Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes

              Central Michigan University
BOARD OF TRUSTEES MINUTES
August 29, 1967
Appointments Continued -
Mrs. Barbara Jean Methner, Clerk C-O, Ubrary, effective
June 12, 1967.
Mrs. Mary Lou Miller, Stenographer C- 3, Placement,
effective August 1, 1967,
Mrs. Wanda Mullins, Clerk C-l, Information Services,
effective July 21, 1967.
Mrs, Jill Ann Nethers, Key PWlCh Operator C-l, Data
Processing Center, effective June 12, 1967 .
Mrs. Marguerite W. Read, Stenographer C-2, Biology
Department, effective May 31, 1967.
Mrs. AM C. Recker, Stenographer C-2 , Admissions Office,
Student PenoMel Services, effective July 10, 1967.
Mrs. Anita Risbridger, Clerk C- l, Placement Office,
effective July 31, 1967.
Mrs. Susan M. Ruth, Stenographer C-2, Academic Affairs,
effective June 19, 1967.
Mr. DeMls M. Seeley, Student Maintenance Supervisor,
Housing, effective September 3, 1967.
Mrs. Wilda White, Clerk C-O, University Press, effective
July 1,1967.
Mrs. Lynn Woodruff, Typist C- O, Graduate Studies, effective
July 3, 1967.
Miss Jan Worstell, Secretary C-O, Speech and Drama
Department (one-half time), (Temporary), effective for the
period June 9 - August 25, 1967 .
Five Temporary Groundsmen have been hired s ince the last
report on June 21, 1967.
LEAVES OF ABSENCE: (Without" compensation)
Miss Kathryn Edwards, PhySical Education Department.
Mrs. Marguerite Carlin, HOUSing.
Mrs. Mabel Beard, School of Fine and Applied Arts.
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TRANSFERS AND RECLASSIF1CATIONS:
Dr. Elbert R. Bowen, Professor, Speech and Drama Department,
from that of Department Chair man, Speech and Drama Department ,
effective July 1, 1968.
Mrs. Mary L. McCoy, Instructor, Biology Department , from that
of Temporary Instructor, Biology Department , e ffe ctive
September 4, 1967.
Dr. Curtis E. Nash, Dean IX, School of Education, from that
of Associate Dean VIII , School of Education, effective July 1, 1967.
Mrs. Barbara Bragg, Typist C-O, Speech and Drama Department ,
from one-balf time to full-time, effective for the period of
June 5 - September 5, 1967 .
Mrs. Dorothy Ott, Stenographer C-2. Industrial Education
Department, from full-time to one-half time, effective
September 1, 1967.
Mrs. Betty Post, Stenographer C- 2, Housing, from that of
Receptionist C- O, Housing, effective June 26, 1967.
Mr. Lewis F. Harper, General Maintenance M- 1, Maintenance
Department, from that of Temporary Groundsman, effective
July 24, 1967.
Mr. Herschel Hendershot, Fireman M-2, Maintenance Departme nt,
from that of General Maintenance 1\1- 1, effective July 24, 1967,
Mr. John R. Manor, Custodian M-1, Maintenance Department,
from that of Temporary Groundsman, Maintenance Department,
effective June I, 1967.
PROMOTIONS:
Mrs. Claire M. Eastley, Secretary 0-4, School of Education,
from that of Stenographer C-3, School of Education. effective
July 1, 1967.
Approved recommendation for promotions, other than academic,
indicated on Personal Service Payroll, 1967-68, to be effective
July 1, 1967 :
Administrative
Bruce Binkley, Administrative Assistant II, University Center and
Food Services, from that of Adminis trative As sistant I, University
Center and Food Services.
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Promotions Continued -
Jeanne F. Collins, Administrative Assistant m, President's
Office, from that of Administrative Assistant n, President's
Office.
Gerald Hartman, Administrative Assistant n, Data Processing,
from that of Adm1n1stratlve Assistant I, Data Processing.
Clerical
Doona Anderson, Secretary C-S, Academic Affairs, from that
of Secretary G-4, Academic Affairs,
Marioo G. Beaudette, Bookkeeper Manager C-7 , Business
Office, from that of Bookkeeper C-6, Business Office.
Alice Beltinck, Chief Recorder C-2, Business Office, from
that of Typist C-l, Business Office.
Mary Jane Bills , Bookkeeper C-S, Business Office, from tbat
of Bookkeeper C-4, Business Office.
Harriett Collin, Bookkeeper C-6, Business Office, from that
of Bookkeeper C-S, Business Oence,
Mary Coxon, Asalstant Stores and Inventory Manager C-5,
University Center and Food Services, from that of Branch
Bookstore Manager C-3, University Center and Food Servlcea,
Ada Duffy, Clerk C-2, Student Peraonnei Services, from that
of Clerk C-l, Student Personnel Services.
Elwin Dunn, Branch Bookstore Manager C-3, University Center
aoo Food Services, from that of Sales Recording Clerk M-l,
University Center and Food Services,
Coostance Heintz, Secretary C-5, President's Office, from
that of Secretary C-4, President's Office,
Charlotte HertensteIn, Bookkeeper C-S, Business Office ,
from that of Bookkeeper C-4, Business Office.
Marjorie Julian. Stenographer C-3, Student PersoWlel SerVices,
from that of Stenographer C-2, Student Personnel Services.
Agnes Langeland, Secretary C-6, School of Graduate Studies,
from that of Secretary C-S , School of Graduate studies.
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Promotions Continued -
lorena H. Mongeau, stenograpber C-3, Student Personnel
Services , from that of Stenographer C-2, Student Personnel
Services,
Eleanor Myers, Stenographer C-3, lnformat[on Services,
from thst of Stenographer C-2, Information Services.
Edith Pew , Stenographer C-3, Housing Office, from that of
Stenographer C-2, Housing Office.
G. Eil een Pollard, Clerk C-2 , Student Personnel Servi ces,
from that of Clerk G-l, Student Personnel Ser vices.
Mary Ruth WlIllamaon, Bookkeeper C-5, Business Office,
from that of Bookkeeper C-4, Business Office. .
Maintenance
Raymond Henry , Assistant Engineer M-6, Maintenance
Department, from that of Master Tradesman M-5, Maintenance
Department.
Archie Leonard, Master Tradesman M-5, Maintenance
Department, from that of Maintenance Foreman 1'>1- 4 ,
Maintenance Department.
Wendell Jackson, Master Tradesman M-5, Maintenance
Department, Crom that of Tradesman M-4, Maintenance
Department.
Allen Jennings, Master Tradesman M-S, Maintenance
Department, from that of Tradesman M-4 , Maintenance
Department.
Gary lackie, Master Tradesman M-4, Maintenance
Departme nt, from that of Pressman Helper M-3, Mai ntenance
Department.
Eldon Marshall , Master Tradesman M-li, Maintenance
Department, from that of Tradesman M-4, Maintenance
Department,
Donald MoKIlUp, Master Tradesman M-5, Maintenance
Department, from that of Tradesman M-4 , Maintenance
Department.
William Shabas, Master Tradesman M-S, Maintenance
Department, from tbat of Tradesman M-4, Ma intenance
Department.
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Promotions Continued -
Robert Somers, Master Tradesman M-5, Maintenance
Department, from that of Grounds Foreman 1.1-4 ,
Maintenance Depllrtment.
SA Ur.RY ADJUSTMENTS:
Mr. Marshall Hler, Visiting Instructor, Psychology
Department, for the Fall Semester, e ffective
September 4, 1967,
Mrs. Susan Repp, Resident Adviser A-I, Housing,
effective August 28,1987.
Salary adjustments in Personal Service Payroll, 1967-68,
as submitted. (Copy of list on file in the Secretary'e Office ,)
MISCELlANEOUS:
Recommend approval of the following Emeritus status:
Mary M. Wills, Professor Emeritus
C. Dorothy Schaefer, Associate Professor Emeritus
Recommend approval of the list of Prospective Graduates
for degrees and certificates for the July 28, 1967,
Commencement, as submitted. (Copyori file in the
Secretary's Office.)
Recommend approval of the establishment of the R. B. Shaver
Loan Fund aDd the following copy for the University catalog:
R.B. SHAVER WAN FUND
"It Is recommended that tbe Board of Trustees accept
the $33,333.33 from the R. B, Shaver estate for the establishment
of the R. B. Shaver Loan Fund under the conditions contained In
the following living memorial statement and approve this atatement,
subsequent to the approval of Shaver's Attorney, as the statement
to be perpetually pr~ted in the University catalog:
"R.B. Shaver Loan Fund
Robert Benjamin Shaver, a lifelong resident of Gratiot County,
established the R. B. Shaver Loan Fund, through his estate, for
the purpose of helping needy students from Clinton and Gratiot
Counties. Loans Crom this fund carry an alUlUal interest rate
of 1% and are to be repaid within four years after graduation
from or cessation of attendance at Central Michigan University."
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Miscellaneous Continued -
Recommend approval of the Additions and Deletions to the
Fall Program, 1967, Off Campus Education. (Copy on
file in the Secretary's Office.)
Institutional Grant tor Science in the amount of $2,000 from
the National Science Foundation, Washington, D.C.
Gift of $400 in honor of the retirement of Dr. Judson W. Foust,
President; Professor Ivan Cole; M.rs. Doris L. Crippo, from
Mr. Sidney SlavIn, Houston, Texas. to augment the Slavin
Family Loan Fund,
Gift of $300 from the Michigan Association ot School
Ubrarlans to be distributed as scholarships of $100 each
for three people enrolled in the graduate program for
School librarians.
Gift of $300 from the Three Lakes ASSOCiation and the Elk­Skegemog
Lakes Association to the Bi ology Department to be
used for gas. oil, fuel 011 aDd other supplies to conduct
research at Elk Ra pids.
Gift ot journals, books and other materials to the Speech and
Drama Department from Dr. Herbert Curry, Professor
Emeritus , Central Mlcbigan University. Estimated value ­$
1,052.10.
Gift of a 172 Diesel Tractor Engine to the Department of
industrial Education from tbe Community Relations Department
of Ford Motor Company. Estimated value - $950.
Three gifts of chemicals, supplies and equipment (estimated
oombined value - $7,980.00) and books and Journals (estimated
value - $552.36) from the Dow Chemical Company to the
Chemistry Depart ment,
Gift of 100 cases of Dow Bathrocm Cleaner to the University
from the Dow Chemical Company. Estimated value - $690 .
Grant of $1500 to be distributed $1,000 for the School of Business
Administration and $500 for the Chemistry Department, from the
Dow Chemical Company.
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Gifts Continued·
Gifts of $25 . 00 or above to the Development Fund since the
last report to the Board of Trustees on l\larch 15, 1967:
From:
Miss He len L . Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Bur ton Sw-ope
Mr. Donald A. Norton
Mr. Fred A. Brown
Dr. and Mrs. D. Duane Martin
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Pease
Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Schmidt
Mr. and Mrs. F.W. Dalton
Ms. Josephine Barnes Mathews
Ms. Elva Cooper
Mr. John "Dutch" Bouwman
Dr. and Mrs, Frank Johnson
Dr. Rodney Rogers
Mr. Clayton Timmons
Mr. R. Perry Shorts
Mr. Robert Ginn
Mr. William H. Dickman
Dow Chemical Company
Ms. Marcella Reynolds Moore
Mr. Nathaniel B. Nichols
Dr. aDd Mrs. Robert E. Rice
Mr. John E. Warriner
Dr. James A. Shlmokusu
Ms. Flore nce M. Kl"8use
Mr. Frank J. Berardino
Mr. Robert L. Johnson
Dr. Herbert L. Curry
• 25. 00
35.00
30. 00
25.00
50.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25 . 00
100. 00
50 . 00
100 . 00
500 . 00
Memorial to Irene Jorne
Undes ignated
Undeslgnated
UlKlesignated
Undeslgnated
Undeslgnated
Undesignated
Undeslgnated
Undeslgnateci
Undesignated
Special Education
Undesignated
Memorial to Irene Jorae
Scholarship Funds Special
Under "B" Average
100.00 Undesignated
25. 00 Undesignated
100.00 Biology Departmcnt, Physics
Department (1/2 each)
192.00 Matching Grant:
A.A. Brown-$82-Chemistry
T. Blsmarch- $100- Uodes ignated
R. D. Perklns-$l O-Undeslgnated
25.00 Undeslgnated
25 . 00 Undeslgnated
100.00 Undeslgnated
100.00 Undesignated
30.00 Undeslgnated
1,500.00 Undestgnated
25.00 Undesignated
25.00 Undesignated
25.00 Undeslgnated
Ufe Mgrs. and General Agts.
of Grand Rapids, Inc.
Cleveland Electric mum. Co.
Assn.
Mr. Robert J. Clezniewskt
Dr. Everett N. Luce
Mrs. Jane Crippen Caml1n
Mr, Carl R. Anderson
Mr. and Mrs . Michael L.
Mr. R. Pe rry Shorts
S. S. Kresge Foundation
Dow
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35.00
25 . 00
25 . 00
25.00
25 . 00
50.00
1,000.00
100.00
20,000.00
Anspach Worthy Student
Matching Grant·
Robert M. Ginn· Undeslgnated
Kresge Microfilming Project
Undee ignated
Undesignated
Undeslgnated
Kresge Microfilming Project
Undesignated
Kresge Microfilming Project
Gifts Continued -
Dow Chemical Company
Harold M. McClure , Jr.
Panax Corporation
$ 150.00 Matching Grants:
Robert J. Cierzniewski·$25.00-
Kresge Microfilming Project
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Luce ­$
25.00 - Undeslgnated
WilHam A. Dickman - $50. 00 .
Physics Department and $50.00
Biology Department
1,500.00 Kresge Microfilming Project
1, 000. 00 Kresge Microfilming Project
Gifts to the Clarke Historical Library:
From:
Mrs. Carl A. Wood, M1. Pleasant, Michigan, a collection of old
photographs and papers. Estimated value - $60.00.
Mr . Stephen Nisbet, Fremont, Michigan, a gift of $25. 00 .
Miss Nella C, Denherder, Barryton, MIchigan, a gift of the history
of Ottawa COlUlty, historical and poetry pamphlets . Estimated value·
$25.00.
Mr. J. Gordon Boyce, Portland, Oregon, gift of a collection of
books, photographs, manuscriptS, maps aod artifacts from the
Boyce Lumber Company. Estimated value - $692.00.
Mr . Harold SUnson, Mt. Pleaaant, Michigan, collection of Civil
War letters and the soldiers' reunion banner. Eatimated value­$
100.00.
Mr. Harry Gover , Mt. P leasant , Michigan, a collection of medical
books used at the University of Michigan more than a century ago.
Estimated value - $20.00.
Senior Class of 1967, Centra l Michigan Univers ity, establishment
of an endowment fund of $1, 000.
Mr. James P. Brown, Saginaw, Michigan, a copy of the Associated
Press' yearbook, "The World In 1986." Estimated value - $10.00.
On motion , the meeting adjourned at 3:00 P. M.
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Respectfully submitted,
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/J'OO~e F. Collins (Mrs.)
Secretary
Central Michigan University Board of Trustees
Meeting of August 29, 1967
Mt. Pleasant, Michigan
Members present; Mrs. Jean E. Backus; Roger M. Busfield , Jr. ;
Lloyd M. Cofer, Chairman; Mrs. Katharine C. Hafstad; Lawrence D.
Rahilly; James M. Umphrey; WaJterW. Wightman.
Also: N. C. Bovee, Treasurer; Mrs. Jeanne F. Collins, Secretary;
JOM H. De Carlo, Vice President of Public Services; Byron Gallagher ,
Legal Counsel; Wilbur E. Moore, Vice President of Academic Affairs.
Absent: Judson W. Foust, President: E . Allan Morrow.
The meeting was called to order at 2;30 P.M. by the Chairman.
The Minutes of the meetings on June 28 and July 24 , 1967 , were
approved as printed.
'Chairman Cofer called for reports from the Standing Committees;
Finance Committee -- Mr. Morrow
In the absence of Mr. Morrow. there is no report
at this time .
Academic Committee n Mr. Umphrey
No report at this time.
Presidential Selection Committee -- Mrs, Hafstad
Contact has been made with a number of universities
and colleges across the country announcing the
vacancy. Members of the Board were requested
to submit to the Chairman their recommendations
of criteria for a new President.
Chairman Cofer requested a report on Academic Planning from Dr. Wilbur
Moore, Vice President of Academic Affairs . Dr. Moore presented a brief
study of the need for coordination of faculty, facilities, caliber of students .
curriculum in the long- range planning.
If advanced degrees are in the future offerings , decisions must be made
now to adequately expand our program. A committee should be formed to
define this completely and priorities must be set up for the programs to be
offered. The University Senate has asked for the creation of a representative
committee of Faculty and administrators to work together on academic
planning. They have asked also that representatives of the Board of Trustees
sit in with them.
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Dr. Cofer confirmed the fecHng of the Board of Trustees that there
was a resl concern in this area snd that the members of the Board
would be most willing to become a part of the planning group. He
asked that President Foust come prepared to talk with the Board on
plans for the implementation of the committee on academi c planning.
Dr. Moor e a·ssured the members present that planning has already
begun on paper, that deans, department chairmen and schools have
met and discussed the matter.
Dr. Moore was commended by the Board for an exce lle~t report.
Dr. Bovee reviewed the request made by the City of Mt. P leasant
relative to reimbursement for services rendered and for capital
improvements in the area of streets and highways. Last year the
City asked that we present in our budget request the sum of $68 , 000
as a reimbursement item during the 1967-66 year for police protection,
fire protection, engineer ing, refuse disposal , parks Improvement and
maintenance and general administration. This request was denied
by the Governor. The City has again asked tliat we take this request
to the State in the amount of $78 ,·000 for 1968-69.
In addition, in the area of street and highway improvements and in
conjunction with our Master Plan, the following capital improvements
have been requested;
Vacation of Washington Street from Preston to Broomfield
Right of Way Donation - CMU contribution - $24,000
Perimeter Road - Broomfield to P reston
Right of Way Donation - CMU contribution - $18,000
Right of Way Purchase - CMU contribution - $12,500
Construction - CMU contribution - $35,000
Perimeter Road - Preston to High
Right of Way Donation - CMU contribution $6,000
Right of Way Purchase - CMU contribution $20, 000
Construction - CMU contribution - $30,000·
Perime.te r Road - Broomfield to MiSSion
Right of Way Donation - CMU cont r ibution - $15.000
Overpass - CMU contribution - $200,000
Broomfield - Washington to Mission
Road improvement - CMU contribution - $25,000
It was moved, seconded and carried that the above request of the City of
Mt. Pleasant be approved with the exception of the Overpass Item.
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Chairman Cofer commented on the number of our students from culturally
and economically deprived areas . An analysis of this segment of our
student bOOy will be needed very shortly for the U. S. Office of Health,
Education and Welfare. Dr. Cofer indicated that this matter had been
discussed with appropriate offices and steps are being taken to provide
HEW with this information and, in addition, plans are being formulated
to encourage the attendance of students from the underprivileged areas
at Central. Dr. Cofer stated that President Foust would have a defi nitive
report to bring to the Board at the September meeting.
It was moved, seconded and carried that the formal recommendations as
s ubmitted by President Foust be approved:
It was moved, seconded and carried that item JIl33 be added to the formal
recommendations.
RETrnEMENTS:
Dr. Michael O'CoMor, Professor , Economics Department ,
effective June 10, 1967.
Dr . Karl C. Pratt, Department Chairman, P sychology
Department , effective June 30, 1968, with the rank of
Professor Emeritus.
Mr. Howard Sommer, Dlrector, Center for Economic
EXpansion and TecM!cal Assistance, Public Services,
effective December 30, 1967.
Mrs. Julia N. Bloomer, Secretary C- 4, Student Personnel
Services, Admissions Office, effective JWle 30, 1967.
Mr. Laure l Bridgit, Custodian M- l, Ma intenance Department,
effective June 30, 1967.
Mr. J ohn Pearsall, Fireman M-2, Maintenance Department.
effective June 30, 1967.
RESIGNATIONS:
Miss Joan Brede, Instructor, Physical Education Department,
effective June 10, 1967.
Dr. William G. Butt, Associate Professor, English Department,
effective July 28, 1967.
Mr. JOM R. Butts, Assistant Professor , Speech and Drama
Department, effective August 2, 1967.
Mr. Robert E. Dominic, Assistant Instructor, Chemistry
Department, effective J une 10, 1967.
Resignations Continued -
Mrs. Mary Marshall Grube , Temporary Instructor. Speech
and Drama Department, effective June 10. 1967.
Dr. Howard McConeghey. Assistant Professor , Art
Department, effective July 17, 1967.
Mr. Robert M. Rennick. Assistant Professor , Sociology
Department, effective July 31, 1967.
Mr. Jack A. Smith, Service Staff Personnel Director A-V,
Business and Finance , e ffective August 11, 1967 .
Mr. Robert Vinson, Instructor, English Department.
effective June 10, 1967,
Mr. Paul G. Vogel, Instructor , Physical Education
Department, effective June 23, 1967.
Mr. L. Edgar Ward, Instructor, English Department,
effective July 5, 1967.
Dr. Harriet E. Whitney, Assistant Professor, Education
Department, effective July 9 , 1967 .
Mrs. Vivian Brown, Stenographer C-3, Placement Office,
effective July 31, 1967.
Mrs. Isabel Collin, Resident Adviser A-I, Housing, effective
JWle 14, 1967.
Mr. Cleason S. Dietzel, Student Maintenance Supervisor,
Housing, effective September 2, 1967.
Mr. Robert Fox, Programmer A-I , Data Processing, effective
July 21, 1967.
Miss Judy AlUle Funke, Cashier C-l, Business DiVision,
effective August 3, 1967.
Mrs. Leslie Hess, Assistant in the Reserve Book Room A-I,
Library, effective June 9, 1967 .
Mrs. Barbara Hy, Stenographer C-2 , Hea lth Education
Department, effective September 14, 1967.
Mrs. Karen L. Kegg, Stenographer C-2, Speech and Drama
Department, effective June 9, 1967 .
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Resignations Continued -
Mrs. Jane F. Krainik, Stenographer C-2, Psychology
Department, effective June 30, 1967.
Mrs. Virginia L. McGuirk, Library Service Staff C-O,
Library, effective July 28, 1967.
Mrs. Janet Meyer, Clerk C-l, Information Services,
effective July 21, 1967.
Mrs. Charlene Himebaugh Mogg, Typist C-O, Graduate
Studies, effective June 30, 1967.
Mrs. Ina Moore, Clerk C-O, Library, effective
June 16, 1967.
Mrs. Beverly Peterson, Clerk C-O, Placement Office,
effective June 10, 1967.
Mrs. Marie Price, Clerk C-O, University Press, effective
May 27, 1967.
Mrs. Jane Ream, Resident Adviser A-I, Housing, effective
June 14, 1967.
Mrs. Martha Szymarek, Clerk C- l, Placement Office,
effective August 11, 1967.
Two Temporary Groundsmen resigned since the last report
on June 21,1967.
DEATHS:
Dr. WUliam vonReichbauer, ASSOCiate Professor, Business
Depsrtment, died on Friday, June 9, 1967.
APPOINTMENTS:
Mr. Richard K. Allen, Instructor, Speech and Drama Department,
effective September 4, 1967.
Dr. Carol Billingham, Assistant Professor, one-half time
Bus iness Department and one-hall time EconomicS Department,
effective September 4, 1967.
Dr. Glenn D. Blaisdell, University Physician, Student Health
Services, effective September 5, 1967.
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Appointments Continued -
Dr. Roger G. Bland, ASSistant Professor, Biology Department ,
effective September 4, 1967.
Mrs. Nancy Carlson, Instructor, Home Economics Department ,
effective September 4, 1967.
Mr. Michael Cherry, Instructor, English Department , effective
September 4, 1967.
Dr. John C. Crawford, Associate Professor (Temporary),
English Department, effective September 4, 1967.
Mr. Jack L. Daniel, Assistant Professor, Speech and Drama
Department, effective September 4, 1967 .
Mrs. Nanette Davis, Instructor (Temporary), Sociology
Department, effective September 4, 1967.
Mrs. Ruth Leon Dleffenbacher, ReSident Adviser A-I,
Housing, effective August 28, 1967.
Mrs. Pauline Fleming, Administrative Assistant A-U,
University Food Services, effective September 5, 1967.
Mr. Henry LeVan Fulton, Assistant Professor, English
Department, effective September 4, 1967.
Mrs. Cheryl Gentel, Instructor, English Department, effective
September 4, 1967.
Mr. William D. Gollesch, ASSistant Professor, Counseling
Office , Student Personnel Services, effective August 20, 1967.
Mrs. Susan C. Gri galiullas, Instructor (Temporary), Speech
and Drama Depsrtment, effective September 4, 1967.
Miss Judith Henry, Instructor, Speech and Drama Department ,
effective September 4, 1967.
Mr. David R. Hicks, Instructor, Geography Department ,
effective September 4, 1967.
Mr. Philip L. Hummel III, Administrative ASSistant A- ru,
Student Personnel Services, effective August 28 , 1967.
Mr. John N. Irwin, Instructor (Temporary) , MUSic Department,
effective September 4 , 1967.
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Appointments Continued -
Mrs. MaMlyn Jansma, Instructor (Temporary), English
Department, effective September 4, 1967.
Mrs. Mary Lietzke , Resident Adviser A-I, Housing,
effective August 28 , 1967 .
Mr. Ernest H. Lloyd, Assista nt Professor, Music
Department, effective September 4, 1967 .
Miss Lynne L. Lokensgard , Instructor , Art Department.
effective September 4, 1967 .
Mr. Robert Lee Marsh, Instructor, Political Science
Department, effective September 4, 1967.
Mrs .• Gloria Miller, Instructor (Temporary), Engllah
Department, effective September 4, 1967.
Miss Maureen W. Mills. Assistant Professor, English
Department, e ffective September 4, 1967.
Mr. Jerold C. Mis ner, Instructor , Physical Education
Department, effective September 4, 1967.
Mr. Hugh Motla gb , Asaistant Professor, Elementary
Education Department, effective September 4 , 1967.
Dr. Ivan W. Parkins. Associate Professor, Politlcal­Science
Department, e ffeotlve September 4, 1967.
Miss Diane Pick, Instructor (Temporary), Recreatlon
Department, effective September 4. 1967.
Dr. Russell Ragan, Di.r ector of University Health
Ser vices , effective September 1, 1967.
Mrs. Lorena A. Ray, Resident Adviser A- I, Housing,
effective August 28, 1967 .
Miss Anne Sappenfield, Instr uctor, English Departme nt,
effective September 4, 1967.
Mr. Bertram A. Schmidt , Assistant Professor,
Mathematics Department, effective September 4 , 1967 .
Miss Renata V. Schmidt, Ins tructor , English Department ,
e ffective September 4 ,1967.
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Appointments Continued -
Mr. Luther Wesley Smith, J r. , ASSistant Professor.
Political Science Department, effective September 4 . 1967.
Mr. Mlchsel C. Stoune, Instructor , Music Department,
effective September 4, 1967.
Mr. Dennis Thavenet, Assistant Professor, History
Department, effective September 4 , 1967.
Mr. Harold W. Tremain, Assistant Professor , Business
Department , effective September 4, 1967.
Mrs. Katherine H. VaDdeBrake, Instructor , part-time,
(Temporary) , English Department, for the Fa ll Semester
Only, effective September 4, 1967.
Mr. Lynn H. VandeBrake, Instructor, English Department.
effective September 4, 1967.
Dr. Robert N. Whitman, ASSistant Professor, Psychology
Department, effective September 4 , 1967.
Dr. Cecil Read , Chairman, Honors Counc il . effective
September I , 19fi7 - June I, 1968.
Mrs. Frances Bailey, Bookkeeper C-4, BuSiness Division,
effective August 7, 1967 .
Mrs. Evelyn Cary, Clerk C-O, Industrial Education
Department, effective August 7, 1967 , one-half time.
Mias :setty Connor, Stenographer C-2, Psyohology Department ,
effective July 24 , 1967.
Mrs. Beatrice Dell , Clerk C-O, Placement Offi ce. effective
September 5, 1967.
Miss Edythe Egbert, Typist C-O, Housing Office, effective
July 10, 1967.
Mrs. Pam Heintz, Stenographer C- 2, Bus iness Office one­half
time and Data Processing Center one-half time, effective
June 26, 1967.
Mr. John David Hoddy, Data Processing Machine Operator C-3,
Data Process ing Center, effective August 14 , 1967.
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