InstallationCeremony forRoger G. Brown

Bridges to Excellence

on the Eighteenth day of FebruaryTwo Thousand and Six10:00 a.m.

Patten Chapel

The UniversityThe University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, founded

in 1886, combines the advantages of a strong pri-vate tradition with those of a state-assisted insti-tution. With an enrollment of more than 8,600

students, UTC is a vibrant, comprehensive, met-ropolitan university with curricula that combine

strong grounding in the liberal arts with the appliedprofessional programs essential to the economic vitali-

ty of the region.

Bachelor’s, master’s, selected doctoral, and post-graduatedegrees are awarded through our Colleges of Arts andSciences; Business; Engineering and Computer Science;and Health, Education and Professional Studies; and theUTC Graduate School.

In 2003, UTC implemented its first doctorate in physicaltherapy. Since that time, the campus has added a Ph.D. incomputational engineering and an Ed.D. in learning andleadership.

Stretching beyond the traditional classroom, UTC encom-passes the entire area as a learning laboratory, and studentshave a variety of opportunities for experiential learning.

UTC faculty, staff, and students are proud of these and otherrecent achievements:

• Computing power of the UTC SimCenter ranks 90th in the world and supports the research center’s Internet2 connection.

• The Probasco Chair hosts internationally recognized economists on campus for public lectures.

• Project REEL, a $3.6 million federally funded grant, isallowing UTC education faculty members to establish astatewide center specializing in early childhood education.

• Research projects underway on campus range from thedevelopment of a disease resistant American chestnut treeto ways to reduce wind drag on tractor trailors.

The campus is assisted in its academic mission by theUniversity of Chattanooga Foundation Inc. With an endowment that exceeds $100 million, the foundation supports scholarships, professorships, and academic enhancement programs.

As UTC looks to its future and the emerging needs of themetropolitan region, it will continue its commitment to quali-ty education, excellent research, and dedicated service.

Roger G. Brown, Ph.D. Dr. Roger G. Brown, a proven academic leader and native Tennessean, is beinginstalled as the campus’ fifteenth leader, Chancellor of The University ofTennessee at Chattanooga.

Brown comes to Chattanooga from the University of North Carolina atPembroke, where he served as Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairssince 2000. During his tenure at Pembroke, the campus experienced a 60 percentgrowth in student enrollment and added degree programs at both the undergrad-uate and graduate levels.

Previously, he had served since 1991 in various academic and administrativecapacities with The University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Brown left UNCCharlotte in 2000 as Senior Associate Provost.

A political scientist with particular academic emphasis in American government,Brown earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Political Science from theUniversity of Tennessee and the Ph.D. in Political Science from The JohnsHopkins University.

He has been inducted into four national and international honor societies.

In 2002, Brown was appointed to the inaugural delegation of the AmericanAssociation of State Colleges and Universities Sino-American LeadershipDevelopment Training for Higher Education Leaders in China. He has traveled

on assignment for the U.S. Departmentof State to Syria, Jordan, and Israel.He also helped establish internationalexchanges with universities inGermany, France, South Korea, andSouth Africa.

Along with his academic achievements, Brown hasmaintained a high level of community involvement andservice. In 2004, the North Carolina Supreme Courtappointed Brown to serve the Chief Justice’s AdvisoryCommittee on the Political Conduct of Judges. He wasa member of Rotary International, LeadershipCharlotte, and the Public Safety Committee of theCharlotte Chamber of Commerce.

Brown’s wife and partner is Dr. Carolyn Thompson.They have two children, Caroline and Austin. Rogerand Carolyn share custody of “Madeline Albright,” arescued husky mix with diplomatic immunity.

Past Presidents and ChancellorsChattanooga University established 1886Edward S. Lewis President 1886-1889

U.S. Grant University established 1889John F. Spence Chancellor 1889-1891

President 1891-1893Isaac W. Joyce Chancellor 1891-1896John H. Race President 1897-1914

University of Chattanooga established 1907Fred W. Hixson President 1914-1920Arlo A. Brown President 1921-1929Alexander Guerry President 1929-1938Archie M. Palmer President 1938-1942David A. Lockmiller President 1942-1959LeRoy A. Martin President 1959-1966

Chancellor 1966-1969William H. Masterson President 1966-1969

Presidents of Zion College established 1949Chattanooga City College established 1964Lee Roberson President 1949-1954Paul Zimmerman President 1955-1956Clifford H. Larkins President 1956-1959Horace Traylor President 1959-1969

University of Tennessee at Chattanooga established 1969William H. Masterson Chancellor 1969-1973James E. Drinnon, Jr. Chancellor 1973-1981Frederick W. Obear Chancellor 1981-1997Bill W. Stacy Chancellor 1997-2004Frederick W. Obear Chancellor 2004-2005Roger G. Brown Chancellor 2005-Current

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry AdamsDr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Card, Jr. Dr. Joel CunninghamMs. Terry DennistonMr. and Mrs. John Dethero Ms. Milly Fariss Dr. Jane Harbaugh Ms. Ruth Holmberg Dr. Margaret KelleyMr. Less LeeMr. Thomas A. Lupton, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Olan Mills, IIMr. and Mrs. Leonard MurrayDr. and Mrs. Fred ObearMr. and Mrs. W. A. Bryan Patten Mr. and Mrs. Scott L. Probasco, Jr.Judith Finley StoneJohn and Eileen ThorntonMrs. Barbara VerhineJoe and Barbara WatersJudge and Mrs. Walter F. WilliamsBucky and Diane WolfordMs. Jo Ann Yates

Friends of the InstallationAramarkCoca- Cola Bottling CompanyEMJ CorporationFirst Tennessee BankHorizon Wine and Spirits The Kennedy FoundationThe M.L. King Community Development Corporation Ooltewah NurserySigma Kappa SororityStudent Alumni Council Student Government AssociationSun Trust BankTrusco Capital Management UTC Alumni BoardLawson Whitaker Photography

UC/UTC Alumni Past Presidents

Mr. Harry “Brownie” AuMs. Nancy CollumMr. Steve HarveyMs. Jayne Holder Mrs. Joan McNeill MurrayMr. David NoblitMr. Ward PettyMr. Charles PierceMrs. Betty QuaveMrs. Diane RyderMrs. Carolyn SchaererMr. Ron Wade

Installation PartyDr. Roger G. Brown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chancellor, The University of Tennessee at ChattanoogaDr. John Petersen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . President, The University of TennesseeMr. Don C. Stansberry, Jr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vice Chair, The University of Tennessee Board of TrusteesDr. Herbert Burhenn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Acting Provost, The University of Tennessee at ChattanoogaMr. Shane Neal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . President, The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Alumni BoardDr. Carolyn Thompson. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor, The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga and Spouse of Chancellor Roger G. Brown

Bringing GreetingsDr. Richard Rhoda . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Executive Director, Tennessee Higher Education CommissionThe Honorable David Fowler. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tennessee State SenatorThe Honorable Claude Ramsey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . County Mayor, Hamilton CountyThe Honorable Ron Littlefield . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mayor, City of ChattanoogaMr. Dean Skadberg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . President, The University of Tennessee National Alumni AssociationDr. Richard Rice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor of History and President of the Faculty Senate, The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, and

Trustee,The University of TennesseeMs. Amy Prevost . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . President, Student Government Association, The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, and

Trustee,The University of Tennessee Mr. Robert Kirk Walker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chairman, The University of Chattanooga FoundationMs. Ruth Brinkley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chair, Chancellor’s Roundtable, The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga

Other Honored GuestsDr. Frederick W. Obear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chancellor Emeritus, The University of Tennessee at ChattanoogaDr. Bill W. Stacy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Former Chancellor, The University of Tennessee at ChattanoogaDr. James H. Woodward, Jr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chancellor Emeritus, The University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Musical PreludeChattanooga Symphony Orchestra String Quartet

Processional“Sinfonia” from Solomon and Largo from “Xerxes” by George Frideric HandelPerformed by the Chattanooga Symphony Orchestra String Quartet

Invocation Dr. Herbert Burhenn, Acting Provost The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga

Pledge to the Flag

Order of ServiceNational Anthemby Frances Scott Key/arr. Roland CarterPerformed by The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Men’s ChoirDirected by Roland Carter, Holmberg Professor of American Music

Audience may please be seated

Musical Interlude“Somebody’s Calling My Name” arr. Wendal Whalum“Who Are the Brave” by Joseph MartinPerformed by The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Men’s Choir

Introductions and WelcomeShane Neal

GreetingsOn behalf of the Governor of the State of TennesseeDr. Richard Rhoda

On behalf of the Tennessee General AssemblyMr. David Fowler

On behalf of Hamilton County and the City of ChattanoogaMr. Claude Ramsey and Mr. Ron Littlefield

On behalf of The University of Tennessee Board of TrusteesMr. Don C. Stansberry, Jr.

On behalf of The University of Tennessee National Alumni AssociationMr. Dean Skadberg

On behalf of Faculty and StaffDr. Richard Rice

On behalf of StudentsMs. Amy Prevost

On behalf of The University of Chattanooga FoundationMr. Robert Kirk Walker

On behalf of Chattanooga CommunityMs. Ruth Brinkley

On behalf of AlumniMr. Shane Neal

The InstallationDr. John PetersenPresidentThe University of Tennessee

Presentation of the Chain of OfficePresident John PetersenMr. Don C. Stansberry, Jr.Dr. Carolyn Thompson

Installation AddressDr. Roger G. BrownChancellorThe University of Tennessee at Chattanooga

Musical Interlude“Glory to God in the Highest” by Randall Thompson“I Hide Myself” from Three Flower Songs by Eric Whitacre“J’entends le Moulin” from Trois chansons folkloriques

arr. Donald PatriquinPerformed by The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Chamber SingersDirected by Dr. Kevin Ford, Assistant Professor of MusicAccompanied by Lydie Morneau

I hear the millwheel, tique tique taqueMy father is having a house built. It’s being built with three gables.There are three carpenters building it.The youngest is my darling

What do you have in your apron?It’s a pie made of three pigeons.Let’s sit down and eat it.

While sitting down they all lept up,Causing the sea and fish to tremble,And the stones on the bottom of the sea.

Alma MaterLyrics by Elizabeth HullihenPerformed by The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Chamber Singers

Lookout Mountain o’er us guardingCeaseless watch doth keep.In the valley stands our collegeWhere the shadows creep.

Chattanooga, ChattanoogaLoud the anthem swell;Sing, O Sing of Alma Mater,All her praises tell.

Closing AnnouncementsShane Neal

RecessionalSelections from the Patten Chapel carillon

Installation Luncheon will be served in the Lansing Court Gallery of theUTC University Center immediately following the ceremony. For thoserequiring transportation, a shuttle may be boarded outside Patten Chapelon Oak Street.

Installation CommitteeMargaret KelleyJoan McNeill MurrayFred and Ruth ObearCarolyn ThompsonSonia Young

Special thanks to the staffs of the Office of the Chancellor, the Office of Development, and the Office ofUniversity Relations.

Chattanooga SymphonyOrchestra String QuartetStephen Panchaud, Violin 1Sarah Vendsel, Violin 2Susan Kemp, ViolaEric Reed, Violoncello

University StudentsSpecial thanks to the Student AlumniCouncil for their assistance with the installation week activities.

Acknowledgements

Academic RegaliaThe mortarboard, or Oxford Cap, was introduced in the 1890s andconsists of a closely fitting headpiece with a flat, square top. Thecode allowed for one exception: a soft cap that may be worn bywomen.

Black tassels may be used for any degree. Gold metallic tassels arereserved for doctors and governing officials. Some institutions,including UTC, use gold tassels to represent undergraduate honors.

Academic robes are usually black. The bachelor’s degree holder’sgown is simply constructed in straight lines. Its only distinguishingcharacteristics are long, pointed sleeves. Until 1960, master’s degreeholders’ gowns came with long, full sleeves and slits at the elbows.After 1960, sleeves dropped to the wrist, allowing men to foregowearing coats underneath the robe. Doctoral degree holders’ robesare adorned with velvet panels on the front and the neck, and threebars of velvet at the bell-shaped sleeves.

Academic regalia had its beginnings in medieval Europe, where cler-gymen draped themselves in heavy caps, gowns, and robes forwarmth in unheated buildings. In those days, schools were operatedby the church, and the priests served as teachers. Church fashion,then, became scholarly fashion.

When education and religion began to follow different paths, muchof the pomp and circumstance of the church was retained in aca-demic ceremonies. Each school developed its own commencementand a different wardrobe for its faculty and students.

Europeans brought their popular traditions to the New World, and in1643 America experienced its first commencement at HarvardUniversity.

To avoid confusion in color and style of academic clothing, represen-tatives from most American universities met in 1895 to consider auniform code for academic costume. The result was the AcademicCostume Code, which is still in effect today. About 98 percent ofAmerican institutions adopted the code.

The code covers three main areas of academic regalia—caps, gownsand hoods.

Chancellor’s Chain of Office

The University Mace and Chancellor’sChain of Office are significant icons ofthe institution and stand as impressivesymbols on permanent display in theLupton Library when not in service.

Creation of the mace and chain wascommissioned to New York artist andprofessor of silversmithing at StateUniversity of New York Kurt J. Masdorfin 1977.

The University Mace and Chancellor’sChain of Office are emblazoned with theinstitution’s name along with symbols ofTennessee, the state whose citizens weserve. Borrowing from ancient traditions,these hand-crafted ceremonial piecescreate interest and respect by both par-ticipants and observers. They havebecome important representations hon-oring and identifying our educationalpersonage.

UniversityMace

Mace and Chain of OfficeProbably the most ornate piece of aca-demic costume, and the most informativeto the trained eye, is the academic hood.Each color of academic hood represents adifferent discipline:

Art: WhiteCommerce, Accountancy,

Business: Sapphire BlueEconomics: CopperEducation: Light BlueEngineering: OrangeFine Arts: BrownJournalism: CrimsonLaw: PurpleLibrary Science: LemonMusic: PinkNursing: ApricotOratory (Speech): Silver GrayPhilosophy: Dark BluePhysical Therapy: TealPublic Administration, including

Foreign Services: Sapphire BlueScience: Golden YellowSocial Work: CitronTheology: Scarlet

TrusteesThe University of TennesseeBoard of Trustees

Legal Title: The University of TennesseeThe Governor of Tennessee, Ex-OfficioThe Commissioner of Education, Ex-OfficioThe Commissioner of Agriculture, Ex-OfficioThe President of the University, Ex-OfficioThe Executive Director, Tennessee Higher

Education Commission, Ex-Officio

From Congressional DistrictsFirst-William Y. Carroll, KodakSecond-William B. Stokely III, KnoxvilleThird-John C. Thornton, ChattanoogaFourth-Don C. Stansberry Jr., HuntsvilleFifth-James L. Murphy III, NashvilleSixth-Andrea Loughry, MurfreesboroSeventh-Waymon Hickman, ColumbiaEighth-Jerry L. Jackson, DyersburgNinth-Johnnie D. Amonette, Memphis

From Anderson, Bedford, Coffee, Franklin, Lincoln, Moore, and Warren Counties

J. Steven Ennis

From Davidson CountySpruell Driver, Jr.

From Hamilton CountyJames L. “Bucky” Wolford

From Knox CountyJames A. Haslam IISusan Richardson Williams

From Shelby CountyRhynette N. HurdKarl A. Schledwitz

From Weakley CountyBarbara C. Castleman

Student MemberAmy Prevost

Faculty MemberRichard Rice

Officers of the BoardGovernor Phil Bredesen, ChairmanDon C. Stansberry, Jr., Vice-Chairman

TrusteesThe University of Chattanooga FoundationBoard of TrusteesFormerly the Board of Trustees for the University of Chattanooga, this foundation presently manages the University’s private endowment.

Officers of the Board (2005-2006)Robert Kirk Walker, ChairmanJohn R. Anderson, Vice ChairmanJerry V. Adams, TreasurerWilliam L. Taylor, Jr., SecretaryGeoff Young, CounselRoger G. Brown, Ex-OfficioJohn D. Petersen, Ex-OfficioRuth W. Brinkley, Jr., Ex-Officio

MembersLee S. AndersonLewis Card, Jr.Gary ChazenRobert P. CorkerM. Ryan CrimmonsJoseph F. Decosimo

Roger W. DicksonA. Russell FribergVicky B. GreggThomas C. GriscomJohn P. GuerryZan GuerryWilliam S. HarveyClifford L. Hendrix, Jr.James L. HillRuth S. HolmbergSummerfield K. Johnston, Jr.W. Allan Jones James D. Kennedy, IIIH. Grant Law, Jr.Brenda G. LawsonMichael I. LebovitzThomas A. Lupton, Jr.Robert H. MaclellanW. A. Bryan PattenBenjamin R. ProbascoHoward W. RoddyEmil T. Schaerer, IIFrank V. Schriner, Jr.

Alice Lupton SmithBill W. StacyPaul M. StarnesJudith F. StoneJohn C. StophelJohn C. ThorntonJoseph B. WatersJames L. WolfordJo Ann Yates

Alumni Associate TrusteesDavid NoblitWard PettyShane Neal

Life TrusteeThomas O. Duff, Jr.Scott L. Probasco, Jr.James D. Kennedy, Jr.

University AdministrationThe University of TennesseeJohn Petersen

PresidentJack H. Britt

Executive Vice PresidentGary Rogers

Chief Financial OfficerRobert A. Levy

Vice President for Academic AffairsDavid Millhorn

Vice President of ResearchHank C. Dye

Vice President for Public and Governmental RelationsHenry Nemcik

Vice President for Development and Alumni AffairsCatherine S. Mizell

Vice President, General Counsel and SecretaryTheotis Robinson

Vice President for Equity and DiversityJoseph DiPietro

Vice President for AgricultureCharles M. Peccolo Jr.

Vice President and TreasurerSylvia S. Davis

Vice President for Administration and Finance

The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Roger G. Brown

ChancellorHerbert Burhenn, Jr.

Interim Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic AffairsRichard Brown

Vice Chancellor for Finance and Operations Robert E. Lyon

Vice Chancellor for University Advancement Hubert L. Prevost, Jr.

Interim Vice Chancellor for Student DevelopmentCharles Nelson

Acting Dean of the College of Arts and SciencesRichard Casavant

Dean of the College of Business AdministrationJ. Ronald Bailey

Dean of the College of Engineering and Computer ScienceMary Tanner

Dean of the College of Health, Education and Applied Professional StudiesDeborah E. Arfken

Dean of the Graduate SchoolTheresa Liedtka

Dean of the Library

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Academic ProcessionalMace BearerRichard Rice

Installation MarshalDeborah McAllister

Assistant Installation MarshalCathie Smith

Representing Institutions of Higher Education*Jim Frierson, Princeton University (The College of New Jersey)Loren Crabtree, The University of Tennessee at KnoxvilleRichard Park, Rhodes CollegeRonald Smith, Auburn UniversityJohn P. Guerry, The University of the South at SewaneeGregory Stuart McGuire, Vanderbilt UniversityBarbara Mosely Segrest, Mississippi University for WomenAllen Meadors, University of North Carolina - PembrokeLinda Farnsworth, Elon CollegeTom Payne, The University of Tennessee at MartinWilliam F. Owen, Jr. M.D.,

The University of Tennessee Health Science Center, Memphis

Kaylene A. Gebert, Ph.D., Middle Tennessee State UniversityNorma MacRae, East Tennessee State UniversityAugustus Bankhead, Tennessee State UniversityStephen Livesay, Bryan CollegeDanny Lovett, Tennessee Temple UniversityNiel Nielson, Covenant CollegeJames L. Catanzaro,

Chattanooga State Technical Community CollegeCarl Hite, Cleveland State Community College

*Listed in order of founding date.

Audience please rise when the Mace Bearer enters andremain standing throughout the National Anthem.Patten Chapel February 18, 2006

P.K. GeevargheseSarla MurgaiCharles NelsonFran BenderMike RussellLewis SumbergAlan WhiteEdward RozemaAnne JohnsonBarbara WoffordLyn MilesRichard CasavantJohn FulmerDorothy WilliamsDouglas KutzAnne LindseyGene SchlerethEdwin FosterEileen MeagherMichael BellJim HenryJocelyn SandersJack ThompsonNicholas HonerkampWilliam Prince

Gail MeyerKittrell RushingRebecca St GoarLucien EllingtonDeborah ArfkenEdward McMahonVerbie PrevostGavin TownsendBetty McNultyFritz EfawRoland CarterKatherine RehyanskyRandy WalkerRobert EspesethDeborah IngramJamie F. HarveyPhil KazemerskyDavid LevineGregory O'DeaIrven ResnickJoyce SmithValarie AdamsAniekan EbiefungJ.R. ClarkDeborah McAllister

Jonathan MiesTimothy GaudinCharles LippyShela Van NessOralia Preble-NiemiNancy FellBurch OglesbyCatherine SmithVictoria SteinbergMatt GreenwellHelen EigenbergLee HarrisTony LeaseVicki PetzkoCheryl RobinsonJohn GraefPatricia KopetzWilfred McClayClaire McCulloughJane ReagorJohn SchaererCecelia WigalJane BrowerKaren McGuffeeObi Ebbe

Barbara MedleyDavid PittengerGail DawsonAnn HolmesLinda JohnstonJanetta BradleySteven CoxSarah SandefurManuel F. SantiagoValerie TaylorWilliam HarmanJennifer BeechGretchen PottsSandy WatsonDolly GerreganoRobert LyonRon BaileyTammy GarlandCatherine KendallCharlene SimmonsToni CarterBeverly SimmonsJohn FreemanClifton Cleaveland**Listed in order of appointment.

Representing The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Faculty**

Representing The University of TennesseeAdministration

Hank DyeRobert Levy

Representing The University of Tennessee atChattanooga Administration

Richard BrownBob LyonHugh Prevost

Representing Governing BodiesRichard Rhoda, State of TennesseeBo Watson, State RepresentativeJames Murphy, III, The University of Tennessee Board of Trustees

Installation Party and Honored GuestsDr. James H. Woodward, Jr., Chancellor Emeritus,

The University of North Carolina at CharlotteDr. Bill W. Stacy, Former Chancellor,

The University of Tennessee at ChattanoogaDr. Frederick W. Obear, Chancellor Emeritus,

The University of Tennessee at ChattanoogaMs. Ruth Brinkley, Chair, Chancellor’s Roundtable,

The University of Tennessee at ChattanoogaMr. Robert Kirk Walker, Chairman,

The University of Chattanooga Foundation

Ms. Amy Prevost, President, Student Government Association, The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, and Trustee,The University of Tennessee

Dr. Richard Rice, Professor of History and President of the FacultySenate, The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, and Trustee,The University of Tennessee

Mr. Dean Skadberg, President, The University of Tennessee National Alumni Association

The Honorable Ron Littlefield, Mayor, City of ChattanoogaThe Honorable Claude Ramsey, County Mayor, Hamilton CountyThe Honorable David Fowler, Tennessee State SenatorDr. Richard G. Rhoda, Executive Director,

Tennessee Higher Education CommissionMr. Shane Neal, President,

The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Alumni BoardDr. Herbert Burhenn, Acting Provost,

The University of Tennessee at ChattanoogaMr. Don C. Stansberry, Jr., Vice Chair,

The University of Tennessee Board of TrusteesDr. John Petersen, President, The University of TennesseeDr. Carolyn Thompson, Professor, The University of Tennessee at

Chattanooga and Spouse of Chancellor Roger G. BrownDr. Roger G. Brown, Chancellor,

The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga