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Minutes of the Meeting of the Board of Trustees of the University
of Kentucky, Tuesday, May 9, 1978.

The University of Kentucky Board of Trustees met in regular statutory
session on Tuesday, May 9, 1978, at 2:00 o'clock (Eastern Daylight Time) in
the Board Room on the 18th floor of the Patterson Office Tower on the Lexington
campus with the following members answering the call of the roll: Mr. William
B. Sturgill, Chairman, Professor Michael Adelstein, Mr. William R. Black, Mr.
L. D. Gorman, Mrs. Betty Carol Clark, Mr. Albert G. Clay, Governor Albert
Benjamin Chandler, Mr. John R. Gaines, Mr. George W. Griffin, Mr. James
Newberry, Mr. Thomas B. Kessinger, Mr. Zirl Palmer, Mr. Frank Ramsey, Mr.
Homer W. Ramsey, Professor Paul G. Sears, Dr. David A. Hull, and Dr. John R.
Woodyard. Mrs. Sally Hermansdorfer was absent as was Mr. Richard E. Cooper
who remains a member of the Board until such time as Mr. W. B. Terry, his
replacement, is sworn in. the administration was represented by President
Otis A. Singletary; Vice Presidents Lewis W. Cochran, Robert Zumwinkle,
Stanley Wall, Peter P. Bosomworth, Raymond R. Hornback, John T. Smith,
Jack C. Blanton, and Donald B. Clapp; Dr. Wimberly C. Royster, Dean of the
Graduate School and Coordinator of Research, and Mr. John Darsie, Legal
Counsel. Representatives from the various news media were also in attendance.

A. Meeting Opened

Mr. Sturgill, Chairman, called the meeting to order at 2:00 p.m.
Mrs. Betty Carol Clark pronounced the invocation and the secretary reported
17 members answering the call of the roll. There being a quorum present, the
meeting was declared officially open for the conduct of business at 2:03 p.m.

B. Minutes Approved

Without discussion, on motion duly made, seconded and carried, the
reading of the Minutes of the April 4, 1978, meeting of the Board of Trustees
was dispensed with and the Minutes were approved as published.

C. Meeting Dates Established

Mr. Sturgill called attention to the schedule of meetings of the
Board of Trustees and Executive Committee as established for fiscal year
1978-79 (see copy at end of the Minutes), and requested the members to
mark their calendars accordingly.

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

President Singletary indicated that he would not discuss the items
in his monthly report and suggested the members might wish to read through it
at a later time. Mr. Sturgill accepted the report and ordered it filed.

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E. Recommendations of the President (PR 2)

President Singletary noted the items in PR 2 were routine in nature
and recommended its approval. On motion by Mr. Black, seconded by Mr. Palmer,
and passed, PR 2, Recommendations of the President was approved as a whole and
ordered made an official part of the Minutes of the meeting. (See PR 2 at
the end of the Minutes.)

F. Supplemental Recommendations of the President (PR 3)

President Singletary explained that item one in PR 3 requested
authority for the President to establish Alumni Professorships as resources
become available from the Alumni Annual Giving Fund. He continued that he was
specifically requesting one new professorship for this year and hoped that the
funds in future years would be sufficient to enable him to add others from time
to time. Item II in PR 3 covering gift and/or grants for the quarter ending
March 31, 1978, was a routine report and President Singletary recommended
both parts of PR 3 be approved.

On motion by Professor Sears, seconded by Mr. Homer Ramsey and passed,
PR 3, Supplemental Recommendations of the President, was approved as a whole
and ordered made an official part of the Minutes of the meeting. (See PR 3
at the end of the Minutes.)

G. Candidates for Degrees--University System (PR 4)

Without discussion, on motion by Governor Chandler, seconded by Mr.
Frank Ramsey and passed, the President was authorized to confer upon each
individual whose name appeared on the list presented as a part of PR 4,
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 requirements for the degree for which application has been made and as
approved by the University Senate. (See PR 4 at the end of the Minutes.)

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

Without discussion, Mr. Homer Ramsey moved that the degrees and
certificates specified in PR 5 be awarded the persons named upon certification
that the requirements for those degrees and/or certificates have been
satisfactorily completed. His motion was seconded by Mr. Griffin and passed
without dissent. (See PR 5 at the end of the Minutes.)

I. Budget Revisions-for 1977-78 (PR 6)

President Singletary indicated that Mr. Edward Carter was present
and would be glad to answer any questions. There being none, on motion by
Mr. Clay, seconded by Governor Chandler and passed, the revisions in the
1977-78 Budget as recommended in PR 6 were authorized and approved. (See
PR 6 at the end of the Minutes.)

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J. Transfer of Division of Auxiliary Personnel within the College of
Dentistry(R7

President Singletary explained that the recommendation in PR 7 was
primarily an administrative matter involving the transfer of a division within
the College of Dentistry and recommended approval. On motion by Mr. Kessinger,
seconded by Mr. Newberry and passed, the transfer of the Division of Auxiliary
Personnel, Department of Restorative Dentistry, to the Department of Community
Dentistry, was approved. (See PR 7 at the end of the Minutes.)

K. Operating Budget for 1978-79 (PR 8)

In opening his budget presentation, President Singletary reminded the
Board that in presenting the 1978-80 Biennial Budget Request he had noted
that it was to be one of the most critical in the history of the University.
He continued that he was pleased to report that the response to the University's
request, while not providing funds to solve all of the problems, does permit
the institution to make significant improvements. The Council on Higher
Education, the Governor, and the General Assembly deserve thanks for their
very positive response to the University's request.

The primary objective in the 1978-80 Budget Request was to restore the
relative salary and staff levels which the State provided in 1968-69. While
this budget does not totally meet that objective, it does make very significant
progress.

A major objective in the 1978-80 Biennial Budget Request was to bring
faculty salaries near the middle of those paid in like institutions in
surrounding states. While this budget does not provide enough funds to bring
the average faculty salary to the benchmark median, it does provide sufficient
funding to reduce the 1977-78 deficit from $1,405 to $349 per faculty position
for the Lexington campus and from $1,244 to $615 in the Community College System.
Approximately two-thirds of the request for faculty salary catch-up was funded
by the State.

The salary objective for county agents and extension specialists in
the 1978-80 Request was to reach the 1976-77 national average. Funds were
provided in the State Appropriation to deal with this objective, but not in
amounts adequate to reach the higher 1977-78 national average. Funding does,
however, provide for a reduction in the 1977-78 deficit from $2,348 to $354.

Also requested in 1978-80 were funds to make non-academic salaries more
competitive in the local labor market. Funds were provided to move toward
this objective in each year of the coming biennium. The funds provided in
1978-79 have been applied in this budget to those categories of employees
which were most out of line with the local labor market. Additional adjustments
will be made in 1979-80 from funds available in that year. In addition
to the salary catch-up adjustments for many of these employees, the University
is also reducing the official work week from 40 to 37 2 hours for classified
hourly employees with no reduction in annual pay.

The other area of major concern dealt with faculty positions. The General
Assembly provided additional State Appropriation for new faculty positions in the

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Community College System, the Division of Colleges, and the College of Medicine.
While only half of the request was funded, the additional positions will
help to deal with accreditation and workload problems in several of the
areas which were of greatest concern.

Also provided in the budget are funds for the continuation of existing
programs. These funds come in the form of salary increases over and above
the adjustments already mentioned and increases in operating expenses, including
ever-growing utility costs. The continuation dollars in salaries and wages
provide for an average salary increase of 5% to all regular full-time
employees of the institution. In addition, funds to cover the maintenance
and operations costs of new facilities are provided.

Program expansion was a relatively small part of the total request
in the 1978-80 Biennial Budget Request but the General Assembly did provide for
some program expansion and that is reflected in the budget. There also is some
expansion in instruction, research, and public service programs which will be
wholly suported by revenue generated from the respective activities.

In concluding his remarks, President Singletary called attention to the
section of the budget document labeled "Summaries". In this section total
estimated income and funds available is shown as well as expenditures by function.
He assured the Board that the two balanced and recommended approval of the
OperatmngBudget for 1978-79 as presented.

Mr. Sturgill, noting that a budget is the heartbeat of a business or an
institution, commended the budget team (Mr. Edward Carter, Ms. Karen Combs,
and Mr. Carson Smith) for the excellent job they had done in the preparation
of the budget. He also expressed appreciation to the Council on Higher Education
and the Governor for their understanding of the University's problems and
their efforts to help alleviate them.

Professor Sears indicated that the reaction on campus from both academic
and non-academic personnel was most favorable relative to salary increments
and that everyone was appreciative of the effort made by the President and
the Board of Trustees on their behalf.

There being no further comments, Mr. Sturgill called for a motion. Mr.
James Newberry moved that the recommendation in PR 8 relative to adoption of
the Operating Budget for 1978-79 be approved. His motion was seconded by
Mr. Homer Ramsey and the 1978-79 Operating Budget was adopted with all present
voting aye. (See PR 8 at the end of the Minutes.)

L. Supplementary State Appropriation for Previously Retired Employees (PR 9)

President Singletary said that the University had received a supplementary
state appropriation of $263,100 for the purpose of increasing retirement benefits
for certain previously retired employees who have been adversely affected by
the rate of inflation since their retirement. Specific action is required by
the Board since these supplements will make the salaries of the retirees exceed
those authorized in the regular University retirement plan. The President
recommended approval.

Governor Chandler moved that the recommendation in PR 9 be approved.
His motion was seconded by Mr. Gorman and passed without dissent. (See PR 9
at the end of the Minutes.)

M. Interim Financial Report (FCR 1)

Mr. Clay, Chairman of the Finance Committee, reported that the committee
had met prior to the Board meeting and had considered the agenda items to be
presented for action.

The Interim Financial Report had been examined and was "on target".
Mr. Clay then moved that the Financial Report for the nine month period
ending March 31, 1978, be accepted. His motion was seconded by Mr. Black
and passed without dissent. (See FCR 1 at the end of the Minutes.)

N. Land Reserved for KET Expansion (FCR 2)

Mr. Clay said that the Finance Committee had considered the request
from the Kentucky Educational Television that approximately 3.8 acres of
land adjacent to the south and east of the existing Kentucky Educational Television
Facility be reserved and dedicated by the Board of Trustees to accommodate
future growth and expansion of KET's network center. The Committee felt that
it was a reasonable request and recommended that it be granted. The site plan
which was displayed for the Board by Mr. Blanton showed the area involved.

Mr. Clay moved that the area of land shown on the site plan of the KET
facility on Cooper Drive be reserved and dedicated by the Board of Trustees to
accommodate future growth and expansion of KET's network center. His motion
was seconded by Professor Adelstein and passed without dissent. (See FCR 2 at
the end of the Minutes.)

0. Licenses for the Performance of Copyrighted Music (FCR 3)

Mr. Clay said that the passage of the Copyright Revision Act of 1976
had removed the blanket exemption status which the University previously had
pursuant to the "not for profit" performance of non-dramatic musical compositions.
Thus, the University will be responsible for royalty payments to the copyright
owners for music compositions performed or transmitted on premises owned or
leased by the University. The basic "blanket" license fees will be paid from
General Fund monies and any additional concert license fees will be paid from
revenues generated from the concert involved. The Finance Committee recommended,
and Mr. Clay so moved, that the Board of Trustees authorize the Vice President
for Business Affairs and Treasurer to enter into license agreements with the
various performing rights societies for the right to publicly perform and transmit
non-dramatic musical compositions. His motion was seconded by Professor Sears.
In the discussion that followed it was suggested that the authorization should
be limited to a period of one year. Mr. Clay agreed to amend his motion to
that effect. Professor Sears concurred and the amended motion was passed without
dissent. (See FCR 3 at the end of the Minutes.)

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P. Confirmation of Non-Resident Fees/Establishing Activity Fee (FCR 4)

Mr. Clay explained that the Finance Committee regretted the necessity
of presenting a recommendation to increase fees, but felt there was no other
alternative available. Since the recommendation in FCR 4 was in three parts,
Mr. Clay suggested that the parts be acted upon separately.

The first recommendation related to increases in the fees for non-
resident students as established by the Council on Higher Education in April,
1978, which required confirmation by the Board of Trustees. Mr. Clay moved
that the Board of Trustees confirm the changes in the fee schedule for non-
resident students for semester/annual sessions at the University of Kentucky
as established by the Council on Higher Education on April 12, 1978. His
motion was seconded by Mr. Gorman. In the discussion that followed, Professor
Adelstein indicated his intent to cast a symbolic vote of "nay" explaining that
the University Senate had adopted a resolution opposing such an increase in
non-resident fees, that he personally felt out-of-state students made a very
definite contribution to the University, that the children of University alumni
living outside Kentucky deserved some consideration, and that the out-of-state
dollars which these students and their families bring into the community is
good for the economy. In answer to a question by Mr. Palmer, President
Singletary said that the University was approximately $400 below the fee
median of the benchmark institutions and explained that the Council on
Higher Education acts on these fees under Kentucky law, considering, among
other things, what Kentucky students are paying in other states. There being
no other discussion, Mr. Sturgill called for the vote on Mr. Clay's motion
which passed with Professor Adelstein casting the only nay vote. (See FCR 4(1)
at the end of the Minutes.)

The second part of the recommendation in FCR 4 related to a proposed
increase in the student activity fee of $6 per semester over a two year period.
After noting that the fee had not been increased since 1950, Mr. Clay moved
that the Board of Trustees increase the Student Activity Fee by $6 per semester
over a two-year period by establishing a semester fee of $9.25 effective in the
fall of 1978 and $12.25 effective in the fall of 1979. The motion was
seconded by Mr. Homer Ramsey. At this point, President Singletary explained
that on July 1, 1978, the University of Kentucky must bring the Women's
Athletics Program into compliance with Title IX of the Education Amendments
of 1972. Funds had been requested for this purpose in the Biennial Budget
Request but had not been granted. The Athletics Association will make the
largest contribution and the University will provide from General Funds
approximately one-third of the cost involved. The only other source
of income available is from the Student Activity Fee.

There being no further discussion, Mr. Sturgill called for a vote on
Mr. Clay's motion which passed with no dissenting votes. (See FCR 4(2)
at the end of the Minutes.)

The third part of FCR 4 recommended that the Board of Trustees
establish corresponding part-time and summer school charges under the guide-
lines of the Council on Higher Education and Mr. Clay so moved. His motion
was seconded by Mr. Palmer and passed without dissent. (See FCR 4(3) at the
end of the Minutes.)

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Q. Report of Investments (ICR 1)

Mr. Griffin, Chairman of the Investment Committee, moved that the
changes made in investments for the University of Kentucky and its Affiliated
Corporations for the quarter ending March 31, 1978, be accepted. His motion
was seconded by Mr. Gorman and passed without dissent. (See ICR 1 at the
end of the Minutes.)

R. Hearing Committee Report on Arnold Appeal

Mr. Black said that the Hearing Committee of the Board of Trustees
had convened at 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday morning, May 9, 1978, in the Board
Room in the Administration Building on the University campus. It heard
testimony from Mr. Danny L. Arnold, Dr. Harriet Rose, and Mrs. Sharon
Arnold. During the course of Dr. Rose's testimony, Mr. Arnold left the
meeting stating that he did not wish to proceed.

The Committee regrets that Mr. Arnold did not request and was not
informed of the opportunity of a hearing in connection with his discharge.
However, the Committee of the Board did provide such a hearing this morning,
which was terminated by Mr. Arnold's withdrawal from the meeting. Consequently,
the Committee recommends that the Board of Trustees approve the University's
decision to discharge Mr. Arnold.

Further the Committee recommends that the Board not afford Mr. Arnold
a further hearing before the full Board.

Following the completion of his report, Mr. Black moved that the report
be accepted and that the recommendation that the Board not afford Mr. Arnold
a further hearing before the full Board be approved. Mr. Homer Ramsey seconded
Mr. Black's motion. Governor Chandler expressed his feelings that the door
should not be closed.When the vote was taken on Mr. Black's motion Governor
Chandler cast the only dissenting vote. Mr. Black's motion passed.

S. Mr. Newberry Recognized

Mr. Sturgill noted that this meeting was the last one which Mr. Newberry
would attend as a student member of the Board and asked if he had anything
to say. Mr. Newberry responded that he deeply appreciated the genuine concern
which the administration of the University has for the students and thanked the
Board for an informative, exciting, and interesting year. He said that it
had been a rewarding year and he was proud that he would be a graduate of such a
good institution, but he felt there were a few areas which needed improvement
and mentioned the following: 1) Women's Athletics Programs, 2) the quality
of undergraduate education, and 3) the need for more direct student input
from the Community College System. In closing he introduced the new Student
Government president who will become the next student member of the Board,
Mr. Gene Tichenor. Governor Chandler complimented Mr. Newberry on his
distinguished service and Mr. Sturgill, speaking on behalf of the entire
Board, expressed thanks to Mr. Newberry for his many contributions and wished
him well in his future endeavors.

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T. Possible Change in June Meeting Date

President Singletary announced that the College of Medicine, which is
presently engaged in revising the Physician Service Plan, might be ready to
bring the plan to the Board sometime in June. If so, it would be necessary
to have a special called meeting of the Board to act on the proposed revision
and he wished to alert the members to this possibility.

U. Meeting Adjourned

After determining there was no further business to come before the
meeting, on motion duly made, seconded and carried, the Chairman declared the
meeting adjourned at 3:25 p.m.

Respectfully submitted,

Paul G. Sears, Secretary
Board of Trustees

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

SCHEDULE FOR MEETINGS OF BOARD OF TRUSTEES
AND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
197.8-79

The following dates have been established for meetings of the Board of
Trustees and Executive Committee for the 1978-79 fiscal year:

July 18, 1978

August 15, 1978

September 19, 1978

October 17, 1978

November 21, 1978

December 12, 1978

January 30, 1979

March 6, 1979

April 3, 1979

May 8, 1979

June 19, 1979

Executive Committee

Executive Commnittee

Board of Trustees (Statutory)

Executive Committee

Board of Trustees (Statutory)

Executive Committee

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 9, 1978

Members, Board of Trustees:

RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE PRESIDENT

I. Departmental Name Change

Recommendation: that the Board of Trustees approve the recommen-
dation that the official name of the Department of Hum-an Communica-
tion be changed to the Department of Communication.

Background: It is felt that using the term "human" as part of the de-
partmental name adds nothing by way of clarification or explanation
of the nature of the program and/or mission of the department.
Further, it is believed that changing the name will be more consistent
with the departmental course prefix designations as they now appear in
the University Catalog and class schedule booklets.

II. Appointments to the Board of Directors of UKRF

Recommendation: (1) that Mr. William B. Sturgill, Mr. Edward Dabney,
and Dr. Roger Eichhorn be reappointed to the Board of Directors of the
University of Kentucky Research Foundation for three year terms end-
ing in 1981; and (2) that Mr. Homer W. Ramsey be appointed to the
Board of Directors to serve through 1979 to complete Mr. Richard E.
Cooper's term.

Background: The terms of Mr. Sturgill, Mr. Dabney, and Dr. Eichhorn
expire this year. All three men have been valuable members of the
Board of Directors of UKRF and their reappointment is recommended.

Because Mr. Richard E. Cooper, who was appointed to the UKRF Board
of Directors as a Trustee member through 1979, is no longer a member
of the Board of Trustees, his seat on the UKRF Board is vacant. It is
the recommendation of the Nominating Committee that Mr. Homer W.
Ramsey be appointed through 1979 to complete Mr. Cooper's term.

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III. 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
appointments and/or other staff changes is delegated to the President
or other administrators who are required to report their actions
to the Board. This report follows the recommendations requiring
Board approval.

BOARD ACTION

New Appointments

Boyett, Arthur S., Instructor, Department of Accounting, College of Business
and Economics, 8/16/78 through 5/15/79.
Brown, Grayson C., Assistant Professor, Department of Entomology, College
of Agriculture, 6/1/78 through 6/30/79.
Chew, It-Keong, Assistant Professor, Department of Business Administration,
College of Business and Economics, 8/16/78 through 6/30/79.
Dickens, John, Assistant Professor, Department of Vocational Education,
College of Education, 8/16/78 through 5/15/80.
Dickinson, Dennis, Librarian III, Director's Office, Library, 7/1/78 through
6/30/79.
Duff, Denise E. , Assistant Clinical Professor (part-time),, Department of Diagnostic
Radiology, College of Medicine, 8/1/78 through 6/30/79.
Dyer, Stephen A., Assistant Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering,
College of Engineering, 8/16/78 through 5/15/80.
Foster, David Edward, Associate Extension Professor", Department of
Entomology, College of Agricuilture, 6/1/78 through 6/30/79.
Gaetke, Eugene R., Assistant Professor, College of Law, 8/16/78 through
5/15/79.
Graham, Mary Louise, Assistant Professor, College of Law, 8/16/78 through
5/15/79.
Hoverland, Lilian, Assistant Professor, Department of Germanic Languages
and Literatures, College of Arts and Sciences, 8/16/78 through 5/15/81.

*Special Title Series

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Morgan, Janet Lynn, Assistant Professor, Department of Biological Sciences,
College of Arts and Sciences, 8/16/78 through 5/15/79.
Muller, Robert N., Assistant Professor, Department of Forestry, College of
Agriculture, 5/1/78 through 6/30/79.
Nickless, Pamela J., Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, College
of Business and Economics, 8/16/78 through 6/30/79.
Porter, William H., Associate Professor*, Department of Pathology, College
of Medicine, 3/1/78 through 6/30/79.
Riker, William L., Clinical Professor (voluntary), Department of Surgery,
College of Medicine, 4/1/78 through 6/30/79.
Rogers, John M., Assistant Professor, College of Law, 8/16/78 through 5/15/79.
Smith, Ray McKean III, Assistant Professor, Department of Pathology, College
of Medicine, 6/1/78 through 6/30/79.
Spacks, Barry, Visiting Professor (temporary), Department of English, College
of Arts and Sciences, 8/16/78 through 5/15/79.

Non-Academic Appointments

Bauer, Stephanie, Pharmacist, College of Pharmacy, 3/1/78 through 6/30/78.
Fears, Deborah, Clinic Administrator Outpatient Department, University
Hospital, 3/20/78 through 6/30/79.
Kilsdonk, Gary F., Pharmacist, College of Pharmacy, 4/1/78 through 6/30/78.
Landon, John, Senior Systems Analyst Programmer, Department of Medicine,
College of Medicine, 4/6/78 through 6/30/79.
Maupin, Lois J., Director, Medical Center Public Information and Services,
Vice President of the Medical Center, effective 4/24/78.

Administrative Appointments

Bruzina, Ronald, Associate Professor, (with tenure), named Chairman,
Department of Philosophy, College of Arts and Sciences, 7/1/78 through
6/30/82.
Wets, Roger, Professor, (with tenure), named Chairman, Department of Mathe-
matics, College of Arts and Sciences, 7/1/78 through 6/30/82.

Promotions

Bellack, Janis P., from Assistant Professor, (without tenure), to Associate
Professor', (with tenure), Gollege of Nursing, effective 7/1/78.
Bernardo, John J., from Assistant Professor, (without tenure), to Associate
Professor, (with tenure), Department of Business Administration,
College of Business and Economics, effective 7/1/78.
Ables, Billie, from Associate Professor, (with tenure), to Professor, (with
tenure), Department of Psychiatry, College of Medicine, effective
7/1/78.

*Special Title Series

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Black, J. Hunter, from Assistant Clinical Professor (voluntary), (without tenure),
to Associate Clinical Professor .voluntary), (without tenure), Department
of Medicine, College of Medicine, 3/1/78 through 6/30/79.
Blaydes, M. Cary, from Associate'Clinical Professor (voluntary), (without tenure),
to Clinical Professor (voluntary), (without tenure), Department of
Medicine, College of Medicine, 3/1/78 through 6/30/79.
Burke, Joseph A., Assistant Professor, (without tenure), to Associate Professor,
(with tenure), Department of Pediatrics, College of Medicine, effective
7/1/78.
Byers, Charles, from Associate Professor-Student Teaching*, (with tenure),
to Professor-Student Teaching:, (with tenure), Department of Vocational
Education, College of Education, effective 7/1/78.
Carpenter, Richard W., from Assistant Clinical Professor (volurtary), (without
tenure), to Associate Clinical Professor (voluntary), (without tenure),
Department of Medicine, College of Medicine, 3/1/78 through 6/30/79.
Christensen, C. M., from Assistant Extension Professor,', (without tenure),
to Associate Extension Professor*, (with tenure), Department of
Entomology, College of Agriculture, effective 7/1/78.
Dendle, Brian J., from Associate Professor, (with tenure), to Professor,
(with tenure), Department of Spanish and Italian Languages and Literatures,
College of Arts and Sciences, effective 7/1/78.
Diamond, Louis, from Associate Professor, (without tenure), Department of
Pharmacology, College of Medicine, and College of Pharmacy, to
Professor, (with tenure), College of Pharmacy, and Associate Professor,
(with tenure), Department of Pharmacology, College of Medicine,
effective 7/1/78.
Drnevich, Vincent P. , from Associate Professor, (with tenure), to Professor,
(with tenure), Department of Civil Engineering, College of Engineering,
effective 7/1/78.
Gonty, Arthur, from Assistant Professor, Department of Oral Surgery, College
of Dentistry, and Department of Anesthesiology, College of Medicine,
to Associate Professor, (with tenure), Department of Oral Surgery,
College of Dentistry, and Assistant Professor, Department of Anesthesiolog\
College of Medicine, 7/1/78 through 6/30/79.
Hemenway, Robert, from Associate Professor, (with tenure), to Professor,
(with tenure), Department of English, College of Arts and Sciences,
effective 7/1/78.
Hunter, Leonard L. III, from Assistant Professor, (without tenure), to Associate
Professor, (wit