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CommencementNEW COLLEGEof theUniversity of South FloridaFRIDAY, MAY TWENTY-FOURTH, NINETEEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-ONEUNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA AT SARASOTASARASOTA, FLORIDA
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTSJoseph Alia, ChemistryBronxville, New YorkSally Kay Alt, SocidogySalt Lake City, UtahJoseph Angelini, Humani!ie.sSarasota, FloridaBradley Stephen Bankston. Cultural TheoryBaton Rouge, LouisianaElame Joyce Barnes, BiologyCharleston, South CarolinaJoshua Arthur Benjamin, Hi.swrySecaucus, New JerseyJustin Bloom, Environmental StudiesBaltimore, MarylandStephanie Ann Bohlman, Erwironmenral StudiesMatteson, IllinoisPatricia Jean Bonello, PsychologySarasota, FloridaArlynda Lee Boyer, Social SciencesGalax, VirginiaKristin Marie Boyle, PsychologyAnnandale, VirginiaLaura Beth Branstetter, AnthropologyJacksonville. FloridaLaney Anne Bruner, Sociology/GeronrologyGulf Breeze, FloridaAnn Marie Burget, EconomicsTampa, FloridaMichael Harry Campbell, Latin American Studies/PsychologyRome, New YorkSherri Lea Clements Bunch, European StudiesPensacola, FloridaNancy Isabel Cohen, Music!LiteratuuPhiladelphia, PennsylvaniaChristopher David Coldren, ChemistryAurora, ColoradoStacey Ann Curtis, Political Science/EconamicsOrlando, FloridaMatthew T. Davidson, ReligionPensacola, FloridaGwen Yvonne Davies, PsychologyIndianapolis, IndianaRodrigo Raul Oiaz, PhilosophyTampa, FloridaKim Dickson, Humani!ie.sKey West, FloridaGlenn C. Douglas, BiologyJohnson City, TennesseeCatherine Anne Dowie, Hi.swrySarasota, FloridaJoanne Marie Dramko, Fine ArtsTampa, FloridaAnn Jean Dwyer, Natural SciencesSeattle, WashingtonMichelle Egan, British & Ammcan literatureRidgefield, ConnecticutVictor Charles Engel, Environmental StudiesTirusvUie, FloridaMichael John Ferguson, British & American LiteratureSarasota, FloridaPamela J. Fetterman, Environmental StudiesIndiana, PennsylvaniaTracy Lynn Fillmore, Art/LiteratureMarietta, GeorgiaAlexander Fishberg, BiologyFredericksburg, VirginiaSamantha J. Fuqua, SociologyFlat Rock, North CarolinaDenny Genovese, MusicSarasota, FloridaAndrew Seth Gottlieb, Latin Ammcan Studies/LiteratureRockville, MarylandTerri Ann Hague, SociologyTampa, FloridaGeoffrey Kellogg Harris, ChemistrySarasota, FloridaC. Allen Henderson, BiologySarasota, FloridaHelen Hope Henderson, AnthropologyTallahassee, Florida
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTSJoseph Alia, ChemistryBronxville, New YorkSally Kay Alt, SociologySalt Lake City, UtahJoseph Angelini, HumanitiesSarasota, FloridaBradley Stephen Bankston, Cultural ThtaryBaton Rouge, LouisianaElaine Joyce Barnes, BiologyCharleston, South CarolinaJoshua Arthur Benjamin, HistorySecaucus, New JerseyJustin Bloom, Envirorrment4l StudiesBaltimore, MarylandStephanie Ann Bohlman, Enviromnent4l StudiesMatteson, 11linoisPatricia Jean Bonello, PsychologySarasota, FloridaArlynda Lee Boyer, Social ScienctsGalax, VirginiaKristin Marie Boyle, PsychologyAnnandale, VirginiaLaura Beth Branstetter, AnthropologyJacksonville, FloridaLaney Anne Bruner, Sociology/GerontologyGulf Breeze, FloridaAnn Marie Burget, EconomicsTampa, FloridaMichael Harry Campbell, Latin American Studies/PsychologyRome, New YorkSherri Lea Clements Bunch, European StudiesPensacola, FloridaNancy Isabel Cohen, Music/LiteraturePhiladelphia, PennsylvaniaChristopher David Coldren, ChemistryAurora, ColoradoStacey Ann Curtis, Political Science/Economic.sOrlando, FloridaMatthew T. Davidson, ReligionPensacola, FloridaGwen Yvonne Davies, PsychologyIndianapolis, IndianaRodrigo Raul Diaz, Philosoph-yTampa, FloridaKim Dickson, HumanitiesKey West, FloridaGlenn C. Douglas, BiologyJohnson City, TennesseeCatherine Anne Dowie, HistorySarasota, FloridaJoanne Marie Dramko, Fine ArtsTampa, FloridaAnn Jean Dwyer, Natural SciencesSeattle, WashingtonMichelle Egan, British & American LiteratureRidgefield, ConnecticutVictor Charles Engel, Environmental StudiesTirusville, FloridaMichael John Ferguson, British & American LiteratureSarasota, FloridaPamela J. Fetterman, Environmental StudiesIndiana, PennsylvaniaTracy Lynn Fillmore, Art/LiteratureMarietta, GeorgiaAlexander Fishberg, BiologyFredericksburg, VirginiaSamantha J. Fuqua, SociologyFlat Rock, North CarolinaDenny Genovese, MusicSarasota, FloridaAndrew Seth Gottlieb, Latin American Studies/LiteratureRockville, MarylandTerri Ann Hague, SociologyTampa, FloridaGeoffrey Kellogg Harris, ChemistrySarasota, FloridaC. Allen Henderson, BiologySarasota, FloridaHelen Hope Henderson, AnthropologyTallahassee, Florida
PROGRAMPRELUDEBooker High School Jazz EnsemblePROCESSIONALDouglas C. Berggren, New College MarshalSILENT PRAYERWilliam E. Jacobs, Minister, Association for Campus MinistryWELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONSMargaret L. Bates, Interim Provost, New CollegeADDRESSCarol Flint, New College, 1978CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE UNIVERSITYFrancis T . Borkowski, President of the UniversityCONFERRING OF DEGREESFrancis T. Borkowski and Margaret L BatesRECESSIONALMarshal BerggrenPLATFORM GUESTSFrancis T. Borkowski, President, University of South FloridaMargaret L. Bates, Interim Provost, New CollegeDavid P. Schenck, Interim Dean, USF at SarasotaSenator Bob Johnson, Chair of Executive Committee, New College FoundationDouglas C. Berggren, New College MarshalCarol Flint, Class of 1978Gerry G. Meisels, Provost, University of South FloridaJames Feeney, Director, Special Project Development, New CollegeNancy E. Ferraro, Director, Records and RegistrationJohn P. Moore, Chair, Division of HumanitiesAnthony P. Andrews, Chair, Division of Social StudiesSoo Bong Chae, Chair-elect, Division of Natural SciencesWilliam E. Jacobs, Minister, Association for Campus Ministry
Stephan Paul Henley, Public Policy/EconomicsPeace Dale, Rhode IslandStephen Craig Herndon, HistoryConvent Station, New JerseyKimberly Anne Heuberger, PsychologySarasota, FloridaDavid Charles Heuberger, Environmental StudiesSarasota, FloridaLaura Marie Hicks, HumanitiesLakeland, FloridaJohn Wesley Hill, RussianMascoutah, IllinoisD. Aaron Hillegass, MathematicsAlexandria, VirginiaChristopher Bruce Hoeltge, EconomicsCleveland, OhioRichard Lewis Holt, British & American UteratureAmes, IowaWendy Felicia Hoon,l.anguage, Culture & SocietySarasota, FloridaCheryl Michelle Homer, Media ArtsOrlando, FloridaMartin V. Horton, Music CompositionEnglewood, FloridaNoel D. Horton, Natural SciencesBradenton, FloridaDiana Jo Hulsey, Classical StudiesCumberland, MaineThomas William Imber, ClassicsAurora, ColoradoBrian Daniel Israel, Environmental PhilosophyMemphis, TermesseeKaren Nicole Jeffries, British & American LiteratureSarasota, FloridaLee Johnson, Fine ArtsLakeland, FloridaChelsea Sunshine Jones, HistoryMicanopy, FloridaJames Holland Newton Jones, Anthropology/BiologyCarrboro, North CarolinaMartin F. Kelly, HumaniriesPort Charlotte, FloridaRhoda A. Kennedy, HumanitiesSarasota, FloridaJuQg Yun Kim, PsychologySarasota, FloridaRobin L. Kirkpatrick, PsychologySatellite Beach, FloridaMarc Evan Kruger, Natural SciencesWest Caldwell, New JerseyJefferey S. Lagozzino, Latin American Studies/EconomicsKent, WashingtonFranz Emmanuel Loewenherz, Environmental StudiesFlorence, ItalyJonathan David Loftin, Language, Culture & SocietyJacksonville, FloridaAntigone K. Lomas, British & American UteratureProvidence, Rhode IslandTracy D. Lutz, PsychologyWinter Park, FloridaDavid Allen Martini, Physics/Computer ScienceSarasota, FloridaKatrina Matos, SociologyBronx, New YorkThomas William Mayers, General StudiesLongboat Key, FloridaSharon Mitchell, British & American UteratureSarasota, FloridaMichael D. Mitts, Philosophy/ClassicsSarasota, FloridaGeoffrey Mohlman, AnthropologySt. Augustine, FloridaCatherine Molteno, Uterature/Cultural StudiesTampa, FloridaEleanor Janette Morris, BiologyNewport News, VirginiaJ. Scott Needham, Social SciencesDyer, TennesseeForrest C. Neiberg, Organitational Behavior/PsychologyEast Lansing, MichiganNatalie Heather Newton, BiologySarasota, FloridaEvan Hopkins Owens, ReligionPinellas Park, Florida
A DISTINGUISHED PASTFounded in 1960, New College opened in 1964 as a private college whose students would comefrom all parts of the nation and whose faculty and curriculum would reflect the highest standards ofexcellence.New College attracted immediate anention for the nature and quality of its academic program.In 1967, when the rust students were graduated, the College won accreditation. Soon graduates beganto make their mark.s in chosen careers and in graduate and professional schools.As the College matured academically, inflationary pressures threatened its very life in the early1970s. After exploring various strategies for survival, the college administration and trustees proposedto the Board of Regents of the State University System of Florida a novel plan that allowed theinstitution to become a free-standing college within the University of South Florida, sharing thecampus with the University's regional campus academic program. Special action by the FloridaLegislature set the stage for this unique parmership to occur. New College was continued through acombination of support from the State and annual grants from the New College Foundation. Together,they enabled the College to remain small and to continue its distinctive program.Events, actWities, programs, and facilioo of r UfiWersiry of South Florida are av able to all without regardto race, color, sex, religion, national orip1, haruncap, or age as proviihd lry law and in accordance with UfiWersiry's respect for personal dignity.
Sharon Mitchell, British & American Uterature Sarasota, Florida Michael D. Mitts, Philosophy/Classics Sarasota, Florida Geoffrey Mohlman, Anthropology St. Augustine, Florida Catherine Molteno, Uterature/Cultural Studies Tampa, Florida Eleanor Janette Morris, Biology Newport News, Virginia J. Scott Needham, Social Sciences Dyer, Tennessee
