Information about the following staff and faculty members collected by University Relations. The folders are in alphabetical order.
Clifford Decato, Arlene DeCosmo, Ethel Desmarais, Donald Deveilbiss, Balaur Dhillon, Carmen Dimatteo, Rocco Ditaranto, Frederick Dohrmann, Shirlee Drayton-Hargrove, Vijaya Duggal, Patricia Dyer.
Alan Adlestein; Joseph Arbuckle; Charles Bartholomew; Betty Bisaccia; Susana Bulrich; Michael Clark; Joseph DiAngelo; David Eckard; Annette Girondi; John Grant; Gary Habermann; Christina Harman; Judith Kilpatrick; Kyung Kim; Jean Klein; Thomas Knadig; Elizabeth Leach; Craig Loundas; Steven Martin; Thomas McWilliams; Karen Morin; Patricia Murphy; Homer Nearing (Announcement of Distinguished Professorship); Angus Neaves, including obituary; John Okolowski; Theodore O'Tanya; William Phillips; Eilleen Roche; Janet Rosenberg; Barbara Shimko; Mary Sienty; Ezra Staples; Arlene Wartenberg; Kurt Weist; Philip West; David Wrobel; includes some photographs and clippings.
Information about the following staff and faculty members collected by University Relations. The folders are in alphabetical order.
Jules Abrams, Lois Allen, David Ambrosio, Steven Adams, Hannah Amgott, David Arnold (including obituary), Harry Augensen, Marguerite Barbiere, Larry Barnett, Elizabeth Bayley, Douglas Bender, Thomas Benedetti, Linda Betz, Geoffrey Biringer, Richard Boekenkamp, Phyllis Bookspan, Daniel Bowers, Virginia Brabender, Jane Brennan, Patricia Bricklin, Ann Britton, Marc Brodkin, Bernard Brogan, Vicki Brown, Lawrence (Larry) Buck, Andrew Bushko, Peter Caputo, Richard Carcanague, Carol Cargill, Caryl Carpenter, Thomas Carnwath, Teresa Cartularo, Francis Catania, Alonzo Cavin (including program from his memorial service), Gregory Cermignano, David Chen, Karen Chrostek, Martin Collo, Lawrence Connell, Eileen Cooper, John Culhane, John Davis.
Information about the following staff and faculty members collected by University Relations. The folders are in alphabetical order.
Joseph Edgette, Jean Eggen, Amiram Elwork, Richard Eusden, Lawrence Fehr, Anthony Fejfar, Steven Foxman, Joseph Fuhr, Lois Fuller, Barry Furrow, John Galla, Sandra Gamble, Alan Garfield, John Gedid, Robert Gioggia (including obituary and program from Memorial Service in 2006, Jean Godsall-Myers, Michael Goldberg, Susan Goldberg, Martin Goldstein, Rosalyn Goldstein, Eugene Grimm.
Information about the following staff and faculty members collected by University Relations. The folders are in alphabetical order.
Ronald Mersky, Margaret Miller, Sandra Miller, Laurela Mitnick, John Molyneux, Robert Morris, Robert Myers, Gopalakrishna Nadig, Bob Nevelin, Marion Newbold, Nathaniel Nichols, Noreen Nichols, Charles Nippert, Barbara Norton, Dennis O'Shea, Savas Ozatalay, Surendra Pal, Lawrence Panek, Richard Pappas, Mara Parker, Ciro Pasquariello, Kenneth Pobo, John Poulin, Robert Power, Loren Prescott, Maurice Prout, Douglas Ray, Laura Ray, Thomas Reed, Bernard Reilly, Emily Richardson, Elnora Rigik, Michael Rosko, Mitchell Rothman.
Information about the following staff and faculty members collected by University Relations. The folders are in alphabetical order.
Alan Rowe, Edward Rozycki, Joseph Rubertone, Barbara Ryan, Germaine Saad, Ahmad Salam, Cynthia Saltzman, William Sawyer, John Serembus, Remesh Shah, Sohail Sheikh, Kenneth Skinner, Maria Slomiana, Michael Smyth, Leonard Sosnov, Richard St. John, Ann Stilson, Andrew Strauss, Mary Strong, Marshall Switf, Ken Tacchino, Jayne Thompson, Elizabeth Thornton, Richard Thurlow, David Tucker, James Tucker, John Vanore, Mariamma Varki, James Vike, Vladimire Vlahovich, Charles Waldauer, Mary Walker, Carolyn Walter, Rebecca Warda, David Ward, Shelly Wepner, Stephen Wilhite, Mary Williams, John Wladis, Robert Wright, Doris Young, Hamid Zangeneh.
Information about Charles B. Smith, Director of "theatre widener". Humanities Professor since 1962. He began "theatre pmc" in 1967.
Picture of Professor Hopkirk's wife, who helped him write the history of the Blue Route, Route 476, and Obituary for Dr. John Hopkirk, 2006.
Obituary for Joseph Storlazzi, Sr., Biology Professor, dated February 21, 1993; Joseph Storlazzi's Speech given at his retirement dinner.
Simon Pauxtis, Athletic Director, 1933 letter recommending him.
Mary C. North, Assistant to President Bruce.
Obituary for Kenneth A. Scott, Professor of Chemical Engineering, 1997;
Michael Clark, Professor of Humanities.
Steve Adams and Joseph Edgette.
John Okolowski.
William R. Phillips.
Charles L. Bartholomew.
Dr. Sophocles M. Sophocles.
Janet Alexander and Marsha Tate.
Martin Collo, Political Science Professor.
Janette Packer, Nursing Professor.
Michael Symth.
Hope Goodale.
Obituary for Norma Dawson.
David Duda, Athletic Director starting in 1998.
Theodore O-Tanyi, class of 1963, also professor at Widener. Bill for Graduation Fee, Graduate Record Exam Fee, and Cap and Gown, 1963. Father and Son Banquet Program 1960. Dome from May 8, 1959. Copy of article excerpting Burt Mustin's Speech at Commencement. Impact Magazine from summer of 1972 with headline "Final PMC Commencement Ends Era." Impact Magazine from Spring 1972 with article "Widener College, a New Beginning."
Obituary for Robert Melzi, 2012.
Obituary for Joseph Arbuckle, 2013.
Biographical information of William E. Sawyer, includes photograph, and copy of "Vignettes of Life Along the Delaware 300 Years Ago." Sawyer was an associate professor of history and political science at PMC beginning in 1953. Book includes descriptions of life of the times, from the early 17th century onward, including such things as carnal conversations and wild men.
Thomas Brennan - Announcement of his death.
Information about various staff members;
Programs for Staff Service Awards lunches;
Invitation to Staff Recognition Cocktail Party;
Bi-Lines Publication of WISE.
Staff Development Program entitled Lifelong Learning and Professional Development
Additional Staff Development programs.
Photographs of faculty in various settings:
Joe Arbuckle
Ray Becker
Richard Boekenkamp
Virginia Brabender
Robert Brayles
Bernard Brogan
Lawrence Buck
Joseph Chacko
Eileen Corrigan
Norma Dawson
Joseph DeAngelo
Arlene DeCosmo
Rocco DiTaranto
Vijaya Duggal
William Fairweather
Arthur Frakt
Joseph Fuhr
John Galla
Dr. Gattlick
Martin Gauge
Martin Goldstein
Myron Golin
Hope Goodale
Irvin Gottlieb (Includes photographs of campus life donated by him in 1990)
Vladimir Goykhman
Gupta, Dr.
Nicholas Hadgis
Joseph Hargadon
John Hopkirk
Donald Jackson
Ray Jefferis
Al Johnson
Mathews Johnson
Hyman Kamel
Blanche Kauffman
Larry Kelly
Lucy Kelly
Nathaniel Kornfield
Pat Lawler
Richard Leaman, Jr.
Diana LeStourgeon
Eileen Lieberman
Eleanor Logan
Frank Lordi
John Mahoney
Dena Matthews
Tom McWilliams
John Meli
Robert Melzi
Vivian Middleman
Gopal Nadig
Francisco Navarro-Bermudez
Homer Nearing
Barbara Norton
Theodore O'Tanyi
Jeanette Packer
Larry Panek
Spiro Patton
Donald Pease
John Poulin
Bernard Reilly
William Rolofson
Janet Rosenberg
Paula Silver
Julian Skaggs
Ken Skinner
Allen Smith
Charles Smith
Michael Smyth
Sophocles M. Sophocles
Clifford Stewart
Annette Steigelfest
Richard St. John
Swope
Itzick Vatnick
Larry Walker
Carolyn Walter
Carl Wisneski
Judy Zernik
Group Pictures:
Myron Golin, Betty Anderson, John Meli, Mathews Johnson
Savas Ozataly, John Meli, Myron Golin
Robert Bruce, Mathews Johnson
Drs. Chacko & Chacko, Kathleen L'Armand
Ken Skinner, Julian Skaggs, David Ward
Ken Skinner, Julian Skaggs
Alonzo Cavin, Steve Adams
Mike Smyth, Al Johnson
Jean Godsell-Myers, Steve Adams
Lois Hayes, Kenneth McNeil, Mike Smyth
Robert Melzi, Clarence Moll, Joe Edgette
Faculty Minutes 1958-1985; Faculty memos 1972-1973, 1984; faculty evaluation 1973; Class Schedule for Fall, 1973;Finnegan Fellowship for 1973; Campus Life 1972-1973; Title III Higher Education Act Grant Fund 1972; University Council - Representation; Faculty By-Laws 1956, 1962-1964; By-Laws and proposed changes; 1980 Guidelines for Establishment of an Internal Governance Structure for Widener University; 1972-1973 Faculty Roll; undated Preliminary Study of Faculty Committee. List of the Standing Committees of the Faculty, 1951, 1952.
Dr. Paul Samuelson 10/18/78 – 2:30 pm
Dr. Paul Samuelson 10/18/78 – 7:30 pm
Honor’s Seminar - Dean Bushko – Language of Film – 11/10/1986
Black Americans in Delaware – James Newton – 02/13/1989
Sarah Weddington 9/25/90
Morris Dees at Alumni Auditorium 9/30/91
The Rain Forrest: You Can’t Fool Nature – Dr. Stephen Madigosky and Dr. John Serembus 10/15/93
The Paper Industry: Forrest Ravager or Ecological Friend? 10/27/93
Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell: Being Gay in America – Professor Larry Gross 3/23/94
Violence in America – Senator Joseph R. Biden, Jr. 2/28/94
Origin of Halloween – J. Joseph Edgette 10/31/94
Generation X: How can we Communicate with Them? 04/18/94
Is the book Dead? Michael Peich & Brent Peich 10/05/1995
Ethical Issues in New Reproductive Technologies Adrienne Sach 11/18/1996
Theory of Techno-Physio Evolution Robert W. Fogel 04/17/1996
Gene Technology: Current Issues Cynthia H. Sarnoski 03/25/1997
The Federal Reserve: Alice Rivlin 4/18/1997
The Book on the Bookshelf Henry Petroski 10/26/2000
Banking Deregulation in the US: Realistic Opportunities 04/6/2000
The Big Picture – Jane Goldstein 03/23/2000
From Monetary Policy Theory to Practice: Adapting to a changing Economy Richard Lang 10/12/2000
Risk Management Implications of Deregulating Financial Services Anthony M. Santomero 10/09/2000
An Update on State Banking Issues James B. Kauffman, Jr. 03/19/2002
Keynote Address: John J. Brennan 02/27/2002
University Civic Responsibility Movement Ira Harkavy 10/03/2002
Safeguarding out Patron’s Privacy – Patriot Act teleconference 12/11/2002
Design and Test a Fluidized Bed for Porous microstructures with Interconnecting Channels 04/19/2002
Current issues in Monetary Policy Ben Bernanke 10/02/2003
Dr. Jo Allen 09/23/2004
Exploding Myths About Terrorism Martin Goldstein 09/24/2001 DVD
Discrimination In the Hiring Process: Do You Know how it Feels? n.d.
Lessons from Susan: an introduction to interdisciplinary focused intervention n.d.
Knowledge, Passion, Action: The Audacity of Project Pericles Karen Holt 09/29/2004
Financial Industry Trends and Monetary Challenges: Mark Olson 10/19/2004
Mark S. Schweiker 10/113/2004
Photographs of Individuals
Administration:
Rudy Bloom
Robert Bruce
Lawrence Buck
Tom Carnwath
Ted Locke
Clarence Moll
James Schaubel (Note: Carl Schaubel is frequently referred to by his nickname Jim Schaubel.)
Victor Zack
Alumni, various, mostly unidentified.
Athletics:
Gabe Fucci
Bill Manlove
Board of Trustees:
Richard Leaman
Leslie Quick (Leslie C. Quick Jr.)
Sharples
Fitz Dixon at a football game.
Strawbridge, Fitz Dixon, Robert Bruce
Fitx Dixon, Stuart Raub, Robert Bruce
Robert Bruce & Fitz Dixon, color photograph
Delaware Campus - Law School and Brandywine
Edward Jefferson
Senator Biden
Delaware Campus miscellaneous
Tom Carnwath
Carl Pierce
Dean Anthony Santoro
Graduation and Convocation:
Opening convocation of 1974
Honorary degree recipients
John Flaherty
Norman Veasey
Thomas Carper, Governor of Delaware
Nikki Giovanni
Programs of Study:
Arts and Sciences
Business and Management
Computer Science
Engineering
Hospitality
Human Service Professions
Nursing
Psychology
Writing Center
Staff and Administrative Staff:
Vince Lindsay
Don Boyd
Marty Schultz
Miscellaneous staff
Widener Way staff, including Dena Matthews, Ginger Miazza
Visitors to Campus:
Governor Thornburg
Gary Hart
Misc. unidentified people including some students
Reverend Guy
"Without Drums" was written by P.A.B. Widener II. This book is a history of the Widener Family as seen from his perspective. This box also contains a photocopy which is for public use.
This book can also be found by searching WebPAC, the Widener University Library Catalog.
History / Biographical
The Widener Family was a prominent Philadelphia family who made major contributions to cultural and educational institutions in the area. Peter A. B. Widener (1834-1915) started the family dynasty in the meat business and street railways. His son, George Dunton Widener (1889-1912) was killed when the Titanic sank in 1912. Peter A. B. Widener's grandson, Harry Elkins Widener (1890-1912; son of George Dunton Widener) was also lost when the Titanic went down. Eleanor Widener Dixon was the sister of Harry Elkins Widener and the mother of Fitz Eugene Dixon, Jr. (Fitz Dixon), former President of the Board of Trustees of Widener University. The Widener Library at Harvard University was named after Harry Elkins Widener.
