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Minutes of the Meeting of the Board of Trustees of the
University of Kentucky, Tuesday, April 3, 1990.
The Board of Trustees of the University of Kentucky met at 1:00
p.m. Lexington time on Tuesday, April 3, 1990 in the Board Room on the
18th floor of the Patterson Office Tower on the Lexington Campus.
A. Meeting Opened and Rol Ca1led
Mr. Foster Ockerman, Chairman, called the meeting to order at
1 p.m., and the invocation was pronounced by Professor Mary Sue
Coleman.
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, Governor Albert B. Chandler, Professor
Mary Sue Coleman, Mr. Tracy Farmer, Mrs. Edythe Jones Hayes, Mr. Sean
Lohman, Dr. Robert P. Meriwether, Professor Judith Rhoads, Mr. James
L. Rose, Judge Robert F. Stephens, Mr. Jerome A. Stricker, Mr. William
B. Sturgill, and Judge Julia K. Tackett. Absent from the meeting were
Mr. William E. Burnett, Jr., Senator Walter D. Huddleston, Mr. Billy
B. Wilcoxson, and Judge Henry R. Wilhoit, Jr. The University
administration was represented by Interim President Charles T.
Wethington, Jr.; Chancellors Peter P. Bosomworth and Robert E.
Hemenway; Acting Chancellor Ben W. Carr, Jr.; Vice Presidents Edward
A. Carter, Wimberly C. Royster and Eugene R. Williams; and Mr. John C.
Darsie, General Counsel.
Members of the news media were also in attendance. Mrs. Hayes
reported a quorum present, and Mr. Ockerman declared the meeting
officially open for the conduct of business at 1:02 p.m.
B. Governor Wallace Wilkinson and General Assembly Recognized
Mr. Sturgill gave praise to Governor Wallace Wilkinson and the
General Assembly for enacting the education reform package and its
funding mechanism. In his opinion, it has laid the groundwork that
will be beneficial in educating the young people of the state for the
high technology of the Twenty-first Century. While the education
reform package is designed primarily for elementary and secondary
education, higher education fared well, and more importantly the
University of Kentucky fared well. He stated that the Board needs to
display its appreciation for the statesmanship and leadership that
Governor Wilkinson and the General Assembly displayed in forging the
document implementing the financing for Governor Wilkinson's
educational reform package. He made a motion that a resolution
commending Governor Wilkinson and the General Assembl.y be prepared and
sent to them at an early date to show the University's appreciation of
their efforts. The motion, seconded by Mrs. Hayes, carried
unanimously.
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C. Minutes Approved
Mr. Ockerman stated that the Minutes of the March 6, 1990 Board
of Trustees meeting had been distributed and asked for questions,
comments or corrections. The Minutes of the March 6, 1990 meeting
were approved as written.
D. Resolution in Memoriam
Judge Stephens read the following Resolution on the death of
Nicholas J. Pisacano, M.D.:
WHEREAS, Nicholas J. Pisacano, M.D., a member of the University
of Kentucky Board of Trustees, died suddenly March 11, 1990, and
WHEREAS, he was held in esteem nationally as a physician and a
leader in the field of family medicine and as the Executive
Director of the American Board of Family Practice, and
WHEREAS, he was a faculty member at the University of Kentucky
highly respected by the thousands of students who over many
years would "stand in line" to get into his class in biology
and who remember him as a man of great depth and wit, besides
being a wonderful and inspiring teacher, and
WHEREAS, he received awards from the University and his
students in recognition of his teaching, including the 1967
Distinguished Teaching Award, and
WHEREAS, he served in administrative roles at the University in
the College of Arts and Sciences, College of Medicine, and the
Department of Allied Health Education and Research, and
WHEREAS, he also served the University well as a member of the
Board of Trustees since 1987, as a member of the University
Athletics Association Board of Directors, as Chairman of the
University Hospital Board, and as a UK Fellow, and
WHEREAS, the members of this Board knew him as a person devoted
to helping his friends and fellowman, and his absolute and
unswerving devotion to the cause of what is right and fair,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the Board of Trustees of
this University mourns the passing of this colleague and
friend, offers to Virginia Leigh, his wife, and family its
deepest sympathy for this great loss, and orders that this
resolution be made a part of the Minutes of the meeting.
On motion duly made, seconded and unanimously carried, the
Resolution was adopted.
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E. President's Report to the Trustees (PR 1)
Interim President Wethington called attention to the following
items in PR 1:
April 11 - Dedication of the Bruce Poundstone Agriculture
Regulatory Services Building
April 20 - Dedication of the Center for Robotics and
Manufacturing Systems
Aprii 22 - Reception for recently promoted/tenured faculty and
recipients of awards on Honors Day
April 24 - University of Kentucky Honors Day
May 6 - University of Kentucky Commencement
In concluding his report, Interim President Wethington called
attention to the University Hospital having received verification as a
Level I Trauma Center. He noted that other items were available in
the report for the Board's perusal.
F. 5ingletarv and-Matthews Fellowships Awed
Dr. Daniel R. Reedy, Singletary/Matthews Advisory Committee
Chairs provided background information and explained the
nominations/application process for the W. L. Matthews and Otis A.
Singletary Fellowships. He reported that the recipients of the
fellowships rank at the top of their graduating class and have also
been very much involved in the activities of the University outside
the classroom. He noted that the recipients will continue their
studies at the University of Kentucky in the College of Medicine,
College of Law and in the Graduate School. He recognized the
following recipients and briefly stated facts about each of them:
Mr. Steven Ray Armstrong - W. L. Matthews Fellowship
Mr. Mark Stanley Baker - Otis A. Singletary Fellowship
Ms. Zheng Liu - Otis A. Singletary Fellowship
Mr. Stephen W. McNatton - Otis A. Singletary Fellowship
Mr. Ockerman extended congratulations to the recipients for
their outstanding achievements, following which they were given a
round of applause.
Interim President Wethington expressed his congratulations to
them for the significant honor they had achieved and wished them well
as they continue their studies at the University of Kentucky.
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G. Report on Budget
Interim President Wethington stated that he was completely in
agreement with Mr. Sturgill's recommendation that a Resolution be
adopted for Governor Wallace Wilkinson and the General Assembly. He
indicated his pleasure in the Board's action to go on record in
support of Governor Wilkinson's and the General Assembly's actions.
He gave a brief review of the proposed biennial budget. He
stated that in the University System (all of the University except the
Community College System) the proposed budget includes an increase of
about $55 million or a 27% increase over the two-year period. He
noted that the proposed budget provides the following:
$411 million for progr increa-se
This amount will be enough to provide for a number of
priorities included in the biennial request approved by the
Board in the fall -- the statutory and contractual obligations
for staff benefits and operating funds for new buildings; 5%
salary increase per year for faculty and staff; inflationary
increases on operating expenses; and some significant progress
in catch up dollars for faculty and staff.
$7.7 million for new debt service
This amount is for the Civil Engineering Building; Cooling
Plant Repairs and Replacement; Chemistry Physics Building
Renovation; Life/Safety Projects; Animal Diagnostic Facility;
Medical Research Space Expansion; and land acquisition for
agricultural research.
Funding for the Kentucky Cancer -egistry
The amount next year is $330,000 and will be reduced to
$190,000 the following year. This funding is to provide a
cancer patient data management system to be administered by the
University of Kentucky Markey Cancer Center.
$2.9 million for a Rural Health Care Initiative
This amount gives emphasis to the University of Kentucky in
delivering Medical Center and related programs to East Kentucky.
$620.000 for a groundwater instruction and research program
The amount for this program will be managed by the College of
Agriculture.
$1.9 million for catch-up salary increases for agriculture
This amount is designated for salary catch-up for the county
extension agents to help them be competitive with benchmark
salaries.
$54$.500 for a Commonwealth Scholars Program
This program is designed to help the University of Kentucky
recruit qualified, academically talented high school students
in Kentucky.
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In the Community College System, the budget includes an
increase of $24.7 million over the biennium. This amounts to an
increase of almost 50%. The budget includes the following:
$19.3 million for program
This amount is enough to provide for a number of the priorities
included in the biennial request approved by the Board in the
fall -- the statutory and contractual obligations for staff
benefits and operating funds for new buildings; 5% salary
increase each year for faculty and staff; inflationary
increases on operating expenses; significant progress in
faculty and staff salary catch-up; current expense improvement;
faculty and support staff position catch-up and some funding to
deal with needs across the system (weekend and evening
programs, nursing and allied health programs, expansion of the
general education programs). This will particularly give the
community colleges the opportunity to employ faculty to help
catch up with some of the increases in enrollment experienced
the last few years.
$5 million of new debt service
This amount will be for new community college buildings on the
Madisonville, Henderson, Owensboro, Maysville, Southeast,
Lexington and Jefferson Southwest Campus.
$150.000 for the Commonwealth Scholars program
$250.000 for courses in Qarrollton
Interim President Wethington stated that he is extremely
pleased with the action by the Governor and the General Assembly.
This will bring higher education to about 88% of formula funding from
approximately 80% at the present. He stated that if the funds do stay
and if the budget does get approved, significant progress can be made
within the University during the next two years, particularly as the
University addresses some of the serious problems in providing
competitive salaries for faculty and staff. He informed the Board
that a more complete presentation would be made at the May meeting.
Mr. Ockerman expressed appreciation to each member of the Board
for the support they had given to the legislative process and the
favorable results that the University had attained. He stated that
Dr. Wethington is in a large measure responsible for many of the good
things that have happened to the University and higher education
during this legislative session. The time that he spent in Frankfort
had been very productive, and the Board thanks him.
H. Prsonnel. Actions (PR 2)
With Interim President Wethington so recommending, Judge
Tackett made a motion to approve the routine personnel actions in
PR 2. The motion, seconded by Mr. Rose, carried. (See PR 2 at the
end of the Minutes.)
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I. Honorary Degree Recipients (PR 3A)
Interim President Wethington indicated his pleasure in
recommending that approval be granted to awarding the honorary degree
of Doctor of Letters to Blyden Jackson, the Doctor of Science to
Warren H. Proudfoot and Loman Trover and the Doctor of Laws to
Albert G. Clay, Thomas Marshall Hahn, and John W. Oswald. Mr.
Stricker so moved. His motion was seconded by Professor Rhoads and
passed. (See PR 3A at the end of the Minutes.)
J. AssQciate Degree PrQgram- in the Community CollegeSysten
- Hopkinsville Community College (PR 4A)
On motion made by Professor Rhoads, seconded by Mrs. Hayes and
carried, the Board authorized for submission to the Council on Higher
Education a new degree program, Associate Degree in Applied Science,
Industrial Electrical Technology for the Hopkinsville Community
College. (See PR 4A at the end of the Minutes.)
K. ApQntment t niverstyjHspital of th-Al1,r B.
Chandler Me ical Center. Inc. - Board of Directors (PR 6A)
Interim President Wethington recommended that approval be given
to the appointment of Mr. Jerome A. Stricker as a member of the Board
of Directors of the University Hospital of the Albert B. Chandler
Medical Center, Inc. for a term to expire on June 30, 1990. Mr.
Stricker will replace Dr. Nicholas J. Pisacano. Mr. Sturgill so
moved. The motion, seconded by Dr. Meriwether, passed. (See PR 6A at
the end of the Minutes.)
L. University Rjes&arch Frofes orhis (PR 8A)
Interim President Wethington indicated his pleasure in
recommending approval of four University Research Professorships for
1990-91. He reported that the professorships will be awarded to
Professor Billie R. DeWalt, Department of Anthropology; Professor John
Lewis, Department of Mathematics; Professor Keith MacAdam, Department
of Physics and Astronomy; and Professor Charles J. Waechter,
Department of Biochemistry. Professor Betts moved that PR 8A be
approved. His motion was seconded by Judge Stephens and carried.
(See PR 8A at the end of the Minutes.)
Interim President Wethington announced that Professor John
Lewis and Professor Keith MacAdam were in attendance. He provided
background information about each of them, and they were given a round
of applause.
M. Acceptance of Interim Fi n Wial RepQrt fQte _t Xniversitv
of Kent onths Ended February 28. 199)
Mr. Ockerman, Chairman of the Finance Committee, reported that
the Committee recommended that the Board accept the University of
Kentucky consolidated financial report for the eight months ended
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February 28, 1990 and entertained a motion for approval. Mr. Farmer
so moved. The motion, seconded by Mr. Stricker, passed. (See FCR 1
at the end of the Minutes.)
N. Capital Construction Report (FCR 2)
With the Finance Committee so recommending, Mr. Ockerman
entertained a motion to approve the Capital Construction Report for
the six months ending December 31, 1989. Professor Rhoads so moved.
Mr. Rose seconded the motion and it carried. (See FCR 2 at the end of
the Minutes.)
0. Report of L.2FeaeCFR )3
Mr. Ockerman reviewed the lease agreements listed in FCR 3 and
recommended its approval. On motion made by Mrs. Hayes, seconded by
Mr. Sturgill and passed, the lease agreements were approved. (See FCR
3 at the end of the Minutes.)
P. Confirmation of 1990-91 Tuition Schedule (FCR 4)
On motion made by Mr. Lohman, seconded by Mr. Stricker and
carried, the Board confirmed changes in the tuition schedule as
adopted by the Council on Higher Education, and established
corresponding part-time and summer school charges under the guidelines
of the Council on Higher Education. (See FCR 4 at the end of the
Minutes.)
Q. Adoption of 1990-91 Mandatory Registration Fee Scheduil
LFQR 5)
With the Finance Committee so recommending, Professor Coleman
moved that the Board approve the Mandatory Registration fee Schedule
for 1990-91. The motion, seconded by Dr. Meriwether, passed. (See
FCR 5 at the end of the Minutes.)
Mr. Lohman expressed appreciation to Dr. Wethington from the
Student Government Association for his effort in approaching the
students about the fee and getting their support.
R. Authorization to Explore Coal Reserves (FCR 6)
Mr. Ockerman stated that the Finance Committee recommended
approval of FCR 6. He reminded the Board of its action at the March 6
meeting authorizing the University to file a petition declaring
approximately 4,000 acres of Robinson Forest unsuitable for mining.
Subsequent to that action, there have been conversations between
representatives of Arch properties, the Sierra Club and other
environmental agencies and the University to explore the possibility
of an exchange of properties in portions of Robinson Forest that are
not within the main tract. In order to determine whether or not this
is feasible and to determine the quality and quantity of coal which
might be located in some of these satellite tracts of the Robinson
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Forest, it is necessary to explore the coal reserves. He explained
that this would be done, if approved by the Board, at the initial cost
of Arch Mineral Corporation. The Finance Committee is, therefore,
recommending approval of this action to determine if the problem
presented to the Board at its March 6 meeting can be resolved possibly
by the exchange of properties. Mr. Rose so moved. Mr. Sturgill
stated that he highly supported the recommendation. In his opinion,
it is a move in the proper direction for the University. He seconded
Mr. Rose's motion for approval and it passed. (See FCR 6 at the end
of the Minutes.)
S. Report on Presidential Search Committee
Mr. Ockerman reported that through April 2, 1990 there had been
38 nominations and nine applications received for the position of
president and responses are coming in steadily. A calendar is being
circulated to enable him to select a date that would provide 100%
Committee attendance. The meeting will be scheduled in late May or
early June.
T. Meeting Adjourned
There being no further business to come before the Board, the
Chairman adjourned the meeting at 1:31 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Edythe Jones Hayes
Secretary
Board of Trustees
(PR's 2, 3A, 4A, 6A and 8A and FCR's 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 which follow
are official parts of the Minutes of the Meeting.)
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Office of the President
April 3, 1990
P2Os
Members, Board of Trustees:
PERSONNEL ACTIONS
Recommensdation: (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 Disapproved Other h
Date: April 3. Im
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COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
I. BOARD ACTION
A. POST-RETIREMENT APPOINTMENT
Elizabethtown Community College
Luster, George, Instructor (part-time), April 6, 1990
through May 12, 1990.
II. ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION
A. ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS
Southeast Community College
Kost, Joseph, Instructor in the Community College
System (voluntary), 1/10/90 through 5/5/90.
B. REAPPOINTMENTS
Hazard Community College
Reed, Debra, Instructor in the Community College
System, 2/1/90 through 6/30/90.
Southeast Community College
Fortney, Homer R., Instructor in the Community College
System (voluntary), 1/10/90 through 5/5/90.
Ison, Kevin J., Instructor in the Community College
System (voluntary), 1/10/90 through 5/5/90.
C. LEAVES OF ABSENCE
Prestonsburg Community College
Parsons, Marie, Associate Professor in the Community
College System (with tenure), sabbatical leave at
full salary for the 1990 Fall Semester.
Salmons, Mazola, Associate Professor in the Community
College System (with tenure), sabbatical leave at
one-half salary for the 1990-91 academic year.
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LEXINGTON CAMPUS
I. BOARD ACTION
A. ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS
ColxQge of Business and Economics
Cooper, Jean Claire, Assistant Professor, Accountancy, 8/16/90
through 6/30/91.
Halstead, Diane, Instructor, Marketing, 8/16/90 through 6/30/91.
Lee-Post, Anita, Instructor, Decision Science and Information
Systems, 8/16/90 through 6/30/91.
Wang, Weiren, Instructor, Economics, 8/16/90 through 6/30/91.
College oQf Engineeri~ng
Athanasopoulos, George A., Associate Professor (voluntary), Civil
Engineering, 2/23/90 through 6/30/90.
B. ADMINISTRATIVE APPOINTMENTS
College of Business and Economics
Marsden, James R., Professor (with tenure) and Acting Chairman,
Decision Science and Information Systems, appointed Chairman,
Decision Science and Information Systems, 7/1/90 through
6/30/94.
C. JOINT APPOINTMENTS
-College of Arts and Sciences
Jennings, Edward T., Jr., Associate Professor (with tenure),
Martin School of Public Administration, Research and Graduate
Studies, joint appointment as Associate Professor (without
tenure), Political Science, 1/1/90 through 6/30/92.
D. RETIREMENTS
College of-Agriculture
Ransdell, Virginia N., Staff Assistant VIII, Veterinary Science,
after 42.5 consecutive years of service, under Section III.B of
AR II-1.6-1, effective 4/6/90.
ViceChancellor for Administration
Lawson, Charles C., Meat Cutter III, Auxiliary Services, Food
Storage Center, after 19.5 consecutive years of service, under
Section III.B of AR II-1.6-1, effective 5/31/90.
*Special Title Series
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E. EARLY RETIREMENTS
College of Agriculture
Willis, Lawrence, Farm Manager II, Management Operations, after 39
consecutive years of service, under Section III.A.l(b) of AR
11-1.6-1, effective 4/30/90.
Vice ChancellgiL-r Administration
Judy, Ingrid, Senior Personnel Technician, Human Resource
Services, Employment, after 26.5 consecutive years of service,
under Section III.D of AR II-1.6-1, effective 2/28/90.
Wheeler, Donald E., Grant Administrator/Producer, WUKY, after 25
consecutive years of service, under Section III.A.l(b) of AR
11-1.6-1, effective 4/30/90.
II. ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION
A. ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS
College of Agriculture
Austin, Stephen D., Instructor (part-time), Horticulture and
Landscape Architecture, 1/1/90 through 5/15/90.
College of Arts and Sciences
Greenway, Geri D., Instructor (part-time), English, 1/1/90 through
5/15/90.
Miller, George J., Adjunct Assistant Professor, Philosophy,
1/1/90 through 6/30/90.
College of Educatior.
Adams, Lois C., Instructor (part-time), Special Education, 1/1/90
through 5/15/90.
Bahr, Dianne E., Instructor (part-time), Special Education, 1/1/90
through 5/15/90.
Martinson, Alice M., Instructor (part-time), Special Education,
1/1/90 through 5/15/90.
Stewart, Gary C., Instructor (part-time), Educational and
Counseling Psychology, 1/1/90 through 5/15/90.
Zollicoffer, Alice M., Instructor (part-time), Educational and
Counseling Psychology, 1/1/90 through 5/15/90.
College of Engineering
Boulos, Paul F., Assistant Professor (temporary), Civil
Engineering, 1/1/90 through 5/15/90.
Veeraraghavan, V.G., Adjunct Assistant Professor, Materials
Science and Engineering, 1/1/90 through 5/15/90.
*Special Title Series
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College of Social Work
Bylund, Robert A., Associate Professor (part-time)*, 1/1/9o
through 5/15/90.
Stafford, Judith A., Assistant Professor (part-time)*, 1/1/90
through 5/15/90.
B. REAPPOINTIMENTS
College of Arts and Sciencea
Carter, Michael, Instructor (part-time), English, 1/1/90 through
5/15/90.
Conway, Glenda, Instructor (part-time), English, 1/1/90 through
5/15/90.
Cooper, John B., Instructor (part-time), English, 1/1/90 through
5/15/90.
Coventry, Sarah Jane, Instructor (part-time), English, 1/1/90
through 5/15/90.
Duncan, Mary, Instructor (part-time), English, 1/1/90 through
5/15/90.
Hobson, Elizabeth C., Instructor (part-time), English, 1/1/90
through 5/15/90.
McHen.ry-Hepner, Virginia, Instructor (part-time), English, 1/l/90
through 5/1J5/90.
Oaks, Janice H., Instructor (part-time), English, 1/1/90 through
5/15/90.
Shelby, Anne G., Instructor (part-time), English, 1/1/90 through
5/15/90.
Stiles, Martha B., Instructor (part-time), English, 1/1/90 through
5/15/90.
College of Business and Economics
Baucus, David, Assistant Professor, Management, 7/1/90 through
6/30/91.
Baucus, Melissa S., Assistant Professor, Management, 7/1/90 through
6/30/91.
Gassenheimer, Jule B., Assistant Professor, Marketing, 7/1/90
through 6/30/91.
Holland, Alan Steven, Assistant Professor, Economics, 7/l/90
through 6/30/91.
Kane, Michael J., Assistant Research Professor, College of
Business and Economics, 7/1/90 through 6/30/91.
Kelley, Scott W., Assistant Professor, Marketing, 7/1/90 through
6/30/91.
Pakath, Ramakrishnan, Assistant Professor, Decision Science and
Information Systems, 7/1/90 through 6/30/91.
Poe, Clyde Douglas, Assistant Professor, Accountancy, 7/1/90
through 6/30/91.
Scofield, Barbara W., Assistant Professor, Accountancy, 7/1/90
through 6/30/91.
Wells, Jane E., Assistant Professor, Accountancy, 7/1/90 through
6/30/91.
Whittler, Tommy E., Assistant Professor, Marketing, 7/1/90 through
6/30/91.
*Special Title Series
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College of Education
Thomas, Melinda H., Instructor (part-time), Curriculum and
Instruction, 1/1/90 through 5/15/90.
College of Engineering
Marzouk, Hassan A., Adjunct Assistant Professor, Electrical
Engineering, 7/1/90 through 6/30/91.
College of Law
Michael, Douglas C., Assistant Professor, 8/16/90 through 6/30/91.
College of Social Work
Clark, James L., Assistant Professor (part-time)*, 1/1/90 through
5/15/90.
C. TERMINAL REAPPOINTMENTS
College of Business and Economics
Feltus, Oliver L., Assistant Professor, Accountancy, 7/1/90 through
6/30/91..
D. LEAES OF ABSENCE
College of Agriculture
Clore, Donna C-., County Extension Agent, Cooperative Extension
Service, Study leave with full salary, 5/7/90 through 6/5/90.
Jones, Davy, Associate Professor (with tenure), Entomology, to
change Leave without pay, 12/1/89 through 5/31/90, to Leave
without pay, 3/1/90 through 8/25/90.
College of Arts and Sciences
Anderson, Roger, Professor (with tenure), Russian and Eastern
Studies, Sabbatical leave with full salary, Fall Semester 1990.
Coleman, Kenneth M., Professor (with tenure), Political Science,
to change from Sabbatical leave with full salary, Spring
Semester 1990, to Leave without pay, 2/16/90 through 6/30/90.
Rabel, Robert J., Associate Professor (with tenure), Classics,
Sabbatical leave with half salary, Fall Semester 1990 and
Spring Semester 1991.
Slllege of Engineering
Tauchert, T.R., Professor (with tenure), Engineering Mechanics, to
change from Sabbatical leave with full salary, Spring Semester
1990, to Sabbatical leave with full salary, Spring Semester
1991.
*Special Title Series
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MEDICAL CENTER
I. BOARD ACTION
A. ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS
College of Medicine
Kirsch, John E., Assistant Professor, Diagnostic Radiology,
joint appointment as Assistant Professor, Center for
Biomedical Engineering, 4/1/90 through 6/30/90.
Pan, Bin-Tao, Assistant Professor, Surgery, joint
appointment as Assistant Professor, Microbiology and
Immunology, 2/15/90 through 6/30/90.
Scott, Edward J., Associate Professor (voluntary), Medicine,
12/1/89 through 6/30/91.
Triplett, H. Bruce, Assistant Professor, Anesthesiology,
2/15/90 through 6/30/90.
B. REAPPOINTMENTS
College of Dentistry
Chiswell, Lawrence C., Professor (with tenure), Community
College System, joint appointment as Professor
(without tenure), Oral Health Science, effective
7/1/89.
Kaplan, Alan L., Associate Professor (Adjunct Title Series),
Oral Health Science, 7/1/90 through 6/30/91.
College of Medicine
Coffey, Charles W., Associate Professor (Adjunct Title
Series), Radiation Medicine, 7/1/90 through 6/30/91.
Dowell, Russell T., Research Professor, Physiology and
Biophysics, 7/1/90 through 6/30/91.
Feola, Jose M., Associate Research Professor, Radiation
Medicine, 7/1/90 through 6/30/91.
Garden, John W., Professor (without tenure) (part-time)