Installation of James Richard Leutze as Chancellor of the University of North Carolina at Wilmington

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THE INSTALLATION OF
JAMES RICHARD LEUTZE
AS CHANCELLOR OF
THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA
AT WILMINGTON
FRIDAY, THE FIFTH OF APRIL
NINETEEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-ONE
HALF PAST TEN O'CLOCK
TRASK COLISEUM

JAMES RICHARD LEUTZE
Chancellor
The University of North Carolina at Wilmington
Dr. James R. Leutze will be formally installed today as the fifth chief
administrator of the University of North Carolina at Wilmington since its
founding in 1947.
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An administrator, scholar, teacher, and expert on foreign policy. Dr. Leutze
began his academic career in 1968 at the University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill. In 1979 he was named Chairman of the Curriculum in Peace,
War, and Defense, and in 1986 was appointed the first Dowd Professor of
War and Peace. The following year he became President of Hampden-Sydney
College in Virginia.
Dr. Leutze is the recipient of numerous awards for excellence in teaching
and scholarship. As a professor of history he was awarded the Standard Oil
and Tanner Teaching Awards. He is the author or editor of four books and
numerous professional articles. Bargaining for Supremacy: Anglo-American Naval
Collaboration, 1937-1941 received the Bernath Prize for distinguished
publication in the field of American foreign policy. A Different Kind of Victory:
A Biography of Admiral Thomas C. Hart earned the John Lyman Book Award
in U.S. Naval History.
He is the creator, producer, and host of Globe Watch, an international
affairs series that has aired on public television networks for the past eight
years.
A native of Charleston, South Carolina, he grew up in Salisbury,
Maryland. Dr. Leutze earned his bachelor's degree from the University of
Maryland, his master's in English from the University of Miami (Florida),
and his doctorate in history from Duke University. He is married to the
former Kathleen Erskine. They have three children.
Dr. Leutze assumed office in July 1990.
PROGRAM
Order of Exercises Friday, the fifth of April
PROCESSION
Wilmington Symphony Orchestra Music For The Royal Fireworks
Steven Errante, conductor George Frederick Handel
Dorothy Dempsey Bagpipe
PRESIDING
CD.
Spangler, Jr. President
Universiti/ of North Carolina
INVOCATION
The Reverend John Chilton Mott
GREETINGS
From the United States Congress The Honorable Martin Lancaster
House ofRepresentatives
Third District
From the People of North Carolina Alan V. Pugh
Senior Assistant and Special Counsel
to the Governor
From the UNC Board of Governors Samuel H. Poole
Chair
From the UNCW Board of Trustees W. Albert Corbett
Chair
From the Faculty Kenneth R. Gurganus
President, Faculty Senate
From the Staff Dorothy P. Marshall
Registrar
Senior StaffMember
From the Student Body Ken Lemon
President, Student Government Association
From the Alumni Association Rebecca Blackmore
President, Alumni Association
From the County of New Hanover E. L. Mathews, Jr.
County Commissioner
From the City of Wilmington Don Betz
Mayor
From the UNCW Chancellor EmeHtus William H. Wagoner
PRESENTATION AND INSTALLATION
OF THE CHANCELLOR
C. D. Spangler, Jr. President, University ofNorth Carolina
THE OATH
James G. Exum, Jr. ChiefJustice
North Carolina Supreme Court
THE INSTALLATION RESPONSE
"UNCW: Past, Present, Future"
James R. Leutze Chancellor
The University ofNorth Carolina at Wilmington
BENEDICTION
Bishop Thomas H. Wright Retired Episcopal Bishop of
Eastern North Carolina
RECESSIONAL
Wilmington Symphony Orchestra Music For The Royal Fireworks
ORDER OF THE ACADEMIC PROCESSION
University Marshal
James R. Beeler
Delegates of Colleges and Universities
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Alumna
1780 Transylvania University Donald Jackson McFadyen
Alumnus
1785 University of Georgia Patricia Carol Ellis
Alumna
1789 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Paul Hardin
Chancellor
1794 University of Tennessee Anne Dale
Alumna
1798 University of Louisville Neil A. Worden
Alumnus
1820 Indiana University Ned R. Lavengood
Alumnus
1833 University of Delaware Katherine M. Brandi
Alumna
1834 Wake Forest University Patricia C. Carriker
Alumni Council Member
1836 Emory University James C. Dixon
Alumnus
1836 Emory & Henry College William B. Farris
Alumnus
1836 Wesleyan College D. Maxine Maddox
Alumna
1837 Davidson College Alexander F. Schenck
Alumnus
1838 Duke University El N. Clark
Alumnus
1838 Greensboro College Robert T. K. Scully
Vice President
1839 Longwood College Carol Cooper
J.
Alumna
1842 Hollins College Wyndham Robertson
Alumna and Trustee
1842 Mary Baldwin College Marjorie Moore Council
Alumna
1842 Saint Mary's College Ann Penton Longley
Alumna
1845 U.S. Naval Academy Frank Conlon
Alumnus
1856 Birmingham Southern College Thomas H. Cleveland
Alumnus