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THIS IS BGSU
BOWLING GREEN FALCONS • 2006-07 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
BACK-TO-BACK MAC CHAMPIONS
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THIS IS BGSU
DEGREE PROGRAMS AND LEARNING
RESOURCES
• More than 200 undergraduate majors and programs on the
main campus; 9 baccalaureate and 14 associate degree
programs at BGSU Firelands
• Library system with 6 million items and electronic access to
research materials worldwide
• 30 instructional computing labs across campus with both
Macintosh and PC computers; one computer lab in every
residence complex and in-room Ethernet connections in
every residence
hall room
ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
• BGSU has received the MAC’s institutional academic
achievement award three times in the past 11 years, posting
the highest overall GPA among the league members in 1995,
1996 and 2001. Since 1990, BGSU has seen 32 student-athletes earn Academic All-America honors
• In the spring of 2004, Stefanie Wenzel (below) became the
Falcons’ sixth women’s basketball Academic All-America
selection, being named to the first team. Wenzel joined twotime honoree Talita Scott (first team in 1993-94, third team in 1992-93), Stephanie Coe
(first team in 1986-87), Chris Tuttle (honorable mention in 1982-83) and Jacki Raterman
(third team in 1998-99) as BGSU’s Academic All-America honorees
• Eight of the 13 student-athletes on the
2005-06 BGSU women’s basketball roster
finished the academic year with a cumulative grade point average of 3.00 or higher.
In fact, 11 of the 13 – a total of 85 percent
– maintained a cumulative GPA of over
2.50. One of those players, Ali Mann, was
named to the Academic All-MAC team in
2005-06
Former Falcon women’s basketball student-athlete Lindsay Austin accepts congratulations from
an old friend after walking through graduation
ceremonies in May of 2004
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THIS IS BGSU
COLLEGES AND CALENDAR
Semester system with three summer terms
Colleges:
• Arts and Sciences
• BGSU Firelands (Huron, Ohio)
• Business Administration
• Education and Human Development
• Graduate College
• Health and Human Services
• Musical Arts
• Technology
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THIS IS BGSU
The Bowen-Thompson Student
Union redefines the personality of
Bowling Green State University,
bringing it new life and providing
a focal point for both the campus
and outreach communities. The
new Student Union has quickly
established itself as the heart and
soul of the University, featuring
designs and programming
intended to take BGSU well into the 21st
century. It is a contemporary gathering place and
learning environment as well as a model for college
campuses nationwide.
• Falcon’s Nest Food Court
• Black Swamp Pub
• University Bookstore
• The Peregrine Shop
• 24 hr. computer lab
• Smith Multicultural Lounge
Intercollegiate sporting events are held on campus with
BGSU students earning a reputation as some of the most
spirited followers in the Mid-American Conference.
The Student Recreation Center – a blend of a student
center, health club, and sports facility – offers modern
and expansive recreational facilities for the Bowling
Green students, faculty/staff and alumni members. The
185,000-square foot complex features two swimming
pools, a whirlpool/spa, four weight room areas, and a
large Sports Center which accommodates basketball,
tennis, volleyball, and badminton.
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DR. SIDNEY A. RIBEAU
Dr. Sidney A. Ribeau has served as President of Bowling Green State University
since 1995 and holds an academic appointment as Professor of Interpersonal Communication at the University.
Under Dr. Ribeau’s leadership, BGSU has
been recognized for its residential learning
communities, values-based education and
innovative graduate programs. It offers
programs in more than 270 academic and
professional fields, and maintains an enrollment of approximately 21,000 students.
On the national level, he serves as a Trustee for Teachers Insurance
and Annuity Association and on the President’s Council for the National Collegiate Athletic Assocation. In the State of Ohio, he serves
as a Chair of the Inter-University Council of Presidents.
Dr. Ribeau is active throughout the community working with the
Bowling Green Area Community Partnership, the Regional Growth
Partnership, Toledo Urban League, Toledo Symphony, Andersons Inc.
in Maumee, Convergys Corporation, and Worthington Industries.
His honors, too numerous to list here, include distinguished alumnus awards from Wayne State University and University of Illinois,
scholarly recognition from the National Communication Association
and the President’s Award from the National Association of Student
Personnel Administrators.
President Ribeau and his wife, Paula Whetsel-Ribeau, are the proud
parents of three children.
VISION, CORE VALUES &
ROLE OF THE UNIVERSITY
Bowling Green State University aspires to be the premier
learning community in Ohio, and one of the best in the nation.
Through the interdependence of teaching, learning, scholarship
and service we will create an academic environment grounded
in intellectual discovery and guided by rational discourse and
civility.
BGSU serves the diverse and multicultural communities of
Ohio, the United States and the world.
This vision is supported by:
• an extensive portfolio of distinctive undergraduate programs;
• focused master’s and specialist degrees and a select number
of nationally recognized doctoral programs;
• scholarly and creative endeavors of the highest order;
• academically challenging teaching, fully connected with
research and public service
• innovative academic planning that focuses on society’s changing needs, student outcomes and the appropriate integration of
technology;
• an educational environment that develops culturally literate,
self-assured, technologically sophisticated, productive citizens
who are prepared to lead, to inspire and to preserve the great
traditions of our democracy.
The Core Values to which the University adheres are:
• respect for one another;
• cooperation;
• intellectual and spiritual growth;
• creative imaginings;
• pride in a job well done.
Bowling Green State University is dedicated to providing quality academic programs in a learning environment that promotes
academic and personal excellence in students, as well as apprecciation of intellectual, ethical and aesthetic values. Wisdom,
sound judgment, tolerance and respect for other persons, cultures and ideas are the hallmarks of an educated
person and the characteristics
that the University hopes to
develop in its students.
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BGSU BOARD OF TRUSTEES
RAQUEL COLON
Oregon (2007)
Raquel Colon, a senior from Oregon,
Ohio, is majoring in political science.
Active in University organizations, she
is past-president of the Latino Student
Union, a member of the Diversity Leadership Team and has participated in the
University’s Leadershape Institute. Ms.
Colon, who graduated from Clay High
School in 2003, is the daughter of Diana
Segura of Curtice and Roberto Colon of
Oregon.
SHARON S. COOK
Upper Arlington (2007)
Sharon Cook is a realtor with Coldwell
Banker King Thompson Realtors in
Upper Arlington, where she has earned
designation as a member of the International President’s Elite premier sales
associates. Before pursuing a real estate
career, Ms. Cook enjoyed many years in
education, teaching in preschool through
high school grade levels. She received
her bachelor’s degree in education from
Bowling Green State University in 1961,
graduating cum laude. At BGSU she was a member of the cheerleading squad, University Chorus, University Activities Organization and
Delta Gamma Sorority. Ms. Cook holds membership in a number of
professional and community organizations and remains active with her
alma mater through the Columbus Alumni Chapter, the Presidents Club
and the Falcon Club. She also served as the Board of Trustees Representative to the Alumni Association Board of Directors. Ms. Cook and
her husband, Don, a 1958 and 1963 BGSU graduate, reside in Upper
Arlington.
JOHN F. HARBAL
Genoa (2010)
John Harbal is president and CEO of
Impact Products in Sylvania Township,
a manufacturer and supplier to the
janitorial and sanitary supply industry.
Mr. Harbal received his bachelor’s degree
in marketing in 1972 from Bowling
Green State University. He has been an
active member of the College of Business
Administration’s Alumni Advisory Council and the Presidents and Falcon clubs.
In 2003, he was a finalist in the Ernst &
Young Northwest Ohio Entrepreneur of the Year competition. He has
served as president of the Genoa Area Board of Education and helped
establish the Northwest Ohio Chapter of the Fellowship of Christian
Athletes. Mr. Harbal and his wife, Kaye, reside in Catawba Island.
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STEPHANIE MAGYAR
IMHOFF
Granville (2013)
Stephanie Magyar Imhoff, a certified public accountant, is chief financial officer of
The Longaberger Co., a leading producer
of handcrafted baskets and home and
lifestyle products and a member of the
Direct Selling Association. A 1982 cum
laude graduate of BGSU in business
administration, while a student she was
a member of Chi Omega sorority and of
student government and was inducted into Omicron Delta Kappa, the
national leadership honor society. Imhoff is active in her community.
She currently serves on the board of trustees of the YWCA of Columbus,
Ohio, serves on the finance committee of the Direct Selling Association and serves on the finance committee of St. Edward the Confessor
Catholic Church. She is past board chair and treasurer of the YWCA of
Columbus, past treasurer and chair of the organizations’s mission/money
task force and endowment board, as well as past treasurer of the board of
Columbus chapter of the United Nations Association. A native of Shadyside, Ohio, she resides in Granville, Ohio, with her husband, Keith, a
1981 BGSU graduate, and twin daughters, Grace and Sarah.
MICHAEL J. MARSH
VICE CHAIR
Bowling Green (2009)
Michael Marsh is a partner with the law
firm of Marsh & Marsh Attorneys in
Bowling Green and Grand Rapids and
serves as attorney for the City of Bowling
Green and the villages of Pemberville and
Grand Rapids. Mr. Marsh received his
bachelor’s degree in 1976 from Bowling
Green State University and his law degree
from Ohio State University in 1978. Active in the community, he was named 1999 Citizen of the Year in Bowling Green. Mr. Marsh is past president of the Bowling Green Chamber
of Commerce and president and co-founder of the Bowling Green
Community Development Foundation. He was instrumental in the
development of the BGSU Research/Enterprise Park and is a member of
the Presidents and Falcon clubs. Mr. Marsh and his wife, Terri, reside in
Bowling Green.
BGSU BOARD OF TRUSTEES
JOHN E. MOORE, JR.
Dayton (2012)
John Moore is the executive director of
Wright Dunbar, Inc. a Main Street Program of the National Trust for Historic
Preservation. Mr. Moore’s immediate prior positions were with Dayton Power and
Light. Before that, he completed 26 years
of distinguished service with the United
States Air Force, retiring as a colonel. Mr.
Moore was president of the Trotwood,
Ohio Chamber of Commerce, Miami
Valley Military Affairs Association and
is the chair of Eastway Behavioral Health Care Corporation and the
Heritage Ohio boards. He serves on various other boards in Dayton
and is active with Leadership Ohio. A 1966 graduate of Bowling Green
State University with a major in biology, Mr. Moore was the president of
the Alumni Board of Directors in 2000 and is currently a member of the
Alumni Board Past Presidents Council. Mr. Moore and his wife, Debra,
reside in Montgomery County.
WILLIAM J. PRIMROSE III
Westlake (2015)
William J. Primrose III is president of
Primrose, Inc., which comprises The
Dickey-Grabler Company, Tremont,
Inc., and The Metal Marker Manufacturing Co. in northeast Ohio and Red
Rock Stamping in Phoenix Arizona.
He is a former president of DickeyGrabler Co. Mr. Primrose received his
bachelor’s degree in accounting in 1974
from BGSU and is a CPA. Bill has been
a member of the Dean’s Council in the
BGSU College of Business and received the Beta Alpha Psi Outstanding
Alumnus Award. He has served on the BGSU Foundation Board and
the Alumni Board and is a member of the Presidents Club. Bill’s family
has significant ties to Bowling Green; both of his parents, his wife Diane,
his sister and nephew are alumni. As a student he was a varsity swimmer, a fraternity Vice President and is a Trustee of the Fairview Lutheran
Foundation. He resides in Westlake, Ohio.
DEBRA (SCHEETZ) RYAN
Wadsworth (2014)
the BGSU National Campaign Steering Committee and the BGSU College of Arts & Sciences Board of Advocates. She has been active with the
Wadsworth City Schools. Ms. Ryan and her husband, Patrick, a 1974
BGSU graduate, reside in Wadsworth.
J. ROBERT SEBO
Salem (2011)
Robert Sebo is a retired senior vice president for Paychex Inc., of Rochester, New
York, where he aided in the evolution of
the payroll service company. Mr. Sebo
received his bachelor of science degree
in business administration in 1958 from
BGSU. His Bowling Green affiliations include membership in the Presidents Club,
Heritage Society, Falcon Club and Kappa
Sigma Fraternity. In addition, he and his
wife established the Bob and Karen Sebo
Football Scholarship, Bob and Karen Sebo Endowed Scholarship in Jazz
Studies and the Bob and Karen Sebo Lecture Series in Entrepreneurship
in the College of Business Administration. Mr. Sebo and his wife, Karen,
reside in Salem.
MICHAEL R. WILCOX
CHAIR
Toledo (2008)
Michael R. Wilcox is CEO of Wilcox
Financial, a diversified financial services
and consulting firm in Toledo. As an
undergraduate, Mr. Wilcox served as
Student Representative to the University
Board of Trustees as well as President of
the Interfraternity Council. He played on
the hockey team, was a two-time captain
of BGSU’s nationally ranked lacrosse
team and was named as a lacrosse All-American for three consecutive
years. He was inducted into the BGSU Athletic Hall of Fame, the Ohio
Lacrosse Hall of Fame as well as The Peddie School Athletic Hall of
Fame. He serves as a Trustee of The Culver Academies. He also serves
as a Trustee of the Toledo Symphony Orchestra, The Toledo Hospital
Foundation, the U.S. Lacrosse Foundation and is a past member of
the BGSU Foundation, Inc. In addition, he is a member of the BGSU
Presidents and Falcon Clubs. Mr. Wilcox and his wife Jan, a 1975
graduate, reside in Toledo. He was appointed to the Board in 1999 for a
term ending in 2008.
Debra (Scheetz) Ryan is co-founder,
vice president and secretary of the PDR
Foundation Inc., a private family charitable foundation,and of the PDR Group,
LLC, a family limited partnership/investment company. She received her
bachelor’s degree in biology from Bowling Green State University in 1974. As a
student she was vice president of Alpha
Chi Omega, a member of Beta Beta Beta
biology honorary, an orientation leader
and a member of the Student Body board. Currently, she is a member of
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DR. ED WHIPPLE
Dr. Edward G. Whipple joined the Bowling
Green State University staff in July of 1994,
and continues a 25-year career in higher
education administration.
As Vice President for Student Affairs, he is
responsible for the overall administration of
nearly every area of student life at BGSU
and a variety of programs, including intercollegiate athletics, counseling, cooperative
education, career services, health, disability
services, multicultural affairs, recreational
sports, golf course, ice arena program, residence life, Greek affairs, student life programs, student publications,
the Bowen-Thompson Student Union and University Dining Services.
In conjunction with the Provost and Vice President for Academic
Affairs, he also oversees the BGeXperience program and the Office of
Student Academic Achievement, a retention-based program.
Dr. Whipple is an adjunct associate professor in the Division of
Higher Education and Student Affairs in the College of Education and
Human Development. During his tenure at Bowling Green, the following university-wide initiatives have been implemented:
* Realignment of student services and programs to reflect institution
goals and priorities
* The integration of the intercollegiate athletics program into the
Division of Student Affairs
* Thirty-five million dollar student union renovation and expansion
* More than 80 million dollars in residence hall and small group living renovations including an establishment of system-wide residential
computer labs
* Increase in residence hall occupancy
* The creation of the First-Year Experience Program
* The creation of learning communities in the Residence Life area
Dr. Whipple graduated with a degree in English and French from Willamette University in Salem, Oregon. After earning a master’s degree
in English from Northwestern University, he taught high school
English and French in Chicago and Reedsport, Oregon, in addition
to coaching swimming and track. In 1978, he enrolled in the college
student services administration doctoral program at Oregon State University. He received his doctorate in 1981 and his first student affairs
position was Greek affairs coordinator at Iowa State University, where
he supervised the activities of 48 fraternity and sorority chapters.
In 1982, he was named associate dean of students and assistant
professor of education and a member of the graduate faculty at Texas
Tech University. In 1985, he became dean of students at the University of Alabama-Tuscaloosa, and taught in the Department of English.
Prior to coming to Bowling Green, Dr. Whipple was vice president
for student affairs at Montana State University-Billings, and that
institution’s first vice president for student affairs. At that institution
he was given the challenge of reorganizing the student affairs area at
Montana State, a university of 3,800 students. In addition to managing the student affairs program, Dr. Whipple was also an associate
professor and taught courses in both the School of Liberal Arts (English literature) and the School of Education (teacher preparation).
He has written articles for student affairs journals, texts, and monographs and is affiliated with several professional organizations. He
has held leadership positions at the regional and national level in the
National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA).
Currently, he serves as President of NASPA’s Foundation Board and
is also a member of that organization’s Journal Board. He currently
serves as Chair of the Council of on Student Affairs of the National
Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges Council
on Student Affairs. He also serves on the Northwest Association of
Schools and Colleges as an evaluator for institution accreditation. Dr.
Whipple served two terms as President of the Ohio Student Personnel
Association. He is the past international President of Phi Delta Theta
fraternity and is currently the national President of Order of Omega,
the Greek/leadership/scholarship honorary.
Dr. Whipple has served on the Woodlane Industries Board of Trustees
and is Vice President of the Bowling Green Exchange Club. He has
served as President of the BGSU Friends of the Libraries and the
Bowling Green Junior High School PTO.
* A revision of the Code of Student Conduct
* Creation of the first University Student Handbook
* Revamping of the general fee process to allow significant student
input into the institution budgeting process including increased funding for student organizations
* Creation of a Student Affairs fund raising program
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His educational background also includes traveling to France to study
the French language at the University de Caen in Caen and graduate
work at the Universite Catholique de l’Ouest in Angers. In 1988, he
took a special management development program at Harvard University.
Dr. Whipple is the parent of a 19-year-old son, John. He and his wife,
Cindy, a member of the Romance Languages faculty at BGSU, reside
in Bowling Green.
GREG CHRISTOPHER
Greg Christopher was named Assistant Vice
President for Student Affairs/Director of Athletics at Bowling Green State University on June
13, 2006. Christopher previously was Associate
A.D. for External Relations and John Purdue
Club Director at Purdue University.
Christopher, who is the 12th full-time athletic
director in school history, oversees an 18-sport
program which has a budget of $14.3-million
and 73 full-time employees. BGSU, which is
a member of the Mid-American Conference
(MAC) and Central Collegiate Hockey Association (CCHA), is one of 13 programs in the
country which sponsor Division I-A football and compete in men’s and
women’s basketball and men’s ice hockey on the Division I level.
He earned a bachelor’s degree in Mass Communication from MAC-member Miami University in 1988 and earned his MBA from the institution
in 1991. He played football for one season before the former linebacker’s
career was cut short due to injury. In 1987-88 and 1990-91, Christopher
was involved as a television color commentator in football and play-byplay voice for men’s ice hockey which aired on regional cable television and
WPTD-TV in Dayton. He also served as a graduate assistant in the Office
of Admissions at Miami in 1990-91.
Christopher, 40, is married to the former Tina Smith of Leetonia, Ohio.
The couple has a son, Zachary, 10, and two daughters, Megan and Allison,
ages 8 and 6.
Christopher, a native of West Lafayette, Ind., had been at Purdue since
1997 and was a member of the department’s senior staff which collaborated on all athletic, human resource and management issues. He served
in that position since March of 2005 and was accountable for external and
revenue-related areas for Purdue’s $50-million department. In his role, he
oversaw several areas, including development, marketing, promotions and
advertising, athletic licensing and sports information.
Under his leadership, Purdue raised $17.2-million in total giving for Athletics last year. He also played a significant role in a seven-year campus-wide
capital campaign which is in the final two years and is on track to raise
$111 million for Athletics during that period. Projects that have come to
fruition in this time frame include tripling the number of endowed athletic
scholarships and several facility additions or renovations. Among the facility projects are an indoor golf training center, football stadium renovation,
aquatic center, indoor tennis center, and basketball video board campaign.
He also was the advisor for Purdue’s chapter of Athletes-in-Action.
Additionally, Christopher served a period of time as the sport administrator
for Purdue’s men’s and women’s tennis programs. In addition to working
with the teams during this period, he oversaw fundraising and business
planning for the facility which will not only benefit the University, but
will serve as a tennis club for the entire community.
He began his career on the Boilermaker staff as Assistant Director of the
John Purdue Club from 1997-99 and was promoted to Director in 1999.
He was promoted to Assistant A.D. in 2002 and was the program administrator for tennis prior to 2005.
Christopher served as Executive Director for the Society of Professional
Journalists in Greencastle, Ind., from 1994 to 1997 after joining the organization in 1991 as its Marketing and Development Director. During that
time, he managed a staff of 15 and a $1.6-million budget for the nation’s
largest not-for-profit journalism organization. His tenure focused largely
on external relations, fueling growth that doubled the net worth of the
foundation and association. He also improved relations with SPJ’s 250
local chapters and national volunteer leaders and negotiated contracts and
corporate partnerships.
Prior to joining SPJ, Christopher was an Account Executive at WWWV-FM
in Charlottesville, Va., from 1988-90. In that capacity, he designed and managed station promotions, including partnerships with the athletics program
at the University of Virginia. He also was part of the “Page Program” at
NBC in New York in 1988 where he served as a research analyst, assisting
the Manager of Sports Programming and Market Analysis in research of
television sports. Christopher also produced network sports tracking reports
and surveys of major league sports.
The Christopher Family.
Front row (left to right): Megan, Zachary and Allison. Back row: Tina and Greg.
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ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
JANNA BLAIS
ASSOCIATE AD/SWA
Janna Blais is in her eighth year as
BGSU’s Associate Athletics Director/Senior Woman Administrator. She is the
sport coordinator for eight of BG’s 18
intercollegiate sport programs (women’s
basketball, ice hockey, volleyball,
gymnastics, men’s and women’s soccer,
softball and women’s swimming & diving), and is responsible for the administration of the athletic training program and student-athlete services
office. Blais is an integral part of maintaining progress on BGSU’s
Minority Opportunities and Gender Equity Plans. She serves as
the advisor to the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and is in
her third year of a four-year term on the NCAA Division I Softball
Committee.
Blais came to BGSU after serving for three years as the Assistant A.D. for Institutional Compliance/SWA at the University
of Hartford. In that position, she established and managed the
complete compliance program for the athletic department including interpreting NCAA legislation, maintaining NCAA squad
lists, serving as the liaison with the NCAA Clearinghouse, and
maintaining compliance with Division I and America East rules
and regulations. Additionally, Blais was responsible for the operation of seven sports (men’s and women’s outdoor track, men’s and
women’s cross country, men’s and women’s tennis, and softball)
while coordinating the National Letter of Intent program and
maintaining the $2.4 million athletic scholarship budget in her
position as the senior woman administrator.
A native of Lakeville, Mass., Blais earned her undergraduate degree in sports medicine/athletic training in 1993 from the
University of Connecticut where she played softball. She served
as captain as a senior helping them to a fifth-place finish in the
Women’s College World Series. In her final two seasons, she was
named ECAC Player of the Year while earning All-America honors. Blais later earned her NATA certification in athletic training in
1995 and in 1996 earned her master’s degree from Connecticut in
sport management.
Blais and her husband, Michael, reside in Bowling Green with
their two sons, 3-year old son Brady, and newborn son, Jace.
DR. LEE MESERVE
FACULTY ATHLETIC
REPRESENTATIVE
Dr. Lee Meserve is in his ninth year
of serving as BGSU’s Faculty Athletic
Representative.
A native of Hollis, Maine, Dr. Meserve
began his teaching career at BGSU in
1973 after receiving his Ph.D. at Rutgers
University and working at Vassar College.
Over the last 34 years at BGSU, he has
served as an assistant professor, associate professor, professor and
distinguished teaching professor of biological sciences.
In addition to his teaching duties, Dr. Meserve has reviewed
manuscripts for textbooks in endocrinology, general biology,
human biology and human anatomy and physiology. He has also
been a reviewer for Choice Magazine, Journal of Gerontology,
Life Science and the Ohio Journal of Science.
Dr. Meserve received his bachelor’s degree from the University
of Maine in 1966 in animal sciences, and his doctorate degree
from Rutgers in 1972 in zoology.
He holds membership in numerous honor societies including
Omicron Delta Kappa and Sigma Phi Omega. In 1990, he was
the recipient of the Hollis A. Moore University Service Award.
Two years later, he was honored with the BGSU Master Teacher
Award. Dr. Meserve was also the recipient of the BGSU Distinguished Teaching Professorship in 1993, received the BGSU
Honorary Alumnus Award in 1997 and was given the BGSU
President’s Advising Award in 2001.
He also has memberships in many professional organizations,
including the American Institute of Biological Sciences, Endocrine Society, the Ohio Academy of Science and the Society for
Neuroscience, as well as the National Association of Advisors for
Health Professions.
A long-time volunteer at the Jamie Farr Owens Corning Classic,
Meserve served as volunteer chairman for the LPGA event in
2006.
Dr. Meserve and his wife, Marge, reside in Bowling Green.
SHERI QUIROGA
ADMIN. ASST.
Sheri Quiroga is in her eighth season
in the athletic department, assisting the
men’s and women’s basketball teams, as
well as the volleyball team, in their dayto-day operations.
Quiroga and her husband, Jesse, reside
in Deshler with their three daughters,
Devan, Kendyll and Regan.
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ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION / DIRECTORY
ALL NUMBERS ARE AREA CODE 419,
EXTENSION 372
General Athletics.........................................................................2401
Athletics Director ..................... Greg Christopher ......................7052
Admin. Secretary ..................... Debbie Bruns ............................7052
Faculty Representative ............. Dr. Lee Meserve .......................8631
Associate AD/SWA .................. Janna Blais................................7056
SCOTT SEELIGER
J.D. CAMPBELL
JIM ELSASSER
JASON HORN
JANE MYERS
MIKE ROCKOVICH
MARK SHOOK
SID SINK
DOUG BOERSMA
SCOT BRESSLER
Asst. AD/Internal Affairs ......... Jim Elsasser ..............................7054
Operations Manager ................. Ben Spence ...............................7055
Assoc. AD/Development.......... Scott Seeliger............................7064
Assistant AD/Falcon Club........ Jane Myers................................7062
Falcon Club Assistant .............. Robin Veitch .............................7063
Asst. AD/S-A Services ............. Mark Shook ..............................7103
Assistant Dir./S-A Services ...... Brynn Pullano...........................0292
Administrative Secretary ......... Gloria Martinez ........................7096
Asst. AD/Financial Affairs ....... Mike Rockovich .......................7057
Director, Ticket Operations ...... Scot Bressler.............................8766
Business Office ........................ Linda Canterbury......................7061
Business Office ........................ Linda Kidd................................7060
DEBBIE BRUNS
VALERIE BULLARD LINDA CANTERBURY
MIKE CIHON
RICK COURT
Asst. AD/Communications ...... J. D. Campbell ..........................7075
Asst. Athletic Comm. Dir. ........ Mike Cihon...............................0474
Asst. Athletic Comm. Dir. ........ Dave Meyer ..............................7077
Athletic Comm. GAs ............... Kyle Kuhlman, Erin Schorr
JEFF CURLEY
ANNETTE DAVIDSON
BRIAN DELAHOY
JEFF HAAG
AARON HILLMAN
Head Athletic Trainer ............... Doug Boersma
Assistant Athletic Trainer......... Jeff Curley
Assistant Athletic Trainer......... Annette Davidson
Assistant Athletic Trainer......... Chad Young
.................................................. Stadium North Training Room .7088
.................................................. Ice Arena Training Room .........7238
.................................................. Stadium South Training Room .7089
.................................................. Memorial Hall Training Room .2219
SCOTT JESS
LINDA KIDD
GLORIA MARTINEZ
DAVE MEYER
JEAN PANNING
BRYNN PULLANO
JOE SHARP
BEN SPENCE
ROBIN VEITCH
CHAD YOUNG
Asst. AD/Marketing & Corporate Relations
.................................................. Jason Horn ................................7094
Director of Promotions ............ Brian Delahoy ..........................7093
Assistant AD/Compliance ....... Sid Sink ....................................7237
Equipment Manager ................. Joe Sharp ..................................7091
Equipment Manager ................ Scott Jess ..................................2864
Dir./Strength & Conditioning... Aaron Hillmann ........................7558
Asst./Strength & Conditioning Rick Court ................................6024
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FALCON HEAD COACHES
ALL NUMBERS ARE AREA CODE 419,
EXTENSION 372
Baseball-Head Coach ............... Danny Schmitz .........................7065
Assistant Coach........................ Tod Brown ................................7095
GREGG BRANDON
Football
KERI BUFF
Swimming &
Diving
DAN CONNELLY
Gymnastics
DAN DAKICH
M. Basketball
M. Basketball-Head Coach ...... Dan Dakich...............................2255
Admin. Secretary ..................... Sheri Quiroga ...........................2255
Assistant Coach........................ John Stroia ................................7672
Assistant Coach........................ LaMonta Stone .........................7448
Assistant Coach........................ Marty Richter ...........................7073
W. Basketball-Head Coach ...... Curt Miller ................................7070
Associate Head Coach ............. Jennifer Roos ............................7069
Assistant Coach........................ Brandi Poole .............................0463
Assistant Coach........................ Kevin Eckert.............................9226
Admin. Secretary ..................... Sheri Quiroga ...........................2255
M/W Cross Country-Head Coach . Cami Wells ...............................7104
PENNY DEAN
Tennis
CURT MILLER
W. Basketball
SCOTT PALUCH
Ice Hockey
ANDY RICHARDS
W. Soccer
Football-Head Coach ............... Gregg Brandon .........................7083
Admin. Secretary ..................... Jean Panning.............................7083
Asst. HC/Offensive Coord. ...... Greg Studrawa ..........................7078
Defensive Coord. ..................... John Lovett ...............................8899
Assistant Coach........................ Zach Azzanni ............................3740
Assistant Coach........................ D.J. Durkin ...............................7080
Assistant Coach........................ John Hunter ..............................7079
Assistant Coach........................ Mick McCall ............................7082
Assistant Coach........................ Troy Rothenbuhler ...................7085
Assistant Coach........................ Dennis Springer ........................7081
Assistant Coach........................ Mike Ward ................................7086
Operations ................................ Dave Ebersbach ........................8356
M. Golf-Head Coach................ Garry Winger ............................2403
W. Golf-Head Coach ................ Stephanie Young .......................7068
.................................................. Golf Course ..............................2674
SHANNON SALSBURG
Softball
DANNY SCHMITZ
Baseball
FRED THOMPSON
M. Soccer
DENISE VAN DE WALLE
Volleyball
Gymnastics-Head Coach .......... Dan Connelly............................0551
Assistant Coach........................ Kerri Beach ..............................0552
Hockey-Head Coach ................ Scott Paluch ..............................2964
Assistant Coach........................ Ron Fogarty ..............................7239
Assistant Coach........................ Danton Cole..............................2063
M. Soccer-Head Coach ............ Fred Thompson.........................7072
Assistant Coach........................ Tony Economopoulos ...............7071
W. Soccer-Head Coach ............ Andy Richards ..........................9602
Assistant Coach........................ Erik Burstein ............................9617
CAMI WELLS
M/W Cross
Country &
W. Track
GARRY WINGER
M. Golf
STEPHANIE YOUNG
W. Golf
Softball-Head Coach ................ Shannon Salsburg .....................7159
Assistant Coach........................ TBA ..........................................7066
Assistant Coach........................ Susan Sargent ...........................7066
W. Swimming-Head Coach...... Keri Buff...................................2060
Assistant Coach........................ Glenn Holler .............................7478
Diving Coach ........................... Jane Wobser ..............................7478
W. Tennis-Head Coach............. Penny Dean ..............................6022
VARSITY SPORTS OFFERED AT BGSU (18)
MEN’S SPORTS (7)
Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Football, Golf, Hockey, Soccer
WOMEN’S SPORTS (11)
Basketball, Cross Country, Golf, Gymnastics, Soccer, Softball,
Swimming & Diving, Tennis, Track & Field (indoor), Track & Field
(outdoor), Volleyball
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Track & Field-Head Coach ...... Cami Wells ...............................7104
Assistant Coach........................ Clive Roberts ............................7097
Volleyball - Head Coach .......... Denise Van De Walle ................7067
Assistant Coach........................ Mark Hardaway ........................7413
Assistant Coach........................ Bre Detrick ...............................5388
STUDENT-ATHLETE WELLNESS
Dr. Richard Barker
Dr. Randy Trimpey
Dr. Tom Wojciechowski
Dr. Richard Barker, a Bowling Green native, is one of the physicians available to aid the Falcon athletic programs. Dr. Barker
completed his undergraduate degree at BGSU in 1969. He completed
his medical degree, as well as postgraduate orthopaedic residency
training, at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. Since
1978, Dr. Barker has enjoyed a general orthopaedic practice in Bowling Green, including trauma, total joint replacements, arthroscopy
and sports medicine. He has been team physician and orthopaedic
consultant since returning to Bowling Green in 1978. Dr. Barker is
a member of the Ohio Orthopaedic Society, the American College of
Sports Medicine and the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgery.
He is certified by the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery. Dr.
Barker and his wife Holly, a teacher, have three children. He has held
numerous offices at Wood County Hospital, including chief-of-staff
and President of the Wood County Medical Society.
Dr. Randy Trimpey is a recent addition to the BGSU Sports Medicine Team. Prior to working with Falcon athletics, Dr. Trimpey
trained in sports medicine at Sports Care in Toledo, where he worked
with the University of Toledo athletics, Storm hockey and Bedford
High School sports. He received his medical education at Medical
College of Ohio (1997-2001) and Flower Hostpital Family Practice
Residency Program in Sylvania (2001-03). Dr. Trimpey was a varsity
wrestler at Ohio Northern University where he performed his undergraduate studies. Currently, he practices family medicine and sports
medicine at Bowling Green Clinic. He resides in Bowling Green with
his wife, Chris, and three daughters, Meagan, Hailey and Samantha.
A fixture around the Falcon athletic program for many years is team
physician Dr. Tom Wojciechowski. “Doc Wojo,” as he is known
around the program, received a B.S. in Pharmacy from the University
of Toledo in 1967, and his M.D. from Wayne State University. He did
his residency from 1975-78 at Toledo Hospital before entering into
private practice in Bowling Green. Dr. Wojciechowski received his
American Board of Family Practice Board Certification in 1979. He
has been a member of the Wood County Medical Society, the Ohio
State Medical Association, American Academy of Family Physicians
and the American Medical Association. He is presently a Physician
Consultant for Portage Home for Mentally Retarded. His past activities include Physician Consultant to the Wood County Cancer Society,
Secretary of Medical Staff and Physician Consultant on Alcoholism. He also was a Charter Member of the Wood County American
Diabetic Association as well as serving as a member of the OSMA
Residency Affairs Committee. He and his wife are the parents of four
children (Tom Jr. and Ed, who are also M.D.’s, Stacey and Lisa) and
reside in Bowling Green.
Dr. Jeffrey Noftz is an assistant professor
in both the Physician Assistant Program and
the Physical Therapy Program at BGU. He
was assistant professor in Orthopaedics and
Family Practice prior to accepting a position
at The Bowling Green Clinic, specializing in
non-operative musculoskeletal pathology and
family practice. Prior to coming to Bowling
Green, he was the director of Primary Care
Sports Medicine within the department of orthopaedics. He served as the team physician
Dr. Jeffrey Noftz
for Toledo Public Schools athletics, Owens
Community College athletics, Toledo Ballet,
Toledo Ice Diggers and Toledo Cherokee hockey clubs. Dr. Noftz
completed his residency at the Medical College of Ohio Department
of Family Practice and served as chief resident and team physician for
Toledo Central Catholic High School during his residency. Dr. Noftz
graduated from medical school and physical therapy school from
MCO. He received top graduate honors from BGSU upon completion of physical therapy school. Dr. Noftz and his wife, Renee, have a
daughter, Jordan.
PROFESSIONAL CONSULTANTS
BGSU Student Health Center (Dr. Glenn Egelman, Dr. James
Kettinger, Dr. Teresita Domini, Dr. Zhanna Brant)
Dr. John Archer (Optometry)
Dr. Cheryl Archer (Optometry)
Dr. Jeffrey Baller (Podiatry)
Dr. D. Wayne Bell (Family Practice)
Dr. Michael Bielefeld (General Surgery)
Dr. James Bingle (Cardiology)
Dr. Mile Brujic (Optometry)
Dr. Brent DeVries (Cardiology)
Dr. Douglas Hess (General Surgery)
Mark Krautheim (Counseling, Psychology)
Dr. Jeffrey Levin (Dentistry)
Dr. Charles Marlowe (Podiatry)
Dr. Thomas Milbrodt (Internal Medicine)
Dr. Robert Neville (Ophthalmology)
Dr. Lyle Nowicki (Optometry)
Dr. Patrick O’Shea (Chiropractic)
Dr. James Phipps (Dentistry)
Dr. Dave Shilling (Optometry)
Dr. Jay L. Smith (Chiropractic)
Dr. Tom Snyder (Chiropractic Consultant)
Dr. Todd Stoner (Dentist)
Dr. William Willis (Ear, Nose, Throat)
Dr. Ed Wojciechowski (Occupational Health)
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THE FALCON CLUB
The Falcon Club at Bowling Green State University brings together the
real supporters and true fans of the Falcons.
As a member of the BGSU booster club for athletics, you can be a major
player in helping us become the best athletic program in the MAC and the
CCHA.
Omar Jacobs
All-American
BGSU’s student-athletes currently bring to the Bowling Green community a dimension of excellence, both academically and athletically, that
distinguishes it nationwide. They are leaders both on campus and in the
community. Your support will ensure that our student-athletes maintain a
competitive edge, while moving aggressively forward.
VISION STATEMENT
The BGSU athletic department is committed to being a national and community leader, demanding academic and athletic excellence that fosters
integrity, pride, respect, tradition and creative innovation.
YOU ARE OUR MOST VALUABLE RECRUITS
Last year, over 1,400 individuals helped Bowling Green State University’s
student-athletes earn victories on and off the playing field with their contributions to the Falcon Club. 100% of ALL dollars raised by the Falcon
Club will be committed to our athletic scholarship program. More than
$4 million is awarded annually in scholarship dollars, but with tuition
increases, the need for donor involvement is greater than ever.
Jessica Guyer
Walter Byers Finalist
• 100% of your Falcon Club contributions can be designated to
the sport of your choice for scholarship support.
• All contributions are tax-deductible to the fullest extent
allowed by law.
Keith McLeod
All-American
Utah Jazz
• A cash designation of $1,000 or more to any one sport entitles
you to exclusive Coaches’ Corner involvement in that sport. You
will also receive periodic updates on your sport and invitations to
special events.
• Double or even triple your Falcon Club gift if your employer
has a matching gift program. Check with your personnel office.
• Take advantage of the ease of credit card gifts. Your membership contribution can be paid annually or monthly with Visa,
MasterCard or Discover.
Each year over $4.5 million is required to fund the educational needs of
Bowling Green State University’s student-athletes. Endowed scholarships
provide a base of support that lasts forever and grows annually. Endowed
gifts are invested by the BGSU Foundation Board of Directors and have
enjoyed an impressive earnings average, a leader in the nation.
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Gina Rango
Two-time AllAmerican
ENDOWMENTS FUEL FALCON ATHLETICS
Gifts may be donated to current endowments or be set up for
specific sports with structured criteria. The endowed scholarship is often established in honor or memory of individuals.
Consider supporting Falcon Athletics with a gift that will last
a lifetime and reach countless deserving student-athletes. For
more information on the Falcon Endowed Scholarship Program
contact Scott Seeliger, Associate Athletic Director for Development, at 419-372-7064 or E-mail to [email protected]
Hockey Coach
Scott Paluch ‘91
CURRENT ATHLETIC ENDOWMENTS
Katrina Kerns
Bob James Award Winner
Nolan Reimold
All-American
Baltimore Orioles
organization
Alumni Athletic Award
Carl S. Bachman Award
Mel Brodt Award
Greg Brooks Award
Mickey & Pat Cochrane Award
Falcon Club Athletic Scholarship Endowment
Dewey & Ellen Fuller Award
Gerald Harms Award
Joyce S. Hof Award
Hodge Family Award
John & Diane McNutt Award
Lanny L. Miles Award
Doyt & Loretta Perry Award
Earl E. Rupright Award
Helen & Willard Schaller Award
Bob & Karen Sebo Award
University Athletic Award
Jack Vivian Award
John Weinert Award
Larry & Sharon Barnett Award
Don Cunningham Award
Coaches’ Excellence Award
William J. Lloyd Award
Verlin Lee Science Scholarship
Varsity BG Award
Medical Mutual Of Ohio Award
Lee & Marge Meserve Award
Bernard Frick Award
Glenn Sharp Award
Men’s Golf Award
Athletic Endowment for BGSU Women’s Scholars
Forrest Creason & John Piper Award
George & Ruthann Frack Award
Sam Cooper Award
Ed & Geraldine Johnson Science Award
Mary E. Crawford Memorial Award
NCAA Champion
Marny Oestreng
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Cleveland
April 1
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March 17 and 19 first-/second-round sites: Austin, Minneapolis, Los Angeles, Stanford
March 18 and 20 first-/second-round sites: East Lansing, Hartford, Pittsburgh, Raleigh
March 24 and 26 regional sites: Fresno and Greensboro
March 25 and 27 regional sites: Dallas and Dayton
Cleveland
April 1
Cleveland
April 3
2007 NCAA Division I Women’s
BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP
NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS BRACKET
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LINDSEY GOLDSBERRY
JULIE GOMPERS
WHITNEY TAYLOR
LIZ HONEGGER
5-9 • SO./SO. • GUARD
DAYTON, OHIO
(CHAMINADE-JULIENNE)
5-6 • SR./SR. • GUARD
WHEELING, W. VA.
(WHEELING PARK)
5-7 • JR./JR. • GUARD
WOOSTER, OHIO
(WOOSTER)
5-11 • SR./SR. • F/C
LAFAYETTE, IND.
(JEFFERSON)
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20
22
23
CARIN HORNE
KATE ACHTER
ALI MANN
JASMINE MCCALL
5-10 • SR./SR. • FORWARD
LIMA, OHIO
(LIMA SENIOR)
5-8 • JR./JR. • GUARD
OREGON, OHIO
(CLAY)
CHELSEA, MICH.
(CHELSEA)
5-6 • SO./SO. • GUARD
DETROIT, MICH.
(CMA)
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34
41
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TARA BRESKE
SARAH CLAPPER
LAURA BUGHER
MEGAN THORBURN
6-0 • FR./FR. • F/C
TEMPERANCE, MICH.
(BEDFORD)
6-0 • FR./FR. • FORWARD
NEWARK, OHIO
(NEWARK CATHOLIC)
6-1 • FR./FR. • FORWARD
GREENWOOD, IND.
(LUTHERAN)
MASON, MICH.
(MASON)
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HEAD COACH
CURT MILLER
(BALDWIN-WALLACE, ’90)
RECORD AT BGSU: 93-56 (FIVE YEARS)
CAREER RECORD: 93-56 (FIVE YEARS)
AMBER FLYNN
6-0 • SR./SR. • F/C
CINCINNATI, OHIO
(NORTH COLLEGE HILL)
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