci
Most Rev. Charles J. Chaput, OFM Cap.
Senator Mike DeWine
Thomas S. Monaghan
Rev. Robert Sirico
2008
James Francis Cardinal Stafford
Dr. Janet E. Smith
Mother Mary Assumpta Long, OP
Msgr. Kurt H. Kemo
Rev. Ronan Deegan, TOR
John & Sheila Kippley
2000
Mother Agnes Mary Donovan, SV
Francis Cardinal George, OMI
Robert P. George
Congressman Robert W. Ney
2009
Dr. Erhard Hanslik,
Very Rev. Michael J. Higgins, TOR
Paul G. Kengor, PhD
Cormac Cardinal Murphy-O’Connor
Michael Novak
2001
Very Rev. David M. O’Connell, CM
William Cardinal Keeler
Congressman Henry Hyde
Barbara A. Listing
2010
John Cardinal Foley
Ambassador Francis Campbell
Rev. Mitchell Pacwa, SJ
Robert Mylod
2011
Raymond Cardinal Burke
Congressman Jeffrey L. Fortenberry
Rev. Raniero Cantalamessa, OFM Cap.
2012
Most Rev. Arthur J. Seratelli
Dr. Marie Hilliard
General Michael V. Hayden
2013
Most Rev. José H. Gomez
Colleen Carroll Campbell
Secretary R. James Nicholson
2014
Daniel Cardinal DiNardo
Most Rev. Jeffrey M. Monforton
Michael Warsaw
2015
Most Rev. William E. Lori
Grand Duke Henri and Grand Duchess
Maria Teresa of Luxembourg
Lou Holtz
2002
2003
2004
Avery Cardinal Dulles, SJ
Dr. John M. Haas
Rev. Matthew L. Lamb
Most Rev. Bonaventure Midili, TOR
Rev. Frank Pavone
Kenneth Whitehead
Most Rev. R. Daniel Conlon
Most Rev. Adam Exner, OMI
Most Rev. Donald W. Wuerl
Austin Ruse
Br. Mark McBide, TOR
Mother Regina Pacis Coury, FSGM
Most Rev. Allen H. Vigneron
James Towey
George Weigel
Joan Smith
2005
Raymond Arroyo
Dr. Wanda Franz
Hank Kuzma
Most Rev. J. Michael Miller
Dr. Peter Neff
2006
Most Rev. John Magee
Cathleen Cleaver Ruse
Mercedes Arzú Wilson
2007
Most Rev. Timothy M. Dolan
Dr. Josef Seifert
Dr. Edmund Pellegrino
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POVERELLO MEDAL RECIPIENTS
1949
Fellowship of Alcoholics Anonymous
1971
Most Rev. John King Mussio
1950
Edward F. Hutton of Freedoms Fnd.
1972
Br. George J. Hungerman, FMSI, M.D.
1951
The Court of Last Resort
1973
1952
Lions International
The Dismas Committee of the
St. Vincent de Paul Society,
Francis Zimmerman
1953
Variety Clubs International
1974
Senator Mark O. Hatfield
1954
Llewellyn J. Scott, TOS
1975
Sr. Mary Agatha Glowczak, OSF
Rev. Kevin R. Keelan, TOR
1955
Jonas E. Salk, M.D., Associates
Experimentees
1976
Dorothy Day
Mother Theresa of Calcutta
Mother Anna Dengel, M.D.
Medical Mission Sisters
1977
Franciscan Sisters of the Poor
1957
Catherine de Hueck Doherty
1978
Leon Jaworski
1958
Daniel M. Hamill
1979
Most Rev. Bernard J. Topel, D.D.
1959
Rev. Dan W. Egan, TOR
1980-81 International Shrine Association
1960
Dr. Emma Carter Zeis
1982
Rev. Bruce Ritter, OFM, Conv.
1961
Donald Henry McGannon
1983
Rev. Richard J. Thomas, SJ
1962
Miss Jane Wyatt
1984
Special Olympics
1963
Miss Brigit Nilsson
1985
Ronald McDonald House
1964
Arthur Joseph Rooney
1986
Charles W. & Patricia Colson
James David Lynch, SFO
1965
Joseph E. Brown
1987
Msgr. Paul Leo Richter
1966
Project Hope,
William B. Walsh, M.D.
1988
Sr. Briege McKenna
1967
Lena F. Edwards, M.D.
1989
Dr. Joseph Stanton
1968
VISTA, Padriac M. Kennedy
1990
Senator (Admiral) Jeremiah A. Denton, Jr.
1969
Jack Twyman
1991
Sr. Nijole Sadunaite
1970
The Salvation Army
1992
Ferdinand Mahfood
1956
27
POVERELLO MEDAL RECIPIENTS
1993
Piet & Trude Derksen
1994
Rev. Werenfried van Straaten
1995
William Bentley Ball, Esq.
1996
Rev. Augustine Donegan, TOR
1997
Chris Bell & Joan Andrews Bell
L'Arche International (Jean Vanier)
1998
Sr. Peter Claver Fahy, MSBT
2000
LAMP Ministries,
Drs. Tom & Lyn Scheuring
2001
Bob & Penny Lord
2002
Rev. Richard HoLung, MOP
2006
Thomas R. Vecchione, M.D.
MOST- Mercy Outreach Surgical Team
2007
Urban Mission
2008
AIM Crisis Preganancy Center
2010
Rick & Karen Santorum
2011
Rev. Benedict Groeschel, CFR
2014
Little Sisters of the Poor
2015
Mary's Meals
28
FOUNDERS' AWARDS
1976 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Starvaggi
1978 Samuel Freifield
1981 John C. Williams
1998 Past Chairmen of the Board of Advisors:
Gregory Agresta, William Blake
Patricia Fletcher, Robert Chapman
1984 Charter Members of the Steubenville
Alumni Club of the Alpha Phi Delta Fraternity
1999 Graduate Programs:
Master of Business Administration
Master of Arts, Theology & Christian Ministry
Master of Arts, Counseling
Master of Science, Educational Administration
Master of Science, Education
Master of Arts, Philosophy
Master of Science, Nursing
1985 Founding Franciscan Friars
2000 Rev. Michael Scanlan, TOR
1986 Franciscan University Women's Club
Paul & Dahlia Carapellotti
2001 Very Rev. Edmund Carroll, TOR
1982 Dohrman J. Sinclair, II
1983 Msgr. Henry B. O'Donnell
2002 Most Rev. Gilbert I. Sheldon
1987 Founding Board of Advisors
2003 Mr. & Mrs. Tony (Nina) Gentile
1988 Past Members of the Board of Trustees
1989 Founding Members of the Upper
Ohio Valley Right to Life Society
1990 Founding Student Collegiate Organizations
1991 Local Downtown Parishes
2004 Women of Faith: Mary Barber,
Carmel Callas, Dahlia Carapellotti,
Mary Carrigg, Josephine DiNovo,
Charlotte Fletcher, Kay Kuzma,
Clara Laman, Catherine Lancia,
Betty Mantica, Mickie Sellaroli,
Stella Spiewak, Lucy Yobbagy
1994 Diocese of Steubenville
2005 Men of Service: Sheriff Fred Abdalla,
Vincent Amico, James Anderson,
John Bedway, Dr. John Carrigg,
David Hindman, Victor Lynskey,
Mayor Domenick Mucci,
Reno Anthony Saccoccia, Robert Sebeck
Rev. Edmundo Stabene,
Rev. Msgr. George Yontz
1995 Teramana Brothers
2006 Steubenville Rotary Club
1996 Rev. Ronald Bodenschatz, TOR
Rev. Theodore Bradower, TOR
Sam Chieffalo
Audrey Korzi
2007 Jefferson County Fourth Street Health Center
1992 Victor C. Ciancetta
Michael A. DiNovo
1993 Past Chairmen of the Board of Advisors:
Robert J. D'Anniballe, D. E. "Sam" Henderson
Dr. Patrick H. Macedonia, Dr. Anthony V. Scurti
2008 Franciscan University Works of Mercy and
Missions of Peace Programs
1997 Sr. Isabel Bettwy
Rev. Gerald King, TOR
Elsie Luke
Dr. Ralph McKay
Rev. Angelus Migliore, TOR
Rev. David Tickerhoof, TOR
29
FOUNDERS' AWARDS
2009 Retired Faculty Members (living):
Dr. Rose E. Cerroni, Prof. Robert Englert,
Dr. Dan Keenan, Dr. Dianne Keenan,
Dr. Donald Kissinger, Prof. John Korzi,
Dr. James Salter
Retired Faculty Members (deceased):
Prof. Liberty Antalis, Dr. Thomas Campbell,
Dr. Robert Convery, Prof. John Emmert,
Dr. Daniel Georges, Prof. Edward Kelly,
Dr. Robert McLean, Dr. Paul Stokely,
Deceased TOR Friars: Rev. Gilbert Barth, TOR
Rev. Philip Clarke, TOR, Rev. Columba Devlin, TOR
Rev. Matt Finnegan, TOR, Rev. Matthew Herron, TOR
Br. Benedict Lyons, TOR, Rev. Regis Stafford, TOR
Rev. Sam Tiesi, TOR
2010 All Franciscan TOR Friars in Service at
Franciscan University (1946-2010)
2011 Rose M. DeFede (posthumously)
2012 Dr. John Herrmann
Professor Ray Petrilla (posthumously)
Professor Edward Bessler
Dr. James Slater
Virginia Zoric
Professor Joseph Zoric
Irene Pizzoferrato
Dr. Norman Rokke
Dr. Earl Spinnenweber
2013 Franciscan Sisters, TOR of Penance of the
Sorrowful Mother
2014 Prof. Jack Boyde (posthumously)
Mrs. Judy Bratten
Mr. Jerry Barilla
Mrs. Elizabeth King
Mr. Richard King (posthumously)
Mr. John Green
Mr. John Madigan (posthumously)
Mr. Jack Wu
30
SHEPHERD AWARD RECIPIENTS
This award is presented to a bishop who exemplifies sharing the heart of Christ, the Good
Shepherd, with his priests, as well as his people through providing pastoral care, works of
evangelization, pro-life ministry, and/or service to the poor.
1994
Most Rev. Paul Dudley
1995
Most Rev. Faber MacDonald
Most Rev. Joseph McKinney
1996
Most Rev. Sam Jacobs
1997
Bernard Cardinal Law
1998
John Cardinal O'Connor
1999
Rev. Michael Scanlan, TOR
2000
Most Rev. Justin F. Rigalli
2001
Most Rev. Charles Henry Dufour
2002
Christoph Cardinal Schonborn
2003
Most Rev. Stanislaw Rylko
2004
Rev. Robert Bedard, CC
2009
Most Rev. Robert J. Baker
2010
Most Rev. Edwin F. O'Brien
31
BARON HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES
1978
Jim (Smith) Betsil '66
1979
Paul R. Brownlee '56
Dr. John L. Mantica ' 50
John R. Mosblack, Sr.
1980
John M. Clark '59
The Starvaggi Family and
Starvaggi Industries, Inc.
1981
John Hummell, III '66
John Kirker
Rev. Matthew Finnegan, TOR
Paul Carapellotti
2008
Bob Kloska '58
Gary Vogelsberger '65
Hank Kuzma
Bill Chesson
1958 Baron Basketball Team
2010
Frank J. Cortez, Sr.
Paul P. Carapellotti, Sr.
Rev. Dr. Daniel M. Rogich '79
John F. Lemal '55
John J. Blanda '60
1981 Lady Saints Basketball Team
2011
Joseph L. Nolan '67
Dr. Daniel J. Wilson '70
Randolph S. Greene '66
2012
Allyn Curry '67
Paul Rue
John Holley '73
Walt Osborne '67 (posthumously)
Robert D'Anniballe, Sr. (posthumously)
2014
Charles "Chuck" Zerger '63
Rev. Tim Hirten '75
Jeremy Treece '05
Vince Lamatrice (posthumously)
Jim Garrigan '74 (posthumously)
32
THE FR. TERENCE HENRY, TOR BARON CLUB AWARD
(formerly Century Club President Award 1982-2012)
1982
Teramana Enterprises
1983
John Bedway
Toni Bedway
Don Donell
1984
Tony Gentile
John Irvin
Orlando C. Schiappa
Adam Scurti
Ang Vaccaro
1985
Louis Berkman
R. Steve Bonnett (JC Williams Trust)
Sam Henderson
Arthur Kobacker
1986
Fr. John Bertolucci
Thomas Grimm
James Vale
Sr. Alice Warrick
Century Club - Charter Members
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
L. Buckingham
Ralph Dillon
Jim White
Paul R. Carapellotti
Estel Hawkins
Robert Sebeck
Richard Sherrin, Sr.
Charles Govey
Henry "Hank" Kuzma
Nick Mougianis
James Smith
Bernard Witten
Williams Chesson
Dr. Anthony V. Scurti
Earl Cramblett
Robert D'Anniballe
33
1992
George Creegan
Anthony D'Aurora
Dave Fenstermaker
William Fisher
Jim Forbes
Charles Govey
Richard King
Rev. Ricky Riggs
Louise Snider
William Welsh
1993
Fred A. Bensie
Carl & Nick Iannetti
James C. McBane
Ray Parr
Bob Phillipson
1994
Daniel Compston
1995
H. Lee Kinney
Bill Wolter
1996
Congressman Douglas Applegate
1997
Romano Castelli
1999
Tim McCoy
2001
George Cattrell
Eric Lyons
Joe Massaro
John Russell
2002
Judge Richard Powell
2003
Steubenville Fire Department
Steubenville Police Department
2004
Lamda Chi Alpha
2006
Dr. R. Bruce Bickel
2007
Sylvia Crawley
Michael Florak
THE FR. TERENCE HENRY, TOR BARON CLUB AWARD
(formerly Century Club President Award 1982-2012)
2008
Richard Donnelly
2009
Danny Abramowicz
Carmen Barbetta
John Buccigross
John Nese
Geary Teramana
2010
Abe Bryan
Earl Cramblett
Tedd Kwasniak
Niall O'Mahony
2011
Reno Saccoccia
Ken Mannie
Emanuel "Mindy" Costanzo
2012
Lou Holtz
Liz Repella
Wayne Smith (posthumously)
2013
Arthur J. D'Anniballe, Jr., CPA (posthumously)
Robert J. D'Anniballe, Sr. (posthumously)
Richard Wilinski
2014
Frank "Digger" Dawson
Patricia Herring
Mike Orlando
2015
Clyde L. DiAngelo, Jr.
Gerald "Yonk" DiLoreto
David L. Walkosky
34
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N
R
O
L
L
M
E
N
T
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Enrollment Summary
Fall 2015
Full-time
Part-time
Total
Undergraduate:
2007
96
2103
Graduate Programs:
Business
Counseling
Education
Nursing
Philosophy
Theology
Total Graduate
10
34
26
4
11
50
135
37
14
84
55
8
18
216
47
48
110
59
19
68
351
Total Ground Program Enrollment
2142
312
2454
Online Graduate Catechetics
Distance Learning Grad Theology
Total Distance/Online Enrollment
5
1
6
170
86
256
175
87
262
2148
568
2716
Total Enrollment
First-Time Freshman
Fall Semester - 10 Years
Year
Full-Time
Part-Time
Total
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
397
446
388
445
436
449
435
458
463
456
1
3
1
0
1
0
0
2
1
0
398
449
389
445
437
449
435
460
464
456
37
Historical On-Campus Enrollment - 30 Years
1986-2015
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
Total
Full-Time
Undergraduates
Total
Part-Time
Undergraduates
Total
Undergraduates
Total
Graduate*
Students
Total
Students
833
947
1,069
1,179
1,234
1,331
1,314
1,301
1,305
1,347
1,323
1,429
1,438
1,540
1,540
1,586
1,648
1,690
1,778
1,818
1,836
1,892
1,899
1,948
1,956
1,979
1,969
1,989
2,002
2,007
124
146
185
196
185
191
219
242
233
207
198
176
173
154
161
147
151
154
135
163
146
141
150
130
132
146
121
119
128
96
957
1,093
1,254
1,375
1,419
1,522
1,533
1,543
1,538
1,554
1,521
1,605
1,611
1,694
1,701
1,733
1,799
1,844
1,913
1,981
1,982
2,033
2,049
2,078
2,088
2,125
2,090
2,108
2,130
2,103
277
325
285
323
349
329
279
358
370
410
405
392
411
456
453
475
454
437
461
440
405
401
400
413
403
423
376
316
301
351
1,234
1,418
1,539
1,698
1,768
1,851
1,812
1,901
1,908
1,964
1,926
1,997
2,022
2,150
2,154
2,208
2,253
2,281
2,374
2,421
2,387
2,434
2,449
2,491
2,491
2,548
2,466
2,424
2,431
2,454
* The MSEd Program was run by the University of Dayton from 1985 to 1991. These totals are included.
38
2,750
Historical Enrollment - 30 Years
1986-2015
2,500
2,250
2,000
1,750
1,500
39
1,250
1,000
750
500
250
0
Total Students
Historical Trend of Residents by Gender - Steubenville
2006 - 2015
Fall
2006
Fall
2007
Fall
2008
Fall
2009
Fall
2010
Fall
2011
Fall
2012
Fall
2013
Fall
2014
Fall
2015
Males:
Assisi Heights
Bonaventure Hall
Kolbe Hall
Padua Hall
St. Francis Hall
St. Louis Hall
Scotus Hall
Trinity East Hospital
Trinity Hall
Vianney Hall
Males
n/a
42
48
n/a
140
n/a
n/a
27
148
18
423
n/a
38
47
n/a
133
65
16
n/a
145
18
462
52
n/a
44
31
134
64
14
n/a
142
17
498
83
n/a
48
32
136
64
n/a
n/a
143
16
522
79
n/a
46
30
135
68
n/a
n/a
143
16
517
95
n/a
47
33
135
68
n/a
n/a
147
17
542
79
n/a
48
28
135
68
16
n/a
150
17
541
80
n/a
44
24
130
65
11
n/a
157
16
527
88
n/a
44
32
135
68
n/a
n/a
168
16
551
85
n/a
44
24
135
68
12
n/a
166
17
551
Females:
Assisi Heights
Bonaventure Hall
Clare Hall
Marian Hall
Padua Hall
St. Elizabeth Hall
St. Thomas More Hall
Scotus Hall
Trinity East Hospital
Females
n/a
n/a
98
180
31
n/a
311
15
19
654
n/a
n/a
90
175
28
115
287
n/a
n/a
695
48
37
87
170
n/a
114
282
n/a
n/a
738
155
38
91
175
n/a
114
292
14
n/a
879
187
39
99
170
n/a
119
290
15
n/a
919
193
32
96
172
n/a
121
288
10
n/a
912
205
32
93
185
n/a
120
278
n/a
n/a
913
211
34
99
193
n/a
117
287
n/a
n/a
941
201
36
99
195
n/a
120
292
12
n/a
955
185
28
97
184
n/a
120
291
n/a
n/a
905
1077
1157
1236
1401
1436
1454
1454
1468
1506
1456
Total Residents
Historical Trend of Male & Female Residents
2006 - 2015
1600
1400
1200
1000
800
600
400
200
0
2006
2007
2008
2009
Males
2010
Females
40
2011
2012
Total Residents
2013
2014
2015
Comparison of Campus Residents to
Total Campus Enrollment: 2006-2015
3000
2500
2387
2434
2449
2491
2491
2548
2466
2424
2431
2454
1401
1436
1454
1454
1468
1506
1456
2000
41
1500
1077
1157
1236
1000
500
0
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
Residents
Total Students
Enrolled Students by Major (includes Double Majors)
2006-2015
Fall
2006
42
Accounting
Anthropology
Biology
Business Administration - Total
Economics
Finance
International
Management
Marketing
Catechetics - Total
Catechetics
Youth Ministry
Chemistry
Classical Languages
Communication Arts - Total
Journalism
Multimedia
Radio/Television
Computer Information Science
Computer Science
Drama
Dramatic Literature
Performance
Economics
Education **
Elementary
Middle
Secondary
Intervention Specialist
Engineering (Pre-Engineering)
Engineering Science
English - Total
Drama
Literature
World Literature
Writing
French
German
49
13
102
199
6
23
*
134
36
249
197
52
13
10
114
25
6
83
16
23
17
*
*
10
185
*
*
*
*
*
7
146
12
79
2
53
10
14
Fall
2007
59
12
118
194
5
26
16
112
35
270
190
80
21
10
147
35
40
72
13
27
22
*
*
12
201
*
*
*
*
*
2
166
12
83
4
67
6
15
Fall
2008
48
13
127
187
7
17
22
101
40
249
153
96
16
9
138
35
46
57
16
29
17
*
*
12
203
*
*
*
*
*
1
161
5
64
8
84
8
7
Fall
2009
52
8
127
205
11
20
40
93
41
227
132
95
17
11
126
30
46
50
15
27
19
*
*
9
239
*
*
*
*
*
*
147
5
64
7
71
6
14
Fall
2010
46
14
126
225
12
37
42
104
30
211
131
80
24
7
132
27
58
47
11
23
21
*
*
9
255
*
*
*
*
*
*
135
4
54
12
65
6
11
Fall
2011
54
18
140
247
11
31
50
115
40
222
179
43
31
8
144
33
59
52
13
32
21
*
*
3
240
*
*
*
*
*
*
129
4
51
11
63
7
11
Fall
2012
41
11
142
247
11
26
48
113
49
208
150
58
28
5
157
29
68
60
12
32
22
*
*
6
208
*
*
*
*
*
*
141
4
51
12
74
7
9
Fall
2013
43
9
145
260
16
26
58
110
50
218
132
86
23
2
169
38
69
62
18
39
21
0
21
8
184
*
*
*
*
18
*
122
1
44
10
67
9
6
Fall
2014
43
14
133
258
14
31
31
121
61
230
125
105
28
7
152
27
67
58
24
32
22
0
22
7
213
*
*
*
*
31
*
116
*
53
11
52
4
7
Fall
2015
61
15
123
275
17
31
41
127
59
223
114
109
25
8
164
31
74
59
27
43
14
0
14
8
209
120
26
48
15
33
*
107
*
45
8
54
3
10
Fall
2006
43
History
Humanities & Catholic Culture
Legal Studies
Mathematical Science
Mental Health & Human Services ***
Music (Sacred)
Organ
Voice
Nursing
Philosophy
Political Science
Psychology - Total ***
Psychology (no concentration)
Clinical
Experimental
Social Work
Sociology
Spanish
Theology
Undeclared
Non-Degree
A.A. (Child Development)
A.A. (General Studies)
M.A. (Catechetics & Evangelization)
M.A. (Clinical Mental Health Counseling)
M.A. (Philosophy)
M.A. (Theology & Christian Ministry) - Total
Traditional
Distance Learning ****
M.B.A.
Traditional
Online
M.S.Ed. - Total
Traditional
Online
M.S.N.
99
44
21
42
95
*
Fall
2007
*
*
190
144
34
77
77
*
*
41
11
35
433
52
57
8
6
105
36
28
48
91
4
2
2
232
154
32
86
86
*
*
52
12
41
454
76
63
8
9
*
55
27
115
115
*
31
31
*
154
154
*
20
*
53
29
117
117
*
37
37
*
144
144
*
21
Fall
2008
97
31
30
42
77
11
Fall
2009
Fall
2010
5
6
198
151
24
93
93
*
*
38
6
40
460
65
46
4
7
104
36
37
44
89
16
5
11
202
157
23
93
93
*
*
44
8
33
451
51
44
3
40
102
34
31
57
81
22
7
15
229
143
23
119
119
*
*
41
7
30
442
51
52
1
36
*
46
26
112
112
*
49
49
*
140
140
*
27
*
46
25
331
100
231
47
47
*
156
156
*
39
*
55
20
308
109
199
38
38
*
191
148
43
33
Fall
2011
90
34
19
57
46
21
Fall
2013
Fall
2014
Fall
2015
85
29
19
50
1
16
72
39
11
46
*
26
64
38
4
48
*
23
3
18
233
131
23
158
89
62
7
49
8
35
481
36
60
2
34
100
37
20
51
16
22
3
19
241
114
17
188
31
147
10
51
8
43
427
44
58
1
56
1
15
266
105
27
203
13
181
9
58
9
44
424
44
57
0
37
6
20
259
113
32
191
5
173
13
67
11
39
429
53
102
0
28
7
16
246
117
35
174
0
159
15
75
16
28
412
28
67
0
37
*
53
22
289
119
170
61
61
*
215
116
99
52
*
56
15
279
114
165
46
46
*
176
79
97
66
*
41
16
273
66
207
49
39
10
174
86
88
68
93
52
17
193
58
135
48
30
18
121
89
32
55
175
48
19
155
68
87
47
25
22
110
75
35
59
* This major or concentration did not operate in these years
** Education concentrations began to be tracked separately in 2015
*** The Mental Health major no longer accepted new majors and the Psychology Major started with two concentrations in 2011
**** Distance Learning enrollment began to be tracked in 2009
Fall
2012
Summary of Total Degrees Awarded
A.A. Degrees Awarded
B.A. Degrees
B.S. Degrees Awarded
M.A. Degrees Awarded
M.B.A. Degrees Awarded
M.S.Ed Degrees Awarded
MSN Degrees Awarded
Grand Total All Degrees Awarded
2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15
35
39
43
29
52
44
43
26
46
42
271
264
232
278
304
277
259
273
259
282
156
215
193
200
200
203
237
214
205
219
84
82
79
86
82
71
90
87
76
79
13
7
9
12
27
15
22
17
16
20
24
31
23
27
34
45
61
73
56
33
6
9
5
6
8
14
16
15
28
26
589
647
584
638
707
669
728
705
686
701
Historical Trend of All Degrees
44
750
700
650
600
728
707
669
647
589
705
686
701
2013-14
2014-15
638
584
550
500
450
400
350
300
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
Grand Total All Degrees Awarded
2011-12
2012-13
Graduates by Major (includes double & triple majors)
2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15
45
Associate of Arts
Accounting
Business Administration
Child Development
General Studies
Theology
0
1
4
27
3
0
3
0
24
12
0
0
1
30
12
0
1
1
17
10
3
1
3
31
14
0
1
2
24
17
2
3
2
25
11
0
1
0
16
9
0
5
4
26
11
0
4
0
25
13
Bachelor of Arts
Biology
Catechetics (was Religious Education prior to 2006)
Chemistry
Classical Languages
Communication Arts
Drama
Economics
English
French
German
History
Humanities & Catholic Culture
Legal Studies
Philosophy
Political Science
Psychology
Sacred Music
Sociology
Spanish
Theology
8
35
2
2
24
0
1
41
4
1
30
11
2
45
9
12
0
2
6
126
5
54
0
2
23
1
2
27
4
3
30
7
4
32
7
11
0
1
7
143
5
43
1
1
20
1
4
28
1
4
22
4
4
31
6
11
0
3
8
110
11
57
3
0
32
4
4
42
3
1
22
11
6
31
4
7
0
1
10
131
6
51
3
4
27
5
4
39
2
4
25
13
6
55
4
13
2
3
11
137
2
48
0
2
26
4
3
38
2
2
26
6
11
37
5
19
2
1
5
125
0
52
0
2
22
6
0
25
0
4
28
6
4
39
7
23
4
2
9
142
5
41
0
2
33
4
1
35
3
5
25
12
5
41
3
26
9
1
8
133
4
44
0
1
41
3
1
27
0
1
21
5
6
30
4
43
2
2
9
108
5
49
0
2
33
4
1
28
1
1
16
8
7
33
9
53
3
0
11
131
Graduates by Major (includes double majors)
2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15
46
Bachelor of Science
Accounting
Anthropology
Biology
Business Administration
Chemistry
Computer Information Science
Computer Science
Economics
Elementary Education
Engineering Science
Finance
International Business
Management
Marketing
Mathematical Science
Mental Health & Human Services
Nursing
Social Work
10
4
11
35
0
4
0
0
34
1
0
0
0
0
7
33
24
11
11
4
13
46
0
5
7
0
42
3
0
0
0
0
10
50
33
12
11
1
11
48
0
1
3
0
35
1
0
0
0
0
9
32
42
8
13
5
20
51
0
2
4
0
39
0
0
0
0
0
4
36
32
9
13
3
21
42
0
3
6
0
42
0
0
0
0
0
10
30
39
10
18
1
15
39
1
3
3
0
53
0
0
3
0
2
10
35
39
3
9
6
30
28
3
4
6
3
55
0
6
9
9
3
9
27
37
10
16
6
22
9
6
4
2
2
60
0
4
4
17
10
10
14
39
8
17
2
23
0
1
2
6
3
35
0
4
8
21
9
15
1
57
20
11
4
20
0
9
2
9
5
40
0
6
10
25
17
10
1
52
14
Master of Arts
Counseling
Philosophy
Theology & Christian Ministry
19
4
61
19
3
60
20
6
53
21
9
56
12
9
61
19
5
47
21
10
59
19
6
62
22
5
49
24
6
49
Master of Business Administration
Business Administration
13
7
9
12
27
15
22
17
16
20
Master of Science in Education
Educational Administration
Education (Teaching)
9
15
13
18
15
8
8
19
12
22
7
22
9
52
11
62
7
49
12
21
Master of Science in Nursing
Nursing
6
9
5
6
8
14
16
15
28
26
Austrian Program
10-Years of Enrollment
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
2014-15
2015-16
Austrian Program
10 Year Enrollment Trend
220
210
200
190
180
170
160
150
140
130
120
110
100
Fall
Spring
47
Fall
162
163
160
181
175
181
164
181
201
210
Spring
115
161
158
167
142
120
152
163
179
ROOM & BOARD, TUITION:
20-YEAR UNDERGRADUATE COST COMPARISON
YEAR
ROOM &
BOARD $
TUITION
& FEES $
TOTAL $
1996-97
4,600
10,870
15,470
1997-98
4,730
11,370
16,100
1998-99
4,870
11,870
16,740
1999-00
4,970
12,270
17,240
2000-01
5,070
12,970
18,040
2001-02
5,200
13,900
19,100
2002-03
5,200
14,400
19,600
2003-04
5,250
15,050
20,300
2004-05
5,350
15,700
21,050
2005-06
5,500
16,450
21,950
2006-07
5,950
17,350
23,300
2007-08
6,300
18,180
24,480
2008-09
6,600
19,100
25,700
2009-10
6,750
19,650
26,400
2010-11
6,900
20,320
27,220
2011-12
7,100
21,220
28,320
2012-13
7,400
22,180
29,580
2013-14
7,700
23,160
30,860
2014-15
8,000
23,930
31,930
2015-16
8,300
24,780
33,080
48
$35,000
ROOM & BOARD, TUITION
20-YEAR COST COMPARISON
$30,000
$25,000
$20,000
$15,000
49
$10,000
$5,000
$0
ROOM &
BOARD $
TUITION
& FEES $
TOTAL $
ACT/SAT College Entrance Scores of Freshman
Comparison of Franciscan University to
National Average 2006-2015
ACT
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
FUS Avg.
National Avg.
24.7
21.1
24.9
21.2
25.2
21.1
25.7
21.1
25.3
21.0
25.9
21.1
25.7
21.1
25.7
20.9
26.1
21.0
25.7
21.0
Comparison of Franciscan University
Freshman to ACT National Average
FUS Average
National Average
27
26
25
24
23
22
21
20
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
SAT
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
FUS Avg.
National Avg.
1179
1021
1175
1015
1164
1014
1161
1013
1177
1015
1171
1011
1166
1010
1165
1010
1186
1010
1167
1006
Comparison of Franciscan University
Freshman to SAT National Average
FUS Average
National Average
1250
1200
1150
1100
1050
1000
950
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
50
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
High School Grade Point Average of Entering Freshman
Comparison of Franciscan University to
National Average 2006-2015
Grade Point Average
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
FUS Average
National Average
3.61
3.33
3.67
3.34
3.60
3.33
3.63
3.31
3.66
3.32
3.66
3.34
Comparison of Franciscan University
Freshman GPA to National Average
3.69
3.36
3.69
3.38
FUS Average
3.75 3.72
3.39 3.39
National Average
3.80
3.70
3.60
3.50
3.40
3.30
3.20
3.10
3.00
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
FRESHMAN RETENTION RATES FOR FALL 2005-2014 ENTERING CLASSES
Freshman Retention Rate:
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
81% 89% 84% 84% 88% 84% 87% 86% 87% 86%
GRADUATION RATES FOR 2000-2009 ENTERING CLASSES
4-Year Graduation Rate:
5-Year Graduation Rate:
6-Year Graduation Rate:
2000
65%
69%
70%
2001
55%
67%
68%
2002
58%
66%
69%
51
2003
63%
71%
73%
2004 2005 2006 2007
57% 62% 71% 61%
68% 69% 77% 69%
68% 70% 78% 71%
2008
67%
74%
74%
2009
69%
78%
79%
F
A
C
U
L
T
Y
53
FACULTY - FALL 2015
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT
FULL-TIME
PART-TIME
TOTAL
Accounting, Economics &
Business Administration
9
12
21
Biology
6
5
11
Chemistry, Physics &
Engineering Science
6
6
12
Classics & Honors
3
2
5
Communication Arts
4
0
4
Counseling (graduate)
3
5
8
Education (undergraduate)
4
17
21
Education & Edu. Admin. (graduate)
3
5
8
English
7
6
13
Fine Arts
5
7
12
History & Anthropology
7
2
9
Humanities & Catholic Social Thought
3
4
7
Mathematics & Computer Science
5
4
9
Modern & Classical Languages
6
3
9
Nursing
9
25
34
Philosophy
8
5
13
Psychology, Mental Health & Human
Services, Sociology & Social Work
8
5
13
Theology
23
24
47
1
________
120
0
________
137
1
_______
257
120
46
166
Bioethics Institute
TOTALS
FACULTY FTE (Full-Time Equivalent)
55
FACULTY AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING
Senior Faculty Award Recipients
"Presented to a faculty member at the Professor or Associate Professor rank
who has demonstrated exemplary teaching effectiveness and extra-ordinary
service to the University during the academic year."
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
Edwin Bessler
Mary Lucille Smith
Dianne Keenan
John Carrigg
John Herrmann
John Korzi
Jane Howarth
Donald Kissinger
JoAnn Vecchione
John Crosby
Daniel Keenan
Andrew Hrezo
Monica Anderson
Carolyn Miller
John Holmes
James A. Harold
Edwin Bessler
Shawn Dougherty
Biology
Education
Education
History
Physics
Psychology
Nursing
Business Administration
Nursing
Philosophy
Education
Counseling
English
Nursing
English
Philosophy
Biology
English
Junior Faculty Award Recipients
"Presented to a faculty member at the Assistant Professor or Instructor rank
who has demonstrated exemplary teaching effectiveness and extra-ordinary
service to the University during the academic year."
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
Mark Miravalle
Regina Boerio
Kevin Harris
Donald Materniak
Mary Ann Sunyoger
Scott Hahn
Joyce Vogel
James Gaston
Barbara Morgan
Lynne Divis
Beate Engel-Doyle
Dominic Aquila
John White
Philip Fitzgibbons
Patricia Donohue-White
Sr. M. Johanna Paruch, FSGM
Daniel Kuebler
Thomas Kelly
56
Theology
Psychology
Nursing
Accounting
English
Theology
Psychology
Humanities and Catholic Culture
Theology
Chemistry
German
History
Philosophy
Anthropology
Theology
Theology
Biology
Accounting
FACULTY AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING
Campus Leadership & Teaching Award
"Presented to a faculty member for his or her outstanding leadership to the
University and the community during the academic year."
1990
1991
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
Elsie Luke
Gary Severance
John Carrigg
Joseph Zoric
James Anderson
Stephen Krason
James Salter
John Korzi
Alan Schreck
David Schaefer
James Slater
Edwin Bessler
Andrew Minto
Mary Salter
English
Psychology
History
Economics
Spanish
Political Science
Mathematics
Psychology
Theology
Communication Arts
Chemistry
Biology
Theology
Mathematics
57
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L
U
M
N
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ALUMNI BY YEAR OF GRADUATION
Year
# of
Alumni
Year
# of
Alumni
Year
# of
Alumni
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
70
61
43
62
47
43
59
64
63
74
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
192
233
250
263
230
190
187
171
138
151
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
332
316
332
366
447
433
441
508
464
480
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
78
60
75
81
94
151
158
155
197
239
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
143
138
150
174
213
197
166
200
238
251
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
511
538
517
525
564
576
589
647
584
638
Year
# of
Alumni
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
707
669
728
705
686
701
Grand Total:
ALUMNI BY DECADE
1950 - 1959
1960 - 1969
1970 - 1979
1980 - 1989
1990 - 1999
2000 - 2009
2010 - 2015
586
1288
2005
1870
4119
5689
4196
61
3%
7%
10%
9%
21%
29%
21%
19,753
ALUMNI AWARD RECIPIENTS: 2008-2015
As a 40-year old insitution with over 5,000 graduates, in 1987, Franciscan University established a series of
Alumni Awards to identify those of its graduates who faithfully live the Franciscan mission and to recognize
their achievements in all walks of life.
In 2008 the Alumni Awards were restructured. This process included the consolidation of some awards,
modification of others and the creation of a new award. The results of this process are reflected in the awards
listed below. Awards given in previous years are listed on succeeding pages.
FATHER DAN EGAN AWARD
OUTSTANDING YOUNG ALUMNI GOLD AWARD
"Presented to graduates who have excelled in the areas
of healthcare, human services or life sciences. Recipients
are leaders in their specialties and provide an excellent
example for current and future alumni to follow."
"Presented to a recent alumnus or alumna who has
distinguished him or herself academically, professionally,
in community service or by demonstrating outstanding
personal achievement."
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
Dr. Garth B. McCaffrey '92
Dr. James Amsberry '84
Dr. Charles Bentz '84
Dr. Adam Berman, MD '94
Dr. David Born '92
Dr. Kyle Beiter '00
Dr. Michael Amsberry, DVM '86
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
Shannon Walsh '98
Robert C. Lesnefsky '99
David DeWolf '99
Thomas Byrnes '01
Nate Pollock '99
Aaron Cunningham '07
Jonathan Anderson '06
Megan Mastroianni '09
BISHOP JOHN KING MUSSIO AWARD
ALUMNI CITIZENSHIP AWARD
"Presented to an alumnus or alumna in recognition for
distinguished or faithful service to the Catholic Church
through vocational ministry in the local Church
organizations or through missionary work."
"Presented to an alumnus or alumna for oustanding
volunteer leadership or distinguished community
service, thus bringing honor not only to their alma
mater, but to their community at large."
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
Fr. Michael Glenn '85
Curtis A. Martin MA '93
Sr. Katherine Caldwell, TOR '87
Edward Cooney '84
Fr. Joseph Meagher '84
Fr. Michael Gaitley, MIC '99
Elizabeth (Robinson '98) Young
Jason Evert '97 MA '98
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
Msgr. Gerald Calovini '69
Nancy E. Kenny '60
David Pastrick '71
Donna Hrezo '94
John Henricks '91
Col. Laurence Burgess '69
Patrick McNamara '94
Kathryn Gesto '91
EDWARD J. KELLY AWARD
DR. JOHN J. CARRIGG AWARD
"Presented to graduates who have excelled in business,
accounting, finance or law. Recipients are leaders in their
specialties and provide an excellent example for current
and future alumni to follow."
"Presented to graduates who have excelled in the field of
education. Recipients are leaders in their specialities and
provide an excellent example for current and future alumni
to follow."
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
Thomas Sokol '69
Peter Radakovich ' 71
Greg Finerty '70
Jerome Madden '72
Michael Kehoe '68
Albert "Ray" Challis '67
Joseph Morris '93
Anna (Franzonello '03) Paprocki
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
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Terrie Suica-Reed '94 MSE '96
Eric Berrios '93
David Faber '89
Mary Grace (Kniola) Landrum '84
Dr. Adam Tate '94
Deborah (Campbell '74) Cain
Joanne (Sholtis '60) McDonald
ALUMNI AWARD RECIPIENTS: 2008-2015
ROSE M. DEFEDE FAITHFUL FRANCISCAN AWARD
"Presented to an alumnus or alumna for volunteer contributions and/or loyal
service to their alma mater. Recipients must demonstrate dedication to the
mission and values of the University in their life."
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
David Schmiesing '92 MSE '00
James C. Snyder '71
John Green '87
Paul Nigro '69
Bobby '12 and Christi Aborn '09
John Fischer '83
Paul Pinto '86 MBA '91
Mark Kalpakgian '02
Niki (Holley '02) Kalpakgian
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ALUMNI AWARD RECIPIENTS
FATHER DAN EGAN AWARD
ALUMNI SERVICE TO EDUCATION
"Presented in recognition of a distinguished
career in medicine or science."
1987
1988
1990
1991
1992
1994
1995
1996
1997
1999
2004
2005
2006
Dr. John Mantica ’50
Dr. Peter Neff ’54
Dr. Jess Young ’51
Dr. Daniel Wilson ’70
Dr. Robert Grob ’51
Dr. Martin D. Sokol ’54
Dr. Charles Robinson ’69
Dr. Robert Guida ’79
Dr. Benjamin J. Danzo ’65
Dr. David Geiger ’78
Dr. Christ Strovilas '54
Dr. Robert Barcus '80
Dr. Stephen G. Kuruc '69
Dr. Thomas Matanzo '81
FATHER COLUMBA DEVLIN AWARD
"Presented by the alumni to a faculty member
in recognition of long and dedicated teaching
service to the University."
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2005
2006
FAITHFUL FRANCISCAN AWARD
"Presented for success in teaching or
administration in the field of education."
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1995
1997
1998
1999
2000
2003
2005
2006
2007
Andrew Qualtire ‘59
Dr. Nicholas Cercone ’68
Dr. Eileen Kelly ’78
Paul Hague ’50
Dr. James Battoclette ’50
Nettie Mantica Grant ’53
Dr. Michael P. Joyce ’70
Allen J. Abel '69
Dr. John S. Grabowski ’85
Dr. Regina Boerio ’74
Dr. Charles Joyce ’75
Clarence Virtue '53
Dr. Bud T. Cochran '55
Dr. Nanci Sullivan '80
Kathy D. LaSota '72
Sr. Francisca J. Nzeke, HHCJ '97
Professor John Carrigg, Ph.D.
Professor John Korzi ’52
Professor Rose Cerroni, Ph.D. ’52
Professor Marguerite McCraw
Professor Kathryn Duffy, Ph.D.
Professor Daniel Georges, Ph.D.
Professor James W. Salter, Ph.D. ’60
Professor Robert Convery, Ph.D.
Professor Jack Boyde ’66
Professor Dianne Keenan, Ph.D
Professor Mary Ann Sunyoger, Ph.D. ’70
Professor James Anderson
Professor Donald Kissinger, Ph.D.
Professor Mark Roberts, Ph.D
Judge Richard L. Powell
Professor Donald Materniak
"Presented in recognition of years of loyal
and dedicated service to the University."
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1994
1998
1999
2003
2004
2006
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Audrey (Savastone) Korzi ’52
Jeanine Kreyenbuhl ’53
Ed Lewis ’56
Rose M. DeFede ’60
Hilda Tarquinio
Irene Pizzoferrato ’83
Erla Elich
Rev. Michael Scanlan, TOR
David Skiviat '78
Mark McGuire '79
Jack R. Boyde '66
ALUMNI AWARD RECIPIENTS
BISHOP JOHN KING MUSSIO AWARD
"Presented for outstanding service to
the Church."
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
Msgr. William R. Cornelius ’58
Brother George Hungerman ’50
Rev. Ronan Deegan, TOR ’54
Msgr. Lawrence Luciana ’63
Msgr. Anthony Ginnamore ’54
Msgr. James C. Marshall ’58
Rev. Bonaventure T. Kiley, TOR
Msgr. Roger Foys ’69
Sr. Jean Daugherty, TOR ’87
August A. Napoli, Jr. ’74
Rev. Richard J. Tuttle ’72
Msgr. George Yontz
Jim Beckman ’87
Rev. Paul Hrezo '93
Rev. Brian Bachand '94
Kay Kuzma '55
Joan Wagner '73
Dr. Marie DiSciullo-Naples '81
Bernadette (Hart) Lysaght '82
PERSONAL ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
"Presented for success in business
or industry."
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1993
1994
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2005
2006
2007
William Kearney ’50
Orlando Schiappa
Robert Gentile ’66
Dr. Damien Gabis ’64
Michael Wiggins ’72
Dr. George Creegan ’75
Richard F. Gaylord ’66
Donald Donnel ’50
Michael L. Pfau ’79
Martin E. Adams ’84
Peter Cola ’70
Christopher Wright ’87
Scott Campbell '82
Robert P. Gioella '70
Clinton Bentz '81
Andrew Morris '82
ALUMNI CITIZENSHIP AWARD
"Presented to an alumnus or alumna in recognition of
contributions and achievements in community or
public affairs."
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1994
1996
1997
1999
2000
2004
2005
2006
2007
Albert Zamberlan ’60
Patrick DeLuca ’56
John Stozich ’50
Gary DuFour ’73
James Haranzo ’50
Paul Ruksha, M.D. ’50
Nicholas G. Kaschak ’50
John Mallon ’93
Wendy Wilmowski ’84
Richard Delatore ’70
Gaston Gianni ’64
Roger Geiger ’83
Paul Giannamore '84
Michael Hernon '94
Thomas Clasby '95
Matthew G. Swider '69
Hon. Jeff Fortenberry '96
Charles Fluharty '69
FATHER MATTHEW FINNEGAN AWARD
"Presented in recognition of outstanding
athletic performance by an alumnus."
1987
1988
1990
1991
1992
1994
1995
1996
John Clark ’59
John Nese ’60
Robert Kloska ’58
Wayne Smith ’57
James Betsill (Smith) ’58
Gino T. Quattrochi ’55
John Blanda ’60
Paul Brownlee ’56
SPECIAL AWARDS FOR SERVICE
2000
2004
2005
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Rev. Augustine Donegan, TOR
Rev. Samuel Tiesi, TOR
Jane Scott '04
Professor Dianne Keenan, Ph.D
ALUMNI AWARD RECIPIENTS
PRESIDENT’S LAW AWARD
FATHER KEVIN KEELAN AWARD
"Presented in recognition of outstanding
achievement as a lawyer or judge."
"Presented in recognition for career in the 'helping
professions' of psychology,nursing, mental health,
social work, or human services."
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1993
1995
1998
2000
2005
2006
1987
1988
1990
1991
1992
1996
1998
1999
2000
2005
2006
Judge John Mascio ’62
Richard Patchen ’57
Cecelia Januszkiewicz ’71
Judge Gary M. Hallock ’73
Michael Rodak ’52
Thomas Wilson ’72
Adam Scurti ’61
Keith J. Fournier ’77
Allan Soros ’86
Raymond P. Ward '80
William A. Farrell '72
Sandy Lynskey '81
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Dr. Anthony Golas ’51
Dr. Thomas Manack ’60
Dr. Damien McCann ’68
William Spinner ’69
Dr. Thomas Green ’61
Margaret Moore ’84
Cathy M. Cich ’88
Kathryn Gesto ’91
Lisa Ward ’88
Dr. Keith Houde '80
Carol L. Snyder '71
Steven Nagy '81
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John Paul II Library Holdings
Periodicals
Academic Cataloged
Current
Full-Text
Year
Items*
Subscriptions Micro-Fiche E-Journals Microforms
2005-06
236,689
392
250,968
5,400
269
2006-07
235,387
410
250,968
5,400
269
2007-08
235,048
410
250,968
5,400
269
2008-09
234,081
410
250,968
5,400
269
2009-10
234,631
410
250,968
5,400
269
2010-11
232,156
410
250,968
5,400
269
2011-12
234,081
410
250,968
5,400
269
2012-13
227,542
399
250,968
5,400
269
2013-14
229,242
399
261,686
6,000
269
2014-15
229,233
399
261,686
6,000
269
* includes books & bound periodicals
John Paul II Library
Circulation Statistics
Academic
Books Reserve Room
Total
Audiovisual
Year
Circulated Circulation
Circulation Materials
E-books**
2005-06
53,299
5,305
58,604
2,591
N/A
2006-07
70,986
8,054
79,040
2,610
N/A
2007-08
68,392
8,250
76,642
2,795
N/A
2008-09
61,553
7,443
68,996
3,027
N/A
2009-10
59,918
7,896
67,814
3,220
N/A
2010-11
60,523
8,099
68,622
3,421
N/A
2011-12
61,357
7,983
71,178
3,633
N/A
2012-13
66,761
9,115
75,876
3,688
38,694
2013-14
59,105
13,524
72,629
5,689
40,725
2014-15
40,521
5,767
46,288
4,536
41,205
** Access to E-books via Consortia agreements
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