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      Minutes of the Meeting of the Board of Trustees of the University
of Kentucky, Tuesday, April 4, 1978.





      The University of Kentucky Board of 'rustees met in regular statutory
session on Tuesday, April 4, 1978, at 2:00 o'clock (Eastern Standard Time)
in the Board Room on the 18th floor of the Patterson Office Tower on the
Lexington campus with the following members answering the call of the roll:
Mr. William B. Sturgill, Chairman, Professor Michael Adelstein, Mr.
William R. Black, Mr. L. D. Gorman, Mrs. Betty Carol Clark, Mr. Albert
G. Clay, Governor Albert Benjamin Chandler, Mr. John R. Gaines, Mr.
George W. Griffin, Mr. James W. Newberry, Mrs. Sally Hermansdorfer,
Mr. Thomas B. Kessinger, Mr. Zirl A. Palmer, Mr. Frank Ramsey, Mr.
Homer Ramsey, Professor Paul G. Sears, Dr. David A. rHull, and Dr.
John R. Woodyard. Absent from the meeting was Mr. Richard E. Cooper
who remains a member of the Board since his replacement has been named
but has not qualified. The University administration was represented by
President Otis A. Singletary, Vice Presidents Lewis W. Cochran, Robert
Zumwinkle, Stanley Wall, Peter P. Bosomworth, Raymond R. Hornback,
John T. Smith, Jack C. Blanton, and Donald B. Clapp; Dr. W-irberly C.
Royster, Dean of the Graduate School and Coordinator of Research; and Mr.
John Darsie, Legal Counsel.


      A. Meeting Opened

      The meeting was called to order by the Chairman at 2-00 p.m.
Following the invocation, pronounced by Mr. Black. Mr. Sturgill took a
few minutes to assess the Board's stewardship during the past year. A copy
of his remarks is included at the end of the minutes.


       B. Oath of Office and Roll Call

       After explaining that Mr. W. B. Terry (named by Governor Carroll
on December 21, 1977, for a four year term ending December 31, 1981, to
replace Mr. Richard E. Cooper whose term expired December 31, 1977) was
ill and unable to be at the meeting, Mr. Sturgill asked Mr. Darsie to administer
the oath of office to Mr. Homer W. Ramsey, reappointed by Governor Carroll
for a second four-year term ending December 31, 1981, and Mr. Frank
Ramsey, reappointed as alumni member by Governor Carroll for a term
ending December 31, 1981.




 






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      Following the administration of the oath of office, Professor Sears called
the roll and reported 18 members present. Mr. Sturgill then declared the
meeting officially open for the conduct of business at Z:15 p.m.


       C. Minutes Approved

       On motion duly made, seconded and carried, the reading of the Minutes
of the December 13, 1977, meeting of the Board of Trustees was dispensed
with, and the Minutes were approved as published.

       Professor Sears read the Minutes of the telephone conference call
meeting held by the Executive Committee of the Board on Friday, March 10, 1978.
On motion made, seconded and carried, the Minutes were approved as read.


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

       President Singletary recommended that his monthly report, copies of
which were available to the trustees, be accepted and filed. Without objection
it was so ordered.


       E. Recommendations of the President (PR 2)

       Noting that the recommendations in PR 2 concerned routine personnel
changes, President Singletary recommended approval. On motion by Mr. Palmer,
seconded by Governor Chandler and passed, PR 2, Recommendations of the
President, was approved as a whole and ordered made an official part of the
Minutes of the meeting. (See PR 2 at the end of the Minutes.)


       F. Supplemental Recommendations of the President (PR 3-I)

       President Singletary explained that PR 3, Supplemental Recommendations
of the President, contained two separate action items which had been received too
late for early submission to the Board members and suggested that these be
considered individually.

       The first item recommended the naming of three Universitybuildings -
The Ezra Gillis Building for the present Administration Annex; The Joe B.
Hall Wildcat Lodge for the new basketball dormitory; and The Frank D. Peterson
Service Building for the Service Building located on South Limestone. Dr.
Singletary explained that the recommendations came to the Board frorr the
Committee on Naming University Buildings and that no buildings on the campus
could be named without the names first being considered and recommended by
this committee and approved by the Board of Trustees.




 







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       Dr. Singletary continued that this University policy had been ignored
in the case of the installation of a name plaque on the basketball dormitory,
leaving no alternative to the University administration but to order its
removal until such time as the proper procedures had been followed. This action
having resulted in considerable media coverage, President Singletary felt
an explanation was in order. He said that following the removal of the name
from the basketball dormitory, he had received a petition from the members
of the varsity basketball team that the dormitory be named for Coach Joe B.
Hall. This petition was transmitted to the Committee on Narning University
Buildings which in turn approved the petition and so recommended to the Board.
He reiterated that at no time was there any intention of offending Coach Hall
and that the University's actions were taken in order to comply with Univers ity
policies.

       President Singletary then recommended that the Board approve the
names of the buildings as set forth in PR 3-I. Mr. Sturgill thanked Dr.
Singletary for his explanation and hoped that the media would give it the same
coverage that had been given to the original incident. He then called for a motion
on PR 3-I. Mr. Clay moved that the Board of Trustees approve the name
Ezra Gillis Building for the building now known as Administration Annex; the name
Joe B. Hall Wildcat Lodge for the new basketball dormitory; and the name
Frank D. Peterson Service Building for the building now known as the Service
Building on South Limestone. Motion was seconded by Mr. Homer Ramsey and
passed without dissent. (See PR 3-I at the end of the Minutes. )


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

       The second item in PR 3 concerned appointments and other personnel
changes not included as a part of PR 2. President Singletary recommended
approval and, on motion by Mr. Frank Ramsey, seconded by Mr. Black and
passed, it was so ordered. (See PR 3-II at the end of the Minutes.)


       H. Budget Revisions for 1977-78 (PR 4)

       Indicating that Mr. Ed Carter, Budget Director, was present to answer
any questions relative to the budget revisions recommended in PR 4, President
Singletary recommended approval.

       There being no questions, on motion by Dr. Hull, seconded and passed,
the revisions of the 1.977-78 Budget as recommended in PR 4 were authorized
and approved. (See PR 4 at the end of the Minutes.)




 







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      I. Exception to the Retirement Resolution (PR 5)

      Stating that the recommendation relative to exceptions to the Retirement
Resolution would authorize the University to honor certain contractual arrange-
ments made with individuals prior to the adoption of the Resolution, President
Singletary recommended approval.

      On motion by Mrs. Clark, seconded by Dr. Hull and passed, the
recommendation in PR 5 was adopted. This resolution authorizes the President
to grant exceptions to the deductions mandated for civil service benefits received
by retirees by the Retirement Plan as adopted on April 5, 1977, upon the
presentation of documented evidence that contractual commitments were made
between the institution and an employee prior to the effective date of the
Retirement Plan revision referred to above. (See PR 5 at the end of the Minutes.)


       J. Honorary Degree Recipients (PR 6)

       On the recommendation of President Singletary and on motion by
Mr. Homer Ramsey, seconded by Mrs. Clark and passed, approval was
granted to awarding the honorary degrees of Doctor of Laws to Mr. Robert T.
McCowan and Doctor of Letters to Mr. Thomson R. Bryant and Mr. James A.
King. (See PR 6 at the end of the Minutes.)


       K. University Research Professorships (PR 7)

       President Singletary reminded the Board that the first four one-year
University Research Professorships funded by the University of Kentucky
Research Foundation were awarded in 1977 and recommended that the following
individuals be approved as University Research Professors for 1978-79:
Professor Richard C. Birkebak, Department of Mechanical Engineering;
Professor Thomas Chapman, Department of Mathematics; Professor Malcolm
E. Jewell, Department of Political Science; and Professor Marcus T. McEllistrem,
Department of Physics and Astronomy. Following the introduction of the
recipients by President Singletary, Mr. Newberry moved approval. His motion
was seconded by Mr. Palmer and passed without objection. (See PR 7 at the end
of the Minutes.)


       L. Amendments to Governing Regulations (PR 8)

       At the December 13, 1977 meeting, the Board received and tabled certain
proposed amendments to the Governing Regulations. Noting that the required
month had passed, President Singietary recommended that the proposed
amendments to the Governing Regulations as presented in PR 8 be removed




 







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from the table and approved. On motion duly made, seconded and
carried, PR 8 was approved. (See PR 8 at the end of the Minutes.)


      M. Capital Construction Projects (PR 9)

      President Singletary said that the four capital construction projects
recommended in PR 9 were all needed and funding was available. He added
that the fourth floor alteration of the Chandler Medical Center would temporarily
provide space for eight additional neo natal beds, increasing the total to 39.
Hospital expansion currently being programmed will be necessary before the
full 50 beds can be made available.

      Since all construction projects in excess of $100, 000 must be approved
by the Council on Higher Education, President Singletary recommended
approval of the four projects in PR 9 for transmission to the Council. Governor
Chandler so moved. His motion was seconded by Mrs. Hermansdorfer and
passed without dissent. (See PR 9 at the end of the Minutes.)


       N. Interim Financial Report (FCR 1)

       Mr. Clay, Chairman of the Finance Committee, reported that the
Committee had met on Tuesday morning, April 4, 1978, and had approved
the items to be presented to the Board for action.

       Mr. Clay then indicated that the Interim Financial Report for the
eight months ending February 28, 1978, showed the University was "on target"
and the Finance Committee recommended its acceptance. He so moved. His
motion was seconded by Mr. Palmer and passed without dissent. (See FCR 1
at the end of the Minutes. )


       0. Resolution Naming Officers Authorized to Sign Checks, Drafts, and
           Orders (FCR 2)

       Mr. Clay moved that the officers named in FCR 2 be authorized to
sign and endorse checks, drafts and orders for the payment of money upon the
active accounts of the University of Kentucky and its affiliated corporations.
His motion was seconded by Mr. Kessinger and passed without dissent. (See
FCR 2 at the end of the Minutes.)


       P. Acceptance of Audit of Spindletop Hell Inc. (FCR 3)

       The Finance Committee recommending, Mr. Clay moved that the Board
of Trustees accept the financial statement of Spindletop Hall, Inc. , for the
years ended December 31, 1977, and 1976. His motion was seconded by Mr.
Griffin and passed without dissent. (See FCR 3 at the end of the Minutes. )




 







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      Q. External Auditor for Fiscal Year 1977-78 (FCR 4)

      Mr. Clay reported that a sub-committee of the Finance Committee had
interviewed various auditing firms and had recommended that the University
continue to employ the firm Coopers and Lybrand, Certified Public Accountants,
for the 1977-78 audit. Mr. Clay moved that the recommendation in FCR 4 be
approved. His motion was seconded by Mr. Gorman and passed without
dissent. (See FCR 4 at the end of the Minutes.)


      R. Authorization to Request Renovation Costs from Maintenance
          Fund (FCR 5)

       Mr. Clay moved that the Vice President for Business Affairs be
authorized and directed to request the Trustee of University of Kentucky Housing
Bonds of 1960 to make available the sum of $Z, 500 from the "Maintenance
Fund" of said Bonds for the purpose of paying the cost of installing new floor
tile in the Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity House located at 700 Woodland Avenue.
His motion was seconded by Mrs. Clark and passed without dissent. (See
FCR 5 at the end of the Minutes.)


       S. Room and Board Rates for 1978-79 (FCR 6)

       At Mr. Clay's request, Mr. Blanton explained this item. He said
that the rate increases in room and board for 1978-79 resulted from the
higher costs of labor, food, and utilities, and represented the lowest amounts
that could be implemented to keep the housing and dining operations on a
break-even basis. In answer to some questions raised by Board members,
Mr. Blanton indicated that the occupancy rate at the University of Kentucky
is 98%, that there are a thousand more applications for housing this year
then a year ago, and that the University ranks fourth on rates with its
benchmark institutions.

       Mr. Clay moved that the five parts of FCR 6, which related to different
plans, be approved as recommended. His motion was seconded by Mrs. Clark
and passed without dissent. (See FCR 6 at the end of the Minutes.)


       T. Sale of Surface Rights - Oklahoma Property (FCR 7)

       Mr. Clay said that the Finance Committee had carefully considered
the proposed sale of surface rights of the Oklahoma property, which came to
the University of Kentucky in 1973 as a part of the estate of Violette Renaker,
and believed it to be in the best interest of the University to accept the present
offer. He then moved that the Board of Trustees authorize the Vice President
for Business Affairs and Treasurer to execute the documents necessary to




 






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convey the University's interest (being an undivided one-half interest) in the
surface rights to three hundred thirty (330) acres of land located in Garvin
Count), Oklahoma to A. E. Shamley and Pauline Shamley for a total consideration
of $107, 500. His motion was seconded by Mr. Gorman and passed without
dissent. (See FCR 7 at the end of the Minutes.)


      U. Report of Investments (ICR 1)

      Mr. Griffin, Chairman of the Investment Committee, said that the
report of changes made in investments for the University of Kentucky and its
affiliated corporations for the quarter ending December 31, 1977, had been
reviewed by the Investment Committee and moved its acceptance. His motion
was seconded by Mr. Homer Ramsey and passed without dissent. (See ICR 1
at the end of the Minutes. )


      V. Medical Center Committee Report (MCCR 1)

      Mr. Black, Chairman of the Medical Center Comrnittee, reported that the
Committee had met on the morning of April 4, 1978, and reviewed the proposed
By-Laws of the Medical Staff of the University Hospital and the By-Laws of the
Council of Supervisors of the University of Kentucky Hospital (copies of both
documents were sent to all members of the Board prior to the meeting).
The Medical Center Committee approved the By-Laws of the Medical Staff without
change but recommended that the By-Laws of the Council of Supervisors, Section
I be amended to read as follows "..., four (4) public members recommended
by the President, one of whom shall be a student of the University of Kentucky....

       Mr. Black moved that the Board approve, in principle, the By-Laws
of the Medical Staff and the By-Laws of the Council of Supervisors, University
of Kentucky Hospital, as amended, with the following provisos: (A) that
subsequent Board action will be requested to empower the Council of Supervisors
to commence exercising the functions to be delegated to it by the Board. (B)
that subsequent Board action will be requested to amend the By-Laws of the
Medical Staff to provide, consistent with the action relating to (A) above, for
the substitution of the Council of Supervisors for the Board of Trustees regarding
certain functions now provided to be performed by the Trustees. Mr.
Black's motion was seconded by Dr. Woodyard and passed without dissent.
(See MCCR 1 at the end of the Minutes.)


       W. Status Report on the Development of Professional Practice Plan
           in the Medical Center

       Mr. Black reported that the Medical Center Committee had received
a status report on progress relative to the development of a new plan for




 






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professional practice in the College of Medicine. The report included
identification of basic principles and specific issues which President Singletary
has prepared to guide and direct the development of a plan. The Committee
endorses these principles and agrees with his position on the specific issues.

       The remaining steps include: 1) establishment of outside corporate
entity, 2) development of formal policy document and its adoption by the
Board of Trustees and 3) development of a mutually satisfactory agreement
between the University and the outside corporate entity.

       Mr. Black concluded his report by stating that the Committee encourages
the University to move expeditiously to complete the process.

       There being no action required, the report was accepted by the
Chairman.


       X. Meeting Adjourned

       After it having been determined there was no further business to be
considered, on motion duly made, seconded, and passed, the meeting adjourned
at 3:10 p.m.

                                         Respectfully submitted,




                                         Paul G. Sears, Secretary
                                         Board of Trustees















(Mr. Strugill's Stewardship Report, PR's 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9; FCR's 1,
2, 3, 4, 5, and 6; ICR 1, and MCCR 1 which follow are official parts of the
Minutes of the meeting.)




 









Mr. Sturgill's Stewardship Report
Board Meeting - April 4, 1978


       We are rapidly coming to the close of another school year and what
an exciting year it has been! Another year of progress here at the University
of Kentucky. But a time, I think, when we should take a brief moment to
assess our stewardship as a board--so, Mr. President and members of
the board, I would like to make some general observations concerning our
University from my vantage point as your chairman.

       1. Let me say that, in my assessment, during the last few years
the University has made significant progress in all areas of endeavor and
this progress is unparalleled in the life and history of this University.

       2. What the people of Kentucky don't know, but should know, is
that this University is on the threshold of becoming a great University and
almost all of the colleges within the University not only have excellent ratings
but high national rankings.

       3. We have just come out of a legislative session which granted to
the University the necessary funds to make our projected budget a workable
one. We will receive during the first year of this biennium some 17 million
dollars in new money and in the second year of the biennium, some 11
million dollars. While this is not as much as requested and actually needed,
it is, nevertheless, significant enough to allow us to do the necessary and
fundamental things in the areas that need immediate financial attention and
to assure the continuation of necessary funds for existing programs. It
should be noted that only 49. 9% of our annual budget comes from public
funds. While there is no new money for construction in this immediate
appropriation, we do have underway building projects, both under construc-
tion and on our drawing board, that will allow us to meet the demands
of an ever-growing student population. Our bonding capacity is adequate
and the credit rating of the University is excellent.

       4. The student population growth has been such that today we have
in the University system nearly 42, 000 students and the demands on the
University far exceed those demands made on any other institutions of higher
learning in the State of Kentucky. We should point with pride to our Community
College System which has afforded the opportunity for an education at the
college level for students in all the four quarters of Kentucky which heretofore
had been denied to them. It is my view that the demand for higher education
from the young people of Kentucky will continue in an increasing manner.

        5. It is a matter of record that under the careful direction of Dr.
Singletary and his administration we have assembled one of the finest




 







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faculties, staff and research efforts of any University in the country. In
support of this statement I need to point out that in the last two years
the faculty and research people here at the University have received
1, 462 teaching and research grants that amount to over 50 million dollars
and, again, exceeds by far the amount received in this area by nearly all
of our so-called benchmark institutions. This is indeed a compliment to
our faculty and professional staff.

       6. While the University has had limited funds during the last two
years some very interesting things noteworthy of mention have occurred on
campus that would indicate a continuation of our excellent progress.

       Did you know-------

       That during this biennium the University has granted over 8, 000
degrees and noteworthy is that 1/3 of these degrees were on the graduate
or professional level.

       That three out of every ten students in Kentucky colleges are taught
by University of Kentucky professors.

       That during the past biennium the University for the first time broke
into the top 50 of all Universities receiving federal funding.

       That the Agriculture, Education, Engineering, Medical and Pharmacy
Colleges each received more than one million dollars in extramural support
annually.

       That private giving at this institution ranked No. 2 last year in the
nation for the greatest percentage of increase in annual giving among public
unive r s itie s.

       That one-fifth of all the tobacco and health research done in the world
is done here on the campus of the University.

       That the Alumni Association has grown to over 21, 000 paid members
who support this University and we now have 48 Alumni Clubs throughout
the nation.

       And while I do not have many rose petals for the news media, I thought
Dick Wilson's story in the Courier-Journal on Sunday brought into focus that
phase of University life and activity that needs to be told to the general public.
Dick you are to be commended.

       Athletic teams ..m.... . najor men's sports record 46-3 and women's
basketball team finished 23-12.

       What I am really saying, ladies and gentlemen of the board, is that
these things just don't happen. It takes long hours of planning, diligent




 






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research and painstaking effort to put into nmotion the progess which has
been made at this great University.

       I know the board would want to join me in commending Dr. Singletary,
the faculty and staff for their efforts during this period of great progress.

       I would like to say to Dr. Singletary, his administration and his
faculty, and also to the Governor, the legislature and the people of the
Commonwealth of Kentucky, that the affairs of the University are in strong,
capable, talented and dedicated hands as long as they rest with Otis Singletary.
I know that he is working diligently to make real the drearns we all have for a
greater University.




 





Office of the President
April 4, 1978


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Members, Board of Trustees:



       RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE PRESIDENT

Appointments and/or Other Staff Changes

Recommendations: (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
administration be accepted.

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 have his
concurrence.

Under the Governing Regulations the authority to make certain appoint-
ments 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



Abbott, David J., Instructor (temporary), Department of Ophthalmology, College
       of Medicine, 1/16/78 through 6/30/78.
Baker, Nancy L., Librarian III, M. I. King Library, Reference, 3/15/78 through
       6/30/78.
Baugh, Benjamin V., Instructor in the Community College System, Madisonville
       Community College, 1/1/78 through 6/30/78.
Connelly, Thomas F. Jr., Assistant Professor*, Department of Community
      Health, College of Allied Health Professions, 3/1/78 through 6/30/79.
Cibull, Michael L., Assistant Professor, Department of Pathology, College
       of Medicine, 6/1/78 through 6/30/79.
Danner, Frederick W., Assistant Professor, Department of Educational
       Psychology and Counseling, College of Education, 8/16/78 through
       6/30/80.
Bergsma, Donald R., Professor, (with tenure), Department of Ophthalmology,
       College of Medicine, effective 3/20/78.



*Special Title Series




 






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Douglas, Robert H., Assistant Professor, Department of Veterinary Science,
      College of Agriculture, 3/1/78 through 6/30/78.
Earlywine, Garnett R., Assistant Professor, Department of Pathology, College
      of Medicine, 6/1/78 through 6/30/79.
Fackler, James S., Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, College of
      Business and Economics, 8/16/78 through 6/30/79.
Fink, Karl J., Assistant Professor, Department of Germanic Languages and
      Literatures, College of Arts and Sciences, 8/16/78 through 6/30/80.
Fortune, William H., Associate Professor (part-time), College of Law, 1/16/78
      through 5/15/78.
Fulks, Daniel L., Instructor, Department of Accounting, College of Business
      and Economics, 8/16/78 through 6/30/79.
Gairola, Gerry A., Senior Research Associate, Clinical Associate Program,
      College of Allied Health Professions, 2/1/78 through 6/30/78.
Gibson, Kenneth R., Assistant Professor in the Community College System,
      and Assistant Director, Academic Affairs, Henderson Community College,
      3/1/78 through 6/30/78.
Gilbert, James T., Associate Professor (part-time), College of Law, 1/16/78
      through 5/15/78.
Grant, J. Kirkland, Visiting Professor, College of Law, 1/15/78 through 5/15/78.
Hagle, Paul, Visiting Associate Professor, Department of Geography, College
      of Arts and Sciences, 1/1/78 through 5/31/78.
Hendee, Edward F., Assistant Professor in the Community College System,
       Jefferson Community College, 1/30/78 through 6/30/78.
Hilliker, Jo Ann, Assistant Extension Professor of Home Economics*, Home
       Economics Extension, College of Agriculture, 2/1/78 through 6/30/79.
Hunter, Floyd G., Visiting Professor, Department of Sociology, College of
       Arts and Sciences, 1/1/78 through 5/31/78.
Josifek, Lorraine F., Assistant Professor, Department of Neurology, College
       of Medicine, 11/1/77 through 6/30/78.
Krolikiewicz, Helena, Clinical Instructor (part-time) and Post-Doctoral Fellow
       (part-time), Department of Radiation Medicine, College of Medicine,
       1/1/78 through 6/30/78.
Lewis, John R. Jr., Clinical Professor (voluntary), Department of Surgery,
       College of Medicine, 12/1/77 through 6/30/79.
Lu-Yuan, Lee, Assistant Professor, Department of Physiology and Biophysics,
       College of Medicine, 7/1/78 through 6/30/79.
McCafferty, Lawrence, Assistant Professor, Department of Anesthesiology,
       College of Medicine, 7/1/78 through 6/30/79.
Marino, Kenneth E., Instructor, Department of Business Administration,
       College of Business and Economics, 8/16/78 through 6/30/79.
Maxwell, Edward N., Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry, College
       of Medicine, 7/1/78 through 6/30/79.
Mossman, Robert G., Assistant Clinical Professor (part-time), Department of
       Anesthesiology, College of Medicine, 3/1/78 through 6/30/78.



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Nunley, Terry J., Instructor, Department of Accounting, College of Business
      and Economics, 8/16/78 through 6/30/79.
Rodgers, James W., Professor, (with tenure), Department of Theatre Arts,
      College of Fine Arts, effective 8/16/78.
Shraberg, David, Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry and Department
      of Neurology, College of Medicine, 6/1/78 through 6/30/79.
Skaff, Karen 0., Assistant Professor*, Department of Allied Health Education
      and Research, College of Allied Health Professions, named Coordinator,
      Resource Unit to Develop Dental Auxiliary Programs, Department of
      Dental Hygiene, College of Allied Health Professions, 2/1/78 through
      6/30/78.
Smith, M. Scott, Assistant Professor, Department of Agronomy, College of
      Agriculture, 5/1/78 through 6/30/79.
Stahmann, Fred D., Assistant Professor, Department of Surgery, College of
      Medicine, 12/1/77 through 6/30/78.
Tulloch, Joan Frances, Assistant Professor, Department of Orthodontics, College
      of Dentistry, 12/15/77 through 6/30/78.
Wann, Daniel Ray, Assistant Professor, College of Architecture, 1/31/78
      through 5/15/78.
Whayne, Thomas F. Jr., Clinical Professor (part-time), Department of
      Medicine, College of Medicine, 2/1/78 through 6/30/78.


Non-Academic Appointment

Andersson, George, Director of Finance, Office of the Dean, College of
       Medicine, effective 12/23/77.
Atwood, Donald R., Telecommunication Technician, Appalachian Education
       Satellite Project, effective 2/8/78.
Campbell, Phyllis D., County Extension Agent for Home Economics, Area
       Extension Programs, College of Agriculture, effective 1/1/78.
Compton, Virginia L., County Extension Agent for 4-H, Extension KSU 1890,
       College of Agriculture, effective 1/1/78.
Fish, Birney R., Project Director, Environmental Cancer Program,
       Ephraim McDowell Community Cancer Network, Inc., College of Medicine,
       12/1/77 through 6/30/78.
Gwinn, Emogene, County Extension Agent for 4-H, Area Extension Programs
       (4-H), College of Agriculture, effective 1/1/78.
Hunt, John W., Management Specialist, Center for Real Estate and Land Use
       Analysis, College of Business and Economics, effective 12/1/77.
Hunter, Elizabeth, Assistant Director of Nursing for Pediatrics, University
       Hospital, 1/30/78 through 6/30/78.
Keating, Jean, Assistant for Area Health Systems Coordination, Office of the
       Vice President, Medical Center, effective 2/1/78.
Lutz, Bernard, Curriculum Director, College of Dentistry, effective 1/1/78.
Phillips, Alan D., Research Specialist, Department of Agronomy, College of
       Agriculture, effective 2/1/78.
Staples, Stuart J., Senior Research Associate, Department of Medicine,
       College of Medicine, 11/14/77 through 6/30/78.



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Thalheimer, Richard, Senior Management Specialist, Center for Real Estate
      and Land Use Analysis, College of Business and Economics, effective
      1/1/78.
Quarles, Terry, County Extension Agent for 4-H, Area Extension Programs
      (4-H), College of Agriculture, effective 1/1/78.
Troutman, David L., Area Regulatory Specialist, Department of Regulatory
      Services, College of Agriculture, effective 1123/78.
Wilberding, Louis V., County Ex