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youth through a partnership with CampFire USA. Gamma Phi ,^
Beta at Creighton University has over 100 members and we pride"
ourselves on our philanthropic projects, social events, academics
and sisterhood bonding. ^
Our colors are brown and mode; our symbol is the crescent m
moon; our flower is the pink carnation; and our mascot is the ^~
alligator. Our service to the community is relentless as we activ^'
participate in various philanthropic events. Each fall we host M
a Bowling tournament to benefit Catholic charities, and in the |
Spring our "Wing Fling" baseball tailgate raises money for locafl
youth. We are working on donating more of our time and money
through CampFire USA in Omaha with weekly tutoring at Jack-
son Elementary and financially supporting a "Campfire Spark".
Our social schedule is full as well. We hold two date parties a
semester, semi-formal in the fall, and formal in the spring. Plus,
we hold mixers with other fraternities and sororities. Date parties
and mixers are full of fun with themes like, "G-Phi Bling", "The
Breakfast Club" and the annual Halloween party, "Goo Phoo
Boo" (to name a few).
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friends in this sorority and my experiences with them
have shaped me to he the woman I am today. I am
lookingforward to Gamma Phi's springphilanthropy,
Wing Fling tailgating before one of the CU baseball
games this summer!" Junior Kelly McManus
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tains, where they distribute food, clothing, and books to needy persons, and assist in providing medical
care, job training, and tutoring. The House That Theta Phi Alpha Built is Theta Phi Alpha's newest phil-
anthropic cause, established in 1993. The common goal through The House is to improve the plight of
the homeless in any way. The chapter can seek to provide assistance to organizations that help the home-
less, shelters, home building or neighborhood revitalization projects.
"Nothing Great Is Ever Achieved Without Much Enduring"
and "Ever Loyal, Ever Lasting." The symbols are the penguin
and compass and the colors are silver, gold, and blue.
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Delta Delta Delta was brought to Creighton
University in 2010 and since has carried out
its three main tenants. Tri Delta works to
promote sisterhood amongst its members, to
,emphasize scholarship, and to support their
'"^^--^'anthropy in every way.
oTri Delta has a philanthropy partnership with
5t. Jude Children's Research Hospital which
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ita works to raise money for the research
St. Jude supports, and they also focus
lelping those patients who remain in the
3ital with events like their "Promise A
*rom Dress Drive."
v^iiolarship is a large part of Tri Delta's
ts here at Creighton University, and
irograms like our Tri Delta Mentor-Mentee
program both promote sisterhood and unity
imong our members and aim to help those
iisters who want to excel academicall)'. .
'^^^''^e parties, Semi-Formals, and Formal
.ces also build that sisterhood compo-
lent while allowing for a great time to relaxf
iance, and hang out with sisters and their
,.a Delta Delta held a "tailgate" at the Pi
leta Phi Pigskin Classic, selling snack and
^s as a fundraiser for Saint hide's. I
"What I love about my sorority is the
passion that we all havefor Tri Delta and
alsofor ourphilanthropy partner, St. jude
Children's Research Hospital Whenever \
we are doing something for St. jude, everyoMi
wants to pitch in and help. In some way o^ ,
another, we all have a personal reasonfor
i iporking our hardest for this cause. We not
^tlT^ only all truly care about one another, but for
•^ a cause that we are excited to be a part of. I
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1^ something much bigger than any of us and
affects people worldwide.
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any woman who wants to pursue new avenues, challenge
conventional wisdom, and seek a leadership organization
Members of Kappa can support each other and learn about
themselves while participating in philanthropic endeavors,
social events, academic pursuits, and leadership opportunities.
Kappa has a commitment to Service, Leadership, Scholars^
and Sisterhood. Our chapter has recently adopted a new fl
community' parter, the Children's Respite Care Center, andH
hosts a variety of philanthropic activities including a chili m^
in the fall and Kickball for Kids in the spring.
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terhood, friendship, loyalty and pride are
found daily in the lives and actions of the women
of Delta Zeta. Founded in 1902 at Miami
University, Delta Zeta is proud to be the largest
international sorority, with over 170 chapters in
1 the United States and Canada
Delta Zeta's national philanthropy is speech and
hearing impaired. Every fall we sponsor "Turtle
ug", a tug-o-war over green jello, where we raise
money for a local speech and hearing impaired
daycare. Besides donating time to our philanthro-
py, we also participate in events such as serving
meals at the Francis House, gift baskets for
families at Christmas and involvement in other
Greek philanthropies.
Delta Zeta's social calendar is always filled with
exciting events including theme date parties such
as "DZ in Jammies", "Yabba Grabba DZ", and
"Peace, Love and DZ". We have mixers with
fraternities, date dashes, a semi-formal in the
winter and our annual formal in the spring.

Pi Phi participates in sisterhood retreats, date parties and formals, as well as community ser-
vice and philanthropic events. We enhance our friendships through angel sisters, beta buds,
and big/litde sisters. We are committed to literacy and education for children and families,
and hold two annual philanthropies—Pig Skin Classic, a flag football tournament in the fall,
and Pi the Pi Phis in the spring—in which aU proceeds benefit literacy in our community. Pi
Phi also proudly supports and actively participates in other Greek philanthropies throughout
the year.

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Phi Kappa Psi chapters are groups of col-
lege men who have, by their own selection,
banded themselves together as brothers for
life. They are guided by laws, rituals, tradi-
? tions, they aid each other, and they endeavor
to educate their members in those social
leaves untouched. In the process of building men, they benefit
The most important benefits any member receives from Phi Kappa Psi, then, are the unseeable,
untouchable, contributions to his personal development. Philanthropy and community service
instill in each brother the obligation he has to participate in charitable causes. Scholastic achieve-
ment is acknowledged through fraternity scholarships and grants, as well as weekly chapter rec-
ognition. The chapter, likewise, prides itself on its intramural program, not only in successes, but
also in its goal to promote strong sportsmanship and high comradeship. Lastly, through the chap-
ters social ativities, the fraternity unites to celebrate in its fine accomplishments and to cultiTg«»-*^—
the fraternitys unique brotherhood.
Through all these achievements Phi Kappa Psis unequivocal bonds of brotherhood
are nurtured as the chapter strives toward excellence in all phases of university and
fraternity life. Live ever! Die never! Phi Kappa Psi!
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Delta Theta is an international men's frater-
nity of 173 chapters across the US and Canada.
It is 1 54 years old, founded in 1 848 at Miami
University in Oxford, Ohio. It is based on the
principles of friendship, sound learning and
moral rectitude. Phis (or Phi Delts) take these
principles seriously.
We are known for our emphasis on academic achievement, our dedication to integrity, our focus
on community service and our belief in brotherhood.
Neil Armstrong, Lou Gehrig, Burt Reynolds, Frank Lloyd Wright and Former Secretary of State
James Baker are among the frater nitj^^'s famous alumni. They all benefited from the personal
development Phi Delta Theta offered them. At Creighton, Phi Delts have held or currentiy hold
many leadership positions, including Student Body President, CSU Vice Presidents, Alpha Sigma
Nu Jesuit honors fraternity President, and ARDs of Residence Halls. Every member of Phi Delta
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Theta is involved in another organization on campus or in the community.
Phi Delta Theta has won many prestigious awards, including the Kansas City Trophy. This is an
award presented annually to the best middle-sized chapter of Phi Delta Theta in the country. Our
chapter, Nebraska-Gamma, has won this award the last three years in a row, the first chapter to
accomplish this feat in the history of Phi Delta Theta. We have also won the Outstanding Chap-
ter award on Creighton's campus four years in a row (tied for first place with Sigma Phi Epsilon
2001).
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tion based on philanthropy, brotherhood, and social
activities. The cardinal principles of Sigma Phi Epsi-
lon are virtue, diligence, and brotherly love, and we
strive to exemplify these principles in all that we do.
Our virtue can be seen in our devotion to philanthropy, both our own and that of other organiza-
tions. In the spring, our chapter orchestrates one of the largest annual road races in Omaha, the
Run with a Heart. In 1 5 years, this philanthropic event has raised over $30,000 for the local Ronald
McDonald House. Additionally, our chapter hosts an all-campus, 3-on-3 basketball tournament each
fall, called Hoops for Hope, which annually benefits the North Omaha Boys and Girls Club.
We are diligent in the emphasis we place on academics. We understand that fundamentally we are
students, and so we constandy encourage productive educational schedules in our members. This is
proving quite evident as a number of Sig Eps hold leadership roles on campus, ranging from CU-
BAC Presidents and executives to past Student Body Presidents. Each year, Sig Eps are leaders in
many clubs. University Committees, government organizations, and varsity sports.
A number of activities, including intramural athletics, brotherhood events, and our pledge program
enhance our bond of brotherhood. Athletics provide a way for brothers to unite in competition
(Sigma Phi Epsilon traditionally has intramural teams that place high in the all-university ranking).
Additionally, the brothers often come together for brotherhood events like softball and BBQs, and
the brotherhood that is experienced during the pledge program is unparalleled.
rr
PKAJltaiTiBiTiMiTaBBTOEintll
Creighton University.
ePi Kappa Alpha Fraternity has a tradi-
tion of greatness both at Creighton Univer-
sity and throughout the nation. Pi Kappa
Alpha has excelled at Creighton University
since the founding of the chapter in 1977.
n helping the Greek system progress at
Pi Kappa Alpha has a tradition of excellence and continues to excel in all areas of Greek life
whether it be social, scholarship or athletics. The chapter has earned nine consecutive Smythe
Awards, an award which recognizes the top national chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha that has proven
itself outstanding in all areas of Greek, social and academic Ufe. In the upcoming semester. Pi
Kappa Alpha has an active social calendar. On the agenda are mixers with sororities, numerous
date parties and Spring Formal.
One of the most important aspects of a fraternity is brotherhood. Brotherhood consists of some-
thing more than a simple friendship. Becoming a brother of Pi Kappa Alpha means taking a step
into a level of dedication like no other youve experienced before. The brothers help one another
to achieve success. The Pi Kappa Alpha tradition of excellence has been formed and maintained
through the brothers working together to accomplish the same goals.
Pi Kappa Alpha has the only nationally recognized Greek house on Creighton Universit}^s cam-
pus. The house is located at 3100 Chicago street. It is, by far, one of the most important assets
of the fraternity. The pride that the brothers share in the house shows through the work that has
been put into it to make it our home.

•f c r
SAE
and history of the fraternit}^ are two of the most important to members.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraterni
portance of long lasting social bonds, leadership
development, scholastic achievement, maturity,
respect and honor. SAEs maintain the largest
membership of all national fraternities. Among
the many traditions SAEs uphold, brotherhood
Throughout the new Millennium, Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity was involved in numerous activi-
ties ranging from Greek Weekend and homecoming, to participating in the annual Sigma Alpha
Epsilon Province Tau Leadership school.
The brothers of Sigma Alpha Epsilon participate in intramural sports, philanthropy, mixers with
sororities and date parties. Date parties consist of numerous traditional fun themes. Sigma Alpha
Epsilon is a fraternity that enjoys going "all out" in both social and academics, making it a very
diverse fraternity.
The brothers are also proud to congratulate Tom Bower, a graduate of Creighton and Founding
Member of the Nebraska Iota Chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, for becoming the President of
our national organization. These past years have been both memorable and exciting for the broth-
ers of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, with spirits high and goals even higher it is true what Tom Bower
said about the meaning of SAE- "Strong As Ever"
The Creighton Universi^WBHHiBBffi:}^ Council is the consortium of the fraternities, which are
currendy active at Creighton. The Interfraternity Council is the collective coordinating body and
policy-making organizadon of the fraternity system. The purpose of IPC is to coordinate the
efforts of the individual fraternities in matters of philanthropy, scholarship, recruitment, and uni-
versit}^ relations. Each fraternity represented on the Interfraternity Council is allowed one vote.
As part of the mission of IPC, the council declares:
I
That the objectives and the activities of the fraternity system should be in entire accord with the
aim and purpose of Creighton University as an educational institution.
The college fraternit}' system with loyalt}^ and allegiance to Creighton University, which nurturers
it, has the duty of supporting the instimtion of which it is a part.
That the fraternit}' system should create an atmosphere, which will stimulate substantial intellec-
mal and social progress of its members.
That the fraternit)' system has the goal of providing fellowship and leadership for the individual
seeking an education.
That the fraternit)' system seeks to teach men how to live and work together, striving by precept
and example for the personal development of the individual in the training of mind and body.
The fraternal system reserves the oppormnity to act in terms of its best interest.

i^^ALi
Panhelledf^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H^^^Vthe sororities on campus.^^^Borodty^^^^sented in
the council and has one vote, purpose of the Panhellenic Council is to develop and maintain sorority life and
inter-sorority relations at a high level of accomplishment and to:
Consider the goals and ideals of member groups as continually applicable to campus and personal life.
Promote superior scholarship as basic to intellectual achievement.
Cooperate with member sororities and the university administration in concern for and maintenance of high
social and moral standards.
Act in accordance with National Panhellenic Conference rules and policies
Act in accordance with all rules established by Panhellenic Council as to not violate the sovereignty, rights, and
privileges of member sororities.
The Order of Omega is a National fraternity and sorority leadership honor society. Each collegiate chapter is
permitted to offer membership to a maximum of 3% of the campus fraternity and sorority population each
semester. The purpose of the Order of Omega is threefold:
' To
bring tog
attained a high standard of leadership in Greek activities, to encourage them to continue along this line, and to
inspire other to strive conspicuous attainment.
• To bring together members of the faculty, alumni, and student members of the institution's fraternities and
sororities on a basis of mutual interest, understanding and helpfulness;
• To encourage Greek leadership by sponsoring activities to promote the Greek community at Creighton Uni-
versity including the Greek Leadership retreat, Being A New Greek (BANG), and Greek Awards.

PEER E
CRElGh
At the gallery ope
invited to write a special message of
inspiration on a card. These were
pinned to the walls of the gallery.
x^ IS student organization tnat sup^
Lcademic mission of the University by promot-
ng healthy living and "peak performance" through
lealthy & responsible lifestyle choices. Peer Educa-
ors work together to spread awareness and provide
preventative health education and peer support
'egarding health and wellness issues central tc^
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This past November, P.E.A.C. put on a campaign
called "You are Beautiful" to remind everyone that
"you are beautiful just the way you are."
College of Arts and Sciences Junior Ashton Page
created a photography exhibit as part of this cam-
paign. The exhibit, shown in Skutt Student Center,
featured the word "beautiful" written on different
body parts. All photos were taken by Ashton Page.
To the right is one of his photographs.

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Colleges Against Cancer works to promote cancer awareness to college to college stu-
dents, staff, and faculty. CAC puts on events, including Relay for Life. Relay For Life is
an all night event which celebrates and remembers those who have battled cancer. This
event spreads cancer awareness and raises money to fight back against this disease that
has affected SO many people's lives.
lotos from 2010 Relay for Life. 2011 Relay happens after the yearbook is printed.
:his year's theme for Relay for Life is SUPERHEROES.

JULIA I
SMITH
EDITOR-
IN-CHIEF
The class of
2012 will have *
a new hand
I
1111 4.1^
to shake on ^_
graduation fBWi
day.
The Rev. •
Timothy R. |
T „ T Father "ather Lannon Lannoi
Lannon, b.J.,
will become
the 24th president of Creighton Univer-
sity, succeeding the Rev. John. P. Schle-
gel, S.J.
Lannon is set to become president on
July 1,2011.
William Fitzgerald and Bruce Rohde,
chair and vice chair of the Creighton
Universit)" Board of Directors, an-
nounced the decision Sept. 10.
"We are delighted that Father Lannon,
a 1 973 Creighton graduate, has decided
to bring his considerable talents home
to his alma mater. He is a leader with a
passion for education who will advance
the universit}^, its mission and values,"
Fitzgerald and Rohde said in the official
announcement of Lannon's appoint-
ment.
"Father Lannon's commitment to schol-
arship, research, teaching and service to
others in the Jesuit tradition is not only
the essence of his personal and pro-
fessional character, but also critical to
Creighton's ongoing pursuit of academic
preeminence."
Since Schlegel announced his retire-
ment in July, the Presidential Search
Committee — composed of Creighton
''" "uits, facult}', staff, alumni and students
^ — sifted through potential
.replacements. They were look-
ing for a sitting universit)? president and
member of the Society of Jesus with a
strong background in academics, excel-
lent leadership experience, exemplary
professional characteristics and desirable
personal attributes.
Lannon was an ideal choice.
Sporting degrees from Creighton,
Weston Jesuit School of Theology (now
Boston College School of Theology and
Ministry) and Harvard University, Lan-
non met the academic conditions.
He entered the Society of Jesus in 1 977
and was ordained a priest in 1986, which
satisfied the Jesuit requirement.
He taught at Jesuit institutions and was
president of Omaha Creighton Preparatory
School during the early 1 990s —
satisfying the professional characteristics
criteria — and he has been president of
Saint Joseph's University in Philadelphia
since 2003, meeting the sitting university
president requirement.
With his extensive resume and deep
connections with Creighton, Lannon ac-
cepted the appointment.
"We did more than just find someone
who met those criteria," Rohde said
during the event. "We got a tremendous
bonus along the way."
The Creighton University Board of
Directors introduced Lannon last Friday
in the D. J. Sokol Arena at the Wayne and
Eileen Ryan Athletic Center.
"This day could not be more special for
me," Lannon said during the event. "I
thank all of you for coming today to
share in this important announcement
for Creighton University. To look out
and see so many familiar faces is both
affirming and humbling — and a bit
overwhelming."
Lannon, a native of Mason City, Iowa,
is also a 1993 recipient of Creighton's
Alumni Merit Award.
"Creighton Universit)' changed my li
Lannon said. "I look forward with al
you to continue to change the Lives o
our undergraduate students."
Dr. Neil Norton, assistant dean for s
dent affairs and director of admissio:
for the School of Dentistry, was on 1
Presidential Search Committee. He s
Lannon is the perfect successor to fcr.iw.
in Schlegel's footsteps.
"I think we made the best choice poi
sible," Norton said. "I know that the
search committee was very excited th
Father Lannon expressed interest in i
coming to Creighton. When you have
an opportunity to go through his re- —
sume — what he's done at Creighton
Prep, what he's done at Marquette, St.
—
Joe's as president for the last eight years:
<
— his resume speaks for itself We are
very fortunate to get him to be our 24ti
president." -^
Schlegel: 'I could
not be more
pleased' with
the choice'
Schlegel, who taught at Creighton while
Lannon was an undergraduate, was op-
timistic that Lannon would be a good fii
for the job.
"I think he'll fit in very nicely," Schle|^
said. "[Lannon is] very obviously verH
deeply committed to coming to Crei^
ton. He's got a long history with Crei^-
ton, and he's very connected — so that'!
bode well with bonding with alumni and
everyone.
"I could not be more pleased with the
choice of Father Lannon as successcu|ij
Schlegel said. "There truly is a brightM
fumre at 24th and California Streets.*^
*

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1
1L
CREIGHTONIAN STAFF
Two Omaha police officers and a suspect were involved in a
shooting at the Creighton University Medical Center Sept. 29.
The Omaha Police Department responded to a 911 call at 9:19
a.m. and found a man matching the suspect's description on
the lobbv level of CUMC, near the cafeteria.
The police officers arrived on the scene and asked the suspect,
39-year-old Jeffrey Layten of Tekamah, Neb., to show his
hands. Layton then pulled out a gun and aimed at the officers,
according to an OPD press release. Officer Lee Kerniskey then
tased the suspect. Layten then opened fire on the officers, and
the officers shot him in the chest.
Kerniskey suffered a graze wound to his thigh, and Officer
F^.ric Picht suffered a gunshot wound to his foot. Both were
released from CUMC the same day of the shooting.
fc|yten, who was not affiliated with Creighton or CUMC, died
pt. 29 from gunshots fired by the police, according to the
Pess release.
CUMC went into partial lockdown during the incident so po-
Ke and CUMC officers could make sure everyone in the buildtg
had a legitimate reason to be there. The emergency room
^ .
^ntinued to provide services to
tients. No CUMC patients, stu-
nts, employees or faculty we£|
"3
IBlice said Layten was also the
; 4ispute
suspect in a manhunt in the early
hours of Sept. 29 and a domestic j
the evening before the ]i •
Aiooting. i:
Ye are extremely grateful to the ^'
maha Police Department for "l
teir exceptional job of stabilizing I
te situation and disarming the
ispect," said John Cernech, dean r
f students and vice president :•
ir Student Services, in an official >
jdate sent to the Creighton com- i'
lunity Wednesday. "We have the 1
families of those involved in our
thoughts and prayers."
Creighton
Medical Center 1
601 North 30th
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StiU, the shooting left some Creighton students feeling a little
anxious.
"I feel a little unsafe in the Omaha area," said Clare Houlihan,
Arts & Sciences sophomore. "It's a litde concerning that we're
in an area where we have to worry about gunfire."
Arts & Sciences junior Kate Branstetter also felt uneasy.
"It's a little scary because I was in a classroom and we could
see CUMC," Branstetter said. "Sometimes CU students forget
we're in an urban environment. We aren't in the safest area of
Omaha."
Cernech said the Sept. 29 shooting coupled with a similar
incident at the University of Texas at Austin the day before,
"reminds us all of the fragility of life and of the need to be
safe — even on coUege campuses."
Cernech suggested that stadents should participate in CUAlert,
Creighton's emergency notification system. CUAlert will send
official alerts through text messages, phone messages and e-
mail.
"I am asking everyone to register for this service," Cernech
said.
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BRIDGET MCQUILLIAN
•\-o
ASSISTANT NEWS EDITOR
On Aug. 14, history professor Dr. Ash-
built numerous relationships with faculty
ton Welch died in his sleep the age 68.
° members and students through his kind-
Welch served as associate professor of
ness and willingness to help others learn,
history and coordinator of the le program
in Black Studies. He was beloved ved by ^^^^ & Sciences senior Minden Yuskev-
those in the History Department lent and all
of Creighton. He was known as a man
who was devoted to his teaching ling and had "pjg ^^g more of my go-to person when
a passion for African Studies.
Dr. Elizabeth Elliot-Meisel, current urrent chair
ment.
'Dr. Welch was truly the heart and soul
iMt^BmwnM
"He was a mentor to many of us, in a
variety of ways and over many years.
He touched all of us and he was a role
model: he treated everyone —students,
facult}^, staff, administrators, strangers
and friends — with respect and kind-
ness."
Welch had been a member of the
Creighton History Department since
1975. He received his Ph.D. in 1979 and
served as chair of the department from
1985-1993.
Throughout the 35 years that he spent
working and teaching at Creighton, he
ich said she felt privileged to have Welch
^s her faculty adviser,
it came to classes, and whenever I was
struggling or just didn't know what to
.V|^ . *
.
'
I
^*^^^^^TD, I came to
him. He was an
extremely help-
' ful adviser and
I
was one of the
nicest people
I've ever met,"
, V Yuskevich said.
'
f
She said that
Welch was very
straightforward
when it came
to choosing
classes for his-
tory majors.
"He knows
onsiaered I hate math and kept telling me that I
until senior year," Yuskevich said.
Elliot-Meisel described Welch as a man
with "unfailing kindness, a deep respect
for others and a gentie natare."
Welch was also known for his intelli-
gence. As coordinator of the Program
in Black Studies, Welch was in charge
of the courses in African and African
American history. He published numer-
ous works, including, "Black or African-
American, What's in a Name? — A Cri-
tique," "The Civil Rights Act of 1968,"
"Emancipation in the United States" and
"Ethnic Definitions as Reflections of
PubUc Policy"
"Dr. Welch was an active scholar, pur-
suing a variety of scholarly interests,
publishing regularly, serving on many
committees — in and out of the academy
— and teaching a wide variet}' of [
courses," Elliot-Meisel said.
Yuskevich had heard that Welch could t
a tough teacher at times, but his student
took a lot away from his class. d
"He knew what he was talking about; h<
had a passion for what he was teaching,'
she said.
His dedication to teaching earned Welch
numerous awards throughout his years
at Creighton including the Robert R
Kennedy Memorial Student Award f4_
excellence in teaching, the distinguished]
facult}^ award and the College of Arts
and Sciences Dean's Award for excel-
lence in teaching. He was a member of
the Jesuit Honor Society, Alpha Sigma
Nu, a society that is committed to "val-
ues of scholarship, loyalty and serviG|*"
the ideals of Jesuit education."
"It's going to be a huge hole in the d4
partment. He's going to be missed by af
kinds of people, not just history majors,
Yuskevich said.
£^
Outside of teaching and dedicating so ,
much of his time to Creighton, Welch
enjoyed gardening, walking in Elmwooc
Park, travelling and spending time wi|j
his wife of over 30 years, Helen Wanl
Many Creighton faculty members and-
smdents who Imew Welch consid- * .
ered him an important member of the .
Creighton family and will truly miss M
presence. M
'

[grid dane
;ene reporter
jring spring semester, Creighton re-
_uved its largest group of international
students ever through the International
Students Exchange Program.
Oeighton welcomed seven international
students for its current fall semester.
iThey come from: Botswana, Denmark,
France, Italy and South Korea.
ISEP is a network of more than 300
colleges and universities in 45 countri(
cooperating to provide affordable aco
to international education for a divers
student population. ISEP students gaii.
lintercultural competence through inte-
' gration into their host institution and
host culture while exploring the inter-
national dimensions of their academic
fields.
Creighton became a member of the
program in the spring semester of 2002
and received its first international stu-
dent, who was from Malta, during the
fall semester of the same year.
ISEP-Exchange works on a balance sys-
tem where universities exchange students
d every two years the balance must be
tial. For example, if Creighton received
10 international students in total during
two years that means 10 students from
Creighton spent at least one semester
abroad at an ISEP institution also during
two years.
Ile
ccording to ISEP, Creighton qualified
as a "very good chance of placement"
university, which means international
students have a high probabilit}^ of
atriculation. Since the program began
Creighton, students have come from:
stswana. Denmark Germany, Finland,
fance, Italy, Malta, Poland South Korea
td Thailand,
hen Creighton faculty ask the interna-
mal students what they like at Creigh-
'
nternational students at the International Student Association Banquet.
ton, the most common answer is that
the people are so nice. Heather Torres,
Creighton study abroad coordinator,
said.
»
• 1 i
dent here which helj^HHIHHHIhalize
campus and brings new perspectives to
our Creighton community."
For Creighton students that would like
"I received quick answers every time to study abroac abroad and find out more about
that I had any questions concerning my ISEP you can (
stay and I have a really nice international ternational Pre Programs, which is located in
buddy," said Christina Kirk Kjasrsgaard, a Harper Center
Business junior from Denmark. j ^^ In addition to ISEP-Exchange, students
Many efforts are made to help the stu- can also partici participate in ISEP-Direct,
dents integrate into the Creighton com- which is a pro^ program that provides the
munity. Some activities include having an opportunity to enroll directiy in a host
"international buddy," the Multinational institution abrc abroad instead of exchanging
Ambassador Program and participating places with anc another student. In this case,
in events like the International Students students simpl; simply pay the fees to the host
Banquet which took place last Friday. institutions.
International students usually get a J-1
visa which requires them to return to not just a way 1
their home countries after the semes- chance to expe experiment with a new way of
ter's completion — although sometimes life.
they can extend this period by doing an ,,y, r .
internship. •
r
"The fact of studying abroad is not
^
^ just an opporti opportunity to learn or improve
"ISEP is a really good opportunity for another langua language, it represents also a
,
both sides, the incoming and outgo- chance to discc
ISEP you can contact the Office of In-
With ISEP, inti international students see
not just a way to learn English but also a
chance to discover a new culture, new
ing students because it allows students mentalities, ne-* new way of learning, and
to study abroad for the same cost that also meet new people," said Ines Sath-
would normally pay to go to university in out, an Arts & Science junior from
their own countries," said Torres. France. "I really encourage the peoj
"The other benefit of ISEP is that when that would like to study in anoth^
we have an American student who stud- country to take the leap." x^^*
ies abroad we receive an exchange stu- y^^ J

The 201 1 Bluejay, volume 81, was printed by Balfour (formerly Taylor
Publishing Company) in Dallas, Texas. The book was created using Adobe
InDesign CSS and Photoshop CS4.This year's theme was "Birds of a
Feather," focusing on the unique community that Creighton creates.
The yearbook co-editors are Stephanie Ivec and Megan Spath, and the
staff consists of Heidi Hoffman and Dino Beldia.
We would like to thank the members of student organizations and
Creighton Athletics for their photo contributions. Also, we would like to
thank the Creightonian for their write-ups and articles. We'd like to thank
Erin Takeuchi for her bluejay illustration. As always, a big thank you to
our always-patient Taylor reps. And we would like to thank our yearbook
advisor Kris Boyle for his patience with our inability to meet deadlines. To
all of the organizations who submitted information, we really appreciate
your help. If your organization was not in this year's book and you'd like
~- ——
to be included next year, contact the yearbook.

WE ARE
BIRDS OF A FEATHER