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Hughes grew up
in the small
farming town of
Hoopston, Illinois. He
attended John Grier
High School where he
played basketball and
tennis. Aside from
sports, he was the Judi–
ciary Officer for the Stu–
dent Body.
Dr. Hughes earned an
Illinois State Scholar–
ship to Eastern Illinois
University, where he
earned a B.S. in Busi–
ness Education. As an
undergraduate, he was
elected Vice-President
of his senior class. He
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hlle dedicating a new picture at the Presi–
dent Club Dinner. Dr. Hughes. Bishop Maher.
Marge Hughes and guests enjoy the celebra·
lion.
A
champagne celebration was In order for
the crew team, as President Hughes and Mr.
Whittler express well wishes for U.S.D.'s athlet·
ks.
C hannel
10 news lntetvlews Dr. Hughes as
he expresses his views of the San Diego com–
munity.
E xpressing
his views on the future
of
educa·
tlon, Dr. Hughes
speaks
at a faculty admlnlstra·
live meeting.
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gave much of his time
and dedication to his
fraternity, Sigma Tau Al–
pha, in which he served
as Treasurer, Vice-Presi–
dent and President.
From Northern Colo–
rado University, Dr.
Hughes received a Mas–
ter of Arts degree in
Business Education. He
earned his Ph.D in Busi–
ness Administration at
the University of Iowa.
Before coming to the
University of San Diego,
Dr. Hughes spent ten
years at Northern Ari–
zona University as a
professor of Account–
ing, the Dean of the
Business School and
Academic Vice-Presi–
dent.
This year marked his
twentieth year here as
President. His goals for
1990 are the same as
they were in 1970. "The
objective has always
been to see the univer–
sity grow physically and
in its quality and stature
in the higher education
community . . . to cre–
ate an environment in–
tellectually and other
ways for the develop·
ment of leaders which
we aspire our students
to become."