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Minutes of the leeting of the B ccrQ of Tr-ustees of the Uni* ersity of-
Kentucky, Friday, junC 27, lc!20O
The Board of Trustees of, the. University _f Kentuck.y met at 2 p.m. (Eastern
Daylight Time) on Friday, June 27. 1980 in the Board Room or the 18th Floor- of
the Patterson Office Tower on t~he Lexington campus with the following members
answering the call of t-he roll: Mr. William B. Sturgill. Chaiirman, Professor
Michael Adelstein, Governor Albert Benjamin Chandler, Mrs. Betty Face Clark,
Mr. Albert G. Clay, Mr. Tracy Farmer, Mrs. Edythe i. Hayes, Mrs. Sally Hermans-
dorfer. Dr. David A. Hull, Mr. Thomas B. Kessinger, Mr. W. Terry McBrayer,
Mr. Frank Ramsey, Mr. Homer W$. Ramsey, Professor Constance Wilson, and Dr. Jchn
R. Woodyard. Absent from the meeting were: Mr. William R. Black, Mr. George W.
Griffin, and Mr. W. B. Terry. The University adTainistration was represented by
President Otis A. Singletary; Vice Presi'ents jacl C. Blanton, Peter P. Bosomworth,
Donald B. Clapp, Lewis W. Cochran, Rasymcnz R. Horrback, John T. Smith, M. Stanley
Wall, and Rolbert G. Zumwinkie; Mr. John C. Darsie, General Counsel; and Mr. Edward
A. Carter, Budget Director.
A. Meeting Opened and Oath of office Aid'inistered to Mrs. Hayes and Mr.
Sturgill
Mr. Sturgi'l, Chairman, called the meeting to crder at 2:12 p.m. Following
the invocation pronounced by Professor Wilson, the Chairman requested Mr. John
Dar-ie. General Counsel, to administer the oath of office to the following:
Mrs. Edythe J. Haves, appointed by Governor John Y. Brown, Jr.
to replace Mr. L. D. Gorman for a term expiring May 1, 1984.
Mr. William B. S-ur-gill, reappointed by Governor Brown for a
term expiring May 1, 1984.
T'he Chairman noted that the two additional members appointed by Governor
Brown, Mr. A. Steven Miles and Mr. W. T. Young, Sr., would take the oath of
office at the September meeting of the Board of Trustees. Mr. Brad Sturgeon,
the newlyl elected Student Government president, will' also take the oath of
office at the meetinc irn September.
Tne Secretary called the roll and, a quorum. being present, the meeting
was declared officially open for the conduct of business at 2:15 p.m.
B. Minutes Apprcved
The Minutes of the May B. 1980 meeting of the Board of Trustees were
approved without objection.
C. Nominating Cormittee to be Appointed
Mr. Sturgill indicated he would appoint, through correspondence, u
nominating committee and request that they submit a slate of officers of
the Board and members of the Executive Committee to be presented to tliac Soard
at the September meetini.
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D. President's Report to the Trustees (PR 1)
After noting that copies of his monthly report to the Trustees had been
distributed, President Singleta7! recommended that the report be received and
filed. Without objection, it was so ordered.
E. Recommendations of the President (PR 2)
President Singletary recommended that PR 2, consisting of (1) the organiza-
tion of the division structure of Southeast Community College, (2) the reappoint-
ment of Mr. Leroy Miles as a member of the FUND Board of Directors for an
additional two-year term ending June 30. 1982, (3) the acceptance of the estate
of Mrs. Marguerite Simpson, and (4) routine personnel appointments and/or staff
changes, be approved. Without discussion, on motion by Mr. Clay, seconded by
Mr. Homer Ramsey and passed, PR 2 was approved. (See PR 2 at the end of the
Minutes.)
F. Supplemental Recommendations of the President (PR 3A)
In addition to the routine personnel matters contained in PR 3A, President
Singletary called attention to the special exception to the Retirement Resolution
which would correct a possible inequity with respect to retirement benefits for
the named personnel, all in the College of Agriculture, growing out of mixed
entitlements to University-TIAA/CREF - Civil Service retirement benefits. Mrs.
Hermansdorfer moved that PR 3A be approved. Her motion was seconded by Governor
Chandler and passed without dissent. (See PR 3A at the end of the Minutes.)
G. Updated and Editorially Revised Governing Regulations (PR 3B)
President Singletary recommended that the Board of Trustees approve the
updated and editorially revised Governing Regulations which contain (1) all
amendments approved by the Board through June 27, 1980, (2) editorially modified
wording eliminating the use of pronouns such as he and him, and (3) a new and
useful index. On motion by Mrs. Clark, seconded by Professor Wilson and passed,
the proposed amendments to the Governing Regulations were adopted. (See PR 3B
at the end of the Mintues.)
H. Appointment of Director of Tobacco and Health Research Institute (PR 3C)
President Singletary indicated his pleasure in recommending the appointment
of Dr. Gary L. Huber as Director of the Tobacco and Health Research Institute,
effective July 1, 1980. Noting a considerable search had been conducted,
President Singletary said Dr. Huber was also a candidate for this position
several years ago when another search was conducted. The University, however,
was unable to recruit him at that time. Dr. Huber is currently the Director
of the Smoking and Health Research Program at Harvard. He was unable to be
present for the meeting today; however, he has met with the Tobacco Board and
made a fine presentation. President Singletary feels the Board of Trustees
will see a significant forward motion in the Institute under the leadership
of Dr. Huber, and said he was delighted to add a scientist of considerable
stature, such as Dr. Huber, to the University staff.
On motion by Mr. Clay, seconded by Mr. Kessinger and passed, Dr. Gary
L. Huber was appointed Driector of the Tobacco and Health Research Institute,
effective July 1, 1980. (See PR 3C at the end of the Minutes.)
I. ADpointment of Vice President for Academic Af4fairs (PR 3D)
Noting that PR 3D contained another very imnortant staff anvointment,
President Singletary said it was his pleasure to recommend to the Boarn of
Trustees the appointment of Dr. Art Gallaher as Vice President for Academi.-
Affairs, effective July 1, 1981. Dr. Lewis Cochran has announced his retire-
ment, effective June 30. 1981, and because of the nature and size, and complexity,
of this posi tion, President Singletary said he felt it desirable to have someone
appointed now who could be put on special assignment in that office for a
transitional year. Dr. Gallaher has been at the University of Kentucky since
1963 and has served as Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences since 1972. He
also holds appointments as Professor in the Departments of Anthropology and
Behavioral Science. He has a Ph.D. degree in Social Anthropology from the
University of Arizona; has published many books and articles; and has remained
active in teaching during his term as Dean. President Singletary then introduced
Dr. Gallaher, and said he looked forward to having him as a member of the official
family.
With President Singletary so recommending, on motion by Mr. Homer Ramsey,
seconded by Professor Adelstein and passed unanimously, Dr. Art Gallaher was
named Vice President for Academic Affairs, effective July 1, 1981. (See PR
3D at the end of the Minutes.)
J. Amendments to the Bylaws of the Council of Supervisors of the University
HosDital and ADDointment of Members to the Council of SuDervisors (PR 3E)
Without discussion, on motion by Mrs. Hayes, seconded by Mr. McBrayer and
passed, the amendments to the Bylaws of the Council of Supervisors of the Uni-
versity Hospital and appointment of members to the Council of Supervisors as
recommended in PR 3E were approved. (See PR 3E at the end of the Minutes.)
K. Budget Revisions for 1979-80 (PR 4)
At President Singletary's suggestion, Mr. Clay moved that the revisions in
the 1979-80 budget as recommended in PR 4 be authorized and approved. His
motion was seconded by Mr. Kessinger and passed without dissent. (See PR 4
at the end of the Minutes.)
L. Proposed Amendments to the Governing Regulations (PR 5)
President Singletary recommended that the amendments to the Governing
Regulations which had been received and tabled at the May meeting of the
Board be removed from the table and approved. On motion by Mr. Frank Ramsey,
seconded by Dr. Woodyard and passed, the proposed amendments to the Governing
Regulations were approved. (See PR 5 at the end of the Minutes.)
M. Associate Degree Programs in the Community College System (PR 6)
Noting that Board of Trustees approval is required prior to submission to
the Council on Higher Education, President Singletary recommended that the
Board approve for submission to the Council an associate degree program in
Accounting Technology for the Madisonville Community College and an associate
degree program in Data Processing Technology for the Elizabethtown Community
College.
On motion by Mr. Frank Ramsey, seconded by Mr. Farmer and carried, the
associate degree programs in the Community College System as recommended in
PR 6 were approved for transmission to the Council on Higher Education. (See
PR 6 at the end of the Minutes.)
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N. Change in Name of Department of Oral Surrger to Department of Oral
and Maxillofacial Surgery (PR 7)
President Singletary recommended that the name of the Department of Oral
Surgery, College of Dentistry, be changed to the Department of Oral and Maxil-
lofacial Surgery. This change is being made in order to reflect more accurately
the scope of education content and the nature of services provided. Mr. Homer
Ramsey moved approval of the recommendation. His motion was seconded by Mrs.
Hermansdorfer and passed without dissent. (See PR 7 at the end of the Minutes.)
0. Restoration to Regular Faculty Status (PR 8)
President Singletary recommended restoration to regular faculty status of
the five faculty members listed in PR 8 who were previously retired by Board
action on April 3, 1979. These five faculty members were approved for retirement
prior to the change in retirement from age 65 to age 70. They have expressed
a desire to continue employment after June 30, 1980. On motion by Mr. Clay,
seconded by Governor Chandler and passed, PR 8 was approved. (See PR 8 at
the end of the Minutes.)
P. Approval of Agreement Between University of Kentucky and Kentucky
Medical Services Foundation, Inc. (PR 9)
President Singletary recommended approval of the agreement between the
Board of Trustees of the University of Kentucky and Kentucky Medical Services
Foundation, Inc.,which was negotiated pursuant to the "Board of Trustees
Resolution Regarding Medical Practice Plan" adopted on June 20, 1978. A
copy of the agreement has been attached and the terms are essentially the same
as those in the agreement approved by the Board on June 28, 1979 for the period
July 1, 1979 through June 30, 1980. Dr. Hull moved approval. His motion was
seconded by Professor Adelstein and passed without dissent. (See PR 9 at the
end of the Minutes.)
Q. Capital Construction Projects (PR 10)
President Singletary recommended that the Board of Trustees approve for
submission to the Council on Higher Education five capital construction projects:
(1) Mining Laboratory renovation; (2) Medical Center chiller; (3) installation
of chill water lines; (4) Fine Arts roof replacement, and (5) Elizabethtown
Student Center roof repairs. Funding for the Mining Laboratory and Medical
Center chiller will come from available fund balances. Funding for the
chilled water lines will come from appropriated renovation-funds. The Fine
Arts and Elizabethtown roof repairs are already funded and authority is
being requested to transmit them to the Council on Higher Education. Mr.
Homer Ramsey moved approval of the recommendation. His motion was seconded
by Mrs. Clark and passed without dissent. (See PR 10 at the end of the Minutes.)
R. Operating Budget for 1980-81 (PR 11)
At the suggestion of Mr. Sturgill, President Singletary said he would
present the Operating Budget for 1980-81 as the last item on the agenda.
S. ProDosed Amendments of the Governing Rerulations (PR 12)
President Singletary indicated that the proposed amendments to the Governing
Regulations as recommended in PR 12 had the approval of the President of Student
Government and the Student Government Senate. The proposed amendments would
change the name of University of Kentucky Student Government to University of
Kentucky Student Association. He then recommended the proposed amendments be
received for consideration and put on the agenda for Board action at its
next regular meeting. On motion by Professor Adelstein, seconded by Mr. Frank
Ramsey and passed, it was so ordered. (See PR 12 at the end of the Minutes.)
T. Interim Financial Report (FOR 1)
Mr. Clay, Chairman of the Finance Committee, reported the committee met
on the morning of June 27 to consider the items to be presented to the Board of
Trustees at its meeting. The committee found the University to be "on target"
and Mr. Clay moved that the Interim Financial Report for the ten months ending
April 30, 1980 be accepted. The report reflects that the income figure is
92 percent of the annual income estimate and the expenditures are 78 percent of
the expenditure authority approved by the Board. His motion was seconded by
Mr. Kessinger and passed without dissent. (See FCR 1 at the end of the Minutes.)
U. Use of Fraternity Reserve (FCR 2)
Mr. Clay moved that the Vice President for Business Affairs and Treasurer
be authorized and directed to request the trustee of University of Kentucky
Student Housing Bonds of 1964 to make available the sum of $19,512.00 from
the "Maintenance Reserve Account" of said Bonds for the purpose of paying
the cost of installing fire protection equipment, making roof repairs and paving
a parking lot for the Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity House, and for paving the parking
lot and installing fire protection equipment for the Sigma Nu Fraternity House.
His motion was seconded by Mr. Kessinger and passed without dissent. (See
FCR 2 at the end of the Minutes.)
V. Use of Fraternity Reserve (FCR 3)
Noting that FCR 3 was a recommendation similar to FCR 2, Mr. Clay then
moved that the Vice President for Business Affairs and Treasurer be authorized
and directed to request the Trustee of University Housing Bonds of 1960 to make
available the sum of $14,670.00 from the "Maintenance Reserve Account" of said
Bonds for the purpose of paying the cost of installing fire protection equipment
for the Sigma Chi Fraternity and Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity. Mr. Clay's motion
was seconded by Mr. McBrayer and passed without dissent. (See FCR 3 at the
end of the Minutes.)
W. Contracts with Administrative Officers
In conclusion, Mr. Clay said that the Finance Committee wished to add a
recommendation not included on the agenda. He then moved that the Chairman of
the Board be authorized to execute contracts with the administrative officers
providing for the terms and conditions of their employment for 1980-81. On
motion duly made, seconded, and carried, it was so ordered.
X. Operating Budget for 1980-81 (P.. 11)
In oneninz his budget presentation, President Singletary called attention
to the $275,707,500 Operating Budget for 1980-81 as being the largest budget
ever rresented to a Board. This size is a reflection of both growth and inflation.
State appropriations make up approximately 50 percent of the total income amount.
The remainder comes from tuitions and fees, federal appropriations, gifts and
grants, and income from endowments, investments, auxiliary services and the
University Hospital. President Singletary indicated his pleasure in submitting
a budget which addresses, in a realistic manner, the salary problem of this
institution. He said the cost-of-living and merit dollars, plus some additional
catch-up dollars in the appropriation, have helped to make it possible for the
University to correct a deplorable situation that has been described to the
Board from time to time. Out of an $18.9 million increase in general fund
budgeted expenditures for 1980-81, $14 million will go toward increasing faculty
and staff salaries and employee benefits.
Through a series of charts, President Singletary showed the history over
the last several years of salaries for Lexington campus faculty, Community College
faculty, non-academic employees and county agents relative to the respective
benchmark salaries for each group. Information provided also indicated that
based on University projections of salaries for those benchmarks, and based on
the plan for UK salaries in this biennium, University salaries would be at or
near the median of its benchmark institutions in the second year of the biennium.
President Singletary also presented charts which itemized the major categories
of budget increases in expenditures and one which itemized the basic categories
of budget increases in income.
President Singletary expressed the gratitude of the University to the
Council on Higher Education, the Department of Finance, and the Governor for
their very positive response to the University's request.
President Singletary concluded his remarks by saying this is basically a
budget where the new money has gone into salaries. He said there is virtually
no new program development and very little in the way of expansion and improve-
ment of existing programs.
There being no further comments, Mr. Sturgill called for a motion. Governor
Chandler moved that the recommendation in PR 11 relative to adoption of the
Operating Budget for 1980-81 be approved. His motion was seconded by Mr.
Kessinger and the 1980-81 Operating Budget was adopted with all present voting
"aye." (See PR 11 at the end of the Minutes.)
Y. Dr. John R. Woodyard and Professor Michael Adelstein Recognized
The Chairman recognized Dr. Woodyard and Professor Adelstein who were
attending their last meeting as members of the Board of Trustees. Mr. Sturgill
thanked Dr. Woodyard and Professor Adelstein for their support and fine and
valuable service they have given to the Board and to him personally in his
efforts as Chairman of the Board.
Dr. Woodyard thanked the members of the Board, and the press, for the
very enjoyable and rewarding eight years he has served. He thanked the Board
for their forbearance and expressed his regret that he had not had more time
to devote to the Board.
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Professor Adelstein made a statement about his six years on the Board
which included his observations concerning the faculty and the state of the
University. Included in his remarks were his perceptions on the high quality
of the faculty and the standards that are used to ensure the continued quality
of the faculty at the University. He then introduced Professor William Wagner,
who will be replacing Professor Adelstein as faculty Trustee. Professor
Adelstein concluded by thanking the members for their support and for the
exhilarating and exciting experience of his six years on the Board of Trustees.
The Chairman again thanked both Dr. Woodyard and Professor Adelstein
for their fine and valuable contributions to the Board and to the University.
Z. Meeting Adjourned
There being no further business to come before the meeting, on motion
duly made, seconded and carried, the meeting adjourned at 3:10 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Betty Pace Clark, Secretary
Board of Trustees
(PR's 2, 3A, 3B, 3C, 3D, 3E, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12; and FCR's 1,
2 and 3 which follow are official parts of the Minutes of the Meeting.)
Office of the President
June 27, 1990
PR z
.embers, Board of Trustees:
RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE PRESIDENT
I. organization of the Division Structure cf Southeast Community College
Recommendation: that the basic organization of the educational units of
the Southeast Community College System shall be: a) Division of Biological
Sciences and Related Technologies; b) Division of Physical Sciences and
Related Technologies; c) Division of English, Humanities, Social Sciences
and Related Technologies.
Background: The Governing Regulations provide that the unit of the Community
College System for Instruction and Community Service in related fields of
learning is the Division. The basic organization of educational units of the
Southeast Community College at the present are: a) Division of Natural Sciences
and Related Technologies; b) Division of Social Sciences and Related Technologies.
Due to the growth of the college and the addition of new programs, the faculty
believe that three Divisions will provide a better balance in the size of the
units and should provide interrelationship between the general academic areas
and the technological areas.
II. FUND Board Appointment
Recommendation: that approval be given to the reappointment of Mr. Leroy Miles
as a member of the FUND Board of Directors for an additional two-year term
beginning July 1, 1980 and ending June 30, 1982.
Background: The Board of Trustees must approve all appointments to the Board
of Directors of The Fund for the Advancement of Education and Research in the
University of Kentucky Medical Center. Mr. Miles has been an effective and
valuable member of this Board and, in order to continue to receive the benefit
of his advice and counsel, his reappointment is requested.
III. Acceptance of Estate of Mrs. Marguerite SimDson
Recommendation: that the University of Kentucky Board of Trustees accept
the $135,000 in receipt, and all further distributions from the estate of
Mrs. Marguerite Simpson.
Background: The University is currently in receipt of $135,000 and anticipates
additional income amounting to approximately $330,000 from the estate of Mrs.
Marguerite Simpson. Mrs. Simpson has directed that these funds be held as an
endowment and that income therefrom be used for the benefit of the Donovan
Program. Under the policy adopted by the Board of Trustees on November 19,
1965, gifts in excess of $100,000 are required to be accepted by the Board.
IV. ADvointrenTs and/or Other Staff Charges
Recommendations: (1) that approval be given to the apnointments 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 trans-
mitted 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 adminis-
trators who are required to report their actions to the Board. This
report follows the recommendations requiring Board approval.
BOARD ACTION
A. ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS
DIVISION OF COLLEGES
College of Architecture
Hoppner, Peter 3., Visiting Associate Professor, European Workshop,
5/5/80 through 7/15/80.
Ricci, Leonardo, Visiting Professor (temporary), European Workshop,
5/1/80 through 7/31/80.
College of Arts and Sciences
Bohning, James, Visiting Professor, Chemistry, 8/16/80 through
5/31/81.
Heard, Elizabeth A., Visiting Associate Professor (part-time),
Mathematics, 8/16/80 through 5/15/81.
College of Business and Economics
Hemming, Tom, Visiting Associate Professor, Business Administration,
8/16/80 through 5/15/81.
College of Communications
Schulte, Theodore E., Associate Professor in Advertising*, School
of Journalism, 8/16/80 through 5/15/81.
College of Engineering
Foree, Edward G., Adjunct Associate Professor, Civil Engineering,
8/16/80 through 5/15/81.
Graduate School
Harrison, Steadman D., Jr., Associate Professor, Center for Toxicology,
7/1/80 through 6/30/81.
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MEDICAL CENTER
College of Dentistry
Ferretti, Gerald A., Assistant Professo. Pediatric Dentistry, and
Director, Hospital Dental Program, 7/1/80 through 6/30/81.
Wiley, Ronald L., Visit-ing Professor, Physiology and Biophysics,
6/1/80 through 8/15/80.
B. ADMINISTRATIVE APPOINTMSY
DIVISION OF COLLEGES
College of Agriculture
Hays, Virgil W., Professor (with tenure), and Chairman, Animal
Sciences, reappointed Chairman, Animal Sciences, 7/1/80
through 6/30/86.
College of Arts and Sciences
Bacdayan, Albert, Associate Professor (with tenure), Anthropology,
named Chairman, Anthropology, 7/1/80 through 6/30/84.
Duncan, Philip, Professor (with tenure), and Chairman, French
Language and Literature, reappointed Chairman, French Language
and Literature, 7/1/80 through 6/30/84.
Reedy, Daniel, Professor (with tenure), and Chairman, Spanish and
Italian Languages and Literatures, reappointed Chairman,
Spanish and Italian Languages and Literatures, 7/1/80 through
6/30/84.
Sutton, Willis A., Professor (with tenure), and Chairman, Sociology,
reappointed Chairman, Sociology, 7/1/80 through 6/30/84.
Thompson, Joe A., Associate Professor (with tenure), and Chairman,
History, reappointed Chairman, History, 7/1/80 through 6/30/84.
Wagner, William F., Professor (with tenure), and Chairman, Chemistry,
reappointed Chairman, 7/1/80 through 6/30/84.
College of Communications
Palmgreen, Philip, Associate Professor (with tenure), and Acting
Chairman, Communication, named Chairman, Communication, 7/1/80
through 6/30/84.
College of Education
Bruce, Herbert, Jr., Professoi*(with tenure), Vocational Education
named Chairman, Vocational Education, 7/1/80 through 6/30/83.
Garrett, Hubert Leon, Professor (with tenure), and Chairman, Health
Physical Education, and Recreation, reappointed Chairman, Health
Physical Education, and Recreation, 7/1/80 through 6/30/81.
College of Engineering
Drnevich, V. P., Professor (with tenure), Civil Engineering, named
Chairman, 7/l/80 through 6/30/84.
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College of F ne Arts
Buttram, Joe B., Professor of Music Education* (with tenure), and
Director, School of Music, reappointed Director, School of
Music, 7/1/80 through 6/30/84.
Graduate School
Leach, Wesley B., from Senior Professional Associate, University of
Kentucky Research Foundation, to Associate Executive Director,
University of Kentucky Research Foundation, effective 5/9/80.
MEDICAL CENTER
College of Medicine
Frazier, Donald T.,Professor, Physiology and Biophysics, named
Chairman, Physiology and Biophysics, 7/1/80 through 6/30/86.
Goetz, Bernard A., Jr., named Associate Dean for Planning, Medicine,
effective 7/15/80.
University Hospital
Gelarden, Thomas E., named Associate Executive Director Amrbulatorv
Care, effective 2/3/80
COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
Elizabethtown Community College
Holbert, Linda Nell, Professor in the Community College System (with
tenure), and Division Chairman, reappointed Division Chairman,
7/1/80 through 6/30/83.
Jefferson Community College
Miller, Margaret, Associate Professor in the Community College System,
(with tenure), named Division Chairman, 7/1/80 through 6/30/83.
C. NON-ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS
MEDICAL CENTER
College of Dentistry
Ferretti, Gerald A., Assistant Professor, Pediatric Dentistry, named
Director, Hospital Dental Program, 7/1/80 through 6/30/81.
D. JOINT APPOINTMENTS
DIVISION OF COLLEGES
College of Arts and Sciences
DeWalt, Billie R., Associate Professor (with tenure), Anthropology,
and Associate Professor, Department of Sociology, College of
Agriculture, effective 7/1/80.
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MEDICAL CENTER
College of Medicine
Berger, Philip K., Associate Professor (with tenure), Community
Medicine, and Associate Professor, Department of Business
Administration, College of Business and Economics, 7/1/80
through 6/30/81.
Carpenter, Richard W., Associate Clinical Professor (voluntary),
Medicine, and Associate Clinical Professor (voluntary), Community
Medicine, 12/1/79 through 6/30/82.
Markesber, William, Professor (with tenure), Pathology, and Professor,
Neurology, and Professor, Anatomy, effective 7/1/80
E. REAPPOINTMENTS
DIVISION OF COLLEGES
College of Architecture
Hoppner, Peter J., Visiting Associate Professor (temporary), 8/16/80
through 5/15/81.
College of Business and Economics
Crouse, Gilbert L., Visiting Associate Professor, Economics, 8/16/80
through 12/31/80.
Masten, John T., Visiting Professor, Business Administration, 7/1/80
through 6/30/91.
College of Home Economics
Garstka, John, Associate Professor, Human Environment: Design and
Textiles, 7/1/80 through 6/30/81.
MEDICAL CENTER
College of Dentistry
Beckner, Archie W., Associate Clinical Professor (voluntary),
Periodontics, 7/1/80 through 6/30/83.
Newsome, Oakie G., Associate Professor (part-time), Periodontics,
7/1/80 through 6/30/81.
Trinler, Daniel R., Associate Professor (part-time), Periodontics,
7/1/80 through 6/30/81.
College of Medicine
Belin, Robert, Clinical Professor (part-time), Surgery (Pediatric),
7/1/80 through 6/30/81.
Carpenter, Richard W., Associate Clinical Professor (voluntary),
Medicine, 7/1/79 through 11/30/79.
Garden, J