Central Michigan University
BOARD OF TRUSTEES MINUTES
April 26 , 1967
Transfers and Reclassifications - continued
Mrs. Bernita E. Salisbury, Cashier C-l , Business
Division, from that of Typist C-l, Business
Division, effective March 3, 1967.
Mr. Donald E. Turner, Assistant Stores Manager
C-5, Warehouse, from that of Warehouseman M-2,
Warehouse, effective March 20, 1967.
PROMOTIONS:
SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
Biology George J . Pellerin From Instructor to
Assistant Professor
English Cbrista Kamenetsky From Instructor to
Assistant Professor
Foreign Roberto E. Herrera From Assistant Professor
Languages to Associate Professor
Geography Lyle M. Langscbwager From Assistant Professor
to Associate Professor
C. H. Richardson From Assistant Professor
to Associate Professor
(Pending Ph.D. by
September 1, 1967)
History George M. Blackburn From Associate Professor
to Professor
WilHam E. Framlin From Associate Professor
to Professor
Physics J. R. Gump From Assistant Professor
to Associate Professor
Political Mahbanoo GaIrlhi Marsh From Instructor to
Science Assistant Professor
(PeIrling Ph.D. by
September 1. 1967)
Henry H. Han From Instructor to
Assistant Professor
(Pending Ph. D. by
September I, 1967)
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SOciology Ernest P. Donald
John W. Petras
Arthur A. Saxe
Charles M. WesUe
Speech Bmy G. SkUlman
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Business LUyan M. Alspaugh
Marie E. D.ltke
Woodrow Eber
Economics Gabriel P. Racz
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
Education Ann Galbraith
Marion Gilbert
Albert Pugh
Alan F. Quick
SCHOOL OF FINE AND APPUED ARTS
M' Earl R. Nitschke
Katherine Ux
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From Assistant Professor
to Associate Professor
From Assistant Professor
to Associate Professor
From Instructor to
Assistant Professor
(Pending Ph.D. by
September 1, 1967)
From Associate Professor
to Professor
From Associate Professor
to Professor
From Instructor to
Assistant Professor
From Associate Professor
to Professor
From Associate Professor
to Professor
From Associate Professor
to Professor
From Associate Professor
to Professor
From Assistant Professor
to Associate Professor
From Assistant Professor
to Associate Professor
From Assistant Professor
to Associate Profef"sor
From Assistant Professor
to Associate Professor
From Associate Professor
to Professor
Indu strial J ames Bowman From Associate Professor
Ewcatfon to Professor
J ames Slater From Instructor to
Assistant P ro fessor
Journalism Adrian L. Headley From Instru ctor to
Assistant P rofessor
Music Moonyeen Brown From Instructor to
Assistant P rofessor
Rex Hewlett From Assistant Professor
to Associate Professor
Stephen Hobson From Associate Professor
to Professor
William H. Rivard From Associate Professor
to Professor
Forrest Robinson From Assistant Professor
to Associate P rofessor
SCHOOL OF HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND RECREATION
Health Carlton Fancher From Instructor to
Ewcation Assistant Professor
Physical Tommy R. Jones From Instructor to
Education Assistant Professor
Tbeodore J . Kjolbede From Assistant Professor
to Associate Professor
Margery Servis Bulger From Assis tant Professor
to Associate Professor
Cbarles Sherwood From Instructor to
Ass istant Professor
Ricbard A. Parfitt From Instructor to
Assistant Professor
Recreation Ricbard Kircbner Fro m Associate P rofessor
to Professor
PUBLIC SERVICES
Russell Herron From Instructor, Administrative Ass istant
A-ITI, to Instructor, Administrative
Assistant A-IV.
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STUDENT PERSONNEL SERVICES
Robert E . Connell
Donald E. Holl and
Glenn L. stam er
BUSINESS DIVISION
Pbyllis Hoffman
Myrtle Hogg
Harriett Neier
Bonnie Newhouser
Mary Swan
E. Vann Grimley
MISCELLANEOUS:
From Administrative Assistant A-W to
Administrative Assistant A-V
From Instructor to Assistant Professor
From Administrative Assistant A-IV to
Administrative Assistant A-V Witb tbe
title "Assoc iate Dean of Students"
Unit Supervisor F- 6 to Administrative
Assistant A-I
Unit Supervisor F-6 to Administrative
Assistant A- I
Unit Supervisor F-6 to Ad ministrative
As sistant A- I
Unit Supervisor F-6 to Administrative
Assistant A-I
Unit Supervisor F-6 to Administrative
Assistant A-I
Auditorium Manager A-I to
Auditorium Manager A-II
Recommend that appr oval be given for creation of
two new departments witbln tbe School of Education;
Department of Secondary Education and Department
of Elementary EdUcation.
Recommend tbat men¥lers of tbe facuity or staii on
leaves of absence do not accumula te vacation time
du ring tbls period of leave .
Recommend establi shment of a fee for counseling
sess ions for non-students referred to the P sycboEducational
Clinic, that fee to be $2.50 per thlrtyminute
counseling session, effective upon approval.
Recommend establisbment of a fee for diagnostic
evaluations of non- students referred to tbe PsycboEducational
Clinic , that fee to be $10 per diagnostic
evaluation, effective upon approval.
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Miscellaneous - continued
GIFTS:
Recommend approval of the additions to the Spring
Program, 1967, Off Campus Education, as submitted.
(Copy on file in the Secretary's Office.)
Recommend approval of the additions to the Summer
Program, 1967, Off Campus Education, as submitted.
(Copy on file in the Secretary's Office .)
Grant of $163,900 from the United States Department
of Conunerce, Washington, D. C . , to the Center for
Economic Expansion and Technical Assistance at
Central :Michigan University .
Grant in the amount of $90,000 from the United States
Office of Educaticn for participation in the Educational
Opportunity Grants Program, 1967 - 68.
Two six cylinder engines, two V-8 engines, three
automatio transmissions and four accessory paoks,
valued at $4, 800, from the Chrysler Corporation to
the Department of Industrial Education.
A. R. L . Dtetert Spectrographic Equipmmt, valued
at $2,500, from the Dow Chemical Company to the
Department of Chemistry.
Molding machines, four hundred pounds of grandular
polysstrene, two hundred pounds of pelspan, and
polyethelene film from the Dow Chemical Company
to our Department of Industrial Eduoation. Estimated
value - $2, 500.
Gift to the Development Fund in the amount cf $500
from Dow Corning Corporation to the School of
Business Administration.
Sum of $500 from the University of Michigan for
personal servioes of Dean W. Lyle Willhite to the
Isabella County Vooational Technical study, turned
over to apply on a four year scholarship in the field
of Business Administration.
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Gifts - continued
Music arrangements, valued at $315.75, from
Dean Frank S, Stillings to the Department of
Music.
Sum of $200 from Ernst & Ernst to the Development
Fund to be used by the Accounting Department.
Die-steel from Ferro Manufacturing & Stamping
Company, valued at $200, to our Department of
Industrial Education.
To the University Library:
From
Mr. Jack Reitsma, Saginaw, a gift copy of
Colonel Richard I. Dodge's, CAir Wild Indians,
estimated value - $20. 00.
The May meeting will be held on May 17, 1967.
Meeting adjourned at 3:30 P. M.
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Respectfully submitted,
Doris L. Crippo (Mrs . )
Secretary
Central Michigan University Board of Trustees
Meeting of April 26, 1967
Mi. Pleasant, Michigan
Members present: Mrs. Jean E. Backus; Ralph M. Busfield, Jr.,
Lloyd M. Cofer, Chairman; Mrs. Katharine C. Hafstad; E. Allan
Morrow; Lawrence D. Rahilly; James M. Umphrey; Walter W.
Wightman; Judson W. Foust, President.
Also: Wilbur E. Moore, Vice President of Academic Affairs; John
H. De Carlo, Vice President of Public Services; Mrs. Jeanne
Collins; Mrs. Doris L. Crippo, Secretary.
Absent: Norvall C. Bovee, Treasurer; Byron B. Gallagher, Legal
Counsel.
The Chairman called the meeting to order at 2:20 P. M.
The Minutes oftha March 15, 1967 meeting were approved as printed.
Chairman Cofer announced the presence of our new Board member,
Dr. Roger M. Busfield, Jr., Associate Director of the Michigan
Hospital Association, Lansing, who has been appointed to fill the
unexpired term of office of Mr. John Sivter. He stated that we are
happy to have Dr. Busfield as a member. Dr. Busfield responded
that he was honored to join the group.
The Cbairman called for reports from the Standing Committees:
Finance Committee -- Mr. Morrow
1. Since the last report to the Board, the members of the Finance
Committee have received audit reports from the Internal
Auditor as follows: Petty Cash & Change Fund Account, Audit
of State Car Charges, Audit of Spring Registration Cash
Receipts, Postage Meter Charges. Mr. Conant, the Internal
Auditor, is proceedtng With his chlties and is doing an excellent
job. The recommendations that he has made in the reports
are minor and there seem to be no serious problems.
It was moved, seconded and carried that the Board accept the
reports of the Internal Auditor.
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Finance Committee - continued
2. The Finance Committee met with Dr. Bovee, Vice President
of Business and Finance, two of bis assistants and President
Foust. The budget situation, the budget request, the fiscal
reform program were discussed. There 1s nothing of a concrete
nature to be reported to the Board at this time because
of the indecision of what is going to happen in Lansing.
3. It was moved, seconded and carried that the rental rate for
single students living in University Apartments in 1967-68
be $180 per semester (effective rate of $10 per week).
4. It was moved, seconded and carried that effective July I,
1967, University Resident Hall Advisers continue to be
classified on the Administrative Salary Schedu le in the A-I
classification, and that all Advisers be paid within this range
with the following exceptions:
a . All Resident Hall Advisers who hold an undergraduate
degree receive $200 more than tbe base salary called
for under the A-I classification.
b. All Resident Hall Advisers holding a Master's Degree
be paid $400 per year above the base rate in the A-I
classification.
Mr. Morrow reported that he accepted an invitation to meet With
the State Council of State College Presidents at Lansing recently.
The subject discussed there was the budget. He read from a
release to the press on this meeting.
Academic Affairs Committee -- :Mr. Umphrey
No report at this time .
Mrs. Katharine C. Hafstad and Mr. Walter W. Wightman gave a
brief report on the Conference they attended in Urbana , Illinois of
the Association of Governing Boards.
Dr. Cofer reported that in accordance with the request of the Board,
he sent letters to the Chairmen of the Boards of Trustees of the State
Supported Institutions in Michigan asking if they woold be interested
in our calling a meeting of the Board of Trustees to discuss mutual
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problems. Two replies have been received as of this date. One
was In Cavor of the meetings and the other one suggested that it be
done some other way. We hope to have r eplies Crom the other Boards
so that a complete report may be made at the May meeting of the
Board.
Mr. Mo rrow commented on a report , "Summary Capital Outlay Needs
fo r 20,000 Students." This r eport is divided into four phases, the
first pbase cover ing the 5 year pla n, 1967-72 , and the second, third
and fourth phases go to 1985. This summary is for information of
the Board, to let the Board koow what is anticipated and what wlll
be happening at the end of each of these periods of time .
North Central Report. Copies of the "Report of a Visit to Central
Michigan University, February 8-10, 1967" and a copy of the letter
from Dr. Norman Burns had been distributed to Board members .
President Foust gave some background on the marmer in which programs
of institutions are given full accreditation and preliminary
accr editation . He stated that some of the statements contained In
the report of the Visiting Committee were not accurate and at the
meeting in Chicago these inaccuraoies were called to the attention
of the committee .
In gener al the report was very favorable. The letter from Dr. Burns,
Executive Sec retary, North Central Association of Colleges and
Secondary Schools, stated that the North Central Assoc iation at Its
meetlng on April 6, 1967, voted to grant full accreditation to Central
Michigan University for the Master of Music Degree in Music Education
and SUpervision, the Master of Ar ts in Home Economics and
in Psychology; and for the Specialist in Education Degree in General
Educational Adminis tration, Administration and Supervision of
Elementary Schools, Administration and &lpervtsion of Secondary
Schools, and Curriculum Development and Administration. It was
also voted to extend the accreditation of Central Michigan University
to Include preliminary accreditation for the Specialist in Edlcatlon
Degree in Psychological Examiner and Guidance arxl Counseling,
Specialiat Degree In Speech Pathology, Specialist Degree in Psychological
Services; and for the Master of Arts Degree In Geography,
and Mas ter of Arts in J ournalism.
Dr. Moore stated that tbe North Central Association examining team
was very oomplimentary relative to the friendliness, dress and alertnesa
of our students . The report does not show this .
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It was moved, seconded and carried that approval be given the
formal recommendations as presented by President Foust:
RETIRE MENTS:
Mr. Charles B. Park, Associate Professor and
Director of Speci al Studies, effective January 1,
1968, wIth the rank of Associate Professor
Emeritu s .
Mrs . Frances Cole, Bookkeeper C-5, Business
Division, e ffective June 30, 1967.
RESIGNATIONS:
Dr. F. Glerm Goff, Ass istant Professor, Department
of Biology, effective J une 10, 1967.
Dr. Her bert K. Rodewald, Ass istant Professor,
P sychology Department, effective at the end of the
regular Six Week Summer Session, 1967.
Miss Cynthia Felch, Instructor , Department of
Foreign La~ages, effective February 25, 1967.
Mr. Richard A. J ansma, Instructor, Department
of English, effective June 10, 1967.
Mr. Curtis S. Murton, Jr., Instructor, Department
of Geography, effective June 10, 1967.
Mr. Ward Robbins, Administrative Assistant II ,
Audio Visual Services, effective March 17, 1967.
Mrs. Beatrice Lynch, Visiting Instructor, Department
of Health Education, effective March 23, 1967.
Mrs. J e anne Voorhees, Temporary Instructor,
Depa rtment of Mathemati cs , effective March 8, 1967.
Mrs . Irene J . Graham, Stenographer C-2, B.lsiness
Education Department, effective March 31, 1967 .
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Resignations - contimed
Mrs. Susan Kenitz, Stenographer C-3, Remedial
Clinic, Department of Speech and Drama, effective
April 15, 1967.
Mrs. Janet K. Rotger, Clerk C-O, Library,
effective March 31, 1967.
Mrs . Bernita E. Salisbury, Cashier C-l, BusineSE
Division, effective March 10, 1967.
Mrs. Bonita M. Saur, Typist C-O, Alumni
Relations, effective March 27, 1967.
Mrs. JucHanne L. Sibley, Stenographer C-2,
Home Economics Department, effective Maroh
31,1967.
Three TemlXlrary Groundsmen terminated the ir
employment since the last relXlrt.
DEATHS:
Mr. Francis Robinson, Assistant P rofessor,
Department of History, died on SUnday, March
5, 1967.
APPOINTMENTS:
Mr. Roger Batz, Assistant Instructor (TemlXlrary,
Part-time), History Department, effective March
3, 1967 thrrugb June 10, 1967.
Miss Barbara Ann Bachtell, Associate Dean of
Students A-VI, Student Personnel Services, effeotive
July 23, 1967.
Miss Donna Kay Butcher, Instructor (Temporary),
Department of Biology, effective September 4,
1967 .
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Appointments - continued
Mr. Michael Carey, Administrative Assistant
to the Vice President, Publtc Services, A-VI,
effective April 2,1967 .
Mr. Joseph W, De Bolt, Assistant Professor,
Department of SOCiology, effective September
4,1967.
Mr. Herbert W. Deromedi, Instructor, Physical
Education Department, effective September 4,
1967.
Mrs . Mary Lou Fratic:ltn, Instruotor (Temporary,
Part-tfme), History Department, for the period
March 5, 1967 through the end of the current
semester, June 10, 1967. For the 1967-68
academic year, she has been apJXIinted Instructor
(TemlXlrary), Department of Speech and Drama,
effective September 4 , 1967 .
Mrs. Carolyn Garity, Administrative Assistant
A-I, Academic Affairs, effective September 3,
1967 .
Mrs . James E. Hornak, Instructor, PhySical
Education Department, effective September 4,
1967 .
Dr.. William O. Hughes, Assistant Professor,
Department of Music, effective September 4, 1967.
ltus. Mae Lance, Assistant Professor, School of
Education, effective September 4, 1967.
Mr. Donald C. Mainprize, Instructor (TemJXIrary),
Department of Journalism , for the Fall Semester,
1967-68, effective September 4,1967; and as
Instructor (Temporary), EngUsh Department, for
tbe Spring Semester, 1967-68, effective February
4, 1968.
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Appointments - continued
Miss Judy Noble, Instructor, University Laboratory
Sebool , effective September 4, 1967.
Mr. George A. Schneider. Instructor, Ergl ish
Department, effective September 4, 1967.
Mr. Norman A. Rasulis, Assistant Professor,
English Department, effective September 4, 1967.
Mr. Andrew J . Schieberl, Systems Analyst/
Programmer A-In, Data Processing Department
of the Business Division, effective April 17, 1967 .
Mr. William S. Swift, Instructor (Temporary),
Biology Department, effective September 4, 1967.
Mr. Larry L. Thomas, Assistant Professor,
Business Edlcation Department, effective
Seplember 4, 1967.
Mr. Djuro J. Vrga, Assistant Professor, Sociology
Department, effective September 4, 1967.
Mr. John P. Warriner, Assistant Professor,
Chemistry Department, effective September 4, 1967 .
Mr. Robert L. Willison, Technician A-IT, AudioVisual
Ser vices, Library, effective Apr1l3, 1967.
Mrs . Alice Beltinck, Typist C-l, Business
Division, effective March 13, 1967 .
Mrs. Doris Bennett, Stenographer C-2, Business
Education Department, effective April 3, 1967.
Mrs. Vernetta Carrick, Stenographer C-3, Remedial
Clinic of the Department of Speech and Drama,
effective April 16, 1967.
Mrs. Mildred L. Graham, Stenographer C-2, B.l.siness
DivIsion, effective March 13, 1967.
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Appointments - continued
Mr. Richard Lee Hartley, Data Processing Machine
Operator C-3, effective March 20, 1967 .
Mrs. AnUa Luksha1t1s, Clerk C-l, Admissions
Office, Student Personnel Services, effective April
3, 1967.
Mrs. Madeline A. !o.tannlng, StelJ)grapber C-2,
Department of Home Economics, effective March
30, 1967.
Mrs. Mary Strohmler, Cashier C-l, Business
Division, effective Mnrch 9, 1967 .
Mrs . Susan Sellers, Registered Nurse, Student
Health Servloe, effective March 1, 1967 .
Thirteen Temporary Grouoosmen have been hired
since the last report.
TRANSFERS AND RECLAESI:E1CATIONS:
Dr. Lawrence J. Smith, Professor, Chairman,
Department of Elementary Education, Scbool of
Education, effective September 4, 1967, from
that of Professor, Department of Education.
Mrs . Jeanne M. Haskett Toney, Associate Professor
(half-time), Department of History, from that of
Associate Professor (full-time), Department of
History, effective Septembe r 4, 1967 .
Mr. Gerald D. Hartman, Production Supervisor A-I ,
Data Processing Department of the Business Division,
from that of Administration Assistant A-I, Data Processing
Department, Business Division, effective
March 13, 1967.
Mrs. Ina Moore Clerk c-o (full-time) , Library, from
that of Clerk c - o (half-time), Library, effective
April 4, 1967 .
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