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       Minutes of the Meeting of the Board of Trustees of the University
of Kentucky, Tuesday, April 5, 1994.

       The Board of Trustees of the University of Kentucky met at 1:00
p.m. (Lexington time) on Tuesday, April 5, 1994 in the Board Room on the
18th floor of Patterson Office Tower.

       A.    Meeting Opened

       Governor Edward T. Breathitt, Chairperson, called the meeting to
order at 1:00 p.m., and the invocation was pronounced by Mr. Sturgill.

       B.    Roll Call

       The following members of the Board of Trustees answered the call of
the roll:  Governor Edward T. Breathitt, (Chairperson),   Mrs. Kay
Shropshire Bell, Mr. Paul W. Chellgren, Mr. Robert N. Clay, Mr. Lance
Dowdy, Mr. James F. Hardymon, Professor Loys L. Mather, Dr. Elissa
Plattner, Dr. Deborah Powell, Mr. C. Frank Shoop, Mrs. Marian Moore Sims,
Professor John Sistarenik, Jr., Mr. William B. Sturgill, Mr. Daniel C.
Ulmer, Jr., Mrs. Lois C. Weinberg, Mr. Martin Welenken, and Judge Henry R.
Wilhoit, Jr. Absent from the meeting were Mr. Henry Jackson, Dr. Robert
P. Meriwether and Mr. Billy B. Wilcoxson. The University administration
was represented by President Charles T. Wethington, Jr.; Chancellors Peter
P. Bosomworth, Ben W. Carr, Jr. and Robert E. Hemenway; Vice Presidents
Joseph T. Burch, Edward A. Carter, Donald B. Clapp, Delwood Collins and
Eugene Williams; Dr. Juanita Fleming, Special Assistant for Academic
Affairs, and Mr. Paul Van Booven, Associate General Counsel.

       Members of the general public and the news media were also in
attendance. A quorum being present, Governor Breathitt declared the
meeting officially open for the conduct of business at 1:03 p.m.

       C.    AprovLqf Minut-es

       Governor Breathitt said that the Minutes of the March 1, 1994
meeting had been distributed and asked for additions or corrections. Mr.
Shoop moved that the Minutes be approved as distributed. Mr. Chellgren
seconded the motion, and it carried.

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

       President Wethington called attention to the following items in his
report:

       1.    Two UK debaters won collegiate debate's most prestigious
             award at the National Debate Tournament held in March 1994.
             UK was one of six colleges/universities to have three teams
             qualify for the national tournament. The Director of Debate,
             J. W. Patterson, and the following members of the UK debate
             team were introduced: Kyle Norman, Cyrus Kiani, Jay Finch,
             Trevor Wells, Jason Renzelman, Jason Patil and Paul
             Skiermont.  Paul Skiermont was named the nation's Top Speaker
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       2.    UK has been named one of the top 100 colleges in the country
             for African-American students.

       3.    The UK College of Medicine has been awarded a $5 million
             grant from the National Institutes of Health to study the
             secondary effects of head trauma.

       4.    UK's College of Engineering and the Center for Robotics and
             Manufacturing Systems is administering a special initiative
             that could help Kentucky manufacturers lead the way in
             efficiency and high quality. UK professors will teach "lean"
             manufacturing principles and practices to interested Kentucky
             manufacturers. Toyota will support UK's Lean Manufacturing
             Program by providing personnel training, technical support
             and funding.

       5.    Forty UK employees participated in the UKadvance Leadership
             Development Institute, an intensive two-week program designed
             to offer personal and professional growth opportunities for
             UK employees. Board of Trustees member Deborah Powell,
             spoke at the Institute's "graduation ceremony."

       6.    Nationally known author James Still received the Medallion
             for Intellectual Excellence on March 28 from the University
             of Kentucky Library Associates.

       7.    UK is offering a new five-year degree program combining
             business and engineering. This program will allow students
             to obtain the Bachelor of Science in Engineering and the
             Master of Business Administration degrees.

       8.    Forty-five percent of the College of Medicine students who
             participated in this year's National Residency Program have
             chosen to pursue postgraduate residency training in primary
             care specialties. The national medical school average is 30
             percent. Thirty-six percent of the class will enter
             residency programs at UK.

       9.    James L. Applegate, chairman of UK's Department of
             Communication, has been named a Fellow by the American
             Council on Education for the 1994-95 academic year.

       President Wethington asked the members to peruse the other good
items in the report at their leisure.

       E.    status Report on the Budget

       President Wethington reported that the state's Operating Budget had
been approved by the House and Senate but was still subject to
consideration for veto by the Governor. He expressed disappointment that
there were no new building projects in the budget. He said that there is




 




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still strong support for the capital projects, especially for the
Commonwealth Library project, and the library facility will remain the top
priority of the University. He asked everyone to keep working to benefit
higher education and the University of Kentucky.

       F.    MskiLaLCenter Presentation

       President Wethington noted that a recommendation for a new
Chancellor for the Chandler Medical Center was on the agenda and said it
was appropriate that Chancellor Peter Bosomworth make a presentation on
the current status and the future directions of the Chandler Medical
Center prior to turning over the reins to his successor.

       Chancellor Bosomworth said it was a pleasure to address the Board,
and he looked forward to a very smooth transition in terms of leadership
in the Medical. Center. Through a series of slides, he provided a brief
history of the Medical Center. He discussed the Medical Center's mission,
vision and values, trends and accomplishments and the impact of health
care reform which will confront the Medical Center. In conclusion, he
pointed out that much has been accomplished at the Medical Center;
however, there is still much left to be done. He then entertained
questions from the members of the Board.

       President Wethington expressed appreciation to Chancellor
Bosomworth for bringing the Board up-to-date on the Chandler Medical
Center.

       G.    Resolution Honoring Dr. John Wesley Hatch

       Judge Wilhoit read the following resolution honoring Dr. John
Wesley Hatch and recommended its adoption:

       WHEREAS, in the spring of 1948, John Wesley Hatch, then not yet
       twenty, had completed his sophomore year at the "Kentucky State
       College for Negroes," now known as Kentucky State University. His
       dream was to become a lawyer and practice in Kentucky.
       Unfortunately the "Day Law" forbade any educational institution in
       the Commonwealth of Kentucky to teach black and white students on
       the same campus under penalty of heavy fines, and

       WHEREAS, John Wesley Hatch nonetheless applied for admission to the
       College of Law of the University of Kentucky. The Board of
       Trustees, after consultation with President Herman Donovan and Dean
       Elvis Stahr, decided to circumvent the "Day Law" by admitting John
       Wesley Hatch to the University of Kentucky College of Law while
       providing for his legal education by the faculty of the College of
       Law on the campus of Kentucky State, and

       WHEREAS, in the Fall Semester of 1948 John Wesley Hatch was taught
       by five members of the University's regular law faculty who
       shuttled daily between a class of ninety first-year students in
       Lexington and a solo class of one in Frankfort. In the Spring
       Semester of that year an alternate solution was devised, and a
       faculty of six practicing lawyers were employed to teach John
       Wesley Hatch, still solo, in Frankfort, and




 





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WHEREAS, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored
People soon brought an action for a declaratory judgment to require
the University to admit Lyman Johnson, a Louisville school teacher,
to its Graduate School to pursue a program for a Ph.D. in history.
This case was heard in federal court before Judge H. Church Ford in
Lexington on June 25, 1949. Judge Ford promptly decided that the
"Day Law" violated the guarantees of equal protection of law under
the United States Constitution and ordered the University to admit
all black students who were otherwise qualified to graduate and
professional courses at the University of Kentucky, and

WHEREAS, John Wesley Hatch thereupon entered his third semester of
law studies at Lafferty Hall on the University's campus in
Lexington with his classmates of the Class of 1952. He was made
welcome by faculty and students alike.

THEREFORE, today the Board salutes Dr. John Wesley Hatch for his
important role in the termination of racial segregation in higher
education in Kentucky. It was his dream, his determination, and
his courage as a young student which emboldened the Board of
Trustees to arrange his admission in 1948, as the first black
student in the eighty-three years since the University's founding
in 1865, and

WHEREAS, John Wesley Hatch's unique experience as a solo student
throughout his first year of law school, his shift from a faculty
of touring professors in his first semester to a faculty of
Frankfort practitioners in his second semester, the loss of the
give and take of his law school classmates, the law school library,
and adequate study facilities in Lafferty Hall inevitably
negatively impacted his education. The Board applauds John Wesley
Hatch for his admirable patience, fortitude, and good will in what
must have been a very trying year, and

WHEREAS, John Wesley Hatch left the University in 1950 to enter the
United States Army during the Korean War. After his discharge, he
proceeded to finish his A.B. degree at Knoxville College, his M.A.
from Atlanta University and his Ph.D. degree from the University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He has been a Professor of Health
Behavior and Health Education in the School of Public Health at the
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill for the past twenty
years, currently holding the William R. Kenan Chair in Health
Behavior. He has co-authored eight books and eighteen articles,
and made over a hundred presentations in his chosen field. He has
been involved in governmental hearings and consultations throughout
the United States and around the world during the past twenty years.

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the Board expresses its great
admiration for Dr. Hatch's extraordinary contributions in his
chosen field of Public Health. He will always be remembered as the
young man whose initiative and courage first desegregated this
University by spending three semesters in 1948-50 as a student at
the University of Kentucky College of Law.



Dr. Plattner seconded the motion, and it passed unanimously.




 





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       Governor Breathitt said that he was a student in the College of Law
during this period and provided some background information. He noted
that the Fayette County Bar Association has recognized Dr. Hatch by asking
him to speak on Law Day. Governor Breathitt stated it was very
appropriate for the University to honor Dr. Hatch with this resolution.

       H.    Personnel A       (tionsPR- 21

       President Wethington said that PR 2 reflects personnel actions
since the last Board meeting. He recommended that approval be given to
the appointments, actions and/or other staff changes which require Board
action; and that the report relative to appointments and/or changes
already approved by the administration be accepted. On motion made by Mr.
Chellgren, seconded by Mrs. Bell and passed, approval was given to the
personnel actions in PR 2. (See PR 2 at the end of the Minutes.)

       I.    Honorary Degree Recipients (PR 3A)

       President Wethington expressed pleasure in recommending that
approval be granted to awarding honorary degrees of Doctor of Engineering
to Ralph G. Anderson, Doctor of Letters to Bobbie Ann Mason, and Doctor of
Science to Phillip Allen Sharp. He noted that the Committee on Honorary
Degrees recommended to the Graduate Faculty and the University Senate that
honorary degrees be awarded to these individuals, and these bodies
expressed their approval of the recommendation. The motion, made by Mr.
Sturgill and seconded by Mr. Shoop, carried unanimously. (See PR 3A at
the end of the Minutes.)

       J.    University Research Professorships (PR 3B)

       President Wethington said that PR 3B is a recommendation that the
Board approve the naming of Professors Kathleen M. Blee, Joseph W. Brill,
and Salvatore J. Turco as University Research Professors for 1994-95. He
provided background information, noting that the professorships were
established in 1976 and the first Research Professors were named in 1977.
He said that the purpose of the professorships is to encourage, recognize
and enhance the scholarly research activity at the University. Mr.
Chellgren moved approval and his motion, seconded by Dr. Powell, passed.
(See PR 3B at the end of the Minutes.)

       President Wethington congratulated Professors Blee, Brill and
'lurco, who were in attendance, and asked them to stand and be recognized,
following which they received a round of applause.

       K.    Appointment of Chancellor for the Albert D. Chandler Medical
Center (PR 30)

       President Wethington said that PR 3C is the recommendation that Dr.
James Wilson Holsinger, Jr. be appointed Chancellor for the Albert B.
Chandler Medical Center effective July 1, 1994. He informed the Board
that a nationwide search process began when Dr. Bosomwcrth announced his
intention to step down in June, 1994. He said that the process involved
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the search. He reported that seven candidates were interviewed, and three
of the candidates were chosen to visit the campus for more extensive
evaluation.

       He briefly reviewed Dr. Holsinger's credentials. He noted that Dr.
Holsinger is a skilled clinician and a proven administrator and has
demonstrated his ability to understand and conduct research. President
Wethington stated that, in his opiniiou, Dr. Holsinger is the person to
lead the Chandler Medical Center toward the year 2000 and beyond. He
expressed pleasure in recommending that Dr. James Wilson Holsinger, Jr. be
appointed Chancellor for the Albert B. Chandler Medical Center. Dr.
Powell moved approval. The motion, seconded by Mr. Shoop, passed. (See
PR 3C at the end of the Minutes.)

       Governor Breathitt thanked President Wethington for agreeing to
serve as the chair of the search. He said that President Wethington
proceeded in a very thorough manner and had made it possible for many
Trustees to meet Dr. Holsinger and his wife.

       President Wethington congratulated Dr. Holsinger, who was in the
audience, and asked him to stand and be recognized, following which he
received a round of applause.

       L.    Accptance of Interim Financial Report for the University of
Kentucky for the Eight Months Ended February 28. 1994 CFCR-1)

       Mr. Hardymon, Chairperson of the Finance Committee, reported that
the Finance Committee met at 11 a.m. (Lexington time) and reviewed the
seven items on its agenda. He said that FCR I is the routine monthly
interim financial report for the eight months ended February 28, 1994. He
reviewed the realized income versus expenditures and reported that the
University has a strong balance sheet. He recommended approval of the
report. Mr. Sturgill seconded the motion, and it passed. (See FCR I at
the end of the Minutes.)

       M.    Capital Construction Report (FCR 2)

       Mr. Hardymon stated that FCR 2 is a quarterly Capital Construction
Report presented to the Board for acceptance. He reviewed the number of
awards and final payments of the engineering and construction contracts.
Upon the recommendation of the Finance Committee, he moved that the report
be accepted. The motion, which was seconded by Mr. Chellgren, carried.
(See FCR 2 at the end of the Minutes.)

       N.   AQ~tQval of Lease (FCR 3)

       Mr. Hardymon reported that FCR 3 involves an addendum to a lease
between University of Kentucky (Kentucky Clinic) and the Kentucky Medical
Services Foundation for property located at 729 South Limestone, effective
April. 5, 1994 through June 30, 1994, for additional office/clinical
space. He noted that the original lease was approved at an annual rental
cost of $50,000.00 and this addendum brings the total annual rental to
$67,577.56. He recommended approval of FCR 3. Mrs. Weinberg seconded the
motion, and it passed. (See FCR 3 at the end of the Minutes.)




 




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       0.    C. M. "Bill" Gatton Gift (FCR 4)

       Mr. Hardymon stated that FCR 4 recommends that the Board accept a
gift of $102,888 from C. M. "Bill" Gatton to the University of Kentucky
Athletics Association to be used for capital improvements. He noted that
Mr. Gatton is a native Kentuckian, a 1954 UK graduate, and a UK Fellow.
He expressed appreciation for the gift and recommended approval by he
Board. Mr. Sturgill seconded the motion, and it passed. (See FCR 4 at
the end of the Minutes.)

       P.   Acceptance of Gift f&Qm Kentucyv Medical Services Foundation
of Kentucky Clinic Building Expansion (FCR 5)

       Mr. Hardymon said that FCR 5 is a gift from the Kentucky Medical
Services Foundation (KMSF) which will consist of a clinic and office
facility to be constructed on the University of Kentucky campus at 740
South Limestone Street. He reported that this is a sizable construction
project: a five-story, 60,000 square foot facility to be attached to and
programmatically integrated with the existing outpatient clinic facility.
He recommended approval of FCR 5. The motion, seconded by Mr. Shoop,
carried. (See FCR 5 at the end of the Minutes.)

       President Wethington said that two representatives of KMSF were in
the audience and asked Chancellor Bosomworth to introduce them.
Chancellor Bosomworth recognized Dr. Albert Selke, Chairman of the KMSF
Board, and Mr. William Merritt, Director of KMSF. He mentioned other
significant gifts from KMSF to the University and thanked Dr. Selke and
Mr. Merritt for these gifts and their leadership along with the other
Board members of KMSF.

       Q.    Practice Plans - Colleges of Allied Health Professions and
Nursing (FOR 6)

       Mr. Hardymon said that FCR 6 is a recommendation for practice plans
for the Colleges of Allied Health Professions and Nursing. He reported
that the Board authorized general guidelines for practice plans in May
1990. He recommended approval of FCR 6. Mrs. Weinberg seconded the
motion, and it passed. (See FCR 6 at the end of the Minutes.)

       R.    A Resolution of the Board of Trustees of Univerlity-of
Kentucky Authorizing the Issuance of Said Board's Housing and Dining
System Revenue Bonds. Series 0. to be Dated the First Day of the Month in
Which Sold: Authorizing Proper Procgedings Relative to the Public Sale of
the  n  and the Disposition of the Proceeds Thereof: Authoing
Execution of a Seventh Supplemental Trust Indenture Between the Board and
FarmersBank& Capital Trust Company. Frankfort.-Kentucky. as Trustee. in
Compliance with the Provisions of the Trust Indenture Dated June 1. 1965
(FCR 7)

       Mr. Hardymon stated that FCR 7 is a new bond issue for $2,205,000
twenty-year bonds, and the bids would be due May 3.   At that time, the
Finance Committee will review the bids and decide whether to present them
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purpose of financing the renovation of Cooperstown and Shawneetown
apartments. He said that revenue to repay the bonds would be pledged from
the Housing and Dining System, and the System finances are in good shape
to handle the pledge.  He recommended approval of FCR 7. Mr. Shoop
seconded the motion, and it carried. (See FCR 7 at the end of the
Minutes.)

       S.    Report on Refinancing of Bond Issues

       Mr. Hardymon reported that nine refunding bond issues had been
brought to the Board from January 1, 1993 through March 31, 1994. He said
that the savings generated from these nine bond issues on a nominal basis
was $11.7 million, the present value savings is $8.6 million, and the
average annual savings is $806,674. He said that, in his opinion, this
was a project well worth the effort put forth by the administration, the
Finance Committee and the University's financial advisors.

       Governor Breathitt thanked Mr. Hardymon for his report and for
effectively guiding the University through the refinancing process.

       T.   Meeting adjourned

       There being no further business to come before the Board, the
meeting adjourned at 2:13 p.m.

                                        Respectfully submitted,



                                        Lois C. Weinberg
                                        Secretary
                                        Board of Trustees

(PR's 2, 3A, 3B and 3C; and FCR's 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 which follow are
official parts of the Minutes of the meeting.)



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                                                Office of the President
                                                April 5, 1994




                                                    P 2o



Members, Board of Trustees:


                          PERSONNEL ACTIONS

Recommendation: that approval be given to the attached appointments,
actions and/or other staff changes which require Board action; and
that the report relative to appointments and/or changes already
approved by the administration be accepted.

Barckgjognd: The attached 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
chancellor through the President and have the President's 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. These items of report follow the recommendations requiring
Board approval.



Action taken:  Approved    1      Disapproved



Other



Date: Atril 5. 1994



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                            CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION



I.        BOARD ACTION

          A. ADMINISTRATIVE APPOINTMENT

                  Graduate Center for Toxicology

                  Vore, Mary, Professor (with tenure), Pharmacology,
                      College of Medicine, appointed Director, Graduate
                      Center for Toxicology, 3/1/94 through 12/31/97.

          B. RETIREMENT

                  Employee Benefits

                  McGovern, Joseph H., Disabled Staff, Employee Benefits,
                      after 26.5 consecutive years of service, under
                      AR II-1.6-1 Section III.B, effective 4/30/94

          C. EARLY RETIREMENT

                  Vice President for University Relations

                  Mobley, John M., Sergeant, Police Department, after
                      19.75 consecutive years of service under AR II-1.6-1
                      Section III.A.2, effective 4/20/94.

I I .     ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION

          A. FPMINUITRATIVE APPOINTMENT

                  Survey Research Center

                  Wood, Teresa A., Director, Survey Research Center,
                      effective 2/1/94.



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                          COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM

I.   BOARD ACTION

     A.    ADMINISTRATIVE APPOINTMENTS

                 Prestonsburg Community College

                 Napier, Barbara, Associate Professor in the Community
                       College System (with tenure), appointed Chair,
                       Division of Social Sciences and Related Technologies,
                       7/1/94 through 6/30/97.

     B.    PROMOTIONS

                 Ashland Community Colleae

                 Barnett, Lysbeth A., from Associate Professor in the
                        Community College System (with tenure), to Professor
                        in the Community College System (with tenure),
                        7/1/94.
                 Bradford, Gary, from Assistant Professor in the Community
                       College System, to Associate Professor in the
                       Community College System (with tenure), 7/1/94.
                 Coots, Kevin, from Assistant Professor in the Community
                        College System, to Associate Professor in the
                        Community College System (with tenure), 7/1/94.
                 Dillon, Amy P., from Assistant Professor in the Community
                        College System, to Associate Professor in the
                        Community College System (with tenure), 7/1/94.
                 Gross, Enna Lou, from Assistant Professor in the Community
                        College System, to Associate Professor in the
                        Community College System (with tenure), 7/1/94.
                 Harmon, Benjamin, from Assistant Professor in the Community
                        College System, to Associate Professor in the
                        Community College System (with tenure), 7/1/94.
                 Hilterbrand, Angela, from Assistant Professor in the
                        Community College System, to Associate Professor in
                        the Community College System (with tenure), 7/1/94.
                 Mahan, Daniel, from Assistant Professor in the Community
                        College System, to Associate Professor in the
                        Community College System (with tenure), 7/1/94.
                  Mericle, Margaret, from Assistant Professor in the Community
                        College System, to Associate Professor in the
                        Community College System (with tenure), 7/1/94.
                  Nicholls, Barbara, from Associate Professor in the Community
                        College System (with tenure), to Professor in the
                        Community College System (with tenure), 7/1/94.
                  Weaver, Samuel, from Assistant Professor in the Community
                        College System, to Associate Professor in the
                        Community College System (with tenure), 7/1/94.




 




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Elizabethtown Community Collece

Bruce, Jimmie D., from Assistant Professor in the Community
      College System, to Associate Professor in the
      Community College System (with tenure), 7/1/94.
Guarneros-Mata, Rene, from Assistant Professor in the
      Community College System, to Associate Professor in
      the Community College System (with tenure), 7/1/94.
Hague, Khondaker, from Assistant Professor in the Community
      College System, to Associate Professor in the
      Community College System (with tenure), 7/1/94.
Howard, Linda G., from Associate Professor in the Community
      College System (with tenure), to Professor in the
      Community College System (with tenure), 7/1/94.
Keith, Angela, from Associate Professor in the Community
      College System (with tenure), to Professor in the
      Community College System (with tenure), 7/1/94.
King, Jo Ann, from Assistant Professor in the Community
      College System, to Associate Professor in the
      Community College System (with tenure), 7/1/94.
Lamphere, Robert, from Assistant Professor in the Community
      College System, to Associate Professor in the
      .Community College System (with tenure), 7/1/94.

Hazard Community Collece

Ewen, Rosemary, from Assistant Professor in the Community
      College System, to Associate Professor in the
      Community College System (with tenure), 7/1/94.
Laherty, Richard, from Assistant Professor in the Community
      College System, to Associate Professor in the
      Community College System (with tenure), 7/1/94.
Lykins, Virgil, from Assistant Professor in the Community
      College System, to Associate Professor in the
      Community College System (with tenure), 7/1/94.

Henderson Community Colleae

Brauer, David, from Associate Professor in the Community
      College System (with tenure), to Professor in the
      Community College System (with tenure), 7/1/94.
Evans, Marsha, from Assistant Professor in the Community
      College System, to Associate Professor in the
      Community College System (with tenure), 7/1/94.
McMurray, Mary Anne, from Assistant Professor in the
      Community College System, to Associate Professor in
      the Community College System (with tenure), 7/1/94.
Payne, Elizabeth, from Associate Professor in the Community
      College System (with tenure), to Professor in the
      Community College System (with tenure), 7/1/94.
Tutt, Larry, from Assistant Professor in the Community
      College System, to Associate Professor in the
      Community College System (with tenure), 7/1/94.




 





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Uzzle, Ruby, from Assistant Professor in the Community
      College System, to Associate Professor in the
      Community College System (with tenure), 7/1/94.

Hopkinsville Community College

Cavanah, Sandra, from Assistant Professor in the Community
      College System, to Associate Professor in the
      Community College System (with tenure), 7/l/94.
Dean, Lesa Kim, from Assistant Professor in the Community
      College System, to Associate Professor in the
      Community College System (with tenure), 7/1/94.

Jefferson Community Colleae

Atkins, James, from Assistant Professor in the Community
      College System, to Associate Professor in the
      Community College System (with tenure), 7/l/94.
Briley, Rebecca, from Assistant Professor in the Community
      College System, to Associate Professor in the
      Community College System (with tenure), 7/1/94.
Coleman, Nellie, from Assistant Professor in the Community
      College System, to Associate Professor in the
      Community College System (with tenure), 7/1/94.
Davis, Randall, from Assistant Professor in the Community
      College System, to Associate Professor in the
      Community College System (with tenure), 7/1/94.
Deines, Judith, from Assistant Professor in the Community
      College System, to Associate Professor in the
      Community College System (with tenure), 7/1/94.
Diedrich, Phyllis, from Associate Professor in the Community
      College System (with tenure), to Professor in the
      Community College System (with tenure), 7/1/94.
Dockstader, David, from Assistant Professor in the Community
      College System, to Associate Professor in the
      Community College System (with tenure), 7/1/94.
Finney, Ann M., from Assistant Professor in the Community
      College System, to Associate Professor in the
      Community College System (with tenure), 7/1/94.
Franz, Shirley, from Assistant Professor in the Community
      College System, to Associate Professor in the
      Community College System (with tenure), 7/1/94.
Hager, Kathy, from Assistant Professor in the Community
       College System, to Associate Professor in the
       Community College System (with tenure), 7/1/94.
Hamilton, William, from Assistant Professor in the Community
       College System, to Associate Professor in the
       Communi