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CENTRAL MICHIGAN UHIVERSITY
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
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Central "Ichlgan ~iversity Board of Trustees
Meeth .. g of l1ay 6, 1983
Ht. Pleasant. Michigan
/'Ie!l'bers present: Mrs. JoIargaret A. Riecker, Chair: Hr. Alfred J. Fortino:
Hr . Richard L. Halpert; Hr. Raymond A. LaBounty; Its. Rachael E. hareno;
Mr. WIlliam C. Odyklrk; Mrs. Alice Tomboullan; Or. Harold Abel , President.
Member absent: Or. Bernadine N. Denning.
Also attendIng: Or. John E. Cantelon. Provost; Hr. Arthur E. Ellis, Vice
President for Public Affairs; I1r. James L. HIli, Vice President for
Student Affairs; Mr. RIchard L. M1\ler , Secretary to the Board of Trustees;
Mr. Jerry R. Tubbs, Treasurer of the Board of Trustees and Vke President
for Business and Finance.
The meetIng was called to order by Chair Rlecker at 11:11 a.m.
The minutes of the ~ril I, 198) meetIng were ilpproved as printed.
TRUSTEE EMERITIJS RANK:
It was moved by Mr. Alfred FortIno, seconded by Mrs. Alice Tomboul lan, and
carrIed, that the following resolution granting Trustee Emeritus Rank to
Mrs. Katharine C. Hafstad be adopted.
IrItlEREAS, Katharine Hafstad is a charter !Ilember of the Central
Michigan university Board of Trustees, having been appoInted
In 196t. to the fl rst Board In University history; and
wtiEREAS, She has served the Un i \Ie rs 1 ty and the peep I e of the
State of Michigan extremely weI I during her nineteen~year
tenure as a Trustee; and
IJHEREAS, She has given generously of her tll!"e, often attend~
Ing functions and becoming acquainted with many generations
of students, faculty and staff; and
IJHE REAS, He r know ledge, ded I cat Ion and keen unders tand 1 n9
have been IlJ1Iortant factors in the growth and rn.lIturatlon of
Central Michigan University over the past two decades; and
Trustee Emeritul ~nk continued
tJliEREAS, She has serwd three term as Board ehalnn.n, hn
chaired any n~r or ~Ittees and has been active In t"'selection
of tWO university Presl«nU; and
wtiEREAS, She twls long served on the Ac:ade.lc;: Affairs C_ltt",
• speelal Interest of hers, where her contributions and
ludershlp Nve been uemplary; and
WHEREAS, She kas been the driving force behind the creation
and operation of the Hlchlgan Association of Cowmlng
Boards; and
wtlEREAS, The students, faculty and staff of Ceneral Michigan
Unlversl ty and her colleagues on the Board of Trustees will
sorely miss har leadership, her good judgment and--lnOst of
all--her frlend,hlp;
BE IT THEREfORE RESOLVEO, That the Board of Trustees of
Cent rat Michigan lInlverslty, on bellalf of the Unlyerslty
commun I t y, extands to Ka tha rl ne Hafs tad the rank of Trus tee
Emeritus.
It was lIO .... d by Hr. Richard Halpert, seconded by I'tr. '111111_ Odyklr1c. , and
~rrled, tNt the following resolution granting Trustee £lllerltLlS ~nk to
Hr. Valter W. Wlght..n be adopted.
WH[REAS. Vaher Wight." has been a _d)er of the Board of
Trustee..s of Central Hlchlg.n lkllversity since the Bo.Ird was
fomed In 196"': and
WH[REAS, Hr. Wight.., has served the Board as chalrNn and
has been actl~ as a ~r and chainnan of its various ~
~Ittees during hll nineteen years of service; and
wtiEREAS, His vast IIliIperle.nce, solid judgtllll!nt and sound COllfllOl1
sense have ~de h'~ a valued Board menber durIng that tl
WHEREAS, A5 frequent member tlnd chairman of the Finance Committee,
he has shOom a prudent concern fo r the expend i t ure o f
State fundi, an attitude which has been of great benefi t to
the people of Michi gan and the lh lvers l ty cOllJnun l ty; and
WHEREAS , He has been a Boa rd !l'erree r of g reat dependab ility
and conl l stency, giv ing f ree ly of h is t ime and a t tending to
lInivertlty business flven when It Inte rfe red wi th his pri vate
concems; and
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Trustee Emeritus Rank cont InUfld
WHEREAS, His _'I' yea" of association with Central I'IichigMl
..... Iverslty will long be rel!lerrt.e~d by the students, roKulty
and Starr who kaYe gl'Oll«l to appreciate his quiet IIIIlInner and
friendly presence: and
WHEREAS, ttls collugues on the Board of Trustees .. Ish to
expren their appreciation and gratitude for hit professional
contrlbutlonl end for the wa".. friendships t~y have fOnlled
with hi. over ~y yurs;
BE IT THEREfORE RESOLVEO, That the Board of Trustees of
Central f"Ilchlgan lkllverslty, on behaJr of the Unlvenlty COllI""
~Ity, extendS to Walt.r Wlghtmln the rank of Trustee
Emerl tus.
EMERITUS RANK:
It was roved by I1rs. Alice TOIIIboulllltl , seconded by Mr. Richard Halpert ,
and carried, thllt Richard Brooks, Professor, Political Science, be
granted enerltus rank effectlYfl June 1. 1983. and thllt tM foll(JWrting
resolution be .dopted.
WHEREAS . Richard Brooks h., devoted thirty-four years to
teaching the legal a,pects of Political Science, with
twenty-six of those yurs In the service of students at
Central f"Ilchlgan IkIhersltYi and
WHEREAS, This adopted son of f"Ilchll)fln hIlS c.ontrlbuted voice
and pen to his concerns that views of all people be heard
In a responsible exchanv- of opinion; and
WHEREAS, This loylll University IOfIIIIber lwis contributed uniquely
[0 the governing runctlOl'ls of this Institution throudl his
dedication to enhenc!ng de.acratlc declslon-~Ing within this
aea~lc coonunlty; and
WHEREAS. He hilS shared his rich knowledge not onlv wi th his
students but with his colleague, and...."y citizen groups; and
\/HEREM, His uudents, colleagUfls, and friends wish hi III happiness
and .. well·desflrved respite 'rOIl! teaching thllt .. 111
enab le hi.., to continue making contributions to the welfare of
thls state and thll nllt1ott,
BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED, That the Board of Trustees, on
beha l f of the Llnlverlltv COfIItIIUfIlty, eltpresses appreciatlO4'1 to
Richard Brooks for his contributions to Centrel f"Iichlgan
lkllverslty and extends Professor E""rltu! rank.
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RESOLUTION OF APP~[CIATION:
It wn IIOved by I1r. ~Ichlrd tt.lpert, seconded by Plr. Wilili. Odyklrk, Ind
carried, [hit tho followln!il resolutloo be adopted.
WHEREAS, J. David Kerr his served for eleven ye..rs n the
first full-tl .... Unl ... rslt-y Counsel It Centul Mlchl!ilMl
Unl ... rslty; and
WHEREAS. The qlUlllty of his leg.l .dvlce to the adlllinlstrltlon
~d the IoIrd of Trust"s M,S IhfayS been of the very
hlgnen ullber: Ind
WHEREAS, The depth of his COftmI[
University and his willingness to
thorough conclusion Ire hallmarks
nt to Centrll Mlc.hlgen
purs~ every project to
of his work; Ind
WtlEREAS, Tha range of hi. I"teren In the IIIany luues facing
thl. Unl .... rslty hit been valuable In I'Ielplng to shape the
Central Mlchl!ilan Unl\ferslty of todlY, his legal Insight
having had profound effect 00 such diverse areas II collective
bargaining and the fees paid for telephone service: and
'Io'HEREAS, Hr. K.IIrr', Infinite Interests and knQotledge reglrdInglkllverslty
Irrllrs have made hi .. a valulble Idvlsor
beyond the .cope of legll IftIIItters: and
WtiEREAS, This BOird hiS c.cw. to rely on the. _ture ju6glllent,
legal ktlowledge and vigor of Hr. Kerr In ~achln!il decisions
on tt)e Nny ISlues COIling before i t: and
WERW, Tho Board of Trllltees will .iss Hr. Kerr I' I frland
IS _11 IS I eo .... sel In the years ahead:
BE IT lliEREFOR! RESOLV[O. Thlt the Baud of Trustees, on
behllf of the entlr. Institution, extends to J. Dlvld K.rr
In IPpreclltlon for his efforts lIS University ~.el ~d
further Illtends Its best wishes for a fulfilling professional
c:.Ir"eer and plnonll life.
ESTABliSHHEHT OF BIOLOG ICAL STATION SCH(lt.ARSHIPS:
It WitS moved by I1r. Alfred Fortino, seconded by Hr. Raymond LaBounty, Ind
carr ied, that the Bio logicil St ltlon Scholarships be established Ind thlt
the following Itaterrent be Ipp roved for print ing In the bul1etln.
Tul tlon ..,Ird, are l\f.llible to stude nts taking courses
It the CHU BlologlC.lI Stltlon on Beaver Islitnd. Contact
the Director of thl Blologic.al Station for further Infor...
tlon.
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ESTABLlSHt1.ENT OF JACQUES E. AHO HELEN H. BAER PERRY LOAH FUND:
It was IIIOYed by H". Allee Taroeoull." leconded by Ms. Rachael Morel"lO .... d
carried , thlt the JlcqueS E. Ind Helen H. Beer Perry Loan FlUId be esubIIshed
and thlt the foll00lln9 .UtellW!nt be approved for printing In the.
bulletin.
Jacques E. ... d ltalen H. Beer Perry I.oIn Fund
Established by JlcqueS E. Ind Helen H. ber Perry to show
gr"teful appreclolotlQfl for ..... rythlng done for tt- while
students It CI'IO. The fund provides 5l1li11, interest free,
sl'lort·ter", loans to students te~orlrlly In need of funds.
N'PFrlVAL OF GRADUATION LIST FOR MY 128]:
It was moved by Hr. Raymond laBounty. seconded by Hr. Alfred Fortino, and
carried, thlt the grlduatlon list for HlY 1283. UPGIl certification of the
Registur and acceptance by the Acidelllic Senate, be approved.
STAFF REPORT: TelecO'IMIOlcatlons Review
TENURE: (Acadelllic AHlin Ca-.lttee)
It was lIO'led by I1n_ Alice TClrl'boullln. seconded by 115. Racheel "oreno, Ind
carried, thlt the following tenure reCOllf'llC!ndltlons be approved.
TeflUr. Begins with F .. II 1281.
College of Arts and 5dence1
Dr. Jonn Cr.lg, Assistant Professor, 8roadcast and Cinematic Aru.
Dr. Sh ...... Plng OIl' Hodvwm, Anlst.ant Profulor, Kithetnatics
Dr. /'Ion." Shrlkhlnd., Assocllte Professor, I'IoltM:"'iJtlcs
Dr. Sue GalIIbI(' . Asslsunt Professor, Huslc
Dr. 1J1lllam Cholffee, Assistant Profeuor. Physic!!
Dr. Lewis Bender, AlIocllte Profeuor, Pollticil Science
Dr. Lorene He~hll1 Stone, Assistant Professor. Sociology, Anthropology
and Social Work
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Tenure c:ontlnued
Or. Nancy Buerkel·Rothfuss, Associate Profeuor, Speech and
DramatIc Arts
Dr . Janet Yerby, Assistant Professor. Speech and Dramatic Arts
School of Business Administration
Dr. Arthur R. Kagle. Associate Professor, Accounting
/'Ir. James HIli, Assistant Professor, Business La .... and Regulation
Dr. R. Gene Stout, Associate Professor, Finance
Or . Stuart Knowlton, Associate Professor, Management
School of EducatIon, Health and Human Services
MS. Carolyn Hoffman. Assistant Professor, Home Economics. Fami ly
Life and Consumer Education
Dr. Karen Peterson, Assistant Professor, Home EconomIcs, Family
U fe and Consumer Educu Jon
Dr. Bruce Rosr;oe . Ass i stant Professor. Home Econoral cs, fOOIlly Ll fe
;md Consumer Educaotlon
Dr. Lynda King. Assistant Professor, Psychology
1'1$. Rebec.ca I'1cC.nn, Instructor, Recreation and Park Admlnlstnlltlon
KASTER PLAN REVIEW: (Academic Affairs Committee)
Mrs. Alice TOIrboulian, Chair of the Academic Affairs Comnlttee, stated that
the Board met 11'1 I retreat sesslorl iiIt Neithercut Woodlands to discuss the
draft of the Plan. She will work with the Board Secretary and provide a
wr itten review of the points d iscussed . If the review se t lfles the committee,
It will be submitted to the entire Board and a decision will be
forthcoming.
RESOLUTION APPROVING AC UISIT ION AND INSTALLATION OF TELEPHONE SYSTEM AHO
AUTHOR IZING AlTE RNATIVE METHODS OF FINANCING: Finance Comnlttee
It was IlCIved by Mr. Alfred Fortino, seconded by Hr. William Odykl rk, Ind
carried, thlt the follOWing resolution be adopted.
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Telephone System - continued
WHEREAS, This Board of Trustees of Central Michigan university
(the "Board") has received and reviewed a 1983 Telephone Syste,.
Project Administration Proposal, incorporated herein by this
reference (the "Administration Proposal") of the officers of
Centr,,1 Michigan Urllverslty (the "Administration") regarding
the acquisition, corlstruction and insullation or a new telephone
systelll for the campus of the lkllverslty, in the City of
I'Iount Pleasant, Michigan (laid telephone system, as more fully
described in the Admlnlstrat[on Proposel, together with any
additions, deletions or substitutlorls , the "Project"). and
WHEREAS, Given recent and foreseeab le changes In the telecOllr
munlcations Industry and the rates applicable to teleoommunlcatiorls
services, the Project will result in a significant cost
saving to the University relative to the cost of the current
telephone system, and therefore constitutes a necessary and
proper action of the Board; and
WHEREAS, It [5 necessary for the Soard to authorize and approve
the acquisition , construction and installation of the Project,
and to authorize alternative methods of financing the Project
and to delegate to the Administration the power to Investigate,
negotiate and enter Into such financing arrangements as will
be most advantageous to the University;
NO\rI, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED That:
I. The acquisition, construction and installation of the
Project, as presented in the Administration Proposal, with
such additions thereto, deletions therefrom or substitutions
therefor as lOlly be approved by the President or Vice
President, Business and Finance, are hereby approved.
2. The President and any persons designated by the President
shall negotiate, eJUlcute Ind deliver on behalf of the Soard
such contracts, agreements and certl flcates as are necessary
to acquire , construct and install the Project.
3. The financing of the Project through anyone or more of the
methods set forth In the AdminlstrOilitlon Proposal, subject to
the conditions set forth therein. 15 hereby authorized and
approved; provided, hCl<lever. that the principal repaYl'"ent
schedules, Interest rates and rede"lltlon provisions of bondS
or other obligations Issued pursuant hereto shall be subject
to prior approval by the Chair of the Finance COITJIlittee of
the Soard.
4. The President or the Vice President, Business and Finance,
and such other officers, agents or representatives of the
Soard or the University as the President shall designate,
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Telephone System - continued
sha!' ~ke such applIcatIons and fl lings, and execute
and deliver such agreeaoents, certIficates, doclments
and representations as they deem proper to acquIre,
conStruct and Install the Project and to finance the
sa ,subject to the tenas and conditions hereof and
contained In the Administration Proposal. The President
or Vice President, Business and Finance, and each of them
shall negotiate, and subject to the terms and conditions
set forth herein, and the prior approval of the Chair of
the Finance COII'IIIi ttee of the Board, execute and de l iver
on behalf of and as the dul y authorized act of the Board,
any bonds, lease agreements , lease purchase cont r acts,
Installrrent Sales cont racts, service contracts or any
other financing agreements as sha ll be necessary or convenient
to the financing of the Project. The Admlnistratioo
and 115 office r s , and the officers of the Board are
hereby delegated and authorized to exe rcise any and al I
powers necessary or conveni ent to finance, construct,
acqul re, Install, i~lement and ca rry out the Project.
5. All resolutions or parts of resolutions Insofar as they
conflIct wi th the provisions of this Resolution are hereby
repealed to the extent of such conflict .
RESIDENCE SCHOLARSHIP FUND: (FlniMlce Conmittee)
It was moved by Hr. Alfred Fortino. seconded by Hs. Rachael Moreno, and
carried , that the following resolution be adopted.
BE IT RESOLVEO, That $50 of the residence hall room and
board rate and $5 of the individual apartment ~lhly
rate be deslgnlned as a special residence scho larship
fund. The fund will be accunulated and made avai lable
first to meet debt service. If not required for debt
service , the fund will be available during the following
fiscal year. but not earlier than August 198/j for "ResI dence
Scholars hi ps" ,)Warded by the Financial Aids office
and Residences and AuxIliary Services to s tuden t s resIding
I" University residence halls or apartments. Thi s resolution
Is retroactive to August I, 1982.
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REGISTRATION AND PROCESS ING FEE AND ENERGY CONSERVAT ION FEE: (Finance COII'I.) \
I I t was moved by Hr. Alfred Fortino, seconded by Hr. William Odyklrk, and
carrIed, that the following resolutloo be adopted. • •
Registration and ProcessIng Fee .nd Energy Conservation Fee contInued
BE IT RESOLVED, That $100 of the annual room and board and
single student apartment rate and $10 of the Individual apart!:
lent monthly rate be designated as a Registration and Processing
Fee which Is a specif ic fu"d to optimize handling of
debt services ..,d/or special renovatIon and mai"tenance:
That $100 of the annual rOOlll Ind board and single student
apartment rite Ind SID of the individual apart~nt monthly
rate be designated as an Energy Conservation Fee which is a
specific fund used for special projects In the residence
halls, food COlll'lClrlS, and ap.rtmen15 that will significantly
redlK:e energy use, or to optimIze handling of debt servIces
and/or special renovation and malntenal'lce.
This resolutioo is retroactive to August I, 1982 .
LICENSE AGREEMENT WITH CITY OF HT. PLEASANT: (finance COIIIIIittee)
It was roved by Hr. Alfred Fortino, seconded by Mr. Raymond laBounty. and
carried , that the following resolution be adopted.
BE IT RESOLVED. That the PresIdent or hIs designee Is
aJthorized to enter into a LIcense Agreel!"ent with the
City of 1'It. Pleasant. ThIs will allow the City to drill
a deep water well on Central Michigan ltllversity property.
and the Unive rsity to use City owned property as a parking
lot. (Copy on fi Ie in the OffIce of tile Secretary.)
SCHEDULE OF BDARD HEETINGS: (Assessment and Development Committee)
!t was moved by Mr. Raymond LaBOIJnty, seconded by HI'S. Alice TOInboullan,
and carried, that the "Flr,t Friday" !"eet;ng Schedule, eight meetl"g5
per year , through 198/j be adopted as submitted. l"eetlng dates that
would fallon ho i idays have been advanced or delayed as necessary.
ESTABLISHMENT OF A STUOCNT AFFAIRS COHMIT1U: (Assess . and Dev. Com.)
It was moved by Mr . Raymond LaBounty , seconded by Mrs. Alice Tombou l ian.
and carried, that a Student Affairs COtrrnlttee be established.
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COMMI TTEE APPO I NTHENTS:
The Chai r made the fo ll owi ng changes In committee appo i n t ments.
Academic Affairs Commit tee: Hr5. Alice Tonboull an, Cha i r
Hr . Ri chard L. Hal pert
Hs. ~chae l E. Mo reno
This committee al50 se rves as the f acu lt y-Trustees Li ai son Commit tee.
fi nance Comm ittee: Or . Be rnadi ne N. Denni ng , Chair
Hr. Alfre d J . Fo rtino
Hr. Raymond A. La80un t y
Mr . Wi ll iam C. Odyk irk
f1AG8 Represen tative: Mr. Al f red J . Fo rti no
Appoi ntment of an KAG8 Alte rna te and membe rs of the newl y es tabli shed
Studen t AHai rs Comml t tee wi I I be fIIol de by the. Chai r a t t he nex t Boa rd
of Trustees meet ing.
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PERSONNEL RECOHHENOATI ONS:
It was !lOved by Ms. Rachael Moreno, seconded by Hrs. Alice Tombou!I!!n,
and carried , that the fo llowing recommendations be ilpproved.
FilCu!ty
Appo intments:
Oonnil Born, Temporary ~5lstilnt Professor, Journalism, threefourths
time, 1983-84
B.A., University of To ledo , 1957
M.A., Cen tral Michigan University, 1916
Thomas L. Benj amin, Temporary Assistant Professor, History, fulltime,
198)- 8iI
B.A., Hanover College, 1974
H.A., Hlchlgan State Univers ity, 1976
Ph.D., Hlchlgan State University, 1981
Leo Erickson, reappointment as Chairperson, Marketing and HospitalIty
Services Administration, August I, 198) - July )1,1984
B.S., State IkIlverslty of I Qofa , 1948
~LA., Sute University of Iowa, 1952
Ph.D., Sute University of Iowa , 1957
Kenneth Z. Jurk lew icl, Temporary Assistant Professor, English
one-half time and Iionors Program one - fourth time, Fall 198);
English three-f01..lrths time, WInter 1984
A.B., University of Detroit , 1970
H.A., University of Detroit , 1972
Ph.D., University of Detroit , 1976
WII ford E. Maldonado, Adjunct Associate Professor, Biology,
August 22, 198) - Hay 12, 1984
B.A., Bacone Jr. College , Ok lahoma, 1953
H.A., University of Oklahoma, 1954
H.O ., UnIversity of Oklahoma Medical School, 1958
Teresa A. McWil li ams , Adjunct Instructor, Biology,
August 22 , 198) - Hay 14, 1984
B.S., Unl~rslty of Detroit, 1971
John B. Meixner, Assistant Professor, PhilosOPhy , 1983-84
B. A., University of Illinois, 1971
M.A., The Johns Hopkins University, 1973
Ph.D. , The Johns Hopkins University, 1977
Ali H. Hetwa l ll, Associate Professor, Management, 1983-84
B. CoIrm., AIN Shams Unlversl[y, Cairo, Egypt, 1964
H.B.A. , Siena College, New York, 1969
Ph.D., S1. Louis University , Hi ssourl, 1977
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Appointments continued
Neel ima Shrlkhande, Assistant Professor, Computer Science,
1983·84
B.S., Bontlay University, 1969
M.S., Indiana University, 1971
Ph.D., UniversIty of "'Isconsln, 1976
Sharon M. Thomas, TefllPOrary Assistant Professor, Geography, fulltime,
1983-84
A.A .• Phoenix College, 1966
B.A., Ari~na State University, 1968
~.A., Aritona State Unive rsity, 1975
Ph.D .. Aritona State University. 1980
Sandra Warriner, Temporary Instructor, Computer Sc ience, fulltime,
1983-84
B.S., University of Michigan, 1963
M.S., Central ~ichigan University, 1978
Pinky "'assenberg, AsSi5tant Professor, Pol itical Sc ience,
1983-84
B.A., UniversIty of Nevada, 1976
J.O., Lewis and Clark School of Law, Oregon, 19'r.J
M.A., WashIngton State University , 1981
Alan Weber, Temporary Assistant Professor, English, three.
fOl.lrths time, 1983·84
B.A., SI. t1ary's College, 1967
~.Ed., UnIverSity of lllioois, 1971
Ph.D., U,lverslty of IllinoIs, 1973
Promotions, Reclassifications, and Salary Adjustments;
College of Arts and Sciences
Dr. Larry Bronson
English
Dr. Kohan Shrlkhande
Mathemat i cs
Dr. William Reader
Rei iglon
Dr . Janet Yerby
Speech and Dramatic Arts
Professor
Professor
Associate Professor
Associate Professor
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Promotions, Recl.sslficatlons, .nd Sa l.ry Adjustments continued
School of Business Administration
Dr. Robert L. Cook
Karketlng and HOSpitality Services
Ms. Suun K. SIn I th
t1anagement
Assistant Professor
School of Education, Health .nd Human Services
Or . Sharon Bradley-Johnson
Psychology
Or. Charles Elstler
Professor
Professor
Teacher Education and Professional Development
Dr. Lynda King
Psychology
Dr. Ralph PIli!
PhySical Education
Associate Professor
Or. Paul Zlonls Associate Professor
Teacher Education and Professional Development
Syed Shahbuddin. from Associate Professor to Associate Professor
and Cha I rperson. In fonnat i on Sys telllS and Ana I ys Is ,
August I, 1983 - July 31, 1986
George Stengren, Professor, Philosophy . frOlll full·time to three fQt.
lrths time, and ttonors Program one-fourth time , Fall 1983
Zamanollah Zamanian, received Ph.O., from Temporary Instructor
to Temporary Anistant Professor, Economics, effec t ive
Ma r th 25, 1983
Extension of Probationary Period:
Ronald P. Beau li eu, Assistant Professor, ~anagement , extension of
probationary period through the 1984-85 academic year
Jerome DeRidder, Assis t ant Professor, Accounting, extension of
probat Ionary period through 1984-85 academic year
Randall Sti th, Instructor, Broadcast and Clnel'lliltlc Arts, extension
of probationary peri od th rough the 198q-85 academic year
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Resignations, Terl'Tlinations , Etc:
Clayton Agui lar, Associate Professor, /1anagement, effective
April I, 1983
Vranda Barclay, Instructor, Physical Education, effect ive
Kay 12, 1984
Bonnie Black, Assistant Professor , Recreation ctnd Park Admin·
istration, effective May 12, 1984
Arlene H. Ccoper, Assistant Professor, CounselIng Center,
effect i ve Hay 12, 1984
Frances D. Curtis, Assistant Professor, Kanagement, effec·
live May 12 , 1984
Ruth Fitzgerald, Assistant Professor, Teacner Education and
Professional Deve lopment, effective Kay 12, 1984
Lori Hunt, Instructor, Health Education and Health Services,
effectIve May 12, 1984
Carde ll K. Jacobson, Associate Professor, ~lolo9Y, Anthro·
pologyand Social Work , effective Hay 13, 1983
Ronald Harmarel Ii, Assistant Professor, Journalism, effec·
[ive Hay 12, 1984
Dale McNiel, AssIstant Professor, Business Law and Regu lati on,
effective Hay 12, 1984
Donna Piper, Instructor, Physical Education, effective
May 12, 1984
John R. Ray, Assistant Professor, Finance, effective
Hay 12, 1984
Susan Walnstock, Assistant Professor, Sociology, Anthropology
and Social Work, effective Hay IS, 1985
Re t i recw:'! n ts :
Richard Brooks , Professor, PolitIca l Science
Septembe r I, 1957 - Hay 31, 1983
Burton Dickerson, Professor, Art
Septmer I, 1964 • Hay 31, 1983
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Appointments:
Administrative/Professional
Paul D. Donn, Research Associate AP-3, Planning, Instruction
and Research
Thomes D. Keady, Assistant Coach I/football AP-l, prtlvi·
5100011, Athletics
SupervIsory/Technical
Elizabeth Long, Center Representative ST·", one-half till'e,
provls ional, JPCD/Fort Bragg
Clerical
Joyce Br~nell, Stenographer C-3. Payable Accounting
Brenda Hale, Senior Clerk C-3 , one-half ti~, provIsional,
IPCD/Parklane
PublIc Safety
Linda H. OlIverio , Pat rol Officer PS-2, PublIc Safety
Maintenance/Food Services
Derry Dunn, CustodIan HF-), PhysIcal Plant
Donna Haggart, UtI I ity Helper HF-I, Food Services/F loat
Connie Henry, Custodian MF·), Physical Plant
Jerry Jerome, Custodian MF·), Physical Plant
John Wri!tlt, Joumeyllliln ~tal Worker HF·8, Physical Plant
1881
Promot ions, Reclassi fi ca t ions and Sa lary Adj ustments:
Adm! n 1st rat I 'Ie/P rofess I ooa I
Richard H. Potter, Assistant Direct or/Administ r a t ion AP·7,
IPCD
f10se L. Rison to Assistant Coach II /Footb"l1 AI' - Z, prov isional,
Athletics
Dorene L. Root to Academic Advisor Trainee AP-Z, Regist rar
Superlvsory/Technical
H. TImothy Knicke r bocker to ~u t e r Ope rator III ST- 6,
Computer Services
Ma r jorie Williams to Admi n ist r a t ive Ai de ST-4, 10 months ,
Acadelf1lc Senate
Cle r ica l
Kerry Daniels to Sen ior Clerk C- 3 , Counse ling Center
Maintenance/Food Se rv ices
Edw"rd Carter to M"intenance Mechanic Appren t iCe MF- 13,
Physical Pl ant
Bonnie Darne l l to Cook II MF·Z, Food Se r vices
Lillian Earns to Uti li ty Helper II MF- 2 , Food Se rvices
Do ro t hy Graham to Cook It HF- 2, Food Ser vices
Teresa lorenit to Cook II MF·2, Food Se rvices
Gertrude Smith to Cool<. II HF- 2, Food Se rvices
Resignations, Terminat ions , Etc:
Adml n I st rat Ive/P rofess I ona I
Eve lyn S. Benne tt , Assistan t to t he Reg ist r il r AP - ] , Reg i st r a r
Donald P. San te r, Ass i s t ant Manage r AP·4, Un i ve rsity Press
1882
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Resigna tions , Te rll1 lnatlon s , Etc .• conti ... ued
Superv 1sorrITechn i ca I
El s i e Gil es, Cente r Represen t ative ST-4, prov ision a l, IPC D/ASHT
Cleri ca l
Bernadette Bl and, AdmInistrative Secretary C-S, Hi s tory
Judy Cilrpente r, Stenographe r C-3, Phys i cal Plant
Sharon Opheim, Typist C·2, one-half time, Industrial Education
and Techno logy
Retirements:
Adml n Is trat i ve/Profe55 iona I
J. Bruce Eldred, Manager AP-6, University Press
January 13, 1969 - April 30, 1983
Clerical
Hel en K. Johnson, Senior Clerk C-3, Counseling Center
Septelltler 5, 1968 - fot.ly 13. 1983
Maintenance/Food Services
Margaret Epple, Custodian HF- 3, Phy s ical Plant
October 10, 1972 - March 31, 198]
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1 twas IIIOved by I1s . Rachae I .Moreno, secon6ed by Mr. Will i am Odyk' rk, and
carri ed. [hilt gifts received during the nonths of February (S41,692.05)
and March (S I82.517.21) totaling $224,209·26 be accepted wIth apprecla·
[ ion.
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It was !!IOlII!d by Mr. Alfred Fortino. sec;onded by Ms. R.itchee' Moreno . and
carried, that the l!loard !!lOve Into cloud session to discuss tIM sale of
property.
The next Board of Trus tees meeting wlll be Friday, June l. 198].
The open session adjourned CIt 12:~2 p.m.
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Richard l. Miller
Secretary [0 [he Board of Tru, tees
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