Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes

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Central Michigan University Board of Trustees
Meeting of September 23, 1970
Mt. Pleasant, Michigan
Members present: Dr. Roger M. Busfield, Jr., Chairman; Dr. Lloyd M.
Cofer: Mrs. Katharine C. Haistad: Mr. Lawrence D. Rahilly; Mr. James M.
Umphrey; Mr. Walter W. Wightman and Mr. William B. Boyd, President.
Member absent: Mr. Alfred J. Fortino.
Also attending: Mr. Norvall C. Bovee, Treasurer; Mr. Terrence J . Carey,
Secretary to the Board of Trustees; Mr. Arthur Ellis, Vice President for
Public Affairs; Mr. Albert S. Miles, Vice President for Student Affairs and
Mr. Charles J. Ping, Provost.
The meeting was called to order at 2:05 p, M. by the Chairman,
The minutes of the August 22, 1970 meet ing we ra approved,
PERSONNEL ACTIONS:
It was moved, seconded and carried that the following recommendations of
the administration be approved.
Retirements, Resignations and Terminations:
Theodore H. Hosner, Instructor, Matbematics, August 8, 1970
Daniel Lane, AsSistant Prciessor, HiStory, June, 1970
George E. Miller, A-ru, Business and Finance, October 15, 1970
Gloria J ean Miller, Instructor, English, August 18, 1970
Neil E. Moore, Assistant Professor, Health Education and
PhySical Ewcation, August 17, 1970
Shirley B. Moore, AsSistant Professor, Secondary Education,
August 7, 1970
Hisako Shimura, Assistant Professor, Political SCience, August 22 ,
1970
Birenda Sinha, Assistant Professor, Psychology, May 1, 1970
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CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY
BOARD OF TRUSTEES MINUTES
September 23, 1970
between the September and O<:tober Board meetings and at the o<:tober
Board meeting submit the completed document to the Board of Trustees.
It was moved, seconded and carried that a contract for the conatruction of
a 100 Unit Broomfield Road Apartment Complex Group r be awarded to
Kwaske Brothers Construction Company, Parma, Michigan for the base
proposal, without alternates, of $1,444,000.
RESOLUTION FOR BOND SALE. MARRIED STUDENT HOUSING PROJECT:
It was moved, seconded and carried that the following Resolution for Bond
Sale, Married Student Housing Project, authorizing advertising of bond sale,
approving the not1f1cation of sale and appointment of a Board of Trustees
Committee to award bonds, be approved:
RESOLUTION OF BOARD OF CONTROL
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WHEREAS, the Board of Control of Central Michigan Univer­sity
(also known as Central Michigan University Board of Trustees),
hereinafter sometimes referred to as the "Board, " has heretofore
determined it to be necessary to provide adequate housing facilities
for married students attending Central Michigan University to con­struct
on the campus of the University housing and appurtenant
facilities fOr 100 married atudent families, tentatively designated
as "Broomfield Road Apartments - Group I"; and
WHEREAS, to finance the cost of said housing facilities it Is
necessary to Issue and selt self-liquidating revenue bonds in the
principal amount of $1, 615, 000. 00 for such purpose, said bonds
being issued in two series, being Central Michigan University Housing
Revenue Bonds of 1970, Serial Bonds, Series A, In the principal
amount of $100,000. GO; and Central Michigan University Housing
Revenue Bonds of 1970, Serial Bonds, Series B, in the principal
amount of $1,515 , 000.00; all in accordance with details set forth
in Official Statement prepared and submitted by Ann Arbor Trust
Company, of Ann Arbor, Michigan, the fiscal agent for the Board;
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WHEREAS, the Board has an annual Debt Service Subsidy Grant
from the Department of Housing and Urban Development pureuant
to grant agreement under the Debt Service Grant Program for
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Public Institutions which will apply to the payment of interest
on the aforementioned Series B. Bonds; and
WHEREAS, It is necessnry that sald aforementioned
bonds be offered for public sale pursuant to due and proper
advertisement ns required by the terms of the grant agreement
heretofore referred to, and
WHEREAS, the fiscal agent and bond cOWlsel have suh­mitted
a form of such noUoe of sale, copy of which is hereto
attached, and proposed schedule for such sale for approval of
thil'l Board, construcUon blds having been received for the
housing facilities hereinbefore referred to and being within the
architects' estimates;
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF CONTROL OF
CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY (ALSO KNOWN AS CENTRAL
MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES), as follows;
1. That the Notice of Sale of the bonds referred to in
the preamble to this resolution, in form suhmitted by the fiscal
agent and bond cOWlsel, Is hereby approved, subject to any
changes in the form thereof prior to sale as may be deemed
necessary to comply with legal or governmental requirements.
2. That the fiscal agent of the Board Is authorized to
publish sald notice of sale in the Daily Bond Buyer, New York,
New York, on or about September 14, 1970, for public sale to
be held at the office of the Ann Arbor Trust Company. Fiscal
Agent for the Board, at 3:00 o'clock Eastern Standard Time, on
Tuesday, September 29, 1970.
3. That the Finance Committee of the Board, to wit,
Board Members Alfred J . Fortino, Lawrence D. Rahllly, Walter W.
Wightman and Roger M. Busfield, together with Dr. N. C. Bovee,
Treasurer of the Board, are authorized and directed for and on
behall of the Board to recd ve the bids on said bond sale date,
accept the bid complying with the terms of the noUce of sale
resulUng in the lowest interest cost to the Board, and award
said bonds to said bidder.
4. That the fisoal ngent of the Board and bond counsel
are directed to take all steps and prepare and submit all necessary
legal papers and documents necessary to consummate said sale,
and deliver the bonds to the successful purchaser upon receipt of
the purchase price therefor.
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PROPOSED REVISION OF THE CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY
DEVELOPMENT FUND CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS;
It was moved, seconded and carried that the proposed revision of the
Development Fund Constitution and By-Laws be approved. (Copy on
file in the Secretary's Office}.
STUDENT DISCll'LINARY SYSTEM;
It was moved, seconded and carried that the "Student Hearing Procedure"
be approved. (Copy on file in the Secretary'S Office).
SAMUEL BRANNAN CASE;
An ad hoc committee of the Board of Trustees met on Tuesday evening,
September 22, 1970, and heard the appeal of Mr. Samuel Brannan's
grievance at not being promoted to Assistant Professor. Dr. Edward
\\Thitmore, Chairman of the Mathematics Department, was also heard. The
committee found no cause not to accept the findings of the University Senate
Grievance Hearing Committee. The appehl of Mr. Brannan was denied and
the ad hoc committee was dismissed. {Mrs. Hafstad abstained in the voting. )
BOARD m CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS;
It was moved, seconded and carried that the Board approve the recharging
and reconstitution of the Board in Control of Student Publications. The
Board in Control of Student Publications will be responsible to the President
of the University and will exercise the full authority of a publisher with
respect to all University student publications financed by direct allocation
of University Funds and not otherwise under the supervisory control of
academic departments. The publisher's authority extends to:
1. The appointment and removal of editorial and managerial staff.
2. The control of publication budget and finance.
3. The establishment and control of editorial policy.
4. The establishment of advertiSing policy and the supervisory
control of advertising and advertising sales.
5. The control of publication Circulation.
GIFTS:
It was moved, seconded and carried that the follOwing gifts be accepted
with the Board's thanks;
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Gifts - continued
Supplies and materials from The Dow Chemical Company to the Department
of Chemistry. Estimated value - $2,916.87.
Grant of $69, 000 toward the Mott Inter-University Clinical Preparation
Program from the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation.
Vince nt S. Brown
George C. Comden
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald V. Klump
Mary Lietzke
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Patrick
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Vihtelic
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wilson
Robert C, Amble
Howard F. McDonald
Ruth Bammel McManamon
Marjorie Peebles Meyers
Louis E. Schmidt
Robert and Diane Vibbert
Beulah Voorheis
Chrysler Corporation
Terry L. Devine
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Kreher
Ralph A. Bock
$100.00
25.00
25.00
200.00
25.00
40.00
25.00
25.00
50.00
25.00
50.00
25.00
25.00
50.00
25.00
125.00
25.00
25.00
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General Fund
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General Fund: Matching Grant,
Wayne Grimm
General Fund; $25,
Designated A A Scholarship: $100
Ge neral Fund; To be matched
by Aetna Life Insurance Company
Designated: Lichtenfelt
Student Loan Fund
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George I. F r ancis $ 210. 00 Designated: Louise Stewart
Francis Music Memorial Henry Mitchell $100.00 General Fund
Scholarship
Charles W. Ramseth, "- 100. 00 "
Isabella County Republican 30.00 Designated: Rae Hooker
Women's Club Studcnt Loan Fund Robert Klein 100.00 "
Rodney J . Rogers 100.00 Designated: Irene F. J orae
Ray J. Joynt 100.00 "
Memorial Fund
Keith J. Charters 100.00 "
Johnson Painting Company 25 . 00 Designated: Bruce B.
Calkins Memorial Fund
Robert F. Wardrop 100.00 "
Thomas Heilman 50.00 Undesignated
Wendell E. Brenner 100.00 "
lono Hatch Klngstad 25.00 " Bemard W. Wilson 100.00 "
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Landry 50.00 " Ralph Baumgarth 100.00 "
Frank S. Main 25. 00 " Robert Archey 100.00 "
Frank E. Robinson 100.00 " Richard E. Pieratt 100. 00 "
Robert L. Johnson 50.00 " H. H. and Luelle Theunissen 100.00 "
William B. Kyes 25.00 " Charles Wentworth 100.00 "
Clayton M. Richardson 25.00 " Frank D. Johnson 100.00 "
Joan L. Soderbeck Baxter 35 . 00 " Frank S. stillings 100.00 "
Kirk A. Root 30.00 " Charles D. Alexander 100.00 "
Thailand Alumni Chapter 40.00 " Kenneth A. Kelly 100.00 "
William TheWlissen 100.00 General FWld Donald SUnson 100.00 "
Robert K. Rank 100. 00 " Charles Anthony 100. 00 "
Lois S. Rank 100,00 " Fred Anderson 200.00 "
C. F. Anderson 100.00 " Allen Wood 100.00 "
W. Lyle Willhite 100. 00 " John V. Wicklund, J,. 100.00 "
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Gifts - continued
James Phillip $100. 00 General Fund
Thomas B. Mask $100.00 General Fund
Robert Crapo 100.00 " Paul Fortino, Jr. 100. 00 "
W. F. Sowle 100.00 " Victor Fortino 100. 00 "
Howard Himes 100.00 " Jerry Sheahan 100. 00 "
Tim Moore 100. 00 " Joseph R. Fabiano 100.00 "
James J. Rush 100.00 " Fr ank A. Fabiano 100. 00 "
Sid Smith 100.00 " L. A. Marzke 100.00 "
Ned Harris 100.00 " Bud Fisher 100.00 "
Harold J . Reese 100. 00 " Margaret E. Mauch 100.00 "
Anthony Falsetta 100.00 " Theodore V. Kjothede 100. 00 "
Thomas Falsetta 100.00 " William Hawkins 100,00 "
Jerry McFarlane 100. 00 " Keith C. Allen 100. 00 "
Ed Ososki 100. 00 " Gerald Poor 100. 00 "
Richard E. Hecksel 100.00 " Ralph Bergquist 100. 00 "
John W. Benford, Jr. 100. 00 " Ben Traines & Sons, Ino. 100.00 "
Keith E. Feight 100. 00 " Chippewa Recreation 100.00 "
Jack F. Neyer ]00,00 " Terrence J. Carey 100. 00 "
Howard Pohl 100.00 " George N. Lauer 100.00 "
Douglas W. McFarlane 100.00 " Jack Weisenburger 100.00 "
Howard l\Iachuta 100.00 " Donald J . Wakely 100. 00 "
Lawrence Hood 100.00 " Leroy C. Wood 100.00 "
K. P. Wood 100.00 " Hank Roehrich 100. 00 "
Dave and Beverly Wangberg 100. 00 "
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Gifts - continued
Gifts - continued
W. B. Boyden $100. 00 General Fund S. J. Prisk $100.00 General FlUld
Joe Bares 100.00 " John Morgan Wood 100.00 "
Holiday Inn of Mt. Pleasant 100.00 " Lincoln Scott 100.00 "
Dick Snyder 100.00 " LeRoy W. Juhnke 100.00 "
Malcolm M. Kienzle 100.00 " Les Walton 100. 00 "
C. L. Anspach 100.00 " Arvid Hicks 100.00 "
Mt. Pleasant Sports Shop, Ino. 100.00 " William C. Walker 100.00 "
William Sleeper 100.00 " H. Benjamin Loseth 100.00 "
J. T. Milan 100. 00 " William Figg 100.00 "
Andrew H. Veldhuis 100. 00 " Bob Lovejoy 100. 00 "
James R. Barwick 100.00 " Mt. Pleasant Jaycees 100.00 "
Donald O. Bush 200.00 " Thomas Turcott 100. 00 "
Leo R. Wickert 100. 00 " Robert Desormes 100.00 "
James R. MacLean 100.00 " Andrew Bedo 100. 00 "
Dale Joslin 100.00 " J. D. Klauer 100.00 "
Albert and Dolores Drath 100.00 " Leo Turner 100.00 "
Joe Hauck 100.00 " William Odykirk 100.00 "
Jim McGuirk and Sons 100.00 " C. D. MacGregor 100.00 "
Mayhew Music Shop 100.00 " Duncan MacGregor 100. 00 "
George W. Morley 50.00 " John A. Frisch 100.00 "
James M. Currier 100. 00 " J. Lyndon Leet 100.00 "
Paul Hubscher 100.00 " Ned W. Hansen 100.00 "
Lee W. Larimer 100.00 " Gerald Grinzinger 100.00 "
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Isabella County State Bank $ 100.00 General Fund
Vance W. Orr 100. 00 "
Jack Long 100.00 "
J. Dean Eckersley 100. 00 "
G. R. Denison 100. 00 "
R. B. Stinson 100. 00 "
Merle T. Huggins 100.00 "
Sammy P. Pis hos 100. 00 "
Kenneth Hostutler 100.00 "
William C. Myler 100. 00 "
W. W. Sodennan 100.00 "
Edward Archey 100.00 "
Bob and Tom Peters 100.00 "
Jim C. Fabiano 100.00 "
Russell Otterbine 100. 00 "
Lester H. Se rier 100.00 "
Wilbur J . Waggoner 25 . 00 "
Delbert Conkright 100.00 "
Robert J. Sullivan 100.00 "
William R. Bush 100. 00 "
The next meeting of the Board wHl be October 21 , 1970
The meeting was adjourned at 2:45 P. M. T~Z'~7 Secr etary
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Retirements, Resignations and Terminations - continued
Linda Aho , Clerk steno C-3, Administrative Data P rocessing
Michele Barker, Clerk Steno C-3 , one-half time, Physical Plant
Karen Bauwma, Clerk Steno C-3, Arts and Sciences
Marshall Cash, Custodian MF-4, Housing
Kathleen Henry, Housekeeper MF-l, Housing
James Herald, Policeman MF-7 , Public Safety
Kathleen Maisner, Clerk C-1, Library
Llda Myers, Housekeeper MF- 1, Housing
Eric Nelson, Utility Helper MF-l, University Food SerVice
Pearl Nestle, CustodJan MF- 4, Phyaical Plant
Betty Nordfjord, SeDior Cle rk Steno C-4, one-half time, Health
Edicatlon
Lenore Pickens, Housekeeper MF-l, Housing
Dennis Shippy , Utility Helper MF-l, Auxiliary Enterprises
Antoinette Slater, Senior Clerk Typis t C-2, Graduate Studtes
Ronald Williams , Policeman MF-7, Public Safety
Appointments:
Chriseda Allen, reappointment, Temporary Instructor, three-fourths
time, ten months, 1970-71, Home Economics
B. S., Central Michigan University, 1959
Graduate work: Michigan State University, Wayne State University,
Central Michigan University
Robert E. Bailey, Asaistant Professor, winter semester, 1970-71,
Biology
A.B., Eastern Michigan University, 1965
M. S., University of Michigan, 1968
Ph.D., Indiana University, expected 1971
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Appointments - continued
Jack L. Bishop , reappointment, Temporary Instructor, one-fourth
time, fall semester , 1970 , BUSiness
B. S., University of Colorado, 1961
Graduate work: Central Michigan Univers ity, University of
DUnois
w. Arthur Brindle , A-III, UnJversity Center, effective August 10, 1970
B. A., Michigan SLate University, 1949
Graduate work: Central Michigan University
Sharon C. Clemen, Temporary Instructor, ten months , 1970-71,
Foreign Languages
B. A., Aquinas College, 1966
M. A., Michigan State University, 1967
Advanced graduate work: Michigan State University
Sharon Lel a. Davis, Temporary Assistant Instructor, ten months
1970-71 , Women's Physical Education
B. S., Central Michigan University, 1965
M. A., Central Michigan University, expected 1970
Cyrus Elahl, Assistant Professor , ten months, 1970-71, Political
Science
B. A. , The American University, 1966
M. A., The American Univers ity, 1967
Ph. D., The American University, 1970
George Gazmararlan, reappointment, Temporary Visiting Instructor,
one-fourth time, fall semester, 1970-71, BUSiness
B. S., University of Detroit, 1954
M. B. A., University of Detroit, 1956
Advanced Graduate work: Michigan State University
Clyde C. Gehrig , reappointment, Temporary Instructor, ooe-half time,
ten months, 1970-71, Sociology and Anthropology
A. B., University of Nebraska, 1957
B. D., Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, 1960
M. S. W., Loyola University of Chicago, 1963
Walter B. GJslason, Assistant Professor, ten months , 1970-71,
Speech and Dramatic Arts
B. A. , Mankato State College, 1961
M. A. , University of South Dakota , 1965
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Appointments - continued
Robert J. Greene, Temporary Professor, one-fourth time, Call
semester, 1970, Psychology
B. A., Michigan State University, 1955
M. A. , MicbJgan State UnJversity, 1967
Ph. D. , Michigan State UnJver&ity, 1970
Pat ricia McKlnley Cuilday, Assistant Instructor, ten montbs,
1970- 71 , Recreation
B.S., Michigan State University, 1963
Teacher's Certificate, M.lchigan State University, 1966
M. 5., Northern DUnois University, expected 1970
AblgaH Hadley , Temporary Instructor, ten months, 1970-71, Art
B. F. A. , Rhode Island School of Design, 1965
M. F. A., Washington University, 1967
Carole Alice Howard, Temporary AsSistant Instructor, ten months
1970-71, Women's Physical Education
B.S., Central Michigan University, 1954
M. A., Western Michigan University, expected 1970
Leatha Huskey, Temporary Instructor, ten months, 1970-71,
English
A. A., Flint JunJor College , 1963
A. B., University of Michigan, 1964
M. 5., University of MJchigan, 1968
Robert E. Klein, Associate Professor , ten months , 1970-71, MUSic
B. M., Eastman School of Music, 1948
M. A. , Columbia Teacher's College, 1949
Advanced graduate work: University of Michigan
Lois Larson, Temporary Assistant Instructor, one-half time, ten
months, 1970 -71, HiStory
B.S., Central Michigan University , 1967
M.A., Central Michigan University, expected 1970
Terry M. Llbkuman, AsSistant Professor, ten months , 1970-71,
Psychology
B. S. , Central Michigan University, 1966
M. A., Central Michigan University, 1968
Ph. D., Unlvsrslty of Oklahoma, 1970
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Appointments - continued
David MacLeod, Instructor, ten months, 1970-71, History
B. A., Univers ity of Toronto, 1965
M. A., University of Wisconsin, 1967
Ph. D. , UniverSity of Wisconsin, expected 1971
Lynn E. Mar vin, Temporary Vis iting Instructor , one-fourth time,
fall semester, 1970, Special Education
B. A., Albion College , 1956
M. A., Western Michigan University, 1960
EeI.S., Eastern Michigan University, 1965
Mahmoud A. Mourai, Assistant Professor, ten months, 1970-71,
BUSiness
B. Com., Alexandria University, 1956
M. B. A., New York UnJversity, 1966
Ph. D., New York University. 1970
Shari Lynn Newman, reappointment, Temporary Instructor, ten
months, 1970-71, Health Education
B. S. , Central Michigan University, 1965
M. A., Central Michigan University, 1968
John P. Ollenyk, Temporary Instructor, ten months, 1970-71,
Economics
B.A., North Dakota State University, 1968
M.S., North Dakota State UnJverslty, 1969
Jon PaviJsko, Temporary Ins tructor, ODe- half time, Heallh Education,
one-half time, PhySical Education, ten months, 1970-71
B. A. , West Liberty State College, 1966
M.A., Eastern Kentucky University, 1969
Thomas Sharpe , Temporary Visiting Instructor, one-third time,
fall semester, 1970, Seconelary Education
B. S. , Ashland College , 1963
M. A., Ohio State University, 1967
Ralph Styles, Instructor, ten months , 1970-71, Student Teaching
B. A., Florida A&M University, 1964
M. A., Central Michigan University , expected 1970
Harold Spear, Visiting Associate Professor, one-hall t ime, Business,
and Coordinator of Issue Seminars , one-half time, ten months, 1970-71
A. B., Harvard College , 1949
M. B. A., Harvard University, 1951
D. B. A., Harvard University, 1962
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Appointments - continued
Harry Webb, Assistant Professor, ten months, 1970-71, Sociology
and Anthropology
B. A. , Michigan State University, 1957
M. A., Princeton University, 1963
Ph. D .• Princeton University. expected 1970
Shir ley Ann Westwood, ASSistant Professor, ten months , 1970-71,
Music
B. M., Univer sity of Kansas, 1956
M. M., University of Missouri, 1969
Thomas J. Wildman, Assistant Professor, ten months, 1970-71,
MUSic
B. M. , MscPhail College of Music , 1959
M. M. , MacPhail College of Music , 1965
D. M. A., University of Or egon , expected 1971
Lee Wlrtb, Temporary Vis iting Instructor, one-fourth time , fall
semester, 1970 , Special Education
B. A., University of Oklahoma, 1950
M. A., Central Mlcblgan Univer sity, 1961
Albert Zackrie , Temporary Visiting Instructor, one-third time ,
fall semester, 1970, Secondary Education
B. A., Southern Univer sity, 1961
M. A., Micblgan State Univer sity, 1969
Janeene Brady, Senior Clerk Typist C- Z, Gra. ate Studies
Holly Cuiy , Senior Clerk Steno C-4, Recreation
Myron Huggins, senior Utility Worker MF-4, University Food services
Kathleen James, Programmer Trainee PTS-3,Data Processing
Barbara Kowallic, Clerk Typist C- 1, University Center
Susan LaBrecque, Senior Clerk Steno C-4, Infor mation Services
Cynthia Lowe, Secretary C- 5, Biology
Esthe r McNamara, Cook's Helper MF-4 , University Food Ser vices
George Macklin, Computer Operator PTS- 3, Administrative Data
ProceSSing
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Paulette Martinus, Clerk Steno C-3, Fine and Applied Arts
Paula Newkirk, Clerk Ste no C-3, one-half time, Physical Plant
Irene Otteman, Switchboard Operator C-l , one-half time , Centrex
J anet Potte r , Senior Clerk Steno C-4, one-half time, Academic
Affairs
Linda Richardson, senior Clerk Steno C-4, Philoaophy
Earl Sanborn, Maintenance Mechanic Foreman PTS- 5, Physical
Plant
Elizabeth Theisen, Switchboard Operator C-l , one-half time, Centrex
Robert Walcutt, Utility I:halper MF-l, University Food Services
Esther Walworth , Utility Helper MF-l, University Food Ser vices
P romotions and Reclassifications:
Thomas Brite, from Assistant Professor, Business to Assistant
Professor , one-half time, Business , ten months, and Special
Assistant to the Vice President or Student AHalrs, one- hali time,
ten months, effective August 16, 1970
Stanley Dudzik, from Graduate Assistant, Mathematics, ten months,
to Tempor ary Assistant Instructor, three- fourths time , Mathematics,
one-fourth time , Vocational Education Project fall semester and
Graduate Assistant, winter semester, 1970-71, effective August 16,
1970
Oliver Oberlander, Associate Professor, from three-fourths time,
Department of Indus t rial Education and Technology and one-fourth
time, Vocational Education Project to full-Ume, Industrial Education
and Technology, effective August 16, 1970
Joseph Cardenas to Custodian MF-4, University Ce nter
Betty Converse to Senior Cook MF-5, University Food Ser vices
Louise Cova to Senior Administrative Aide PTS-4, Provost's Office
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Promotions and Reclassifications - continued
Pearl Cross to Housekeeper MF-l, Housing
Judith Dennis to Principal Clerk C-4, P lacement
Barbara Draper to Cook's Helper MF-l , Univer sity Food Services
Robert Evans to Custodian MF-4, PhySical P lant
Archie Foster to Custodian MF-4, Housing
Patrick Fussman to Custodian MF-4, Housing
Carole Gill to Utility Helper MF-l, University Food Services
Wilsey Godwin to Senior Clerk Typist C-2, Plac ement
Colleen Haught to Principle Cle rk C-4, Health Services
Alfredo Herrera to Custodian MF-4, Housing
Marcille H1I1s to SeDlor Cook MF-5, University Food Services
Patricia Johnson to Clerk Steno C-3 , Data Processing
Theresa Kenny to Senior Clerk Steno C-4 , one-half time , Psychology
Lois Mcintyre to Senior Clerk Steno C-4, Geography
J ack Mallery to CustodJan MF-4, Pbyslcal P lant
Wayne Miller to Custodian MF-4, Housing
Betty Mindel to Senior Cook MF-5, University Food Services
Beth O'Conner to Receptionist C-l, Placement
Donald Recker to Custodian (Swingman) MF-4, Physical Plant
Marcia Rye to Senior Administrative Aide P TS-4 , Student Affairs
Julia Sauter to Clerk Steno C-3, one-half time , Accounting
Chancey Smith to Custodian MF-4, Physical Plant
Lorraine Stansberry to Kitchen Supervisor PTS-3, University Food
Services
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Salary and Position Adjustments:
Robert C. Hsu, Economics, received Pb. D., from Instructor to
Assistant Professor, effective August 16, 1970
John C. Soper, Economics, received Ph.D., from Instructor to
Assistant Professor, effective August 16, 1970
Barbara Goldstein, Women's PhySical Education, received Master's
degree, from Temporary Assistant Ins tructor to Instructor, effec­tive
August 16, 1970
James W. Dening, Systems Analyst A-V to Director of Computer
Services A-VI, effective August 2, 1970
Robert H. Spindler, Director of Accounting A-V, to Assistant to the
Controller A-V, effective August 2, 1970
Jerry A. Woodcock, Systems , Payroll and Data Processing
Coordinator A-VI, to Controller A- VI, effective August 2, 1970
Creole Dalzall, Resldent Adviser A- I, to Quad Manager - Csreyj
Troutman A-I, effective August 10, 1970
Marion Hoolihan reclassified to Administrative Aide PTS-3, Library
Leave of Absence:
Nelle Bridges, Resident Adviser A-I, without pay, academic year
1970-71
SUPPLEMENTAL LIST OF PROSPECTIVE GRADUATES FOR SEPTEMBER,
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It was moved, seconded and carried that the Supplemental List of Prospective
Graduates for September 1, 1970 be approved. (Copy on file in the Secretary's
Office).
PROCEDURE FOR PREPARING THE BUDGET REQUEST DOCUMENT FOR
1971-72:
It was moved, seconded and carried thnt the Prellidcnt prepare the 1971-72
ope rating request budget and deliver same to the Bureau of the Budget
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