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Gulden, Arthur F.
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Arthur F. Gulden
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Sports: Cross Country Coach, Track and Field Coach
Art Gulden led the highly successful Bucknell cross country and track and field program for 31 years before passing away in the spring of 2001 due to complications related to his lengthy battle with cancer. After taking over a program and building it virtually from scratch, he led Bucknell to 68 conference titles and maybe more importantly, he demanded success in the classroom. His teams regularly boasted among the highest grade-point averages of any on campus, and he coached nearly a dozen student-athletes to national Academic All-America honors. Gulden earned the respect of his peers in both the East Coast Conference and the Patriot League and was named Patriot League Coach of the Year 20 times in the 11-year history of the conference. His men's cross country teams won 18 straight conference titles between 1975-92 and won three IC4A championships. Arguably Bucknell's most nationally-accomplished sports program, the Bison men's cross country program qualified for the NCAA Championships nine times in a 20-year span, and at one point compiled a remarkable dual-meet winning streak of 167 -- spanning 16 years. During the fall of 1999, it was the women's turn. For the first time in school history the women earned an at-large selection to the NCAA Championship, where they finished 24th. Fiercely competitive and equally tenacious, Gulden's teams reflected his personality. His training regimen, developmental program and competitive philosophy consistently paid dividends as the Bison regularly made phenomenal improvements in their college careers. Many of Gulden's runners continue to race together long after graduation, and the Bison have enjoyed outstanding success representing their alma mater in team distance competitions. Gulden served as chairman of the TAC Eastern Regional Olympic Development Committee, as a member of the NCAA Cross Country Executive Committee, and as a member of the U.S. Olympic Development Committee for Distance Running. He was past president of the IC4A Cross Country and Track and Field Coaches Association and was the District II Coach of the Year five times. He served as president of the U.S. Cross Country Coaches Association in 1991-92, and coached the U.S. national team at the World Cross Country Championships in Norway in 1989.
(Bucknell Hall of Fame Class of 2001)
Art Gulden led the highly successful Bucknell cross country and track and field program for 31 years before passing away in the spring of 2001 due to complications related to his lengthy battle with cancer. After taking over a program and building it virtually from scratch, he led Bucknell to 68 conference titles and maybe more importantly, he demanded success in the classroom. His teams regularly boasted among the highest grade-point averages of any on campus, and he coached nearly a dozen student-athletes to national Academic All-America honors. Gulden earned the respect of his peers in both the East Coast Conference and the Patriot League and was named Patriot League Coach of the Year 20 times in the 11-year history of the conference. His men's cross country teams won 18 straight conference titles between 1975-92 and won three IC4A championships. Arguably Bucknell's most nationally-accomplished sports program, the Bison men's cross country program qualified for the NCAA Championships nine times in a 20-year span, and at one point compiled a remarkable dual-meet winning streak of 167 -- spanning 16 years. During the fall of 1999, it was the women's turn. For the first time in school history the women earned an at-large selection to the NCAA Championship, where they finished 24th. Fiercely competitive and equally tenacious, Gulden's teams reflected his personality. His training regimen, developmental program and competitive philosophy consistently paid dividends as the Bison regularly made phenomenal improvements in their college careers. Many of Gulden's runners continue to race together long after graduation, and the Bison have enjoyed outstanding success representing their alma mater in team distance competitions. Gulden served as chairman of the TAC Eastern Regional Olympic Development Committee, as a member of the NCAA Cross Country Executive Committee, and as a member of the U.S. Olympic Development Committee for Distance Running. He was past president of the IC4A Cross Country and Track and Field Coaches Association and was the District II Coach of the Year five times. He served as president of the U.S. Cross Country Coaches Association in 1991-92, and coached the U.S. national team at the World Cross Country Championships in Norway in 1989.
(Bucknell Hall of Fame Class of 2001)
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