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“When I was growing up in Oneonta, Hartwick was a single building high on a hill. In 1991, when I returned to serve on the Board of Trustees, Hartwick had grown in size and stature. During my years on the Board I was impressed with the quality and dedication of the faculty and the creative energy of the student body. Now, more than a decade later, my husband Harold and I are proud to support Hartwick as it moves forward with excellence and innovation.” —Joyce Cheseboro Buckingham, Trustee Emerita The Buckinghams are loyal and creative supporters of the College whose gifts range from the Margaret B. Cheseboro Memorial Scholarship to the installation of the Portrait of a Mad Man, a breakdancer bronze statue that graces the Arnold Rain Garden (by artist Roxanne Becofsky ’11).The couple’s major commitment to the College’s upcoming campaign includes both endowed funds for scholarship and annual support. To talk about how you can get more involved at Hartwick, please contact Vice President for College Advancement Jim Broschart at 607-431-4026 or broschartj@hartwick.edu. Hartwick College Board of Trustees Diane Pfriender Hettinger ’77 | Acting Chair Betsy Tanner Wright ’79 | Secretary John K. Milne ’76 | Treasurer Margaret L. Drugovich, D.M. | President A. Bruce Anderson ’63 John D. Bertuzzi Carol Ann Hamilton Coughlin ’86 Jeanette Cureton Elaine A. DiBrita ’61 Edward B. Droesch ’82 Arnold M. Drogen Virginia S. Elwell ’77 Debra Fischer French ’80 Robert S. Hanft ’69 Sarah Griffiths Herbert ’88 Kathi Fragola Hochberg ’73 Halford B. Johnson P’86 Paul R. Johnson ’67 William J. Kitson, III ’86 Francis D. Landrey P’06 Ronald P. Lynch ’87 Erna Morgan McReynolds Nancy M. Morris ’74, H’06 John W. Nachbur ’85 Christopher Provino ’08 Lisa Schulmeister ’78 Robert E. Spadaccia ’70
The ExECuTIVE EDIToR David Conway Co-EDIToR AND FEATuRES WRITER Elizabeth Steele P’12 Co-EDIToR AND SENIoR DESIGNER Jennifer Nichols-Stewart CoNTRIBuTING WRITERS Alicia Fish ’91, Chris Gondek, Cassandra Miller, Holly Sayman ’12, Rachel Stevenson WICK oNLINE Stephanie Brunetta CoNTRIBuTING PHoToGRAPHERS Gerry Raymonda, Jamie Novak, Elizabeth Steele P’12, James Jolly, Cassandra Miller, and submitted EDIToRIAL ADVISoRY BoARD Dr. Margaret L. Drugovich, President Jim Broschart, VP for College Advancement David Conway, VP for Enrollment Management and Marketing Dr. Meg Nowak, VP for Student Life Dr. Michael G. Tannenbaum, Provost Alicia Fish ’91, Senior Director of Donor and Alumni Relations EDIToRIAL oFFICE Dewar union, Hartwick College oneonta, NY 13820 Tel: 607-431-4038, Fax: 607-431-4025 E-mail: the_wick@hartwick.edu Web: www.hartwick.edu We welcome comments on anything published in The Wick. Send letters to The Wick, Hartwick College, Po Box 4020, oneonta, NY 13820-4018 or the_wick@hartwick.edu. The Wick is published by Hartwick College, P.o. Box 4020, oneonta, NY 13820-4018. Diverse views are presented and do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the editors or official policies of Hartwick College. Connect. bE A FAN. Like Us. www.facebook.com/hartwickcollege follow us. www.twitter.com/hartwickcollege Explore our | your story. www.hartwickexperience.com Watch us. www.youtube.com/hartwickcollege Summer 2012 | Volume LV: No. 1 In this issue: 2 President’s Perspective: Let’s Call it Priceless 3 Ahead of the Curve: First Three-Year Class Graduates 4 Leadership in Action: Hartwick Honors Great Friends 6 A Week in Review: Getting to Commencement 8 Adding Knowledge: Student Showcase 2012 10 Faculty in the Role of Teacher-Scholars Philosophy Professor Wins Award Faculty as Authors 14 Commentary: Making Progress in Politics 16 In Good Company: Hartwick’s Latest Fulbright Scholar and Four who Precede Him 21 Philanthropy in Action: Inspiring Lecture and Luncheon The Connection Between Endowed Funds and Global Learning 24 Portrait in Philanthropy: Frank Perrella ’50, H’90, P’75 and Future Generations 26 Breakthrough: Science and the Art of Observation 28 Getting from Here to There: Newest Alumni Put the Liberal Arts to Work 32 Homecoming and Reunion Schedule Alumni News: Loyalty Club Named Shoen ’99 Joins Ranks 34 Athletics: Olympic Presence, Times Three 35 Class Notes 43 In Memorium 48 Volunteer Highlight: Neal Miller ’72 Never Says No Inside Back Cover Tribute: James J. Elting, Chair of the Board On the Cover: Griffing, D. Ghost Ranch Denizen. 2001. Private collection. Artist’s statement by Dr. David Griffing, Associate Professor of Geology, Hartwick College: Ghost Ranch Denizen is an example of the geological inspiration of my artwork. one of my favorite painters, Georgia o’Keefe, lived and painted many works at Ghost Ranch in New Mexico at the same time that dozens of dinosaur fossils were being discovered on the property. Although she met the young paleontologist and had him identify many cow bones that she painted, she never used the fossils as subject matter. This painting attempts to use some of her techniques to render a single skeleton of Coelophysis.
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