Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes

              Central Michigan University
BOARD OF TRUSTEES MINUTES
February 21, 1968
Recommend approval of the following three new graduate programB
and that the name of the six-year pr ogram in Biology be recons idered:
Master of Arts Degree In Economics
Master of A rts Degree in Industrial Education
Scholar of Science Degree (Sb: Year Program) In Biology
It Is recommended that the Legislature be requested to grant the following
approvals in the current (196 8) session:
1. Health Service Addition - approximately 12 infirmary beds and allied
treatment rooms. Total project cost not to exceed $150,000.
2. Health Service Building. Total project cost not to exceed $2 , 400 ,000.
3. Telephone Equipment Room Addition. Total project cost not to exceed
$40,000.
It is recommended that the By-Laws for the Student Loan Association,
approved on September 20, 1967, be amended. (Copy on file In the
Secretary's Office.)
It is recommended that the following course fees be established :
P. E. 300. (Beginn.ing Snow StUng)
P. E . 30b (Intermediate Snow Stllng)
P. E. 30c (AdvWlced Snow Si.ilng)
P. E. 23b (Intermediate Golf)
$25.00
25.00
Variable depending
upon the distance
travelled.
9.75
It Is recommended that the Butterfield LoWl Fund be established under the
conditions outlined below Wld that the following statement be printed in all
futUre University Bulle tinS:
''The Robe rt A. Butterfield student LoWl Fund was
established by his family and friends as a memorial
to Captain Butterfield, a 1953 Central Michigan
Univers ity graduate, Air Force physics instruotor
and veteran Vietnam combat navigator. This loan
fund is designated lor students in the field of science. "
It Is recommended that the following policy relative to 'Withdrawal To
Enter Military Service" be s ubstituted for the existing policy:
'Withdrawal To Enter Military Service: If a graduate or under­g
r aduate student is drafted or recalled to military service after previous
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active duty he may be e ntitled to r eceive (a) credit for the semester (b) refund
oC fees (c) parual credit and partial refund, according to the following
conditions:
1. The student unable to complete the first half of a session shall be
entitled to a full refund of fees.
2. The student who has completed the first half or more of a given
session may receive credit or partial cr edit and a proportiona l
refund of fees.
The student shall apply at the Registrar's Office for confirmation of this
eligibility to receive credit. The Registrar shall advise the students
concerning withdrawal, refund or credit procedures.
If the Registrar confirms eligibility for c r edit, the student may present
the confirmation to the appropriate academic deWl. The academic deWl,
the chairman of the department in which the student is enrolled, and the
instructor of the class shall determine the amount of credit which has been
earned. The academic dean reports the amount of credit which has been
earned, in wrHing, to the Registrar and the Instructor shall submit the
appropriate grade.
students who enlts t or volunteer for milttary service during a session
must withdraw from the Univers ity according to regular withdrawal
and refund pr ocedures. "
It is recommended that the existing fee r efund schedule be amended
as follows, under the column "Full Semester:"
1. The figure of 90% opposite 1 day, 2 days, 3 days, 4 days, 5 days ,
6 days, and 7 days be removed and an asterisk, indicating a footnote,
be put in its place .
2. A footnote in all caps be Inserted, Immediately following the refund
chart referring to this asterisk, which says the following:
''100% LESS THE ENROLLMENT CERTIFICATION DEPOSIT. "
The new r efund schedule, If this is approved, would be as the one on file
in the Secretary's Office.
Recommend approval of the Additions Wld Deletions to the ~ring
Program, 1968, Off Campus Education. (Copy on file in the Secretary's
Office. )
Recommend policy ''Employment of Members of Family Supervisor" be
amended to read:
No person shall be assigned to an appointment where a
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member of the Immediate family shall have a supervisory
capacity or responsibility.
Recommend an increase from $12 to $15 per person for students attending
Summer Orientation. 1968.
GIFTS:
Gift of supplies and equipment from the Dow Chemical
Company to the Chemistry Department. Estimated value -
$6138.74.
Gift of periodicals, glass ware, and chemicals from the Dow
Chemical Company to the Chemistry Department. Estimated
value - $569.67.
Gift of Reed-Prentiss 4 oz. Injection Molding Machine from
the Dow Chemical Company to the Industrial Education
Department. Estimated value - $5,000.
Gift of $500 from the Dow Corning Corporation earmarked
for the Research Fund, Chemistry Department.
Gift of group of specimens for the projected sclem::e museum
of Central Michigan Unive rs ity in addition to 29 volumes In
forestry , ornithology, and general natural history to the
Biology Department. Estimated value - $978.
Gift of twelve (12) shares of General Motors stock for the
Neithercut Woodland Project donated by Mr. William A.
Neithercut. Estimated value - $1.014.
Gilt of energy absorbing steering column from the Saginaw
Steering Gear DiviSion of General Motors Corporation to the
Industrial Educatton Department. Estimated value - $50.
Gift of two Hondas from the Honda Company to the Off Campus
Education Division for use in their Dliver Education Programs­on-
campus and off-campus. Estimated value - $500.
To The University Library:
From:
Dr. John Leighly, Berkeley, California, an issue of the Journal
of Geophysical Research for 1966. Estimated value - $25.
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Gifts Continued -
To the Clarke Historical Library:
From:
Mr. Gerald Elliott. Grand Rapids, Michigan, books and
pamphlets. Estimated value - $58.
Mr. Elmer Scovill, History Department, Central Michigan
University, fUes of the newspaper, The Wolverine Citizen.
Miss Dorothy Nagel, Detroit, Michigan, collection of books,
pamphlets and manuscripts. Estimated value - $625.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Slaby, Traverse City, Michigan,
old catalog of pony carts. Estimated value - $10.
Mrs. Kathy Lutz, Mt. Pleasant, Michigan, collection of
Civil War letters and family correspondence. Estimated
value - $75.
To the Central Michigan University Development Fund:
From:
Miss Daphne Dodds
Miss Rachel Loughridge
Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Hislop
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Seibel
Mr. Myron Georgia
SceniC Trails Council, Inc.
Dr. Donald A. Borchard
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Babcock
Dr. and Mrs. William Theunissen
Mr. Charles V. Park
Mr. Donald Patrick
Alice Blss
Mr. Leonard E. Fritz
Dr. Leland r. Doan
Dr. Norman E. Clarke
Mr. Charles A. McLeod, Jr.
Mr. Benjamin F. Gibson
Mr. Herbert J . Dreher
Dr. John S. Tennant
Mr. and Mrs. John DeCarlo
Beverly Milner
Arthur Andersen and Company
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S 50.00 Dodds Poetry Contest
25. 00 Undesignated
25. 00 Undesignated
50.00 Undesignated
50.00 Undesignated
30.00 Student Aid Fund
(C. L. Anspach)
25. 00 Undeslgnated
30.00 Undesignated
50.00 Athletic Grant-In- Aid
25.00 Undesignated
25. 00 Undesignated
25. 00 Undeslgnated
50. 00 Industr ial Arts
100.00 Undes ignated
3,500.00 Clarke Historical Library
25 . 00 Undesignated
25.00 Undesignated
500.00 Clara Getman Dreher
Short Term Loan Fund
500. 00 Undesignated
50. 00 Development Fund Fellowships
25. 00 Undesignated
25.00 Matching Grant - AUred E.
Cambr idge, Jr.
Gifts Continued -
To The Central Michigan University Development Fund:
From:
Mrs. Van Lieu Minor $ 50.00 Undeslgnated
25. 00 Undesignated
25.00 Undeslgnated
50.00 Undesignated
25.00 Undesignated
150. 00 Undeslgnated
25. 00 Undeslgnated
25.00 Undes lgnated
Mr. and Mr s. Rex Hewlett
Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Totzke
Mazie Gitchell
Sherman D. Hicks
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Meyer
Robert J. S. Mark
Mr. and Mrs. Ray W. Richardson
Bernice Sutterfield Ridout
Ar lene D. VanNess
Dr. Robert L. Hire
Miss Carol H. Smith
William Lester McDaniel
W. B. Boyden
Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Philipp
Daily Times-News
365. 00 Robert A. Butterfield
Student Loan Fund
25.00 Undeslgnated
50.00 Undesignated
50.00 Fellowships or &holarships
100.00 Undeslgnated
25.00 Undeslgnated
50. 00 Athletic Grant-in-Aid
1, 400.00 Panax
Chairman Cofer called for reports from tbe standing Committees :
Finance Committee -- Mr. Wightman
As a result of a recent meeting of the Finance Committee, two
Resolutions were presented to the Board for appr ovaL
It was moved and. carried that the following Resolution be adopted:
RESOLUTION APPROVING AND PROVIDING FOR THE
EXECUTION OF A LOAN AGREE MENT, AND NUMBERED
CONTRACT NO. H (402) - 3018, BY AND BETWEEN
CENTRA L MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES AND
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
BE IT RESOLVED BY CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY BOARD
OF TRUSTEES (the constitutional and statutory board of control of Central
Michigan Univers ity) , as follows:
SECTION 1. The pending Loan Agreement and numbered Contract
No. H (402) - 3018 and relating to the erection on the campus of Central
Michigan University, an educational institution of highe r lear ning located
in Mount P leasant, Mic higan, of two new dor mitories to proVide housing
and appurtenant facilities for appr oximately 416 men students , 416 women
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students, and 4 supervisors, by and between Central Michigan University
Board of Trustees and the United Slates of America, Is hereby in all
respects approved.
SECTION 2. The Treasurer of Central Michigan University Board
of Trustees Is hereby authorized and directed to execute the said Loan
Agreement In two counteI1larts on behaU of Centr al Michigan University
Board of Trustees and the Secretary of Central Michigan Unive r sity Board
of TrllBtees Is hereby authorized and directed to Impress and attest the
official seal of Central Michigan University on each such counteI1lart and to
forward two such counterparts to the Department of Housing and Urban
Development, together with such other documents relative to the approval
and execution of such counterparts and to this Resolution as may be required
by the Government.
It was moved and carr ied that a ResoluUon of Board of Control
of Central Michigan Univers ity authorizing construction financing
in an aggregate amount of $3 , 000, 000 be adopted. (Copy on CUe
In the Secretary's Office.)
These are standard Resolutions firming up a previous commitment
to finance the Southwest Quadrangle. The Department of Housing
and Urban Development loan of $3,000,000 will repay the construction
loan of that amount from the National Bank of Detroit.
Academic Affairs -- Mr. Umphrey
Mr. Umphrey announced a meeting of the Faculty Liaison
Committee and the Academic Affairs CommUtee following
the Board meeting today.
Presidential Selection Committee -- Mrs. Halstad
A number of candidates have visited the campus, meeting with
various people at their own request. The process is moving as
rapidly as possible, a few more candidates will visit the campus
within the next few weeks.
President Foust reviewed the request from student Government for reviSion
of the Constitution of the Student Body. This matter had come before the
Board on J anuary 17, 1968, at which time it was referred back to the
administration for recommendation. Since there are baSic concerns needing
modification, President Foust etated he could not make a positive recommenda­tion
for approval in its present form.
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It was moved that the Student Body Constitution referred to the Board for
approval be referred back to the Student Body and the administration and
that they come to an agreement relative to the amendments and revisions
before recommendation to the Board for action. The motion was amended
to read "with some expediency, if possible, by the next meeting of the Board. "
Carried.
Student Body President Steve Rison invited the Board members to an open
hearing concerning points of conflicts on Monday, February 26, during the
regular Student Senate meeting.
President Foust asked for direction on how far and how fast he should
implement the procedure r elative to the selection of a new Dean of the
&hool of Arts and &iences and the selection of a Vice P resident. It was
moved and carried that the University proceed with the established policy
on appointment of Deans through Section 2, up to Section 3. Carried.
In other words, the screening committee can be organized and start
seeking candidates but no balloting will take place until after the new
president is selected. This will give the incoming president an opportunity
to suggest possible candidates, if he so desires .
The above action refers to the Dean of the &hool of A rts and Sciences.
The University is not to proceed at this time in selection of a new Vice
P resident.
Dr. Dovee reported to the Board that federal funds would not be available
to the University for financing a new Health Service since the facility would
not be used in the process of training people in the medical profession. The
building will be financed on pledged student fees.
Dr. Bovee presented the administrative problem of obtaining parental
permission for students with over 55 hours of credit to live in unapproved
housing. The Board reaffirmed its stand that written permission from
parents be on file with the University prior to occupying unapproved housing.
Students violating this regulation will have their matriculation cancelled .
President Foust reviewed the future of the Educational Television Council
as it relates to the University. The Council has requested financial
assistance in order to continue its operation. The Board expressed an
interest in this pr ogram and, providing ce r tain qualifications can be met,
favorable consideration may be considered. Chairman Cofer asked
President Foust to meet with the Educational Televis ion Council and discuss
the role the University would assume in the program and report back to the
Board.
The meeting adjourned at 3:45 P. M.
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Secretary
Central Michigan University Board of Trustees
Meeting of February 21, 1968
Mt. Pleasant, Michigan
Members present: Mrs. Jean E. Backus ; Roger M. Busfield, Jr.;
Lloyd M. Cofer. Chairman; Mrs. Katharine C. Hafstad; James M.
Umphrey; Walter W. Wightman; Judson W. Foust, President.
Also: Norvall C. Bovee, Treasurer; Mrs. Jeanne F. Collins, Secretary;
John H. DeCarlo, Vice Pr esident of Public &:rvices; Byron P. Gallagher,
Legal Counsel ; Wilbur E, l'IIoore. Vice President of Academic Affairs.
Members absent: Alfred J . Fortino: Lawrence D. Rahilly.
The meeting was called to order at 2;15 P. M, by the Chairman.
The Minutes of the Meeting of January 17, 1968, were approved as printed.
A motion was made to accept the Formal Recommendations as presented by
President Foust, with the exception of Item 87. The motion was amended to
indicate, "We accept with deep regret, Item *1, the resignation of
Dr. Wilbur E. l\Ioore as of February 1, 1969." Carried.
A motion was made and carried that Item 87, the approval of three new
graduate programs, be accepted after amending the recommendation to
read "Specialist in Biology" rather than ''Scholar of Science Degree (Six
Year Program) in Biology , "
RETffiEMENTS:
Dr. Wilbur E. Moore, Vice President of Academic Affairs,
effective February 1, 196 9, with the rank of Vice President
Emeritus.
Dr. James E, Bowman. Professor, industrial Education
Department, effective approximately Novembe r 30, 1968,
with the rank of Professor Emeritus.
Mrs. Marie B. Bowman, Secretary C-6, Registrar's Office,
Student Personnel Services, effective March 15, 1968.
RESIGNATIONS:
Mr. Glenn D, Blaisdell, M, D" UniverSity PhySician, Student
Health &:rvices, effective January 22, 1968.
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Resignations Continued -
Mr. Robert B. Kovach, Temporary Instructor, Mathematics
Department, effective February 1, 1968.
Mr. Andrew J. Schieberl, Systems/Analyst/Programmer,
A-III, Data Processing, effective January 12, 1968.
Mrs. Susan Bushey, Stenographer C-2 , Academic Affairs,
effective February 3, 1968,
lIlrs. Lynne Dickinson, Cashier C-O, University Center
Reservation, effective January 4, 1968.
Mrs, Linda L, Napoletano, Cashier C-1, one-half time,
Business Division, effective February 7, 1968.
Mrs, Anita Risbridger, Clerk-Typist C-l, Placement
Office. effective January 19, 1968.
Mrs, Julia Scholand, Library Service Staff C-O, Library­Reference
Department, effective January 23, 1968.
Mrs. Andrea Siegenthaler, &:cretary C-3. Graduate
Studies Office, effective February 2, 1968.
Miss Sue A. Wa.terman, Keypunch Operator C-1, Data
Processing, effective January 18, 1968.
Mrs. Janice Wiitala, Bookkeeper C-3, Business Division,
effective January 26, 1968.
Mrs. Joy Bonnett, Nurses Aide, Student Health Services,
effective January 26, 1008.
Mrs. Chrystelle F. Walling, Registered Nurse, student
Health Services. effective January 4, 1968.
Mr, Donald E. Courtney, Motor Vehicle Operator M-2,
Motor Pool, effective January 3, 1968.
Mr. Ward Lennox, Custodian M-1, Maintenance Department,
effective February 13, 1968.
Mr. Donnis Lyness, Custodian M-l, University Center and
Southeast Center. effective January 27, 1968.
Mr. Alan W. Madsen, Student Maintenance Supervisor,
Housing Department, effective January 31, 1968.
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Resignations Continued -
Mr. Carl Methner, Jr., Student Maintenance Supervisor,
Housing Department, effective January 31, 1968.
One Temporary Groundsman has resigned since the last
report to the Board on January 17, 1968.
DEATHS:
Mr. Leonard Ball. Custodian M-l, Maintenance Department,
died in January. 1968.
APPOINTMENTS:
I'Ilr. Otis Dickens, Assistant instructor, Temporary,
Secondary Education Department, effective for the spring
semester of the academic year 1967-68 only, beginning
February 4, 1968,
Mr. Will iam R. Force, Assistant Professor, Secondary
Education Department, effective for the spring semester
of the academic year 1967-68, beginning February 4, 1968,
and effective fo r the academic year 1968-69, beginning
September 1, 1968.
Miss Barbara Lee Gardecki, Assistant Professor,
Psychology Department, effective for the academic year
1968-69, beginning September 1, 1968.
Dr. Douglas Gilmore, Associate Professor, Temporary,
Secondary Education Department, effective for the spring
semester of the academic year 1967- 68 only, beginning
February 4, 1968,
Miss Abigail Hadiey, Temporary instructor, Art
Department, effective for the spring semester of the
academic year 1967- 68 only, beginning February 4, 1968,
r-.1r. Monte L. Higgins, part-time, Producer-Director ,
A-II, Temporary, Television, effective for the spring
semester of the academic year 1967-68 only , beginning
February 4, 1968.
Mr. Kent G. Korber, Temporary Instructor, Speech and
Drama Department, effective for the spr ing semester of
the academic year 1967-68 only, beginning February 4, 1968,
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Appointments Continued -
Mr. Allen E. Liska, Instructor , Sociology Department,
effective for the spring semester of the academic year
1967-68 only, beginning February 4, 1968.
Dr. Samuel J. Lukens, Professor, Business Department,
effective for the academic year 1968-69, beginning
September 1, 1968,
Mr. W. Donald Martin, ASSistant Professor, Recreation
Department, effective for the academic year 1968-69.
beginning September 1, 1968.
Dr. Frank G. Mullen, Jr . , ASSistant Profes sor,
Psychology Department, effective for the academic year
1968-69 , beginning September 1, 1968.
Mrs . Martha Polley, Temporary Assistant Instructor ,
par t-time, Home Economics Department, effective fo r
the spring semester of the academic year 1967- 68 only,
beginning February 4, 1968.
Mr. Joseph E. Roger s, Visiting Instructor, Business
Department, effective for the spring semester of the
academic year 1967-68 only, beginning February 4, 1968.
Mr. Michael I'll. Stump, Visiting Instr uctor, BUSiness
Department, effective for the spring semester of the
academic year 1967-68 only, beginning February 4, 1968.
Mr. Robert P. Szaro, Temporary Assistant Instructor,
part-time. Chemistry Department, effective for the
spring semester of the academic year 1967- 68 only,
beginning February 4 , 1968.
Dr. Tong- eng Wang, Visiting Assistant Professor, Economics
Department, effective for the spring semester of the academic
year 1967- 68 only, beginning Febr uary 4, 1968,
l\1rs. Suzanne \Vhitaker, Visiting instructor, Kindergarten­University
Laboratory School, effective for the spring
semester of the academic year 1967-68 only, begirming
February 4, 1968.
Dr. Irving C, Whittemore , Visiting Lecturer, Psychology
Department, effective for the academic year 1968-69,
beginning September 1, 1968.
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Appointments Continued -
Mr. Robert L. Willison, TV Engineer A-I. Television,
effec tive for the period of January 3- J une 30, 1968.
l\lrs. Janice G. Allen, Secretary C-2, one-half time,
Art Depa rtment, effective January 29, 1968.
Mrs. Ruth Babich. Library Service Staff C-O, one-half
time, Library-Reference Department, effective Febr uary 5,
1968.
!'oIl'S. Evelyn F. Goffnctt, Recording Clerk C-l, Registrar's
Office , Student Personnel Services, effective January 29,
1966.
Mrs . Lynne House, Secretary C-4, Academic Affairs,
effective February 5, 19G8.
Mrs . Je anne Howell, Secretary C-3 , Graduate Studies
Office, effective Februar y 5, 1968 .
Mrs, Jane Ogllvle, Cle rk-Typist C-l , Placement Office,
effective January 19. 1968.
Mrs. Eileen Hau, Key Punch OperateI' C-1, Data
Processing, effective Ja n uar~' 29 , 1968.
Mrs. Nancy Robison, Stenographer C- 2, one- half time,
Industrial Education Depa r tment, effective February 5. 1968.
Mrs. Theresa S. Thompson, Secr etary C- 4, Academic
Affa irs. effective February 12, 1968.
Mrs. Eldonna Tr ainor. Cllsh ie r C- O, Reservation and
Southeast Grill, effective January 15. 1968.
MrS. Ann Turley, Stenographer C-2. Sociology Department,
effective December 28 . 1967 ,
ltrs . Eloise C. Priest. Registered Nurse, Student Health
Services, re lief work, effective January 4, 19G8.
Mr. Paul G. Bnzeley, Student Maintenance Supervisor,
Housing, effective February 1, 1968.
Mr. Raleigh Smith, Student Maintenance Supervisor, HOUSing
Department. eflectlve February 1. 1968.
Appointme nts Continued -
Mrs. Beulah E. Sandy, Housekeepe r M-O, student Health
Services, erfective February 8, 1968.
One Temporary Groundsman has been hired since the last
report to the Board on January 17, 1968.
LEAVES OF ABSENCE;
Dr. J . Harold Smith, Professor
English Department
Change from Spring 1968 to
Spring 1969 With Full Salary
Mrs. Fred Palmer, Resident Adviser, Housing Department,
effect1ve for the academic year 1968-69, without pay.
Mrs. Donna Anderson, Secretary C-5, Academic Affairs,
effective beginning F ebruary 8, 1968, for a period not to
exceed ten months, without pay .
Mrs. Donna Davis, Clerk C-1, Business Division, effective
January 4, 1968, without pay (or ninety days or until her
health permits bel' to return to work.
Mrs. Lita Krick. Housekeeper M-O, Student Healtb Services,
effective January 25, 1968, without pay, for six months .
TRANSFERS AND RECLASSIFICATIONS;
Miss Ima Cbambers, Acting Chairman, Department of BUSiness
Education, e(!ective for the spring semester of the academic
year 1967-68, beginning February 4, 1968.
Dr. A. R. Gaskill, Professor, Director of Bureau of School
Services, from that of Professor, Elementary Education
Department, effective February 4 , 1968.
Mrs. Irene Atterberry, Stenographer C- 2, Pbysics Department,
one- balf time, from that of Typist C-1, Pbysics Department,
effective January 29, 1968.
Mrs. Rose Marie Bowers, Typist C-1, Academic Affairs,
from that of 1)tpist C-O, Academtc Affairs, effective February 18,
1968.
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Transfers and Reclassifications Continued -
Mrs. Evelyn Cary, Clerk C-O, Maintenance Department,
from that of Clerk C-O, one-half time, Industrial Education
Department, and one-half time, Maintenance Department,
effective February 5, 1968.
Mrs. Carol Jennings, Stenographer C-2, Academic Affairs,
f rom that of Clerk C-l, Academic Affairs, eUective
February 18, 1968 .
Mrs. Marjorie Julian, Secretary C-5, Registrar's Office,
Student Personnel Services, from that of Stenographer C- 3,
Registra r 's Office, Student Personnel Services, effective
J anuary 29 . 1968.
Mr s. Marjor ie L. Keene, Stenographer C-3. Registrar 's
Office, Student Personnel Services , from that of Cle rk C-1,
Registrar 's Office, Student Peraonnel Services, effective
January 29. 1968.
Mrs. Roberta Moe, stenogr apher C-3, Elementary Education
Del)artment, from that of Stenogr apher C-3, one-half time,
Elementary Education Department. and one- half time, Dean of
Education Offi ce, effective February 4, 1968.
Mrs. Eleanor L. Myers, Stenographer C-3, Jou rnalism
Department, from that of Stenographer C-3, Information
Servicea, effective February 4, 1968.
Mrs. Marguerite W. Read , Stenographer C-2, Secondary
Education Depar tment, from that of Stenographer C- 2, one­haH
time. Secondary Education Department, and one-half
time Dean of Education Office, effective February 5, 1968.
Mrs. Mary Watson, Stenographer C-2, one- half time,
Phys ics Department, from that of Clerk C-l, P hysics
Depar tment, effective January 29, 1968.
Mr. Donald Courtney, Groundsman M- l , Maintenance
Department, from that of Motor Vehicle Operator M-2,
Maintenance Department, effective January 18, 1968.
Mr. John David Krantz, Motor Vehicle Operator M-2,
Motor Pool, fr om that of Temporary, part-time, Motor
Vehicle Ope rator M-2, Motor Pool, effective Janua- 22,
1968.
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T ransfe rs and Reclassifications Continued -
Mr. Lanny Prout, Custodian M-1, Maintenance Department,
from that of Tempora ry Groundsman, Maintenance Department,
e ffec tive February 5, 1968.
Mr. Raymond Rock. Custodian SWingman, M-l, l\Iaintenance
Department, from that of Tempor a ry Groundsman, Maintenance
Depa r tment, effective J anuary 22. 1968.
Mr. Theodore Sytek, Grounds Maintenance M- l, Maintenance
Department, from that of Temporary Groundsman, Maintenance
Depa r tment , effective J anuary 22, 1968.
SALARY ADJ USTr.1ENTS:
Mr. Hugh Motiagh, Assistant Professor, Elementary
Education Department, effective beginning with the spring
semester 1968.
Mr. Richard L. Powe ll, Assistant Professor, Speech and
Drama Department, e CCecUve beginning with the spring
semester 1968.
Recommend that the rank of President Emeritus be given to Dr. Judson W.
Foust. President, upon his r e tirement at tho end of the 1967-68 academic
year,
Recommend that the rank of Dean Emeritus be given to Dr. Cleon C.
Richtmeyer, Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences. upon his
retirement January 1, 1969.
Recommend approval of the request of Dr. John Hepler, Chairman of the
English Department, to change his date of resignation as Department
Chair man, fr om J uly 1, 1968, as approved by the Board on November 15,
1967, to August I, 1968.
Recommend approval of the [ollowlng Honorary Degree Candidates and
Degrees for the June, 1968 , Commencement:
William G. Milliken
E. Allan Morrow
Stephen A. Partington
Doctor of Laws
Doctor of Laws
Doctor of Laws
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