utah football 1975 - of College Football Games

THE ADMINISTRATION
DR. DAVID P.
GARDNER
President
Dr. David P. Gardner — one of the most
articulate authorities on higher education in
America — became the 10th president of the
University of Utah, August 1, 1973.
The 41-year-old educator developed his
administrative expertise j in the University^of
California system, moving rapidly from alumni
field, and scholarship director on the
Berkeley campus in 1960 to vice president
of extended academic and public service
programs'for all nine UC campuses in 1971.
Born March 24, 1933, in Berkeley, California,
Dr. Gardner attended public schools
in his hometo n, and was graduated from
Brigham Young Universitywith a bachelors
in 1955. He returned to California to earn
his M.A. degree in political science and ph.D.
degree in higher education from UC Berkeley
in 1959. and 1966, respectively.
Dr. Gardner became assistant chancellor
at the University of California at Santa
Barbara in 1967, at the same time launching
his scholarly career with a faculty appointment
in education and the publication of his
widely acclaimed book, The California Oath
Controversy.
As a top UC administrator he was also
responsible for overseeing University of
California Extension programs, which in
1971-72 involved 330,000 persons.
In becoming the 10th president of the
University of Utah, Dr. Gardner pledged
himself to "excellence, distinction and vigor
in the academic program."
Dr. Gardner is married to the former
Elizabeth Jane Fuhriman of Piedmont, California.
They have four daughters.
JAMES R. "BUD
JACK
Athletic Director
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The name "Bud" Jack and the term
"Utah Athletics" are synonymous. Bud is
now in his sixteenth year at the helm of the
Utah athletic program, during which time he
has distinguished himself as one of the
most capable administrators in the business.
During his tenure, the Utah athletic
program has grown in stature and has been
recognized on a national level as one of the
finest in the country. Under Bud's leadership,
the athletic facilities at Utah have
improved to such a degree that now they are
listed among the finest in the country.
Bud is a past president of the National
Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics
(NACDA). He is also a member of the
Honors Court for the Football Hall of
Fame. He has served two four-year terms on
the U.S. Olympic Committee and served as
the chairman of transportation for the Pan
Am games, the 1972 Winter Olympics in
Japan and the 1972 Summer Games in
Murrich, Germany. He will retain that same
responsibility during his current term and is.
responsible for arranging transportation for
United States teams to-the 1975 Pan Am"
Games in Mexico'City, -the'; 1976 Winter
Olympics in Innsbruck, Austria, and the.
1976 Summer Games in Montreal.
A 1939 Utah graduate. Bud b'ecame
Athletic Director in 1958 following previbus
responsibilities as Business Manager and
Assistant Athletic Director.
An active member of the community,
Bud is a past president of the Salt Lake
Rotary Club, and is a past member of the
Board of Directors for St. Marks and Rowland
Hall Schools.
Bud and Ma Jack are parents of two
daughters, and have a new granddaughter.