Central Michigan University
BOARD OF TRUSTEES MINUTES
February 9, 1966
Central Michigan University Board of Trustees
Meeting of February 9, 1966
ilIt. Pleasant, Michigan
I\Iembers present: Mrs. Jean Backus; Lloyd M. Cofer; Mrs. Katharine C.
Hafstad, Chairman; E. AHan :Morrow ; John W. Slvler; James M. Umphrey;
Walter W. Wightman; Judson W. Foust, President. Also: Norvall C.
Bovee, Treasurer; Mrs. Doris L. Crippo , Secretary.
Absent: Lawrence D. Rahilly .
r.Irs. Harstad , Cha t rman. called the meeting to order at 9:30 A. M.
The Minutes of the meetings of December 13, 1965, and January 4, 1966,
were approved as printed .
It was the concensus of op inion that from time to time different areas of
the University be reported on to the Board. A look ahead at the academic
program was suggested for the :March Meeting.
The Chairman called for reports from Standing Committees:
Finance Committee -- no report.
Academic Affairs Committee -- no report at" this time. Plan to meet
previrus to the next meeting of the Board in March.
The Chairman changed the membership of the Standing Committees as
follows:
Appointed E. Allan Morrow to serve on the Finance Committee.
Appointed 1\lrs. Jean Backus to the Academic Affairs Committee
and removed her from the Finance Committee.
The Chairman asked for reports from the ad hoc committees:
1. Revision of Bylaws
Mr. Umphrey, Chairman, asked that the rep.wt be passed
until the next meeting.
2. Policy on Appointments
Dr . Cofer, Chairman, gave a progress report . The committee
report will be submitted at a future mooting of the Board.
It was moved, seconded and carried, that the Interim Bylaws continue in
force until the Revision of Bylaws Committee reports.
It was moved, seconded and carried. that the prOJX>sed statute for Central
Michigan University Ordinance Power be approved and presented to the
Legislature for action.
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Recommend approval for salary increases for the following:
Leo T. Wisneski. Assistant Professor , School of Health and
Phys ical Education and Recreation, effective January 10 ,
1966.
Charles B, Park, Administrative Assistant A-IX, Special Studies .
retroactive to July 1, 1965,
Lois Ford, Administrative Assistant A-III, Special Studies,
retroactive to July 1, 1965,
Recommend approval of the fol1O'.ving Sabbaticals:
Esther Ill, LaRowe
University Laboratory School
and Physical Education Department
Emma Lou Cooper
University Laboratory School
John C, Hepler
English Department
Spring Semester, 1967,
with full salary
Spring Semester, 1967,
with fuB salary
Academic year. 1966-67,
with 1/2 salary
William T. Bulger Spring Semester, 1967.
History and PoUtical Science Department with full salary
Sherman L. Ricards, Jr.
Sociology Department
Elbert R. Bowen
Speech Department
Esther A. Kraus
Art Department
Evelyn I. Rouner
Home Economics Department
Bernard J. Toney
Department of Library
Earl R. Nitschke
Art Department
Spring Semester, 1967.
with full salary
Fall Semester. 1966,
with full salary
Fall Semester, 1966,
with full salary
Spring Semester, 1967,
with full salary
Academic Year, 1966-67 ,
with 1/2 salary
Spring Semester, 1967,
with full salary
Recommend approval of a leave of absence, without pay , for Dr. Bernard
Meltzer , Chairman, Sociology Department, for the period July 3-
August 13, 1966.
Recommend approval of a leave of absence, without pay, for Mr. Donald
Holland, Student Personnel Services, for the academic year 1966-67.
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Recommend approval of a leave of absence, without pay, for ]\.fiss Cynthia
Felch, Foreign Languages Department, for the academic year 1966-67.
Recommend approval of an extension of the leave of absence. without pay,
for Mr. Richard L. Powell, Assistant Professor, Speech and Drama
Department, for the academic year 1966- 67.
Recommend approval of the request of Dr. Emil R. Pfister, Chairman,
Speech and Drama Department, that he be rdieved of the Chairmanship
of his department, effective January 21, 1967 .
Recommend that the emeritus ranks be established as follows:
Woodward C. Smith - Vice President En,eritus
George F. DePuy - Professor Emeritus
Esther R. Altman - Associate Profcssor Emeritus
Ann Louise Welch - Assistant Professor Emeritus
Effective as of:
June 30, 1966
July 29, 1966
July 1, 1966
July 29, 1966
Resolutions for the following persons are for your information: (Copy
on file in the Secretary's Office.)
Dr . Rachel Loughridge
Dr. George H. Nelson
Recommend approval of the new graduate program leading to aM. S.
degree in Chemistry to be taught in cooperation with approved teachers
from The Dow Chemical Company, involving the establishment of a
residence center in .... ndland for graduate study 1n Chemistry, as submitted.
(Copy on file in the Secretary's Office.)
Recommend that the University' s travel regulations be amended as
follows:
Add to the meal allowance schedule, "Evening snack (allowed
after 11:00 P ~ ?vI.) $1.15."
Recommend that the Sick Leave and Termination Pay Policy and the
Vacation Policy be amended effective January 1, 1966, as follows:
I. Sick Leave
1. Under item 2 , Sick Leave Credit, change "c" to lief' nnd "d"
to "e" and add a new "c" to read:
"c. Clerical Employees Appointed on Grants
All clerical employees appointed on. grants for half-time
or more and for periods of six months or longer shall be
eligible for sick leave in accordance with the University
policies governing sick leave for such employees, except
that sick leave time accumulated on employment under a
grant will not be transferable.
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Sick leave costs shall be carried by grant funds. "
2. Under item 3, Use of Sick Leave Credit add a new paragraph "1"
to read as foll ows:
"Staff paid under the faculty and/or administrative salary
schedule may be granted approved absences by Divtsional
Vice- Presidents or the Dean of Student Personnel Services,
for reasons other than death in the employee' s immooiate
family. Absences of this type, are r ecommerxled by the
Departmentsl Chairman or staff Supervisors, are In lieu
of compensatory time-off, are of short duration (not to
exceed three (3) days in any fiscal year), and are for a
speclfic arxl. Justifiable purpose, Each request for an
approved absence, under the authority of this prOVision,
shall be considered on the basis of its ioo ividual merit. "
Reletter paragraph "1" to "ml! aoo amend to read as follows:
"All absences from work other than approved sick leave,
the approved absences noted in "h" and "1" above, scheduled
vacaUon days, and compensatory leave time will be without
pay and proper deductions will be made from the employee's
paycheck. "
II. Vacations
Add item 6 ss follows:
"All clerical employees appointed on grants for half-time or
more and for per iods of six months or longer shall be eligible
for vacation In accordance with the Univer sity policies governing
vacations for such employees, except that vacation time
accumulated on employment under a gr ant will not be transferab
le.
Vacation costs s hall be carried by grant funds. "
Recommend request be made immediately to the 1966 Legislature for
approval of the following self-liquidating projects :
I. Residence Halls - Complete housing am food
service facUities for 2,000 students $ 10,250,000
Land acquired at no cost to the state.
II. University Center Addition 1,750,000
Land acquired at no cost to the state.
01. SHe Acquisitions 500,000
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Recommend that:
1. The Ann Arbor T l\Ist Company be aut horized to develop financing
plans for the Univer s ity Center addition.
2. Roger Allen and Associates be employed to develop plans and
specifications for the University Center addition.
Recommend that board and room arxl. apartment rental rates be inc reased
September 1, 1966, as follows:
1. Residence Hall room and board present anmal rate of $7 56 be
increased by $72 to a new annual r ate o f $828 - a 9.5% increase.
2. Apartments:
a. Apartment units with central laundry facilities:
(I) One bedroom apartments be increased from $73 to $78,
(2) Two bedroom apartments be Increased from $78 to $83 .
b. Units In which washers and driers are furnished:
(1) One bedroom units be increased from $75 to $80 .
(2) Two bedroom units be increased from $80 to $85 .
Recommend approval of the additions for 0 ff- Campus classes for the
Spring Semester, 1966. (Copy on file In the Secretary's Office.)
The sum of $25 from each of the following for the Development Fund:
J\.1r . Harley B. Comfort-- Biology Dept.
Mr. William A. Nelthe r cut
Miss Karolena Fox
Mr. Allison Green
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hislop
Mr. E. Dale Kennedy
Don and Virginia Patrick
Louis and Frances Schmidt
Edith R. Preuss
Elva Cooper
Beverly I. Milner
Donald A. Provenche r
Mr. Robert D. tnlom
Paul and Patricia Totzke
Mr . RobertH. S. Mack
Ray and Eleanor Richardson
John arxl. J ane Lee
Mr. Ralph P. Perkins
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Mr. Bernard F. Wilson--Athletlc
Dept.
Miss lma Chambers
Anna Garland
Miss Mildred E. Gingherlck
Mrs. Ella P. Johnson
lone H. Klagstad
Dr. and Mrs. C .C. Richtmeyer
JoanC . Ellis
Ruth Zubler Allison
Dr. and Mrs. Orville Eaton
James and Lois Pease
G. H. Rideout
Miriam Grim-~Edgar L. Grim
Scholarship
Dr. Herbert L. Curry
Mr. Keith P olmanteer
Gifts continued -
The sum of $35 from Joan S. Baxter for the Developme nt Fund.
The sum of $50 from each of the fo llowing for the Development fund:
Vinnie VanPelt Stillwaugh
Walter and Alvira Se ibel
W. My ron Georgia
Dr. and r-.lrs. Richard Wysong
The s ums as stated for the Development
Dr. and Mrs. Wilbur Moor e - $100
Lee H. Hor se1ey - $300
Eda U. Gerstacker - $500
Jolm and Doris T remaine
Leonard E. F r itz
Frank an:! VlrJean Johnson
Dr . and Mrs. William Th eu niss en
FUnd:
Mr. Leland L Doan - 5100
G. R. a nd Olga Denison - $200
Seventy-one shares of Ch r ys ler Corpor ation s tock from Mr. Wil liam A.
Neithercut.
The sum of $1500 fr om Dr . Roger All en, contribution to the Roger All en
Scholarship Fund.
A check In the amount of $250 Cram the Phelps -Stokes Fund.
A $300 schola rship from the Fordney Club to our Music Department.
A check in the a mount of $50 made payable to Dr. Charles Anspach from
the Michigan Cou oc il of Social Studies .
A check in the amou nt of $200 from Mr. H. J. Mackay of Gram Rapids
to the University Scholars hip fund.
Chemicals and supplies from The Dow Chemic al Company to our
Chemistty Department - estima ted value $296 . 75.
Grant in tbe amount of $33,534 from the Depa r tment of Health , Education,
and Welfare for Ihe operation of the 1966 s pring College WorkStudy
Program.
Two grants fr om The Dow Chemical Company - one in Chemistry for
$500 and one in Bus iness Admin istration, particularly In the field of
marketing, for $1000.
To the Clarke Historical Library
From:
Mrs. Fern S. Hammond, Saginaw, Michigan, gifts of Civil War
ca valry sword , presentation sword ca r ried by Louis Smith durIng
the Spanish- American War. carriage pa r asol during Civil
War period, and ivory fan. Estimated value - $125 .
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To the Univer sity Library:
From:
Dr. Arthur 1-1 . Klein, P resident, Spoken Arts. Inc., New Rochelle,
New York. the gi n record of Edith Hamilton's , Echoes of Gr eece.
Estimated value - $6.00
Farrar, Straus, and Giroux, Inc., New York City, a gi ft copy of
Doro thy Mncnrdlc's The Irish Republic. Estimated valuc - $10 . 00.
On mot ion. meeting adjourned at 3:15 P. M.
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Mrs. Doris L. Crip(XI
Se cretary
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By common consent, the following letters of appreciation were awroved:
1. A letter of awreclation to Mr. Gerald Cotter for the work that
he did for the Board on the investigation.
2. A letter of apprec iation to Dr. Gilb ert Rau aoo students for the
ru t standi~ record they made In the recent Speech Tour nament.
II was moved, seconded and ca r ried, that the age limit be waived in the
case of the appointment of Dr. lIving C. Whittemore for the year 1966-67,
and the appointment of Dr. Charles P. P oole for the spring semester, 1966.
It was moved, seconded and car ried, that the foll owing Resolution be
approved:
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING TRE FaiN(; OF AN APPLlCAnON FOR GlIANT FUNDS tmOf.R TITLr. I
TilE HlGIIER EDUCATION FAcn.rrIES ACT OF 190J
App"",od reb ..... r 9. 1966
mat.)
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u[ oertaln aoodomlo and rehued loollille. , tlItd
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constitutIonal a..:l .. a tuta l')' boud of ",,"' rol of Central Mlohl ~on Unlverolty. hereinafter
c alled Ih. ApplJoant. I. OOInlu"t "fthe ~<>nd t t!CNl ..ooer which ouch .... ",,1 !undo .... mal.
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! h"","}' ".rllfy th.1 lhe lor.'0lng I. a t"", a..:l eor ... et cq>y of a llo . olution ...,thort.lni the
flUn, ofltl application under T!tl. I of the llIio" Edooation Facilities Aot of 1963 adoptod by
the IOvo r"lng body of Central ~tte~l,on !J"h ... r l ily Bo=d 01 Trw"..,1 b1 IOi Ihe eonotltutlonal
and . laMArY boud 01 oontrol of C.ntral Miorui"" Unh."roHy on f elonar}, t. UI66 IIIld al",.t
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Reports were made on the following items:
1. The Alleged "Phasing O,lt" of the University Laboratory School
2. Public Relations and Public Ser vices Areas
3. Labor Legislation Lit igation
4. Ernst & Ernst Audit Cost
5. Land Acquisition
6. i\Tnstcr Plan - Expansion P rogram
7. Tentative 4ler atlng Budget for 1966-67
8. Pres ident's Annual Report - 1964-65
It was moved, seconded, and cnrrioo , that the following formal recommendations
as presented by Pres ident Foust be approved with the exception of
the proposed sel'vice staff salary schedule which is to be placed on the
agenda for the next meeting:
RESIGNATIONS:
Mr. George F. DePuy, Chairman, I rrlustrlal Education Department,
cffective at the e nd of the 1906 summer session, July 29.
Dr . W. C . Smith . Vice President, Public Services, effective
June 30, 1966 .
i\fiss Ann Louise Welch, Assistant P rofessor, Laboratory School,
School of Education, effective as of J uly 29, 1966.
Mrs. Donna Anderson. Secretary Jr . C-4, Academic Affairs,
e ffective December 10. 1965.
Mr s. Frances Bailey, Bookkeepe r Jr. C-4, half-time , Business
Division, effective Jalllary 21, 1966.
Mrs. Alelha A. Dick inson , Typist C-O, Graduate Stud ies, effective
December 7, 1965.
:Mrs . Stephen A. Moore, ClcrkJr. C-O (Temporary), Economics
Department. cffective December 17 , 1965.
Mr. Phill ip Alward, Llnolype ~erator M-3, University Press,
effective December 7, 1.965 .
Mrs . Sarah Vallely CampbeJl, Registered Nurse C-5, Stud ent
Health Service, effective January 29,1966.
Mrs. Ruth C. Murphy, Housekeeper M- O, Housing, effective
November 27, 1965.
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Resignations continued -
Mr. James Corcoran, Motor Vehicle Operator M-2. effective
February 17 , 1966.
Mr. J amea Good, Instructor, (part-Time), Jw rnaHsm Department,
effective January 29, 1966.
Mrs. Judith Bramble, Clerk Jr. C-O, Placement Office, effec tive
Jamary 28, 1966.
APPOINTMENTS:
Mr. Anthony Paparella, Director of Plant Extension A-VU,
Business and Finance, effective beginning January 9, 1966.
Mr. Fred C. Conant, Internal Auditor, Administrative
Asslslant A-m, Business am Finance, effective January 24,
1966.
Mr. Lawrence R. Leemasler, Instructor, Commerce Department,
for the spring semester, 1966 .
Mr. Jerry L. Voorhees, Instructor , Music Department, for
the spring semester, 1966.
Mr. Richard E. Berger, Instructor (Temporary). Commerce
Department, for the spring semester, 1966.
Mrs. Joyce Pfllote, Instructor (Temporary), Part-Time, History
and Political Science Department ,for the spring semester, 1966.
Mr. Victor D. Simpson, Placement Consultant (Temporary),
Placement Office, effective for a period of 20 weeks beginning
January 4, 1966.
Mr. Richard A. Parfitt, Athletic Ticket Manager, School of
Health and Physical Education and Recreation , for the academic
year 1965-66.
Mrs. Velma Chapman, Clerk Jr, C-O, P lacement Office, effective
January 24, 1966.
Mrs. Mary L. Dent, Typist C-l, Business Divi sion, half-time,
effective January 17, 1966.
Miss Carol L, Knapper , Registered Nurse C-S, Student Health
Service, effective Fehruary 6, 1966.
Appointments continued -
r-."IiS8 Carol Willis, Clerk Jr. C-O. Academic Affairs, effective
J anuary 3, 1966.
Mrs. Carol Achs, Instructor (Temporary), ParI-Time, Mathematics
Department. beginning December 6, 1965.
i\trs. Barbara Hy, Typist 81'. C-l (Temporary), English Department,
effecllve for the period January 3 - August 20, 1966.
Mr. Kenneth Green . Master Machinist Linotype Operator M-5,
Univcrsity PI·CSS. cffcctiveJaoonry 10, 1966.
Mr. HubeI1 E. Coliin, Cus totlian M-l, Maintenance Department,
effective December 10, 1965.
Mrs. ltiargueritc Perchn. Housekeeper M-O, Housing, effective
Nov ember 29, 1965.
i\lr. John J. McGee, Genernl Maintenance M-l, effective
November 29, Hl6S.
Mr. r-.Uchael Kun1k, Nightwatchman M-l, Security, effective
November 22, 1965.
Six Temporary Grwndsmcn were appointed since the last Board
of Trustees Meellng, December 13, 1965.
TRANSFERS AND REe LASSIFICATIONS:
Dr. A. Riley GaskUl, P roCessor, Depnrtment of Education, from
full-time in the School of Education to one-half time, Department
of Education and o ne-half time running the NDEA Reading Institute,
effective for the period January 23 through June 11, 1966.
Dr. H. Ha1'\vood Hess, Assistant Professor, English Department,
from full-time in the English Department to one-half time in the
English Department am one-half time running the NDEA English
Institute , effective for the pm'ied January 23 through June 11, ]966.
Mrs. Elva Garver, Clerk Sr. C-I. University Center Bookstore ,
from that of Cashier C-O. effective November 15, 1965.
Mrs. Lola Strandburg, Cashier C- O, University Centcr Bookstore ,
from that of Sales Clerk, effective November IS , 1965 .
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Transfers and Reclassifications continued -
J\.irs. Elaine Connell , Clerk Jr. C-O, full-time, Foreign Languages
Department, from that of Clerk Jr. C-O, haH-tlme, effective
December 15 , 1965.
Mrs. Frances M. Th eiS£ln, Housekeeper M-O, Housing, is being
changed from a ten month employee to a twelve month employee,
effective November 29, 1965.
Miss Sha ron Haupt, Stenographer Sr. C-3, Field Services, from
that of Clerk Jr . C-O, effective December 1 , 1965.
Mrs. J\.1argaret E. Ball , Clerk Jr. C-O , Security, twelve month
basis, from that of ten month basiB.
Mrs. Consta ~e E . Heintz, Secretary Jr. C-4 , &.lsiness Division,
from that of Stenographer Sr. C-3, effective January 9, 1966.
Mr. Jerry R. Tubbs , Executive Administrative Assistant A-V.
Business Division, from that of Administrative Assistant A-V,
effective J anuary 9, 1966.
M1ss Marllyn K. J ohnson, Stenographer J r . C-2, Business
Division, from tbat of Typist Sr. C-l , effective January 9, 1966.
Mr. Eldon Marshall , Tradesman M-4, Maintenance Department,
an Increase in s alary of $120 per year, effective January 9, 1966.
Mr. Charles E. Allen, Policeman M-2, Secu rtty, from that of
Watchman 1\.1-1, effective January 9, 1966.
Mr. James Campbell, Master Tradesman M-5, University Press,
from that of Printer Pressman, effective January 10, 1966.
Mrs. Joy Leach, Stenographer Jr. C-2, Academic Affairs, from
that o f Clerk Sr. C-l, e ffective J anuary 3, 1966.
Miss Carole Ka<D.abltsky, Clerk Sr. C-1, Ac ademic Affairs, from
that of Clerk Jr. C- O, effe ct ive January 3 , 1966 .
Mrs. Suzanne M. Kane, Exooutive Sec r etary Manager C-8, Academic
Affairs, from that of Secretary Manager C-7, effective January 10,
1966.
Miss Mary A. Water s, Registered Nurse C-5, Student Health Service,
is being t ransferred from part-time to regular duty, effective
February 6, 1966.
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Transfers and Reclassifications continued -
The following Departmental secretaries reclassified, effective
J anuary 10, 1966, as follows:
Mrs. Edith Gravelle - Sociology - hom Clerk Jr. C-O, to
Typist SI". C-1.
illrs. Barbara Power'S - Jrurnal1sm - From Typist Sr . C- 1,
to Stenographer Jr. C-2 .
Mrs. Barbara Arsenaull- Information Ser vices - From
Clerk J r. C-O , to Clerk Sr. C-l.
Mrs. Marian H. Sleight - Home Economics - From Clerk Jr.
C-O, to Stenographer Jr. C-2.
Mrs. Susan Green - Psychology - Front Cle rk J r . C-O, to
Clerk Sr. C-l .
1\1rs. Butty J. Nordfjord - Economics - hom Typist Jr. C-O,
half- tim e, to Typist Sr. C-1, half-time.
l\lrs. Mary Watson - P hysics - From Clerk Jr. C-O, halftime,
to Clerk Sr. C-1, haIr-time.
Mrs. Mal'guerile W. Read - Mathematics - From Clerk Jr. C-O,
to Stenographer Jr. C- 2.
Mrs. Gail D. Knapp - History an::! Political Science - From
Typist Jr. C-O, half-time, to Stenogr apher Jr . C-2 , half-time.
Miss Carole L. Weihl - Geography - From Clerk Jr. C-O, to
Clerk Sr. C- l.
Mrs. Elaine R. Connell - For eign Languages - From Clerk Jr.
C-O, to Typist Sr. C-l.
Mrs. Patricia R. Campbell - English - From Clerk Jr . C-O, to
Stenographer Jr. C-2.
MisS Betty M. Connor - Biology - hom Clerk Jr. C-O, to
Stenographer Jr. C-2.
Mrs. Helen Davis - Chemistry - From Clerk Jr. C-O, to
Clerk Sr. C-l.
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