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TABLE OF CONTENTSRoster/Schedule 1Head Coach 2

DJ PintonAssistant Coaches 3

PJ BartolottoBrett SteinbergJeremy Taylor

Season Outlook 4Returning Players 5-9Newcomers 10-112004 Statistics/Results 14Single Season Leaders 15New Jersey Athletic Conference 16President 17

Peter MercerVice President 17

Pamela M. BischoffActing Director of Athletics

Michael J. Ricciardi 18Support Staff 19Directions to Ramapo 20About Ramapo 21

QUICK FACTSName: Ramapo College of New Jersey

Location: Mahwah, NJFounded: 1971

President: Dr. Peter MercerActing Director of Athletics: Michael Ricciardi

Nickname: RoadrunnersColors: Maroon and Black

Affiliation: NCAA Division III, ECACConference: New Jersey Athletic Conference

The 2005 Ramapo College Men’sSoccer Media Guide was written,designed and edited by RachelMcCann, director of sports information,marketing, and planning. Assistancewas provided by Jan Koslowsky, KateLevin, and Danna Corprew. Printingwas provided by Printing Images,Wanaque, NJ. Photos taken by CarlisleStockton. Special thanks to DJ Pintonand his staff for their help and coopera-tion and to Michael J. Ricciardi and theentire athletic staff for their support.

Senior Matt Chester


Ramapo Men’s Soccer - 1

ROSTER (Pre-Season)

SCHEDULEDATE DAY OPPONENT TIMESeptember 1 Thursday YORK 2:30 PMSeptember 3 Saturday PRESIDENT’S CUP

RCNJ vs. POLYTECHNIC NOONTCNJ vs. JOHN JAY 2:00 PM

September 4 Sunday PRESIDENT’S CUPTCNJ vs. POLYTECHNIC NOONRCNJ vs. JOHN JAY 2:00 PM

September 7 Wednesday FDU FLORHAM 4:00 PMSeptember 10 Saturday at Eastern Connecticut 2:30 PMSeptember 17 Saturday at Rutgers Newark * 1:00 PMSeptember 21 Wednesday COLEGE OF NEW JERSEY* 4:00 PMSeptember 24 Saturday WILLIAM PATERSON* 1:00 PMSeptember 28 Wednesday at Kean* 7:30 PM

October 1 Saturday MONTCLAIR* 1:00 PMOctober 2 Sunday ALUMNI GAME 1:00 PMOctober 8 Saturday at SUNY Old Westbury 1:00 PMOctober 12 Wednesday at New Jersey City* 3:30 PMOctober 15 Saturday at Richard Stockton* 1:00 PMOctober 19 Wednesday DELAWARE VALLEY 1:30 PMOctober 22 Saturday ROWAN* 1:00 PM

Senior DayOctober 26 Wednesday at Rutgers Camden* 7:00 PM

*Indicates NJAC CompetitionAll Home Games in BOLD CAPS

NO. NAME POS. YR. HT. WT. Hometown/High School0 Michael Kull GK Fr. 5’11 180 Millville, NJ/Millville Senior 1 Patrick Jagodzinski GK Jr. 6’3 200 Lebanon, NJ/Immaculata 2 Matt Chester MF Sr. 6’0 165 Hamilton, NJ/Steinert3 Ryan Lahey MF Fr. 5’10 150 Middletown, NJ/Middletown South4 Justin Reynolds F Jr. 5’11 180 Hackettstown, NJ/Hackettstown5 David Taylor MF So. 6’2 197 Hackensack, NJ/Hawthorne Christian6 Michael DiMauro D So. 5’11 160 Wayne, NJ/Wayne Hills7 Bryan Choma D So. 5’11 180 Middletown, NJ/ Middletown North8 Benji Eggart MF Fr. 5’9 164 Paterson, NJ/Don Bosco Prep9 Jamie Biwald F Jr. 5’10 165 Stratford, NJ/Gloucester Catholic10 Mutlu Duru MF Fr. 6’0 165 Paterson, NJ/John F. Kennedy 11 Josh Taylor F Jr. 6’0 175 Hackensack, NJ/Hawthorne Christian12 Emmanuel Zeon GK Sr. 5’11 195 Howell, NJ/Howell13* Will Mazzuto F Jr. 5’10 170 Saddle River, NJ/Northern Highlands14 Raffaele Lauretta MF So. 5’8 145 Saddle Brook, NJ/Don Bosco Prep15 Brandon Pompliano D Fr. 5’8 175 Highlands, NJ/Middletown North16 Jim Scillieri F Fr. 5’7 160 Wayne, NJ/Wayne Valley17 Manolo Viotti D Sr. 6’3 188 Galicia, Spain/German School Cape Town18 Michael Unger MF Sr. 6’2 175 Long Branch, NJ/Red Bank Catholic19 Matthew Crimi MF So. 6’1 180 Hackettstown, NJ/Hackettstown 20 Angel Mero F Sr. 5’11 180 Randolph, NJ/Randolph 21 Garrett Keating MF So. 5’8 150 Woodbridge, NJ/Woodbridge22 Anthony Antoniello GK So. 6’1 185 Totowa, NJ/Don Bosco Prep23 Dan Luker D Fr. 5’7 170 Middletown, NJ/Middletown North24 Kevin Bradley MF Fr. 5’8 140 Rockaway, NJ/ Morris Hills25 Michael Miller D Fr. 5’11 180 Middletown, NJ/Middletown North26 Jeff Craig F Fr. 5’10 175 Sayreville, NJ/Sayreville War Memorial 28 Ozgur Uyaroglu MF Fr. 5’9 195 Cliffside Park, NJ/Cliffside Park 29 Pedro Martinez D/MF Fr. 5’9 150 Harrison, NJ/Harrison 30 Chris Trimboli F Fr. 5’5 156 Middletown, NJ/Middletown South32 Nicholas Mataya MF Jr. 5’9 150 West Paterson, NJ/Passaic Valley34 Bill Thorne GK Fr. 5’10 160 Hasbrouck Heights, NJ/Hasbrouck Heights

Head Coach: DJ Pinton (Second Year)Assistant Coaches: PJ Bartolotto (Eighth Year), Brett Steinberg (First Year)Student Assistant: Jeremy Taylor (First Year)Team Manager: Mark Tigue

*Indicates Captain



DJ PintonCoach DJ Pinton enters his second season as head coach of

the Ramapo College Men’sSoccer team. Pinton served asan assistant to the program forfour years before taking over theprogram at the start of the 2004fall season. In just his first year,Pinton’s team recorded a 12-6-1overall record while recording a3-4-1 record in conference play.The team headed to the NJACpost-season tournament for thesecond year in a row, their tenthyear in a row making a post-sea-son tournament appearance.

Entering his sixth year with the program, Coach Pinton bringsa wealth of soccer experience.

Coach Pinton returns to his alma mater after completing hisdegree in marketing in 1999. A three year member of theRoadrunner men’s soccer team, Pinton left his mark as one ofthe top players in program history. In his first year with the pro-gram the team reached its first ever post-season berth reach-ing the ECAC semi-finals. In his second year he helped guidethe men’s soccer team to a 16-5-1 record and the programsfirst ever post-season championship winning the ECAC title. Inthat same year Coach Pinton received the first of his consecu-tive First Team All-New Jersey Athletic Conference honors andwas named the 1997 Ramapo College Athlete of the Year. Inhis final season as a Roadrunner, Pinton helped lead the teamto its first ever NCAA Tournament appearance and collectedMid-Atlantic Regional All-American honors on top of his all-conference and all-state honors.

Coach Pinton has also spent time overseas training with Italianprofessional club A.C. Arezzo under then Head Coach SerseCosmi.

Aside from coaching at Ramapo College, Pinton serves as thefull time Assistant Coordinator of Athletic Facilities andResource Management and in his spare time he is alsoinvolved with youth soccer serving as the Director of theCosmos Soccer Camps.

HEAD COACH

Coach Pinton's Coaching Career at RamapoYear Overall NJAC Post-Season Team Captain(s)2004 12-6-1 3-4-1 ECAC Semi-Finalist Frank Marone

Norm CrochetiereJeremy Taylor

1 Year 12-6-1 (3-4-1 NJAC)

Coach Pinton's Playing Career at RamapoYear Overall NJAC Post-Season Awards1995 11-7-1 5-4-0 ECAC Semi-Finalist NJAC Honorable Mention1996 16-5-1 4-4-1 ECAC Champions 1st Team NJAC

RCNJ Athlete or YearNSCAA/Umbro All-Mid Atlantic

1997 13-5-0 6-3-0 NCAA Tournament 1st Team NJACNSCAA All-Mid Atlantic

Career Record: 40-17-2 (15-11-1 NJAC)

Past Ramapo Seasons

Year Overall NJAC Post-Season Team Captain(s)1989 7-11-1 0-8-1 John Mattessich1990 3-12-2 0-8-1 Sean Regiec1991 5-12-2 2-5-2 MikeMaksymiw1992 8-9-0 5-4-0 Andrew Remias1993 6-10-0 1-7-0 Gyogy Rupp1994 10-6-1 2-6-1 Matt Smith1995 11-7-1 5-4-0 ECAC Semi-Finalist Fatmir Mimini

Filippo Baldino1996 16-5-1 4-4-1 ECAC Champions Filippo Baldino

Eric Jenski1997 13-5-0 6-3-0 NCAA Qualifier Giancarlo Lepore

Nansha Kalonji1998 10-5-2 5-2-2 ECAC Semi-Finalist Tom Lepore

Jason Burnside1999 14-3-2 6-2-1 ECAC Semi-Finalist Marco Chung

Tom LeporeJoe Armooh

2000 11-8-1 2-6-1 ECAC Semi-Finalist Antonio Moreira2001 10-11 3-6 ECAC Semi-Finalist Antonio Moreira2002 10-6-1 4-5 ECAC Semi-Finalist Brett Matthews

Stephen Stalgaitis2003 14-4-3 5-3-1 ECAC Finalist Brett Matthews

Stephen StalgaitisKevin Packen

2004 12-6-1 3-4-1 ECAC Semi-Finalist Frank MaroneNorm CrochetiereJeremy Taylor

16 Years 160-122-16 (53-76-11 NJAC)



PJ BartolottoAssistant Coach

After seven years as the Roadrunner’sgoalkeeping coach, PJ Bartolotto willserve his ninth year as the interimassistant coach. He spent four years asa goalkeeper in college, two years ofthem in the net for Ramapo College.

A 1998 graduate of Ramapo Collegewith a degree in Environmental Studies,Bartolotto enjoyed a successful goal-keeping career at Ramapo during the

team's turnaround years in 1994 and 1995. He served as thegoalkeeper on the '95 squad which finished the year with an11-7-1 overall record. It was the first-ever men's soccer teamto make a post-season appearance, competing in the ECACMetro NY/NJ semi-final game. For his efforts Coach Bartolottowas named to the NJAC All- Conference Second Team.

Prior to returning to Ramapo, he served as an assistant coachof the men's soccer team at County College of Morris andcoached at Don Bosco Tech for three years.

He also serves as the coordinator of athletic facilities andresource manager for the Athletic Department.

Jeremy TaylorStudent Assistant

While finishing his degree in Literature,4-year starter Jeremy Taylor will returnto his former team to serve as a studentassistant on Head Coach DJ Pinton’sstaff. Taylor played one year under thedirection of Coach DJ Pinton, and threeyears under former Head Coach PeppePinton, tallying a 46-27-5 overall record,and a 15-18-2 conference record duringhis campaign. Taylor also helped leadhis team to four straight post-season

appearances including two trips to the New Jersey AthleticConference Championship Tournament.

During Taylor’s junior year, he helped to lead the Roadrunnersto #1 in the Metro Region and as high as #8 on the nationalcharts. Taylor was a standout player receiving awards such asTeam’s Most Valuable Player, NJAC 2nd Team All-Conference(two straight seasons), and 2nd Team NCAA Metro Region.Taylor was a two-year captain showing leadership both on thefield and off.

Taylor currently holds a 3.4 GPA and has been named to theNJAC All-Academic 1st Team, Ramapo College AthleticDirector’s 1st Team All-Academic, and the Dean’s List.

Brett SteinbergGoalkeeping Coach

Brett Steinberg enters his first year asthe goalkeeper coach for the RamapoRoadrunners. He comes to Ramapoafter recently graduating from TheRichard Stockton College of NJ in Maywhere he completed his degree inCommunications with a minor inMarketing.

Coach Steinberg was a two-year starterfor the Ospreys before suffering a

career ending injury to his back. In 2001, Coach Steinbergstarted 25 out of 27 games and helped lead Richard Stocktonto their first ever NCAA National Championship Title. The teamalso set the national record for wins in a season (25-1-1) thesame year. Coach Steinberg was also recognized as a two-time NJAC Defensive Player of the Week and was named tothe Honorable Mention All-NJAC team.

During his high school career at Northern Highlands, he was afour-year starter during which he was a two-time Group 3 sec-tional winner. He was the First-Team All-Bergen County goal-keeper in 1999 and 2000, as well as being voted Goalkeeperof the Decade by the Bergen Record. In his four years he com-piled a 79-14-4 record and had 50 career shutouts.

In his spare time he is a head staff member of KeepersAdvantage goalkeeping club, where he began training at theage of nine.

COACHING STAFF

The Ramapo College Men's Soccer Team is looking forward to another strongcampaign in 2005. Second year Head Coach DJ Pinton looks to continue thesuccess the program has enjoyed over the past eleven years. The Roadrunnersreturn all but three starters from the 2004 team.

Senior forward Matt Chester returns to the team after missing most of last yearwith an injury. The return of Chester along with junior forwards Will Mazzuto andJosh Taylor should strengthen the offensive production of the team. Incomingsenior transfer Angel Mero, freshmen Mutlu Duru (Kennedy High School) andJimmy Scillieri (Wayne Valley High School) will also look to make an impact upon top for the Roadrunners.

Returning sophomores David Taylor, Raffaele Lauretta, Garrett Keating, alongwith freshman Benji Eggart (Don Bosco High School), look to control the centralpart of the field while juniors Jamie Biwald and Nick Mataya will be joined withincoming junior transfer Kevin Bradley on the flanks.

The defense will be anchored by senior Manolo Viotti, sophomores MichaelDiMauro, Bryan Choma, and Justin Reynolds while incoming freshmen RyanLahey (Middletown South High School) and Brandon Pompliano (MiddletownNorth High School) will look to contribute in the back as well.

In the net, junior Patrick Jagodzinski looks to duplicate his first two campaignsthat earned him all-conference honors. Jagodzinski will be challenged by seniorEmmanuel Zeon, sophomore Anthony Antoniello and incoming freshmen MikeKull (Millville High School).



2004 Roadrunners

SEASON OUTLOOK

Senior Michael Unger

Junior Will MazzutoSenior Manolo Viotti



RETURNERS#2 - Matt Chester

SR. - MIDFIELDER - 6'0" - 165 - HAMILTON, NJ - STEINERT General: Player with good speed and skills...Will be looked upon to lead the team in scoring.2001 Freshman Year: Tallied two goals and two assists in 14 starts...Played 19 total games...Added onegame winner while facing conference rival Montclair State.2002 Sophomore Year: Played in 17 games...Started 16...Tallied six goals and six assists....Team’s MostImproved Player...NJAC Honorable Mention.2003 Junior Year: Played in 21 games...Started 19...Led the team in points with 17...Posted five goalsand seven assists...Added two game winners, vs. New Jersey City, 3-0, and in the ECAC Semi-Finalmatch-up vs. Stockton, 2-0...Named to the 2nd Team NJAC All-Conference and NCAA Metro RegionTeams.2004 Senior Year: Medical Red-Shirt.Personal: Majoring in information systems...A member of the AXP fraternity.

#18 - Michael UngerSR. - MIDFIELDER - 6’2” - 175 - LONG BRANCH, NJ - RED BANK CATHOLICGeneral: A solid versatile player who can play almost anywhere on the field.2002 Freshman Year: Played in 12 games...Started one...Scored one goal...Added three assists... Team’sRookie of the Year. 2003 Sophomore Year: Played in 15 games, started nine...Ripped eight shots.2004 Junior Year: Played in 13 games while starting four...Posted one assist...Ripped six shots.

Personal: A communications major...Awarded 1st Team All A-Central Conference in high school...A mem-ber of Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity.

#17 - Manolo ViottiSR. - DEFENDER - 6’3” - 185 - GALICIA, SPAIN/GERMANSCHOOLCAPETOWNGeneral: An intelligent player with good skills...Excellent in the air...Will be looked upon to defensivelycontrol the middle of the field.2002 Freshman Year: Played in nine games...Started five...Added three assists.2003 Sophomore Year: Played in 18 games...Started nine...Posted one assist for one point...Named MostImproved Player.2004 Junior Year: Played in 18 games while starting 17...Posted ten shots...Hit the back of the netonce...Contributed one assist...A solid defender...Named Team’s Most Valuable Player.

Personal: A biology major...A member of ”Stahmer Preis” of the German School Cape Town for academicachievement.

#12 - Emmanuel ZeonSR. - GOALKEEPER - 5’11” - 195 - HOWELL, NJ - HOWELLGeneral: Excellent athlete who makes a return back in the net after sitting out last year with an injury.2003 Junior Year: Played in ten games...Ripped five shots.

Personal: Majoring in communications holding a 3.2 GPA...A transfer from Brookdale CommunityCollege...Named captain at Brookdale...A member of SAAC.

#13 - Will MazzutoJR. - FORWARD - 5’10” - 170 - SADDLE RIVER, NJ - NORTHERN HIGHLANDSGeneral: One of this year’s captains...Will be looked upon to contribute even more then his first seasonwith the program.2004 Sophomore Year: Played in all 19 games while starting 18...Led the team in goals with 11...Postedfive game winners, team leading...Recorded three assists...Recorded 25 points...Named to the NJACHonorable Mention team.

Personal: A transfer from Richard Stockton College...Majoring in communications...All-League for soccer,sophomore, junior and senior year in high school...3rd Team All-County, All-State Honorable Mention, sen-ior year.

#1 - Patrick JagodzinskiJR. - GOALKEEPER - 6’3” - 200 - LEBANON, NJ - IMMACULATAGeneral: Excellent goalkeeper who controls the goal area extremely well.2003 Freshman Year: Played in 15 games while starting all 15...Tallied 1335:32 minutes in front of thenet...Recorded a 0.61 goals against average, second best in school history...Posted 71 saves...Broke theall-time shutout record with seven...Named team Rookie of the Year...Ramapo College Rookie of theYear...Named to the NJAC 1st Team All-Conference...Named to the NCAA Metro Region 2nd Team.2004 Sophomore Year: Played in 16 games while starting 15...Played 1395:15 minutes...Posted a 1.10GAA...Recorded seven shut outs, tying his own school record...Posted 74 saves...Named to the NJACHonorable Mention team.

Personal: Majoring in communications...All-County 1st Team...Somerset County Champions 2002.

#11 - Josh TaylorJR. - FORWARD - 6’0” - 175 - HACKENSACK, NJ - HAWTHORNE CHRISTIANGeneral: Hardworking forward who has a great nose for the goal.2003 Freshman Year: Started 16 games...Played in 20...Third on the team in goals scored withfour...Recorded two assists for a total of ten points...Posted two game winning goals, one vs. Moravian, 2-0, and one vs. Medgar Evers, 1-0 in overtime.2004 Sophomore Year: Played in 18 games while starting 12...Recorded six goals, second on theteam...Added six assists totaling 18 points...Recorded three game winning goals...Went 1-1 from thepenalty mark...Named to the NJAC 2nd Team All-Conference.

Personal: Majoring in business management...Second Team All-County...Honorable Mention All-State...Graduated with honors...Receives an academic scholarship at Ramapo.

#32 - Nicholas MatayaJR. - MIDFIELDER - 5’9” - 150 - WEST PATERSON, NJ - PASSAIC VALLEYGeneral: Very good lateral midfielder who has showed steady improvement...Has the ability to emerge asa regular starter in the lineup.2003 Freshman Year: Made an appearance in five games...Posted one goal and one assist for threepoints.2004 Sophomore Year: Played in 12 games while starting eight...Posted two goals...Contributed oneassist...Tallied five points.

Personal: A business major...Received 2nd Team All-League and Honorable Mention All-County in highschool, 2002...Also was awarded Honorable Mention All-League, 2001...Best Offensive Award.



RETURNERS

#9 - Jamie BiwaldJR. - MIDFIELDER - 5’10” - 165 - STRATFORD, NJ - GLOUCESTER CATHOLICGeneral: Hardworking lateral midfielder with good skill...Must continue to improve and utilize the hardwork ethic that got him onto the field in the past two seasons.2003 Freshman Year: Played in 19 games while starting 13...Tied for third on the team in goals withfour...Added one assist for nine total points.2004 Sophomore Year: Played in 16 games while starting five...Posted one goal...Added one assist.

Personal: Majoring in communications...A member of SAAC...Co-Captain in 2000-2002...ReceivedCoach’s Award, Most Dedicated Player,Most Improved Player, and Most Valuable Player over high schoolcareer...2002, senior year, Honorable Mention All-State, 1st Team All-Parochial South Jersey, 1st TeamAll-Tri-County (All-Conference), 1st Team Glouscester County Times.

#4 - Justin ReynoldsSO. - DEFENDER - 5’11” - 165 - HACKETTSTOWN, NJ - HACKETTSTOWNGeneral: Solid player who is very strong on the ball...Is making a transition into the defense this year.2003 Freshman Year: Saw time in 11 games...Ripped five shots.2004 Sophomore Year: Medical Red-Shirt.

Personal: Majoring in political science...A member of Alpha Chi Rho...Honorable Mention Player of theWeek...Honorable Mention All-Conference...2nd Team All-Area.

#21 - Garrett KeatingSO. - MIDFIELDER - 5’8” - 150 - WOODBRIDGE, NJ - WOODBRIDGEGeneral: An attacking minded midfielder who has great potential.2004 Freshman Year: Played in 13 games...Started one...Posted one goal...Added one assist...Totaledthree points...Ripped eight shots.

Personal: Majoring in information systems...GMC All-White Division, 2001-2003...GMC All-Conference,2003, Honorable Mention, 2002...All-Middlesex County, 2003...NJHSC All-State Honorable Mention,2003...WHS Offensive Player of the Year...WHS MVP Award, 2002-2003...Captain.

#14 - Raffaele LaurettaSO. - MIDFIELDER - 5’8” - 145 - SADDLE BROOK, NJ - DON BOSCO PREPGeneral: Talented midfielder who fought through an injury plagued freshmen year...Will be looked upon tohave a breakout sophmore season.2004 Freshman Year: Made an appearance in two games...Ripped two shots.

Personal: Majoring in biology and holds a 3.4 GPA...Named All-League 1st Team, All-Suburban 1stTeam, All-County 1st Team, All-State 3rd Team in high school...National Honors Society and Who’s WhoAmong American high school students.



RETURNERS

#19 - Matt CrimiSO. - MIDFIELDER - 6’1” - 180 - HACKETTSTOWN, NJ - HACKETTSTOWNGeneral: Tough midfielder who needs to improve on his freshman year.2004 Freshman Year: Played in 11 games while starting two...Posted two shots.

Personal: Awarded 1st Team All-Conference...1st Team All-West Jersey...All-State Honorable Mention inhigh school...Planning to major in applied science.

#7 - Bryan ChomaSO. - DEFENDER - 5’11” - 180 - MIDDLETOWN, NJ - MIDDLETOWN NORTHGeneral: Strong defender with very good skills...Will be looked upon to help solidify the defense this year.2004 Freshman Year: Played in ten games and started six...Recorded two goals...Contributed fourassists...Posted eights points...Ripped nine shots.

Personal: Two year captain in high school...Three year varsity letter winner...2002 Group “A” NorthChamps...Awarded Hendrickson Award.

#6 - Michael DiMauroSO. - DEFENDER - 5’11” - 160 - WAYNE, NJ - WAYNE HILLSGeneral: Intelligent sure footed defender who saw most of time at the sweeper position last year.2004 Freshman Year: Played in 18 games while starting 17...Ripped two shots on goal...Named Team’sRookie of the Year.

Personal: Majoring in accounting...1st Team All-County and NBIC All-Conference in high school.

#5 - David TaylorSO. - MIDFIELDER - 6’2” - 190 - HACKENSACK, NJ - HAWTHORNE CHRISTIANGeneral: Talented midfielder who got stronger as his freshman campaign went on...Has the ability to be adominant force in the conference.2004 Freshman Year: Played in 16 games...Was tied for third on the team in goals with five...Contributedtwo assists...Recorded 12 points...Scored one game winning goal.

Personal: Undecided major...1st Team All-State, 2003-2004...1st Team All-County, 2002-2004.

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#23 - Dan LukerFR. - DEFENDER - 5’7” - 170 - MIDDLETOWN, NJ - MIDDLETOWN NORTHGeneral: Extremely tough defender who is coming off an injury during his freshman year.2004 Freshman Year: Medical Red-Shirt.

Personal: Majoring in business...1st Team All A-North Division, 2nd Team All-County, All-State HonorableMention...Captain in high school.

#25 - Michael MillerFR. - MIDFIELDER/FORWARD - 5’11” - 175 - MIDDLETOWN, NJ - MIDDLETOWN NORTHGeneral: Extremely tough defender who is coming off an injury during his freshman year.2004 Freshman Year: Medical Red-Shirt.

Personal: Majoring in information systems...Most Dedicated and Athletic Player in high school...AwardedHenderickson Award and Ensign Award.


Sophomore Bryan ChomaJunior Will Mazzuto



NEWCOMERS#20 - Angel Mero

SR. - FORWARD - 5’11” - 180RANDOLPH, NJ - RANDOLPHPersonal: Majoring in computer science...Atransfer from CCM...Named 1st Team All-County in high school...1st Team All-American at CCM.

#24 - Kevin BradleyJR. - FORWARD - 5’8” - 140ROCKAWAY, NJ - MORRIS HILLSPersonal: A transfer from CCM...Majoring incriminal justice...1st Team All-Conference,2nd Team All-Region in 2003 at CCM.

#22 - Anthony AntonielloSO. - GOALKEEPER - 6’1” - 185TOTOWA, NJ - DON BOSCO PREPPersonal: A transfer from KeanUniversity...Majoring in business...Named1st and 3rd Team All-League, 2nd Team All-County, and 2nd Team All-State in highschool.

#0 - Michael KullFR. - GOALKEEPER - 5’11” - 180MILLVILLE, NJ - MILLVILLE SENIORPersonal: Majoring in nursing...1st TeamAll-Conference Cape AtlanticLeague...Named captain in junior and senioryears in high school.

#3 - Ryan LaheyFR. - DEFENDER - 5’10” - 150MIDDLETOWN, NJ - MIDDLETOWNSOUTHPersonal: Majoring in social science.

#8 - Benjamin EggartFR. - MIDFIELDER - 5’9” - 165PATERSON, NJ - DON BOSCO PREPPersonal: Majoring in international busi-ness...All-League and All-County 1st Teamsand 2nd Team All-State in high school.

#10 - Mutlu DuruFR. - MIDFIELDER/FORWARD - 6’0” - 165PATERSON, NJ - JOHN F. KENNEDYPersonal: Majoring in international busi-ness...Named to the All-State, All-County,and All-League 1st Teams in high school.

#15 - Brandon PomplianoFR. - DEFENDER - 5’8” - 175HIGHLANDS, NJ - MIDDLETOWNNORTHPersonal: Majoring in finance...Coach’sAward, Most Valuable Player, and captain inhigh school...1st Team All-Division, 2ndTeam All-County, 1st Team All-County andAll-Shore.

#16 - Jim ScillieriFR. - FORWARD - 5’7” - 160WAYNE, NJ - WAYNE VALLEYPersonal: Majoring in biology...1st Team All-County, 1st Team All-Conference, 1st Team All-North Jersey, 3rd Team All-State, Top 50 All-State, Coach’s Award and Most ValuablePlayer in high school...Maintained a 4.1 (Mindsin Motion) in high school.

#26 - Jeff CraigFR. - FORWARD - 5’10” - 175SAYREVILLE, NJ/SAYREVILLEWARMEM.Personal: 2nd Team All-State, 1st Team All-County...Named captain...Received MostValuable Player and Coach’s Award in highschool.



NEWCOMERS#27 - Anthony Testa

FR. - DEFENDER - 5’10” - 215MIDDLETOWN, NJ - MIDDLETOWNSOUTHPersonal: Two-year captain, Coach’sAward, 1st Team All-Conference, 1st TeamAll-County, Two-Year B-North Champs, Two-Year State Finalists in high school.

#28 - Ozgur UyarogluFR. - MIDFIELDER - 5’10” - 195CLIFFSIDE PK., NJ - CLIFFSIDE PK.Personal: 1st Team All-League, 1st TeamAll-County, Best Defender in League, 2ndTeam Group 2 All-State, 1st Team All-NorthJersey, 3rd Team Associated Press, 1stTeam All-North Jersey Group 2 in highschool.

#29 - Pedro MartinezFR. - DEFENDER - 5’9” - 150HARRISON, NJ - HARRISONPersonal: Undecided major...ProgramPlayer of the Year, ‘02 and ‘03...Two statetitles, ‘02 and ‘03...Captain’s Award...1stTeam All-League, All-County, and All- StateHonorable Mention North in high school.

#30 - Chris TrimboliFR. - FORWARD - 5’5” - 155MIDDLETOWN, NJ - MIDDLETOWN SOUTHPersonal: Majoring in international busi-ness...All-Monmouth County 2nd Team, All-State 2nd Team in high school.

#34 - Bill ThorneFR. - GOALKEEPER - 5’10” - 160HASBROUCK HTS., NJ - HASBROUCKHTS.Personal: Majoring in history...All-League,Most Valuable Player, Two-Year captain forsoccer...All-County 4x800 for winter track inhigh school.

Sophomore Garrett Keating

Senior Manolo Viotti

2005 SOCCER2005 SOCCERSpecial thanks to the following for their continued support

of the Ramapo College Athletic Department!


Art DeMaio

Mazzuto Family

Cosmos Soccer Camps

Field Pro

Stonehenge LLC

Thank you for your continued support!



2004 STATISTICS/RESULTS

Senior Manolo Viotti



SINGLE SEASON LEADERSMost Goals ScoredNansha Kalonji 19 1997Marco Chung 17 1999Nansha Kalonji 13 1994Joe Armooh 12 1998Marco Chung 12 1997Will Mazzuto 11 2004Rob McOmish 11 1994Chris Blackmore 11 2002Andres Giraldo 10 2000Marco Chung 9 1998Chris Blackmore 8 2001Walter Martillo 8 2000Fatmir Mimini 8 1995Adam Auriemma 7 2003Pierre Celestin 7 1994Josh Taylor 6 2004Matt Chester 6 2002Walter Martillo 6 2001Sergio Ulloa 6 2000Jason Burnside 6 1995Joe Armooh 6 1994Walter Martillo 6 1994Many Players Tied 5

Most AssistsNansha Kalonji 21 1994Jorge Chipoco 13 1994Nansha Kalonji 10 1997Verne Alexander 9 1994Joe Armooh 9 1996Marco Chung 8 1999Marco Chung 8 1998Matt Chester 7 2003Marco Chung 7 1997Giancarlo Lepore 7 1997Verne lexander 7 1993Matt Chester 6 2002Paul Taylor 6 2000Antonio Moreira 6 1998Nansha Kalonji 6 1993Antonio Moreira 6 1999James Dooley 5 2001Patrick Petretta 5 2001John Acuna 5 1995Michael Plonski 5 1999Many Players Tied 4

Most Game Winning GoalsNansha Kalonji 6 1997Will Mazzuto 5 2004Joe Armooh 5 1998William Chipoco 4 1996Marco Chung 4 1999Josh Taylor 3 2004Fatmir Mimini 3 1995Chris Blackmore 3 2002Many Players Tied 2

Most Saves by a GoalkeeperEric Stryker 93 2001Adam Heifitz 85 2002Adam Heifitz 84 1998Adam Heifitz 81 1999Adam Heifitz 77 2000Patrick Jagodzinski 74 2004Patrick Jagodzinski 71 2003PJ Bartolotto 61 1995PJ Bartolotto 60 1996

Wilder Otayza 58 1997Taj Pettigrew 46 1999Rich Wolfle 42 2001

Most Shut Outs by a GoalkeeperPatrick Jagodzinski 7.0 2004Patrick Jagodzinski 7.0 2003Wilder Otayza 5.5 1997Adam Heifitz 5.0 2000Adam Heifitz 4.7 1999Adam Heifitz 4.0 2002Eric Stryker 3.3 2001Taj Pettigrew 3.0 1999Adam Heifitz 2.5 1998Fazio Vincenzo 2.0 1993Andrew Remias 2.0 1992Rich Wolfle 1.7 2001PJ Bartolotto 1.5 1995Anthony Segui 1.5 1995Michael Gallina 1.0 1993

Best Goals Against Average by a GoalkeeperAdam Heifitz 0.37 1999Patrick Jagodzinski 0.61 2003Anthony Segui 0.69 1995Anthony Segui 0.72 1997Adam Heifitz 0.77 2002Adam Heifitz 0.85 2000 Taj Pettigrew 0.85 1999Tommy Cinquegrana 1.04 2002Adam Heifitz 1.05 1998Patrick Jagodzinski 1.10 2004PJ Bartolotto 1.15 1995BradMarkhorst 1.50 1998

Junior Will Mazzuto

Sophomore David Taylor

Sophomore Matt Crimi



The New Jersey Athletic Conference was founded in 1985when the New Jersey State Athletic Conference, a men’ssports conference, merged with their corresponding insti-tutions in the Jersey Athletic Conference, a women’ssports conference. The ten founding member institutionswere Kean College (now University), Montclair StateCollege (now University), Jersey City State College (nowNew Jersey City University), Glassboro State College(now Rowan University), Ramapo College of New Jersey,Rutgers University-Camden, Rutgers University-Newark,Stockton State College (now The Richard StocktonCollege of New Jersey), Trenton State College (now TheCollege of New Jersey), and William Paterson College(now University).

While meeting as a joint body to vote on broader policyand procedure matters, the conference continued to oper-ate with separate legislative divisions governing men’sand women’s sports. Throughout its evolution, the confer-ence has been guided by the following operating princi-ples:

*To legislate through by-laws, policies, procedures, andethical guidelines the administration of the intercollegiateathletic programs of conference members.*To promote intercollegiate athletics as an integral part ofthe total education program.*To protect the welfare of the student-athlete.*To foster and uphold the highest standards of athleticcompetition and academic integrity.*To support the principles and practices of Title IX andgender equity.*To encourage allied membership in appropriate state, regional and national organizations.*To cooperate with other amateur athletic organizations inpromoting intercollegiate athletics.

Championships were originally offered in twelve sports:men’s and women’s basketball, baseball, softball,women’s volleyball, men’s golf, men’s and women’s ten-nis, men’s and women’s swimming and diving, wrestling,and football. Today, the NJAC hosts seventeen champi-onships: ten for women (cross country, basketball, fieldhockey, soccer, softball, swimming and diving, tennis,indoor track and field, outdoor track and field, volleyball)and seven for men (cross country, baseball, basketball,football, soccer, indoor track and field, outdoor track andfield). The conference ranks as one of the strongest inNCAA Division III, with member schools capturing forty

national championships over the past sixteen years, andnumerous final and semifinal round appearances. Morethan 550 NJAC student-athletes have received All-America honors. In 1999-2000, two NJAC members TheCollege of New Jersey and Rowan University, scored inthe top ten of the prestigious Sears Cup rankings.

In 1999, the New Jersey Athletic Conference added threenew chapters to its history. In May, it hired its first com-missioner. In September, the conference amended itsconstitution to allow affiliate members on a sport-by-sportbasis and accepted the State University of New York atCortland as its first affiliate member for the sport of foot-ball. And in October, it revised its constitution and bylawsto merge the men’s and women’s sports divisions into asingle decision-making body; to create committees whichmore directly address the needs and interests of the stu-dent-athletes and faculty athletic representatives; and tostrengthen the partnership between the office of the pres-ident and the department of athletics on each of our mem-ber campuses.

2004-2005 NJAC Champions Women's Tennis - The College of New Jersey

Field Hockey - The College of New JerseyWomen's Cross Country - The College of New Jersey

Men's Cross Country - The College of New JerseyMen's Soccer - Richard Stockton College

Women's Volleyball - Rowan UniversityFootball - Rowan University

Women's Soccer - Montclair State UniversityWomen's Indoor Track & Field - The College of New Jersey

Men's Indoor Track & Field - The College of New JerseyMen's Basketball - Ramapo College

Women's Basketball - Richard Stockton CollegeWomen's Outdoor Track & Field - The College of New Jersey

Men's Outdoor Track & Field - The College of New JerseySoftball - William Paterson UniversityBaseball - The College of New Jersey

NEW JERSEY ATHLETIC CONFERENCE (NJAC)



ADMINISTRATIONDr. Peter Mercer

Dr. Peter Philip Mercer became Ramapo College's fourth president on July1, 2005. He previously served both as dean of the law school and vicepresident (administration) and general counsel at the University of WesternOntario, where he was a professor of law. He also has served as actingvice president for external affairs at Western Ontario and acting director ofdevelopment.

A former visiting research scholar at the University of Michigan, he has alsobeen a faculty member at the University of Calgary, the University of Detroitand the University of Windsor. This past year, Rotary International appoint-ed Dr. Mercer a Paul Harris Fellow. He has received Teacher of the Yearawards at the University of Calgary and the University of Western Ontarioand a Distinguished Service Award from the Canadian Association ofUniversity Business Officers.

He is the author of Products Liability in Canada (Oceana, 1988) and co-author of An Introduction to Business Associations in Canada (Carswell,1984). In addition, he has authored numerous articles, book chapters andreviews. His recent publications have focused on the legal profession andprofessional ethics.

Dr. Mercer has conducted research studies commissioned and publishedby the Canadian and Ontario governments. Among the agencies were theAddiction Research Foundation of Ontario, the Law Reform Commission ofCanada and The Ontario Motor Vehicle Arbitration Plan. He was the princi-pal investigator heading an interdisciplinary team on a multi-year LegalEthics Theoretical and Empirical Study funded by the Social Sciences andHumanities Research Council of Canada.

He earned his Ph.D. from the University of Cambridge, an L.L.M. at theUniversity of Cambridge and an L.L.B. at the University of Western Ontario,where he was awarded honors in English and Philosophy. Recently, he wason a partial study leave serving as principal consultant to the OntarioMinistry of Finance on integrated supply chain management in the Ontariopublic sector. For eight years, he also has served as principal instructor inthe Senior University Administrators Course held at the Banff Center, Banff,Alberta.

His service to the community includes serving as a board member of theOntario Lottery and Gaming Corporation, a member of the board of direc-tors of Victoria Hospital and of the London Health Sciences Center, and asa member of the board of directors of the Western Ontario Conservatory ofMusic. He also has held a number of leadership positions with theChildren's Hospital of Western Ontario Foundation including two terms aschair. Dr. Mercer is married to Jacqueline Ehlert; the couple live in Mahwah.

Dr. Pamela M. Bischoff

A member of the staff since the College's inception, vice president for stu-dent affairs, Pamela M. Bischoff has held numerous positions. Arriving in1971 from Macalester College, she became one of Ramapo's first psycho-logical counselors. In 1975, she served as director of career planning andplacement. By 1978 she was appointed to the position of assistant deanof students, and in 1981, associate dean for student development. In 1984,Dr. Bischoff was named to the position of dean of students and assumedthe role of chief student affairs officer. In 1991, she was appointed vicepresident with additional responsibilities.

Dr. Bischoff is responsible for the administration of all student life programsand services for the student body of 5,500, and among her many areas ofresponsibility, she supervises the division of athletics, intramurals, andrecreation. Dr. Bischoff is a member of several professional organizations,including the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators(NASPA), and the American College Personnel Association (ACPA). Shehas held membership in the Association of New Jersey State College ChiefStudent Affairs Officers and has served on several Middle StatesAssociation college visitation teams. Dr. Bischoff has participated in andmade numerous presentations in the academic world, including a panel onthe “Role of the Chief Student Affairs Officer” at Teachers College,Columbia University. She is the co-author (with former Ramapo President,Robert A. Scott) of a recent NASPA Journal article.

Dr. Bischoff holds a B.A. from Simmons College and an M.A. and Ed.D.from Teachers College, Columbia University.


2005 SOCCER2005 SOCCERACTING DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

Michael J. RicciardiMichael J. Ricciardi was named Acting Director of Athletics, Intramurals and Recreation on August 1, 2005. The move caps a 22

year career at Ramapo College for Ricciardi. He replaces Eugene Marshall Jr., who departed July31, 2005 to become Deputy Athletic Director at West Point Military Academy.

Prior to being named Acting Director of Athletics, Ricciardi held numerous positions within theAthletic Department during his 22 year tenure. Those positions included: Associate Director,Assistant Director, Director of Intramurals and Recreation, Athletic Business Manager, EquipmentManager, and Facilities Supervisor. Ricciardi also served as the Head Women’s Basketball Coachfrom 1981-1988. He recently completed an eight year stint as an Assistant Coach for the Women’sBasketball Team, seven of which were served under Marshall.

Ricciardi currently serves as the Commissioner for the North East Collegiate Volleyball Association(NECVA), a volunteer post he has held for 12 years. Founded as Metro in the spring of 1994,NECVA has grown from its original charter of 12 teams to its current membership of 34. Ricciardihas recently served on the Division III Molten Championship Selection Committee and numerous

other ECAC Selection Committees. He is the Men’s Soccer Sport Chair for the New Jersey Athletic Conference, as well as, theChair of the conferences Awards Committee.

Ricciardi is a 1979 graduate of Ramapo College, where he earned his Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administrationand Metropolitan Studies. He later earned a Master of Science Degree in Human Resource Management from New JerseyInstitute of Technology in 1997.

Ricciardi is responsible for the operation and supervision of the Roadrunners 19 varsity and club teams, the 28 million dollar BillBradley Sports and Recreation Center, 12 lit Tennis Courts and the college’s Sports Field Complex.

Ricciardi and his family reside in Lodi, New Jersey.

2005 SOCCER2005 SOCCERSUPPORT STAFF


Helen KellyAthletics Secretary

Mike RicciardiActing Director of Athletics

Andre PerryFaculty Representative of Athletics

PJ BartolottoCoordinator of Facilities

Resource ManagerAssistant Men’s Soccer Coach

Rachel McCannDirector of Sports Information,

Marketing, and Planning

Ben AllenAssistant Director of Athletics

Head Softball Coach

Nicole CuccinelliAthletic Trainer

Tiesha GraceHead Women’s Basketball Coach

Assistant Academic Advisor

Kathleen FinneganActing Associate Director of Athletics

Senior Women Administrator

Paul LizzoAssistant Director of Athletics

Todd LizzoDirector of Intramurals

Jan KoslowskyAssistant Director of Intramurals

Assistant Director of SportsInformation

Assistant Baseball Coach

Rich MartinHead Baseball Coach

Administrator

Chuck McBreenScheduling Coordinator

Head Men’s Basketball Coach

Damian J. PintonAthletic Facility Supervisor

Assistant Resource ManagerHead Men’s Soccer Coach

Assistant Men’s Volleyball Coach

Larry SchupnerAthletic Trainer

Leslie LaFronzHead Field Hockey Coach

Head Women’s Lacrosse Coach

Robert AndersonCoordinator of Strength

and ConditioningAssistant Men’s Basketball Coach

Mary LaughtonCompliance Officer

Athletic Facility Usage Scheduling

Cory RosenkranzCoordinator Substance

Abuse/Violence PreventionProgramming


Where To Turn For Specific InformationTelephone: 201.684.7500 - Web Site: www.ramapo.edu

WHEREWHERE WEWE AREARE ANDAND HOWHOW TTOO GETGET HEREHERE

From the North*Using Route 17Follow Route 17 South (approximately 1.5miles from Exit 15 on N.Y. State Thruway, I-87). Turn right at Route 202 exit. At end ofexit ramp, turn left (Route 202 South).Continue on Route 202 approximately onemile to light. Campus entrance is on left.*Using N.Y. State ThruwayTake N.Y. State Thruway (I-87) south toRoute 287 South (New Jersey), then takeExit 15 onto Route 17 South. Follow direc-tions for “From the North, Using Route 17.”*From Orange County Follow directions for “From the North –Using Route 17.” *From Westchester And RocklandCountiesFollow Route 287 West over the TappanZee Bridge to Route 17 South. Followdirections for “From the North, Using Route17.” *From ConnecticutFollow I-95 to Route 287 West over theTappan Zee Bridge. Continue to exit 15onto Route 17 South. Follow directions for“From the North, Using Route 17.”

From the South*Using Route 17 Follow Route 17 North to Mahwah to exitsign “202 Suffern/Morristown” on right. At theend of the short exit ramp, turn left (Route202 South). Continue on Route 202approximately one mile to light. Campusentrance is on left.*Using Garden State ParkwayLeave Parkway at exit 163 (left lane exit).Follow directions for “Using Route 17”above.*Using Route 208Follow Route 208 North onto Route 287 South toward Morristown. Take exit 58(Route 202/Oakland). Turn right at the lightat the end of the exit ramp. Continue onRoute 202 North through the next trafficlight and go approximately five miles to thefirst traffic light in Mahwah. Campusentrance is on right. *Using Route 287Take Route 287 North to exit 58 (Route202/Oakland). Turn left at the light at theend of the exit ramp and left again ontoRoute 202 North. Continue on Route 202North through the next two traffic lights andgo approximately five miles to the next traf-fic light. Campus entrance is on right.*Using New Jersey TurnpikeTake N.J. Turnpike (I-95 North) to end (exit18W or 18E). Continue North to Route 80West to Route 17 North. Follow directionsfor “Using Route 17” above.

From the East*Follow Route 80 or Route 4 to Route 17North. Follow directions for “From theSouth, Using Route 17.”*From New York CityTake the George Washington Bridge toRoute 4 West to Route 17 North. Followdirections for “From the South, Using Route17.”

From the West*Follow Route 80 East to Route 287 North.Follow directions for “From the South,Using Route 287.”

Admissions Office: 684.7300E-mail: [email protected]

Athletic Programs: 684.7674Educational Opportunity Fund Program: 684.7300Financial Aid: 684.7549

E-mail: [email protected] Education:

Mark Howenstein, Director of MALS 684.7423Anita Stellenwerf, Director of MBA 684.7080Angela Cristini, Director of MSET 684.7724

Health Services: 684.7536Housing: 684.7461Immediate Decision Day: 684.7440International Students: 684.7303

Non-Degree Students:Registrar's Office: 684.7700

E-mail: [email protected] Program:

Admissions Office: 684.7303Kathleen Burke (UMDNJ): 684.7749Barbara Wiklinski: 894.3519

(Englewood Hospital Medical Center)Scholarships: 684.7601Teacher Education and Certification: 684.7627Transfer Evaluation: 684.7300Veterans Program: 684.7548


Ramapo College of New JerseyRamapo College of New JerseyRanked by U.S. News & World Report among the top two comprehensive colleges in the north, Ramapo College of New Jersey issometimes mistaken for a private college. This is, in part, due to its unique interdisciplinary academic structure, its size of around5,500 students, and its pastoral setting.

Ramapo offers bachelors’ degrees in the arts, business, humanities, social sciences and the sciences, as well as in professional stud-ies, which include teacher certification at the elementary and secondary levels, and social work. The College also offers four graduateprograms: a Master of Arts in Liberal Studies, a Master of Science in Educational Technology, a Master of Business Administration anda Master of Science in Nursing. In addition, the College offers a joint Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Bachelor of Science in ClinicalLaboratory Science, and Bachelor of Biology/Doctor of Physical Therapy with UMDNJ (University of Medicine and Dentistry of NewJersey), and a joint Bachelor of Science/Doctor of Chiropractic with New York Chiropractic College.

Undergraduate students choose to concentrate their studies in one of five schools: Administration and Business; American andInternational Studies; Contemporary Arts; Theoretical and Applied Science; and Social Science and Human Services. Of the 600course offerings and forty academic programs, the most popular are business administration, communications, psychology, nursing,information systems and computer science. In addition, more than 700 students are enrolled in courses that prepare them for teachercertification. Ramapo boasts an average student/faculty ratio of 17:1. The average class size of twenty-two affords students the oppor-tunity to develop close ties to Ramapo’s exceptional faculty, of whom more than ninety-five percent hold final degrees in their field.

A construction boom during recent years has resulted in the completion of the Angelica and Russ Berrie Center for Performing andVisual Arts, two residence halls and an apartment complex, along with the renovation of classrooms and computer labs. The BerrieCenter, which houses performance theaters, art galleries, and specialized spaces devoted to fine arts, computer art, photography, the-ater, dance and music, is host to concerts, theater productions, art exhibitions and lectures. These events are open to the campuscommunity and the community at large. With more than eighty-five percent of freshmen and more than fifty percent of all full-time stu-dents choosing to live on campus, ground has recently been broken on a 300-bed suite style residence, and plans are underway tobuild additional residences. Construction is also underway for the Bill Bradley Sports and Recreation Center.

MAJORSSchool of Administration and BusinessAccountingBusiness Administration

- Finance- Management- Marketing

EconomicsInformation SystemsInternational BusinessIntergrated Science Studies

School of American and InternationalStudiesAmerican StudiesHistoryInternational StudiesLaw and Society - Law and Justice TrackLiteraturePolitical Science

School of Contemporary ArtsCommunication ArtsContemporary ArtsMusicTheaterVisual Arts

School of Social Sciences and HumanServicesEconomicsEnvironmental StudiesHistory

MAJORS (cont.)Law and Society - Crime and Social JusticeTrackPsychologySocial ScienceSocial WorkSociology

School of Theoretical and Applied ScienceAllied Health TechnologiesBiochemistryBioinformaticsBiologyBiology/Physical Therapy TrackBiology/Physician Assistant TrackChemistryClinical Laboratory ScienceComputer ScienceEnvironmental ScienceEnvironmental StudiesMathematicsNursingPhysicsPsychology

Teacher CertificationElementarySecondary

MMIINNOORRSSAfrican American StudiesAnthropologyBiologyChemistryComputer ScienceEast Asian StudiesEconomicsEnvironmental StudiesFrenchGerontologyHistoryInternational BusinessItalianJudaic StudiesLatin American StudiesLiteratureMathematicsMusicPhilosophyPhysicsPolitical SciencePsychologyPublic PolicyScience, Technology, and SocietySociologySpanishSubstance AbuseTheaterWomenÕs Studies

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