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       Minutes of the Meeting of the Board of Trustees of the University
of Kentucky, Tuesday, April 5, 1988.

       The Board of Trustees of the University of Kentucky met at 1 p.m.
Lexington time on Tuesday, April 5, 1988 in the Board Room on the 18th
floor of the Patterson Office Tower on the Lexington Campus.

       A.   Meeting Opened

       Mr. Robert T. McCowan, Chairman, called the meeting to order at 1
p.m., and the invocation was pronounced by Mr. Ted B. Bates.

       B.    Roll Call

       The following members of the Board of Trustees answered the call
of the roll: Mr. Robert T. McCowan (Chainman), Mr. Ted B. Bates,
Professor Raymond F. Betts, Governor Albert B. Chandler, Mr. Albert G.
Clay, Professor Mary Sue Coleman, Professor David R. Driscoll, Jr., Mr.
Lawrence E. Forgy, Jr., Mrs. Edythe Jones Hayes, Mr. Henry E. Hershey,
Dr. Nicholas J. Pisacano, Mr. Frank Ramsey, Jr., Mr. James L. Rose,
Judge Robert F. Stephens, Mr. Jerome A. Stricker, Judge Julia K.
Tackett, Ms. Cyndi Weaver, and Mr. Billy B. Wilcoxson. Absent from the
meeting were Mr. Tracy Farmer, Mr. George W. Griffin, Jr., Senator
Walter D. Huddleston, Mr. T. A. Lassetter, and Mr. Bobby Watson. The
University administration was represented by President David P. Roselle;
Mr. Edward A. Carter, Vice President for Administration; Chancellors
Peter P. Bosomworth, Art Gallaher and Charles T. Wethington; Mr. Eugene
R. Williams, Acting Vice President for Infornation Systems; and Mr. John
C. Darsie, Legal Counsel.

       Members of the news media were also in attendance.   firs. Hayes
reported a quorum present, and Mr. M1cCowan declared the meeting
officially open for the conduct of business at 1:04 p.m.

       C.   Minutes Approved

       On motion made by Judge Stephens, seconded by Mr. Hershey and
passed, the Minutes of the March 1, 1988 meeting of the Board of
Trustees were approved as written.

       D.    Commencement Announcement

       Mr. McCowan announced that Commencement exercises are scheduled
for May 8 at 1:30 p.m. and requested that the Board members note this
important date on their calendars.

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

       President Roselle called attention to the eight visiting vice
rectors from Indonesia who were seated in the audience.   He stated that
the University has done several projects in Indonesia, mostly by the
College of Agriculture and funded by the Agency for International




 





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Development. He added that many of the University's faculty have had
very enriching experiences because of their involvements with Indonesia
and the very fine people of that country. After President Roselle
expressed his thanks and appreciation to the vice rectors for being on
campus, Mr. McCowan asked them to stand and be recognized, following
which they were given a round of applause. President Roselle pointed
out that Mr. Mohaimmad Toha is an alumnus of the University of Kentucky.

       President Roselle then called attention to the upcoming
University Honors Day program and asked Dr. Joseph Fink to inform the
Board about the new event.

       Dr. Fink indicated his pleasure in informing the members of the
Board of the plans for University Honors Day which will be held on
Thursday, April 14, at 3:00 p.m. in the Concert Hall of the Singletary
Center for the Arts. He stated that the program will recognize the
achievement of faculty, staff and students at the University of
Kentucky. It will also provide a forum for the conferral of a number of
university-wide awards and a special feature being a brief investiture
ceremony recognizing President Roselle's assumption of the office as the
ninth president of the University of Kentucky. University Honors Day
will serve to focus the attention of the University and the community at
larqe on the good things that are happening at the University -- the
very creative achievement of the faculty and the tremendous innovations
that are occurring on the campus. He urged the members of the Board to
attend and extended an invitation to others in the community.

       President Roselle continued reviewing his report by calling
attention to the following items:

       The Medical Center has formed a heart institute under the
       leadership of nr. Anthony M. DeMaria, Dr. Jacqueline A. Noonan,
       Dr. W. Randolph Chitwond and Dr. John N. Diana.   President
       Roselle stated that this is a very important issue and will be a
       significant event in the life of the University of Kentucky.

       The University debaters won the S!ational Novice Honors which
       continues the University's tradition of successful competition
       and debate.

       Merit weekends attracted 400 outstanding students and parents.
       President Roselle indicated that the University should have the
       most qualified group of entering freshmen in the University's
       history selected from the largest pool of applicants entering
       school this fall. He added that this was the experience last
       year and he believes a new record will be set bv both criteria,
       number of applicants and quality of entering applicants again in
       the coming academic year.

       The Department of History has established a fellowship endowment
       honoring retiring professor Charles Roland; the fundraising
       activity is being presided over by Dr. Otis Singletary.




 




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      James M. Buchanan, Nobel Laureate, will be on campus April 25
      talking about economics and his theory of economics.

      The dedication of the Mining and Minerals Resources Building will
      be held on Friday, April 8, and Senator Wendell Ford will be in
      attendance to preside over the building dedication. President
      Roselle noted that Mr. George Evans, Secretary of the Energy
      Cabinet, will also be a participant.

      William G. Moody, Professor, Department of Animal Sciences, has
      been appointed Academic Ombudsman for 1988-89 and succeeds
      Professor William H. Fortune, College of Law.  President Roselle
      explained that Professor Moody will continue an 18-year tradition
      by faculty members of handling issues of an academic nature
      involving students, faculty and administrative staff when
      problems arise.  Professor Moody was asked to stand and be
      recognized, following which he was given a round of applause.

      F.    Rudget Update

      In opening his presentation, President Roselle reminded the Board
of the bleak budget update given to then at the previous Board meeting.
He stated that he wished to familiarize the members with some of the
planned initiatives by the administration in dealing with the difficult
budget and the flexibility to undertake these initiatives.  He pointed
out that the number one priority for the budget is salary increases for
faculty and staff.

       President Roselle explained that the last legislative session was
difficult in the sense that there was not enough revenue available to
adequately fund the programs of the Commonwealth. In particular,
faculty and staff salaries were funded at an annual rate to reflect a 2%
increase the first year and a 5% increase the second year of the
biennium. He added that despite the disappointment of a less than
adequate response to the administration's request, the legislature was
very helpful to the University. He noted that in addition to
recognition of faculty and staff salary increases, the legislature did
the following: (1) provided support for opening new buildings, (2)
provided support for special initiatives in the College of Engineering,
(3) supported the Japanese Saturday School, (4) authorized debt
financing for a business and economics building, (5) authorized a
renovation project associated with an older building, (6) authorized
debt financing for several community college projects, and (7) provided
nearly S1 million for support of Agriculture Extension activities. He
pointed out that all of these initiatives are important and needed.

       President Roselle stated that the budgetary situation is better
than previously indicated to the Board and expressed appreciation to
Governor Wilkinson, members of his staff, and members of the
legislature. He also expressed appreciation to the members of the
Board, the alumni, faculty, staff, and students for their involvement in
helping bring about a better budget for the University.




 




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       President Roselle concluded his remarks by saying that the
1988-89 budget is very tight; however, it is important that the
University continue to make progress by having more support for good
scholarship and a high quality of student life.  He explained that
achieving these goals will require improving personal conditions of
employment, building an environment in which faculty and students are
more easily able to conduct their studies, and making provisions to
attract and retain the best faculty, staff, and students.  He then asked
Mr. Carter to address the Board on some of the planned initiatives.

       UIsing a series of charts, Vice President Carter provided detailed
information on the impact on the University of Kentucky budget of the
appropriation bill before Governor Wallace Wilkinson.  In summary, he
indicated it would take $21.7 million to deal with the programs proposed
by President Roselle. He reminded the members of the list of options
presented at the last meeting and stated that two broad categories were
beinq considered in order to deal with the deficit budget:  exploring
additional revenue sources and reviewing reallocation possibilities.  He
explained that the additional revenue sources involved looking at
significant revenue sources to come into the institution to support the
plan and reallocation possibilities would he the elimination of
positions throughout the institution.  He indicated that the final
budget document would be presented at the June meeting and that the
purpose of the presentation today is to keep the members of the Board
apprised of the activities to date.

       In conclusion, President Roselle emphasized the importance of
retaining the best people, attracting the best students to the
institution, and providing adequate working conditions for the employees
of the institution. He stated that priorities must be shifted in order
to afford these initiatives but expressed his intent to protect the
academic programs fully.

       Professor Coleman stated that she was pleased with the
initiatives and felt it to be a very forward moving approach to the
budget situation.

       G.    Personnel Actions (PR 2)

       With President Roselle so recommending, on motion made by
Professor Driscoll, seconded by Mr. Stricker and carried, the routine
personnel actions in PR 2 were approved.  (See PR 2 at the end of the
Minutes.)

       H.    Amendment to the Governing Regulations (PR 3B)

       Following a brief explanation of the amendment by Dr. Paul Sears
and Professor Coleman, Professor Coleman moved, and Mr. Wilcoxson
seconded, that the proposed amendment to the Governing Regulations in PR
31R, which was received by the Board of Trustees at its March 1988
meeting, be approved.  The motion carried unanimously.  (See PR 3B at
the end of the Minutes.)




 




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       I.   Revision of University of Kentucky Retirement Plan (PR 3C)

       President Roselle stated that PR 3C is a recommendation that the
Board of Trustees approve revisions in the University of Kentucky
Retirement Plan; the effective date will be July 1, 1988. He then
asked Dr. Sears to summarize the revisions.

       Dr. Sears provided a brief summarization of the revisions and Mr.
McCowan stated that most universities and corporations are making the
same kind of modifications. On motion made by Mr. Stricker, seconded by
Dr. Pisacano and carried, the Board approved the Retirement Plan
revisions in PR 3C. (See PR 3C at the end of the Minutes.)

       J.    University Research Professorships (PR 3D)

       President Roselle reviewed the background of Research
Professorships.  He pointed out that the list of Research Professorships
for the last ten years reads as the Who's Who of the University of
Kentucky faculty and stated that this has become a very prestigious
award over the years.  He indicated his pleasure in recommending that
the Board approve the naming of Professor Daniel Nelson, Department of
Political Science; Professor Robert Dickson, DeDartment of Biochemistry;
Professor Jesse Sisken, Department of Microbiologey and Immunology; and
Professor Mina Miller, Department of Music, as University Research
Professors for 1988-89. Mrs. Hayes so moved.   The motion was seconded
by Professor Coleman and unanimously carried.  Professors Nelson,
Dickson, and Miller were in attendance, and they were asked to stand and
be recognized, following which they were given a round of applause.
(See PR 36 at the end of the Minutes.)

       K.    Honorary Degree Recioients (PR 3E)

       President Roselle stated that three of the five nominees for
honorary degrees could attend Commencement exercises on May 8 and there
was a move to invite the two who could not attend this year because of
scheduling problems to the 1989 Commencement.  He then asked that
approval be granted to awarding the honorary degree of Doctor of Letters
to Mary Marvin Breckinridge Patterson, the noctor of Science to Joseph
A. Boyd, and the Doctor of Laws to Robert D. Bell.  The motion, which
was made by Professor Betts and seconded by Mr. Bates, was voted on and
carried. Governor Chandler asked that his vote be recorded as having
opposed the awarding of an honorary degree to Mr. Robert Bell for a
Doctor of Laws degree and stated his reasons for opposition.  Mr. Forgy,
Ms. Weaver and Professor Coleman made favorable comments in support of
Mr. Bell's nomination for an honorary degree.  (See PR 3E at the end of
the Minutes.)

       L.    Associate Degree Program in the Community College System -
Southeast Community College (PR 4A)

       On recommendation of President Roselle, Mrs. Hayes so moved that
the Board approve for submission to the Council on Higher Education a
new degree program, Associate Degree in Applied Science, Engineering
Technology, Computer Repair Option, for the Southeast Community
College. Her motion was seconded by Mir. Wilcoxson and passed without
dissent. (See PR 4A at the end of the Minutes.)




 




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       M.    Acceptance of Interim Financial Report for the University
of Kentucky for the Eight Months Ended February 29, 1988 (FCR 1)

       Mr. Forgy, Chairman of the Finance Committee, reported that there
were four items to recommend to the board. He stated that FCR 1 is the
acceptance of the Interim Financial Report for the University of
Kentucky for the eight months ended February 29. He noted that the
budget is on target and recommended that FCR 1 be adopted. The motion
was seconded by Judge Tackett, and carried. (See FCR 1 at the end of
the Minutes.)

       N.    nisposal of Personal Property (FCR 2)

       On motion made by Mr. Forgy, seconded by Mr. Stricker and
carried, the routine disposition of surplus and obsolete equipment as
described in Exhibits I and II was approved. (See FCR 2 at the end of
the Minutes.)

       0.    Report of Leases (FCR 3)

       Mr. Forgy moved that the routine report of lease agreements in
FCR 3 be adopted.  The motion was seconded by Mr. Clay and passed.    (See
FCR 3 at the end of the Minutes.)

       P.    Acquisition of Property (FCR 4)

       Mr. Forgy stated that FCR 4 relates to the acquisition of real
properties and would empower the Legal Counsel and the Vice Chancellor
for Administration of the Lexington Campus to enter into certain
negotiations with regard to the property indicated.   He reported that it
also empowers the Legal Counsel and Vice Chancellor for Administration
to file suit in accord with the Eminent Domain Act if negotiations are
not successful.  He then moved that FCR & be adopted.   Mr. Forgy's
motion was seconded by Mr. Clay and unanimously carried.    (See FCR 4 at
the end of the Minutes.)

       Q.    University Debaters Recognized

       Mr. McCowan commented on the University debaters winning national
novice honors which President Roselle mentioned in his report.    He
congratulated T. A. McKinney and Calvin Rockefeller on their defeat of a
duo at Harvard University to win the National Novice Championship Debate
Tournament at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois. He pointed
out that this gave the first national championship since 1980 to the
University's novice team. He also noted that Mr. McKinney was named top
novice debater in the nation. The debaters were given a round of
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       R.   Meeting Adjourned

       There being no further business to come before the Board, the
Chairman adjourned the meeting at 2:07 p.m.

                                       Respectfully submitted,



                                       Edythe Jones Hayes
                                       Secretary
                                       Board of Trustees


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




 








                                               Office of the President
                                               April 5, 1988



                                      PR?


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-P 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
nate:   April 5   , 1988
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                         CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION




 I.  BOARD ACTION


     A.   RETIREMENT

          Public Relations

          Eckdahl, Betty T., Senior Information Specialist, after
          15 consecutive years of service, under II.8 of AR II-1.6.1
          effective April 2, 1988.


II.  ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION

     A.  ADMINISTRATIVE APPOINTIENT

           Information Systems

           Collins, Herman E., from Senior Systems Programner to
           Lead nata Communications Analyst/Programmer, effective
           March 1, 1988.




 






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                      COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM

I.  BOARD ACTION

    A.   ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS

              Transfer from Madisonville Community College to
              Lexington Community College

              Cantrell, Timothy A., Professor in the Community
                    College System (with tenure), 7/1/88.

    B.  ADMINISTRATIVE APPOINTMENTS

              Hopkinsville Community College

              Hoover, Donald, Associate Professor in the Community
                    College System (with tenure), Chairman, Division
                    of Social Sciences and Related Technologies,
                    7/1/88 through 6/30/91.

               Jefferson Community College

               Hoover, Nancy L., Dean of Academic Affairs, Downtown
                    Campus, effective 6/1/88.

     C.   RETIREMENTS

               Jefferson Community College

               Kinsella, Paul L., Professor in the Community College
                    System (with tenure), after 20.5 consecutive
                    years of service, effective 6/30/88.
               Tribble, Joan F., Associate Professor in the Community
                    College System (with tenure), after 16.5
                    consecutive years of service, effective 6/30/88.

               Prestonsburg Community College

               Frasure, Walter, Professor in the Community College
                    System (with tenure), after 24 consecutive years
                    of service, 6/30/88.

II. ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION

     A.   ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS

               Hopkinsville Community College



Waller, Auna Gae, Instructor in the Community College
     System, 2/1/88 through 6/30/88.




 






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Jefferson Community College

Burch, Charlotte, Instructor in the Community College
     System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 6/30/88.
Burke, Gail, Instructor in the Community College
     System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 6/30/88.
Delor, Deborah, Instructor in the Community College
     System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 6/30/88.
Hagan, Marlene, Instructor in the Community College
     System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 6/30/88.
Kahler, Bonnie, Instructor in the Community College
     System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 6/30/88.
Large, Diane, Instructor in the Community College
     System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 6/30/88.
McDonald, Dee, Instructor in the Community College
     System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 12/3i/90.
Parsons, Constance, Instructor in the Community College
     System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 6/30/88.
Pfeiffer, Madeline, Instructor in the Community College
     System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 6/30/88.
Pope, Debbie, Instructor in the Community College
     System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 6/30/88.
Sammons, Teresa, Instructor in the Community College
     System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 6/30/88.
Silver, Barbara, Instructor in the Community College
     System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 6/30/88.
Sivori, Susan, Instructor in the Community College
     System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 6/30/88.
Thomas, Mary Ann, Instructor in the Community College
     System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 6/30/88.
Turner, Kathy, Instructor in the Community College
     System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 12/31/90.
Watkins, Teresa, Instructor in the Community College
     System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 6/30/88.

Lexington Community College

Allen, William C., Instructor in the Community College
     System (voluntary), 3/1/88 through 6/30/88.
Bingcang, Ben P., Instructor in the Community College
     System (voluntary), 3/1/88 through 6/30/88.
DuBick, Marc, Instructor in the Community College
     System (voluntary), 3/1/88 through 6/30/88.
Haigler, Sandra, Instructor in the Community College
     System (voluntary), 3/1/88 through 6/30/88.
Hall, Philip, Instructor in the Community College
     System (voluntary), 3/1/88 through 6/30/88.
Hanley, Michael, Instructor in the Community College
     System (voluntary), 3/1/88 through 6/30/88.




 






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B.   REAPPOINTMENTS

         Jefferson Community College

         Anderson, Gladys, Instructor in the Community College
               System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 12/31/90.
          Billings, Thomas, Instructor in the Community College
               System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 6/30/88.
          Brown, Delores J., Instructor in the Community College
               System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 12/31/90.
          Brownfield, Wilma, Instructor in the Community College
               System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 12/31/90.
          Cardenas, Jaime, Instructor in the Community College
               System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 6/30/88.
          Cooper, David L., Instructor in the Community College
               System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 12/31/90.
          Davis, Diane C., Instructor in the Community College
               System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 12/31/90.
          Denton, Deborah, Instructor in the Community College
               System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 6/30/88.
          Dingess, Randall B., Instructor in the Community
               College System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 6/30/88
          Hall, Mary Louise, Instructor in the Community College
               System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 12/31/90.
          Hall, Michelle S., Instructor in the Community College
               System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 6/30/88.
          Hand, Michael D., Instructor in the Community College
               System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 6/30/88.
          Henley, Connie W., Instructor in the Community College
               System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 12/31/90.
          Johnson, Maritza B., Instructor in the Community
               College System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 6/30/88
          Lawrence, Elizabeth L., Instructor in the Community
               College System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through
               12/31/90.
          McCain, Denise, Instructor in the Community College
               System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 6/30/88.
          McClure, Vannah, Instructor in the Community College
               System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 12/31/90.
          Montoya, Ophelia, Instructor in the Community College
               System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 12/31/90.
          Necessary, Lillian W., Instructor in the Community
               College System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 6/30/88
          Obetz, Mary, Instructor in the Community College
               System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 6/30/88.
          Olivencia, Jose R., Instructor in the Community College
               System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 6/30/88.
          Payne, Mary Ann, Instructor in the Community College
               System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 12/31/90.
          Pressley, Brenda, Instructor in the Community College
               System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 12/31/90.




 






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          Quinn, Wanda Sue, Instructor in the Community College
               System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 12/31/90.
          Schroerlucke, Sandra, Instructor in the Community
               College System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 6/30/88
          Scrivner, Mabel I., Instructor in the Community College
               System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 12/31/90.
          Senn, Sheila, Instructor in the Community College
               System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 12/31/90.
          Smith, Coleen, Instructor in the Community College
               System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 6/30/88.
          Stewart, David, Instructor in the Community College
               System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 12/31/90.
          Wabner, Nancy, Instructor in the Community College
               System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 12/31/90.
          Watkins, Sally, Instructor in the Community College
               System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 6/30/88.
          Wertheim, Phyllis, Instructor in the Community College
               System (voluntary), 1/1/88 through 12/31/90.

C.   LEAVES OF ABSENCE

          Henderson Community College

          Walker, Marianne, Associate Professor in the Community
               College System (with tenure), sabbatical leave at
               one-half salary, 1988-89 Academic Year.

          Jefferson Community College

          Steinberg, Allan M., Associate Professor in the
               Community College System (with tenure), sabbatical
               leave at one-half salary, 1988-89 Academic Year.




 






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                              LEXINGTON CAMPUS


I. POARD ACTION

   A. ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS

            College of Agriculture

            Lowry, Stephen R., Associate Professor (without tenure), Animal
               Sciences, 2/10/88 through 6/30/88.

    P. JOINT APPOINTMENTS

            College of Education

            Parclay, Lisa, Professor (with tenure), Family Studies, College
               of Home Fconomics, Joint appointment as Professor (without
               tenure), Hducational and Counseling Psychology, effective
               2/15/88.

    C. PRONOTICNS

            College of Arts and Sciences

            Penham, Craig J., from Associate Professor (with tenure),
               Mathematics, to Professor (with tenure), Mathematics, effective
               7/1/88.
            Callahan, Joan C., from Assistant Professor (without tenure),
               Philosophy, to Associate Professor (with tenure), Philosophy,
               effective 7/l/88.
            Man, Chi-Sing, from Assistant Professor (without tenure),
               Mathematics, to Associate Professor (with tenure), Mathematics,
               effective 7/1/88.
            Perry, Peter A., from Assistant Professor (without tenure),
               Mathematics, to Associate Professor (with tenure), Mathematics,
               effective 7/1/88.
            Popkin, Jeremy D., from Associate Professor (with tenure), Fistory,
               to Professor (with tenure), History, effective 7/l/88.
            Rosenman, Ellen B., from Assistant Professor (without tenure),
               English, to Associate Professor (with tenure), Fnglish,
               effective 7/1/88.
            Rowles, Graham D., from Associate Professor (with tenure),
               Geography, to Professor (with tenure), Ceography, effective
               7/1/88.
            Snyder, Douglas K., from Associate Professor (with tenure),
               Psychology, to Professor (with tenure), Psychology, effective
               7/1/88.
            Subbaswamy, Kumble R., from Associate Professor (with tenure),
               Physics and Astronomy, to Professor (with tenure), Physics and
               Astronomy, effective 7/1/88.



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       College of Business and Economics

       Bobko, Philip, from Associate Professor (with tenure), Management,
          to Professor (with tenure), Management, effective 7/1/88.
       Calantone, Roger J., from Associate Professor (with tenure),
          Marketing, to Professor (with tenure), Marketing, effective
          7/l/88.
       Garen, John Edward, from Assistant Professor (without tenure),
          Economics, to Associate Professor (with tenure), Economics,
          effective 7/1/88.

       College of Law

       Graham, Mary Louise, from Associate Professor (with tenure), to
          Professor (with tenure), effective 7/1/88.
       Underwood, Richard H., from Associate Professor (with tenure), to
           Professor (with tenure), effective 7/1/88.

D. RETIREMENTS

       College of Arts and Sciences

       Ulmer, S. Sidney, Professor (with tenure), Political Science, after
           25 consecutive years of service, under Section II.B of AR
           II-1.6-1, effective 5/31/P8.

        Vice Chancellor for Administration

        Parnes, Marvin P., Di sabled Staff, Fmployee Benefits and Pisk
           Management, after 21 consecutive years of service, under
           Section II.P of AR II-1.6-1, effective 5/31/88.
        Leek, Benjamin, Disabled Staff, Employee Penefits and Risk
           Management, after 19 consecutive years of service, under
           Section II.P of AR II-].E-l, effective 5/31/88.
        Whitson, Alfred r., Jr., Disabled Staff, Fmployee Penefits and Risk
           Management, after 15 consecutive years of service, under
           Section II.P of AR II-1.6-1, effective 6/30/88.

E. EARLY RETIREMFNTS

        Libraries

        Frown, Wary Ruth, Librarian I (with tenure) and Associate Director
           of Libraries, after 28 consecutive years of service, under
           Section II.A.2(a) of AR II-1.6-1, effective 7/2/88.

        Vice Chancellor for Administration

        Ballard, Freeman E., Administrative Staff Officer I, Physical Plant
           Division, Business Affairs, after 22 consecutive years of
           service, under Section II.A.2(a) of AR I-1.6-1, effective
           7/1/88.



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