Centro l Michigan University Board of Trus tees
Meeting of August 22, 1970
Beaver Island Center
Members present: Dr. Roger M. Busfield , Jr. , Chairman; Dr. Lloyd M. Cofer;
tw. Alfred J. Fortino; Mrs. Kathari ne C. Hoktad; tw. James M. Umphrey;
NIT. Walter W. Wightman and NIT. William B. Boyd, President.
Members absent: NIT. lawrence D. Rahilly
Alsoottending: NIT . Norvo ll C. Bovee, Treasurer; Mr. Terrence J. Carey,
Secretary to the Board of Tnntees; Ms. Arthur EIIb , Vice President fOf'
Public Affo in; MI. James E. Hayes; Vice Provost for Research; NIT. Albert
S. Miles, Vice President fOf Student Affairs and th. Charles J. Ping,
Provost.
The meeting was ca lled to order ot 3:50 P.M. by the Chairman.
The minutes of the June 17, 1970 meeting were approved.
PERSONNEL ACTIONS;
It was moved, seconded a nd carried that the following recommendations of
the odminis trotion be opproved.
Resignations:
Edward Sabcock, Anistont Professor, Phys ics, July I , 1970
Donna Kn igh t, Resident Adviser, July 4, 1970
Mohbonoo Manh, Instructor, Political Science, June 6, 1970
Robert Noo rsh , Instructor, Politicol Science, August, 1970
Dione Pick, InsfnJcftlr, Recreation, September, 1970
Noortha Sauer, Resident Adviser, June 30, 1970
w.arlot W. Williams, Counse ling Psychologist, June 6, 1970
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CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY
BOARD- Of TRUSTEES MINUTES
AUGUsr 22, 1970
Resigoations - continued:
/W:Jry lou Bolt, Senior Clerk Typist C-2, Music
Morgoret Crv%, Bookkeeper C-4, Business Division
Ilene Dowling , Nurws Aide, Heolth Services
Shirley DuO%lk, Senior Clerk Typist C-2, one-half time, Economics
Sondra Elder , Clerk Steno C-3, Perwnnel Office
Milan Eldred, Custodian MF-4, Physical Plant
Robert Florian, Senior Custodian MF-7, Maintenance
Lorrel' Frederick, Senior Clerk Steno C-4, Information Services
Elaine Green, Clerk Steno C-3, Auxiliary Enterprises
lob Hort%l er, Senior Clerk Steno C-4, Academic Affairs
Elsie Helms, Clerk C-l , Registrar and Records
ResoUnd Hillary, Registered Nurw, Health Services
Koren Hollenbeck, Secretory C-5, Business Cmce
Lloyd Hulso, CV$todlon MF-4, Housing
Linda Jordon, Senior Clerk Typist C-2, Groduate Office
Donna Joslen, Senior Clerk Steno C-4, Heolth, Physical Education
and Recreation
Suzanne Kosten, Secretory C-5, Biology
Carole longschwoger, Senior Clerk Steno C-4, Television
Joon McNally, Utility Helper MF-I, Cafeteria and Catering
Alfredo Moses, Cook's Helper MF-l, Auxiliary Enterprises
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Resigoations - continued:
George Nonel, Utility Helper Mf-I, University Center Food Services
/W:Jry Jone Nestle , Swltchboord Operotor C-I , Centrex
Christino Orlik, Clerk Typist c-r, lIbrory
Gilson Pc»tlethYlOit, Custodian MF-4, Mointenol'lC.e
lI ndo Richardson, Clerk Steno C-3, Education
Kay Ruckle, Clerk C-I , Documenh library
lindo SchmolTOw, Nurws Aide, Health Services
/W:Jry Lou Sheppor.d, Nurses Aide PTSM-I , Health Services
linda Smith, Senior Clerk Typist C-2, Psychology
laurel Trotter, Clerk Typist C- l, one- half lime, Ubrory
Kathy Walker, Princlpol Clerk C-4, Placement
Appointments:
Robert Anthony, Assistant Professor, ten months, 1970-71 ,
Accounting
A.B ., University of Michigan, 1938
M.B.A., University of Michigan , 1941
Barbara J . Ashton, Resident Adviser A-I , Housing
B.A., Elmhurst Col lege, 1969
Grodoote work: Michigan State Unlvenity
/W:Jrcia Ba iley, Assistant ProfeuM, ten months, 1970-71, one-fourth
Vocotional Education Project, three-fourth Physics
B.A ., Oberl in College, 1960
Ph.D., University of Wisconsin, 1965
Jane Balcerzak, Resident Adviser A-I, HOV$ing
B.A., Michigan State University, 1968
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Appointments ~ continued:
Doniel W. Benjomin, Temporory Assistant Instructor, ten months,
1970~71, Biology
B.S" Centro! Michigan University, 1968
M.S., Centro! Michigan University (Expected 1970)
Gerold Fronc!s Brozo, reappointment, Instructor, ten months, 1 970~7 1 ,
Health Eclucatlon
B.S., Wisconsin State University, 1967
M.S., Ohio State University, 1969
Roberta Ann Brockman, reappointment , Temporary instructor, Fall
Semester, 1970-71 , Foreign Languages
B.Ed., University of Mi$$Ouri , 1959
M.A., University of Mi$$Ouri, 1962
Richard William Buchanan, Tempol'(lry Instructor, ten months,
1 970 ~71 , Business
B.S., University of Illinois, 1966
M.B.A., Washington University, 1969
Roy F. Burlington, Associate Professor, ten months, 1970-71,
Biology
B.S. , Purdue University, 1959
M.S" Purdue Unlvenlty, 1961
Ph.D., Purdue University, 1964
Robert Allan Chaffer, Assbtont Professor, ten months, 1970-7T,
f..1a thematles
B.S., Illinois State University, 1961
M.S., lIIinols Stote University, 1963
Ph.D., University of Mi$$Ourl , 1970
Gerry M. Church, Temporary Assistant Professo r, Political Science,
1970-71, one-holf time, ten manths; and Director, local Government
Center, one- holf time, ten months and full~time, summer
B.S., North TeXCIs State, 1956
M.Ed., North TeXCIs State, 1957
Ph. D., Claremoht Groduote School (Expected February, 1971)
Da le E. Cleland, Resident Adviser A-I, Housing, one-half time
B.S.B.A., Centro l Michigan University, 1970
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Appointments ~ continued:
lee T. Cox, reappointment, Temporary instructCM", ten months,
1 970-71, Ph~ics
B.S., Brigham Young University , 1953
M.S., Brlghom Yovng University, 1959
James W. Domitio, Temporary AlI5istant Instructor, ten months,
1970::71, Busioess
B.5., Centrol Michlgon University , 1969
M.B.A., Michigan Stete University (Expected August, 1970)
Bvrtan S. Fettig, Assistant Professor, ten months, 1970-71 , Student
Personnel Services, Counse ling Center
B.S., GeCM"ge Williams College, 1957
M.A ., Central Michigan University, 1961
Ed.D., Indiana University (Expected 1970)
Jonathon B. Ford, Assistant Pl'(lfessor, ten months, 1970-71,
Chemistry
B.A., Ka lamazoo College, 1962
M.S., University of Michlgon, 1964
M-.S., University of Michigan, 1966
Ph. D., University of MichIgan, 1-968
Postdoctorol Fellowship, Univarslty of Colifomia,_ 1968~70
Yolaine Georges, Instructor, ten months, 1970-71, Foreign Languoges
B.A ., University or Haiti , 1964
M.A., £astern Michigan University, 1970
Borboro Golds tein, Temporory Assistant Instructor, Ierl montN, 1970-7\.
Physical Education
B.S., Brooklyn College, 1969
Raymond E. Hampton, ProfeUOf,. ten months, 1970-n,- Biology
B.A., Midwestern University, 1955
M.S., Kon$Q$ State College, 1957
Ph.D., l/niversityofWisconsin, 19l:1J
Kenneth G. Hance, Dhtlnguished Visiting Professor, one-half time,
ten months, 1970-71, Speech and Dramatic Arts
B.A., Olivet College, 1924
M.A •• Olivet College, 1926
Ph.D., University of Michigan,. 1937
lH. D., Olivet College, 1961
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Appoi ntments - continued:
Normon :Jennings, Assisant Professor, ten months, 1970-71,
Music.
B.M. , Kansos City Co05ervatory of Music - Composition , 1955
B.M. , Kansas City Conservatory of ~ic - Voice , 1958
B.M. , Kansas City Conservatory of Music - Theory , 1957
M.M. , Indlano University - Voice, 1970
D.M.A., Unlvenity of Missouri - Voice, 1970
H. E. Kanitz , Assistant Professar, ten months, 1970-71, Guidance
and Counselor Education
B.S., Michigan Stote University, 1959
M.Ed., University of Toledo, 1966
Ph.D., Ohio Stote University (Expected 1970)
David l. Kizer, Assistant Professor, ten months, 1970-71 , PhY'icol
fducatlon
A.B.. , Fresno State CoHege, 1961
M.A" Fresno State College, 1968
Advanced work: Colorado State
Gertrude J . Knight, Reddent Adviser A-I , HOU$itlg
Kim Kratky, Temporary Instructor, ten months, 1970- 71 , Englhn .
three-fourths time , Vocationol Edvcation Project, one-fourth time
A.B. , University of Kansas, 1968
M.A. , Northwestem Univenity, 1969
Stephen Ll ckmon, Assistant Professor, ten months, 1970-71, Music
B.M., Jullliard School of Music, 1964
M. S. , Julll1ard School of Music, 1966
Leora Lee Lockmon, Assistant Resident Adviser A-I, HOU$ing ,
one-half time
B.S. , Centra l Michlgon University, 1970
Ronald Jon Lutz , Associate Profeuor, ten months, 1970-71, Industrial
Education and Technology, three-fourths time, Vocational Education
Project, one -fourth time
B.S., Westem Illinois University, 1961
M.Ed., Univers ity of Illinois, 1963
Ed. D, University of Illinois, 1969
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Appointments - continued :
David G. McDowell , Assistant ProfeSSCH", ten months, 1970-71,
f...'o themotics
B.S., Michigan Slate Univenity , 1963
M.S., Michigan State Unlvenity, 1964
Ph.D., Michigan Stole Universi ty (Expected August , 1970)
Earl S. Mills, Anistant Professor, ten months, 1970-71, Irtdustria l
Education and TechrlO logy
B. S" Western Mic higan Universi ty, 1965
M.A. , Western Michigan University, 1968
Ph. D. , Wayne State University
AI Nea l, Temporary Assistant Professor, ten months , 1970-71,
Psychology
B.A., Augustana Coll ege , 1 9~ 1
Graduate work: Arizono State University, 1961-66
Maril yn Nichab, Temporary Instructor, ten months, 1970-71 ,
N!athemotics
B.S., Centra l Michigan University , 1968
M.A., Centra l Michigan University, 1970
t..'ory Perry, Administra tive Assistant II , Financial Aids, one-halftime
B.S., Clafl in Univers ity, 1961
James M. Quirk, Assistant Professor, ten months, 1970-71, Art
B.S., Centra l Michigan University, 1962
M.A., Central Michigan University, 1966
M.F.A ., CronbrookAcademyafArt , 1970
Lois A. Redmond, Temporory Assistant Profe$S()f, ten months, 1970- 71,
Student Teach ing
8.5 ., Univers ity of Minnesota, 1944
M.A., Eastern Mich igan Un iversity, 1964
Ph.D., Michigan State University, 1969
Sherman Michael Robbins, Instructor, ten months, 1970-71,
Journal ism , Appointment con ti ngent upon receipt of IvIaste rs
B.S.J., Ohio University, 1969
M.S.J . , Ohio Univers ity (Expected August 1970)
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Appointments - continued:
Thomas--R . Rood, Auistant ProfelSOl'_, ten--month" 1970-71,
Journalism
B.S., ,Ball Stahl, 1952
-M.A ., Sa1l State, 196\
Advanced work: 36 hours
Richard Scheel, TelTlfXl"Ory Instructor, Fall Semester 1970-71,
Accounting, one-fourth lime
-S.A., Andrews University, 1957
M.B.A., Central Michigan University, 1970
Terry Kent Sheldahl. Tempot'Ory Assistant ProfesSO!", Fall Semester
1970-71, PhUosophy
B.A., Drake University, 1963
Ph.D., John HapkindJniversity , 1967
John Stark , PTS-IO, Medicol Technologht, Health Service.
Jerry Smnley Strouse, ·Asslstant ProfesSO!", ten months, 1970-71, Home
Economics
B.A., --lock Hoven Stote College, 1967
M.A. , Pennsylvania Sla te College, 1969
f'f1. v., Pennsylvania Stote College (Expected 1970)
Dwight Wallace, InstlVetar, ten months, 1970-71, Physica l Education
B.S., Bowling Gree", 1966
M.-Cd_., Bowling Green, 1967
Thon:KIS R. Weirich, Instructor , ten "months, 1970-71, Accounting
B.S., Northern lllinail University, 1968
M.B .A., NMhem illinois Lhivenity, 1970
Eorl Wilson, Jr. , Admlnlstratl .... As!lstont IV, one-holf time Admissions
Counselor, one-holf time Center for Cultural and Naluftll ffislory
B;S ., Alma College,J965
M.S. , Central Michigan University, 1968
---uonardWaOldridge,A,sistont Resident Adviser A- I, one-ha lf time,
Housing
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Appointments - continued:
Hel..,. ZJmmerman, Anodale Profeuor, ~ months, 1970-71 ,
Businea Educal1an
B.S ., Stote Un1versity of New York, 1953
M.S., Sta le University of New York, 1959
Ph.D., University of North Dakota , 1969
Terri lynn Anthony_. Clerk Typist C-l , library
Kothleen Barrett. Clea.: Steno C-3. Admissions
Koren_Bauwma, Cler\: Steno C-3, Am ana Sciences
Jon "Darrow, Personnel Technician PTS-6, Provost l, Office
Michael DeGutls, Film Director PTS-5, Televblon
Tere"" Grey, Clerk Sleno C-3, Penonnel Office
Jone l"Hlnkle, Clerk Steno C-""3, Hauling
Winifred Johnston , Senior Clerk Typist C-2, ane--holf time , Economies
Sophronia Loshuay, Senior Cler\: Typist C-2, Accounting
Ka thleen Mobner, -Clerk C-l, library
Deborah Mead, Senior Clerk Stene C-4, Health Services
Kennetn Preltan, TV Engineer PTS-5, Television
Gory RondClll , .TV Director PTS"] ,- Televj,ion
Pomela Schafer, Senior derk Typist C-2, Music
Yanda Smalley, Clette: Typist C-t, Journalism
M:lIdne ianner, Intermediate Clerlc. C-2, R.glstror and Records
Patricio Winegar, Cleric: C-l, lUIgbtrar and Records
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Appointments - continued:
(The follow ing item wos voted on ~parote ly)
A motion 'NOS mode by Alfred Fortino, seconded by Wolter
Wigh tman and carried tha i the recommendation of the
administra tion for the appointment of Dr. Albert S. Miles,
Vice President for Student Affair$ be approved. Those in
fovor, Roger 8usFleld, Alfred Foclino and Wolter Wightman - Those
opposed, Kathari ne Hohtod -- Those abstaining,
Lloyd Cofer and Jomes Umphrey .
Ret loss i fico lions 1
Bernice Holle tt, reclassified from Assis tont Professor to Acting
Deportment Choirman with ronk of Assistant Professor, WOlnen',
Physical Education, effective August, 1970
Howard O. Holland, reclassified from Assistant Professor, oneha
lf time, Special Education, to Assistant Professor, full-time ,
Special Education, effective August 16, 1970
Robert E. Poyner, recl ass ified from Instructor to Inst ructor and
Director of Cl inical Services, Speech and Dramatic Arts, effective
August 16, 1970
James T. Stein , reclassified from Visiting Assistant Professor,
one -ha lf time , Business to Assistant Professor, full-time, Busineu,
effective August 24, 1970
Dennis Thovenet, reclassified from Assistan t Professor, one- half
time, History and one-half t.ime, Honors Program, to full - time,
Hhtory, effective August 24, 1970
Irv ing C. 'Nhlttemore , reclassified from Visi ting Professor, fu ll-time,
to Visiting Profenor, one- half time, Psychology, effective August 16,
1970
!VIorilyn Zorn, rec lassified from Assistant Professor, fu ll - time to
Anistant Professor, one-half lime, Engl ish, effective August 16, 1970
George Blackburn, reclassified from Professor, History, to one -half
time, Profe ssor, History (ten months) and one-half time, Associate
Dean, Schaa l of Arts and Sciences (twelve months), effective August 16,
1970
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Reclauificotions:
Oouglas -X. West, ~clossrfied (rom A$5oc iale Professor, Chemistry,
to one-half time , Associate Professor, Chemistry (ten ll1OIlthS) and
one-holf time, Hooon Council (twelve months), effective
August 16, )970
Oonna Boge, reclassified to Journeyman Cook Mf-8, Auxiliary
Enterprise'5
Evelyn BizlOfck, reclosslfled to Graduation Analyst (-4, Student
Personnel Services
Eva Campbell, reclassified to Senior Clerk C-3, Student Personnel
Services
Elaine Connell, reclassified to Student Personnel Supervisor PTS-3,
University Center
Marjorie Junan, reciasslAed to Evaluator C-6, Student Personnel
Services
M::lriorTe Keene, reclassified to RecorckwC-5, Student Personnel
-Services
Madeline Neff, reclossJned to Intermediate Cle~ C-2 , Purchasing
OlOries Paisley, reclassified to Boiler Operotor Mf-7, ~intenance
Isabel Pe netier , reclossJfied to Intermediate Cle~ C-2, Student
_Penonnel Services
Eileen Pollard , reclassified to Intennediote Cre~ C-2, Student
_Personnel Services
Marion Sleight, reclassified to Groduatian Consultant C-6, Student
Personnel Services
Arvilla Smith, recl assified to Intermedia te Cieri< C-2, Student Personnel
Services
Bernadette White , reclassified to Intermediate Clerk C-2, Studen~
Personnel Services
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It WQS moved, 5econded and carried that the fo llowing promotions be
approved:
Promotions :
Poul Evett, English, from Assistant Professor to Associate Professor
Charlotte Smith to Secretory C-5, Bu5iness Office
Patrick Daley to Custodian MF-4, University Center
Patri cio Dovh to Secretary C-5; Physlcol Education
Kathryn Evo"$ to Bookkeeper (-5, Accollflting
Kenneth Ferris to Custodian MF-4, Auxiliary Enterprhes
August Frick to Custodian SwinglTlOn MF-4, Physical Plont
Vincent Melka-to Custodion MF-4, Housing
Wayne Miller to Custodion Swingmon MF-4, Physicol Plont
Ste phen Port to Custodian MF-4, f'tIysical Plant
Corolrn-Schrot to SeniOf" Clerk Stena C-4 , Television
James Switzer, Senior Custodian. MF-7, Physical Pl ant
PROSPECTIVE GRADUATES:
It was moved, seconded and colTled that the list of candida tes for
September graduation and the supplemental list be approved. (Copy
on fite in the Secretory's office)
POLICY REGARD ING TENURE:
Motion WQ$ mode, seconded and calTied approving the follow ing
recommendation accepted by the University Senote in rega rd to
fac u~ty tenure:
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Policy Regordil'l9 Tenure - continued
"After the expiration of a probationary period, not to exceed
five years, pen;ons holding foculty status of the ronk of Instructor
or above shol l have permanent or continuous tenure, and their
services shal! be terminated only for adequate cause, except in
the case of retirement for Og8, or under extraordinary circumstances
beeouse of financial exigencies. Provided, that the probationary
period may be extended annually to provide for the tenure condidote's
cont inued professional growth (1. e. I completion of the cIoctorote or
whatever requirements the tenure condidote's deportment has
stipula ted in writing that he mvst ochieve in order to be comidered
for tenure) not to exceed two years upon the recommendation of the
President and approval by the Centrol Michigan Board of Trudees. "
POLICY REGARDING PROMOTION:
Motion WQs mode, seconded and colTied approving the following
recommendation from the Un ivenity Senate regarding criteria for
promotion:
"Instructor
1. No change.
2. AcId: Exceptions to th is policy for purposes of continued
professional development con be mode upon the request of
and:
the department and with the recommendation of the President
a nd the a pproval of the Board of Trustees for a period not to
exceed additional yean or a total probationary period of more
than seven years .
Assistant Professor
I, No change.
2. Add: ExceptiOl'l$ to thh policy fOf" purposes of continued professiona l
deve lopment con be mode upon request of the deponnent and with the
recommendation of the President and the opprovol of the Boord of
Trustees for a period not to exceed two additional years or a lotal
probationary period of not more than six yean. "
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ELIMINATION OF DISTINCTION BETWEEN SENIOR AND JUNIOR FACULTY:
Motion WIlS mode, seconded and carried opj)foving the fo llowing
recommendo tlon from the University Seoate regarding elimination
of distinction between senior ond iunior faculty:
Faculty Hondbook, p. 19 (footnote)
*Senlor members of the deportment shall be interpreted to mean a ll
those who hold rank either as Professor or Associate Professor with
(I minimum of one year's service on this campV$ plus those Assistant
Professors who have completed at least three years service on this
campus.
APPROVAL OF OPERATING BUDGET, 1970-71:
Motion was mode, seconded and carried oppr.oving the Genera l Fund
Operating Budget, 1970-71. (Copy on file in the Secretary 's
Office)
ESTABLISHMENT OF CHERYL FAYE DOEHRING LOAN FUND:
fv\ot ion was mode, seconded and carried approving the recommendation
that the Cheryl faye Doehring loon Fund be accepted by the Boord of
Trustees and tha t the fo llowing sfolement be approved for printing in the
Univenity 's col'olO9:
"Cheryl Faye Doehring loon Fund
The Cheryl Foye Doehring Loon Fund was established in 1970 in
memory of Cheryl Foye Doehri ng and her unselfish ottemph to
help others despite her own handicaps. The fund was mode panible
through the contri butions of Ce ntra l Michigan University Speech
Deportment, friends and family. The fund wi ll provide non-interest
beari ng loons to students needing temporary financia l assistance."
8.
MODIFICATION OF SCHOLARSHIP AND GRANT POLICI ES;
Motion wos mode, seconded and carried opP'"oving the modification
of Board of Trustees scholarships and grant policies. (Copy on file
in the Secretory's Office)
BROOMFIELD ROAD MARRIED STUDENT APARTMENT PROJECT:
Dr. Bovee discussed the Bids on the project ond expressed his hope that by
re-bidding the project with $OfH minor changes, that it could be brought
in line with the budget. fv\otion was mode, seconded and carried
that the folrowing resolution be adopted:
Resolution
WHEREAS, bids received on the Broomfield Rood Group I Married
Student Apartment complex were in excess of the budget, and
WHEREAS, it is believed that the project can be reduced in scope
to bri ng it within budget
BE IT RESOLVED, that all bids received 011 August 6, 1970, for
the Broomfield Rood Group I Morried Student Ap:utment complex
be rejected and the project re-bid .
APPOINTMENT OF ARCHITECT FOR REMODELING OF OLD LIBRARY:
Motion WO'S mode, seconded and carried approving the recommendation
that Roger Allen and Anodote! be named by Centra l Michigan Univenity
for remodeling work in the Old library.
PUBLIC SERVICES DIVISION NAME CHANGE:
fv\otion was mode, seconded and corried approving the change in title
of the former office of Vice President for Publ ic: Services to Vice President
for Pub lic Affa irs.
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TIME EXTENSION FOR CONSTRUCTION OF SOUTHWEST RESIDENCE
HALL COMPLEX:
Motion was made, seconded and carried that the following resolution
be adopted:
GIFTS:
Resolution
WHEREAS, eight lobar strikes from November, 1968 to June,
1970, totalling 10 1/2 months have deloyed the completion of
the Southwest Residen<:e Hall Complex.
BE IT RESOLVED, that the completion dote of July 16, 1969,
stoted in the originol contract with the Christman Company for
the construction of the Southwest Residence Hall Complex be
changed to June 1, 1970.
IVIofion was made by James Umphrey, with on expression of thanks to the
Dow Chemical Company for its contribution to the ;.rory Jane Merrill
Agency Fund, seconded by Lloyd Cofer and carried thot the following gifts
be accepted. Charles Ping requested that special thanks be given to the
Dow Chemical Company for their various gifts and grants.
Grant of $500 to the Department of Chemistry, and $1,000 to the School
of Business Administration from the Dow Chemical Company.
Check in the omount of $1,050 for use at the discretion of the Dean of the
School of Arts and Sciences from the Economic Geology Publishing Company.
Scholarship aid grant of $400 to the Department of Music from the Presser
Foundation .
Compound materials with 0 market value of $600 to the Department of Physics
from the Dow Chemica I Compony.
Equipment valued at $9,000 to the Department of Chemishy from the Dow
Chemical Company.
Supplies and materials valued at $8,998.85 to the Department of Chemistry
from the Dow Chemical Company.
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Gifts - <:ontinue<i:
Dow Chemical Company -$300.00
(matching funds, Mary Jane
Merrill, Agen<:y Fund)
Dr. Leland 1. Docn 100.00
Mr. Wolter C. Childs 100.00
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Arnold 100.00
Mrs. Katharine Hofstad
Mr. Clifford R. Carnahan
Dow Chemical Company
Dr. Rober L. Hire
Mr. Virgil K. Rowland
Dr. and Mrs. Wilbur Moore
Dr. Donald W. Kilbourn
Mr. Cameron Dean
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilcox Murphy
Dow Chemical Co., Iv\:Jtching
Grant with M. and E. Luce
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Stone
Woe. and Mrs. Jacob Baier
Noes. Carol Heller Smith
100.00
100.00
55.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
30.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
~8.
General Fund
General Fund
General Fund
Designated: Athletic
Grant-in-Aid
(Century Club)
Designated: Faculty
Research Fund
General Fund
General Fund
Genera I Fund
Undesignated
General Fund
General Fund
General Fund
Designated: Bernice
Maser Vaughan
tv\emorial Fund
General Fund
General Fund
Genera I Fund
General Fund
Gifts - continved:
Mrs. Ella Pearce Johnson
Mr. ond-Mrs. Jock Loodon
The Cleveland Electric
Illuminating Company
Mr. Richard Terpstra
Miss Shirley A. Homen
Mis. Pauline Laylin
MI. and Mr5. Clarence Turno
Miss Kathryn C. Moessner
Dr. Evelyn I. Rot)ner
Dr--. John P. Wood
tk. and Mrs. Jock Clary
Chrystina K. Wood
Ado S. Calkins
Wilbur 8. Boyden
h\omie A. Peterson
Dorothy Go Iloway Crooks
$25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
Genera I Fund
General Fund
Undesignoted:
Matching Grant with
Robert M. Ginn
General Fund
Undesignated
Genera I Fund
General Fund
General Fund
General Fund
General Fund
General Fund
General Fund
General Fund
General Fund
General Fund
The next meeting of the Board will be September 23,. 1970.
The meeting was adjourned at 6:08 p.m.
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