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Cent ... " I Mi chigan Un i ~ r sity Board of Trustees
Heeting of Ap r il Z. 1980
Ht . Pleasant, Michigan
l".etttbe r s p resent: Hr. Ja/lle5 H. IJInphrey, Chairman; Dr. Bernadin.e N.
Denning; Hr. leo A. Fa rhat : Hr. Al fred J. Fortino; Hrs. Katha r ine C.
Hafstad ; Hr . lawrence O. Rahi ll y; Hr5. ~r9aret A. Riecke ... ;
Hr. Walter W. Wightman; Or. Harold Abel, President.
/'\embers absen t : "otic.
Also attending: Dr. John Eo Cantelon. Provost; Dr. Terrence J. Carey ,
Sec retary to the Board of TruHees and Vice President fo r Unive r s ity
Relations; Hr . Arthur E. Ell Is , Vice President for Pub l ic Affairs;
Mr. James l . Hi 1 I, Vice President for Student Affairs; Hr. Jerry R.
Tubbs , Treas urer of the Board of Trus tees and Vice President for
Business and Finance.
The meeting was ca lled to order by Chair~n Umphrey at 9;37 a.m.
Or. Bernadine N. Denning was Introduc~d to the Unive rsi ty community
and welcomed to her fi r s t meet ing. Or. Denning was appointed to
comple te Or. Cofer's une~pir~d term.
The minu teS of the January 23. 1980, meeting were approved as printed .
Or. Barry Hunltz. Chancellor of the University of Houston. presented
hi s Pres identia l Eva luation and stood for questions. (Copy of
Or. Hunitz's evaluat ion on fi Ie In the Secretary's Off ;c~.)
SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 5)0 • TRIBUTE TO OR. LLOYD H. COFER:
It was moved by Hrs. Kalllarine Hafstad. seconded by Hr. l aw rence
Rahilly, and carried unanilll)usly. that Senate Concurrent Resolu·
tion 530. a resolution of tribute as a memori al for Dr . lloyd H. Cofer,
be made part of the written re cord.
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C E N T R A L Hie H I G A NUN I V E R S IT Y
BOA ROO F T R U S TEE S
Apri I 2. 1980
Senate Concurrent Resolution 5]0 continued
WHEREAS It was with a tremendous sense of loss that the
members'of the Mi chig~n legislature learned of the passing
of a truly great citizen of our State, Dr. lloyd M. Cofer ,
whose outstanding work within the field of education contributed
50 enor~usly to the quality of life in Michigan
for so many people. Dr. Cofer's life was constant in its
purpose and that purpose waS education--edocation in its
finest sense, dedicated to improving and enhancing people's
lives. In thi s he SlK:ceeded brilliantly: and
WHEREAS, Dr. Lloyd 1'1. Cofer started life in t he ElI'fl i re State
of New York and grew up to have a fervent inte rest in and
devotion to education as a means of improving for all
people the world in whiCh we live. Gi fted with a supe r ior
intellect, he worked dillgef'lt ly as a student at Tufts
Univer s ity, where he obtained h is bachelor's degre~. He
went on to rece i ve his master's deg ree from Columb Ia
University's Teacher's Col lege and his doctorate f rom
Wayne State University; and
WHEREAS, Lloyd Cofer's commitment to educat ion was a! l encompassing.
He se r ved it ab ly in so many ways. He was
the Dean of Men at Fisk University in Kashvi lle from 19]0
to 19]4. Then , in that same year, 1931t, he became the first
black cO\,lllselor in the Detroit Public Schools. Thus began
hi s tradition of exce l lence in Michigan education that would
last for the remainde r of h is l ife: and
WHEREAS, Hi s achievements were legendary. He served as the
Principal of Mackenzie High School. in administra t ive posi tions
at Central High School and McMichae l Junior High School ,
and, at l'Iichigan State University, as a professor of admin i stration
and highe r education. Furthermore, he -..as rencwned
for hi s work In directing a program that brough t minority
student5 to H.S.U. and as a consultant to two H.S.U. presidents.
Among hIs greatest contributions, however, were the year5 he
served on the Board of Trustees of Central Michigan University.
which he ab ly directed as ChairNn for three terms, and as
national Chairman of the Association of Gove rning Boa rd$ of
Universities and Colleges. At the pinnacle of his career ,
he was appointed by Governor l'Ii II iken to the Mi chigan Educat ion
Council, a position he fulf i lled wi th the same sagaci ty that
had characterized each facet of his remarkab le ca reer. l'Iay
his memory be sanctif ied by the comm i tment of those le f t behind
to continue his 9reat wor k; now, the refore, be i t
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Senate Concur rent Reso lution cont i nued
RESOLVED BY THE SE~ATE (the House of Representatives con curring),
That thi s overture of tribute be extended a5 a
memorial for Dr. Lloyd M. Cofer: and be it further
RESOLVED, That a copy of this resolution be transmitted
to Dr. Cofer's two daughters, Yvonne and Barbara, his
two granddaughters, and his great-grandson as a reflection
of our lasting esteem for his life and memory.
Adopted by tne Senate, Jan~ry 29, 1980 .
Adopted by the House of Representat lve~, February 4, 1980.
PERSONNEL ACTI ONS:
It w~s moved by I'Irs. Ma rgaret Riecker, seconded by Hr . Alfred Fo r tino.
and c~rried. t h~t the fo ll owing reconmendat ions be ~pp roved.
Appo intments:
Chr i seda Al len, Temporary Assistant Professor, Home Econom i cs ,
Fami ly life and Consumer Education, three-fourths time, Winter 1980
B.S .. Centra l Michigan University, 195ft
Richard J. Barz, Temporary Instructor. finance, Insurance and
Real Estate. one-fourth time. WiMer 1980
B.S. , Ferris State College. 1971
H.B.A., Cent ral J1ichigan University, 1977
Richard E. Bourgault, T~ra-y Instructor. Psycho logy, one-fourth
t ime, Winter 1980
B.A., frank l in Pierce Col lege, 1971
M.A. , Central Mi chigan University, 1976
Ma rgaret H. Bowker, Temporary Assistant Professor. Biology, fu ll time,
Winter 1980
A. B. , Corne ll Unive rsity, 1968
M.A., College of Wi ll iam & Mary , 1973
Ph.D. , No rt hern Ar i zona Universi ty. 1978
Nancy S. Bradshaw, Tempor ary Inst r uc t or, Ar t. one-ha lf time ,
Wi nte r 1980
B.A. , Ka lamazoo Co ll ege , 1976
I'I.A ., Cent ral Mi ch igan Unive r sity , 1979
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Appointments continued
Reynolds H. Campbe l I, Temporary Assistant Professor. Bus iness law
and Regu lat ion . one-half ti me . Winter 1980
B.A., University of Michigan. 1963
J. ~ ., Detroit College of law, 1968
Hi chae l Carter. Temporary Assistant inst ruc tor. Broadcas t and
Cinematic Arts, one- s ixth time, Winter 1980
licensed: 3d Class Radiotelephone Operator, f.C.C., 1969
Jeffrey C. Chin , Temporary Inst ructor, Sociology, Anthropology
lind Soc ial Work, full-time, Winter 1980
B.A., Trln; ty Col lege, 1976
M.A., Un iversity of Michigan , 1978
Thomas H. Collln5, Temporary Professor, Counselor Education and
Personal Development. full-time, 1980-81
8.A., St. Mary's University, 1961
H.Ed .• 8oston Uni vers ity , 1963
Ed.D .• University of South Oakota. 1967
Suzanne H. Conwell, Temporary Instructor, Economics. one-ha lf
time, Winter 1980
A.B., University of Michigan. 1968
M.A ., Eastern Michigan Unive r s ity, 197"
Gaylo rd l. Courter, Temporary Assis tant instructor, finance.
Insurance and Real Estate, one-fourth time, Winter 1980
No degree; hilS attended American Institute of Banking and Schoo l
of 8anking , UniverSity of Wisconsin
John R. Craig, Assistant Professor. Broadcast and Cinematic Arts,
1980-8\
B.S. , Clari on State College, 1969
I1.S., Clarion State College, 1971
Jerry T. Dunn, Temporary ins tructor, Accounting. one-fourth time.
Winter 1980
B.S.C., North Carolina Center University, 1975
M.B.A., North Caro lina Center University, 1978
Thomas J.
Cinematic
A.A.S. ,
A.A. S ••
Endres, Temporary Assistant InStructor. BroadcaSt and
Arts, one-sixth time, Winter 1980
Milwaukee Area Techni cal College. 1969 (Telecasting)
r.l lwaukee Arell Technical College, 1972 (Electronics Tech.)
Charlotte 8. EVans, reappoin tment as Chairperson. foreign languages,
literatures and Cultures, August 1, 1980 - July 31,1983
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Appointments continued
Hilary J. ferguson, Temporary Instructor, Home Economics , rami Iy
li fe and Consumer Education, one-fourth time. Winter 1980
8.S., Hichlgan State University, 197"
H.A., Michigan State University, 1979
frank E. Fishell. Temporary Ass istant Professor, Mathematics, onefourth
time, Winter 1980
B.S., Centnll Hichigan University, 1957
H.A., Hichigan State Univer s ity, 1961
Ph.O., Michigan State University. 1975
Richard W. Fox, Temporary InSt ructor, Counselor Education and
Personal Deve lopment, part-time, Winter 1980
B.S., Central MI ch igan University, 1966
M.A., Central Michigan lkliversity, 1973
Sue C. Gamble , ASSiStant Professor, Music. Winter 1980
B.S., Pennsylvania State University, 1966
M.Ed., Pennsylvania Stale University, 1971
D.Ed., Pennsylvania State University. 1978
George Ca1!mararian. Temporary Instructor, Finance, Insurance and
Real Estate, one-fourth ti me. Winter 1980
B.S., University of Detro it, 1956
M.B .A .• Unive r s ity of Detroit . 1958
James W. Gonmley, Temporary Ins tructor, Phys ics, one-third time,
Winter 1980
B.S .• Central Michigan University , \969
H.S., Unive rsity of POrt land, 1973
James J. Crannell, Temporary Instructor, Counselor EdUCation and
Personal Development, part-t ime. Winter 1980
8.S., Central Michigan University, 1969
H.A., Ce ntral Michigan University, 1971
William J. Crigaliunas, Temporary ASSi s tant Professor. Broadcast
and Cinematic Arts, one-fourth time, Winter 1980
Ph.B., Univers ity of Detroit, 1960
M.S., Syracuse University, 1961
Douglas Q. CrOSSa, Temporary Instr uctor, Counselor Education and
Personal Deve lopment, pa rt-ti me , Winter 1980
B.A., Northern Michigan University. 1968
M.A., Central Mi chigan University, 1970 (CI inical Psychology)
H.A., Central Hlchigan University , 1977 (Educa tional Admin.)
Ed.S., Centrlll Hlchlgan University, 197"
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Appo intments con t i nued
Abilgai I S. Hadley. Temporary Assistant Professor. Art. one-half
time, Winter 1980
B.f .A., Rhode Isl;md School of Des ign, 1965
l1 . f.A., Washington Unive r s ity, 1967
Robert W. Harrison , Temporary Assis tant In s tr uctor, Accounting,
one-fourth t ime, Winter 1980
B.S., Cent ral Hich igan Unive rsI ty, 1970
Sal ly~n F. Henderson , Temporary Assis tant Ins tructor , Home
EconOftl i cs, F...,ily life and Constnl! r Education, one-l\aif time,
Winter 1980
B.S., Central I1lchigan Univer s ity, 1976
Thomas E. HIcks, Temporary As s istan t Professor, ~thema t ics . onefourth
ti me . Winter 1980
B.S .• West Virgin i a Un;ver s itv, 1968
M.S. , West Virgin ia University. 1970
Ed.D .• West Virginia Univers ity, 1972
linda Hughes, T~rary Instructor, Counselor Education and
Personal Development, part-time, Winter 1980
8.S., Central Michigan Universi ty, 1971
M.A., Central l1ichigan Universi ty, 1978
Thomas 11. Hunt, Tempora ry AssIs tant Professor, Broadcas t and
Cinematic Arts. one-fourth ti me , Winter 1980
B.S., Eastern Michigan Unive r s ity, 1970
M.A .• Eastern Michi gan University. 1972
Randolph Jacques, Temporary Assistant Professor, Accounting, onefourth
time , Winter 1980
B.A., l1i chlgan State University, 196B
M.B.A., Wayne State Unive r sity, 1973
Joel R. Jankowsk i , TelTpOrary Ass istant Profenor, Finance.
Insurance and Real Estate, one-fourth time, Winter 19-80
A.B., University o f Michigan, 1965
M.B.A., Univer s ity of l1i chigan. 1966
Sue A. Jeffers, Temporary Ass i s tant Professor, Business law and
Regulation, one-fourth time, Winter 1980
B.S. , Ohio Univers ity, 1967
Ann S. Jensen , Temporary Assistant In s tructor, Home Economics,
Family Life and Consumer Education. one-fourth time, Winter 19BO
8.5., Iowa Sute University . 1957
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George E. Johnson, Tempora ry Assistant Profe ssor, Special Education,
one-fourth time, Winter 1980
B.A., l1i chlgan State Unive rsity, 1963
William Keiser, Temporary Assis tant Instructor, Broadcast and
Cinematic Arts . one-fourth time, Winter 1980
Licen sed : 1st Class Radiote lephone Operator. F.C.C., 1965
I'\ary l ou Kel ly, Te~rary Instroctor, Early Chi ldhood and Elementary
Education . one-fourth t ime, Winter 1980
B.S., Ohio University, 1961
H.A., Central l1ichigan University, 197]
I'\argaret 11. Keysor. Temporary Instructor, Speech and Dramatic
Arts , full-time , Winter 19Bo
B.A. , SUNY, Plattsbu r gh, 1976
H.A., Central Michigan University, 1977
Ronald R. Kinsman, Tempor ary Inst ructor, Psychology, one-fourth
time , Winter 19BO
B.A., Saginaw Valley State College, 1975
M.A., Cent ral Hichi g8n University, 197B
Stuart E. Knee, Temporary Assistant Pro fessor, History, ful I-time .
Io' inter 1980
B.A., Queens College, 1967
M.A., Queens College, 1969
Ph.D., New York UniversIty, 1974
lois A, Krome r, Te~rary Instructor , Business Education and
Adminlstrat illC Services, ful l-time, Wi n ter 1980
B.S. , Central Hichigan University , 1964
M.A. , Centra l Michigan University, 1971
Karen B. ledebuhr, Temporary Instruct or, Hea l th Educat ion and
Health Se r vices, one-half time . Winter 19BO
B.S., I1l chigan State University, 1972
M.A., Central Michigilll University, 1977
James f. lewis, Temporary Assistant Professor, Educational
Administration and Libra ry Science, one - fourth time, lJinter 19Bo
B.S., Cla ri on State COllege, 1954
H.A ., Mi chigan State Un i versity , 1961
Ca roline l. Malone, Temporary In st r uctor, Counselor Education and
Personal Development, part-tillie, Wi nter 19Bo
8.5., Cent r al Michigan University, 1962
H.A., (enlral l1ichi~an L'nivers l ty. 1~70
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Appointments continued
Phyllis ~rshall, Temporary Instructor , Early Chi Idhood and
Elementary Educat ion, one·fourth time, Winter 1980
B.S., Central "'ichian lkliversity. 1970
M.A., Central Michigan University , 1979
Steven J. Hartin , Temporary Assistan t Professor, Chemis tr y , part·
t ime, Winter 1980
8.5., Michigan State Unilloe r sity, 1973
Ph.D., University of Il lino i s . 1977
Deborah R. Hartlneau, Te~orary Inst r uctor, Speech and Dramatic
Arts, one-fourth time, Winter 1980
8.A., Central Michigan University, 1969
H.A., Central Mlc;hlgan University, 1974
George D. Hatzureff, Assistant Professo r , Bus iness law and Regu lation.
1980·81
A.B., University of Ill inois, 1954
A.M., Harvard University, 1957
J.D., George WiUhington Un i ve r sity. 1963
Ph.D., Amerlc::an Unive rsi t y, 1978
Sharon M. HcDonald, Temporary Instructo r , Business Educa t ion and
AdmInistrative Services, selloen·twe l fths time, Winter 1980
8.S., Central Michigan University, 1966
H.A., Central Hichigan University, 1975
Robert Mills. Chairperson, Counselin!i!Educational Adnlnistrat lon!
library Medla/COII'IIIUnity leaderShip, August I , 1980 - July 31. 1981
Ronald l. Konchi lov, Temporary Inst r uctor , Account ing, one· fourth
time, Winter 1980
8.S., Central Mic;higan Univer sity, 1973
"'.B.A., Central Michigan University, 1977
Wayne J. Newman, Teflllorary Instructor , Counselor Educat ion and
Person. I Development, pa r t-t ime, Winter 1980
B.S. , Central Michigan Unive rsity , 1967
H.A., Central Hlc;higafl University , 1972
Barry A. Nobles. Temporary Instructor. Counse lor EducatIon and
Persona l Development, pa r t·time, Winte r 1980
8.S., Cent r al H!chigan Unive r sity, 1968
M.A., Cen t ra l Hichlgan Unive r s i ty , 1975
Pau l f. O'Connell, Temporary AssIstant Pro fessor . BusIness l aw and
R.egulatlon. one· fourth time, Winter 1980
B. S . • KQly Cr oss Col lege. 1950
L.L. B. , Univers i ty o f De troit. 1959
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Nancy C. Pietraszkiewic;z, Temporary Instructor, Student Teaching,
full·time, Winter 1980
B.S., Michigan Stolte University, 1962
M.A., Wolyne Stolte University. 1970
Donna C. Piper, Instructor. Phys ica' Education. Winter 1980
B.S., Central Hichlgan University, 1970
M.A., Central Michigan University, 1979
Donna M. Poynor, Temporary Assistant Professor. Home Economics,
Fami Iy life and Consumer Education. five-si~ths time, Winter 1980
B.S., Centra l Michigan University, 1962
M.A .• Centra l Michigan University, 1969
John R. Ray. Assistant Professor , Finance, Insu rance and Real
Estate, 1980· 81
B.A . • Unive rsity of louisv i lle, 1973
M.B.A., Unive r sity of louisv il le, 197t.
Ph.D .• UnIversity of Mich igan, 1978
frank Rice, Temporary Inst r uctor, Computer Science , one · fou rth
time. Winter 1980
B.S., Centra l Michigan University . 1972
H.S., Central Mlchglan UniversIty, 1979
Jolck E. R.lchman. Adjunct Professor, Speech olnd Drolmatic Ar ts,
1979·80
B.S., Pennsylvania Co l lege of Optometry. 1966
0.0., Pennsylvania College of Optorroetry. 1968
Thomas M. Robertson, Temporary ASSistant Professor. Business law
and Regulation , one· fourth time, Winter 1980
B.A., Hichlgan State University. 1975
J.D., University of Hichigan, 1977
L. David Rothman, Temporary Assistant Professor , Chemistry . polrt time.
Winter 1980
B.S., Principia Co l lege , 1969
Ph.D .• Miehgian State Un i ve r sity, 1974
Darlyne M. Sahara, Temporary Instructor , Counselor Education and
Pe r sonal Deve lopment , part·t ime, Winter 1980
B.A . • Centra l Michigan University. 1967
H.A .• Central Hlchlgan Un i versi t y, 1978
Catherine S. Schne i der, Temporary Instructor, Home Economics.
Family Life and Consumer [ducat lon, one· ha l f t i me , Win t e r 1980
B.A .• Centra l Michigan Unive r s i ty . 1976
M.A., Centra l Mi chigan University, 1977
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Appo i ntments cont i nued
Syed Shahabuddin, Associate Professor, Information Systems and
Analysis, 1980-81
M.B.A., Karachi University, Pakistan, 1964
M.B.A . , Kent State University, 1968
Ph.D., University of Missouri, 1976
John W. Sheffler, Temporary Assistant Instructor, Broadcast and
Cinematic Arts, one-sixth time, Winter 1980
a.r.A., Central Michigan Univers i ty, 1975
Wi I liam J. Shirley, Temporary Ass i stant Professor, Business law
and Regu lation, one-half time, Winter 1980
B.A., Centra l Michigan University, 1966
J.D., Wayne State University, 1969
Gloria r. Siers, Temporary Instructor, Geography, one-fourth time,
Winter 1980
B.A., University of Detroit, 1969
M.A., Wayne State University, 1973
william J. Spezeski, Temporary Instructor. Information Systems and
Analysis, one-fourth time. Winter 1980
8.5., University of Massachusetts, 1964
M.A., Clark University, 1966
Douglas C. Stange, Temporary Ass i stant Professor, Religion. (ulltime
, Winter 1980
8.S., University of Wisconsin, 1960
B.D., Lutheran Theo logical Seminary. 1963
Th.M., Harvard Un i vers i ty, 1966
M.A., Harvard Universi t y, 1969
M.l.S., University of California , 1977
Ph.D., Harvard University, 1974
Miriam L. Sweigart, Temporary Assistant Professor. Home Economics,
Family Life and Consumer Education, one-fourth t i me , Winter 1980
a.A., saginaw Valley State College, 1969
M.A., Saginaw Valley State College , 1974
Harold E. Telfer, Chairperson. Teacher Education and Profess ional
Deve lopment, August I. 1980 - July 31.1981
Gerard S. T~zak, Temporary Assistant Professor , Art . one-half
time, Winter 1980
B.A., DePaul University, 1962
M.A., Cent r a l Michigan Unive r sity, 1977
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Appointments continued
John W. Townsend, Instructor. Physical Education . /'1.arch II, 1980-
June 30, 1981
B.A., I"oorehouse College, 1970
M.A., Illinois State University, 1973
linda J . Walters, Temporary Instructor, Counselor Education and
Persona l Development, one-fourth time, Winter 1980
a.A., Michigan State University, 1969
M.A., Central Michigan University, 1979
Barbara A. Weithaus , Temporary Assistant Professor. Educational
Administration and Library Science, one-fourth time, Winter 1980
B.A., Cardinal Stritch College, 1962
M.A., Catholic University of America, 1963
Ph.D . • Catholic Unive rsity of America, 1970
Edward Whitmore , reappointment as Chairperson , Mathematics,
August I, 1980 - Ju ly 31. 1984
Administrative/Professional
Roger Allen. Director of P lant Operations AP-7, Phys ica l Plant
Janice Ball, Research Associate AP-3. Planning , Instruction and
Research
Marvin Baxter, Manager of Buying Services AP-5, Purchasing
Gregory Burks, Assistant Sports Information Coordinator AP-2,
Information Services
Thomas 8utts, Radio Producer I AP-2, provisional. Public Broadcasting
Janet Bridges, Project Manager AP-3, one-half time. provisional.
IPtO
Janice Clarkson, Assistant Director AP-4, Housing and food Services
Darlene Elberling, Administ r ator of Libra ry Projects AP - 4. IPCD/
Lib rary
Michae l Marshal I, Assistant Director AP-4. Alumni Relations
Denise Morgan, Academic Adv i sor Trainee AP-2, Registrar
Sharon Rummage, Account ing Ope r ations Analyst AP-4. provisional.
Fi nancia l Affai rs
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Appointments cont inued
Caro l Spindler, Phys i ca l Therapi s t AP-~, three-fifths tIme,
Health Services
John Walsh, Director AP-7, prov i siona l, Michigan Special Olympics
Dorothy Western, Research Assistant I! AP-2, prov i siona l, 810logy
Supervisory/Technical
Margie Adamson, Specialist ST-3, Financial Aids
Nancy Durfee, Keypunch Operator ST-2, Computer Services
TImothy Knickerbocker, Computer Operator I ST- ~, Computer Services
Clara latham, Center Representa~ive ST-4, one-half time, prov!SlonOll,
IPCO/Azores
Gregory Nelson, Grounds Supervisor ST-5, PhysiC;!l I PIOInt
Karen Reich, Center Representative ST-4, one-half time, prov i sionOll.
IPCD/Oefense Gene ra l Supply Center
Raymond Smith, Specialist ST-3 , Financial AIds
Mark TravOlglini,
Broadcast ing
C leriCOlI
Senior TV EngIneer ST-6, provis ional, Pub l ic
Charlet Beebe, Senior Clerk C-3, provisional, Payable Account ing
Artlll is Brown, Teller C-2, COIshiers Office
Ma ry Coon, Typist C-2, one-half time, Home Econom ics, F~i Iy Life
and Consl.Jl!)er Education
Sharon GOIunt, Specialist Clerk C-~, library
Caro le Katona, Secretary C-~, ReceIvab le Accounting
Carole lanschwager, Senior Clerk C-3, Development
Cynthia Malloch, Senior Clerk C-3, Recreation and Park Administratloo
Teri Iyn Mead, Senior Clerk C-3. IPCD
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Harriet MiyOluki, Senior Bookkeeper C-4 provisional IPCD/HawOIi i
Admin. "
linda Smalley, Administrative Secretary C-5, Clarle Historiul
Library
Janet Smith. Stenographer C-3, one-half time. Development
Jeanine Smith, Stenographer C-3, provisional. Student Affairs
Kathy Therlng Senior Clerk C- 3, provisional, IPCD
Grace Weide, Senior Clerk C-3. Registrar
Karen Wei Is. StenogrOlPher C-3. Receivable Accounting
Helen Wezensky, Stenographer C-3. one-half time, Mathematics
Maintenance/Food ServIces
Oiane Sharrar. Uti lity Helper MF-!, Food Serv ices
William Whitney. CUStodian Mr-3. PhysicOlI PIOInl
Flossann Yager, Uti lity He lper I HF-!, Food Services
Promotions , Reclassifications and Salary Adjustments:
Arthur Beard: Associ~te P rofe~sor, from /'Iarketing and Hospitality
Serv!ces Adm~n!strat~OI'I, full-time, to Harketing and tiospltality
Servlces.Admlnlstratlon three-fourths time and Honors Pr ram one-foorth
time, Fal! 1980 og
Caro le 8eere. Assoc iate Professor, from Psychology ful I-ti me to
Psycho logy three-fourths time and Honors Program one-fourth ~ime
1980-81 '
Don Boileau, Associate Professor, frOll! Speech and Dramatic Arts
ful l -tiMe. to Speech and Oramatic Arts three-fou r ths time and
tionors Program one -fourth time. IJinter 1980
James N. Call icoat. Assistant Professor , Management, received Ph.D .•
salary change only. effective December 7, 1979
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Promotions, Rec1assiric;.ations and Salary Adjustments
Julia A. Carroll, Temporary Assistant Professor, Psychology, one·
fOlJrth time, 1979·80; Home EConOlllics, Family life and Consumer
Education, two·thirds time, IJinter 1980
IJi II iam Chaffee, In st r uctor, from Physics ful l ·t i rne, to Physics
three· fourths time and Honors Program one· fourth time, Fall 1980
Paul Donn, Temporary InStructor, Psychology, from one-half time
to three·fourths time. IJinter 1980
Claudia Douglass, Assistant Professor, from Biology full·time,
to Biology one-ha lf time and National Science Foundation grant
one·half time. January 7,1980 - August 31, 1982
Jean Holland, Assis tant Professor, Psycho logy, from full·time
to one·half t ime, effective Fall 1980
Virginia Jenkins, Temporary Instructor, Art, from three· fourths
time to ful I·time, IJinter 1980
Ronald l. Johnstone, Professor, 'rom Soc iology, Anthropo logy and
Social IJork full-time, to Socio logy, Anthropology and Social
IJork three·fourths time and Honors Program one·fourth time ,
Fall 1980
Burnett S. Kel ly, Tempo ra ry Assistant Professor. ~ana gement , onefourth
time, IJlnter 1980; Bus iness law and Regu lation one·fourth
time , IJinter 1980
Gi li es Labrie. Associate Professor. from Foreign languages,
literatures and Cultures full·time, to Foreign languages. litera·
tures and Cultures two·thl rds time and Honors Program one·th ird
time, Fall 1980
Kartha logsdon, Associate Professor, from Political Science fulltime,
to Po! itical Sc ience three-fou rths time and Honors Program
one-fourth ti me, Fall 1980
Hambir Phadtare, Assistant Professor, from Sociology, Anthropology
and Social IJork full·time, to Prison Education Program/IPCD fulltime
, 1980·81
Alan Rabe. Associate Professor, from Health Education and Health
Science full-time, to Health Education and Health Science threefourths
time and Honors Program one ·fourth time, IJinter 1981
Roger Rehm, Assistant Professor, from ~usic full-time, to l'Iusic
three · fourths time and Hono rs Program one-fourth time, Win te r 1981
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Promotions, Reclassifications and Salary Adjustments continued
1'1: leroy Reynolds , from Professor and Chairperson, Special EducatIon,
ful J·tlme, to Professor, Special Education, one·ha lf time/
10 months and Associate Dean, School of Education, one·half timel
12 months, effective August 3, 1980
John. Schleede,. Assis~ant Professo r , from l'Iarketing and Hospitality
ServIces A~I,,.strat'on full · tlme, to Marketing and ~spitality
Services Administration three-fourths time and Honors Program one.
fourth time, IJlnter 1981
Je rry Smoke. Associate Professor, from Art fulJ·time, to Art three·
fourths tIme and Honors Program one· fourth time, 1980-81
~y Starks, Coordinator of Career Exploration Program, one-fourth
tIme, 1979·80; Tell'4lorary In struc tor. Counselor EducatIon and
PerSonal Deve lopment, part-time, IJlnter 1980
Sharon Stevenson , Temporary Assistant Professor. English, from
three· fourths time to full -t ime, IJinter 1980
Richard Sussllliln, Professor, from FInance, In su rance and Real
Estate fu ll ·tlme , to FInance, In su rance and Real Estate threefourths
time and Honors Program one-fourth time, IJinter 1981
Stac~ Th(:lq)son, Asslu .. nt Professor , from E"gl ish ful1·time, to
E"g11sh one · half time and Honors Program one·ha!f time, IJinter 1981
JoSe~h Travag!ini, Adjunct Associate Professor, Educational Adminls.
tratlon and library Science. from IJinter 1980 to continuing appoint .
~"t
Robe r t Yu il"
three-fourths
Professor, from Geography full·time, to Geography
t ime and Honors Program one· fourth time, 1980-81
Adminis trative/Professional
Joseph BIssell to Manager/Accounting Se rvices Ap·6, C()r'Itroller
Sue Bradley to Se"ior Accountant Ap·3, Accounting
Nancy Burch to lab Manager AP-4, Home Economics, Fami Iy life and
Consl,ll!ler Educat ion
Hary Kay Olttenber to Hanage r/CCJq:Iuter Center AP·4 , Infornation
SyStems and Analysis
Daniel Eversole to Assistant Director Ap· 5. Admissl()r'ls
1405
Promotions. Reclassifications and Sa la ry Adjus t ments continued
William fager lund to Internal Auditor AP-5 . Internal Auditing
Mary Flynn to Ass istant Coordinator of ConferenceS and Workshops
AP-3. Continuing Education and Commun i ty Services
Laura Gonzales to Counselor Trainee AP-) . Admissions
Dan Parker to Senior Project Designer AP-4, Physical Plant
Hary Pembroke to Senior Accountant AP-4 . Accoun t s Receivable
James Tryon to Senior Project Designer AP - 4, Physica l Plant
Sandra Warriner to Research Analyst AP- 4, PlannIng, Instruction
and Resea rch
Juan Zamudio to Academic Advisor AP-4, Academic Information
Supervi sory/Technical
Betty Benzinger. Keypunch Operator ST-2. Computer Se r ivces
Laur ie Bu r ke. Keypunch Operator ST-2, Computer Services
Wi Illam Cady to Custodial Supervisor ST-5. Physical Plant
logie Cook, keypunch Operator ST-2, Computer Serivces
Wayne Hende rson, Sen ior TV Engineer ST-6, Pubi1c Broadcast ing
Joyce Higgins, Keypunch Operator ST-2, Computer Services
Cindra Houghton to Computer Operator I ST-4, Computer Services
Carol Leach to Technical Aide ST-), one - half time, Student
Teach i ng
Victoria Mooradian to Center Representative ST-4 . provisiona l .
IptO/Ford Admin.
Jul ie Shaw, keypunch Operator ST-2. Computer Serivces
Ardith Westie to Bulletin Editor ST-~, one-half tine, prov i s iona l .
Academic Administration
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Promotions. Reclassifications and Salary AdjustmentS continued
Clerical
Char lot te Da ly to Spec ialist Clerk C-4. Health Services
Sharon Deni to Secretary c - 4, Development
karen Knopp to Administrative Secretary C-S, Counselor Education
and Personal Development
Petra krul I to Senior Specialist Clerk C-5. Personnel and Staff
Relations
Lynn Madison to Administrative Secretary C-S. University Counsel
Pame la Nelson to Administrative Secretary C-5. provisional. Hichigan
Special Olympics
Barbara Norton to Secretary C-4. Business Services
LaRae Parker to Senior SpecialiSt Clerk C-S. Clarke Historical
Library
Susan Rademacher to Administrative Secretary e-5. one-half time.
Mathemat i cS
Debora Robinson to Special ist Clerk C-4 . Veterans Programs
My Rodgers to Administrative Secretary C-S, Broadcast and
Cinematic Arts
Judith Thompson to Senior Clerk C-). Purchasing
Barbara VanOuren to Senior Clerk e -), Financial Aid
Patricia 'Jolf to Senior Clerk C-3 . Student Affairs
t1a i ntenance/Food Se rv 1 ce5
Fremont Bellinger to Boiler Operator Apprentice HF-l/j, Physical
Plant
Te r'ry Bellinger to Caretaker HF-4, Physical Plant
John Benaske to Carpenter Apprentice HF-14, Physical Plant
Carol Campbell to Grill Cook. HF-). Food Services
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Promotions, Reclassi ficatian s and Salary Adjustments conti nued
Wilma Ervin to Cook III HF-3, Food Services
Robert Forquer to Electrician Apprentice MF-I), Physical Plant
Rose KorneKl to Senior Sa lad Haker HF-4, Food Services
Joanne l ovejoy to Cook 1 I I HF-), Food Services
John ludwig to Carpenter Apprentice HF-14, Physical Plant
Harvin ludwig to Maintenance Mechanic App renti ce HF-12, Physical
Plant
Stan Martin to Hainten~nce Mechanic Apprentice HF-14, Physical
Plant
Karen HcCallister to Cook 111 HF-3. Food Services
Wi II iam Hi Iler to Carpenter Apprent ice Hf-14. Physical Plant
Dixie Moss, Haintenance Mechanic Apprentice HF-I), Physical
Plant
Chris Hyers to Painter App rentice HF-14 , Physical Plant
Hary Pappas to Cook I II HF-3. Food Services
Jose Reyes to Haintenance Mechanic Apprentice HF-14, Physical
Plant
Robert Rood to Carpenter Apprentice HF-12, Physical Plant
Helen Servoss to Cri I I Cook HF-3, Food Services
James Smith to Hai"tenance Kechanic Apprentice Hf-12, Physical
Plant
T~s Spence, Haintenance Kechanic Apprentice HF-14, Physical
Plant
Brenda VanAcker to Ut1Jlty Helper II HF-2, Food Services
Virginia Yager to Cook I I I HF-3, Food Services
Deloris Young to Ca rpente r Apprentice HF-l2, Physical Plant
Harie 2ygmunt to Custodian HF-3, Food Services
Vicky Zyonse to Senior Salad Haker HF-4, Food Services
1408
• leaves of Absence;
Patricia L. leonard 1980-81 academic year Wi thout pay
Business Education and
Administrative Services
Arlene Sheskln Winter and Fall 1980 Wi thout pay
Sociology, Anthropology
and Social Work
EKtension of Probationary Period;
Robert Cook, Ass istant Professor, C~uter Sciences, extension of
probationary period through the 1981-82 academic year
Carold O. Kortge, Assistant Professor. Harketing and Hospitality
Services Administration, extension of probatIonary period through
the 1981-82 academIc year
Richard lewi s , In st ructor, Hanagement, extension of probatIonary
period through the 1981-82 academic year
Wi Iliam Parle, Assistant Professor, Political Science, extension
of probationary period through the 1981-82 academic yea r
Richard Phillips, Assistant Professor. Finance, Insurance and
Real Esulte. extension of probationary period through the
1981-82 academic year
layne Rabold, Assistant Professor, Home Economics , Fami Iy Life and
Consumer Education, extension of probationary period through the
1981-82 academic yea r
Paul landenberger. InStructor, library, eKtension of probationary
period through the 1981-82 academic year
Terry Wilson. AssIStant Professor, Marketing and Hospitality
Services Administration, extension of probationary period through
1981-82 academic year
Resignations, TerminatiOl'lS, Etc,;
Becky Fisher, Assistant Professor, Student Teaching. effective
Hay 9. 1981
John F. Karlo. Assistant Professor. Geology. effective Hay 10, 1980
1409
ResIgnations, Terminations, Etc . continued
Richard Simmons, Associate Professor, Management. effective
May 9, 1981
Cheryl Solomon-Beach, Instructor, Physical Education, effect i ve
May 10, 1980
Marcia Weber-Olsen, Assistant Professor. Speech and Dramatic Arts.
effect i ve May 10, 1980
AI len Schwad ron , Associate P~ fe sso r, Accounting, effect i ve
May 10 . 1980
li~lel T. Wi 1 lin gha~. Temporary Assistant Instructor. Physical
Education, effective February 11. 1980
A. H. Mathias Zahni se r. Assoc iate Professor. Re l igion, effective
May 10 . 1980
Adm in i strative/P rofess ional
Kary Cary, Librarian AP-4. provisional, Library/IPCO
Vickie DeVine, Student Off-Campus Program OffIcer AP-2, provisional ,
Student Employment
Patrick Keyes, Junior Accountan t AP-2 Payable Accounting
Frank Kirsch , Manage r of Buying Services AP-5, PurchaS ing
Te rry Muilenberg , Internal Audi tor AP -5 , Internal Auditing
Rosanne Neidhart, Assistant Program Manager AP- ). provisional .
IPCDAlashingt on
Helen Perri, Personnel Representative AP-3, Personnel and Staff
Regulations
Susan Randolph. Adnlnistratlve Assistant AP-I. provisional,
r. l ch i ~an Spec ial Olympics
Supervisory/Techn i ca l
Guy Beve rl in, Maintenance Engineer ST- 7 , Public Broadcasting
Roger Chase, Parking Bureau Aide/Dispatcher ST-), Publ ic Safety
1410
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Resignations, Terminations , Etc. continued
Conn ie Killian, Center Representative ST-4, one-half time . provisiona
l , IPCD/Azores
Barbara Morri s, Center Representative ST-4, prov i siona l, 1peD/
Ford Admin.
Albert Ti lmann. Grounds Supervisor ST-5, Physical Plant
Ethel Wood son , Center Representative ST-4. three-fourths time,
IPCOl\lurum'th
Cleric.1Il
Ruth Dush, Bookkeeper e-3. Receivable Accounting
Cheryl Edwards, Administrative Secretary C-5, Clarke Historical
library
Gay Felix, Senior Clerk C-), three-fourths time, provisional,
,PCn/Wrlght Patterson
Hary lou Halladay. Stenographer C-3 , Financial Aids
Debra Himmel, SenIor Clerk C-), Recreation and Park Administration
Holly Wysong, Stenographer C-), PhysIcal Plant
MaIntenance/Food Service
Helen Gregg, Uti lily Helper HF-2, food Services
Ret f remenU :
Supervisory/Technical
Ann Gill, Nurse's Aide ST-2 , Health Services
September 10, 1969 - March )1, 1980
Madeline Ne ff, Hai 1 room Clerk II ST-). Purchas1ng
December 11,1967 - Oecetrber )1,1979
Hell ie Cr_ford, JourneymMl Cook Hf-6, food Services
September I, 1962 - February 29, 1980
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EMERITUS RANK:
It was moved by Hr. lawrence Rahi Ily , seconded by Mrs. Margaret Riecker,
and carried that Julia E. Adkins, Professor, Hathematlcs, be granted
emeritus r,lnk, effect i ve Hay II, 1980, and that the following re solu·
tion be adopted. Dr. Adk ins' retirement was approved at the
November 1979 meeting
IJIoIEREAS, Jul ia Adkins has devoted twenty-three years
of her life to the interests of Central Michigan
Uniyersity and is respected highly by students, colleagues,
and admlnistratiye officers ; and,
WHEREAS, She has giyen of her time and efforts In preparing
students to become teachers of elementary school
mathematics and secondary schoo l mathematics both at the
undergraduate and graduate leyels: and,
IJIoIEREAS, She was Director of the first Beginning Mathematics
Teachers Conference "1 Central Michigan Unlyerslty
and continued to serye as Its director oyer a period of
years; and
IJIoIEREAS, She has served with distinction on many committees
at the departmental, schoo l, and university leyelsj and ,
IJIoIEREAS. She was Yery actlye in the Michigan Council of
Teachers of Mathematics and seryed as its president
during 1961-62: and,
WHEREAS, She has actiyely participated in the National
Counci I of Teache rs of Mathematics oyer the years as a
speaker and moderator at the NCTM conYentions: and,
VHEREAS, She has se rved as an eyaluator for the National
Science Foundation for Seyeral years: and,
WHEREAS, She was actively involyed in a national wrItIng
proj ect to deyelop ~thematlcs content material for
e lementary teachers: and ,
WHEREAS, Her reputation at the national leyel as a mathematics
educator has brought honor to the Department of
Mathematics at Central Michigan Uniyersity:
BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED, That the Board of Trustees on
behalf of the Uniyerslty community , expresses appreciati
on and gratitude for her contributions to th is institution,
and extendS Professor emeritus rank.
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REORGANI2ATION OF THE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION :
It was moved by Mrs. Katharine Harstad, seconded by Mr. lawrence
Rahil ly, and carried, that the proposed reorganization of the Scnool
of Educa t ion be approved for i"lllemenUtlon with the beginning of
the 1980-81 fiscal year. (Copy on file In tile Secretary's Office.)
It was IIIOved by Mrs. Margaret Riecker, seconded by Mr. Alfred Fortino,
and carr i ed, that the fo II owi n9 tenure recorrmendat ions be approved,
Tenure Begins wi th Fall Semester 1981 Appointment
Schoo l of Arts and Sciences
Dr. John Dinan , Assistant Professor, Engl ish
Dr, Barbara Payne Greene, Associate Professor , Political Science
Dr. Roger Henrie, Assistant Professor, Geography
Dr. Cardell K, Jacobson, Assistant Professor, Sociology,
Anthropology and Social \lork
Or. Robert King, Assistant Professor, Biology
Or. WI I liam Reade r, Assistant Professor, Rei Iglon
Dr, Robert l. Root , Assistant Professor, English
School of Business
Or . James Bell, Associate Professor, Business Education and
AdministratIve Seryices
Dr. Robert Craft, Associate Professor, Management
Dr. Sahab Dayal, Associate Professor, Management
Dr, Lawrence O. Jenicke, Assistant Professor . Information SyS t ems
and Analysis
Dr. Susan lenker, Assistant Professor, Information Systems and
AnalysIs
Dr. lawrence R. Lepisto, Assistant Professor, Marketing and
Hospitality Seryices A~inistration
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Tenure cont inued
Dr. G. H. Hashayekhl, As sociate Professor, Information Syste~
and Analysis
Hr. W. Clyde Robinson, Associate Professor, Business Law and
Regulat iOn
Dr. Daniel Schneid. Associate Professor, Finance, Insurance and
Real Es tate
Mr. Peter J. Stevens , Instructor, Marketing and Hospitality
Services Administration
School o f Fine and Applied Arts
Dr. Richard Gergel. Assistant Professor, Art
Dr. Jerome Henderson, Assistant Professor. Broadcast and
Cinematic Arts
Mr. Robert Hohner, Assistant Professor. Music
Or. Janis Voege, Assistant Professor, Home Economics . Family Life
and Consumer Education
School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation
Ms. Rosalie Oibrezzo, Instructor, Physical Education
Or. James A. Pahz , Assistant Professor, Health Education and
!fealth Sciences
Dr. Donald Lutz. Associate Professor, Recreation and Park
Administration
1'15. Linda Treadway, Instructor , Physical Education
ESTABLISHMENT Of RICHARD G. fAUl~HER LOAN fUND:
It was moved by Or. Bernadine Denning, seconded by Mrs. Ma rgaret Riecke I'.
and carried, that the Richard G. Fau l kne r Loan Fund be esubll shed and
that the following statemen t be IIpproved for printing in the bulletin.
Richard G. Faulkner Loan Fund
Established by fami ly, friends . and co l leagues afte r the
untimely death of Richard C. Faulkner, to honor his service
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Establishment of Richard G. Faulkner Loan Fund continued
and dedication to the teaching of chi Idren In elementary
school. Available for small. short·term, interest·free
loans to students of the University with preference given
to students on the Elementary Education curriculum.
ESTABLISHI'IENT OF FACULTY ASSOCIATION STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP:
It was moved by HI'S. Margaret RieckeI', seconded by Or. Bernadine
Denning, lind carried, that the faculty Association Student Scholarship
be establ is hed and that the fol lowing statement be approved for
printing In the bulletin.
Faculty Association Student Scholarship
A one-year scholarship award to a ful I-time, C/'IU student.
The recipi ent Is chosen by the University Financial Aids
Office.
CHANCE IN CYNTH IA DIANE CORDELL SCHOLARSHIP WORDING:
It was moved by HI'S. Margaret Rlecker. seconded by Dr. Bern.dlne
Denning, and carried. that the following change 10 wording of the
Cyothla Diane Cordell Scholarship be approved for printing In the
bulletin.
Cynthia Diane Cordel I Scholarship
A IIIefIIOrial schol.rship is awarded anoually by the f_lly
of Cynthia Diane Cordell. a Central Kichlgan university
student who waS preparing to become a teacher at the time
of her death in December 1968. Worthy students in good
standing pursuing a teachIng curriculum at the junior.
senior, or graduate level are eligible.
CHANCE IN JOHN V. STRESSKAN, JR . • MEHORIAl SCHOLARSHIP WORDING :
It waS moved by Mrs. Margaret RieckeI', seconded by Or. Bernadine
Denning. and carried, that the following chan9t! in wording of the
John W. Stressman, Jr., Memorial Scholarship be approved for printing
io the bulletin.
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Change in Scholarship Wording cont I nu.ed
John W, Stresslll3n. Jr .• ~lN)ria l Scholarship
(stab I i shed by fami I y and friends in memory of John W.
Stressman , Jr., former Director of Financial Aids at eMU .
Earnings provide a financial award each semes ter to a
eMU student In the School of Business AdminIstration.
The scho larship may be renewed.
ttOUSING;
It was moved by Hr. Alfred Fo r tino, seconded by Mrs. Margaret Riecker,
and ca rr I ed, that the Hous I ng report presented by Mr. James Hill,
Vice PresIdent for Student Affairs, be accepted.
OVERSEAS STUDY/TRAVEL;
It was moved by Mrs. Katharine Hafstad, seconded by Mrs. Hargaret
Riecker, and carried , that the follOWing resolution be adopted.
The Board of Trustees reso lves to encourage the adminis tration
to develop. coordinate and sustain, in all appropriate
ways . a variety of programs which wi II eKpand the
intellectual and cultural horizons of CHU students by
providing opportunities for international and overseas
study , trave' , lind eKchange.
It was /\lOved by Hrs. Margaret Riecker, seconded by Dr. Bernadine
Denning, and carried, that the fol lowing resolul ion be adopted.
BE IT RESOLVE D, That the attached room and boa rd rates in
Exhibit e, Section A, All Residence Halls, be approved to
be effective with the start of the Fall Sel'lester 1980; That
Section B, Off-Campus Student Food Agreement rates. be
ilpproved to be effective with the start of the Fal l Semester
1980; That Section e, University Apartments - Single Student
rennl rate 1980-81, be approved to be e ffective with the start
of the Fall Semester 1980: That Section D. University Apa rtments
- Fami 1y Housing ren tal rates, be approved to be effective
Augus t I, 1980; and That the Hous ing ilnd Food Service rilte
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1980-81 Rates continued
schedule for Sonner Sc~l, Guests, Athletics, Conferences,
and Beaver Island Biological Station Indicated In Sections
E to l, be approved to be effect I ve wi th SUllllfler Sess ion I,
Hay 1981; That $50 of the annual room and board and single
student apartment rate and S5 of the Individual apartment
monthly rate be designated as a specific fund to optlml~e
handling of debt se rvices and/or special renovation and
maintenance; That $50 of the annual room and board and
single student apartment rate and $5 of the apartMent ~thly
rate be designated as a specific fund with the priority
for expending this fund [0 be for special projects In the
residence halls, food commons, and apartments that wi I I
significantlY reduce energy use, or to optlml%e hand I ing of
debt services and/or special renovation and ~Intenance.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That these rates are app roved with
the understanding that the Board of Trustees reserves the
right to change the rates if, in the opinion of the Board,
such change is necessary.
1980-81 Housing and Board Rates
A.
B.
~I I Residence Halls
Option 1.
Opt Ion 2.
Option 3·
Option It .
NOTE;
Off-Ca/TlfluS
Opt ion I.
Option ,.
Opt ion J.
Option ,.
Room .nd 20 meills per week
Monday-Saturday 3; Sunday 2
Room and 15 meals per week
HorIday-Frlday 3
ROOIII and I) IOIeiIls per week
Monday-Saturday 2: Sunday I
Room and 10 mea ls per week
HorId.Jy-Friday 2
Single room assignment additional per day
Student Food ~greement
20 meal plan/year
15 ~.I plan/year
IJ ~.I plan/Year
10 ~.I plan/year
Ilt17
SI,800
1,755
1,766
1,726 ,
$1 ,1~8
1.097
1,109
1,062
1980-81 R<ltes continued
c. UniYersity Apartments - Single Students
I. Preston - including uti li ties, TV cable , laundry
faci lit ies, and Centrex telephone. One and two
bed room apartments housing sing le students
each student for the academic yea r
2 . Washi ngton ~nd Northwest - in cludes uti litles,
TV cable, laund ry facilities . One and two bedroom
apartments housing sing le studen t s - each
s tudent for the academ i c yea r
3. Kewadin - includes utilitIes, TV cable , laundry
f~cilities, and Centrex te lephone. One and two
bed room apa r tmen t s housing sing le st udents - each
studen t for the academic year
$897
865
928
O. University Apa rtments - Family Housing
Student Fac/Staff
I . Wash ing ton and Northwes t
uti lities and TV cab le
includes
2.
3·
NOTE :
a. one bedroom
b. two bedrooms
Preston - includes
Centrex telephone
•• ~ . bedroom
b . . ~ bedrooms
Kewadin - I ncl udes
Centrex te lephone
•• ~ . bed room
b. two bed rooms
,. th ree bedrooms
d. three bedrooms
utilitie s , TV cab le,
uti IItles , TV cab le,
unfurnished
furnished
$ 170
182
171
189
182
19'
214
225
$2 11
'"
218
231
22J
235 ",
26)
Student fami l ies have priority for assignment to No rthwe s t and
Washi ngton apartmen t S; facu lty and s taff wi ll be ass igned to
these units on ly if no apa rtments a re avai lab le In KeWadin and
there a re vacant apar t ments in the o t he r units.
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1980-81 Rites continued
I 81 Housln and Food Service Rate Schedule for Summer School
Ath letics Con erences and Beaver Island BIoi ica l Station
I....:....!:. on l Ie n t he ecretary's 0 ice.
TUITION AND feES FOR 1980-81: (FInance COfTIIII tlee)
Guests,
Sections
It was moved by Mr. Lawrence Rah ill y, seconded by Mrs. Margaret Riecker,
and carried, that the following resolutIon be adopted.
BE iT RESOLVED , That the schedule of tuition and fees at the
UnIversity, commencing August 1 I, 1980, the beginning of the
Fall Semeste r is adopted as follows:
Michigan Resident
Out -or- State Resident
Undergraduate
Graduate
Undergraduate
Graduate
Rate Per
Semester Hour
$31. 50
1j2.50
Bo.oo
92.00
31.50
For on-campus classes a non-refundable registration fee shall
also be assessed each semeste r : $12.50 ror students tak i ng
five hour s or le ss ; S25 fo r students taking six hours or more.
TRAVEL REIHBURSEMEHT AL LO\."A"CE: (finance C()ITI!li ttee)
It was moved by Mr. Lawrence Rahilly, seconded by Or. 8e.rnadine Oennlng,
and carried, that the follOl',ing resolution be adopted.
BE IT RESOLVED, That the new travel rates set forth In the
document "Central Michi gan University Travel Allowance Rec·
ommenda ti on," be adopted and made effec tive Jul y 1, 1980.
CONTRACTING AUTHORITY: (Finance CCIrm'Iittee)
It was moved by I'Ir . leo Farhat, seconded by Dr. Bernadine Denning , and
carried, that the fOllowing resolution be adopted.
Cootracting Au thority continued
BE IT RESOLVED. That eHective i_diately, ttle resolut ions
of the Board of Trustees dated Kay 12, 1912 and June 20 , 1919
pertaining to contra<;:ting au thority on behalf of the Board
shall be rev i sed as follows:
The Contra<;:ting Office r of the University is the Vice President
for Business and Finance. The Contracting Officer [5 authorfzed
to sign contracts binding the University In an amount for any
one contract not to exceed $200,000. The President, Provost ,
and Vice Presidents of the University, are authorized to sign
contracts binding the University In an amount for anyone cont
ract not to exceed S2oo,OOO. The President and anyone of
the above persons, including the Contr .. cting Officer, are
authorized by their two signatu res to sign contracts binding
the University in an a~nt for anyone contract not to exceed
5400,000. The President or any of t he above named persons
may , with the written authorization of the President, delegate
authorization to other persons to sign contracts binding the
Un i versity for specified SUlltS per contract not to exceed
$40,000. Delegated contracting power shall be in writing.
counte r signed by the President, naming the person g i ven the
contract ing power and specifying a l Imitation in dol la rs for
anyone contract which may be signed by the person given
delegated power. Copies of the written delegation of contracting
power Sha ll be placed on file in the oHlce of the
Secretary to the Board and in the office of the Vice Pre s ident
for Business and Finance.
HANDLlHG Ff[ FOR INSUFFICIENT FUND CHECKS: (Finance CQllJllittee)
It WaS moved by 1'1r. Leo F .. rhat , seconded by Dr. Bernadine Denning, and
carried, that the following resolution be .. dopted.
BE IT RESOLVED, That a $5 hand l ing fee be assessed a9CIinst
the person delivering a check to Cent ral Hichigan University
which is returned for insufficient funds or other reasons.
The fee ;5 to help offset the cost of p rocess i ng and Is in
addition [0 all legal and other remedies which the Insti tution
Ny pursue for recovery of funds.
IIICREASE IN HEALTH SERVICE OfFICE CALL FEES: (Finance COImIi[tee)
It was moved by Mrs . Margaret Riecker. seconded by Or. Bernadine Denning,
and carr ied. that the following resolution be adopted.
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Inc rease in Health Service Office Ca ll Fees con ti nued
BE IT RESOLVED, That the Hulth Service office call fees
at the University, effective with the Fall Semester 1980.
shall be as follows:
1. During normal working hours the fee shall be:
Physician or Nurse PractItioner visit $5
2. After working hours the fee shall be:
Physician or Nurse Practitioner visit 58
ALLOCATION OF DEVELOP1'1ENT FUND MONIES FOR SPECIAL PROJECTS: ( Fi nance
Corrmittee)
It was moved by Mrs. Margar~t Rlecker, seconded by Hr. Alfred Fortino,
and carried, that the fol1~ing resolution be adopted.
BE IT RESOLVED, That the allocation of unrestricted gifts as
noted below is approved and ratified:
President'5 Special Account 1919-80
WC1'1L-FI'1 At lanta
PRIVATE FUND-RAISING PROPOSAL: (Finance COI"II ittee)
51,464.75
$8,300.00
It was moved by Hrs. 1'1argaret Rlecker, seconded by /'Ir. Leo Farhat, and
carried, that the University Deyelopment Fund's p lan for major gift
solicitation be accepted.
CKANGES IN COHHITTEE APPOI NT1'1ENTS:
Chairman Umphrey made changes in cOlmlittee appoint~nts as fol lows:
Academic Affairs (oImIiltee: I'1r5. Katharine E. Harstad. Chainnan
1'1r. Alfred J. Fortino
/'Irs. Margaret A. Rlecke r
1'1r. lawrence O. Rahilly, Ch.irman
Or. Bernadine N. Denning
/'Ir. leo A. Farhat
Hr. Walter W. Wi gh t man
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APPROVAL OF HAY 1980 GRADUATION liST:
It was moved by Mrs. Margaret Riecker, seconded by Hr. Alfred Fortino
and carried, that the gradlJatlon list for liay 1980, upon certific". '
lion of the Registrar and acceptance by the Academic Senate, be
approved.
APPROVAL OF HONORARY OECREE CANOl DATES:
It was moved by lir . leo Farhat. seconded by Dr. Bernadine Denning, and
carried, that the following l'Ionorary degree candidates be approved.
r.ichard A. Enberg
\JIlfred C. Smith
Doctor of laws
Iioctor of H~n e letters
Dr. Enberg will also be the conmencement speaker.
G I FrS AND GRANTS:
I t was moved by Dr. 8ernad I ne Denn I ng. seconded by Hr. l awrence Rah i 11 y
and carried, that gifts recei ved during the I!'Cnths o f JanlJary and '
FebrlJary totaling S"9 ,55".OJ and grants totaling 51J8,OJ9 be accepted
with appreciation.
USOE, HEW: Regular Education Pre-service Deans' Crant
Hlchlgan Council for the Arts: Michigan Voices
00fI Reitz CeriWIIlc Exhibit
Bach Festiva]
Women's Art Festival (2)
National Science Foundation: Pre-college Teache r Training
Harguerite Eyer Wilbur Foundation: Scholarly Papers of
Rus sell 10rk
Mott Foundation: Central Michigan Center for Community
Educat i on
Port Huron ISO: Connunlty Education Inte rnships
Isabella Harch or Dimes: Pre-schoo l Equipment
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S53,DOO
1,230
800
1,200
1.550
29,18"
4,500
39,350
7.000
225
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It was moved by Hr5. Katharine Harstad. seconded by Dr. Bernadine
Denning. and carried, that the Board move into closed sess ion to consult
with its attorney regarding pendIng litigation and to consider ~tters
connected with collective bargaining. For : Denning, Farhat, Fortino.
Kafstad. Rahilly . Riecke r, Umphrey, Wightman. Against: none.
The next meeting of the Board of Trustees wi I I be Wednesday, Hay 21, 1980.
The open meeting adjourned at 2:28 p.m.
R?4 Terrence J. Carey
Secretary to the Board of Trustees
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