Wolftracks: Volume II, 1985-2011
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Author Description
This compilation documents and records as much of the chronological history of the University of New Mexico cross country and track program as possible from 1985-2011. This institutional memory is critical to future generations and their desire to learn about Lobo athletics. The three volumes of the book were to serve two aspects of the program, one to document every performance, by every athlete, at every meet during their career based on available information. It was intended to serve as a reference for anyone wanting to study the history of the program. In that way anyone reading the books will be able to see an athlete's development through multiple years of a career. Along with that documentation was the desire to tell stories about athletes, the team, and the sport that add both breadth and depth to the history of the program.
Menrva's Summary
THE THESIS
This compilation meticulously chronicles the history of the University of New Mexico's cross country and track program from 1985 to 2011. The book aims to preserve the institutional memory of Lobo athletics for future generations, detailing every athlete's performance at every meet based on available information. It serves as a reference for studying the program's history and an athlete's development over their career, while also incorporating stories that add depth and breadth to the program's legacy.
THE SCOPE MAP
- Detailed chronological history of the University of New Mexico cross country and track program (1985-2011).
- Documentation of every performance by every athlete at every meet during their career.
- Reference material for studying the history and development of the program.
- Inclusion of stories about athletes, the team, and the sport.
- Focus on preserving institutional memory for future generations of Lobo athletics.
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
This volume is presented as a critical resource for understanding the historical trajectory of the University of New Mexico's athletic programs in cross country and track. The author's intent is to provide a comprehensive record that serves both as a factual archive of performances and a narrative repository of the experiences within the sport. The structure suggests a detailed, data-driven approach complemented by anecdotal accounts, aiming to offer a rich and accessible history for those interested in Lobo athletics.
Page Count:
704
Publication Date:
1900-01-01
Publisher:
BookBaby
ISBN-13:
9798350984095
Non-Fiction
Sports History
Athletics
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