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Minutes of the Maeeting of the Board of Trustees of the Universitv of
Kentucky, Tuesday, September 17, 1974

The Board of Trustees of the University of Kentucky met in regular statutory
session at 2-00 p.m. (CDT) on Tuesday, Septen-mber 17, 1974 in the Board Roono on
the 18th floor of the Patterson Office Tower on the canmpus of the University. The
followings men-mbers answered the call of the roll: Professor Michael Adelstein,
Mr. William R. Black, Mrs. Rexford S. Blazer, Mr. Stanley Burlew^, Mrs. Robert
0. Clark, Mr. Albert G. Clay, Mr. Richard E. Cooper, Mr. John R. Crockett,
Mr. Eugene Goss, Mr. George W. Griffin, Jr., Mr. Thomas B. Kessinger,
Mr. David Mucci, Mr. Zirl Palmrer, Mr. Frank Rawsev. Jr. , Mr. Homrer WV
Ranmsey, Professor Paul G. Sears, and Dr. John W\Ioodyard. Absent from the
meeting were Mr. William B. Sturpill and Mr. Janes A. Sutherland. Members
of the University Adirinistration present included President Otis A. Singletary;
Vice Presidents Alvin L.. Morris, lewis W. Cochran, Robert Zurmwinkle, Peter
Bosomworth, Lawrence E. Foroy and Raymond B.. I-lornback; Mv2r. John. Darsie,
Legal Counsel; and I)r. Donald Clapp, Executive Assistant to the President.
Representatives of the various news mnedia wxere in attendance.

A. MNeeting Opened

Mr. Albert Clay, Chairman. called the meeting to order at 2:00 p.m. (CDT).
The invocation was pronounced by Mr. Williarr R. Black and Mr. Clay welcorred the
nmenmbers of the Board to the first meetingy of the year.

B. Oath of Office Administered

Mr. Clay noted that since the last meeting of the Board there wvere three newv
nmembers - Mr. Thomnas B. lKessinger, Professor Michael Adelstein, and Mr. David
T. Mucci - and asked Mr. John Darsie to aidnminister the oath of office to MIr. Kessinger
and Professor Adelstein, explaining that Mvr. Mucci, President of Student Governrnen'
and student member of the Board of Trustees, had been sworn in at the June n-eeting
of the Executive Con miitlee.

Mr. IKessinger was appointed by Governor Ford for a four-year tern-r ending
June 30, 1978, to replace Mr. Garvice D. Kincaid whose termr expired on June 30, 1974.
Professor Adelstein \ias elected as a faculty member for a three-year tern, beginning
July 1, 1974 and ending June 30, 1977. Mr. Mucci was elected President of Student
Governmenit in the spring and, as such. became the student rmenmber of the Board of
Trustees replacing Mr. Jinm Flegle.

Following the swearing in, Mr. Clay requested the secretary to call the roll.
A quorum being present the meeting \vas declared officially open for the conduct
of business at 2:07 p.m.

C. Officers of the Board and Executive Committee Elected

Under the Governing Regulations of the University, the officers of the Board
of Trustees and the Executive Committee of the Board must be elected at the September
meeting. Therefore, during the summer, Mr. Clay named t-.wo nominating committees.
one to present a slate of officers and one to present nominations for members of the
Executive Committee. Before calling on the chairman of the nominating committee
for officers of the Board, Mr. Clay said that he had reminded the committee that in
1973 he had indicated that he felt the chairmanship of the Board should be rotated and
that it was his wish that his aname not be placed in nomination.

Mr. Cooper, Chairman of the commnnittee to present a slate of officers, reported
that the committee had respected Mr. Clay's wishes relative to the chairmanship
and presented the following names for officers of the Board of Trustees:

William B. Sturgill, Chairmnan
Albert G. Clay, Vice Chairm-ran
Lucile T. Blazer, Secretary
Paul G. Sears, Assistant Secretary

Mr. Clay asked Mr. Black to assume the Chair for the election of officers.
Mr. Black called for nominations fronm the floor and, there being none, Dr. Woodvard
moved that the nominations be closed and that the Nominating Committee's report 'he
accepted as presented. His motion was seconded by Mr. Homer W. Ranmsey and
passed.

Mr. Clay resumed the Chair and called for the report of the Nom inating
Committee for the Executive Comnmittee. Professor Sears, Chairman, presented
the following slate and moved its acceptance:

Willianm B. Sturgill, Chairmnan
Albert G. Clay
Richard E. Cooper
George WT. Griffin
William R. Black
Lucile T. Blazer, Ex Officio Secretary

Mr. Clay called for nominations from the floor and, there being none, he
asked Professor Sears to assume the Chair for purposes of conducting the election.
Professor Sears called for a second to the motion for acceptance of the Nominating
Committee report. The motion being duly seconded, all those in favor voting aye.
the Executive Committee as nominated wreas elected with no nay votes being cast.

Mr. Clay resumed the Chair, explaining that he would continue to preside in
the absence of Mr. Sturgill, the newly elected Chairman, wrho was out of the state
and unable to be present for the meeting.

D. Committee Appointments

Although the agenda called for committee appointments, Mr. Clay said that
he would defer this so that Mr. Sturgill could miake the necessary appointments to
the Board Committees. He would. however, ask Mrs. Robert 0. Clark and Mr.
William R. Black to draft resolutions on Mr. Garvice D. Kincaid and Professor
Paul Oherst, whose terms on the Board expired on June 30. 1974, for presentation
at the next meeting of the Board.

E. President's Report to the Trustees

The Chairman turned the meeting over to Dr. Singletary, who reviewed
briefly several of the itenrrs in his monthly report to the Trustees and recommended
that the members give the report a more careful reading since it contained some
very useful information about the Uniirersitv and the activities going on around the
campus.

Mr. Clay accepted the report wsith thanks and ordered it filed.

F. Recommnendations of the President (PR 2)

The items in PR 2, Recommendations of the President, being routine in nature
and the imnembers of the Board having had an opportunity to familiarize themselves
with the contents thereof prior to the meeting, President Singletary recommended
that PR 2 be approved as a whole.

Without discussion, on motion byr Mr. Black, seconded by Professor Sears,
and passed PR 2, Recommendations of the President, was approved as a whole
and ordered made an official part of the M\inutes of the nmeeting. !See PR 2 at the
end of the M inute s.)

G. Supplemental Recommendations of the President 'PR 3 - II)

After explaining that PR 3, Supplemental Reconmmendations of the President,
contained items which had been received too late for inclusion in the early distribution
of agenda material, President Singletary called the attention of the members to
item UI in the report which requested approval of the Board of Trustees for the
University to seek approval of the appropriate state agencies for the construction
of animal facilities for the Wenner-Gren Research Laboratory at a proposed cost
of approximately $350, 000 from funds provided by the Univrersitv of Kentucky
Research Foundation.

On nmotion by Mr. Homer Ramsey, seconded by Mrs. Clark, and passed
without dissent item II in PR 3 was approved as recommended. (See PR 3 - II
at the end of the Minutes.)

H. Supplemental Recommendation of the President (PR 3 - I)

President Singletary said that it gave him much pleasure to recommend
to the Board of Trustees the appointment of D. Kay Clawson, M. D. , F. A. C. S. .
as Dean of the College of Medicine and Professor /with tenure) in the Department
of Surgery (Division of Orthopaedics), effective March 1, 1975. He further said
that the search committee appointed to recommend candidates to him for the
position had done an outstanding job and had submitted the names of three
individuals, any one of whom would have been an excellent choice. However, all
those concerned were essentially of one mind that Dr. Clawson headed the list.
After a brief resume of Dr. Clawson's background and credentials by Dr. Bosom-
worth, President Singletary placed the namne of Dr. Clawson before the members
with his recommendation for approval.

On motion by Mrs. Blazer, seconded by Mr. Black, the appointment of
Dr. Clawson as Dean of the College of Medicine and Professor (with tenure) in
the Department of Surgery was approved by unanimous vote.

President Singletary then introduced Dr. Clawson, who was present at the
meeting, and Mr. Clay extended a warm welconme to the University to Dr. Clawson
on behalf of himself and his fellow members.

Before proceeding to the next item on the agenda President Singletary
expressed appreciation to Dr. Bosomworth for his contribution during the past few
months when he had taken on not only the Chairmanship of the Department of
Anesthesiology but operating room duties as well. Because of his willingness to
carry this extra load, the hospital has been able to operate with very little reduction
in services provided. He then mentioned that the appointment of Dr. Mark B. Ravin
as Chairman of the Department of Anesthesiology, wvlhich was approved as part of
PR 2, is an important first step in relieving the shortage of personnel which exists
in that department. (See PR 3 - I at the end of the Minutes. )

I. Approval of Degree Candidates (University Systenm) (PR 4)

Without discussion. on motion by Professor Sears, seconded by Mr. Homer
Ramsey and passed, President Singletary wlas authorized to confer upon each
individual whose name appeared on the list included as a part of PR 4, the degree
for which he has made application, upon certification by the Dean of Admissions and
approval by the University Senate that all requirements have been satisfactorily
completed. (See PR 4 at the end of the Minutes. )

J. Approval of Degree Candidates (Community College System- (PR 5)

Mr. Cooper moved that the degrees and certificates specified on the list
attached to PR 5 be awarded to the persons named upon certification that all
requirements for those degrees or certificates have been satisfactorily completed.
Mrs. Blazer seconded his motion and it passed with all present voting aye. (See
PR 5 at the end of the Minutes.)

K. Approval of Amendment to the Governing Regulations (PR 6)

After reminding those present that an amendment to Part VII A. 9 of the
Governing Regulations had been received and tabled at the May 7, 1974 meeting
of the Board of Trustees, President Singletary recommended that the proposed
amendment, which would provide for the permissive delegation of a defined part
of the determination of educational policies to an assembly of a college in the
University System, be removed from the table and approved.

On motion by Mr. Mucci, seconded by Professor Sears, the proposed
amendment to Part VII, A, 9 of the Governing Regulations was removed from the
table and approved without dissent. (See PR 6 at the end of the Minutes.)

L. Proposed Amendments to the Governing Regulations (PR 7A)

President Singletary explained that three amendments to the Governing
Regulations were proposed in PR 7A. The first amendment would permit the waiver,
with appropriate administrative approval, of all or part of a period of prior service
in determining the length of the probationary period of a non-tenured faculty member;
the second amendment would authorize the President tb promulgate and issue a Personnel
Policy and Procedure Manual in addition to the Administrative Regulations; and the
third amendment would provide a needed clarification of ambiguous wording in
Part VIII, A, 3.

Professor Sears spoke briefly in favor of each amendment and recommended
that the changes in the Governing Regulations as proposed in PR 7A be received
for consideration and placed on the agenda for approval by the Board of Trustees
at its next regular meeting. It was so ordered by Mr. Clay. (See PR 7A at the
end of the Minutes.)

M. Proposed Amendments to the Governing Regulations (PR 7B)

In presenting PR 7B, President Singletary explained that the amendments
to the Governing Regulations as proposed constitute technical changes in wording

in Part X, B which would bring the statements in the Regulations into better
conformance with institutional procedures and recommended that the proposed
changes be received for consideration and action at a later meeting. It was so
ordered by Mr. Clay. (See PR 7B at the end of the Minutes.)

N. Amendment to Retirement Resolution (PR 8)

President Singletary recommended that the proposed amendment to the
Retirement Resolution be approved after first explaining that the amendirent would
permit the part-time employment, in limited circumstances, of former University
employees who have reached retirement age.

Without discussion, on motion by Mr. Homer Ramsey, seconded by Professor
Sears, and passed, the amendment to the Retirement Resolution as proposed in
PR 8 was approved. (See PR 8 at the end of the Minutes.)

0. 1974-75 Budget Revisions (PR 9)

The recommended revisions to the 1974-75 budget being routine in nature
and there being no questions, President Singletary recommended that PR 9 be
approved. On motion duly made, seconded and carried, it was so ordered. (See
PR 9 at the end of the Minutes.)

P. President Singletary Comments on Mr. Clay's Chairmanship of the Board

President Singletary said that before turning the meeting back over to
Mr. Clay, he wished to express his personal appreciation to him for the leadership
he has given to the Board of Trustees as its Chairman for the past two years and as
Vice Chairman for the period from January 1969 through September 1972. He continued
that he never felt that he did not have the support, advice, counsel and time of
Mr. Clay and he wished to thank him publicly for his loyalty and devotion.

Q. Report of Hearing Committee Accepted

Mr. Clay explained that an appeal case had been before the Hearing Committee
last spring and that the committee had not completed its hearings at the time
Mr. Bell's term on the Board ended. Since it would be unfair to the student involved
to change the personnel of the Hearing Committee prior to the conclusion of his
hearing, Mr. Bell was requested to continue with the case. Mr. Clay then asked
Mr. John Darsie to present Mr. Bell's report to the Board members.

Mr. Darsie read the report of the Hearing Committee as contained in the
Minutes of its meeting held on the morning of September 17, 1974, a copy of which
was included in the materials before the Trustees. There being no questions.
Mr. Clay asked the Board's pleasure in the matter. Mr. Black, a member of the
Hearing Committee and its present Chairman, moved that the Board of Trustees,
having heard the report of the Hearing Committee, reject the appeal of Mr. Leo
H. Liern for readmission to the University and that the expulsion be sustained.
His motion was seconded by Mrs. Blazer and passed without dissent. (See Minutes
of the Board of Trustees Hearing Committee at the end of the Minutes. )

R. Acceptance of Summary Audit Report for the University of Kentucky
for 1973-74 (FCR 1)

Mr. Griffin, who was serving as Acting Chairman of the Finance Committee
in the absence of Mr. Sturgill, reported that the Finance Committee had met on the
morning of September 17 and considered the various items presented for Board approval.
He indicated that Mr. Forgy would be happy to answer any questions relative to the
Audit Report submitted by Coopers and Lybrand. There being no questions, Mr. Griffin
moved acceptance of FCR 1. His motion was seconded by Mr. Burlew and passed.
(See FCR I at the end of the Minutes. )

S. Resolution Accepting Settlement (FCR 2)

Mr. Griffin said that the Finance Committee had approved the Resolution
relative to acceptance of full settlement fromn the Court of Claims of the State of
West Virginia as presented in FCR 2 and moved its approval. His motion was
seconded by Mr. Burlew and passed without dissent. (See FCR1 2 at the end of
the Minutes.)

T. Authorization for Incineration of Paid Bonds and Coupons 'FCR 3)

Mr. Griffin moved that FCR 3 authorizing incineration of paid bonds and
coupons as listed be authorized. Mr. Burlew seconded the motion and without
dissent it was so ordered. (See FCR 3 at the end of the Mlinutes.

U. Acceptance of Purchasing Letter & Cash Reconciliation Report for the
University of Kentucky for 1973-74 (FCR 4)

Without discussion, on motion by Mr. Griffin, seconded by Mr. Burlew and
passed the University of Kentucky Purchasing Letter for 1973-74 and the Cash
Reconciliation Report as submitted by the firm of Coopers & Lybrand were accepted.
(See FCR 4 at the end of the Minutes.)

V. Investment Committee Report (ICR 1)

Mr. Clay said that without objection he would accept the Quarterly Report
on Investments as submitted in ICR 1. There being no objections, it was so ordered.
(See ICR 1 at the end of the Minutes.)

W. Meeting Adjourned

Before calling for a motion for adjournment, Mr. Clay expressed his
pleasure at having had the privilege of serving as Chairman of the Board of
Trustees and thanked Dr. Singletary, the members of his Cabinet, the Faculty
and Student Body of the University, and his fellow Board Members for their
loyalty and support. He then called for a motion for adjournment which was
made, seconded, and carried and the meeting adjourned at 2:30 p. m. (CDT).

Respectfully submitted,

Lucile T. Blazer, Secretary
Board of Trustees

(PRs 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7A, 7B, 8, and 9: Minutes of the Hearing Conmnmittee of the Board of
Trustees; FCRs 1, 2, 3, and 4; ICR 1, which follow are official parts of the Minutes
of the meeting. )

Office of the President
Septem ber 17, 1974

RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE PRESIDENT

-Patent Assignment

Recommendation: That authorization be given to the proper officials
of the University of Kentucky Board of Trustees to execute an assignment
on behalf of the Board of Trustees to The University of Kentucky
Research Foundation of the following application for Letters Patent
of the United States and the invention represented thereby: Edward M.
Smith, James H. Casada and Timothy H. Taylor, Serial No. 427, 912
filed December 26, 1973.

Background: Edward M. Smith, James H. Casada and Timothy H. Taylor
have invented certain improvements in Pasture Renovation and Tillage
Apparatus therefor. They have assigned their rights to the invention to
the University. In accord with usual practice it is recommended that
the University assign the patent to The University of Kentucky Research
Foundation.

II. Report on Gifts and/or Grants (See Attachment)

Recommendation: that the report on gifts and/or grants covering the
period from April 1, 1974 through June 30, 1974 be accepted and made a
matter of record.

Background: The attached report represents the gifts and/or grants
accepted by the President on behalf of the Board of Trustees for the
three months' period ending June 30, 1974, in accordance with the
policy adopted by the Board of Trustees on November 19, 1965.
Acknowledgment of gifts and/or grants has been made to all donors by
the President on behalf of the Board.

III. Appointments and/or Other Staff Changes

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

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Background: The following 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
vice president through the President and hare 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.

BOARD ACTION

New Appointments

James H. Anderson, Assistant Professor and Director, Community College Dental
Hygiene Program, College of Dentistry, Department of Restorative Dentistry, and
Community College System, Ashland Community College, retroactive to July 1, 1974
James D. Bader, Assistant Professor, Department of Community Dentistry, College
of Dentistry, retroactive to July 1, 1974
Carl Bassler, Instructor', Department of Physical Therapy, College of Allied Health
Professions, retroactive to July 1, 1974
Daniel Joe Boone, Assistant Professor-, Department of Pathology, College of Medicine,
retroactive to July 1, 1974
James Boylan,Associate Adjunct Professor, College of Pharmacy, retroactive to
July 1, 1974 (Voluntary Faculty)
Albert T. Brown, Associate Professor, Department of Oral Biology, College of
Dentistry, retroactive September 1, 1974
*'Lawrence M. Busch, Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, College of
Agriculture, retroactive August 1, 1974
Daniel A. Clark, Instructor', Department of Allied Health Education and Research,
College of Allied Health Professions, retroactive August 1, 1974
Necia Coker, Associate Extension Professor'', Department of Curriculum and
Instruction, College of Education, two year appointment, retroactive August 1, 1974
Barry A. Currier, Assistant Professor, College of Law, retroactive August 1, 1974
William B. Daugherty, Assistant Professor, Department of Oral Diagnosis and Oral
Medicine, College of Dentistry, retroactive September 1, 1974
Joe Thomas Davis, Assistant Professor, Department of Agricultural Economics,
College of Agriculture, retroactive August 13, 1974
David Lee Debertin, Assistant Professor, Department of Agricultural Economics,
College of Agriculture, retroactive June 4, 1974

"'Special Title Series
'Contingent upon completion of Ph.D. degree requirements

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James Drummond, Associate Professor, Department of Oral Biology and Oral
*Pathology, College of Dentistry, retroactive June 1, 1974
Joseph Lloveras Fitzpatrick, Associate Professor (with tenure) and Chairman,
Department of Art, College of Arts and Sciences, retroactive August 1, 1974
Kent Herring, Assistant Professor*, Department of Restorative Dentistry,
College of Dentistry and Department of Dental Hygiene, College of Allied
Health Professionsw, retroactive July 29, 1974
David K. Heydinger, Clinical Professor, Department of Surgery, College of
Medicine, retroactive September 1, 1974 (Voluntary Faculty)
La Vonne Jaeger, Associate Professor:, Department of Physical Therapy, College
of Allied Health Professions, retroactive July 1, 1974
Thomas A. Johnson, Associate Professor, College of Social Professions,
retroactive August 1, 1974
Mary P. Jones, Assistant Professor*, College of Social Professions, retroactive
August 1, 1974
Curtis L. Keith, Instructor, Department of Community Dentistry, College of
Dentistry, retroactive August 15, 1974
Alfred H. Koetter, Associate Professor, College of Architecture, retroactive
August 1, 1974
John W. Landon, Associate Professor,:, College of Social Professions, retroactive
August 1, 1974
Anthony G. Lawrence, Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, College of
Business and Economics, retroactive August 1, 1974
Howard W. L'Enfant, Jr., Visiting Professor of Law, College of Law, retroactive
August 1, 1974
John R. Leathers, Visiting Assistant Professor, College of Law, retroactive
August 1, 1974
Anders Lindquist, Associate Professor, Department of Mathematics, College of
Arts and Sciences, three year appointment, retroactive August 1, 1974
Dorothy Luther, Associate Professor*, College of Nursing, retroactive
August 1, 1974
E. Truman Mays, Professor (with tenure), Department of Surgery, College of
Medicine, retroactive August 1, 1974
Marlys Arlene Moeckly, Assistant Professor, College of Nursing, retroactive
September 1, 1974
John J. Mulcahy, Assistant Professor, Department of Surgery (Urology), College
of Medicine, retroactive June 1, 1974
Timothy L. Overman, Assistant Professor*, Department of Pathology, College of
Medicine, retroactive July 1, 1974
Barbara J. Powell, Associate Professor, Department of Psychiatry, College of
Medicine, retroactive August 19, 1974
Mark B. Ravin, Professor (with tenure) and Chairman, Department of Anesthesiology,
College of Medicine, retroactive September 1, 1974

*Special Title Series

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JoAnn V. Rogers, Assistant Professor, College of Library Science, retroactive
August 1, 1974
Condit F. Steil, Assistant Professor-*, College of Pharmacy, retroactive
July 1, 1974
William 0. Thompson,II, Adjunct Associate Professor, Department of Statistics,
College of Arts and Sciences, retroactive August 1, 1974
Edward Paul Todd, M. D., Assistant Professor, Department of Surgery, College
of Medicine, retroactive September 1, 1974
Kentaro Tsueda, Associate Professor-*, Department of Anesthesiology, College of
Medicine, retroactive June 1, 1974
Donald Vogt, Associate Professor-, College of Pharmacy, retroactive
September 1, 1974
Robert J. Wheen, Visiting Associate Professor, Department of Civil Engineering,
College of Engineering, retroactive August 15, 1974
Vernon Robert Wiehe, Assistant Professor: and Associate Dean, College of
Social Professions, retroactive July 1, 1974
Mitsura Yasuharu, Visiting Associate Professor, Department of Mathematics,
College of Arts and Sciences, retroactive August 1, 1974
Kenneth Vernon Yeargan, Assistant Professor, Department of Entomology, College
of Agriculture, retroactive July 1, 1974
Suzanne Springer Zeok, M. D., Assistant Clinical Professor, Department of
Anesthesiology, College of Medicine, retroactive August 26, 1974

Non-Academic Appointments

Betty Bowling, Coordinator of Career Education, Appalachian Education Satellite
Project, College of Education, retroactive NMay 23, 1974
Ashok K. Chugh, Research Associate, Department of Civil Engineering, College of
Engineering, retroactive July 1, 1974
Paul E. Combs, Industrial Management Specialist, College of Business and Economics.
retroactive July 1, 1974
Kenneth E. Cox, Research Associate, Institute for Mining and Minerals Research,
College of Engineering, retroactive August 15, 1974
Betty Hill Dennis, Pharmacist, Hospital Pharmacy Division, College of Pharmacy,
retroactive August 24, 1974
Alayne W. Heck, Information Specialist, Special Education Office for Regional
Resource Center, retroactive July 15, 1974 - College of Education
Durward E. Mclohon, Instrumentation Manager, Wenner-Gren Research Laboratory,
College of Engineering, retroactive August 5, 1974
Deedra B. Nietzel, Special Assistant to the Dean, College of Law, retroactive
August 1, 1974

*Special Title Series

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Edward T. Ordman, Computer Programmer & Research Associate, OBDGS,
College of Business & Economics, retroactive July 1, 1974
Francisco Palomo, Clinical Fellow, Department of Periodontics, College of
Dentistry, retroactive August 15, 1974
Lowell L. Pierce, Agriculture Extension Program Specialist in 4-H, Extension
Department, College of Agriculture, retroactive June 1, 1974
James R. Ramsey, Research Associate, OBDGS, College of Business and
Economics, retroactive September 1, 1974
Ann Reid, Pharmacist, College of Pharmacy, retroactive August 12, 1974
M. L. Spruill, Assistant to the Dean, College of Business & Econorrics,
retroactive July 1, 1974
Ernest W. Tollner, Research Associate, Department of Agriculture Engineering,
College of Agriculture, retroactive July 1, 1974

Joint Approintments

Robert A. Beargie, Associate Professor (with tenure), Department of Pediatrics
and Department of Family Practice, College of Medicine, retroactive
July 1, 1974
William Bramble, Associate Professor (with tenure), Department of Psychology and
Counseling, College of Education, and Department of Statistics, College of
Arts and Sciences, retroactive July 1, 1974

Administrative Appointments

Edward Blackhurst, Chairman, Department of Special Education, College of
Education, four year appointment, retroactive July 1, 1974
Robert N. Bostrom, Chairman, Department of Speech, College of Arts and
Sciences, extended one year, retroactive July 1, 1974
Lewis Donohew, Director, School of Communications, College of Arts and Sciences,
one term, retroactive July 1, 1974
Fred Edmonds, Director, Center for Professional Development, College of
Education, retroactive July 1, 1974
Joseph Lloveras Fitzpatrick, Chairman, Department of Art, College of Arts and
Sciences, retroactive August 1, 1974
Richard D. Kingston, D. D. S. , Director, Center for Learning Resources, College
of Allied Health Professions, retroactive September 1, 1974
Gorman L. Rasmussen, Director, Department of Social Services, University
Hospital, retroactive August 1, 1974

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Mark B. Ravin, Chairman, Department of Anesthesiology, College of Medicine,
retroactive September 1, 1974
Nofflet D. Williams, Deputy Director, Appalachian Satellite Project. retroactive
July 1, 1974, College of Education
Robert D. Winn, Director, OBDGS-Labor Education & Research Center, College
of Business & Economics, retroactive July 1, 1974
Fred W. Zechman, Chairman, Department of Physiology & Biophysics, College of
Medicine, retroactive July 1, 1974

Promotions-retroactive July 1, 1974

Robert Belin, Department of Surgery, College of Medicine, Associate Professor
(with tenure), Department of Pediatrics, College of Medicine, Assistant Professor
(with tenure), to Department of Surgery, College of Medicine, Associate
Professor (with tenure), Department of Pediatrics, College of Medicine,
Associate Professor (with tenure)
David E. Denton, Department of Social & Philosophical Studies, College of
Education, from Associate Professor (with tenure) to Professor (with tenure)
Donald E. Edger, Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology, College of Medicine,
from Assistant Clinical Professor (voluntary) to Associate Clinical Professor
(voluntary)
Jane M. Emanuel, Department of Curriculum & Instruction, College of Education,
Assistant Professor, to Department of Allied Health Education & Research,
College of Allied Health Professions, Associate Professor (with tenure)
Clyde L. Irwin, Department of Business Administration, College of Business &
Economics, from Assistant Professor (with tenure) to Associate Professor:
(with tenure)
Van Ransler Jenkins, Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology, College of Medicine,
from Assistant Clinical Professor (voluntary) to Associate Clinical Professor
(Part-time)
Bernd Kratz, Department of Germanic Language & Literature, College of Arts
& Sciences, from Associate Professor (with tenure) to Professor (with tenure)
Hubert M. Martin, Jr., Dep