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       Minutes of the Meeting of the Board of Trustees of the University of
Kentucky, Tuesday, May 3, 1977.





       The Board of Trustees of the University of Kentucky met in regular
statutory session at 2:00 o'clock (Eastern Daylight Time) on Tuesday, May 3,
1977, 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, Chairrnan, Professor Michael Adelstein, Mr.
William R. Black, Mr. L. D. Gorman, Mrs. Betty Carol Clark, Mr. Albert
G. Clay, Mr. Richard E. Cooper, Mr. John R. Crockett, 'Mr. George W.
Griffin, Mr. Michael McLaughlin, Mrs. Sallv Hermansdorfer, Mr. Thomas
B. Kessinger, Mr. Zirl A. Palmer, Ntr. Franrk Ramsey. Mr. HoMrer Ramsey,
Professor Paul G. Sears, Dr. David A. Hull, and Dr. John R. Woodyard.
Absent from the meeting was Mr. John R. Gaines. The University adminis-
tration was represented by President Otis A. Singletary; Vice Presidenrts
Lewis W. Cochran, Robert G. Zumwinkle, M. Stanley Wall. Peter P.
Bosomworth, Raymond R. Hornback. John T. Smith, and Jack C. Blanton;
Dr. Robert M. Drake, Special Assistant to the President, and Mr. John
Darsie, Legal Counsel. Members of the various news media were also irn
attendance.


       A. Meeting Opened

       Mr. Sturgill, Chairman, called the meeting to order at 2:05 o'clock;.
Following the invocation, pronounced by TI. John R. Creckett, the oath
of office wleas administered to Nr. Albert G. Clay, who was reappointed by
Governor Carroll for a four year term ending December 31, 1980.

       The Secretary called the roll and reported 18 members present. The
Chairman then declared the meeting officially open for the conduct of business
at 2:08 o'clock.


       B. Minutes Approved

       Without discussion, on motion duly made, seconded and carried, the
reading of the Mfinutes of the April 5, 1977 nmceting of the Board of Trustees
was dispensed with and the Minutes were approved as published.


      C. Nl      D   es         d

      Mr. Sturgill called attention to the dates suggested for meetings of the
Board of Trtrstees and/or Executive Committee for the 1977-78 fiscal year.




 



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There being no objections, on motion duly made, seconded and carried, the
dates were .established as presented. (See Schedule at the end of the Minutes.)


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

       President Singletary reviewed briefly the items in his monthly report
to the Trustees and recommended that the report be received and filed.
Without objection, it was so ordered.


       E. Recommendations of the President (PR 2)

       Noting that the recommendations in PR 2 were routine in nature, President
Singletary recommended that it be approved as a whole.

       Without discussion, on motion by Mr. Clay, seconded by Mr. Homer
Ramsey 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. Candidates for Degrees - University System (PR 4)

       The May meeting of the Board of Trustees is established by statute for
the primary purpose of approving degree candidates and President Singletary
recommended that authorization be given to him to confer upon each individual
whose name appeared on the list presented the degree to which he or she is
entitled upon certification by the Dean of Admissions and Registrar that the
individual has satisfactorily completed all the requirements for the degree for
which application has been made and as approved by the University Senate.
On motion duly made, seconded and carried, President Singletary's recom-
mendation was approved. (See PR 4 at the end of the Minutes.)


       G. Candidates for Degrees - Community College System (PR 5)

       President Singletary said that in addition to the candidates for degrees
in the University System, the Board of Trustees Trust also approve the awarding
of the degrees and certificates for the Community College System. He
recommended that such approval be given for the awarding of the specified
degrees and certificates to the persons whose names were presented as a
part of PR 5. On motion by Mr. Cooper, seconded by Mr. Gorman and passed,
the candidates for degrees in the Community College System were approved.
(See PR 5 at the end of the Minutes.)




 




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       H.. Budget Revisions for 1976-77 (PR 6)

       The revisions in the 1976-77 Budget as recommended in PR 6 being
routine in nature, President Singletary recommended approval of PR 6 as
presented. On motion by Mr. Black, seconded by Mr. Kessinger and passed,
the recommended revisions in the 1976-77 Budget were authorized and approved.
(See PR 6 at the end of the Minutes. )


       I. Confirmation of Fee Schedules (PR 7)

       Reminding the Board members that the Council cn Public Higher Education
was charged with the duty of determining the amount of entrance and/or
registration fees for admission to Kentucky public institutions of higher education,
President Singletary asked that the Board confirm the fees established by the
Council on Public Higher Education for the University of Kentucky. He added
that the fees would become effective with the fall semester 1977.

       On motion by Mr. Crockett, seconded by Mr. Griffin and passed, PR 7,
Confirmation of Fee Schedules was approved. (See PR 7 at the end of the
Minutes.)


       J. Designation of Official University Catalogs (PR 9)

       President Singletary requested that PR 9 be considered next and it
was so ordered by the Chairman. Dr. Singletary explained that authorization
for the University catalog which had existed in earlier versions of the University
regulations had not been included in the current edition. This means that the
University at the present time has no official catalog. He recommended
adoption of the two recommendations in PR 9 which would remedy the omission
and also provide for an official catalog for the Community College System.

       On motion by Mr. Gorman, seconded by Dr. Hull and passed, PR 9,
Designation of Official University Catalogs, was approved. (See PR 9 at the
end of the Minutes.)


       K. Operating Budget for 1977-78 (PR 8)

       Opening his presentation by saying that the 1977-78 budget is basically
a continuation budget for the institution, President Singletary stated that it
provides for fixed cost increases such as social security, the contractual
obligations which the institution has with its employees in terms of the University's
retirement program, and the cost of utilities. Also provided are funds to cover
the maintenance and operations costs of new buildings being constructed and
some increases in the funds available for the purchase of supplies and equipment.




 




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       In order to alleviate somewhat the impact of the increase in student
tuition, additional funding for student aid is provided. The Budget includes an
increase in salaries averaging 5% and, in addition, some funding is provided for
adjustments in selected classified scales. In this budget it has been possible
to provide an amount equal to single Blue Cross/Blue Shield coverage for all
regular full time employees who meet the eligibility requirements without
reducing the money available for salaries. Funding is also provided to expand
some of the University's services to its students and the Commonwealth.

       In his concluding remarks, President Singletary said that the funds
provided for the University by the state are not adequate to cover the number
of faculty positions and levels for salaries of faculty and staff which are necessary
if the University is to remain a quality institution and be competitive with its
benchmark institutions. Therefore, top priority beyond fixed costs will be given
to salaries in the 1978-80 biennial budget request.

       Mr. Sturgill, on behalf of the Board, commended Dr. Singletary, Mr.
Carter, and his staff for the excellent job which has been done in preparing
the budget and asked if there were any questions. Dr. Adelstein backed up
Dr. Singletary's remarks relative to the need for salary increases with some
figures from the AAUP Salary Study.

       Mr. Homer Ramsey moved that the 1977-78 Operating Budget as submitted,
including the authorization set forth in the letter of transmittal, be approved
and ordered recorded as an integral part of the University's financial system with
the necessary fiscal control being exercised for the collection and appropriation
of income and for the expenditure of departmental appropriations in accordance
with the authorized fiscal policies and procedures and accepted as a basis of
maximum expenditures for the year 1977-78. The Board of Trustees or the
Executive Committee is empowered to make such changes in the budget as may
from time to time be deemed necessary upon recommendation of the President.
His motion was seconded by Mr. McLaughlin and passed without dissent. (See
PR 8 at the end of the Minutes.)


       L. School of Journalism Re-Accredited

       President Singletary said it gave him much pleasure to announce that
word has just been received that the University of Kentucky, School of Journalism
general editorial sequence has now been officially reaccredited. The University
has been working hard to bring the program in line with the standards set by
the National Accreditation Committee and it is gratifying to know that these
efforts have resulted in reaccreditation. With the naming of a Director imminent,
the outlook is indeed encouraging for continued development and improvement
in the j ournalism program.




 




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       M. Interim Financial Report (FCR 1)

       Mr. Clay, Chairman of the Finance Committee, said that the Finance
Committee had met on the morning of May 3 and discussed the recommendations
to be made to the Board of Trustees.

       He then moved that the financial report for the nine month period ending
March 31, 1977 be accepted. His motion was seconded by Mr. Palmer and
passed without dissent. (See FCR 1 at the end of the Minutes.)


       N. Professional Liability Insurance (FCR 2)

       Because the former carrier has retired from underwriting, Mr. Clay
explained that it is necessary to purchase a new policy for professional liability
insurance and moved that the Board of Trustees, acting pursuant to the provisions
of KRS 16 4.220, authorize the Vice President for Business Affairs to purchase
a policy of Professional Liability Insurance covering Officers, Board Members,
Faculty, and Staff, and to provide the necessary funding to co-insure the
first $5, 000 of expense of each claim made against an individual because of
a "wrongful act" as defined in the policy of insurance to be issued. Mr. Clay's
motion was seconded by Mr. Black and passed without dissent. (See FCR 2
at the end of the Minutes. )


       0. Installation of Antenna Atop Kirwan Tower (FCR 3)

       The Finance Committee has determined that the installation of an antenna
atop Kirwan Tower will be a benefit not only to the University, but to the
Commonwealth of Kentucky and its people, and Mr. Clay placed in the form of
a motion the recommendation that the Vice President for Business Affairs be
authorized to enter into an agreement with the Executive Department for Finance
and Administration Bureau of Facilities Management for the installation of
an antenna atop Kirwan Tower to be used in a Kentucky Emergency Warning
System and to connect to this antenna by underground conduit the Kentucky
Educational Television Production Center, University of Kentucky Medical
Center Television Studio, and the University of Kentucky T. V. Studio. Mr.
Clay's motion was seconded by Mr. Crockett, and passed without objection.
(See FCR 3 at the end of the Minutes.)


      P. Transfer of Pralltown Lots (FCR 41

      Since the Pralltown area is outside the approved land use plan for campus
expansion of the University, the Finance Committee feels that it is desirable
that these lots be declared surplus and disposed of.




 




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       Mr. Clay then moved that the University declare 23 lots in the Prall-
town area as surplus to its needs and that the Vice President for Business
Affairs be given the authority to transfer these lots to Commonwealth of
Kentucky for disposition. His motion was seconded by Mr. Kessinger and
passed without dissent. (See FCR 4 at the end of the Minutes. )


       U. Authorization of Incineration of Paid Bonds and Coupons (FCR 5)

       Mr. Clay remarked that one of the "pleasant" recommendations from
the Finance Committee was authorization for the incineration of paid bonds and
coupons. He then moved that authorization be given to Mr. Shelby Tussey,
Controller Division, and Mr. Thomas McDonald, Internal Audit Division, to
check the list of paid and cancelled bonds and coupons returned from paying
agents from July 1, 1976 through January 1, 1977, to destroy these documents
by burning in the incinerator of the Medical Center and to certify the correctness
of the list as to its incineration. His motion was seconded by Mr. Palmer and
passed without objection. (See FCR 5 at the end of the Minutes.)


       R. Contract with Ashland Tennis Center (FCR 6)

       In order to permit the courts at the Ashland Tennis Center to be
covered so that the center may be used as a year-round facility, it is necessary
that the original agreement relative to the tennis courts be amended. Mr.
Clay then moved that the Board of Trustees authorize and direct the Vice
President for Business Affairs and Treasurer to execute the proposed amended
agreement permitting additional improvements to the Ashland Tennis Center
located at the Ashland Community College and providing for the purchase of
the facilities by the University in the event it elects to terminate the agreement.
His motion was seconded by Mrs. Hermansdorfer and passed without dissent.
(See FCR 6 at the end of the Minutes.)


       S. Conveyance to Commonwealth of Kentucky of a Collection of Antique
Horse-Drawn Carriages (FCR 7)

       Mr. Clay moved that the recommendations in FCR 7, relative to the
conveyance to the Commonwealth of Kentucky of the Collection of antique
horse-drawn carriages acquired as a gift from Mrs. Pansy M. Grant for
permanent display and use in the new state horse park be approved. His motion
was seconded by Mr. Frank Ramsey and passed without objection. (See FCR 7
at the end of the Minutes. )


       T. Medical Center Committee Report

       Mr. William R. Black, Chairman of the Medical Center Committee,
introduced the members of his committee who are Mr. Frank Ramsey, Dr.




 








David A. Hull, Mr. Zirl Palmer, Dr. John R. Woodyard, Mr. John R. Gaines,
and Mrs. Sally Hermansdorfer. He said that the committee had met on the
morning of May 3 to discuss some proposed steps which might be taken to
determine appropriate actions in response to concerns about the College of
Medicine which have been the subject of discussion in the news media recently.
The Committee had prepared a report which he read:

Report of the Medical Center Committee to the Board of Trustees

Re: Proposed Steps for Determining Appropriate Actions in Response to
     Concerns about the College of Medicine

       Earlier today, members of the Medical Center Committee of the Board
reviewed with President Singletary, Vice President Bosomworth, and Dean
Clawson a status report on the College of Medicine which had previously been
released for the purpose of providing information and a broader perspective.
We support the University administration in its recommendation that, in follow-
up to the status report, certain steps are seen to be indicated. These steps
will be helpful in evaluating and determining actions which will, insofar as
possible and appropriate, resolve the outstanding issues. These and other
issues are of significance to this and many other major medical centers. They
are not new; in fact, they have been considered in varying degrees in the past
by the College of Medicine and University administration. They have, however,
been more sharply focused in the recent past.

       The steps proposed by University administration and supported by the
College of Medicine are the following:

Quality of Academic Program

       1. Re-review and evaluate faculty views of the program quality with
reference to basic didactic teaching and clinical education;

       2. Evaluate student input of quality of teaching program;

       3. Examine other indicators;

       4. Identify factors, currently known or focused by this review, that
may now or in the future impinge on quality;

       5. Develop recommendations for change, where indicated.

Professional Practice Income Plan

       1. Re-evaluate and re-state the goals of the practice plan;

       2. Identify with some specificity the alternatives to the present plan
including those evaluated by the current consultant, which might be helpful in
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       3. Visit with benchmark institutions to evaluate the impact and
consequences of their plans with a small team that would include faculty;

       4. Evaluate the institutional financial consequences imposed by
implementing these alternatives and identify realistic resource options which
may be required to meet justified needs;

       5. Work with appropriate faculty representatives to refine and further
develop a plan based on realistic assumptions regarding state, federal, and
practice income resources;

       6. Recommend appropriate changes in the plan and its governance.

Organizational Structure for Hospital Governance

       1. Evaluate the present Hospital governance structure and determine
if change would improve hospital patient care and teaching performance;

       2. Examine factors external to the University which might call for
changes in governance; i.e., reimbursement and Hospital accreditation;

       3. Develop a group of alternatives for governance, if indicated, and
review with appropriate faculty, staff, and administrative officials;

       4. Make a recommendation for change, if indicated.

Level of State Financial Support

       1. Obtain and analyze data on state support provided for comparable
quality medical education institutions in other states;

       2. Visit these centers and make direct budget comparisons, including
evaluation of direct and indirect cost factors in medical college operation and
gather additional data including grant and contract support, utilizing a small
team including faculty;

       3. Make comparative analysis of the level of state support in other
states with that existing in Kentucky for the College of Medicine:

       4. Develop findings for use in support and justification of budget requests
now in preparation for the coming biennium.


       We expect to continue close communication with University administration
while the various matters are reviewed and proposals are subsequently presented
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       Following Mr. Black's report of the Medical Center Committee, Dr.
Adelstein moved acceptance of the report. His motion was seconded by
Dr. Woodyard and passed.


      U. Mr. McLaughlin Recognized

      Mr. Sturgill recognized Mr. Michael McLaughlin, who was attending
his last meeting, and thanked him for the contributions he had made during
his term as student member of the Board. Mr. McLaughlin expressed his
appreciation for the opportunity to have served and indicated that he had found
it an enjoyable and rewarding experience. He then introduced his successor
as President of Student Government, Mr. James Newberry, who will become
a student member of the Board of Trustees in September.


      V. Meeting Adjourned

      Before calling for a motion for adjournment, Mr. Sturgill expressed
the gratification of the Board that Dr. Singletary had withdrawn his name from
consideration for appointment by President Jimmy Carter as Chairman of
the National Endowment for the Humanities. President Singletary responded
that the appointment had held some real attraction for him, but he felt that
this was not the time to leave the University. He added that his decision might
have been otherwise had he not felt he had the full support of the Board of
Trustees, and he thanked the Board for this support.

      After determining that there was no further business to come before
the meeting, on motion made, seconded and carried, the Chairman declared
the meeting adjourned at 3:00 p.m.

                                   Respectfully submitted,



                                   Paul G. Sears, Secretary
                                   Board of Trustees








(Schedule of Meeting Dates, PR's 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9, and FCR's 1, 2, 3,
4, 5, 6, and 7 which follow are official parts of the Minutes of the meeting.)




 













        SCHEDULE OF MEETINGS OF BOARD OF TRUSTEES
                             1977-78


The following dates have been established for meetings of the Board of
Trustees during the 1977-78 fiscal year:



July 19,1977
August 9, 1977
September 20, 1977
October 18, 1977
November 15, 1977
December 13, 1977
January 24, 1978
March 7, 1978
April 4, 1978
May 9, 1978
June 6, 1978



Executive C ommittee
Executive Committee
Board of Trustees (Statutory)
Executive Committee
Executive Committee
Board of Trustees (Statutory)
Executive Committee
Executive Committee
Board of Trustees (Statutory)
Board of Trustees (Statutory)
Executive Committee



Note: Any Executive Committee meeting may be rescheduled as a full Board
meeting should the nature or quantity of work make this necessary.




 





                                              Office of the President
                                              May 3, 1977


                                              PRPh
Members, Board of Trustees:


             RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE PRESIDENT


      Appointments to the Ephraim McDowell Community Cancer Network

      Recommendation: that Mr. Brownell Combs II, Warren H. Proudfoot,
      M. D., and William B. Cook, M. D. be appointed as non-faculty members
      of the Board of Directors of the Ephraim McDowell Community Cancer
      Network, Inc. for three-year terms, beginning May 1, 1977 and ending
      April 30, 1980.

      Background: According to the Bylaws of the Network, its Board of
      Directors shall consist of no fewer than 18, nor more than 24 members
      appointed by the President and approved by the Board of Trustees of
      the University of Kentucky. These nominations are made by the Board
      of Directors to fill the three remaining vacancies on the Board.


II.   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

De Walt, Billie Richard, Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology,
      College of Arts and Sciences, 8/16/77 through 6/30/78.




 




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Donaldson, Elvis S., Assistant Professor, Department of Obstetrics and
       Gynecology, College of Medicine, 7/1/77 through 6/30/78.
Fine, H. Alan, Assistant Professor, Department of Metallurigical Engineering
       and Materials Science, College of Engineering, 8/16/77 through
       5/15/80.
Gordon, Ronald, Visiting Associate Professor, Department of Anesthesiology,
       College of Medicine, 6/15/77 through 8/24/77.
Lane, Gary T., AssociateExtension Professor*-, (with tenure), Department of Animal
       Sciences, College of Agriculture, effective 5/1/77.
Peltier, Linda J., Assistant Professor, College of Law, 8/16/77 through
       5/15/78.
Primus, F. James, Assistant Professor, Department of Pathology, College
      of Medicine, 5/15/77 through 6/30/78.
Rodgers, William C., Instructor, Department of Business Administration,
       College of Business and Economics, 8/16/77 through 6/30/78.
Sullivan, Gary L., Instructor, Department of Business Administration, College
      of Business and Economics, 8/16/77 through 6/30/78.
Tunks, Thomas W., Assistant Professor of Music Education, School of
       Music, College of Fine Arts, 8/16/77 through 6/30/78.

Administrative Appointments

Baer, Michael, Associate Professor, (with tenure), named Chairman, Depart-
      ment of Political Science, College of Arts and Sciences, 7/1/77 through
      6/30/81.
Cole, Henry P., Professor, (with tenure), named Chairman, Department of
      Educational Psychology and Counseling, College of Education, 7/1/77
      through 6/30/81.
Peters, William H., Associate Professor, (with tenure), named Chairman,
       Department of Curriculum and Instruction, College of Education,
       5/1/77 through 6/30/78.
Richardson, David, Professor, (with tenure), named Chairman, Department of
      Economics, College of Business and Economics, 7/1/77 through 6/30/81.
Wynn, Richard L., Associate Professor, (with tenure), named Chairman,
       Department of Oral Biology, College of Dentistry, 7/1/77 through 6/30/83.

Tenure Granted

Chuang, Vincent P. , Associate Professor, (with tenure), Department of Diagnostic
      Radiology, College of Medicine, effective 7/1/77.
Powell, Deborah E., Associate Professor, (with tenure), Department of Pathology,
       College of Medicine, effective 7/1/77.
Vogt, Donald D., Associate Professor', (with tenure), College of Pharmacy,
      effective 7/1/77.

Promotions
College of Agriculture
Buxton, Jack W., from Assistant Professor, (without tenure) to Associate Professoi
       (with tenure), Department of Horticulture & Land.Arch., effective 7/1/77.



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Davis, Daniel L., from Associate Professor, twith tenure), to Professor,
       (with tenure), Department of Agronomy, effective 7/1/77.
Hess, Gordon S., from Assistant Extension Professor;, (without tenure),
       to Associate Extension Professor, (with tenure), Department of
       Animal Sciences, effective 7/1/77.
Infanger, Craig Lynn, from Assistant Extension Professor', (without tenure),
       to Associate Extension Professor*, (with tenure), Department of
       Agricultural Economics, effective 7/1/77.
Loewer, 0. J. Jr., from Assistant Extension Professor*, (without tenure),
       to Associate Extension Professor-", (with tenure), Department of
       Agticulture Engineering, effective 7/1/77.
Lyons, Eugene T., from Associate Professor, (with tenure), to Professor,
       (with tenure), Department of Veterinary Science, effective 7/1/77.
Moore, Charles LeeSr., from Assistant Extension Professor", (without
       tenure), to Associate Extension Professor-I, (with tenure), Department
       of Agricultural Economics, effective 7/1/77.
Nordin, Gerald L., from Assistant Professor, (without tenure), to
       Associate Professor, (with tenure), Department of Entomology,
       effective 7/1/77.
Randall, Alan John, from Associate Professor, (with tenure), to Professor,
       (with tenure), Department of Agricultural Economics, effective 7/1/77.
Warner, Paul D., from Assistant Extension Professor", (without tenure),
       to Associate Extension Professor*, (with tenure), Department of
       Sociology, effective 7/1/77.

College of Arts and Sciences
Bednard, Richard L., from Associate Professor, (with tenure), to Professor,
       (with tenure), Department of Psychology, effective 7/1/77.
Ferry, Steven C., from Assistant Professor, (without tenure), to Associate
       Professor, (with tenure), Department of Mathematics, effective 7/1/77.
Hart, Johnson M., from Assistant Professor, (without tenure), to Associate
       Professor, (with tenure), Department of Computer Science,
       effective 7/1/77.
Janecek, Gerald J., from Assistant Professor, (without tenure), to
      Associate Professor, (with tenure), Department of Slavic and Oriental
      Languages and Literatures, effective 7/1/77.
Nietzel, Michael T., from Assistant Professor, (without tenure), to
      Associate Professor, (with tenure), Department of Psychology,
      effective 7/1/77.
Olson, Robert W., from Assistant Professor, (without tenure), to Associate
       Professor, (with tenure), Department of History, effective 7/1/77.
Scarborough, John, from Associate Professor, (with tenure), to Professor,
       (with tenure), Department of History, College of Arts and Sciences,
       effective 7/1/77.
Straley, Joseph P., from Assistant Professor, (without tenure), to Associate
      Professor, (with tenure), Department of Physics and Astronomy,
      effective 7/1/77.



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Zentall, Thomas R., from Assistant Professor, (without tenure), to Associate
       Professor, (with tenure), Department of Psychology, effective 7/1/77.

College of Education
Morsink, Catherine, from Assistant Professor, (without tenure), to Associate
       Professor, (with tenure), Department of Special Education, effective
       7/1/77.
Tulloch, Rodney, from Assistant Professor, (without tenure), to Associate
       Professor, (with tenure), Department of Vocational Education, effective
       7/1/77.

College of Social Professions
Crowell, Elizabeth, from Assistant Professor*, (without tenure), to Associate
       Professor, (with tenure), Department of Social Work, effective 7/1/77.

College of Pharmacy
Foster, Thomas S., from Assistant Professor:, joint with Department of
       Anesthesiology, College of Medicine, to Associate Professor", (with
       tenure), College of Pharmacy, and Assistant Professor, (without
       tenure), Department of Anesthesiology, College of Medicine,
       effective 7/1/77.

College of Medicine
Noble, Robert C., from Assistant Professor, (without tenure), to Associate
       Professor, (with tenure), Department of Medicine
       effective 7/1/77.

College of Dentistry
Page, Lawrence, from Assistant Professor-, (without tenure), to Associate
       Professorv, (with tenure), Department of Periodontics, effective 7/1/77.

Community College System

Jefferson Community College
Bonney, Stephen, from Assistant Professor in the Community College System,
       (without tenure), to Associate Professor in the Community College System,
       (with tenure), effective 7/1/77.
Duncan, John, from Assistant Professor in the Community College System,
       (without tenure), to Associate Professor in the Community College System,
       (with tenure), effective 7/1/77.
Gaskey, Norma, from Assistant Professor in the Community College System,
       (without tenure), to Associate Professor in the Community College System,
       (with tenure), effective 7/1/77.
Gohmann, Edmund, from Assistant Professor in the Community College System,
       (without tenure), to Associate Professor in the Community College System,
       (with tenure), effective 7/1/77.
Luckett, Albert, from Assistant Professor in the Community College System,
       (without tenure), to Associate Professor in the Community College System,
       (with tenure), effective 7/1/77.



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Maresz, Emil, from Assistant Professor in the Community College System,
       (without tenure), and Financial Aid Officer, to Associate Professor
       in the Community College System, (wi