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  • Prof. Yozwiak is recipient of Science Faculty fellowship 
    Unknown author (1958-03-02)
    Professor Bernard J. Yozwiak, a member of the YU mathematics faculty, was awarded a Science Faculty Fellowship by the National Science Foundation for the summers of 1958 and 1959. He was to use the time to work toward his ...
  • Professor accepts position as diplomat 
    Kolarik, Jo Ann (1984-05-29)
    Carey Cavanaugh, a professor of political science at YSU, accepted a position with the U.S. Department of State as a Foreign Service Officer. Cavanaugh stated that he would be specializing in political affairs and hopes ...
  • Professor leaves fond memories 
    Jenkins, Richard M. (1989-05-26)
    The late Dr. Gary L. Green is euologized. A professor of American literature in the YSU English Department, Green died of cancer.
  • Professor receives honor from YSU groups 
    Banner, Valerie (2001-03-29)
    Professor Sarah Brown-Clark is recognized for being a positive role model for African-American women. The award presentation was part of Women's History Month.
  • Professor retires after forty years of service at YSU 
    Unknown author (1985-10-08)
    Dr. Ilajean Feldmiller, professor of home economics, announced her retirement after serving 40 years at YSU.
  • Professor stabbed in YSU deck 
    Leone, Dan (1984-08-02)
    Dr. Jack Bakos, chairman of the YSU Civil Engineering Department, was stabbed in the neck and chest as he approached his car in the Lincoln parking deck. The assailant fled on foot after robbing Bakos. YSU President Neil ...
  • Professor wins Emmy award 
    Unknown author (1989-05-12)
    Dr. Saul Friedman of YSU's History Department and Dr. Herbert Hochhauser of Kent State University won an Emmy award for their documentary, " Voice of Giants: A Century of Zionism." Both professors previously won Emmy awards ...
  • Professor's book illustrates YSU history 
    Gatta, John (1983-03-11)
    YSU announces the publication of Dr. Alvin Skardon’s book, Steel Valley University: The Origins of Youngstown State. The book covers the history of YSU from its inception as a YMCA school to 1967 as Youngstown University ...
  • Professor, former union president dies 
    Banner, Valerie (2001-02-13)
    Professor Mark Shutes died February 11 of cardiac arrest. Shutes, who taught in the department of sociology and anthropology, was the president of YSU-OEA; Dr. David Porter will assume those duties.
  • Protest march peaceful 
    Unknown author (1968-05-24)
    A protest march was staged on the YSU campus core to express outrage at the failure of the administration to renew the contract of Ron Daniels, an instructor in the Social Sciences Department. The protest was peaceful.
  • Protestant chaplain to leave April 1st 
    Unknown author (1966-01-07)
    The Reverend Albert L. Linder, YU's Protestant chaplain for 18 years, resigned effective April 1, 1966. Though he enjoyed his time at the university, Linder informed the Youngstown Council of Churches that a younger spiritual ...
  • Protests accompany Eban lecture Monday 
    Votaw, Lyndie (1978-05-05)
    Protests staged by angry Arabs--including Palestiniansand Iranians--brought attention to a lecture given by Abba Eban, the former Israeli foreign minister.
  • Provost Gillis to step down from administrative chair 
    Unknown author (The Jambar, 1991-08-15)
    Dr. Bernard T. Gillis announces his desire to step down from his post as provost and return to teaching chemistry. His decision stems from his dissatisfaction with a recent presidential search in which Gillis was a candidate.
  • PSC follows recommendation, fires Narduzzi 
    Moore, Joseph (1985-12-03)
    The YSU Public Service Committee, upon the recommendation of athletic director Joe Malmisur, fired head football coach Bill Narduzzi. Three assistant coaches also were terminated.
  • Psychology instructor has book of poems published 
    Unknown author (1957-11-08)
    Professor John W. Barre, of the Youngstown University Psychology Department, was the author of a book of poems entitled "This Enchanting World," a collection of poems for children of all ages.
  • Pugsley assistant receives Equal Opportunity position 
    Unknown author (1972-07-06)
    Hugh A. Frost, assistant to President Albert Pugsley, was appointed Equal Opportunity Officer and will serve as executive secretary to the Affirmative Action Committee.
  • Pugsley elected president of North Central group 
    Unknown author (1971-04-02)
    Dr. Albert L. Pugsley, president of YSU, was elected to serve as president of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. The NCA is the largest regional accrediting agency in the United States.
  • Pugsley says faculty cut is very possible 
    Unknown author (1971-11-19)
    A drop in enrollment causes YSU to consider cutbacks in the number of university faculty. President Albert Pugsley was non-committal on specifics but stated that such cuts were a very real possibility.
  • Quarter system reviewed 
    Unknown author (1968-01-05)
    YSU students adjust to the new academic calendar based upon quarters instead of semesters. The new calendar began with the Fall 1967 year.
  • Question whether Pat Penguin will strut for games 
    Unknown author (1942-09-16)
    Since the demise of her mate, Youngstown College's surviving live mascot, Patricia Penguin, spent the summer at the Cleveland Zoo. It was decided that she would remain at the zoo until a proper facility was constructed for ...

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