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Minutes of the Meeting of the Board of Trustees of the
University of Kentucky, Friday, August 24, 1979.
The Board of Trustees of the University of Kentucky met
in regular statutory session at 2:00 o'clock (EDT) on Friday,
August 24, 1979 in the Board Room on the eighteenth 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, Governor Albert Benjamin Chandler, Mrs. Betty Pace
Clark, Mr. Albert G. Clay, Mr. Tracy Farmer, Mr. George W.
Griffin, Mrs. Sally Hermansdorfer, Dr. David A. Hull, Mr.
Thomas B. Kessinger, Mr. Zirl A. Palmer, Mr. Frank Ramsey,
Mr. Homer W. Ramsey, Mr. Mark Metcalf, Professor Constance
Wilson, and Dr. John R. Woodyard. Absent from the meeting
were Mr. L. D. Gorman, and Mr. W. B. Terry. The University
administration was represented by President Otis A. Singletary;
Vice Presidents Lewis W. Cochran, Robert Zumwinkle, Peter P.
Bosomworth, Raymond R. Hornback, John Smith, Jack Blanton, and
Donald Clapp; Dr. Wimberly C. Royster, Dean of the Graduate
School and Ccordinator of Research; Mr. John Darsie, Legal
Counsel; and Dr. Charles Wethington representing Vice President
Stanley Wall. Members of the various news media were also in
attendance.
A. Meeting Opened and Oath of Office Administered to
Mr. Metcalf
Mr. Sturgill, Chairman, called the meeting to order at 2:10
p.m. following the invocation, pronounced by Mr. Black, Mr.
Darsie administered the oath of office to Mr. Mark Metcalf,
who will serve as student trustee during his term of office
as President of Student Government.
The Secretary called the roll and reported 17 of the 19
members Dresent. The Chairman then declared the meeting
officially open for the conduct of business at 2:14 p.m.
B. Minutes Approved
On motion duly made, seconded and carried, the reading
of the Minutes of the June 28, 1979 meeting of the Executive
Committee of the Board of Trustees was dispensed with and
the Minutes were approved as published.
C. Nominating Committee Appointed
Mr. Sturgill named Mr. Homer Ramsey, Mr. Thomas Kessinger,
and Dr. David Hull, with Mr. Ramsey as Chairman, as a nominating
committee to prepare a slate of officers of the Board and members
of the Executive Committee to be presented at the September 18
meeting of the Board.
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D. President's Report to the Trustees (PR 1)
Because of the length of the afternoon's agenda, President
Singletary did not review the items in PR 1, copies of which
were distributed to the members, and recommended that it be
accepted and filed. Without objection, it was so ordered.
E. Recommendations of the President (PR 2)
After commenting that the items presented in PR 2 were routine
in nature, President Singletary recommended that it be approved
as a whole. On motion by Mr. Clay, seconded by Mr. Black, and
passed without dissent, PR 2 was approved. (See PR 2 at the end
of the Minutes)
F. SupDlemental Recommendations of the President (Candidates
for Degrees - University System) (PR 3a)
President Singletary noted that there were two parts to
PR 3 and recommended that PR 3a, which authorized the conferring
of degrees on persons completing requirements in August, and
one post-retirement appointment, be approved as a whole. On
motion by Mr. Homer Ramsey, seconded by Governor Chandler and
passed, PR 3a was approved. (See PR 3a at the end of the
Minutes)
G. Aopointment of Director, Multidisciplinary Center for
Gerontology and Director, Sanders-Brown Research Center on
Aging (PR 3b)
At President Singletary's request, Dr. Bosomworth reviewed
the background and fitness of Dr. William R. Markesbery for the
dual role as the Director of the Multidisciplinary Center for
Gerontology and Director of the Sanders-Brown Research Center.
Both Dean Royster and President Singletary concurred in Dr.
Bosomworth's assessment of Dr. Markesbery, and President
Singletary recommended approval of his appointment.
On motion by Mr. Clay, seconded by Professor Adelstein, and
passed without dissent, William R. Markesbery, M.D., Professor,
Department of Neurology and Pathology, College of Medicine, was
named Director of the Multidisciplinary Center for Gerontology,
University of Kentucky and Director of the Sanders-Brown Research
Center on Aging, College of Medicine, effective September 1,
1979. (See PR 3b at the end of the Minutes)
H. Report on Neo-Natal Expansion Project
Because of the recent adverse publicity in the news media
relative to the neo-natal program at the University, President
Singletary requested Dr. Bosomworth to report on the progress
being made in attaining the eventual goal of 45 beds in the neo-
natal intensive care unit.
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Dr. Bosomworth indicated that the management of neo-natal
care in the University Hospital has been a four-phase program
because construction must be carried out in existing patient
care areas. Phases I and II have been completed and the unit
currently has 31 beds (an increase from 17 to 23 and from 23 to
31). Phase III will increase the capacity from 31 to 39. The
planning and architectural programming are completed and bids
are ready to be awarded in Frankfort. The project should be
completed in early May, 1980. Phase IV, which will add the
remaining 6 beds, cannot be begun until renovation of the north
wing is completed. Hopefully, this phase can be initiated in
May or June of 1980.
Relative to the transportation system, which has also received
criticism, Dr. Bosomworth reported that the neo-natal transport
service of the University Hospital began in February, 1979. The
program was funded by the Department of Human Resources and it
was the intention at that time to transport infants to Fayette
County, either to the Medical Center or to Central Baptist
Hospital. In the event that both of these facilities were at
full capacity, infants were then transported to other hospitals
in Louisville or Cincinnati. In April, 1979 the Director of
the neo-natal care made the decision to curtail this service
for infants not being transported to Fayette County. This deci-
sion was made due to a reduction in staff and a growth of service
beyond the original expectation, which resulted in a lack of
capacity to handle all infants requiring transportation. The
decision to curtail this facet of the transport system was made
without the knowledge of Dr. Bosomworth. However, since learning
of the change, he has indicated that the service will be resumed
as expeditiously as possible. Renewal of the system will involve
the addition of specialized nursing personnel who need to be
both recruited and trained. The earliest possible date for
resumption under optimal circumstances is a period of 90 days.
I. Proposed Amendments to the Governing Regulations (PR 4)
President Singletary recommended that the proposed amendments
to the Governing Regulations as presented in PR 4 be received
for consideration and placed on the agenda for action at the
next meeting of the Board of Trustees. On motion by Governor
Chandler, seconded by Mr. Black and passed, it was so ordered.
(See PR 4 at the end of the Minutes)
J. Joint Program in Food Science (PR 5)
Because of the increasing demand for individuals with training
in the area of food resources and nutrition, greater emphasis
has been placed on this study in both the College of Agriculture
and the College of Home Economics. To bring visibility to the
area and increase scholarship and employment opportunities for
the student, it is felt that it would be desirable to offer a
joint program leading to the degrees of Bachelor of Science in
Agriculture or Bachelor of Science in Home Economics with a
major in Food Sciences. President Singletary recommended that
the Board of Trustees authorize such a program for transmission
to the Council on Higher Education.
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On motion bv Professor Wilson, seconded by Mr. Kessinger
and Dassed without dissent, authorization was given for submission
to the Council on Higher Education of a joint program at the under-
graduate level leading to the degree of Bachelor of Science in
Agriculture or Bachelor of Science in Home Economics with a major
in Food Science. (See PR 5 at the end of the Minutes)
K. Capital Construction Projects (PR 6)
President Singletary recommended that the Board approve
for transmission to the Council on Higher Education the four
capital construction projects as recommended in PR 6. The
projects are as follows: (1) Seaton Center floor replacement;
(2) Euclid Avenue flag plaza; (3) Structural repairs -
Hopkinsville Community College Academic Building; and ('4)
Parking lot paving - Jefferson Community College.
On motion by Mrs. Hermansdorfer, seconded by Mr. Metcalf
and passed without dissent, the four capital construction
projects were approved for transmission to the Council on Higher
Education. (See PR 6 at the end of the Minutes)
L. Board Delegation for Handling Contract and Grant
Awards (PR 7)
President Singletary explained that it has been necessary to
await Board of Trustees authorization for expenditure in the
area of grants and contracts which has caused some delay in
meeting obligations under the contract. He, therefore, requested
that the Board delegate to him the authority to authorize
expenditures from these accounts with such authorizations
being reported to the Board at its next regular meeting following
the authorization. Governor Chandler so moved, his motion was
seconded by Mr. Black and passed without dissent. (See PR 7
at the end of the Minutes)
M. Budget Revisions for 1979-80 (PR 8)
President Singletary recommended that the revisions in the
1979-80 budget be authorized and approved. Without discussion,
on motion by Mr. Palmer, seconded by Mr. Kessinger and passed,
the proposed revisions in the 1979-80 budget were authorized and
approved. (See PR 8 at the end of the Minutes)
N. Biennial Budget Request for 1980-82 and Five-Year Plan
1979-84 (PR 9)7
President Singletary said that the biennial budget request
presented for consideration was a part of the 1979-84 Five-Year
Plan and provided total funding for the 1980-81 fiscal year of
$313.3 million dollars, a 17% increase over the current year's
budget and $341.5 million dollars for the 1981-82 fiscal year,
a 9% increase over 1980-81. If approved, the state appropriations
would amount to approximately $351.2 million dollars over the
two year biennium. The remainder of the budget comes from tuition
and fees, federal appropriations, gifts and grants and other
such sources.
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Through the use of charts, President Singletary summarized
tha manner in which the proposed increases in state appropriations
of $39.6 million dollars in the first year and $24.2 million
dollars in the second year would be allocated. The major part
(89% - 1980-81 and 86% - 1981-82) would be spent on continuing
and improving present programs and salary catchup. Only 10%
the first year and 12.8% the second year would be spent on program
expansion, and new programs would amount to .8% and 1.2%
respectively. Capital construction funding includes a new
Architecture Building, Mining and Minerals Coal Center, expansion
of the Seaton Center, a Primary Care Center, and Pharmacy Building,
as well as additional facilities at the Community Colleges.
After a brief discussion of the proposed budget, Mr. Homer
Ramsey moved that the biennial budget request 1980-82 and the
Five-Year Plan 1979-84, including the capital construction request,
be approved for submission to the Council on Higher Education
for review and recommendation to the Governor of the Commonwealth.
His motion was seconded by Governor Chandler and passed with
all present voting "aye". (See PR 9 at the end of the Minutes)
0. Lease to the Appalachian Regional Commission (FCR 1)
Mr. Clay, Chairman of the Finance Committee, said that
the Committee had met on the morning of August 24, and had
only one recommendation to make to the Board. He then moved
that the Vice President for Business Affairs and Treasurer
be authorized to negotiate and execute an 11 year lease of
a .79 acre site on Coldstream Farm to the Appalachian Regional
Commission. His motion was seconded by Mr. Palmer and passed
without dissent. (See FCR 1 at the end of the Minutes)
P. Report of Investments (ICR 1)
Mr. Griffin, Chairman, reported that the Investment
Committee had met on the morning of August 24, and approved
the report of changes made in investments. He then moved
that the report of the changes made in investments for the
University of Kentucky and its Affiliated Corporations for
the quarter ended June 30, 1979 be accepted. His motion
was seconded by Mr. Kessinger and passed with all present
voting "aye". (See ICR 1 at the end of the Minutes)
P. Meeting Adjourned
Mr. Sturgill reminded the members of the Board that the
next meeting would be held on September 18. He then called
for a motion for adjournment which, being duly made, seconded
and carried, the meeting adjourned at 3:12 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Betty Pace Clark
Secretary, Board of Trustees
(PR's 2, 3a, 3b, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9; FCR 1 and ICR 1 which
follow are official parts of the Minutes of the meeting)
Office of the President
August 24, 1979
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Members, Board of Trustees:
RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE PRESIDENT
I. Assignment of Letters of Patent - DeLuca and Butler
Recommendation: that the Board of Trustees, by and through
its chairman, William B. Sturgill, execute the assignment
of rights for the Letters of Patent of Patrick DeLuca and L.
David Butler titled "Testing the Integrity of Liquid Containing
Hermetically Sealed Containers by the Use of Radioactive Markers"
to the University of Kentucky Research Foundation.
Background: Dr. DeLuca and Dr. Butler have assigned their rights
to the invention mentioned above to the University of Kentucky.
In accord with usual practice, it is recommended that the Uni-
versity assign the patent to the University of Kentucky Research
Foundation.
II. Assignment of Letters of Patent - Triplett and Smith
Recommendation: that the Board of Trustees, by and through its
chairman, William B. Sturgill, execute the assignment of rights
for the Letters of Patent of John W. Triplett and Randall B.
Smith entitled "Synthesis and Use of Diagnostic Radio-Pharma-
ceuticals Comprising Radioactive Isotopes of Bromine with Dyes"
to the University of Kentucky Research Foundation.
Background: Professors Triplett and Smith have assigned their
rights to the invention mentioned above to the University. In
accord with usual practice, it is recommended that the University
assign the patent to the University of Kentucky Research Foundation.
III. Appointments and/or Other Staff Changes
Recommendations: (1) that approval be given to the appointments
and/or other staff changes which require Board action; and (2)
that the report relative to appointments and/or changes already
approved by the administration be accepted.
Background: The following recommended appointments and/or other
staff changes require approval by the Board of Trustees in
accordance with Part VIII-B of the Governing Regulations of the
University. These recommendations are transmitted to the Board
by the appropriate vice president through the President and have
his concurrence.
BOARD ACTION
A. ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS
DIVISION OF COLLEGES
College of Agriculture
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Duncan, George A., Associate Extension Professor:, with
tenure, Agricultural Economics, effective 7/1/79.
Fountain, William M., Assistant Extension Professor*,
Horticulture and Landscape Architecture, 7/26/79 through
6/30/80.
Householder, Dean D., Assistant Extension Professor*, Animal
Sciences, 7/1/79 through 6/30/80.
Maurer, Richard C., Assistant Extension Professor*, Sociology,
7/1/79 through 6/30/80.
McComb, William C., Assistant Professor, Forestry, 7/15/79
through 6/30/80.
Meyer, A. Lee, Assistant Extension Professor*, Agricultural
Economics, 7/16/79 through 6/30/80.
Newman, Louis E., Associate Extension Professor*:, Veterinary
Science, and Director, Livestock Disease Diagnostic
Center, 7/15/79 through 6/30/80.
Scarfo, Robert A., Assistant Professor, Horticulture and
Landscape Architecture, 8/1/79 through 6/30/80.
Zavos, Panayiotis, Assistant Professor, Animal Sciences,
6/15/79 through 6/30/80.
College of Architecture
Deamer, Margaret, Assistant Professor, 8/16/79 through
5/15/80.
Ricci, Leonardo, Visiting Professor, 8/16/79 through
12/31/79.
Vuyosevich, Robert D., Assistant Professor, 8/16/79
through 5/15/80.
College of Arts and Sciences
Garg, Naresh K, Visiting Assistant Professor, Mathematics,
8/16/79 through 5/15/80.
Green, William, Visiting Assistant Professor, Political
Science, 8/16/79 through 5/15/80.
Lawrence, James F., Assistant Professor, Joint Appointment
in Mathematics and Computer Science, 8/16/79 through
5/15/81.
Hubbard, Michael, Assistant Professor, Psychology, 8/16/79
through 5/15/80.
Lee, Tan-Yu, Visiting Assistant Professor, Mathematics
8/16/79 through 5/15/80.
Levitin, Annany, Visiting Assistant Professor, Mathematics,
8/16/79 through 5/15/80.
Mason, David M., Visiting Assistant Professor, Statistics,
8/16/79 through 5/15/80.
Menaldi, Jose Luis, Visiting Assistant Professor, Mathematics,
8/16/79 through 5/15/80.
Picci, Giorgio, Visiting Professor, Mathematics, 8/16/79
through 5/15/80.
Radomski, Mark, Visiting Assistant Professor, Physics and
Astronomy, 8/16/79 through 5/15/80.
Vilfan, Bostjan, Visiting Associate Professor, Computer
Science, 8/16/79 through 5/15/80.
West, James, Visiting Professor, Mathematics, 1/1/80
through 5/15/80.
*Special Title Series
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Williams, Arthur L., Assistant Professor, Biological
Sciences, 8/16/79 through 5/15/80.
Wiseman, Frank L., Jr., Visiting Associate Professor,
Chemistry, 8/16/79 through 5/15/80.
College of Business and Economics
Crouse, Gilbert L., Visiting Associate Professor, Economics,
8/16/79 through 12/31/79.
Masten, John T., Visiting Professor, Economics, 8/16/79
through 5/15/80.
Shepherd, C. Wayne, Visiting Professor, Accounting, 8/16/79
through 5/15/80.
College of Communications
Swain, Bruce M., Visiting Assistant Professor, Journalism,
8/16/79 through 5/15/80.
College of Education
Clark, Charlotte, Assistant Professor, Special Education,
8/16/79 through 5/15/81.
Dollar, Susan, Assistant Professor, Special Education,
8/16/79 through 5/15/81.
Hall, John, Assistant Professor, H.P.E.R., 8/16/79 through
5/15/81.
College of Engineering
Akhtar, Waseem, Visiting Assistant Professor, Chemical
Engineering, 7/1/79 through 6/30/80.
Blandford, George E., Assistant Professor, Civil Engineering,
1/1/80 through 5/15/81.
Sokal, Yehuda Julius, Visiting Associate Professor, Civil
Engineering, 7/1/79 through 12/31/79.
College of Home Economics
Autry, Doris, Instructor, Human Environment: Design S
Textiles, 8/16/79 through 5/15/80.
Szekely, Laura, Assistant Professor, Human Environment:
Design 9 Textiles, 8/16/79 through 5/15/80.
College of Law
Kennedy, Robert H., Visiting Professor, Law, 8/27/79
through 12/31/79.
College of Social Professions
Brodrick, Mead Alexander, Visiting Instructor, Social
Work, 8/16/79 through 5/15/80.
Undergraduate Studies
Albisetti, James C., Assistant Professor, Honors Program,
joint with History, College of Arts and Sciences,
8/16/79 through 6/30/80.
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MEDICAL CENTER
College of Dentistry
Diamond, Olwyn, Assistant Professor, Orthodontics, 8/1/79 through
6/30/80.
Graves, Richard C., Associate Professor, Community Dentistry,
7/1/79 through 6/30/80.
Owen, Douglas G., Assistant Professor., Oral Diagnosis and
Oral Medicine, 7/1/79 through 6/30/80.
College of Medicine
Allen, John R., Assistant Professor, Surgery (Orthopaedic),
7/1/79 through 6/30/80.
Appelgren, Lennart K., Visiting Professor, Anesthesiology,
7/1/79 through 6/30/80.
Hasbrouck, Jan D., Clinical Professor, Anesthesiology,
8/1/79 through 6/30/82.
Hatfield, Stephanie T., Instructor (temporary), Pathology,
7/1/79 through 6/30/80.
Kocoshis, Samuel, Assistant Professor, Pediatrics, 8/1/79
through 6/30/80.
Mattingly, William T., Jr., Assistant Professor, Surgery
(Cardiothoracic), 7/1/79 through 6/30/80.
Narain, Raj, Visiting Professor, Community Medicine,
7/1/79 through 6/30/80.
Natarajan, Gangaiah, Assistant Professor, Medicine (Cardiology),
8/1/79 through 6/30/80.
Panuska, Jerry, Instructor, Anesthesiology, 7/1/79 through
6/30/80.
Thornton, Nancy H., Instructor, Medicine, 7/1/79 through
6/30/80.
Tibbs, Phillip A., Assistant Professor, Surgery (Neurosurgery),
7/1/79 through 6/30/80.
Shier, Robert W., Assistant Professor, Obstetrics & Gynecology,
7/1/79 through 6/30/80.
Sutherland, James, Jr., Assistant Professor, Obstetrics &
Gynecology, 7/1/79 through 6/30/80.
Yarborough, Barry E., Instructor, Medicine, 7/1/79 through
6/30/80.
College of Pharmacy
Bogardus, Joseph B., Assistant Professor, Pharmacy, 8/1/79
through 6/30/80.
Ringham, Gary L., Assistant Professor, Pharmacy, 8/1/79
through 6/30/80.
COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
Ashland Community College
Falconer, David, Assistant Professor in the Community College
System, 8/1/79 through 6/30/80.
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Hazard Community College
Eason, Alyce, Instructor in the Community College System,
7/1/79 through 6/30/80.
Palmer, Nancy S., Assistant Professor in the Community College
System, 7/1/79 through 6/30/80.
Paducah Community College
Hunter, Edwina, Assistant Professor in the Community College
System, 7/1/79 through 6/30/80.
Southeast Community College
Collins, Rodney, Instructor in the Community College System,
8/1/79 through 6/30/80.
B. ADMINISTRATIVE APPOINTMENTS
DIVISION OF COLLEGES
College of Agriculture
Rudd, Robert W., Professor (with tenure), Agricultural Eco-
nomics, renamed Chairman, 7/1/79 through 6/30/85.
COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM
Ashland Community College
Conley, Opal S., Professor in the Community College System
(with tenure), reappointed Division Chairman of the
Division of Biological Sciences and Related Technologies,
7/1/79 through 6/30/82.
Hedlund, Richard P., Professor in the Community College
System (with tenure), reappointed Division Chairman
of Social Sciences and Related Technologies, 7/1/79
through 6/30/82.
Hughes, Henry J., Associate Professor in the Community
College System (with tenure), appointed Division
Chairman of English, Fine Arts, and Related Tech-
nologies, 7/1/79 through 6/30/82.
Scott, Robert D., Associate Professor in the Community
College System (with tenure), appointed Division
Chairman of Physical Sciences and Related Technologies,
7/1/79 through 6/30/82.
Jefferson Community College
Burton, Lester, Associate Professor in the Community College
System (with tenure), appointed Division Chairman of
Natural Sciences & Related Technologies, 7/1/79 through
6/30/82.
Madisonville Community College
Cantrell, Timothy A., Associate Professor in the Community
College System (with tenure), appointed Division Chairman
of Social Sciences and Related Technologies, 7/1/79
through 6/30/82.
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Koon, Danny L., Instructor in the Community College System,
appointed Division Chairman of Natural Sciences and
Related Technologies, 7/1/79 through 6/30/82.
Ramsden, Patricia, Assistant Professor in the Community College
System, named Division Chairman of the Division of Humanities
and Related Technologies, 7/1/79 through 6/30/82.
Paducah Community College
Krueger, David, Associate Professor in the Community College
System (with tenure), appointed Division Chairman of
the Division of Social Sciences and Related Technologies,
7/1/79 through 6/30/82.
Maley, Donald, Assistant Professor in the Community College
System, named Division Chairman of Humanities and
Related Technologies, 7/1/79 through 6/30/82.
Prestonsburg Community College
Magura, Anna B., Professor in the Community College System
(with tenure), appointed Division Chairman of Humanities
and Related Technologies, 7/1/79 through 6/30/82.
Salmons, Mazola L., Assistant Professor in the Community
College System, named Division Chairman of Social
Sciences and Related Technologies, 7/1/79 through 6/30/82.
C. NON-ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS
DIVISION OF COLLEGES
College of Agriculture
Shear, Elizabeth B., Extension information Specialist, 4-H,
Public Information, effective 8/1/79.
Wilson, Bruce N., Research Specialist, Agricultural
Engineering, effective 7/1/79.
College of Education
Cooper, Judy A., Coordinator, Special Education Deaf-Blind
Program, 7/1/79 through 8/31/79.
Harvey, Wayne, Education Extension Representative, Center
for Professional Development, effective 8/1/79.
Verble, David R., Director, Instruction Media Center,
effective 8/1/79.
College of Engineering
Moss, Paul J., Media Development Officer, Continuing Education,
effective 7/1/79.
College of Social Professions
Press, Lillian H., Director of Continuing Education, three-
quarter time, 8/16/79 through 6/30/80.
Institute of Mining and Minerals Research
Schleicher, John A., Scientist, effective 8/1/79.
Johnson, Tony, Senior Assistant Scientist (Assistant Metallurgist
effective 7/1/79.
MEDICAL CENTER
College of Medicine
Deibel, Martin R., Jr., Senior Research Associate, Biochemistry,
effective 7/1/79.
Gaffar, Shair, Senior Research Associate, Pathology,
effective 6/1/79.
Nozaki, Masako, Medical Scientist, Pharmacology, effective
6/1/79.
Shah, Dhirendra B., Senior Scientist (temporary), Medical
Microbiology Immunology, 6/1/79 through 8/31/79.
College of Pharmacy
Burwell, Leah I., Pharmacist, Division Hospital Pharmacy,
effective 7/5/79.
Hunter, Becky S., Field Coordinator, effective 6/1/79.
Jones, Rebecca H., Pharmacist, effective 7/23/79.
Miller, Zelda C., Pharmacist, Division Hospital Pharmacy,
effective 7/23/79.
Patterson, Katheryn A., Clinical Pharmacist, effective 7/1/79.
Petrusek, Ruby, Research Associate, Division of Medicinal
Chemistry & Phar'macognosy, effective 7/1/79.
Scott, Karen N., Pharmacist, effective 7/1/79.
University Hospital
Muscarella, Anthony A., Chief Technologist, Diagnostic
Radiology, effective 5/21/79.
SUPPORT UNITS
Vice President for University Relations
Noblitt, William F., Director, News Bureau, University
Information Services, 8/6/79 through 6/30/80.
D. JOINT APPOINTMENTS
DIVISION OF COLLEGES
College of Arts and Sciences
van Willigen, John, Associate Professor (with tenure),
Anthropology, also named Associate Professor (with uttenure),
Behavioral Science, College of Medicine, effective 7/1/79.
College of Business and Economics
Shepard, Jon M., Professor (with tenure), Business Administration
also named Professor (with tenure), Sociology, College of
Arts and Sciences, effective 7/1/79.
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College of Education
Szekelv, George, Associate Professor (without tenure)
Curriculum S Instruction, also named Associate
Professor (without tenure), Art, College of Fine
Arts, 8/16/79 through 5/15/81.
Graduate Center
Baer, Michael, Associate Professor (with tenure), Political
Science, College of Arts S Sciences, also named Associate
Professor (with tenure), Martin Graduate Center for Public
Administration, effective 7/1/79.
Berger, Philip K., Associate Professor (with tenure), Community
Medicine, College of Medicine, also named Associate
Professor (with tenure), Martin Graduate Center for
Public Administration, effective 7/1/79.
Grimes, Andrew J., Associate Professor (with tenure),
Business Administration, College of Business and
-Economics, also named Associate Professor (with
tenure), Martin Graduate Center For Public Administration,
effective 7/1/79.
Hackbart, Merlin M., Associate Extension Professor* (with
tenure), Economics, College of Business and Economics,
also named Associate Extension Professor* (with tenure),
Martin Graduate Center for Public Administration, effective
7/1/79.
Hochstrasser, Donald L., Professor (with tenure), Community
Medicine, College of Medicine, also named Professor (with
tenure), Martin Graduate Center for Public Administration,
effective 7/1/79.
Lyons, William E., Professor (with tenure), Political Science,
College of Arts E Sciences, also named Professor (with tenure
Martin Graduate Ctr. for Public Admin., effective 7/1/79.
Martin, Leslie L., Professor (with tenure), Higher Education,
College of Education, also named Professor (with tenure),
Martin Gradute Center for Public Administration, effective
7/1/79.
Roeder, Phillip W., Associate Professor (with tenure), Political
Science, College of Arts S Sciences, also named Associate
Professor (with tenure), Martin Graduate Center for
Public Administration, effective 7/1/79.
Sigelman, Lee Philip, Associate Professor (with tenure),
Political Science, College of Arts S Sciences, also
named Associate Professor (with tenure), Martin Graduate
Center for Public Administration, effective 7/1/79.
MEDICAL CENTER
College of Medicine
Roeckel, Irene J., Clinical Professor (part-time), Pathology,
also named Clinical Professor (part-time), Medical