1987 to 1996
This decade in UWF’s history is marked by the opening of the Center for Fine and Performing Arts in 1991 and the expansion and renovation of the John C. Pace Library. The Argonauts competed in NCAA Division II sports for the first time. Operation Desert Storm, the dissolution of the Soviet Union and Hurricane Andrew were some of the major news stories at this time—and a little thing known as the Internet got its start.
Dr. Mona Amodeo ’87
Founder and President, idgroup | National Speaker on Branding and Innovation
Anthony Dill ’88
COL (Ret), Georgia Department of Defense | ROTC Alumnus | Former Green Beret, U.S. Army Special Forces
Tom Keiser '88
CEO of Hootsuite
The Honorable Casey Rodgers ’89
Chief U.S. District Judge for the Northern District of Florida
Jim David ’90
Owner and Photographer, Jim David Photography
Brian and Kimberly Pennington ’91, ’92
Philanthropists
Cameron Davies '91
Chief Data Officer, Yum! Brands
Gary Delgado '91
Program Manager, SAIC, USCENTCOM and COPE Certified Health Coach
Patrick Jacobs ’93, ’94
Artist in Brooklyn, New York
Mark Spitznagel ’94
Retired U.S. Navy Lieutenant Commander and Graduate of the U.S. Naval War College | Owner and President, LandMark Engineering & Land Planning
Kimberly Katzenbarger ’94, ’95
Attorney for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Office of General Counsel, Natural Resources Section.
Jessica (Miller) Klodnicki ’95
Chief Executive Officer, KT Tape®
Jose Fernandez ’94, ’10
Spanish Teacher, Niceville High School
Lumon May ’96
Co-owner, May Construction | Escambia County District 3 County Commissioner
Matthew Novak ’96
President, St. Joseph’s Hospital South