Spring 2010 - Arizona Daily Wildcat - University of Arizona

If you research 

the student 

housing market in 

Tucson, AZ you 

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properties are very similar with only slight differences. Of course, 

each has its own advantages and disadvantages. Some properties 

include all utilities in the rent. Some do not. Some are luxurious 

(one even has a real mini movie theater). Some are miles away. 

Some are just steps away from the campus. Some rent to students 

only. Some will rent to anyone. Some are for students on a budget 

and offer no amenities. And some are similar to resorts in the range 

of amenities they offer…you get the idea. But Sahara Apartments 

stands alone by advertising a “No Party” Policy. 

Sahara Apartments, located less than one mile west of the UofA 

campus on N. Stone Avenue, has had a “No Party” Policy in place 

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parties, no accidents, no drunken or drug-related injuries, and no Red 

Tags given by the police. Red Tags are given to properties when the 

police are called for disturbances or illegal activity. Yes, not a single 

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“Yes, some people view our ‘No Party’ Policy as a negative and 

frankly, some students choose not to live here because of the policy,” 

says Ted Mehr, owner and developer of Sahara Apartments. “ We 

look at Sahara Apartments as a sanctuary for students where they 

can feel safe, secure and free from the usual commotion that goes 

on in most student oriented apartment buildings. The kinds of 

things that can disturb a student’s sleep or study time. As a studentonly 

property, we do not consider ourselves to be in the nightclub 

business, or the bar and entertainment business. There are plenty 

of choices for those activities all around Tucson. We are a student’s 

home away from home.” 

Sahara Apartments sponsors social events on a monthly basis. 

These social activities are held both on and offsite. When they are 

offsite, Sahara’s shuttle provides free transportation to the events and 

brings the residents back. Residents can have their friends over and 

socialize with them in the student lounge, entertain them 

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Of all the selling points to publicize, one student property 

advertises a “quiet environment” and a “No Party” Policy. 

in the game room, use the swimming and whirlpools, or study 

together in Sahara’s study room with free use of the Internet 

connected terminals. 

“Safety is the number one thing parents are concerned about when 

their child moves away from home,” says Ted Mehr. “The concept 

of Sahara was born out of my concern for my own daughter’s safety 

as she was preparing for college. I wanted her to be in a safe and 

comfortable living environment no matter where she lived. I simply 

asked myself, what kind of place would I want my daughter to 

live in for the times I could not be there to watch over her? Sahara 

Apartments was my answer to that question.” 

The concern for safety and security is evident as you approach the 

entry gate, or when you step into the 

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safety and security measures that are 

unmatched by any building Tucson. 

The gated property includes an 

electronic key system with retrievable 

history of every entry into each 

apartment and through each gate. The 

property is equipped with 80 security 

cameras that monitor all public areas 

on a 24/7 basis. There is even a network of infrared beams over the 

perimeter walls that sound an alarm and calls the owner on his cell 

phone if the perimeter walls are breached…regardless of the time 

of day or night. “If someone breaches the security of the building, 

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am sure you would want it for yours. It may be considered overly 

protective, but I would prefer to wake up and investigate in the 

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happened that could have been prevented,” admits Ted Mehr. 

What else needs to be said about Sahara Apartments? They have 

a good long list of modern amenities that the students want, such 

as ALL utilities included in the rent, VERY high-speed Internet, 

kitchens and private bathrooms in each apartment, FREE shuttle 

service to and from campus, FREE bicycles for use as long as you 

are a resident, lower prices than the on-campus residence halls and 

comparable off campus student apartments, and you might have 

guessed…Sahara Apartments is the one property with the minimovie 

theater. Check out Sahara’s Website for all the 

information about this unique student property at www. 

SaharaApartments.com or stop in and take a tour. The 

friendly staff at Sahara Apartments would be happy to 

show you around. 

Sahara Apartments 

909 N. Stone Ave. 

Tucson, AZ 85701 

520-622-4102 

Ted Mehr, Owner 

Ted@saharaapartments.com

Table 

of 

Contents 

Coach Sean Miller 

and ZonaZoo: 

A Winning 

Combination 

UA students make 

an impact on and off 

the court. page 6 

Important 

Contacts 

Parents 

& Family 

Association 

Spring Update 

page 5 

Eller 

Undergraduates 

Top Honda 

Insight 

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Challenge 

Students placed 

fi rst in national 

competition. page 11 

▷ Advising Resource Center Academic 

advising & advisor contact information 

(520) 626-8667 ■ http://advising.arizona.edu/ 

▷ BookStores books, supplies, computer 

hardware & software purchases ■ (520) 621-2426 

http://www.uofabookstores.com/ 

▷ Bursar’s Offi ce Billing questions, paying 

tuition and fees 

(520) 621-3232 ■ http://www.bursar.arizona.edu/ 

▷ Campus Health Service Health care, 

psychological care, student health insurance 

(520) 621-6490 ■ http://www.health.arizona.edu/ 

▷ Career Services Part-time jobs on and 

off campus, internships & co-ops, full-time postgraduation 

employment and career exploration 

(520) 621-2588 ■ http://www.career.arizona.edu/ 

A New 

Phase of Life 

Approaches 

Tips to smooth the 

transition. page 12 

Family Weekend 2010 

Save the Date: Oct. 8-10. 

page 12 

New Student 

Orientation 

Parents, there is a 

program for you too! 

page 13 

Math Placement: 

Using the Online Test 

Students need to complete test prior 

to Orientation. page 13 

Thank You 

Parents Plus 

Members! 

Recognition of our 

2009-2010 Parents 

Plus Members. 

page 17 

▷ Commuter Student Aff airs 

Off -campus housing, commuter student support 

(520) 621-5859 ■ http://www.union.arizona.edu/ 

csil/csa/off campus/ 

▷ Dean of Students Offi ce 

Advocacy, academic integrity, code of conduct, 

complete withdrawals 

(520) 621-7057 ■ http://dos.web.arizona.edu 

▷ Graduate College 

(520) 621-3471 ■ http://grad.arizona.edu 

▷ Meal Plan Offi ce Purchasing and updating 

student meal plans ■ (800) 374-7379 

http://www.union.arizona.edu/mealplans 

▷ Offi ce of Student Computing 

Resources: Student computer support 

(520) 626-TECH ■ http://www.oscr.arizona.edu/ 

▷ Police (University of Arizona) 

Emergency response, crime prevention 

911 or (520) 621-UAPD ■ http://www.uapd. 

arizona.edu/ 

The University of Arizona Spring 2010 1 

Car, Bike 

Sharing 

Services Cut 

Costs 

Find out how 

students can rent 

a car or bike on 

campus. page 21 

Pursue the 

Passion, 

One Grad’s 

Discovery 

Four UA Grads 

cross-country 

journey. page 29 

Dream of 

Traveling to 

France to 

Cook? 

France is coming 

to Arizona in 

2010. page 19 

UA Provides 

Safe Campus 

Community 

First ever safety 

survey yields positive 

results. page 25 

▷ Registrar’s Offi ce Verifi cation of enrollment, 

change of schedule, grade replacement 

opportunity ■ (520) 621-3113 

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▷ Residence Life On-campus housing 

(520) 621-6501 ■ http://www.life.arizona.edu/ 

▷ Residency Classifi cation 

Determination of in-state or out-of-state residency 

for tuition purposes 

(520) 621-3636 ■ http://www.registrar.arizona.edu/ 

residency/residenc.htm 

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Drop-in, by appointment, course reviews and 

more ■ (520) 626-0530 ■ http://www.student 

aff airs.arizona.edu/thinktank 

▷ UA Facilitators General information 

and referral services 

(520) 621-5918 ■ http://askus.arizona.edu 

▷ UA Parents & Family 

Association ■ (520) 621-0884 

http://www.uafamily.arizona.edu/

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Parents 

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Issue 7 

Th e University of Arizona Parents 

& Family Magazine is published 

twice a year by the Dean of 

Students Offi ce and Arizona 

Student Media. 

Th e University of Arizona 

PO Box 210021 

Tucson, AZ 85721 

Editor 

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Welcome 

to the UA Wildcat Family! 

Greetings Wildcat Parents & Families, 

Welcome to our seventh issue of Parents & Family Magazine! You’re 

receiving this magazine because you are one of our valued Parents Plus 

members or you have made a generous donation to support the goals of the 

UA Parents & Family Association. I thank you for your support! In addition, 

parents of new students are also receiving this issue as a complimentary 

welcome to the Wildcat Family! 

Spring semester on campus at the University of Arizona is a time fi lled 

with excitement and anticipation! Students, faculty and staff look forward 

to traditions like Wildcat Softball and Baseball games and Spring Fling – 

the largest student run carnival in the country and of course for Seniors – 

Commencement! 

One of the best parts of my job is the wonderful opportunity I have to 

communicate with many parents about their student. It is great that so many 

parents are turning to the Parents & Family Association (PFA) to fi nd answers 

to questions and for resources which help their student to be successful here 

at UA. Parents, please let us know if you change your physical address and/or 

email address so that we can update your records. We want to make sure that 

you continue to receive Paw Prints, our E-Newsletter and that we can reach 

you via email in case of a campus emergency. 

If you are looking for ways to get more involved and connected to campus 

– PFA can help you – we love our parent volunteers! Be sure to bookmark our 

website: www.uafamily.arizona.edu. It is an excellent source of information 

and support! 

I want to express my thanks to all the wonderful parent volunteers who 

have served the association over the past year – I really appreciate your 

dedication and support – and so do our students! 

As always, don’t hesitate to give the Parents & Family Association a call or 

send us an email if you have a question or concern. Barbara Camp and I are 

happy to be of assistance. We can be reached at (520) 621-0884 or via email at 

uafamily@email.arizona.edu 

With Wildcat Pride, 

Kathy Adams Riester, M.S. Ed 

Assistant Dean of Students 

Director UA Parents & Family Association

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Greetings UA Parents & 

Family Members and supporters! po port rter ers! s! 

Here is your spring 2010 update on our 

PFA Committees. 

Committee Updates 

▷ Th e Public Aff airs Committee, Co- 

Chaired by Beatrice Perry and Katherine 

Harmeyer, has once again had 

a busy fall and early spring! Th ey are 

focusing on making sure the voice of 

UA parents is being heard at the State 

Capitol in Phoenix! A group of UA parents, 

alumni and friends attended the 

CATS at the Capitol event on January 

27, 2010. During this event UA parents 

attended meetings with key Legislators 

to thank them for their work and 

to encourage their support of Higher 

PARENTS & FAMILY ASSOCIATION 

Spring Update 

Education. Ed Edu Th e Committee is working 

on plans for the “Meet Your Maricopa 

County Cou Legislator Night” which will be 

held hel in Phoenix this spring. Th e committee 

mit continues to partner with the 

Arizona Ari Students Association (ASA) 

to work w together on these important 

issues. issu 

▷ Th e Recruitment and Retention 

Committee Co-Chaired by Liz and 

Hunter Richardson and Josie Perez has 

been working UA Admissions to get UA 

parents to sign up for PAWS – (Parents 

and Alumni Working with Students). 

Th is interactive UA recruitment website 

is a great way for parents to get 

involved in helping to recruit the best 

and brightest students to UA. If you 

are interested in signing up as a PAWS 

volunteer – please visit their website 

http://admissions.arizona.edu/paws/ 

to volunteer. 

▷ Th e Ad-Hoc Phoenix Summer 

Send Off Committee, Co-Chaired by 

Patti Teter and Charlene Duff hosted 

a fabulous send off for more than 800 

new students and their parents in the 

Phoenix metropolitan area in August 

2009. Planning is under way for the 

2010 Phoenix Summer Send Off which 

will be held on August 1 from 2-4 pm at 

the Scottsdale Plaza Resort. We would 

love to have some more parents help 

in planning this event so please let us 

know if you are interested in joining 

the committee!! 

▷ Th e Campaign Committee Co- 

Chaired by Angelica Villarruel and 

Guillermo Uribe is preparing to review 

the annual PFA grants submissions 

which are due on April 2, 2010. In 

addition, they are evaluating several 

options for additional fundraisers to 

help support the PFA grant program. 

If you would like to get involved in any 

of these committees please let me know at 

uafamily@email.arizona.edu or by calling 

520-621-0884. 

The Partnership of Parents – People Just Like You – Proud Parent Volunteers 

What is your partnership? 

Parents Making a Diff erence 

Dick and Mary Roney ’81 are among 

the many University of Arizona parents 

working to sustain and enhance the UA 

experience. For over a year and a half, the 

Roneys have been Parents Plus Members 

and active supporters of the Parents & 

Family Association. Th eir eff orts play an 

integral part in its success. 

“Parents are the keystone to the success 

of the Parents & Family Association,” 

says Mary Roney. “Th e PFA is a great 

network to meet other parents in the UA 

community and is the tie that binds us 

together to support the most important 

needs of our students on campus.” 

“I felt so comfortable knowing the 

community was there for the whole family,” 

Mary said. “It is hard to send your 

children away to college, but satisfying to 

know that as a result of the parental support 

from the PFA, your child’s needs are 

fi rst and foremost. Th e PFA gives all students 

opportunities and families comfort 

knowing there is a support system.” 

Th e Roneys faced the emotional and 

diffi cult task of sending their children off 

to college. Th eir eldest daughter Chelsea 

is a junior majoring in Deaf Science at the 

UA while their youngest MK is a freshman 

at John Hopkins University. 

Dick and Mary Roney support the 

Parents & Family Association because of 

its infl uence on student activities involving 

safety, health and education support. 

Being involved with their children’s 

education has been part of their lives for 

many years. Th ey have instilled into their 

daughters the value of giving back to the 

community through volunteerism. 

“Our main enjoyment is knowing 

that we are making a diff erence for our 

students,” Mary said. 

Dick and Mary Roney, Parents of Chelsea, 

UA Junior, majoring in Deaf Science 

For more information about how you 

can help create success in the lives of UA 

students contact 520.621.0884 or visit 

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In 2009-2010, the collective partnership of the Parents & Family Association touched over 37,000 students’ lives 

by enhancing student safety, leadership programs, career services and faculty interaction/mentoring programs. 

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Coach Sean Mil 

By Kevin Wittner 

Sean Miller 

thought he had seen 

it all. Arizona’s fi rstyear 

men’s basketball 

coach was a player 

in the Big East for 

Pittsburgh, an assistant 

coach with 

stops in the Big Ten 

at Wisconsin and 

in the ACC at N.C. 

State. He was then 

a head coach in the 

Atlantic 10 at Xavier. 

However, he needed 

to come to Tucson to 

experience one more 

thing. 

It was not until 

Miller took the reins 

of the Arizona men’s 

basketball program 

that he saw the power 

of ZonaZoo, Ari- 

Sean Miller, UA men’s 

basketball head coach 

Arizona Athletics – 

J and L Photography 

zona’s spirited student section. At 12,000 

members strong, ZonaZoo stretches end 

zone-to-end zone at home football games 

and fi lls nearly 4,000 seats at UA basketball 

games. 

“I look at our student section as the 

best in the country,” Miller said. “Th ere is 

no student section that impacts an arena 

more than ZonaZoo impacts McKale 

Center.” 

Miller recognizes that a home basketball 

game means more than just a win or 

loss in the standings for his team, but it 

also serves as a gathering for the University 

community and marks milestones 

in students’ lives over the course of their 

college careers. 

“You identify your time as a student at 

a university as what happened in that four 

or fi ve-year window, and oftentimes sports 

are a big a big part of that experience,” 

Miller said. “Did the football team go to 

a bowl? How did your team do in rivalry 

games? You think of the fun weekends 

and nights are associated with teams and 

sports. “ 

“You want to create a culture where it’s 

(the students’) team, and we’re in this together 

to compete for a Pac-10 championship, 

to be a part of the NCAA Tournament 

and to advance deep into the tournament,”

ler and ZonaZoo: A Winning 

Combination 

Miller continued. “Students want to talk 

about that legacy and remember the great 

time they had while they were here. For 

example, if you were a student here in the 

late 1990s, you will forever remember the 

NCAA title.” 

Th is is not to say that Miller and the 

Wildcats do not need the fans in this 

symbiotic relationship. He appealed to UA 

fans prior to the season, saying that his 

inexperienced team with only one senior 

on the roster would need support more 

than any other team ever to play in McKale. 

He later went out of his way to thank 

ZonaZoo in his post-game press conference 

following UA’s early-season victory 

over Rice and contends that the student 

section was critical in the Wildcats’ Pac-10 

win over Cal. 

“We want our fans to be hostile, and 

I mean that in a good way,” Miller said, 

noting that sportsmanship is of the utmost 

importance. “Th e louder it gets in the 

arena, it creates a sense that today or 

tonight is going to be hard ( for a visiting 

team), and they’re going to have to be at 

their very best to beat us.” 

ZonaZoo fi lls McKale Center with nearly 4000 spirited students for each men’s home 

basketball game. Arizona Athletics – J and L Photography 

Th at’s where Conner Comp and 12,000 

of his closest friends come in. 

Comp is ZonaZoo’s executive director, 

overseeing the largest student-run 

organization in the Pac-10. It is Comp 

and 35 ZonaZoo crew members, who are 

broken into fi ve branches – community 

development, campus outreach, market- 

ing, programming and media/communications 

– who organize everything from pep 

rallies and online video newscasts to blood 

drives and Big Brother-type outreach with 

local youth. 

In talking with Comp, a sophomore 

from Valencia, Calif., it is diffi cult to tell if 

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he is more enamored with Miller or what 

ZonaZoo is doing away from the basketball 

arena. 

When it comes to Miller, Comp is 

grateful both for the support and enthusiasm 

the new Wildcat coach has lent to 

ZonaZoo. 

“(Miller) is doing an absolutely incredible 

job,” Comp said. “He’s thinking of the 

big picture, and the students absolutely 

love him.” 

Comp recalls when Miller held “cheer 

practice” with ZonaZoo prior to the 

season, teaching the Wildcat faithful new 

chants to rattle opponents. Not only did 

Miller bring his team out to simulate a 

game for the fans, but he also purchased 

pizza for everyone in attendance. As 

Comp says, “(Miller) was trying to implement 

what he’s learned and taking ZonaZoo 

to the next level.” 

But Miller’s support hasn’t ended 

there. He has attended the pep rallies and 

appeared on ZonaZoo TV – which can 

be seen on YouTube, among other online 

sites. 

“He’s worked with us, and I can’t say 

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how great of a job he’s doing,” Comp said. 

“Th e students are very, very excited to have 

him, and I look forward to working with 

him more.” 

As energetic as Comp is in discussing 

Miller and ZonaZoo’s impact at sporting 

events, he makes it clear that the organization 

goes beyond cheering on the Wildcats 

at games. 

In addition to “beating” ASU in a blood 

drive earlier this year, during which ZonaZoo 

members donated more pints than 

their Sun Devil counterparts, ZonaZoo 

hosts a program called Junior Cats, which 

is a mentorship program with middle 

school and high school students in Tucson. 

“It’s probably my favorite thing,” Comp 

said. “Th e kids don’t know anything about 

college and don’t know what they’re going 

to do when they get out of school.” 

Th e events, which are held three times 

a year and typically draw around 60 students, 

involve a campus and stadium tour, 

a lecture on the importance of a college 

education and an athletic event. 

“We try to show them all the cool 

things you get to do if you go to college,” 

Comp said. “It’s important that we get 

these kids feeling positive about college. A 

lot of their teachers say the parents don’t 

have college educations, and they just 

don’t think about going there.” 

As for the students who do make it to 

college and join ZonaZoo, Comp says his 

group’s objective is simple. 

“Our goal with ZonaZoo is to provide 

students with the ultimate college experience 

but we also want to have an impact 

on the University and on Tucson,” Comp 

said. 

Miller, a father of three young boys, has 

his own future Wildcats who have taken 

note of not only their father’s team but 

also the energy brought to the arena by the 

current students. 

“Th ey love it,” Miller says of his children. 

“Obviously, they recognize that it 

is an incredible environment and that 

draws them back to more games. It’s the 

experience of the whole game; the band, 

the crowd, standing at beginning of game. 

Th e pageantry that goes along with that 

and the incredible students makes for an 

awesome environment. Th ey can’t help but 

think that one day they will be drawn to attend 

the University of Arizona as students.” 

With any luck, the Miller boys will be 

cheering on their father’s Wildcats along 

with the rest of the best student section in 

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fi rst in a competition to develop a peer 

promotional plan for the Honda Insight, 

a hybrid electric vehicle, beating out 20 

other schools nationwide. 

Th e UA team was one of three fi nalists 

– including Georgia State University and 

California State University, Fullerton 

– to present to a panel of judges from 

American Honda Motor Company and ad 

agency Ruben Postaer and Associates in 

Los Angeles, culminating a semester-long 

project sponsored by EdVenture Partners. 

“Th e students knocked it out of the 

park,” said Edward Ackerley, the team’s 

faculty adviser. “Th ey did a phenomenal 

job of representing the marketing 

department and the UA.” 

Five students from Ackerley’s 

MKTG 425 Advertising 

Management class – 

marketing seniors Todd 

Lane, Shiloh Miller, Chelsea 

Robinson, Brandon 

Schempp and Evan Singer 

– traveled to Los Angeles to 

present the results of their 

promotional campaign, 

which they developed 

and executed over the fall 

semester with a $2,500 

budget. 

“Th e class takes a case 

study approach to help 

students understand how 

advertising works in the 

marketing mix,” Ackerley said. 

Th rough an arrangement with 

EdVenture Partners, the students were 

assigned to a project, in this case, to 


Eller Undergraduates Top Honda 

Insight Marketing Challenge 

Students placed fi rst 

in national competition 

to market hybrid 

Insight to Gen Y 

“Th e students 

knocked it out of 

the park. Th ey did 

a phenomenal job 

of representing 

the marketing 

department and 

the UA.” 

Edward Ackerley, 

team faculty adviser 

(L-R): Evan Singer, Todd Lane, Shiloh Miller, Brandon Schempp, and Chelsea Robinson. 

Tatiana Mia Photography 

promote the Honda Insight to university 

students between 18 and 24 years of 

age. Th e class formed an ad agency 

with a director and divisions including 

operations, public relations, creative, 

marketing and fi nance. “It’s completely 

self-directed,” Ackerley explained. “I 

started each class with 

a brief lecture and then 

turned it over to Evan 

Singer, the agency’s 

director, so that he could 

manage the ongoing 

project.” 

Th is was the fi rst year 

that the UA participated 

in an EdVenture project 

that concluded with a 

national competition. In 

previous years, the UA’s 

participation ended with a 

presentation to EdVenture 

representatives. 

Th is year’s UA team 

– Four 2 Five Advertising – focused its 

on-campus promotional eff orts around 

UA Homecoming weekend. “Each school 

was given a new 2010 Honda Insight for 

the designated event date,” says Singer. 

“We want to do the extraordinary, so 

we negotiated with Dobbs Honda and 

Chapman Honda to get two more Honda 

Insights for our event.” Th ey used the 

cars to create what Ackerley called a 

“promotion with commotion,” which 

included the UA mascot, Wilbur, the UA 

marching band, games, giveaways and 

more. 

Th e team also developed a Facebook 

contest in which students were challenged 

to come up with a phrase using movie 

titles and no more than 140 characters 

to explain why the Insight is “cool.” Th e 

winner was awarded $100. In all, Ackerley 

said, the students wrung an estimated 

$28,000 in value out of their $2,500 budget. 

“Th is program allows students to work 

on a project with real clients, real goals, 

real budgets and real outcomes,” Ackerley 

said. “Evan really summed it up best at the 

competition when he told the judges that 

the experience is one that the students will 

never forget.” 

Th e win included a $5,000 prize from 

American Honda that will fund student 

activities in the UA marketing department.

12 NEW WILDCATS 

Parents’ Corner 

A New 

Phase of Life 

Approaches 

By Pam Obando, Associate Director, 

Communication and Outreach, Residence Life 

Th e next few months will fl y by—from 

celebrating high school graduation to moving 

your student into their new home on 

campus. As a parent, you are embarking on 

a new role in your student’s life. Letting go 

is not easy after 18 years but students need 

to become more independent and fi gure 

things out on their own. Listen, guide and 

affi rm them as they make decisions instead 

of trying to solve their problems. Trust the 

values you’ve instilled in them throughout 

the years. Today’s students consider their 

parents to be their best advisers—you’ve 

earned their trust. 

Discuss the Basics 

As you and your student prepare for the 

big move to college, make sure and sort 

through some of the necessary basics of 

daily living: 

▷ Good health: discuss sleep habits; 

healthy eating—check out UA Meal 

Plans; prepare a fi rst aid kit, review 

and fi ll prescriptions; check exercise 

options at the Student Recreation 

Center 

▷ Good fi nances: set up a campus bank 

account and review balancing a checkbook; 

discuss managing credit cards 

and bills; agree on what bills you are 

covering and what they are expected to 

pay; explore the benefi ts of a campus 

job 

▷ Time management: less class time 

but many more hours of studying; 

meeting deadlines; the consequences 

of not managing time eff ectively 

▷ Th e nitty-gritty: doing laundry, ironing, 

food shopping, microwaving, room 

organization and cleaning 

▷ Sharing space: it is a new experience 

The Fellez family helps their daughter Calia get settled on campus. Clark B. Lohr photo 

for many students—it takes good 

communication and mutual respect 

between roommates 

Know Campus Resources 

Residence Life provides great resources 

to your student and you—live-in Community 

Directors, Resident Assistants, Desk 

Assistants, and excellent maintenance 

and custodial staff at each hall. Th e staff 

is focused on helping your student have 

a successful fi rst-year experience—academically, 

socially, emotionally. Th ey will 

help your student become acquainted with 

their hall-mates and the many resources 

and opportunities on campus. 

During Summer Orientation you and 

your student will learn about meal plans, 

campus safety, leadership opportunities, 

tutoring , academic workshops, living with 

a roommate, getting to know professors in 

and out of the classroom, campus health 

services—and much more. Parents, consider 

the Parents & Family Association to 

be your one-stop place to become familiar 

with campus resources. It makes a diff erence 

when your student calls feeling overwhelmed 

and you can direct them to the 

right contacts. A student’s initial excitement 

about college life often transitions 

into frustration and homesickness after 

a few weeks. If they talk about struggling 

in a class, encourage her/him to see her/ 

his professor, seek tutoring (available in 

their residence hall and at Th e Th ink Tank) 

or form a study group with classmates. 

If s/he report missing friends and family 

members, encourage them to get involved 

in their Residence Hall Council, join a 

student club, or invite a hall-mate to meet 

for dinner. Getting involved on campus 

will make a huge diff erence to their sense 

of belonging at the University. 

As you and your student transition 

through these college years, you’ll discover 

your student has become an independent, 

mature adult—and one of your best 

friends—enjoy the journey! 

Save the Date 

Family Weekend 

Oct. 8-10, 2010! 

As much as many of you look forward 

to Spring and the rise in temperatures, 

the Wildcats are gearing up and planning 

for another amazing Family Weekend in 

the Fall. Th e months that go into putting 

together a weekend full of activity and 

family fun are many but for the student 

staff that put the weekend together it is a 

labor of love. 

Th e Associated Students of the University 

of Arizona recently appointed our new 

student Executive Director, Karen Flores 

to be at the helm of this year’s event. Karen 

and her staff will be working to assess the 

success of previous years and creating a 

Continued on page 14

New Student Orientation 

Parents Welcome Too! 

By, Sabrena Heilman 

Congratulations on your student’s admission 

to Th e University of Arizona! And 

Congratulations to you for the time, love 

and patience it has taken to get your student 

this far! You have done a great job. 

You and your student have already begun 

the important transition from being part 

of a high school community to that of a 

university community. Remember that 

transitioning is a process that does not 

happen overnight, although sometimes it 

might feel that way the closer to August 

you get. Some students might be eager 

to get to college and get started, while 

other students might need a little more 

encouragement that they are going to be 

fi ne while away at college. Either way, the 

New Student Orientation program is busy 

preparing to provide your student with an 

orientation session that will assist with 

this transition and provide the resources 

to be successful students while attending 

the UA. 

Parents do not think we have forgotten 

about you. Th e university off ers a 

companion program to the New Student 

Orientation for parents. We encourage 

you to consider attending this program. 

Th e orientation program off ers you insights 

into the transition your student will 

experience throughout the summer, information 

about important UA resources 

for you and your student, explanations 

of UA lingo and academic and university 

expectations required of your student. 

Register for one of these programs when 

your student registers for New Student 

Orientation, or if you would like to add 

yourself to your student’s reservation, 

please go to orientation.arizona.edu/ 

forms, fi ll out and submit the Reservation 

Change Form – Fall 2010. 

Your assistance is requested in making 

sure that your student is following all of 

the instructions that the UA has been 

sending out to them and will continue 

to send to them in the coming months. 

Th ere are some key items that will help to 

guide your student through their transition 

from high school to the university. 

Th ey should be working on complet- 

ing those items which can be accessed 

through the Next Steps Center at 

nextsteps.arizona.edu. 

We understand your excitement and 

possible anxiety as you continue through 

this transition with your student. Th e 

UA has many resources for you and the 

Parent program of New Student Orientation 

is just the beginning. If you have any 

questions with regard to New Student 

Orientation or Th e University of Arizona, 

please contact the Next Steps Center at 

NEW WILDCATS 

Math Placement: Using the Online Test 

By Tina Schuster 

Each major at the UA has a specifi c 

math requirement. To register for a math 

course at the UA, students must satisfy the 

eligibility requirements for that course. 

High school curriculum and math SAT or 

ACT scores are not used to place students 

into UA math courses. Instead, students 

must take the ALEKS online placement 

test. All incoming freshmen must take 

the ALEKS online placement test at least 

one week prior to orientation. Students 

with AP or other college level math credit 

should still test, and then talk to a math 

advisor at orientation. 

Th e UA Math Placement Test will 

be available beginning May 1, 2010 

through August 22, 2010. Additional 

information will be available through 

the math placement website at 

http://math.arizona.edu/placement and 

in the Online Academic Tour at http:// 

www.em.arizona.edu/owa. For students 

participating in Freshman Orientation, 

there is no charge for the fi rst test, if taken 

by August 22, 2010. 

Students need to complete the following 

steps: 

1. Take the UA Math Placement test at 

least one week prior to your orientation 

date. Make sure you have at least 2 hours 

to dedicate to testing. You will need your 

UA NetID and password. Students test 

beginning May 1, 2010. All students are 

expected to adhere to the UA Code of 

The Gaudino family Clark B. Lohr photo 

(520) 621-5293 or at orient@arizona.edu. 

We look forward to seeing you this summer 

at orientation! 

Academic Integrity while taking this 

test, which includes the following: 

• Take the exam as if it was a proctored 

test. No textbooks, tutors, or outside 

assistance is allowed. It is important 

that your mathematical knowledge is 

refl ected in the test score. Artifi cially 

high test scores may lead to student 

taking courses that are above their 

mathematical ability. 

• Use only the calculator provided in 

the ALEKS system. 

2. Read through the testing information 

and test topics at http://math.arizona. 

edu/placement/mpt , and access the 

test through this website. Make sure 

you know which test to take. 

3. Once you complete the test, you will 

receive a score. Th is score will also be 

available in UAccess Student (link to 

http://uaccess.arizona.edu/) under 

Student Center, Transfer Credit: Report, 

Test Credits within 24 hours of completing 

the test. 

4. After testing, if you want to improve 

your placement, please consult the 

math placement website for options. 

You should study or take a class before 

retesting. Th e retest will be administered 

in the UA Testing Offi ce on the UA 

campus for a fee. 

Steps for Transfer and Current UA 

students are similar. Information for 

these students will be available through 

the Math Placement Website at 

http://math.arizona.edu/placement. 

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14 

NEW WILDCATS 

Family Weekend… 


schedule of events to bring our UA families 

together throughout the spring. 

For those of you who might be coming 

to campus for orientation, we look forward 

to meeting you and answering any questions 

you might have regarding the weekend. 

Our website www.union.arizona.edu/ 

familyweekend will be updated regularly 

as we approach the summer so that you 

can get an idea of what the weekend has in 

store. On line registration will be available 

no later than July 1st. 

You have a friend in Tucson 

Close to: 

• University of Arizona (2-1/2 miles) 

• Randolph Municipal Golf Course 

Featuring: 

• High-speed Internet 

• Complimentary Breakfast 

• In Room Microwave & Refrigerator 

• Fitness Center 

• Heated Jr. Olympic Pool & Spa 

• Meeting, Catering & Banquet Facilities 

• Same-day Guest Laundry & Dry Cleaning 

RESERVATIONS (800) 227-6086 

www.randolphparkhotelandsuites.com 

A beautiful 

1930’s 

Adobe home 

in the historic 

Sam Hughes 

neighborhood 

just 2 blocks 

east of the 

UA. Enjoy 

irresistible 

breakfasts and 

a pool/spa. 

and Suites 

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Rose I nn 

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Fodor’s ~ Tripadvisor.com ~ AAA 

Th ings you need to know to prepare for 

the weekend: 

• Th e dates are October 8-10, 2010. 

• We will be playing Oregon State on 

October 9. 

• Tickets to the game will be available 

through our athletics ticket offi ce 

520.621.CATS or online at http:// 

www.arizonawildcats.com 

Hotels book quickly so make your reservations 

to come join us and please call 

us at 520-621-2782 with questions about 

your visit. 

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(520) 795-0330 

FAX (520) 326-2111 

~ Safe, historic 

neighborhood 

~ Comfortable 

and quiet 

~ Areas for visiting, 

indoors and out 

~ Wireless internet

· University of Arizona preferred rates 

· 1.5 miles from University of Arizona 

· Meeting space up to 35 people 

· Goldpoints Plus Rewards 

· 100% non-smoking 

· Business center 

· Fitness center 

· Complimentary coffee & cookies served all day 

· High speed internet (wireless/wired) 

· Business suites 

· Whirlpool spa suites 

· Complimentary expanded continental breakfast 

· Outdoor pool & spa 

Tucson City Center 

705 N. Freeway, Tucson AZ 85745 

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www.countryinns.com/tucsonaz_citycenter 

Request the UA rate 

for your next getaway to Tucson 

One mile from the UA and downtown 

• newly 

remodeled 

rooms with 

microwave, 

fridge, coffee 

maker, hair 

dryer & iron/ 

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• free hot 

breakfast 

• free wireless 

high speed 

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• free local calls 

• outdoor pool & 

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• banquet & meeting 

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UA PARENTS & FAMILY ASSOCIATION 

PARENTS PLUS MEMBERSHIP 

Why be a Parents Plus s 

Member? 

Parents and family members have a special l 

connection to Th e University of Arizona. You 

have entrusted us with one of your most valued ed 

possessions: your child. Membership in the 

Parents & Family Association enhances that 

connection by keeping you involved in and 

informed about events, programs, and services 

that will benefi t your student’s success. It will also 

keep you connected with other Wildcat parents 

and family members in your local area. 

Th e Parents & Family Association is proud to 

provide enhanced services to its members that 

match the quality of education your student 

experiences. As a premier international university, 

we need your support to maintain the quality 

programs and services that keep Th e University of 

Arizona among the leading public universities. 

Show your Wildcat Pride–join today! 

JOIN OR RENEW 

YOUR 

MEMBERSHIP 

ONLINE TODAY AT: 

www.uafamily. 

arizona.edu 

or fi ll out and send us the 

membership form below 

UA Parents & Family Association Membership Form 

Parent/Family Member Name (1) _______________________________________________ 

Parent/Family Member Name (2) _______________________________________________ 

Home Address _______________________________________________________________ 

City, State, Zip _______________________________________________________________ 

Home Telephone _____________________________________________________________ 

Preferred email ______________________________________________________________ 

Student Name _______________________________________________________________ 

Student Identifi cation #___________________________ Student Date of Birth_________ 

Select Username__________________ Select Password ________________________ 

Select Membership Type: ☐ 1 yr. ($65) ☐ 2 yr. ($95) ☐ 3 yr. ($125) ☐ 4 yr. ($150) 

☐ $20–My student is eligible for a Pell Grant 

☐ UA Alumni 

Credit Card # (MasterCard or Visa) ______________________________________________ 

Expiration___________Name on Card __________________________________________ 

Signature ___________________________________________________________________ 

or send checks payable to Th e University of Arizona with this form to: 

UA Parents & Family Association, PO Box 210021, Tucson AZ 85721 

How H Does my 

Membership 

M 

Make M an Impact? 

Your Membership helps Th e 

University Un of Arizona in the following 

ways: way 

1. 1 Student Support – In the past 

fi ve years the Parents & Family 

Association has given over $1 million 

to campus programs and services 

that directly improve the quality 

of UA student life. We give where 

students and parents tell us it is 

important. Some of our support 

goes to Safe Walk, Career Services, 

student-faculty interaction, and 

leadership programs. 

2. Campus Programming – 

Th e Parents & Family Association 

provides volunteer and fi nancial 

support to key campus programs 

such as New Student & Parent 

Orientation and student recruitment 

events. 

3. Family Weekend – Th e University 

of Arizona has one of the largest 

and most unique Family Weekend 

programs in the country. Our 

Family Weekend is planned and 

implemented completely by students 

for you – our valued parents and 

families. 

4. Parent & Family 

Communications – Th e Parents 

& Family Association provides a 

number of ongoing communications 

to parents and family members 

including two yearly print magazines, 

two special Parents Plus publications 

and our monthly newsletter, “Th e 

Paw Print.”

JOIN OR RENEW your 

membership today! 

www.uafamily.arizona.edu 


Thank You Parents Plus Members! 

Parents and family members have a special 

connection to Th e University of Arizona. 

Together, parents and the faculty and staff of the 

UA share the same goal: the success and graduation 

of our students. Th e UA Parents & Family 

Association has always used its eff orts to help 

our student achieve this goal and our Parents 

Plus members are some of our biggest supporters. 

Th anks to the membership of the Parents 

Dawn Abatemarco 

Linda Abbit 

Jeff Abbit 

Stephanie Abblitt 

Scott Abelson 

Jodi K. Abelson 

Doug Abercrombie 

Susan Abercrombie 

Elizabeth Ackley 

Steve Ackley 

Michelle Acosta 

Cathy Adair 

Wayne Adair 

Leslie Adams 

Lynda Adams 

Marc Adams 

Reid Adamson 

Susan Adamson 

John Agate 

Diane Agate 

Angel Aguilera 

Kelli Aja 

Roy Aja 

Arlene Alagar- 

McCartney 

Marcy Albert 

Betty Albillar 

Marilyn Alkire 

Adrian Allen 

Patricia Allen 

Mary Allen 

Rod Allen 

David Allen 

Rick Allen 

Patrick Alongi 

Terre Alongi 

Diana Altchech 

Steve Altchech 

Angelique Alteri 

John Alteri 

Gilbert Alvarado 

Karen Alvarado 

Rosalinda Alvarado- 

Gomez 

Charles Alvarez 

Susan Alvarez 

Tyler Ambrosini 

Janet Amiri 

John Amiri 

Robert Ammann 

Nancy Ammann 

Melanie Anderelli 

Lawarence 

Anderelli 

Christine Anderl 

Tom Anderl 

Cherrie Andersen 

Mikel Anderson 

Steven Anderson 

Cheryl Anderson 

John Anderson 

Marianne Anderson 

Randall Anderson 

Michael Andrew 

Janet Andrew 

Martha Andrews 

Paul Andrews 

Dean Andrighetto 

Jeff rey Angart 

Sheryl Angart 

Sherry Ansher 

Pilar Apodaca 

Kathy Applegate 

DeAnne Appleton 

Lin Aragon 

Steve Aragon 

Ellen Ardoin 

Cholla Ardoin 

Evelyn Armijo 

Willie Armijo 

Mic Armon 

Lauri Armon 

Lupe Armstrong 

J.R. Armstrong 

Jerry Arnold 

Marsha Arnold 

Diane Arnold 

Michelle Arnold 

Louis Jay Arnold 

Mikhail Aronov 

Alan Aronowitz 

Janice Aronowitz 

Maria Arvizu 

Estefanea Arvizu 

Leslie Lenore 

Ascher 

John Ascher 

Joseph Asselta 

Brian Asserson 

Lori Asserson 

Isaac Assia 

Carol Ann Attwood 

Jim Attwood 

Cindy Austen 

Keith Avery 

Kim Avery 

Wendy Avraham 

Chaim Avraham 

Demetrio Ayala 

Bobby Aycock 

Colleen Aycock 

Diana Aycock 

Sharron Babb 

Karen Babb 

Jeff Babb 

Jennifer Bachis 

Jim Bachis 

George Bachoian 

Michelle Bachoian 

Diane Bacic 

Bob Bacic 

John Back 

Phyllis Bahue 

Greg Bahue 

Taryn Bail 

Jeff Bail 

Rebecca Bain 

Andrew Bain 

Dennis Baines 

Carol Baines 

Monalee Baker 

Gene Baker 

Virgil Banks 

Denise Banks 

Danny Bankston 

Valerie Bankston 

Barbara Barajas 

John Barajas 

Janet Barakat 

Rick Barakat 

Erin Barghout 

Hani Barghout 

Dawn Barkley 

Laura Barlow 

Louis Barlow 

Wiley Barner 

Anne Barnett 

Debbie A. Barr 

Catherine Barrie 

Patty Barry 

Tom Barry 

Peggy Bartel 

Bart Bartel 

Robert Bartfai 

Christine Bartfai 

Joann Bartimus 

Dewain Bartimus 

Rene Barton 

Breck Barton 

Mary Ann Bashaw 

Eric Bashaw 

Sharon Bass 

Terry Bass 

Maggie Batterton 

Mike Batterton 

Deoborah Baucom 

Marlene Baum 

Stephen Baum 

Noel Baxla 

John Baxla 

Christine Beard- 

Wilson 

Bette Beck 

Stan Beck 

Barbara Becker 

Kyle Becker 

Leonard Becker 

Mathis Becker 

Robert Becker 

Joanne Becker 

Jane Beesley 

Deborah Beggs 

Bill Begley 

Douglas F. Behm 

Dennis Belcastro 

Marsha Belcastro 

Tammy Belt 

Dale Belt 

Todd Belzner 

Angela Belzner 

Rebecca Benda- 

Dodd 

Ann Bendroff 

Carl Bendroff 

Mark Benka 

Joyce Benka 

Marlene Bennett 

Ralph Bennett 

Laurie Benson 

Suzanne Benson 

Mark Benson 

Paul Benson 

Joel Bergstein 

Bonnie Bergstein 

Andrea Berman 

Ruth Berman 

Judy Berman 

Greg Berman 

Mitchell Berman 

Mitchel Berman 

Jackie Berman 

Michelle Bernstein 

Bart Bernstein 

Jane Bers 

George Bers 

Heidi Bersin 

Josh Bersin 

Eileen Besser 

Pamela S. Best 

Robin Best 

James C. Best 

Gary Best 

Arleen Bet 

Paul Bet 

Paula S. Bickett 

Linda Biddle 

Steve Biddle 

David Biermann 

Angela Biermann 

Scott Bingham 

Michael Binkow 

Nancey Binkow 

Karen Binkow 

Bruce Binkow 

Marlene Birch 

Eddie Birch 

Helen Bird 

Chuck Bisesto 

Robert Bisetti 

Heather Bisetti 

Debbie Bishop 

Bill Bishop 

Anne Bisio 

Mario Bisio 

John Blackburn 

Rebecca Blackburn 

David Blackledge 

Reba Blackstock 

Narvel Blackstock 

Victoria Blackwell 

Debbie Blackwell 

Dale Blackwell 

Jim Blackwell 

Karen Blackwell 

Hayley Blackwell- 

Olsby 

Kelly Blankenship 

Russ Blankenship 

Vicki Bliznick 

Dom Bliznick 

Yvonne Bloom 

Jeff Bloom 

Robert L. Boblitt 

Cheryl L. Boblitt 

Timothy Boddy 

Carolyn Bohach 

Greg Bohach 

Nancy Bolger 

Tim Bolger 

Barbara Bolin 

Tim Bonatus 

Elizabeth Borchers 

Nancy Borg 

Bret Borg 

Gail Boros 

Craig Boros 

Michele Boscarillo 

Frank Boscarillo 

Cory Boss 

John Bosse 

Debbie Bosse 

Lorraine Botello 

Donna Bottarini 

Richard Bottarini 

Th erese Bourbon 

John Bourbon 

Mary Bourret 

Pat Boushka 

Michele Boushka 

Carolina Bowers 

Erik Bowers 

Stacey Boyd 

William Boyd 

Th omas J. Boyle 

Dallene Bracken 

John Bracken 

Barbara Brainard 

Christopher 

Brainard 

Yvonne Brakefi eld- 

Knowles 

Laura Bramnick 

Pam Branch 

Sally Branch 

Tom Branch 

Taylor Branch 

Rachel Brandzel 

Collette Braude 

Mervyn Braude 

Cheryl Braun 

Tracey Bregman- 

Recht 

Bob Brei 

Kathy Brei 

Amy Brener 

David Brener 

Eric Brenman 

Pamela Brenman 

George Brennan 

Marian Brennan 

Jill Brenner 

Steve Brenner 

Jill Breseke 

John Breseke 

Bill Brettner 

Annette Brettner 

Michael Brewer 

Kathryn Brewer 

Valery Brewer 

John Brewster 

Jessica Brewster 

Brenda Brewster 

Monique Bricca 

Tom Bricca 

Colleen Briner- 

Schmidt 

Teresa Bristol 

Mark Bristol 

Linnea Brock 

Teri Brock 

Glenn Brock 

Everett Brock 

Liz Brock 

Miriam Brondello 

John Brondello 

George Bronsky 

Bernie Bronstein 

Susan Bronstein 

Jeff Brooks 

Tammy Brooks 

Helen Brooks 

Ken Brooks 

Tom Brookshire 

Robin Brough 

Lawrence Brown 

Jacequeline Brown 

Stefanie Brown 

Linda Brown 

Terry Brown 

Marguerite Brown 

Roberta J. Brown 

Michael Brown 

Michel Brown 

Christina Browning 

Rodney Browning 

Cathy Brown- 

Wellins 

Tara Bruner 

James Bruner 

Terri Brunette 

Kelley Brunn 

Leslie Buchanan 

Kathleen Buckley 

Cindy Budde 

Antonia Buono 

Anthony Buono 

William Burchard 

Marilyn Burchard 

Dolores Burciaga 

Judy Burns 

Th omas Burns 

Walter Burstein 

Laura Burstein 

Oswald Burstein 

Gary Bushkin 

Jodi Bushkin 

Dennis Butta 

Anne Butta 

Susie Butterfi eld 

Scott Butterfi eld 

Kim Buttolph 

Amanda Buttolph 

Jamie Buzil 

Bruce Buzil 

Susan Byrne 

Shawn Byrne 

Leslie Cafl isch 

Susan Cahill 

Bruce Cahill 

Laura Cain 

David Cain 

Marilyn Caine 

Robert Caine 

Steven Calabrese 

Deborah Calabrese 

Hope Calcagni 

Gloria Calhoun 

Donald Calhoun 

Maria Camacho 

Ed Cambra 

Virgil Cameron 

Sue Cameron 

Barbara Camp 

Katherine Campbell 

Jack Campbell 

David Campbell 

Diana Campbell 

Bonnie Caniglia 

Ron Caniglia 

Suzanne Canner 

William Canner 

Craig Cantoni 

Kim Cantoni 

Amy Cappello 

Manny Cappello 

Lisa Capra 

Gary Capra 

Rachel Cardenas 

Kristine Cardrilli 

Peter Cardrilli 

Maureen Carey 

Back 

Jean Carleton 

Michael Carleton 

Gerardo Carlos 

Kathy Carlos 

Mark Carlson 

Peter Carlstrom 

Cathleen Carlstrom 

Chris Caropino 

Brenda Caropino 

Wayne Carr 

Sherri Carr 

Jodi Carroll 

Brian Carroll 

Cindin Carroll 

Lisa Carroll 

Robert Carter 

Dan Carter 

Gloria Carter 

Victoria Caruso 

Christine Casanova 

Robert Casanova 

Maria Caselli 

Richard Caselli 

Don Casey 

Julie Casey 

Kellie Cassell 

Martin Cassell 

Octavio Castaneda 

Lewis Castle 

Jana Castle 

Rico Castro 

Robbin Castro 

Paul Castrovinci 

Stacey Castrovinci 

Rosalind Cauff man 

Bob Cauff man 

Tammy Cavarretta 

Sam Cavarretta 

Danielle Cayton 

Kevin Cayton 

Charlie Centofante 

Bridget Centofante 

Carla Cerillo 

Michael Cerillo 

Michael Chacon 

Julie Chacon 

Kevin Chaff ee 

Paula Chaff ee 

Julie Chaffi n 

Phil Chamberlin 

Roxanne 

Chamberlin 

Chantal 

Champagne 

Christina R. 

Chapman 

Ken Chapman 

Alissa Charley 

Rae Charos 

George Charos 

Rene Chartier 

Joanne Chauvin 

Bill Chauvin 

Carol Chavez 

Ron Chavez 

Ann Chee 

Ken Chee 

Th omas Cheek 

Eric Cheng 

Alice Cheng 

Terri Cherney 

Ronald Cherney 

Libby Chernow 

Carrie Childers 

Doug Childers 

Nancy Chillag 

Joseph Chozinski 

Rhonda Chozinski 

Deborah Christ 

George Christ 

Lynn Christopher- 

Sheikewitz 

Paul T. Chromey 

Th omas Y T Chung 

Brian Churchill 

Kathleen Churchill 

Hilda E. Chusid 

Rick Chusid 

Laurie Chute 

Alan Chute 

Mina Cicale 

Jane Cicinelli 

John Cifor 

Kongkes Cifor 

Judi Cittadini 

Pete Cittadini 

Cathy Clair 

John Clair 

Eileen Clark 

Robert Clark 

Tammy Clark 

Luana Class 

Roger Class 

Patty Clearwater 

Tom Clearwater 

Travis Clemens 

Bobette Cleveland 

Slawson 

Priscilla Cloud 

Lubinski 

Stephen Clouten 

Debra Clouten 

Carl Cocchrane 

Brooke Ann 

Cochrane 

Kelley Coff een Holt 

Beverly Cohen 

Julia Cohen 

Sonnet Cohen 

Martin Cohen 

Steve Cohn 

Jeanette Cole 

Frank Collecchia 

Geri Collecchia 

Liz Collier 

Peggy Collins 

Elaine Coluccio 

Terry Comp 

Larry Comp 

Patricia Conley 

Th omas Conley 

Barbara Conlogue 

James Conlogue 

DeVon Connors 

Kathy Cook 

Jeff rey Cook 

Brenda Cooley 

Carol M. Cooper 

Sharon Corben 

Steven Corben 

Ron Cordes 

Marty Cordes 

Debra Cordova-Paul 

Carol Corsell 

Sandra Cortes- 

Medina 

Elizabeth 

Cotsworth 

Debra Cotter 

Bill Cotter 

Paul Couchot 

Stephanie Couchot 

John Cousins 

Kris Cousins 

Erin Covert 

Don Covert 

Danette Cox 

Leland Cox 

Tom Cox 

Christy Cradic 

Don Cradic 

Kristen Cragg 

Margaret Craig 

Laura Craig 

Gary Craig 

Terry Craig 

Th eresa Creager 

Robert Creager 

Barry Crivello 

Valerie Crivello 

Teri Crocker 

Kevin Crocker 

Jillian Crudup 

Robert Crudup 

Catherine Cuda 

Tracy Cuda 

Scott Cunningham 

Renee Cunningham 

Don Cunningham 

Glenda Curran 

Pat Curran 

Liz Curry 

Ed Curtis 

Lori Cutler 

Deborah Cygler 

Irv Cygler 

Alyson D Auteuil 

Michael D Auteuil 

Lisa Dahl 

Nadine Danks 

Brad Dantic 

Debbie Dantic 

Barrett David 

Todd Davidson 

Hali Davidson 

Penny Davis 

David Davis 

Bob Davis 

Lorena Davis 

Jim Davis 

Regina Davis 

Lisa Davis 

Joan Dawson 

Craig Dawson 

Gina Daya 

Th omas Daya 

Mary de Haas 

David de Haas 

Charles De 

Vogelaere 

John M. Deane 

Patricia A. Deane 

Julie Dean-Pelikan 

Christine Dedeaux 

Anthony Defriez 

Sally-Ann Defriez 

Joseph DeHaven 

Mary DeHaven 

Jacki DeLanders 

Phyllis Delasotta 

Fernando Delasotta 

Glenn Della Femina 

Gina Della Femina 

Dennis Delph 

Linda Delph 

David Demaine 

Brenda DeMuth 

Rob DeMuth 

Michael Denning 

Donna Denning 

Pamela Dennis 

Michael Dennis 

Rosemary DePaoli 

Anthony DePaoli 

Lori Derman 

Seth Derman 

Rita Desnick Logan 

Cheryl Detweiler 

George Devonshire 

Bernadette 

Devonshire 

Jocelyn DeWitt 

Bimal Dey 

Julia Diamond 

Mary Ann Diaz 

Fernando Diaz 

Analisa Diaz 

R. Gary Diaz 

Imelda Diaz 

Alex Diaz 

John DiBiasi 

Kelly Dicksen 

Bob Dicksen 

Don Dickson 

Liz Dickson 

Jan DiGiacinto 

Jenni DiGiacinto 

Priscilla Dill 

Walter (Chip) Dill 

David DiLoreto 

Jennifer DiLoreto 

Christina Dimtsios 

John Dimtsios 

Donna DiRado 

Bob Direnfeld 

Amy Direnfeld 

Diane Distler 

Mark Distler 

Jane Ditirro 

Diane Dito 

David Dito 

Vivek Dixit 

Nita Dixit 

Charlotte Dixon 

James Dixon 

Roslyn Docherty 

Sue Dockendorff 

Bob Dockendorff 

Dennis Dodd 

Norris Dodd 

Amy Dodd 

Brandan Dodds 

Anne Dodds 

Howard Doherty 

Cheryl Doherty 

David Doherty 

Mary DoKuchitz 

David DoKuchitz 

Elizabeth Dolan 

James Dolan 

Amy Donash 

Mark Donash 

Vicki Donelson 

Jim Donelson 

Dennis Donnelly 

Sharon Donnelly 

Joyce Donovan 

Kevin Donovan 

Lizabeth Dootoff 

Heather Dopilka 

David Dopilka 

Laurie Doran- 

Frederick 

Timothy Dotson 

Susan Dotson 

Susan Douglas 

Connie Douglas 

Jenny Douglas 

Dean Douglas 

Mark Douglas 

R. Wayne Douglas 

Larry Douglas 

John Douglas 

Tammy Douglas 

Cathy Dowd 

Joe Dowd 

Linda Dowley 

Phil Dowley 

Walt Doyle 

Erin Doyle 

Stefanie Drake 

John Drake 

Barry Drucker 

Anthony 

Drypolcher 

Patricia Drypolcher 

Fern DuBow 

Ken DuBow 

Stephen Duff 

Charlene Duff 

Gail Duff ala 

Robert Duff ala 

Charlene Dugan 

Laura Dugie 

Valentine Dugie 

Scott Dunitz 

William Dunlap 

Marcie Dwight 

Greg Dwight 

Mark Dye 

Lori Dye 

Wendy Eastman 

Daniel Eastman 

Virginia 

Economides 

Antonios 

Economides 

Neila Ehrenfreund 

Bryan Ehrenfreund 

Mona Ehrenreich 

Bob Ehrenreich 

Patricia Ehret 

Richard Ehret 

Susan Ekren- 

Cambra 

Kristi Elliott 

Michael Elliott 

Barry Elliott 

Nancy Elliott 

Jim Elliott 

LuAnn Elliott 

Julie Elliott 

Gregg Elliott 

Rich Ellison 

Conilyn Ellison 

Gloria Elyachar 

Matthew Elyachar 

Joe Encinas 

Leonor Encinas 

Richard Engelder 

Karen Engelder 

Christine English 

Ann Engwer 

Tom Engwer 

Eddie Enriquez 

Sherry Enriquez 

Jim Ensell 

Anna Ensell 

Debbie Enterante 

Ingrid Erickson 

Elliott Eshaghian 

Martin Espinoza 

Edgardo T. Espiritu 

Aimee Espiritu 

Nicolette Estrada 

Jim Estrada 

Lynn Evans 

Bill Evans 

Patty Ewalt 

Joe Ewalt 

Marvin Ewy 

Diana Ewy 

Justine Faisst 

Robert Faitz 

Evelyn Faitz 

Hiam Fakhoury 

Issa Fakhoury 

Jill Falkenberg 

Jacalyn Fallman 

Michael Fallman 

Berman Family 

Jane Fantel 

Ann Farley 

Ray Farley 

Nancy Farrelly 

Andy Fass 

Sandy Fass 

Lynnette Faust 

Steve Faust 

Katherine Fay 

Stephen Fay 

John Fedoush 

Andrea Feeney 

Tom Feeney 

Frederick Fehl 

Laura Fehl 

Robert Feinberg 

Lisa Feinberg 

Carol Feinstein 

Richard Feinstein 

Beth Feldman 

Patricia Feldman 

Bobbye Feldman 

Dana Feldman 

Jill Feldman 

Mark Feldman 

Gene Feldman 

Marc Feldman 

Alex Feldman 

Th omas Feldstein 

Mary Ellen 

Feldstein 

Robert Felix 

Cynthia Felix 

Allen Feltman 

Arlene Feltman 

Randy Fenton 

Steven Fenton 

John Fenwick 

Allison Ferguson 

Morey Ferguson 

Elizabeth 

Fernandez 

Joe Fernandez 

Regina Fernandez 

Dulce Fernandez 

Janette Ferraro 

Robert Ferraro 

Vincent Ferrone 

Prudence E Ferrone 

Beth Field 

Lorraine Field 

David Field 

Marshall Field 

Gary Fields 

Gary Figge 

Mary Figge 

Juan Figueras 

Dora Figueras 

Sabino Figueroa 

Th ebon Figueroa 

Dana Fingleton 

Michael Fingleton 

Elyse Fischman 

Michael Fischman 

Sandra Fish 

Steven Fishoff 

Susan Fishoff 

James W. 

Fitzpatrick 

Diane E. Fitzpatrick 

Frances Fleming 

Joe Fleming 

Louis Fletcher 

Jodi Fletcher 

Maria Flores 

Sergio Flores 

Christina Flores 

Vaughn Folkert 

Andrew Folley 

Karl Ford 

Rich Fore 

Carol Fore 

Brian Forman 

Margie Forman 

Bettie Forman 

Scott Forman 

Susan Forrest 

John Forrest 

Lorie Forshay 

Steven Forshay 

Brent Forslin 

Bonnie Forslin 

Corinne Forstell 

Gerard Forstell 

Mary Ann Fortier 

Matt Fortier 

Tara Fowler 

Don Fowls 

Susan Fowls 

Elizabeth Fox 

Nanci Fox 

Dorie Fox 

Bill Fox 

Mike Fox 

Edward Fox 

Stephen Francis 

Ellen Francis 

Mark Franczyk 

Sheila Franczyk 

Robert Frank 

Brenda Frank 

Anna Frank 

Paula Frankel 

Paul Frankel 

Devon Franklin 

Shari Franklin 

Jeff Franklin 

Clyde W. Frantz 

Barbara S. Frantz 

Janet C. Fratanoni 

Charles D. 

Fratanoni 

Beth Fraum 

Martha Frazier 

Ervin Frazier 

Sherry Frederick 

Jeff rey Frederick 

Jeanne Free 

David Free 

Dan Freeman 

Barbara Freeman 

Jackie Freiberg 

Kevin Freiberg 

Marie Fremont 

Christophe Fremont 

Jodi Frey 

Bob Freyder 

Germaine Freyder 

Terri Fried 

Brad Fried 

Barbara 

Friedenbach 

John Friedenbach 

Julie Friedman 

Susan Friedman 

Jay Friedman 

Alan Friedman 

Mary Fritz 

Salena Fritz 

James Fritz 

John Fritz 

JoAnn Froshaug 

John Froshaug 

Lynn Froy 

Michael Froy 

Elizabeth Fuentes 

Anthony Fuentes 

Jim Fullmer 

Gwynne Fullner 

Dan Fulton 

Betsy Fulton 

Mary Fusco 

Paul Gaarenstroom 

Anne Gaarenstroom 

Art Gabriel 

Ron Gagliano 

Lynn Gagliano 

Richard Gahan 

Lisa Gaines 

Mike Gaines 

Hans Gaiser 

Barbara Gaiser 

Laura Galinson 

James Gallagher 

Leslie Gallant 

Brenda Gallardo 

Sergio Gallardo 

Greg Gallese 

Diana Gallese 

Floyd Gammage 

Shirley Gammage 

Marcel Gani 

Jill Garber 

Skip Garcia 

Ray Garcia 

Terri Garcia 

Christine Garcia 

Ray Gardner 

Ingrid Gardner 

Mary Gardon 

Dale Gardon 

Michael Garfi nkle 

Laurie Gargione 

Sheri Garibaldi 

Jim Garibaldi 

Sally Garnaat 

Lisa Garten 

Patricia Garthwaite 

Walter Garthwaite 

Esther Garvey 

Seamus Garvey 

Liz Garvin 

Mark Garvin 

Martin Garza 

Susan Garza 

Harlee Gasmer 

Alan Gasmer 

Frank Gasparovic 

Nick Gaudio 

Lauralee Gaudio 

Catherine Gauthier 

Ron Gavlick 

Ann Gavlick 

Teri Gayheart 

Trace Gayheart 

Yoseph Gebre- 

Giorgis 

Loren Geesey 

Susan Geesey 

Kelli Gehrs 

Jon Gehrs 

Linda Geldermann 

Fred Geldermann 

Joanna Geldner 

Silverman 

Ken Gelinas 

Sue Gelinas 

Kevin Gellenbeck 

Peggy Gellenbeck 

Stanley Gelumbus 

David Gemmill 

Melanie Gentry 

Larry Gentry 

John Georgedes 

Christine Georgedes 

Mark Gerganoff 

Walter Gerken 

Pam Gerstman 

Dan Gerstman 

Nasim Ghaff ari 

Mohmaud Ghaff ari 

Nancy Giddings 

Pietro Gigante 

Carol A. Gigante 

Vicki Gilgor 

Bernie Gilgor 

Erik Gillman 

Judith R Gillman 

Diane Gillman 

Nicholas Gizzi 

Kari Gizzi 

Virginia Glasner 

David Glasner 

Steven Glick 

Nicola Glick 

Jill Glickman 

Barry Glickman 

Honey Gobel 

Steven Gobel 

James Godbout 

Mario Godoy- 

Gonzalez 

Judith Golden 

Julie Golden 

Jeff Golden 

Marc Golden 

Cheryl Golding 

Susie Golding 

Michael Golding 

Jay Golding 

Seth Goldman 

Fay Goldman 

Karen Goldman 

Scott Goldman 

Steven Goldmeier 

Debbie Goldmeier 

Steve Goldstein 

Robert Golladay 

Angel Gomez 

Caroline Gomez 

Patti S. Gonzales 

Kathleen Gonzales 

Edward Gonzales 

Leonardo Gonzales 

Lucia Gonzales 

David Goodlet 

Gwyn Goodlet 

Dean Goodman 

Lisa Goodman 

Jodi Goodman 

Don Goodman 

Kevin Goodreau 

Terry Ellen Gordon 

Scott Gordon 

Jan Gordon 

Janice Gorence 

Don Gottfeld 

Cynthia Gottfeld 

Elizabeth Gottfried 

Larry Gottfried 

Patricia Gottschalk 

Cindy Gotz 

Jonathan Gotz 

Susan Grace 

Donna Grace 

Gary Grace 

Joe Grace 

Bob Gradwohl 

Sharon Ann 

Gradwohl 

Karen Graff 

Robert Graff 

William Graham 

Melinda Graham 

Sandra Graham 

Tim Graham 

Alan Gralnick 

Patricia Granados 

Jose Granados 

Kim Granatell 

Michael Granatell 

Lee Grawn 

Dalene H. Graybill 

Cole C. Graybill 

Janette Gray- 

Sherwood 

Martha Graziano 

Kay Green 

Th omas Green 

Janice Greenberg 

Leonard Greenberg 

Andrew Greenberg 

Carmela Greenberg 

Brad Greene 

Irene Gregory 

Nancy Griese 

Rocky Griese 

Perianne Grignon 

Plus members below* the UA Parents & Family 

Association has been able to continue to support 

student life, and academic support services this 

year. OUR STUDENTS THANK YOU! 

*Great care was taken to ensure the accuracy of this listing 

as of March 1, 2010, and we would appreciate you sharing 

with us any errors or omissions. Please direct inquiries to 

Kathy Adams Riester, Director of the UA Parents & Family 

Association at 520-621-0884 or uafamily@email.arizona.edu 

Robert Grignon 

Paula Grigsby 

Joe Grinbaum 

Randi Grinbaum 

Dorota Grodzinski 

Piotr Grodzinski 

Cindi Gross 

Mary Jane Gross 

Barry Gross 

Cindy Grossberg 

Harvey Grossberg 

Scott Grossman 

Rebecca Grossman 

Robin Grove 

Djordjevic 

Bob Grusenmeyer 

Marcia 

Grusenmeyer 

Christine Guarente 

James Guarente 

Terry Guay 

Christopher Guay 

Jacqueline 

Guengerich 

Steve Guengerich 

Carlos Guerra 

Susie Guerra 

Richard Gullette 

Cathleen Gullette 

Melissa Guss- 

Hoff elmeyer 

Mark Guthrie 

Rebecca Guthrie 

Patsy Gutierrez 

Jennifer Guzman 

Victor Guzman 

Collier Gwin 

Victoria Gwin 

James Gwynn 

Kathleen Gwynn 

Jody Haas 

Aleta Haase 

Lynda Haberstock 

James Haberstock 

Louis Hahn 

Cheryl Hahn 

Lenard Hailey 

Cynthia Haines 

Deborah Halbert 

Dean Halbert 

Colin Halbig 

Marguerite Halbig 

Caroline Halcovich 

Greg Hale 

Cliff Halevi 

Nancy Halevi 

Dean Hallett 

Kelli Hallett 

Josette Hallford 

Rita Haman 

John Haman 

Michael Hamel 

Carole Hamel 

Robyn Hamilton 

Jeff Hamilton 

Barbara Hamrick 

Joseph Hamrick 

Ravi Handyal 

Jayashree Handyal 

Shannon Hanen 

Matt Hanen 

James Haney 

Charlynn Haney 

Scott Hanfl ing 

Lynn Hanfl ing 

Pamela Hankins 

Michael Hankins 

Nancy Hannigan 

John Hannigan 

Jeff rey Hanover 

David Hansen 

Ruth Hansen 

Michael Hanson 

Roy Hanson 

Kim Hanson 

Jack Hardy 

Debra Hardy 

Mary Harley 

Michael Harley 

Catherine Harman 

Katherine 

Harmeyer 

Allan Harmeyer 

Kelley Harrell 

John Harrington 

Bill Harrington 

Coleen Harrington 

Maggie Harrington 

Nancy Harris 

Jon Harris 

Sylvia Harrison 

Mike Harrison 

Ronn Hart 

Cathy Hart 

Scott Harter 

Bridget Harter 

Rebecca Hass 

Aaron Hass 

Linda Hattasch 

Peter Hattasch 

Terry Hauck 

Jeanette Hauck 

Rick Haun 

Chris Haun 

Wendy Haupt 

Scott Haupt 

Jean R. Hausheer 

Roberta Havey 

Patrick Havey 

Shelley Hawkins 

Tom Hayes 

Kelley Hayes 

Patricia Heidorn 

Forrest Heidorn 

Dan Heinfeld 

Katherine Heinfeld 

Jacqueline Heins 

Marie Heins 

Robert Heller 

Brian Hellmann 

Jill Hellmann 

Diana Helzer 

Gerald Helzer 

Cynthia Hennessey 

Th omas Hennessey 

Jim Hensley 

Maria Hensley 

Carl Herman 

Joe M. Hernandez 

Lila J. Hernandez 

Maria Teresa 

Herrlinger 

William Herrlinger 

Lynn Hersckowitz 

Bari Hersckowitz 

Susan Herskovits 

Deborah Hertzog 

Frank Hertzog 

Betty Hickey 

Audie Hickey 

Mimi Hickman- 

Perfetti 

Kim Hicks 

Suzanne Hidalgo 

Scott Hiland 

Kathy Hiland 

Diana Hillman 

Karen Hillman 

Richard Hillman 

Jadine Hilt 

Bruce Hilt 

Janet Hirsch 

Robert Hirsch 

Mary Hirsch 

Louis Hirsch 

Susan Hirsch 

Art Hirsch 

Fred Hirsh 

Mindy Hirsh 

John Hites 

Peter Hochuli 

Nancy Hochuli 

Tim Hoff elmeyer 

Victor Hoff er 

Lynell Hoff er 

Barbara Ann 

Hoff man 

Brian Hoff man 

Sue Hogan 

Th omas Hogan 

Judy Hogin 

Robert Hogin 

Lanah Holden 

Lane Hollinger 

Mark Hollinger 

Joi Hollis 

Tim Hollis 

Patty Holloway 

Frank Holloway 

Kimball Holt 

Roger Holt 

Keith Holt 

PAUL HOM 

Michael Honaker 

Nan Hopen 

John Hopen 

Peter Hosmer 

Janna Hosmer 

Jillian Hostenske 

Margaret Hostrup 

Alan Hostrup 

John Hottinger 

Grace Hottinger 

Kevin Houston 

Carla Houston 

Karen Howard 

Danny Howard 

Melody Howe 

Weintraub 

Gina Howey 

Kirk Huang 

Joann Hubbard 

Georgia Hudak 

Debbie Hudson 

Paul Huff 

Diana Huff man 

Cynthia Huggins 

Jesse Huggins 

Debra Hughes 

Lisa Huish 

Bruce Huish 

Steven A. Hulka 

Mary Hulka 

Peter Humphrey 

Tom Hunt 

Geri Hunt 

Debra Huntsinger 

Jim Huntsinger 

Sharie Hunziker 

Peter Hunziker 

Don Huonker 

Belinda Huonker 

Frank Huppenthal 

Terri Hurka- 

Ramirez 

Dave Husen 

Cathy Husen 

Carol Hutchinson 

Jerry Hutchinson 

Robert Hutchison 

Fran Hutchison 

Cynthia Hyink 

William Hyink 

Douglas Hyman 

Ted Hyman 

Susan Hyman 

Kelly Hyman 

Jean Inman 

Sam Inman 

Anna Isaacs 

Don Isaacs 

Maureen Islat 

Susan Israels 

Scott Israels 

Stephanie Ivanov 

Noella Iwahashi 

Vernon Iwahashi 

Tarif Jaber 

Caren Jablonsky 

Dwayne Jackson 

Valerie Jackson 

David Jacobs 

Steve Jacobs 

Debora Jacobs 

Gerri Jacobs 

Mohamed R. 

Jainoor 

Carmen J. Jainoor 

Walter Jakubowski 

Marilyn Jakubowski 

Mary Ellen 

Jakubowski 

Gene Jakubowski 

Cheryl Jalowiec 

Phillip Jalowiec 

Terry James 

Mike James 

Andrea James 

Robert James, Jr. 

Rick Jamison 

Alexandra Jamison 

Howard Janco 

Anne Janco 

Greg Janssen 

Patty Janssen 

Kellie Jaquez 

Marty Jaquez 

Louise Jaramillo 

Karen Jedziniak 

Paul Jedziniak 

Th omas Jeff rey 

Debra Jeff rey 

Scott Jenkins 

Chrissie Jenkins 

Cindy Jenkins 

Dennis Jenkins 

Augie Jimenez 

Guillermina 

Jimenez 

Sue Jimenez 

Wendy L. Johnson 

Carol Johnson 

Linda Johnson 

Amy Johnson 

Eleanor Johnson 

Steve Johnson 

Kay Johnson 

Scott R. Johnson 

Brian Johnson 

Scott Johnson 

Gary Johnson 

Arlene Johnson 

Jeff rey Johnston 

Donna Johnston 

Joan Jones 

Penny Jones 

Cathy Jones 

Lois Jones 

Ray Jones 

Gordon Jones 

John Jones 

Amy Jorrisch 

Brian Joseph 

Dorothy Joseph 

Charlie Joyce 

Edward Juarez 

Colleen Julian 

Art Julian 

Raymond Jung 

Sammy Jung 

Valerie Jung 

Pamela Kahn 

Mark Kalas 

Beth Kalas 

Youngdoo Kang 

Steven Kang 

Steve Kang 

Stephanie Kang 

Paula Kaplan 

Judi Kaplan 

Danielle Kaplan 

Karen Kaplan 

Sharon Kaplan 

Joe Kaplan 

Richard Kaplan 

Philp Kapsos 

Th omas Karagianes 

Edward Kardell 

Linda Kardell 

Michael Karim 

Annette Karim 

Paul Karpowich 

Linda Karpowich 

Cathy Karson 

Mitch Karson 

Michael Kassarjian 

Debbie Kassarjian 

David Katzman 

Michele Katzman 

Susie Kaufman 

Brian Kaufman 

Abe Kazimierek 

Randi Kazimierek 

Marianne Keathley 

Alan Keathley 

Maureen Keckeisen 

Mark Keckeisen 

Paula Keefer 

Jim Keefer 

Cheryl Keenan 

Kevin Keenan 

Wendi Keene 

Susan Keesen 

Joan Keff eler 

Bret Keff eler 

Elizabeth Keith 

M. Gordon Keith 

Ken Kelly 

Fran Kelly 

Lisa Kelman 

Steven Kelman 

Tracey Kennedy 

Mike Kennedy 

Mary Kenneth 

Larry Kent 

Andrea Kent 

Sermsee Kerner 

Andrew Kerner 

Gary Kessler 

Patricia Kestler 

Stephen Kestler 

Dede Keteyian 

Armen Keteyian 

Sandra Ketterer 

Nader Khoshniyati 

Shirley Khoshniyati 

LuAnn Kidd 

Chris Kiernan 

Carla Kiernan 

Kathleen M. King 

Stephan King 

Jennie King 

Carolen King 

Peter T. King 

Debbie King 

John King 

Kathleen Kinley 

Dennis Kinley 

Michael Kinney 

Kathleen Kinney 

Griff Kinsinger 

Suzanne Kinsinger 

Sharon Kipersztok 

Oscar Kipersztok 

Mike Kirk 

Lesley Kirk 

Caroline 

Kirkpatrick 

Darrow Kirkpatrick 

Bonnie Kiser 

Greg Kiser 

Barb Kish 

Mike Kish 

Jeanne & Brad 

Kisner 

Susan Kittell 

Larry Kittell 

Shelly Kleiman 

Brenda Kleiman 

Cynthia Klein 

Steven Klein 

Stacy Klibanoff 

Alan Klibanoff 

Joyce R. Klotz 

Cary R. Klotz 

Iris Lee Knell 

Paul Knell 

Ian Knowles 

Bob Knudsen 

Marjorie Koconis 

Mary Koenigseder 

Peter Koenigseder 

Debbie Koepsel 

Marc Koepsel 

Kelly Kokot 

Michael Kokot 

Margaret Kole 

Stuart Kole 

Betty Kolko 

Harrian Kolko 

Steve Kolko 

Bob Kolko 

Mary Kollar 

Susan Kopcha 

John Kopcha 

Julie Korte 

Jeff Korte 

Linda Kosin 

Mark Kosin 

Paula Kosturos 

Bill Kosturos 

Michael Kotel 

Kathryn Kotel 

James Kovaleski 

Allyson Kovoleski 

Peter Kowalski 

Sandra Kowalski 

Mary Anne Kraus 

Alan E. Kraus 

Anna Krause 

Larry Krause 

Bruce Krell 

Vicki Krell 

Ted Krismann 

Sherri Krismann 

George Krueger 

JoAnne Krueger 

Richard Krug 

Diane Krumholtz 

Lyras 

George Krzystofczyk 

Dolores 

Krzystofczyk 

David Kuhlman 

Robert Kulze 

Jutta Kulze 

Jennifer 

Kupiszewski 

Stephen 

Kupiszewski 

Jennifer LaBare 

Art LaBare 

Paul LaBellarte 

Lisbeth LaBellarte 

Marie Labrie 

Renee LaCroix 

Brooke Lafrenz 

Greg Laing 

Barbara Laing 

Karrie Laliotis 

Jan Lane 

Scott Lane 

Karen Langan 

Scott Langan 

Mary Langenfeld 

David Langenfeld 

Tim Langley 

Kathleen Langley 

Michele Langley 

Larry Langley 

Sky Larsen 

Charles R. LaRue 

Donna Laubscher 

Joel Laubscher 

Paul Laudicina 

Ezequiel Peter 

Laurel 

Diana Laurel 

Susan Lauren 

Sherri Laurens 

Shereen Lavi 

Corrinn Lavi 

Kirk Lawrence 

Ron Lawrence 

Lorna Lawrence 

Diane Lawrence 

Nancy Layman 

Mollie Lazarus 

Stephen Lazarus 

Barb Leclerc 

Paul Leclerc 

Sari Lederman 

Harold Lederman 

James Ledley 

Susan Ledley 

Anne Lee 

Robert Lee 

Barbara Leehey 

Kevin Leehey 

Buckita Leff 

Andrea Leff 

Robert Leff 

Larry Leff 

Janet Lefton 

Robert Lefton 

Mark Leiborit 

Alan Leibowitz 

Lou Leibowitz 

Sue Leichner 

Charles Leichner 

Karen Lentin 

Michael Lentin 

Lisa Lerner 

Nelson Lerner 

Deborah Levering 

Jeff Levering 

Ken Levine 

Terry Levitt- 

Garfi nkle 

Philip Levy 

Ellyn Levy 

Eric Lew 

Annmarie Lew 

Susan Lewis 

Dale Lewis 

Jane Lewis 

Jill Lewis 

John Lewis 

Kathleen Lewis 

Alan Lewis 

Harold Lewis 

Judy Lewisohn 

Dalene Leyva 

Fred Leyva 

Shirley Li 

Scott Lichterman 

Jane Lichterman 

Emily Lincoln 

Brian Lincoln 

Debbie Lindon 

Gary Lindon 

Frank Linebaugh 

Cathy Lines 

Louise Lingner 

Terry Lingner 

Pamela Linter 

Deena Linzenberg 

Shirley Lipstone 

Lewis Lipstone 

Stephenie Little 

Mitchell Little 

James Littman 

Sandra Littman 

William Litvak 

fname2 lname2 

Philip Lo 

Louise Lo 

Pamela LoBosco 

Sam LoBosco 

Martin Locke 

Helen Locke 

Janet Locklar 

Jeff Locklar 

Ginger Logan 

Stacy Logan 

John Logan 

Jill London 

Janet Lonner 

David Lonner 

Kurt Lonsway 

Christopher Lopez 

Robin Ann Lopez 

Mary Sue Lotzar 

Chuck Lotzar 

Karen Louder- 

Strobe 

James Loukota 

Debra Loukota 

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THE ARIZONA BOARD OF REGENTS 

STUDENT HEALTH INSURANCE PLAN 

With the changing economy, how can you afford 

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Make sure you get the best coverage available for your dollar. 

The Arizona Board of Regents is working with Aetna Student Health 

to offer you a student-focused health insurance plan that protects 

you at school, at home, and while traveling or studying abroad. 

Compare the sponsored student health insurance plan with your 

current coverage. Consider these factors to help you make your 

decision: cost of premiums and deductibles, plan maximums, 

exclusions and limitations, covered benefits, duration of coverage 

and whether out-of-network care is covered. 

Make an informed decision: 

Visit www.aetnastudenthealth.com for detailed Plan information 

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Tatin Cooking School in Normandy, France, 

is coming to Arizona to share her love of 

French foods and her expertise in French 

cooking through hands-on cooking classes. 

Proceeds from these events will benefi t 

student programs supported by the Parents 

and Family Association. 

From November 8-12, 2010, Susan, a 

native of Portland, OR will cook authentic 

French dishes by your side, telling stories 


Dreaming of Traveling to France to Cook? 

No need to travel: 

in November 2010, 

France is coming 

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Susan Loomis, native of Portland, OR 

is the chef and owner of On Rue Tatin 

Cooking School. 

Students receive a hand-on experience preparing, cooking and eating various dishes. 

Photos by Stacey Haines Photography 

and sharing her techniques. When it’s 

time to hang up your aprons, you will head 

to a candle lit dining room to enjoy the 

dishes you have prepared, accompanied by 

cheeses and wines. 

Each class features hands-on experience 

making everything from appetizers 

and soups to fi ne French desserts, all prepared 

with local Arizona ingredients, in a 

friendly and relaxed atmosphere. Th e price 

for each class, including a four course meal 

and wines is $275 per person, or $100 if you 

wish to observe and enjoy just the meal. 

Come join us in Phoenix, north 

Scottsdale and Tucson for this exceptional 

opportunity to enjoy the best French cui- 

sine without the expense and time of traveling 

broad. Additional locations will be 

considered upon request, depending upon 

demand. Proceeds will benefi t programs 

our students depend on, including Safe 

Ride/Safe Walk and the UA Th ink Tank, 

which provides tutoring to our students in 

core skills areas on a drop-in basis. 

For further information about these 

events, please contact PFA Advisory Board 

Member Katherine Harmeyer at (602) 

432-6755 or harinc@hotmail.com. 

Each class will have limited space, to 

reserve your space, please email your 

name and contact information to 

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See what’s outside your dorm 

Car Sharing: 

A new program designed to provide hourly car rentals 

to students and staff. This is a great program for our 

alternative transportation users that may have an 

off-campus appointment! 

Bike Sharing: 

Students and employees may enjoy the use of a free 

loaner bike by checking one out from our on-campus 

bike share stations. 

Biking: 

Take advantage of the over 11,000 free bicycle parking 

spaces or park your bike with added security at one of 

our secure lockers or enclosures. Biking is a joy for the 

mind and body – the perfect infusion of healthy energy 

to get you where you need to be. 

Disability Cart Service 

A free service provided to all UA faculty, staff, 

and students who have a temporary or permanent 

impairment. Carts operate M-F, 7:30 a.m. to 5 P.M. 

Sun Tran U-Pass: 

All UA students, faculty and staff are eligible. The U-pass 

gives you unlimited use of Sun Tran. Parking & Transportation 

pays for up to 50% of the cost of the full fare rate. 

Sun Tran provides maps, schedules to help plan your 

route! No worries…just time to enjoy your journey. 

Cat Tran: 

Getting around campus is easier than ever with the 

Free CatTran Shuttle. Six routes serve the campus with 

over 45 stops. Three routes also serve six off-campus 

Park and Ride Lots. Shuttles operate M-F, 6:30 am to 

6:30 pm. NightCat operates M-F, 6pm to 12:30 am. 

There’s a shuttle sure to suit your needs. 

More Information: 

Parking & Transportation Services 

1117 E Sixth St. Tucson, AZ 85721-0181 

520.626.PARK (7275) 

parking@email.arizona.edu 

www.parking.arizona.edu 

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Car, Bike Sharing Services Cut Costs 

By Bill Davidson 

UA Parking & Transportation Services 

UA parents and students are trying to 

save money by using the new Connect by 

Hertz car-sharing services, brought to campus 

by Parking & Transportation Services 

(PTS). 

Connect by Hertz, one of the industry 

leaders in car-sharing programs, has members 

worldwide who pay an annual fee of 

$50 and rent cars for as little as $8 an hour, 

with gas and insurance included. Part of UA 

Parking & Transportation’s sponsorship of 

the campus Connect by Hertz Car sharing 

includes free “Introductory Memberships.” 

Th ese memberships are made available to 

any faculty, staff , student, or UA neighbor 

who wishes to try out car sharing to see if 

it’s a good fi t for their lifestyles. Th e off er 

has a value of $50. Just use the promotional 

codes provided on the fl yers and web site to 

receive the free membership. 

Here on campus, Connect by Hertz off ers 

Prius’, Escapes and Mini Coopers at fi ve 

locations: Second Street Garage, Sixth Street 

Garage, Tyndall Avenue Garage, Highland 

Avenue, and Olive Street. 

Universities, like the UA are a particularly 

large opportunity, because parents have 

been looking to save money by sending their 

children to school without cars. According 

to a study by the AAA, even a small sedan 

driven just 10,000 miles per year can cost 

more than $5,500 to own and maintain. 

Universities, like the UA, want to reduce 

traffi c congestion, and still give students 

who cannot keep a car on campus, the 

chance to drive to a movie, concert, dinner, 

or shopping. Connect by Hertz also accepts 

drivers who are 18, unlike most full-service 

rental car companies, which require that 

drivers be at least 25 for rentals. 

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Car-sharing takes cars off the road, and 

that fi ts in with the sustainability movement 

at the UA. Connect by Hertz and PTS also 

hire students to help maintain its fl eet of 

cars. 

So far, 493 students, faculty and staff have 

become Connect by Hertz members, a fi gure 

PTS expects to grow as word spreads that 

the cars are on campus and are aff ordable at 

$8 an hour. Sign up for a membership by going 

to: connectbyhertz.com and type in your 

promotional code for the free membership, 

your driver’s license number and a credit 

card. Upon approval Connect by Hertz will 

mail a card to you within several days. 

PTS feels that the program will persuade 

students to keep their cars at home. Th ere 

are a lot of students who bring their car but 

do not use it, but want to have it there as a 

safety blanket. 

And if you think that car sharing is the 

wave of the future, PTS has brought bike 

sharing to the campus. Students, staff and 

faculty are eligible to use the bicycles free of 

charge. Th e 10 bicycles are comfort style designed, 

single speed cruiser bikes with dual 

pivot hand brakes. Bikes are checked out at 

two locations–Sixth Street Garage cashier 

booth and Tyndall Avenue Garage cashier 

booth, between 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m., Mon.-Fri. 

Bike loan period is for one working day and 

the bike must be returned by 4 p.m. 

For more information on Parking & 

Transportation’s programs, please go to: 

www.parking.arizona.edu. 

We know 

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Off-Campus Housing 

Living off Campus Next Year: 

What to Consider 

The chance that a student will 

live off-campus sometime in 

their college career is almost a 

guarantee. There are a few things 

to consider in helping fi nd that 

perfect place to call home. 

Start Early: Begin searching at least 2 

months before your planned move-in date. If you are 

looking at a place for the spring, try to have a lease 

signed before winter break. Most properties will 

allow you to move in when you return in January. 

Budget: What will your monthly expenses look 

like? Include rent, utilities, groceries, transportation, 

and entertainment expenses in your budget. 

Roommates: Determine how many 

roommates you would like and who they will be. It 

is a great way to offset costs. Be careful of who you 

choose for roommates as you may not really know a 

person until you live with them. 

Inspect the Condition: When you visit a 

complex, ask to see the unit you will be renting, not a 

model. Check areas such as appliances, doors, lights, 

faucets, storage spaces, and other areas. If you want 

the apartment only under the conditions that there are 

repairs, get a written agreement from your landlord that 

includes dates of completion. 

Inspect for Security: Inspect the outside 

of the complex to check for adequate lighting in parking 

lots and other areas. Ask about security measures on 

the property and if any incidents have occurred recently. 

Also, inspect the unit to make sure all of the windows 

and doors lock properly and there is a peep hole in the 

front door. 

Deposits: Be prepared to put down a deposit, 

as most properties require one. It is usually the fi rst 

month’s rent. Most utilities also require a deposit for 

new services. 

Pets: If you own or want a pet, know the policies 

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Leases: Leases come in many different lengths. 

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specifi ed amount of time (i.e. 12 month, 6 month). 

Make sure you understand everything in your lease. 

Investigate these resources! 

The Center for Student Involvement & 

Leadership Commuter and Off-Campus Housing 

Resources 

Phone: 520-621-5859 

Email: housing@email.arizona.edu 

Website: http://offcampus.arizona.edu/ 

Housing Guide http://offcampus.arizona.edu/ 

downloads/UAhousingguide09.pdf 

ASUA Legal Services: This is a free service to UofA 

students. The attorney can help to interpret you lease, 

advise you on landlord-tenant confl icts, and other legal 

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Campus Housing works with our housing sponsors to help 

ensure you are living in an environment that works for you. 

We keep in close contact with the housing providers and 

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First-ever 

safety survey 

yields positive 

results 

by Bethany Conway 

After tallying the results of 

the inaugural student safety 

survey, offi cials at the Dean of 

Students Offi ce validated and 

confi rmed that the University 

of Arizona is a safe place to live 

and learn. 

Of the students who were 

randomly selected to participate, 

roughly 600 fi lled out the 

online survey, sharing their 

views on safety at the U of A. 

While students did express 

some safety concerns, 86 percent 

of those surveyed generally 

feel safe on campus and 87 

According to a recent survey, 86 percent of students agree the 

University of Arizona provides a safe place to live and learn. 

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percent are satisfi ed with the 

measures the university has 

taken to ensure student safety. 

“Th e majority of students 

feel safe on campus,” said 

Jason Casares, assistant dean 

of students and campus safety 

coordinator. 

Th e results also show that 

students are taking steps to 

maintain their own personal 

safety, Casares said. Seventy 

fi ve percent stay in well-lit 

areas while making their way 

around campus at night and 

69 percent walk in pairs. Th e 

majority also reported that 

they know how to identify a 

risky situation. 

“I think the fact that 96 percent 

of our students know how 

to recognize when a situation 

is unsafe speaks to the parents 

who have done a good job and 

entrusted the university to 

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provide adequate services to the campus 

community to help maintain personal 

safety,” Casares said. 

Based on the results, most students 

have adequate knowledge when it comes 

to helping friends who are in need. Seventy-seven 

percent of students know what to 

do if a fellow student or friend is extremely 

intoxicated, 74 percent know what to do if 

a fellow student or friend is depressed and 

72 percent are familiar with the signs of 

someone who is suicidal. 

Th ough offi cials at the Dean of Students 

Offi ce are happy with the fi ndings, Casares 

said they understand there is always room 

for improvement. 

“Regardless of this positive outcome, 

the university will not rest in its goal to 

maintain a safe campus environment,” he 

said. 

Using these results, the Dean of Students 

Offi ce will continue to work with 

its partners to accomplish the mission of 

creating a safe campus culture. 

“Th e survey allows us to get more 

specifi c data concerning our current student 

population and helps us continue to 

maintain and enhance the resources and 

services we provide to our students related 

to campus safety,” Casares said. 

One example is the formation of Safe- 

Cats, which began during the fall 2009. 

“As a result of this data, we have 

launched a social networking campaign 

through SafeCats, with a goal to get messages 

of safety out to students as early as 

possible,” Casares said. “We will continue 

to advocate for earlier education regarding 

safety on campus.” 

Th rough SafeCats, students now receive 

information regarding safety through 

online social networks such as Facebook, 

Twitter and YouTube, as well as the Safe- 

Cats blog, uasafcats.blogspot.com. 

Casares said he hopes this program will 

get students thinking about safety in their 

daily lives. 

To fi nd out more about SafeCats, voice 

your concerns or ask questions about 

safety on campus, add Safe Cats as a friend 

on Facebook, follow us on: 

www.twitter.com/UASafeCats, visit our 

blog at uasafecats.blogspot.com, go to 

deanofstudents.arizona.edu/uasafecats or 

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living at Sahara Apartments. 

Here is a comparison between what you get and what you have to pay at one of 

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If you live at Sahara Apartments you will have a bigger apartment, your own 

kitchen and private bath (neither of which are available on campus), 

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Situated at the Main Gate of The University of Arizona 

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Special Projects for Student Life 

“What should I do with my life?” Is a 

question asked by most college students, 

often following a talk with their parents, 

which hangs over them their entire academic 

career. Th is very question is what 

set Brett Farmiloe on a unique journey after 

graduation from Th e University of Arizona 

and eventually into a career. 

In May 2006, while preparing for graduation 

from UA’s Eller College of Management 

with an accounting degree, the idea of what 

to do with his life loomed over Brett’s head. 

His original plan to get his CPA license 

and be a good corporate citizen would 

have been the simpler path, however after 

reading the statistic that half the workforce 

dislikes their job, the idea for a book 

surfaced—“What’s the diff erence between 

people who like their job and people who 

don’t like their job?” 

From this question, the idea for a road 

trip across America was created. Interviews 

were set up with people who loved 

their job, an RV was purchased ( from Craig- 


Pursue the Passion, One Grad’s Discovery 

list) and after interviewing three Tucson 

icons who love their jobs, the journey began. 

Th ree hours into the trip, with steam 

spewing from under the hood, the journey 

all but ended. Several interviews were completed 

that summer, but by summer’s end 

Brett began a job as a corporate auditor. 

Great ideas are hard to let die, so after 

hearing nothing from publishers following 

several book proposals, Brett made the 

decision to quit his job, fi nd sponsors for a 

new road trip and begin the journey again. 

In June 2007, Jobing.com agreed to sponsor 

the entire “Pursue the Passion” trip - new 

RV and all. Over the next four months, 

Brett Farmiloe, Noah Pollock, Jay Whiting 

and Jay Hubbell, all UA Wildcats, began a 

journey that covered 16,000 miles, 38 states 

and 300 interviews of people who loved 

their job. 

At the end of the four month odyssey, 

Brett was hired by Jobing.com and began 

the process of writing a book about the 

cross country trip. Two years later, following 

a complete re-write, “Pursue the Passion” 

was published and became available 

on Amazon.com in February. 

UA Grads Brett Farmiloe, Zach Hubble, 

Noah Pollock and Jay Whiting traveled 

across the U.S. to interview people who 

love their jobs. 

When asked what this book is about and 

who his audience is, Brett responded, “Th is 

book is about what people who enjoy their 


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Passion 


work are doing that half of the American 

workforce isn’t doing. Th is past year, that 

stat reached its all time high since the 

Conference Board started keeping track. 

Now, only 45% of people working actually 

like what they do. Th is book is really 

about reversing that negative employment 

statistic and getting people connected with 

what excites them.” As to who his audience 

is, Brett stated, “Th e book’s audience is the 

unhappy workers, the recent grads, and the 

parents of those recent grads.” “Pursue the 

Passion” is a purchase to consider for any 

student. 

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Apply for a U.S. Passport at The University of Arizona Passport Application Acceptance Facility! 

The International Affairs Passport Application 

Acceptance Facility provides a vital public service, 

promotes public relations and is authorized to accept 

and execute passport applications for United States 

citizens. The facility makes it easy and convenient to 

obtain and submit passport applications. This service is 

provided to the University campus community as well as 

the community-at-large. 

On June 1, 2009, the U.S. government implemented 

the full requirements of the land and sea phase of the 

Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative. The new rule 

requires U.S. citizens entering the United States at sea 

or land ports of entry to have a U.S. passport. Currently, 

U.S. passport applicants can obtain their U.S. passport 

approximately six weeks after applying. Take advantage 

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and submit your passport application at the International 

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The International Affairs Passport Application 

Acceptance Facility is open on a walk in basis. We are 

located at 1128 E. Mabel St. We offer a passport photo 

service on site as well as the International Student 

Identity Card for students traveling abroad. We are now 

open on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 9:00 

to 5:00. For documentation requirements and passport 

related fees please visit our website at www.passport. 

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