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Tlw l'uture is unde r construc t ion at USO - the futures o f o ur s tudents , our uni\'crs it-y, our region and o ur world. The Joan B.~Kroc Insti tute for Peace and Justie<· is the second major facility - along with thl' Jenny Craig Pavilion lo open on campus within the last ~·ca r, but that 's o n ly thl' beginning. Work has bt'gun on a new Center for
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Sdcncc and Technology that will play a major role in c lc ,·ating USD's scientifi c educat ion ancl research capa- bilities, and he lp solidil~v San D it·go's status as a center of techno logy and innovation. T he need for rhe lnsrirntc for Peace and Justice was driven home within a week of the building opening chis fall. The horrific. arcacks on New York C icy and Washingcon, D.C., were terrible reminders that the world is a volatile and dangerous place. Perhaps wirhin the IPJ's walls, srudcncs, faculty, visi Ling scholars and inrcrnarional leaders can help prevcnc such rragedics, even as rhcy do the difnculr work of resolving con0ict, promoring human righ ts and engendering murnal respect among rhc world's diverse culrurt'.S. The Ccm er for Science and Technology will be the largcsr academic building on campus, horn<' ro more 1han 70 srarc-of-rhc-arr laborarory facilities, aquariums, an astronomy deck. a greenhouse and a vivarium. The center is dest ined co play a key role as San Diego conrinucs ro esrabli~h itselfas a focal poinc of biocechnology and wireless communications industries. For all these changes, USO is dedicated ro remaining at irs core the same campus Bishop Charles Francis Buddy and Mo1her Rosalie Hill envisioned more than five decades ago. We are dedicated to the development of rhc whole person - in rcllcccually, spirirually, culturally and physicall y. Recognizing rhc d igniry of each indiv idual and using rhe education gained here in service ro humanity will remain rhe cornerscone of a USO educarion. On behalf ofour srndcnts, faculty and scaff. thank you for you r interest in rhc University ofSan Diego.
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t\ C 0 .\1.\tu 'ITY OF S c 11 0 1..\RS Fo r more than 50 yea rs, the Uni ve rsity of San Di ego bas been dedi cated to providing a va lues- based ducation that recogni zes men and women as crea tures o f God, and to the continuing examinati on of Catho li c t raditi on in contemporary life. USD 's 180-acr e campus, known as Alcala Par k , overl ooks San Di ego's Mission Bay and the spot where, in 1769, Father Junipero Serra celebrated the fir st Catho lic Mas in Alta Ca li fo rnia. Like Ca li fo rnia's o ldest city, the un ive r sity too k its name from San Diego de Alca la, a Franciscan brother who sen ed as an infirmarian at Alcala de Henares, a monaste ry n ar Madrid , Spain .The graceful Spani sh Renaissance architecture that characterizes t h~ five-cent ury old Uni versity of Alca la se r ves as inspiration fo r all buildings on the USD campus. Led by Mothe r Rosali e Hill and Bishop Charl es Francis Buddy, and sponsored by the Diocese o f' San Diego, the .Uni ve rsity of San Di ego began as separate co ll eges for men and women. The fir st classes met in 1952; the School o f Law opened its door s in 1954. By the late I960s it became clea r that both co ll eges would benefit from a me rger o f' t he ir academi c resources, and in 1972 the Co ll eges fo r Men and Women and the Schoo l o f Law became a single, co-educati onal pri vate Catho lic university. Now gove rned by an independent boa rd o f trustees, U D is a Roman Ca tho li c in stituti o n t hat welcomes students, faculty and staff o f di verse re ligious traditi ons and remains ded icated to the va lues originally articulated by Mothe r Hill and Bi shop Buddy. The more t han 7 ,000 student choo e from 60 undergraduate and graduate degree prog rams. The academi c di visions include the Co ll ege o f' Arts and Sciences and the schools of Business Administration, Education, Law and Nursing. Men aspiring to the Roman Catho li c pri esthood take the ir acad emi c wo rk ~t the unive rs ity whil e li ving in t . Fr anc is Semin a r y, ad jacent to the campus.
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USO has always recognized that a rigo rous academic challenge is only a part of a holistic education, and rhus creates opportuniti es for spiritual, cultural, phys ical and emotional development to prepare students fo r ca reers char benefit their global, civic and fairh communities. ABO UT SA N Dru;o San Di ego has become one of the world 's great citi es, and is the seventh largest in the United States . Once a small seaport town ser ving a large nava l install ation , San Di ego today is at the epi center of burgeoning industri es such as bi otechnology, software deve lopment and t e.lecommuni cations, and is devel- oping into a major player in Pacifi c Rim economi cs . From its legendary beaches th rough the hi sto ri c streets of O ld Town and the Gaslamp di stri ct to its mow1tains and deser t , an Diego's geography parall els the di,·ersity of its po pul ation. The musewns clustered in Balboa Park, a sho rt dri,·e from USD, are the heart of the city 's cul t ural life, and a renaissance is taking place in the nea rby downtown area, soon to be home to a new -ballpark fo r the San Diego Padres .
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Kroc 4? and Jusuce. - . 4 2 Rcs tau1 ant , La Paloma ? 1 Law chool, - __ 2 1, 23 I Cente JS, 8 Law Schoo _ Prooram 1 I ' Ass istant b Lawyer s _··. 23 Leg al Climes, . Pard ee , 23 I Ccntc1, Legal Researc , Mail C..:-ntc-r, 2~- ·onmental Marine a n cl En.~ 11 I 8 Studi es , 2' ., ' Market p lace, 171Compute r Math emati cs anc Science, 6 tcr Labs, 9, :> , Compu . Ed ucat io n , 10 Continumg - . . 19 Re lations, Corpo rate . I 8 Counse li ng Cente~ rtifacts Coll ect ion , 18 David J\ilay Indian Deli , 17 _ 19 Deve lopment, . F cu lty / Staff D in ing Hall , Mam\/ Din ing Room , D ining Ser vices, 17 . Re lat ions, 19 Do no , . hool o f, 45 8 1=ciucat1o n , Sc ·ty Program, 1 f: c1ucati o na l O ppo rtun1 l~ng inec ring, 20 Engli sh , 3 cl !\dmin ist ration , 12 Finance an · Financial Aid , 12 29 Rcs1c c . - -"Cto r 's Office, Res id ent D11 e 1· . ice Cente r, 29 I . 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In addition to more- than 70 n w laboratory fa ilitics, the buildino will include a9uar iums. an astronomy deck, an aviary and a gre nhousc. {Z} ~rh · J ·n.ny raig PJvilion, USD 's s tatc •of•th •art ,,th l<·ti s fa ilit ·, hosted the Wes t ·oast Conl'c- r n ·c basketball wurnamcnt in 200 I . The e,· ' Ill al tlw 5, I00-s at arena wa. so succc · ·ful that\ · offi ial · sclc t d the pa,·ili on to ho. t the 2002 tournament. The- pavilion also hosts a range of educational and cultural events. 1949 The Mo ·t Re,·. 'had s F. 13uddv and Mother Rosa li · Hill select a silt' in th Linda Vista (Spanish fo r prcll;)' riew) section o r San Diego to establi ·h two atholi c co ll 'ge ·. one for men and one for women , and a Schoo l or L1w. 1952 First cla ·se. held at the Coll ege fo r 'v\10111 11. 1954 The Coll ·ge for Men and S ·hool of Law open. 1959 i ·c President Ri chard ixon ddiv ·rs Coll ege for Men commencement addre ss. "ll I! I I! I! ~ ~ I! r ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 196 1 'chool mascot changed from Pioneers to Torcros . 197 1 Author . Hughes becomes f1r st lay pre ·ident . 1972 Coll eges fur Men and Women and School of Law m ·rg · to form the Uni vcr ·ity of. an Diego. 1972 ' chools of Business Administration and Education founded. 1974 Hahn chool of. ursing and I lcalth cien · fo unded . 19 4 Manclwster Hall , O lin Hall and an dd iti on to the 'oplcy Library arc dedi cated . I9 8 \other Ter sa receives honorary dcgr ' e during commencement ce remonies in Torcro . tadi um . 1995 Ali B. Hayes named pres id nt . 2000 Jenny Craio Pavilion opens. 200 I The Joan 13 . Kroc In. titutc for Peace and Justi op ·ns; ground is hrokcn on an adja nt par cl or land for the Center fo r Scien c and Te lmolog •. ✓, .,. ::, L \ W i'ROGRA ,\I S Juri s Doctor; Master of Laws-Ge ne ral; Master of Laws in International Law; Maste r of Laws in Taxat ion ; Master of Comparat ive Law; Jo int Maste r 's degree prog rams in' Business Adm ini strat ion , In ternati onal Business and In ternat ional Relations; Diploma in Taxation LI N 1)1- ! {(; ! { \ llll :\TF M AJORS Accountancy, Anthropo logy, Art , Biology, Business Administrati on , Business Economi cs, hem istry, Communi cat ion Studi es , Computer Scicnc , Counselor Ed ucation , Diver sifi ed Libe ral Ar ts (Educa tion ), Economi cs, Electri cal Enginee ring, Eng lish, Environmental Studi es, Ft-ench, Hi story, Industr ial and Systems Eng inee ring , Inte rdisciplinary Humaniti es, In te rnational Re lati ons, Lat ino Studi es , Marine Science , Mathematics, Musi c, Phi losophy, Phys ics, Po li ti cal . ience, Psychology, Soc io logy, Span ish , T heo logy and Relig ious Studies, Urban St udi es Business Acl mini sti-ation, Compa rative Law (J .D. rc9uired), Co unse ling, Cu r r iculum and Instruction, Dramati c Arts , E-Comme rce, Leade rshi p Studi es, Gene ral Law (J .D. re9uired), Hi sto ry, ExecutiYe Leade rshi p, Global Leadershi p , In te rnat ional Business, Inte rnati ona l Re lations, Learning and Teaching (teacher preparat ion), Mar ine Scien ce , Marriage and Fam ily Therapy, Nursing, Pasto ra l Car e and Counse ling, Practi cal Theo logy, Taxation (J.D. re9uired) S P H ." 1.\1 PROGR ,\ ,\ l :, Fo re ign Study in Oxford , Eng land; Fl o rence, Ita ly; Aix-en-Provence, Tou lon, Av ignon , France; To ledo, Spain ; Fre iburg, Germany; Nagoya, Tokyo, Japan ; Vienna, Austri a; Summe r Prog ram in Guada lajara , Mex ico Navy, Army and Air Fo rce Rese r n~O ffi cers ' Trai ning Corps Prog ram; Freshman Preceptoria l Program; Hono rs Program; Lawye r 's Ass istant Prog ram (Paral ega l) I NST!T l! Tl· S AND :\1 I'l l l r\TFD JlRo(;R.\ ,\I S Ahl e rs Cent er for In te rnat ional Business Ameri can Humani cs Cente r fo r Chri st ian Spirituality Cen te r fo r the Study of Lat ino/a Catho li cism Ethi cs Across the Curri culum Facul ty and Curri culum Diver sity Program Faculty De,·cl opment Internati onal Cente r for Character Ed ucat ion In te rnati onal Inst itute for Family-Owned Businesses Joan 13 . Kroc Institute for Peace and Justi ce Na tive Ame ri can Web Site Rea l Estate Institute The Transbordc r Institute T he Va lues Institute G 1c \ Dll .\ TL· P1toCR:\.\I S D ocrcm :\ 1 PRoGRA .\t s Educationa l Leade rship; Nursing Science NU\Illl · I{ OJ· (·.\ CULTY <1 ,11 • 00, 1 TUITION f ) OO I , ' ) .. 63 1 ........ 315 . . 3 16 To tal facul ty . Full time Part time . U NDERGRADUATE I to 13.5 uni ts . 12· to 17 units. S705 pe r uni t . . S I0 , 175 pe r semeste r Fu, L -TI\I J E\C.' uLTY H) RA K Professor s ...... 145 .... . .83 G RADUATE Associate Professo rs Ass istant Professors ~ ~ ~, Ma. te r ............. . ........ S720 pe r uni t Docto rate . . .... .... ......................S735 pe r uni t ..... .. ....76 ln: n·ucto rs .............. . . . ... . .. 11 S CHOOL O f LAW STUDJ· NT E. ROLL.\\! NT ll \1 1 , 0 0 , 1 Unde rgr aduate .......... . Grad uate and professional J.D. st udents Full -ti me, day ............... .. .. 4,809 .......... . ..... 2,253 S12,440 per semes ter ....... S8,830 pe r semester .......... $865 per un it ~ I t: ! ~! I • I E ! - I ) I I I Full -time , even ing Grad uate program . To tal enro ll ment . . .. .... 7,062 11 , 11 ,a, ,, STUIHNT l NH>R .\I :\TI O STLIIH.NT F r N ,\ N l'IAI / \11 > 1· 00, l 0 1) Men . Women . .. 2,993 tu ..... . .. .. .............. ... .. 4,069 ..... . ......... 1,730 Degr ees a" ·a rded (200 I) . ~ V' :J I I ~ I Uni versity Mini str y programs are des igned fo r students, fa culty, sta fT and a lumn i to he lp no uri sh an ad ult fa ith , fo rm a strong community of wor ship , se r ve the poor and act for j usti ce . The ca ralysr of spiri- mal life on campus, f l N A NCJ AL 0PFRAT I ONS I ~ I I ~ I I ~ I ~! I ~I I l!_,1 . I ~I ~' ! I ~ I!'. ' (U, ,\llHII III 11\r.\ ll>lt 1 1..,( \I l I \ It I '-IH"-l1 , Jlt:-; 1 i 0 , ] 0 0 I ) Revenues (M ILi IONS} Tuiti on and fees . Sa les and se r vi ces o f aux iliary ente rpri ses . Other sources . Total revenues .. S140 $26 . .... $9 . ... S175 Expenditures and transfe rs Educati on and gene ra l . Auxi li ary ente rpri ses . .... . . . $147 .......... S23 Uni versity Ministry invites peopl e of all religious traditions and those sti ll searching fo r reli gious identi ty to participate in its programs, act iviti es and se rvi ces. T hese includ e ret reats, Sc ripmre smdy, pasto ral cou nsel ing, spiritual direction , liturgical ministri es, ecumenical services, worship, the Founders Chapel cho ir, fa ith reflecti on groups and social justice and se rvice opport unities . USD is a Ro1rnu1 Catholic institution proud of the many fa iths represented on campus. T he Jewish Smdent Uni on and the lnterva rsity C hri st ian Fell owship fo r Evangelical C hristi ans are active campus organiza ti ons, and the annual All -Fa ith Se rvice is a che ri shed ca mpus tradition. Any student of any faith can receive in formatio n from University M ini s t ry about on- and off-campus opportuniti es to practi ce his o r her fa ith . T hose interested in lea rning more about the Ca tho li c faith or preparing fo r the Sacraments oflniriation (Bapt ism, Eucharist, Co nfirmation ) may take part in programs presented from mid -September to ea rly May. Uni versity Mi nistry staff members are ava il able to assist in preparation for marri age in Ca tholi c ch urches including Founders Chapel and T he lmmaculara. Sunday wo rship se rvices are held at 7 and 9 p.m . in founders C hapel. The Eucharist is celeb rated dail y at 12: 10 and 5 p.m. For informa ti on , call (6 19) 260-4735, visit www.sand iego .edu/minisrry, or e- mail godsq uad@sa ndiego.edu. Mandatory transfe rs for de bt se r vice and matching grants; nonmandato ry transfers and ope rating s urplus . Total expenditurd and transfe rs . $5 S 175 G t rT SuPP<) H.T 0 000 ::-oo , 11,'\tm111 D1 . . .$8 .65 . .S5 .4 To tal g ifts and pledges . Annual Fund g ifts ........ . . . . . . . ~ I I I I I I I I ! 11 I : !J II ART Founders Gall ery, in the heart of campus, hosts frequent exhibits o f' a wid e va r ie t y o f arti sts and genres . The Dav id W. May Gall e ry in Founder s Hall hosts showings that ce lebrate Nati ve Ame ri can culture and trad itions. Se rra Hall 's Anthropology Museum featu res the extensive holdings of the May Indi an Artifacts Co ll ection. TJ il ·,,\T l · I{ USD 's Eng li sh department , in conjunct ion with San Di ego's The Globe Theab·cs , offers a Mas ter of Fine Ar ts in Dramati c Arts prog ram that attr acts students from across the nati on. St udent actor s parti cipate in on-stage theate r work as we ll as acad emi c studi es . M.F.A . and undergraduate theater a,-ts students stage regul ar campus perfo rmances . Recent product ions incl ude the comedy "Reckl ess" and Shakespeare 's "Two Gentl emen of Ve rona." As an intc_g ra l part o f t h Uni ve rsity o f San Di ego's mi ss ion to edu ca te th e who le pe r so n, the Offi ce fo r Community Se r \'i cc- Learn ing creates oppor t uniti es fo r students, facul ty and staff t o enr ich their li ves whil e making San Di ego a bette r place to li ve. By integrating community sc r\'i ce- lea rning with classroom curri culum· and student-d irec ted vo luntee r project s, stud ents app ly what they' ve lea rned in rea l-wo rl d situati ons, adding dimension to the ir educati on whil e address ing needs in the community. During their academi c ca ree rs, more than rwo-thi rds of USD 's und ergradu ates a re in vo lved in a range of volun teer communi ty se rvice proj ects, including: Family Lea rning Ce nte r, Habitat for Humanity, Homeless O utreach, Linda Vista Kids Projecr, Native Ameri can O utreach, Senior Outreach, Spec ial O lympi cs and Vo lum ee rs for Youth . Mo re than 2, I00 st udents - roughly one- third of the to ta l enrollment - li ve on campus, supervi sed by five fu ll -time res id ent directors, three res ident coo rd inators and 50 student res ident advise rs. Camino- Founde rs Hall is exclusively fo r female students; Mahe r Hall and the Miss ions A and B compl exes arc co-eel. Fi,·e apartment comp lexes arc within " ·alking di stan ce of the campus. A new apartment-style res id e nce ha ll accommodating 350 students is proj ected to be open for the Fa ll 2002 semeste r. For in fo rmation , call (6 l 9) 260-4777 or log on to http: / / housing.sandi ego.cdu . ~ Ii ~ I- 11;' 1 I 11·1 · IE I IIE I S Pl ·AKLl{S :\ NI) \ J' \ II N ,\ R\ USD 's cultural and intel lect ua l di ve rsity is re in fo rced by the w ide range o f speake rs who come to campus. A sampling o f rece nt speaker s incl udes : U.S. poet laureate Robe r t Pinsky; Arun Gandhi, g randson o f India 's lege ndar y spiri tual leader ; poet Jose Montoya , one of the Chi cano movement 's most respected arti sts and educators; Corretta Scott King; Anita Hill , a nati onal spokeswoman for women 's rights in tl1 e workpl ace; fo rmer Costa Ri can pres ident and Nobe l Peace Pr ize w inne r Oscar Ar ias; Secretary of Edu cat io n Ri chard Ril ey; and author s Amy Tan and Maya Ange lou . Music A compre hensive mu sic prog ram in clu des regul ar per fo rmances by the USO Symphony, USO Community Choir, the Opera Wo rkshop and t he Choral Scho lars · show choir. The program also presents frequent recitals by fa cul ty and tudcnts, and pe rf'o rmances by vi sit ing art ists in Shil ey Theatre and tl1e Unive r sity Cente r. L I \ ' I N G ON C ,\ ;\ ll'LI S. USO USD 's To rc ro athl e ti cs t eams o nce aga in t urn ed in outstanding seasons in 2000-0 I , w ith two conference champi onships and two t eams advancing to NCAA Tournaments. Men's soccer wo n a third straight West Coast Confe rence titl e, advancing co the NCAA Tournament fo r the eighth rime since 1990 , and ra nked tench nationally with a I6-2-2 reco rd . I-lead coach Seamus McFadden ea rned his seventh WCC Coach of the Yea r hono r, whil e sophomo re forward Ryan Coiner was seco nd Team All -Ameri ca and named WCC co-Playe r of the Year. T he women's socce r team jo in ed th e men in the NCAA To urn ament, its seco nd straight trip, as junior fo rwa rd Stephanie Barnier (14 goals) led the team co a 13-7 reco rd . T he football team bard ed to a 4-6 seaso n mark. After the season, USO bade fa rewell to rwo student-athl etes who set new To rero reco rds. Running back O sca r Arzu amassed 2,578 ya rds in his ca ree r and quarterback Mike Stadl er establ is hed new pass in g mil esto nes with 426 completi ons, 4,324 passing yards and 58 touchdown passes. T he cross counrry season fea tured the second-pl ace finish of Antonio Lopei: at the WCC Championships. USD 's crew seaso n was hi ghli ghted by seni o r Ali Cox ea rning second ream All-Ameri ca hono rs, fo ll owed by her being named co the U.S. Nati onal Team. The women's swimming and di ving team wo n its seco nd strai ght Pacifi c Coast Swimming C hampi onship, with Mike Keeler earning his second co nsecuti ve Coach of rhe Year honor and Caro lyn Garrick winning PCSC Female Swimmer of the Year honors. T he men's and women's bas ketball teams, along with th e vo ll eybal l team, pl ayed rheir initi a l seaso ns in th e new Jenny C rai g Pav ili on . T hey christened th e fac iliry in grand fas hi on with the To rero Tip-off in December 2000 and concluded by hos ting the WCC Championshi ps in ea rly March 2001. ln that tournament, the men bea t the Unive rsiry of San Franc isco befo re fa lling co eventual champi on Gonzaga. T he women we re defea ted by Loyo la Marymounc. The spring seaso n was highlighted by rhe baseball team winning 35 games, the second most victories in program hi sto ry, with a reco rd 32 of th ose wi ns in Di visio n I compet iti on . O ut fie ld er Joey Pras t ea rn ed WCC Freshman o f the Yea r ho nors. Afte r th e seaso n, rwo The Uni ve r sity of San Di ego's Di visio n o f' Co ntinui ng Educati on offers non-degr ee extension courses that respond to the evo lving needs of the community and are in keeping with the uni ver sity's commitment to academi c exce ll ence. P HO l · I S~ ION .\1 DI· \" l· l () f'\\) N I J OH TJ \ C lll· R ~ Prog rams fo r K- 12 publi c and pri,·atc school educato rs include clea r creden t ial , professional growth , independent study, CLAD, ompute r techno logy and onlinc courses . • BusJ l" C lasses des igned to se rve wo rking pro fessionals are taught by corpo rate executi ves, consultants and faculty from USD's School of Business Administrati on. Current prog rams include : family business fo rum, certifi cate in inte rnational business, ccrtilkatc in c,·cnt management , compet iti ve skills for small bu sin ess , busin ess \\'riting wo rkshop and management training fo r consul tant agencies. Co .\t PLJ T l-lt · 11- c11:--:01 oc Y C t N t I I t USD 's Computer Techno logy Cente r is San Di ego's premier r esource for techno logy tra ining. Instructi on in a va ri ety of business computing applications is offered in the state-of~the-art fa cility, he lping professionals stay current with industry trends and prov iding o ngo ing staff training to he lp maintain a competiti ve advantage. C. \f"II O I I C h mu .\l , INSTITU T I \ ,\'\,I) Pu BJ I C l. H .T UJ1.l:.S The Catho li c Perspecti ves Fon11n offer s a seri es of lectures to prom ote a g reater und e r st anding of Ca tho li cism in contempo rary life , in cl uding a week-long Winte r Institute fo r Cle rgy Formati on in coope rati on with Se ton 1-I all Uni ve rsity. The Uni ve rsity o f the Third Age, a three-week prog ram of lectures, fi e ld tTips and exe rcise fo r senio rs, is offered in January and July. A va ri ety o f' publi c lectures, concerts and other events are he ld throughout t he yea r. For in fo rmati on, call (6 19) 260-4585 . Co:--: 1-1 RI .' <. t· P1 \ -..:N J '-i(, .\ r--: J> M t I rt '\Jc; S t· 1t\· 1c Fs Comfo rt and functi on merge in The Douglas F. Manchester Execut ive Confe rence Center, a mode rn , ve r satil e fa cili ty des igned to mee t any confe rence need . From small seminar s to internati onal events , the profess ional staff prov ides all necessary se rvi cs to make c ,·e ry meet ing a success. ,~ !I ·!!I ll ~ .,. ;:) U\D ~ ·• ,. ~ ,. l: ,. i: ,. ~ l ,. i. ~ F E Er• ~ r•_ ~ r• ~ i• 111• ~,- ~ 1·· I[ • Ill • ~ 11 ~ • • II -= • .- II Toreros joined rhe professional ranks when junior ,reg 'ain was draftt:d by che an Dicgo Pad res and scnior shorrsrop Josh Harri s, whose 29-game hirring srrcak ser a new choo l record, signed wi ch rhe C hi cago ub . The go lf ream won chrce tournament. and set a school record for ream scori ng average (74 . 1). Senior Rya n Hanr:my became chc firsr USD go lfer clccccd lO parricipare in che CAA final . Both ccnnis ceams curn cd in wi nning seaso ns and were ranked among rhc na tion's to p 60. T he women sent chc doubl es ccam of Hcachcr Po lumhus and Krista Manning co chc CAA Doubl es hampi onships. T1 .,.,1 I{ I· < (J llll ~ ",., ., I TC'am Wins Losses Ti · · Foo thall + 6 Men 's socc r 16 l 2 \.Vom •n 's so er 13 7 Women s ,·o ll eyhall 14 I+ Women 's ·wimming & diving 6 5 Me n 's bask thall 16 I 3 Worn n ' · bash·tball 10 17 Men's te nni s 12 9 \.Vom ·n s tenni s 12 9 13asehall 35 2 1 oftball 22 35 I ll.\11', l .h'>llll J'l():S. Each p rso n who re ·i,· ' s , dtgr rrom the Unive rsit y of , an Diego enj oys ful l membership pl'i,·il ·g in th U. D Alumni A ·sociation . Alumni Oni Guadalup • Hall 20 I (6 19 260-4 19 ir to r . . ·s istant Dire tors .. . .. . . .. .. . .. Jack K · lly '87 . . . . . . . . . . . Ol ivia Gi l-Gue\'ara Liam I unf y Alumni Association Prcsidcm, ' 01 -'02 .Ann Maulhardt '95, '96 Law hool Alumni Olli c . .. Warr ·n Hall 11 2 , (6 19) 260-4692 Law Alumni Asw<.iati m President, '01-'02.. Da,·id 13. Norris '90 Bn.\tU> l 11'IU'>I.Nt.\rl\· 1, Ri:cto AL :\ttl.\1. Ar izona .. . .. . . Jo. cph La Mantia Ill ' 86 Kristin Bot' llg r ' '7 rano Ke lly Kr ·i ·le '97 Lo · · ~gel s . ~ .. ... .. .. . GC'rr • Rocl ri ouc·s '90, ' 97 o unt ,. . . . 0 ('1-lt l (JI :·\I ll ,\l'll Bo. \ lUl !{1 l'Hl'SI 1':T\TI\ I . Hahn . lmol o r Nurs ing and I le.i ith . · i ·ne chool of Law .. 0 1 1-1t 1 01 P.\1u-:-: r R, t ,\Trn:--.-.. The Onlcc of Parent R •lat io ns h lps oordinate many famil~• related act iv iti es, inducling ·ummc r . end - ff receptions for n,·w stud nts. ca r er . rvi · ·cminars, ho liday parti sa nd pr· - and post-game athl · ti c event 1·eccp1i ons. Th officl' i · a l ·o the po int of conta ·t for parent · , ho ha\'C 9u '· t ions or concern. about stud ·nt life at U D. The Offkl' of Par · nt Rclati ons can h r a h ·dat(619)260-+ 0'. an ·y Caffrey ' 92 (M. ·. 1. ) . Kri t n 13ru ' · cho ff '90 Team nam ·: ·1ureros (hulll1ghtc r:) o lors: 'o lumhia blue , nav · blUl' and whit e J-.. ·1 H \ .\111 It \I '> About two -thirds o r the uni,·e rsit y ·ommunity - unclerg raduat e and g raduat student s , faculty and stafr- participatl' in at lea ·t one or the many int ramural a tiviti ·s fre r cl , including llag football , ·oftball , tennis , "o ll eyball , baske tba ll , golf. inne1· -tube wat ·r polo, fl oor hockc and bowl in;. The wid e va ric· t v of acti, iti t·s sponsor · d by O ut . .,. ..... '..; ~ :., 7 U '>l l CHA!ll ()1- THI · BOARD Li am E. M ·Gee '76 Prem/cm. Bank
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Th L· Cofoch,s Compar11l·s Daniel W. Derbes Wi ll iam E. Ell iott /kt iwl Amor, Our Laclj of Rtjir.i1c P.1rhh Anita V. Figueredo , M.D. Kim Fletche r Pr.:s1Jcm. Im .:st ors l.cas,n9 Corporc1r ion Roy E. "Gene" Be ll P,csfrlcm. . \Wn"/ 1:Cnr ur..:s R ·v. Monsigno r The Uni ve1·s ity o f San Di ego is accredited by the Weste rn Associati on o f choo ls and Co ll eges . P 1{oc.; R ,\ .\ I Acuu- D ITAT IONS School r:/ Business tl dmin istration Ame ri can Assemb ly o f Co ll eg iate Schoo ls o f Business; Electri cal Eng inee1· ing : Accred itati on Board fo r Eng ineer ing and Techno logy School ef Education Authori zed by the Cali fo rn ia Commi ssion for Tcacher Credenti aling to r ecommend candidates fo r the Pre liminary and C lear Mu ltip le Subj ect and Sing le Subject Teaching Cr edent ials; Mu lt ip le Subj ect CLAS and BCLAD (Spani sh); the Educat ion Speciali st in Special Education ; the Pre liminary Admin istrat ive Sen-i ces C redent ial; and the Pup il Personnel Ser vices Creel nti als . The Marital and Famil y Prog ram is Sister Kath leen Hughes , R.S.C. J. Pronncwl. SodctJ' ef 1hc Socro.'il Ih•or, Pete r J. Hughes , lltorncy-m-1.aw W ill iam D. Jones ' 80 Prm Jcm . cr:v aud Dm:ctor, C1tJ Lmk Im CS(/lk'lll Corpori.1t ion Margot Kyd Senior l'P am/ CAO. Scmpr,1 Encr9J I a rt 19 11c ,l/u/1 ,media S.,n tc,m·. /nr. Doug las F. 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Hayes, Ph.D. Pres ident Francis M. Lazarus , Ph .D. Vice President and Provost Paul E. Bi ssonnet te , M.P.A. Vi ·e President for Finance and Admini strati on T 1n 1:-n-. 1-s EM uu T 1 Thomas E. 13arge r t Dee Baugh Re v. Monsignor Robe rt T. Ca ll ahan t RobertT. Campi on H . John Cashin t James W. Co lachi s t Jenny G. Cra ig Siste r Frances Danz, R.S. c.J . t Marga ret R. DuAock Rev. Mon ignor I. 13rent Fagen t I I Charl es M. Grace Ernest W. Hahn t Bruce R. Haza rd t Arthur H . Kaplan t Edmund L. Keeney, M.D. The Most Rev. Leo T. Malm · t Jame · J. McMor row t Geo rge M. Pardee Elizabeth Ann Parkman Leland S. Pruss ia Wi lli am K. Wa rren t Ri chard P. Wo ltman Wa lter J. Zabl e Thomas Cosgrove , Ph .D. Acting Vice Pres ident fo r Student Affa irs Re,·. Monsigno r· Dani e l J. Di ll abough, S.T.D. , J.C. L. Vi ce President for Mi ssio n and Mini st ry John G. Me l amara , B.A. Vice President fo r Unive rsity Re lati ons DI- \ NS Patri ck F. Drinan , Ph .D. Co ll ege of Arts and Scicn ·cs Wa lte r Fitch III J. Philip Gi lligan Cur ti s W. Cook, D. 13. A. Schoo l of Businc s Admini stration ATTOH N l· Y Hm T HI- B O ,\IU) Jos iah L. Neeper Paul a A. Corde iro, Ed .D. Schoo l of Educat ion P RES I OFNT Ei\ 11: R IT US Author E. Hughes Dani e l B. Rodr iguez, J.D. School of Law t Deceased Janet A. Rodge rs , Ph .D. Hahn School o f Nursing and Hea lth Science Just the Facts 200 1-2002 Produced by USD's O ffi ce o f' Communi cati ons and Marketing Ed itor :T im McKe rnan Pho tog raphy: Ji m Coit, A . Decker, James Di ckens , Ken Jacques , Joe Klein , Pablo Mason , Ga ry Payne '86 Design Concept : Skyline Design Group The Un it'crsuy (![San D1L·90 does not Ji 'icr immat c on the hasis C?[ race, color, rcli9 ion. sex, na l ionul on9 i11, ag e or d,sabilit,r in it s pohcics and pro9 rarm.
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