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       Minutes of the Meeting of the Board of Trustees of the
University of Kentucky, Tuesday, April 2, 1991.

       The Board of Trustees of the University of Kentucky met at 1:00
p.m. (Lexington time) on Tuesday, April 2, 1991 in the Board Room on
the 18th floor of Patterson Office Tower on the Lexington Campus.

       A.    Meeting Opened and Roll Called

       Mr. Foster Ockerman, Chairman, called the meeting to order at
1:00 p.m., and the invocation was pronounced by Mr. Ted B. Bates.

       The following members of the Board of Trustees answered the
call of the roll:

       Mr. Foster Ockerman (Chairman), Mr. Ted B. Bates, Professor
Raymond F. Betts, Professor Carolyn S. Bratt, Mr. William E. Burnett,
Jr., Governor Albert B. Chandler, Mr. Tracy Farmer, Mrs. Edythe Jones
Hayes, Senator Walter D. Huddleston, Mr. Sean Lohman, Dr. Robert P.
Meriwether, Professor Judith Rhoads, Mr. James L. Rose, Mr. Jerome A.
Stricker, Mr. William B. Sturgill, Mr. Daniel C. Ulmer, Jr., Mr. Billy
B. Wilcoxson, and Judge Henry R. Wilhoit, Jr. Absent from the meeting
were Judge Robert F. Stephens and Judge Julia K. Tackett. The
University administration was represented by President Charles T.
Wethington, Jr.; Chancellors Peter P. Bosomworth, Robert E. Hemenway,
and Ben W. Carr, Jr.; Vice Presidents Edward A. Carter and Eugene
Williams; Acting Vice President Leonard K. Peters; Mr. C. M. Newton;
and Mr. John C. Darsie, General Counsel.

       Members of the news media were also in attendance. A quorum
being present, the Chairman declared the meeting officially open for
the conduct of business at 1:03 p.m.

       B.   Minutes Approved

       Mr. Ockerman stated that the Minutes of the March 5, 1991 Board
of Trustees meeting had been distributed and asked for corrections.
The Minutes were approved as distributed.

       C.    President's Report to the Trustees (PR 1)

       In reviewing his Report to the Trustees, President Wethington
called attention to the following items:

       1.   UK Board of Trustee member Judith L. Rhoads is named an
             American Council on Education Fellow for the 1991-92
             academic year.

       2.   UK has eight Fulbright Scholars who have recently
             participated in, or will soon undertake, research
             projects around the world as part of the overseas study
             opportunities in this year's Fulbright Scholars program.

       3.    Hopkinsville Community College dedicated a new 550 seat
             auditorium on March 24.




 





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       4.    Eighteen central Kentucky school systems, which serve
             approximately 60,000 students, have formed a cooperative
             as recommended in Kentucky's new education reform act and
             have headquartered it at the University of Kentucky.

       5.    The College of Pharmacy received official notification
             that its baccalaureate and doctor of pharmacy programs
             have been reaccredited for six years by the American
             Council on Pharmaceutical Education.

       6.    Bernard Shaw, principal Washington anchor for Cable News
             Network, was on campus March 26 to deliver the 1991 Joe
             Creason Lecture.

       President Wethington asked the members to read the other items
in the report at their leisure. He called upon Mr. Lohman to comment
on Item 2 in his report, Chinese Student to Speak at University Day.

       Mr. Lohman reported that University Day is the beginning of a
new tradition. It will be a day sponsored by the senior class each
year to show its support for the University. He stated that the theme
for the class of 1991 is Tiananmen Square. Chai Ling, who was quoted
as the goddess of freedom in China and who led the students at
Tiananmen Square, will be the featured speaker at University Day. He
reviewed the list of festivities for the new tradition and invited the
Trustees to attend.

       He reported that the class of 1991 is creating a student
endowment fund as part of the library's fund raising effort. Seniors
are being asked to donate $35 which will be used to purchase a book
for the library. The book will have a plaque with the student's name
and the class of 1991 inscribed in it. This effort will help students
create ties with the University.

       President Wethington commended Mr. Lohman and the students for
starting a new, worthwhile tradition at the University. He also
commended them for their choice of theme and for their support of the
University's library.

       D.    Personnel Actions  PR 2)

       President Wethington recommended that approval be given to the
appointments, actions and/or other staff changes which require Board
action, and that the report relative to appointments and/or changes
already approved by the administration be accepted. Professor Rhoads
so moved. The motion, seconded by Mr. Stricker, passed. (See PR 2 at
the end of the Minutes.)

       E.    Statement of University Purpose and Mission (PR 3A)

       President Wethington reported that the Statement of University
Purpose and Mission is a part of the University's self-study and needs
to come before the Board. He noted that the Senate Council, however,
has not officially reviewed the statement. It is, therefore, being
withdrawn from the agenda. He noted that the statement will be
brought back to the Board at the April 30, 1991 meeting. Without
objection, PR 3A was withdrawn from the agenda.




 




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       F.    Support of Knight Commission Principles (PR 3B)

       President Wethington stated that PR 3B is an action item
concerning Gupport of the Knight Commission principles. The Knight
Commission developed a number of principles to guide university
participation in intercollegiate athletics. The concept of
presidential control over the athletics program and support from
governing boards for the president in exercising that authority and
control is foremost among the principles. He said that it is
important for the Board to take the lead in supporting these
principles.

       He stated that he is very proud of the intercollegiate
athletics program at the University of Kentucky. The University's
program is conducted with academic and athletic integrity and will be
a model for others to follow. It has excellent leadership with
Mr. C. M. Newton, his staff and the fine coaches. He said that Mr.
Newton supports this action by the Board of Trustees because it
signals support for the University's program and for those important
principles to guide the future.

       Mr. Ockerman stated that it is important that the Board approve
this action. It is a policy of the Board that it have control through
the President not only of the athletic corporation but any of the
subsidiary or ancillary corporations. He, therefore, urged the Board
to adopt PR 3B. On motion made by Mr. Bates and seconded by Mr.
Stricker, the motion unanimously carried. (See PR 3B at the end of
the Minutes.)

       President Wethington reiterated that this action endorses the
statement of principles of the Knight Commission. It does not
establish any process for implementation. It is a reaffirmation and
an affirmation by the Board of the principle of governance of
intercollegiate athletics and of the responsibility of the president
to control and administer athletics.

       G.   Appointment of Vice President for Research and Graduate
Studies (PR 3C)

       President Wethington stated that PR 3C is another appointment
that will help complete the membership of the President's Cabinet. He
expressed pleasure in recommending that Dr. Linda J. (Lee) Magid be
appointed Vice President for Research and Graduate Studies, effective
July 1, 1991. He stated that an external consulting firm had
extensive involvement in the search and reviewed the selection
process. With the strong recommendation by the University community,
President Wethington so recommended the appointment of Dr. Magid.
Professor Bratt moved the adoption of PR 3C, and Dr. Meriwether
seconded the motion.

       Professor Bratt reminded the Board that she chaired the Senate
Council Ad Hoc Committee on the Status of Women employed at the
University of Kentucky. She said that one of the major findings of
that report was the almost total exclusion of women from the highest
level. positions at the University. At the time the study was
completed, only two of the seventeen deans at the University were
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was thus, in Professor Bratt's opinion, sending a very negative
message to women faculty, administrators, staff and students about the
value assigned to women and their work. She said that she also
believed that the University had been depriving itself of the services
of a group of highly talented and able individuals merely because of
gender, totally unrelated to ability.

       Professor Bratt stated that Dr. Juanita Fleming's recent
appointment as Special Assistant to the President for Academic Affairs
was a step in the right direction. Dr. Lee Magid's appointment as
Vice President for Research and Graduate Studies and Dr. Lauretta
Byars' appointment as Vice Chancellor for Minority Affairs, that is
later on the agenda, continues that momentum. These appointments
demonstrate that, contrary to the opinions of some, there are well
qualified and talented women who have both the credentials and the
ability to serve in the very highest levels of university
administration.

       She stated that Dr. Magid was selected because she possesses
the combination of scientific credibility and administrative vision
which predicts that she will ably and successfully lead the
University's research and graduate education efforts. Dr. Byars'
selection is predicted on both education and experience. She
possesses all of the skills and talents necessary for success as Vice
Chancellor for Minority Affairs. These appointments clearly establish
that women with outstanding credentials can be found and successfully
recruited because President Wethington took the time and the energy to
find them.

       On behalf of the faculty, the Senate Council, and the Ad Hoc
Committee on the Status of Women, Professor Bratt welcomed Dr. Magid's
and Dr. Byars' appointments. She offered them her assistance as they
undertake their new positions at the University.

       The motion that Dr. Linda J. (Lee) Magid be appointed Vice
President for Research and Graduate Studies unanimously passed. Dr.
Magid was asked to stand and be recognized, following which she
received a round of applause. (See PR 3C at the end of the Minutes.)

       H.    Appointment of Vice President for Adminiistration (PR 3D)

       President Wethington recommended that Dr. Donald B. Clapp be
appointed Vice President for Administration, effective May 1, 1991.
He stated that he had reviewed 67 applications and clearly determined
that no one has the background, qualifications, and actual experience
in Kentucky to fill the position as does Dr. Clapp. Following a brief
review of Dr. Clapp's credentials, he expressed pleasure in
recommending the appointment of Dr. Clapp.

       Mr. Sturgill remarked that it had been his pleasure to have the
opportunity to work with Dr. Clapp when he previously occupied the
position. lie stated that Dr. Clapp will bring to the University the
expertise, the knowledge, and the dedication that is needed. He moved
that Dr. Clapp be appointed Vice President for Administration. His
motion, seconded by Mr. Rose, passed. (See PR 3D at the end of the
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       President Wethington stated that Dr. Clapp was in the
audience. He asked him to stand and be recognized. Dr. Clapp was
given a round of applause.

       President Wethington expressed pleasure in having both Dr.
Clapp and Dr. Magid at the meeting. He assured the Board that they
would provide great service to him and the members of the Board.

       I.   Naming of University Building (PR 4A)

       President Wethington recommended that the Board of Trustees
approve the name Helen Garrett Allied Health Center for the Allied
Health Center which is to be shared jointly with the Western Kentucky
State Vocational Technical School and Paducah Community College. He
stated that the recommendation is highly appropriate since Miss
Garrett had been a member of the Senate of the Commonwealth of
Kentucky. She was the moving force in working with the Paducah
community and the General Assembly in getting the new facility
approved for Paducah Community College. The motion was made by Dr.
Meriwether, seconded by Professor Rhoads, and passed. (See PR 4A at
the end of the Minutes.)

       J.   Appsointment of Vice Chancellor for Minority Affairs (PR
5A)
       President Wethington stated that PR 5A recommends that Dr.
Lauretta Flynn Byars be named Vice Chancellor for Minority Affairs,
effective immediately. He called upon Dr. Hemenway to comment on the
recommendation.

       Chancellor Hemenway reported that during the 1990-91 school
year there had been a national search for the position of Vice
Chancellor for Minority Affairs. The national search resulted in six
finalists, one of those being Dr. Lauretta Byars. He reviewed Dr.
Byars' credentials and stressed that she is a faculty member who
understands both the campus world and the external world. He stated
that he was pleased to make the recommendation and that he hoped her
appointment would symbolize the opportunities available to women at
the University of Kentucky.

       President Wethington stated that he was pleased to support the
recommendation of Chancellor Hemenway and asked that the Board approve
the appointment of Dr. Byars. Professor Bratt so moved. Mrs. Hayes
seconded the motion and it passed. (See PR 5A at the end of the
Minutes.)

       K.   A4pQpjntment to Universitv of K-entucky Tobacco and Health
Research Foundation (PR 8A)

       President Wethington recommended that approval be given to the
appointment of Nancy J. Wheatley Haley to membership on the Board of
Directors of the University of Kentucky Tobacco and Health Research
Foundation through June 30, 1994 to complete the term of Robert D.
Krell. Mr. Wilcoxson so moved. His motion, seconded by Mr. Stricker,
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      L.   University Research Professorships (PR 8B)

      President Wethington recommended that the Board approve the
naming of Professor Daniel Breazeale, Department of Philosophy;
Professor Bobby 0. Hardin, Department of Civil Engineering; Professor
Craig McClain, Department of Medicine; Professor Theda Perdue,
Department of History; and Professor Ann Tickamyer, Department of
Sociology, as University Research Professors for 1991-92. He stated
that the purpose of the professorships is to further enhance the
research program at the University. He expressed pleasure in
recommending the University Research Professorship appointments. On
motion m&de by Professor Bratt, seconded by Professor Betts and
carried, the appointments were approved. (See PR 8B at the end of the
Minutes.)

       President Wethington noted that Professors Breazeale, Hardin,
McClain, Perdue and Tickamyer were in the audience. He asked them to
stand and be recognized, following which they were given a round of
applause. President Wethington expressed his sincere appreciation to
them for their good work.

      M.   Mr. Sturgill's Comments about the Knight Commission Report

      Mr. Sturgill said that he wished to comment on the adoption of
the Knight Commission principles at this point in the meeting. He
stated that the principles of the Knight Commission are on the minds of
all educators today. He said that it is a straightforward position and
complimented President Wethington for bringing the recommendation to
the Board. He asked that the record show that it is the proper step
for the University of Kentucky to take at this particular time, to
announce to the world that the University intends to control the
athletic program at the University in the proper manner.

       Mr. Ockerman said that the Board concurred with Mr. Sturgill's
comments. He pointed out that the report was issued in March; however,
this is the first Board of Trustees meeting since its issuance. He
said that he was pleased that the Board had addressed the question and
acted on it in an affirmative manner at its first opportunity.

       N.    Aqcertnce of IntermFinancj^l Reportfsr the University
of Kentucky for the Eight Months Ended Februarv 28. 1991 (FOR 1)

       Mr. Ockerman, Chairman of the Finance Committee, stated that the
University of Kentucky consolidated financial report for the eight
months ended February 28, 1991 is on target with receipts and
expenditures. He entertained a motion to approve FCR 1. Mr. Burnett
so moved. His motion, seconded by Mr. Lohman, passed. (See FCR I at
the end of the Minutes.)

       0.   Disposal of Personal Property (FOR 2)

       With the Finance Committee so recommending, Mr. Ockerman
entertained a motion that the Board approve the disposition of surplus
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was seconded by Professor Rhoads and carried. (See FCR 2 at the end
of the Minutes.)

       P.    Report of Lease (FCR 3)

       Mr. Ockerman reviewed the lease agreement listed in FCR 3 and
recommended its approval. On motion made by Mr. Sturgill, seconded by
Mr. Stricker and passed, the lease agreement was approved.  (See FCR 3
at the end of the Minutes.)

       Q.    Confirmation of 1991-92 Tuiition Schedule (FCR 4)

       Upon recommendation of the Finance Committee, Mr. Ockerman said
that he would entertain a motion that the Board confirm changes in the
tuition schedule as adopted by the Council on Higher Education and
establish corresponding part-time and summer school charges under the
guidelines of the Council on Higher Education. Mr. Burnett so moved.
The motion, seconded by Mr. Farmer, carried.  (See FCR 4 at the end of
the Minutes.)

       R.   Adoption of 1991-92 Mandatory Registration Fee Schedule
(FQR 5)

       With the Finance Committee so recommending, Mr. Ockerman said
that he would entertain a motion that the Board approve the Mandatory
Registration Fee Schedule for 1991-92.  He reported that the Student
Health Advisory Committee supports the recommended increase.  Senator
Huddleston so moved. Mr. Bates seconded the motion and it carried.
(See FCR 5 at the end of the Minutes.)

       S.    International Student Fee (FOR 6)

       Mr. Ockerman reminded the Board that the International Student
Fee had been previously brought to the Board but was suspended pending
a review. The review has been conducted, and the recommendation is
that the Board indefinitely suspend the International Student Fee.   On
motion made by Mr. Burnett, seconded by Professor Bratt and carried,
the fee was indefinitely suspended. (See FCR 6 at the end of the
Minutes.)

       T.   A                                                 iesolution Authorizingty ce of Univgxsity of
Ke                                Building  Revenue Bonds, Series Li
Dated May-1. 1991. of the Board of Trustees of the University of
Kentucky (FCR 7)

       Mr. Ockerman stated that this resolution authorizes the
issuance of $22,300,000 of University of Kentucky Consolidated
Educational Buildings Revenue Bonds which will be dated May 1, 1991.
He noted that the bids will be received April 30 and the resolution
will be brought back to the Board for action at that time. He said
that he would entertain a motion that the Board authorize the issuance
of these bonds.  Mr. Rose so moved.  His motion was seconded by Mr.
Sturgill and passed.  (See FCR 7 at the end of the Minutes.)




 




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      U.    Academic Affairs Committee Report

      Professor Betts, Chairman of the Academic Affairs Committee,
reported that the Committee had met and heard reports from
representatives from the College of Medicine, the College of Business
and Economics, and the Office of international Affairs. He stated
that he was delighted to report that the University has cause for
celebration for having 1,086 students from other countries on campus.
This number has doubled since 1981. He reported that an International
Learning Center is being initiated in Jewell Hall and will open in the
fall of 1991. A new course in cross-cultural affairs will be
introduced and taught by Professor William Adams of the Anthropology
Department for residents in that program.

       Professor Betts reported that 180 University of Kentucky
students are now studying abroad at various institutions. Exchange
programs are being initiated with a number of countries for both
students and faculty. He cited several existing programs and said the
most interesting aspect is the students from the Soviet Union will be
coming to this country very soon.

       He felt it was worthwhile to mention that the programs need
more money for scholarships. The scholarships are one way in which
the University can become a global institution in the Twenty-first
Century. He expressed hopes that the programs will continue to expand
and invited the Trustees to consult with the various groups working
hard on the international programs, particularly Professor Angene
Wilson and Dean Richard Furst.

       V.    Meeting Adjourned

       There being no further business to come before the Board, the
Chairman declared the meeting officially adjourned at 1:34 p.m.

                                       Respectfully submitted,


                                       Edythe Jones Hayes
                                       Secretary
                                       Board of Trustees

/6943

(PR's 2, 3A, 3B, 3C, 3D, 4A, 5A, 8A, and 8B; FCR's 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,
and 7 which follow are official parts of the Minutes of the meeting.)




 









                                                Office of the President
                                                April 2, 1991










Members, Board of Trustees:


                          PERSONNEL ACTIONS

Recommendation: (1) that approval be given to the attached
appointments, actions and/or other staff changes which require Board
action; and (2) that the report relative to appointments and/or
changes already approved by the administration be accepted.

Background: The attached recommended appointments and/or other staff
changes require approval by the Board of Trustees in accordance with
Part VIII-B of the Governing Regulations of the University. These
recommendations are transmitted to the Board by the appropriate
chancellor through the President and have his concurrence.

Under the Governing Regulations, the authority to make certain
appointments and/or other staff changes is delegated to the President
or other administrators who are required to report their actions to
the Board. This report follows the recommendations requiring Board
approval.



Action taken: Approved_

Date: April 2. 1991



Disapproved          Other



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                       COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM

I.   BOARD ACTION

    A.   ADMINISTRATIVE APPOINTMENTS

               Prestonsburg Community College

               Matijasic, Thomas D., Associate Professor in the
                    Community College System (with tenure), appointed
                    Chairman, Division of Social Sciences and Related
                    Technologies, 7/1/91 through 6/30/94.

II. ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION

     A.   ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS

               Elizabethtown Community College

               Owens, Rebecca, Instructor in the Community College
                    System, 2/11/91 through 5/10/91.

               Henderson Community College

               Tapp, Cathy, Instructor in the Community College
                    System (voluntary), 1/1/91 through 12/31/93.

               Jefferson Community College

               Barry, Martha S., Instructor in the Community College
                    System (voluntary), 1/1/91 through 5/31/92.
               Bennett, Martha, Instructor in the Community College
                    System (voluntary), 1/1/91 through 5/31/92.
               Long, John P., Instructor in the Community College
                    System, 1/1/91 through 5/31/91.

               Lexington Community College

               Blacketer, Teresa, Instructor in the Community College
                    System (voluntary), 1/9/91 through 5/31/91.
               Pennington, Jesse D., Instructor in the Community
                    College System (voluntary), 1/9/91 through
                    6/30/93.

               Madisonville Community College

               Howard, Jeffrey R., Instructor in the Community College
                     System, 2/14/91 through 6/30/91.

     B.   REAPPOINTMENTS

               Jefferson Community College



Canton, Philip, Instructor in the Community College
     System (voluntary), 3/4/91 through 12/31/93.




 




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          Howard, Ed, Instructor in the Community College System
               (voluntary), 3/4/91 through 12/31/93.
         Miller, J. Michael, Instructor in the Community College
               System (voluntary), 3/4/91 through 12/31/93.

          Lexington Community College

          Chalkley, Jud, Instructor in the Community College
               System (voluntary), 1/9/91 through 6/30/91.

C.   LEAVES OF ABSENCE

          Jefferson Community College

          Ebanks, Annalisa L., Associate Professor in the
               Community College System (with tenure), sabbatical
               leave at half-salary for the 1991-92 academic
               year.

          Lexington Community College

          Crowley, Lillie F., Associate Professor in the
               Community College System (with tenure), sabbatical
               leave at half-salary for the 1991-92 academic
               year.
          Marshall, Dennis J., Assistant Professor in the
               Community College System, sabbatical leave at
               half-salary for the 1991-92 academic year.
          Rutledge, Judith A., Professor in the Community College
               System (with tenure), sabbatical leave at full
               salary for the 1992 spring semester.
          Webb, Carol T., Professor in the Community College
               System (with tenure), sabbatical Leave at half-
               salary for the 1991-92 academic year.

          Southeast Community College

          Buell, Elijah, Associate Professor in the Community
               College System (with tenure), sabbatical leave
               at full salary for the 1992 spring semester.




 




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                              LEXINGTON CAMPUS


I.  BOARD ACTION

    A. ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS

           College of Agriculture

           Xiangbai, Hua, Visiting Professor, Animal Sciences, 3/11/91 through
               8/10/91.

            College of Arts and Sciences

            Barron, Susan, Assistant Professor, Psychology, 8/16/91 through
               6/30/92.
            Berg, Richard A., Adjunct Associate Professor, Psychology, 1/1/91
               through 6/30/92.
            Smith, Richard H., Assistant Professor, Psychology, 8/16/91 through
               6/30/92.

            Cqllege of Business and Economics

            Kim, Yoonbai, Assistant Professor, Economics, 8/16/91 through
               6/30/92.

            College of Engineering

            Li, Jian, Assistant Professor, Electrical Engineering, 7/1/91
               through 6/30/93.

     B. ADMINISTRATIVE APPOINTMENTS

            College of Arts and Sciences

            Lyons, William E., Professor (with tenure) and Acting Chairman,
               Political Science, appointed Chairman, Political Science,
               7/1/91 through 6/30/94.

     C. EARLY RETIREMENTS

            College of Agriculture

            Parker, Mary Betty, County Extension Clerk, Area Extension
               Programs, after 24.5 consecutive years of service, under
               Section III.A of AR II-1.6-1, effective 5/3/91.



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    D. POST RETIREMENTS

           College of Arts and Sciences

           Roland, Charles P., Professor, History, to change from 8/16/91
               through 5/15/92 to 7/15/91 through 6/15/92.

           College of Education

           Bruce, Herbert, Professor, Vocational Education, 1/1/91 through
               12/31/91.

II. ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION

    A. ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS

            College of Arts and Sciences

            Bagley, Peter C., Instructor (part-time), Biological Sciences,
               3/1/91 through 5/15/91.
            Cox, Bonnie Jean, Instructor (part-time), Women's Studies,
               1/1/91 through 5/15/91.
            Curry, Carolyn N., Instructor (part-time), Women's Studies,
               1/1/91 through 5/15/91.
            Hamacher, Paul J., Assistant Professor, Aerospace Studies, 6/1/91
               through 5/31/94.
            Hysong, David W., Assistant Professor, Aerospace Studies, 6/1/91
               through 5/31/94.
            Scarry, John F., Adjunct Assistant Professor, Anthropology, 1/1/91
               through 6/30/92.

            College of Education

            Whetsell, Mary, Instructor (part-time), Educational and Counseling
               Psychology, 1/1/91 through 5/15/91.

     B. ADMINIZTRATIV APPOINTMENTS

            College of Education

            Noland, Melody, Associate Professor (with tenure), Health,
               Physical Education and Recreation, appointed Acting Chairman,
               Health, Physical Education and Recreation, 1/1/91 through
               6/30/91.

     C. REAPPOINTMENTS

            College of Arts and Sciences

            Leupold, Robert J., Instructor (part-time), History, 1/1/91 through
               5/15/91.
            Shelby, Anne G., Instructor (part-time), English, 1/1/91 through
               5/15/91.
            Tunberg, Jennifer, Instructor (part-time), Classics. 1/1/91 through
               5/15/91.



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       College of Business and Economics

       Dahlstrom, Robert F., Assistant Professor, Marketing, 7/1/91
          through 6/30/92.
       Davis, Mark A., Assistant Professor, Management, 7/1/91 through
          6/30/92.
       Gassenheimer, Jule B., Assistant Professor, Marketing, 7/1/91
          through 6/30/92.
       Halstead, Diane M., Assistant Professor, Marketing, 7/1/91 through
          6/30/92.
       Lee-Post, Anita, Assistant Professor, Decision Science and
          Information Systems, 7/1/91 through 6/30/92.
       Tepper, Bennett J., Assistant Professor, Management, 7/1/91 through
          6/30/92.
      Wang, Weiren, Assistant Professor, Economics, 7/1/91 through
          6/30/92.

       College of Fine Arts

       Wesby, Roger H., Assistant Professor*, Music, 7/1/91 through
          6/30/91.

       College of Law

       Michael, Douglas C., Assistant Professor, 7/1/91 through 6/30/92.

D. CHEASGE

       College of Arts and Sciences

       Nyerges, A. Endre, from Assistant Professor (temporary),
         Anthropology, to Assistant Professor, Anthropology, 7/1/91
         through 6/30/92.
       Udvardy, Monica, from Instructor (part-time), Anthropology, to
          Adjunct Assistant Professor, Anthropology, 1/1/91 through
          6/30/92.

E. LEAVES OF ABSENCE

       College of Agriculture

       Wooten, Glenna Sue, County Extension Agent, Cooperative Extension
          Service, Study leave with full salary, 7/1/91 through 7/19/91.

       College of Arts and Sciences

       Barr, Thomas C., Professor (with tenure), Biological Sciences,
          Sabbatical leave with full salary, Fall Semester 1991.
       Blythe, Joan H., Associate Professor (with tenure), English,
          Sabbatical leave with full salary, Fall Semester 1991.



*Special TiLle Series




 




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Elitzur, Moshe, Professor (with tenur