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Minutes c- the Meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Universi.y
of Kentucky, Tuesdav, September 16, .980
The Board of Trustees of the University of Kentucky met in regular
statutory session at 2:00 o'clock (Eastern Daylight Time) on Tuesday,
September 16, 1980 in the Board Room on the 18th floor of the Patterson
Office Tower on the Lexington camous.
A. Meeting Opened and Oath of Office Administered
Mr. Sturgill, Chairman, called the meeting to order at 2:02 p.m.
tollowing the invocation pronounced by Mr. Black, Mr. Darsie administered
the oath of office to the following:
Mr. A. Stevens Miles, appointed by Governor John Y.
Brown, Jr. to replace Mr. George W. Griffin, for a
term expiring May 1, 1984.
Mr. W. T. Young, Sr., appointed by Governor Brown to
replace Dr. John R. Woodyard, for a term expiring
June 30, 1984.
Mr. Brad Sturgeon, who will serve as student trustee
during his term of office as President of Student
Government.
B. Roll Call
The following members answered the call of the roll: Mr. William B.
Sturgill, Chairman, Mr. William R. Black, Governor Albert Benjamin Chandler,
Mrs. Betty Pace Clark, Mr. Albert G. Clay, Mr. Tracy Farmer, Mrs. Edythe J.
.tayes, Mrs. Sally Hermansdorfer, Dr. David A. Hull, Mr. Thomas B. Kessinger,
Mr. W. Terry McBrayer, Mr. A. Stevens Miles, Mr. Frank Ramsey, Mr. Homer W.
Ramsey, Mr. Brad Sturgeon, Mr. W. B. Terry, Professor Constance Wilson, and
Mr. William T. Young, Sr. Professor Michael Adelstein was absent. The Uni-
versity administration was represented by President Otis A. Singletary; Vice
Presidents Jack C. Blanton, Peter P. Bosomworth, Donald B. Clapp, Lewis W.
Cochran, Raymond R. Hornback, John T. Smith, M. Stanley Wall, and Robert G.
Zumwinkle; and Mr. John C. Darsie, General Counsel. Members of the various
news media were also in attendance. The secretary, Mrs. Clark, reported a
quorum present and the Chairman declared the meeting officially open for the
conduct of business at 2:05 p.m.
C. Minutes Approved
The Minutes of the August 12, 1980 meeting of the Executive Committee
of the Board of Trustees were approved without objection.
D. Nominating Committee Report
Under the Governing Regulations, officers of the Board and the
Executive Committee are elected annually at the September meeting. Mr.
Sturgill, who had appointed a Nominating Committee which was composed of
Mr. Homer Ramsey, Mr. Thomas Kessinger and Mr, Frank Ramsey, called on
the chairman of the committee, Mr. Homer Ramsey, to present the committee's
recommendations.
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Mr. Ramsey Diaced the name of Mrs. Betty Pace Clark in nomination
for Secretary of the Board. Mr. Sturgill called for nominations from the
floor. There being none, Mr. Ramsey moved that Mrs. Clark be elected
Secretarw by acclamation. His motion was seconded by Governor Chandler
and passed without dissent.
Mr. Ramsey next placed in nomination for Vice Chairman the name of
Mr. Albert G. Clay. There being no nominations from the floor, Mr. Ramsey
moved that Mr. Clay be elected by acclamation. His motion was seconded by
Mrs. Clark and Dassed without dissent.
Since the next office was for the chairmanship of the Board, Mr.
Stursill asked that Mr. Clay assume the Chair. Mr. Clay asked that Mr.
Ramsey continue his report, and Mr. Ramsey placed in nomination the name
of Mr. William B. Sturgill for Chairman of the Board and moved acceptance
of the nomination. His motion was seconded by Governor Chandler. There
were no nominations from the floor and the motion was adopted without
dissent.
Mr. Clay congratulated Mr. Sturgill and said he felt the Board was
very fortunate to have Mr. Sturgill reelected as Chairman.
Mr. Sturgill resumed the Chair, and Mr. Ramsey continued his report
by placing in nomination for membership on the Executive Committee the names
of Mr. William B. Sturgill, Mr. Albert G. Clay, Mr. William R. Black, Mr.
William T. YounE and Mr. Homer W. Ramsey, with Mr. Sturgill as Chairman.
There being no nominations from the floor,-on motion by Mr. Kessinger, seconded
by Mr. Terry and passed, the slate was elected as proposed.
E. Committees ADpointed
Mr. Sturgill announced the following committee appointments for 1980-81:
Finance Student Code
Albert G. Clay, Chairman Frank Ramsey, Chairman
Thomas B. Kessinger Betty Pace Clark
A. Stevens Miles W. Terry McBrayer
Tracy Farmer Brad Sturgeon
William B. Sturgill Sally Hermansdorfer
Constance P. Wilson
Hearing Investment
Homer Ramsey, Chairman Thomas B. Kessinger, Chairman
Edythe J. Hayes Albert G. Clay
William R. Black William T. Young
Betty Pace Clark A. Stevens Miles
Albert B. Chandler Tracy Farmer
William F. Wagner William B. Sturgill
W. B. Terry
Honorary Degree
Mr. Sturgill, indicating that the Board of Trustees wished to
have representation on the Honorary Degree Committee, appointed
Mrs. Sally Hermansdorfer to serve on that committee.
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Council of Supervisors, University H.ospital
Mr. Sturgill appointed Mr. W. Terry MPBrayer to serve on the
Council of Supervisors, University rHosiztal, along with Mr.
William R. Black, Mrs. Sally Hernmansdorfer, and Dr. David A.
Hull. Mr. McBrayer's three-year term will expire on June 30,
1983.
F. President's Report to the Trustees (PR 1)
President Singletary reviewed briefly the items in his monthly report
to the Trustees, calling particular attention to (1) the increase in fall
enrollment which is estimated to be 23,500, a 2.5 percent increase over last
year, and noted there were aporoximatelv 19,000 students enrolled in the Com-
munity College System, (2) the dedication ceremonies for the Southwest campus
of Jefferson Community College which will be at 2 p.m. on Sunday, September 28,
and (3) the two search committees which were recently appointed to help find
deans for the College of Arts and Sciences and the College of Business and
Economics. He pointed out that a Trustee is serving on each of these committees.
Mrs. Clark is serving on the Arts and Sciences Search Committee and Mr. Clay is
serving on the Business and Economics Search Committee.
As a matter of information, President Singletary said he would like
Lo read a letter from Stanley Wall, Vice President for the Community College
System, in which Dr. Wall indicated he would like to retire on January 31,
1981, or as soon thereafter as possible. An advisory committee will be named
soon in the search for a successor to Dr. Wall.
Upon the recommendation of President Singletary, the Chairman received
the President's Report to the Trustees and ordered it filed.
G. College of Law Visiting Committee Report
President Singletary recently received the first report from the
College of Law Visiting Committee which was appointed approximately one year
ago, and said he wished to share the report with the Trustees. He read a
summary of the report which included the recommendations of the committee.
The report indicates that the Law School is performing "creditably but that
its standing with respect to other law schools is threatened by inadequate
funding". President Singletarv's reaction to the report was that it contained
no great surprise. The Law School, not unlike other areas in the University,
is definitely in need of additional resources. President Singletary said
the report required no action; he merely presented it as an information item.
He added that he would be happy to make the report available to any member
who might wish to read it.
H. Recommendations of the President (PR 2)
Without discussion, on motion by Mr. Black, seconded by Mr. Frank
Ramsey and passed, the recommendations in PR 2 consisting of (1) the
appointment of Mr. George W. Griffin as a public member of the Council of
Supervisors, University Hospital, for a three-year term which would expire
June 30, 1983, (2) the naming of the service road connecting Tates Creek
Road and Cooper drive as "Alumni Drive", and (3) the routine appointments
and/or other staff changes were approved and ordered made an official part
of the Minutes of the meeting. (See PR 2 at the end of the Minutes.)
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I. SuDplemental Recommencations of the President (PR 3)
President Singletary explained that the proposed amendment to the
Governing Regulations as presented in PR 3 would define more clearly the
conditions under which professional work (consulting or professional practice)
outside the University can be undertaken and would provide better clarification
with respect to the Board's meaning of a conflict of interest. He then recom-
mended that the proposed amendment to the Governing Regulations be received
for preliminary consideration and placed on the agenda for action at the next
meeting of the Board of Trustees. On motion by Governor Chandler, seconded by
Mr. Homer Ramsey and passed, it was so ordered. (See PR 3 at the end of the
Minutes.)
J. Proposed Amendments to the Governing Regulations (PR 4)
President Singletary pointed out that the proposed amendments to the
Governing Regulations to change the name of the University of Kentucky Student
Government to University of Kentucky Student Association, as presented in
PR 4, were received and tabled at the June 27, 1980 meeting of the Board.
The Chairman then recognized Mr. Sturgeon who, speaking on behalf of
the organization designated by the Board to represent the 23,500 students at
the University, said he enthusiastically supports the amendments to the
Governing Regulations in PR 4. Mr. Sturgeon presented a statement expressing
his feelings about the significance of the proposed change for the students
and for what is now known as Student Government.
On motion by Mr. Terry, seconded by Mr. McBrayer and passed, the name
University of Kentucky Student Government was changed to University of Kentucky
Student Association. (See PR 4 at the end of the Minutes.)
K. 1980-81 Budget Revisions (PR 5)
Noting that the proposed revisions in the 1980-81 budget were routine
in nature, President Singletary recommended approval. On motion by Mr. Clay,
seconded by Mr. Frank Ramsey and passed, the proposed budget revisions in the
1980-81 budget were authorized and approved. (See PR 5 at the end of the
Minutes.)
L. Approval of Degree Candidates--University System (PR 6)
Without discussion, on motion by Mrs. Hayes, seconded by Mr. Black
and passed, the President was authorized to confer upon each individual whose
name appears on the list presented in PR 6 the degree to which he or she is
entitled, upon certification by the Dean of Admissions and Registrar and
approval by the University Senate, that the individual has satisfactorily
completed all requirements for the degree for which application has been made.
(See PR 6 at the end of the Minutes.)
M. Candidates for Degrees--Community College System (PR 7)
Acting on the recommendation of President Singletary, Mr. Homer Ramsey
moved that approval be given to the awarding of degrees and certificates as
specified to the persons named in PR 7. His motion was seconded by Mrs.
Hermansdorfer and passed without dissent. (See PR 7 at the end of the Minutes.)
1a. Change of Deoartmental Name from DeDartment of Theatre Arts to
Department of Theatre (PR 3)
Without discussion, on motion by Mr. Clay, seconded by Mr. McBrayer
and passed, approval was given to change the name of the Department of Theatre
Arts to the Department of Theatre. (See P` 8 at the end of the Minutes.)
C. Reestablishment of the Denartment of Mining Engineering (PR 9)
President Singietary recommended that the Department of Mining
Engineering be reestablished as an educational unit in the College of
Engineering, effective with the appointment of a Chairman or Acting Chairman
of the Department. This recommendation has the approval of the College of
Engineering and the Senate Council.
On motion by Dr. Hull, seconded by Mrs. Clark and passed, the
reestablishment of the DeDartment of Mining Engineering was approved. (See
PR 9 at the end of the Minutes.)
P. AcceDtance of Audit ReDorts (FCR 1)
Mr. Clay, Chairman of the Finance Committee, reported that the Finance
Committee had met twice since the last Board meeting. The committee has three
items to present to the Board for action, the first of which is the audit
reports. The Finance Committee has reviewed the audit reports submitted by the
firm of Arthur Andersen Company, Certified Public Accountants, and found
that they adequately reflect the financial position of the University. He
then moved that the Board of Trustees accept the University of Kentucky Purchasing
Compliance Letter, the University of Kentucky Cash Reconciliation and the summary
audit report of the financial records of the University of Kentucky for the
fiscal year 1979-80, consisting of the Accountant's Report from Arthur Andersen
Company, Balance Sheets, Statement of Current Funds Revenues, Expenditures
and Transfers, Statement of Changes in Fund Balances, Summary of Significant
Accounting Policies. and Notes to the Financial Statements. His motion was
seconded by Mr. Kessinger and carried without dissent. (See FCR 1 at the end
of the Minutes.)
Q. Land Exchange (FCR 2)
Mr. Clay said that the land exchange recommendation in FCR 2 is
prompted by the desire of both the University and Kappa Kappa Gamma to
improve their respective parking facilities. He then moved that the Vice
President for Business Affairs and Treasurer be authorized to contract
with Beta Chi of Kappa Kappa Gamma for the exchange of certain properties
whereby the University would acquire from Kappa Kappa Gamma a portion of
238 East Maxwell Street and Kappa Kappa Gamma would acquire from the Uni-
versity a portion of 248 East Maxwell Street. His motion was seconded by
Governor Chandler and passed without dissent. (See FCR 2 at the end of
the Minutes.)
R. Agreement with R. C. Durr and the Heirs of Hager Combs Concerning
the Robinson Forest (FCR 3)
Mr. Clay explained that the Finance Committee had an additional item to
recommend to the Board which was not included on the agenda. He said the Finance
Committee feels that the proposed agreement in FCR 3 between the University of
Kentucky, River Mining Company, R. C. Durr and the heirs of Hager Combs concerning
the Robinson Forest is in the best interest of the University. He added that by
this agreement the University is preserving the ongoing research in the Robinson
Forest area and is preserving the ecological and natural integrity of the forest.
Mr. Clay then asked Mr. Darsie to make a presentation to the Board which is a
summation of the agreement before the Board.
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Mr. Darsie explained that the University had acquired the Robinson
Forest in separate conveyances from the E. 0. Robinson Foundation ir 1923 and
1930. .He then stated that the University had for a period of approximately
ten years resisted efforts to obtair. strip mining permits in an adjacent area,
comprised of approximately 6,000 acres and known as the Buckhorn watershed.
He then stated, that in his opinion, the University could not realistically
exDect to prevent strip mining in the area to which the University does not
claim title for an indefinite period of time. Mr. Darsie advised that in
early 1980 the University had received notice that the heirs of Hager Combs
claimed ownership of approximately 900 acres of land in the Robinson Forest,
in the Cole's Fork area, and that R. C. Durr had filed applications for strip
mining permits both within the boundaries of the Robinson Forest itself on the
disputed 900 acres and in the Buckhorn watershed. Internal consultations have
established that the water aualitv research being done in the Buckhorn watershed
can be completed prior to March 1, 1982. He then presented to the Board for
their consideration an agreement, attached as FCR 3, which provides (1) that
the Combs heirs will quitclaim to the University the 900 acres in dispute, (2)
that R. C. Durr will amend his mining permit application to delete any areas
within the Robinson Forest, (3) that R. C. Durr and the River Mining Company
will delay mining in the Buckhorn watershed until March 1, 1982, and (4) that
the University will withdraw its protests to the mining applications sought
by R. C. Durr and the River Mining Company.
The Chairman recognized Governor Chandler, who indicated he had
some misgivings about the agreement. He then read a letter to President
Singletary from Dr. Charles E. Barnhart, Dean of the College of Agriculture,
in which Dean Barnhart acknowledged his support for the agreement. Governor
Chandler said that, based largely upon Dean Barnhart's statement, he will
support the agreement concerning Robinson Forest.
Following discussion, on motion by Mr. Clay, seconded by Mr. Terry
and passed, the Board approved the agreement between the University of Kentucky,
River Mining Company, R. C. Durr and the heirs of Hager Combs and authorized
the President of the University to execute same. (See FCR 3 at the end of the
Minutes.)
S. Meeting Adjourned
It having been determined that there was no further business to come
before the meeting, on motion duly made, seconded and carried, the meeting
adjourned at 2:52 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Betty Pace Clark
Secretary, Board of Trustees
(PR's 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 and FCR's 1, 2, and 3 which follow are official
parts of the Minutes of the meeting.)
Office of the President
September 16, 1980
Members, Board of Trustees:
RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE PRESIDENT
I. Council of Supervisors Appointment
Recommendation: that approval be given to the appointment of Mr.
George W. Griffin, Jr. as a public member of the Council of
Supervisors, University Hospital, for a three-year term which
would expire June 30, 1983.
Background: The Council of Supervisors recommended this
appointment to the President, who in turn recommends it to the
Board of Trustees.
II. Naming of Drive
Recommendation: that the service road connecting Tates Creek Road
and Cooper Drive be named Alumni Drive.
Background: At the August 14, 1970 meeting of the Executive
Committee of the Board of Trustees official action was taken to
name various campus streets and drives. This proposal would add
to that list the name Alumni Drive to refer to the road connecting
Tates Creek Road and Cooper Drive which is currently known as Road
D. This action was requested by the Alumni Association Board of
Directors in a resolution adopted at its annual summer workshop.
III. Appointments and/or Other Staff Changes
Recommendations: (1) that approval be given to the appointments
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 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
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.
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BOARD ACTION
A. Academic Appointments
DIVISION OF COLLEGES
College of Arts and Sciences
Igarashi, Yoshihide, Visiting Associate Professor,
Computer Science, 8/16/80 through 5/15/81.
Revesz, Gyorgy, Visiting Associate Professor, Computer
Science, 8/16/80 through 5/15/81.
College of Engineering
Shin, Jeong Ho, Visiting Professor, Chemical
Engineering, 8/1/80 through 7/31/81.
College of Home Economics
Schrank, Holly, Professor (with tenure), Human
Environment:Design and Textiles, effective
9/1/80.
College of Law
Dykeman, William A., Associate Professor (part-time),
9/1/80 through 12/31/80.
NietzeL, Deedra Benthall, Associate Professor (part-
time), 9/1/80 through 12/31/80.
Perlman, Peter, Professor (part-time), 9/1/80 through
12/31/80.
MEDICAL CENTER
College of Allied Health Professions
Pisaneschi, Janet, Associate Professor*, Allied Health
Education and Research, 8/1/80 through 6/30/81.
College of Medicine
BreipohL, Winrich, Visiting Professor, Anatomy, 8/1/80
through 10/31/80.
Huber, Gary L., Professor (with tenure), Medicine,
effective 9/1/80.
* Special Title Series
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College of Nursing
Cary, Doris E., Associate
8/1/80 through 12/31/81.
Gartner, Claudine, Associate
8/1/80 through 6/30/81.
Professor*
Professor
(temporary),
(part-time),
B. Administrative Appointments
MEDICAL CENTER
College of Medicine
Noonan, Jacqualine, Professor (with tenure),
Pediatrics, reappointed Chairman, Pediatrics,
7/1/80 through 6/30/86.
Straus, Robert, Professor (with tenure), Behavioral
Science, named Chairman, Department, Behavioral
Science, and Chairman, Community Medicine,
8/13/80 through 6/30/81.
COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
Henderson Community College
Butler, Ronald W., Associate Professor in the Community
College System (with tenure), named Division
Chairman, Division of Arts, Humanities and
Related Technologies, 7/1/80 through 6/30/83.
Caudill, Sharon Kay, Associate Professor in the
Community College System, named Division
Chairman, Division of Behavioral/Social Sciences
and Related Technologies, 7/1/80 through 6/30/83.
Somerset Community College
Garrett, Glyncon E., +
Community College S
Division Chairman,
Business and Related
6/30/83.
Associate Professor in the
estem (with tenure), named
Division of Social Science,
Technologies, 7/1/80 through
* Special Title Series
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C. Non-Academic Appointment
MEDICAL CENTER
College of Allied Health Professions
Pisaneschi, Janet, Associate Professor*, Allied Health
Education and Research, named Director, Center
for Interdisciplinary Education, 8/1/80 through
6/30/81.
Madisonville Community College
Buzzard, Ruth A., Associate Professor in the Community
College System (with tenure), named, Coordinator,
PennyriLe Associate Degree Nursing Program,
effective 7/1/80.
D. Reappointments
DIVISION OF COLLEGES
College of Agriculture
Rice, Harold B., Associate Extension Professor*,
Agronomy, 7/1/80 through 6/30181.
College of Arts and Sciences
Ekstrom, Philip A., Adjunct Associate Professor,
Physics and Astronomy, 8/16/80 through 5/15/81.
Spacks, Barry, Visiting Professor, English, 8/16/80
through 12/31/80.
Wiserman, Frank L., Jr., Visiting Associate Professor
(part-time), Chemistry, 8/16/80 through 5/31/81.
College of Engineering
Deen, Robert C., Adjunct Associate Professor, Civil
Engineering, 7/1/80 through 6/30/81.
* Special Title Series
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E. Promotions
MEDICAL CENTER
College of Medicine
Gerson, Kenneth L., from Assistant Clinical Professor
(part-time), Pediatrics, to Associate Clinical
Professor (part-time), Pediatrics, 7/1/80 through
6/30/81.
COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
Somerset Community College
Morrow, Connie B., from Assistant Professor in the
Community College System (without tenure), to
Associate Professor in the Community College
System (with tenure), effective 7/1/80.
F. Changes
MEDICAL CENTER
ColLege of Medicine
Marx, Martin B., from Professor (with tenure),
Community Medicine, and Associate Professor,
Community Health, to Professor (with tenure),
Family Practice, and Associate Professor, College
of Allied Health Professions, Department of
Community Health, effective 9/1/80.
Vandiviere, H. Mac, from Professor (with tenure),
Community Medicine, to Professor (with tenure),
Pediatrics, effective 9/1/80.
Weitzel, William D., from Associate Clinical Professor
(part-time), Psychiatry, to Associate Clinical
Professor (voluntary), Psychiatry, 8/1/80 through
6 /30/82.
* Special Title Series
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COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
Henderson Community College
KoelbL, Dorothy L., from Associate Professor in the
Community College System (with tenure),
Hopkinsville Community College, to Associate
Professor in the Community College System (with
tenure), Henderson Community College, effective
7/1 /80.
G. Retirements
COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
Paducah Community College
Hill, Howard V., Disabled Associate Professor, College
of Business Affairs, Employee Benefits and Risk
Management, after 12 consecutive years of
service, effective 9/1/80.
SUPPORT UNITS
Vice President for Business Affairs
Coomer, Earnest, Painter, Physical Plant Division,
after 15.5 consecutive years of service,
effective 1/1/81.
Houp, Robert S., Carpenter, Physical Plant Division-
Medical Center, after 15 consecutive years of
service, effective 1/1/81.
Sparks, E. B., rood Service Supervisor, Auxiliary
Services, after 33 consecutive years of service,
effective 10/31/80.
WeLch, Alene, CustodiaL Worker I, Physical Plant
Division, after 15 consecutive years of service,
effective 11/1/80.
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H. Post-Retirement Appointments
COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
Henderson Community College
Carrico, Sister Angela M., Associate Professor in the
Community College System, and Coordinator of
Associate Degree Nursing Program, 8/18/80 through
12/31/80.
ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION
I. Academic Appointments
DIVISION OF COLLEGES
College of Agriculture
Boadu, Fred 0., Assistant Professor, Agricultural
Economics, 8/15/80 through 5/15/81.
College of Architecture
Kingsley, Julia W., Visiting Instructor (part-time),
8/16/80 through 12/31/80.
College of Arts and Sciences
Allen, Timothy W., Visiting Instructor (part-time),
Philosophy, 8/16/80 through 12/31/80.
Ashraf, Jaweed, Visiting Instructor, Chemistry, 8/16/80
through 5/31/81.
Bennett, Adrian Thomas, Visiting Assistant Professor,
Anthropology, 8/16/80 through 5/15/81.
Bierley, Deborah L., Instructor (part-time), English,
8/16/80 through 12/31/80.
Chen, Dien, Instructor (part-time), English, 8/16/80
through 12/31/80.
Church, Alan S., Instructor (part-time), Psychology,
8/16/80 through 12/31/80.
Dahmane, Abderrazak, Instructor (part-time), English,
8/16/80 through 12/31/80.
Evenson, Rene M., Instructor (part-time), English,
8/16/80 through 12/31/80.
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Feix, Jimmy B., Visiting Instructor, Chemistry, 8/16/80
through 5/31/81.
Fletcher, Jennifer L., Instructor (part-time),
Philosophy, 8/16/80 through 12/31/80.
Fulmer, Constance M., Instructor (part-time), English,
9/1/80 through 12/31/80.
Furnish, Shearle, Instructor (part-time), English,
8/16/80 through 12/31/80.
Gilbert, Theresa, Instructor (part-time), English,
8/16/80 through 12/31/80.
Glick, Rochelle C., Instructor (part-time), Psychology,
8/16/80 through 12/31!80.
Goode, Okey D., Instructor (part-time), English,
8/16/80 through 12/31/80.
Hall, DanieL J., Instructor (part-time), English,
8/16/80 through 12/31/80.
Hershberger, Robert L., Assistant Research Professor*,
Physics and Astronomy, 7/1/80 through 6/30/81.
Holwerk, Mildred, Instructor (part-time), English,
8/16/80 through 12/31/80.
Hossain, T.I.M., Visiting Instructor, Chemistry,
8/16/80 through 5/31/81.
Kao, Theresa S., Instructor (part-time), Slavic and
Oriental Languages and Literatures, 8/16/80
through 12/31/80.
Maruskin, John R., Instructor (part-time), English,
8/16/80 through 12/31/80.
Patterson, Sandra, Instructor (part-time), English,
8/16/80 through 12/31/80.
Rabinowitz, Levi, Visiting Instructor (part-time),
Slavic and Oriental Languages and Literatures,
8/16/80 through 12/31/80.
Ralph, Margie, Instructor (part-time), English, 8/16/80
through 1 2/31/80.
Rea, Joanne, Instructor (part-time), English, 8/16/80
through 12/31/80.
Reynolds, Woodson, Instructor (part-time), English,
9/1/80 through 12/31/80.
Rokem, Ann-Marie 0., Instructor (part-time), Germanic
Languages and Literatures, 8/16/80 through
12/31 /80.
Scott, Joanne V., Visiting Instruct