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Minutes of the Meeting of the Board of Trustees of the
University of Kentucky, Tuesday, May 3, 1983.

The Board of Trustees of the University of Kentucky met at 3
p.m. (Central Daylight Time) on Tuesday, May 3, 1983 in the
Commons. Student Center/Fine Arts Building on the campus of the
Paducah Community College, Paducah, Kentucky.

A. Meeting Opened and Roll Called

Mr. William B. Sturgill, Chairman, called the meeting to
order at 3:12 p.m. and pronounced the invocation.

The following members of the Board of Trustees answered the
call of the roll: Mr. William B. Sturgill (Chairman), Mr. Thomas
P. Bell, Mr. William R. Black, Governor Edward T. Breathitt, Mr.
Albert G. Clay, Professor Opal Skaggs Conley, Mr. James W.
Dinkle, Mr. Tracy Farmer, Mr. Ronald G. Geary, Mrs. Edythe Jones
Hayes, Mr. Brereton C. Jones, Mr. R. Larry Jones, Mr. T. A.
Lassetter, Mr. W. Terry McBrayer. Mr. Robert T. McCowan, Mr.
Frank Ramsey, Professor William F. Wagner, and Professor
Constance P. Wilson. Absent from the meeting were Governor
Albert Benjamin Chandler (Honorary Trustee), Mr. George W.
Griffin, and Mr. A. Stevens Miles. The University administration
was represented by President Otis A. Singletary; Dr. Donald B.
Clapp, Vice President for Administration; Chancellors Peter P.
Bosomworth and Charles T. Wethington; Dr. Raymond R. Hornback,
Vice President for University Relations; Mr. David I. Carter,
Special Assistant for Business and Financial Affairs; Mr. John C.
Darsie, General Counsel; Mr. Henry Clay Owen, Controller and
Treasurer; Dr. Paul G. Sears, Special Assistant for Academic
Affairs; and Dr. Jack C. Blanton, Vice Chancellor for
Administration representing Chancellor Art Gallaher. Members of
the various news media were also in attendance. A quorum being
present, the Chairman declared the meeting officially open for
the conduct of business at 3:15 p.m.

B. Meeting Dates Established

Mr. Sturgill called attention to the schedule of meetings of
the Board of Trustees and the Executive Committee as established
for fiscal year 1983-84 (see copy at the end of the Minutes) and
requested the members to mark their calendars accordingly. He
reminded the Trustees that the June 21, 1983 meeting of the
Executive Committee has been changed to a full Board meeting.

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C. Dr. Donald Clemens Recognized

Mr. Sturgill recognized Dr. Donald Clemens, Director of the
Paducah Community College, and thanked him and his staff for
their hospitality in hosting the meeting. The Chairman indicated
his pleasure in having the Board meeting in Paducah, and Dr.
Clemens was given a round of applause.

President Singletary thanked the members of the Board for
their attendance and noted that one meeting each year would be
held off campus. He praised Paducah as a "good University town"
and expressed his appreciation for the support of the local
press. He indicated there would be a tour following the meeting
for those interested in seeing the campus.

D. Minutes Approved

The Minutes of the April 5, 1983 meeting of the Board of
Trustees were approved as written.

E. President's Report to the Trustees

President Singletary reviewed briefly some of the items in
his monthly report to the Trustees, calling particular attention
to (1) the commencement ceremonies at 4 p.m. on Sunday, May 8,
(2) the award recently received by the Kentuckian for being one
of the top five collegiate yearbooks in the country, (3) the
Niles Folklore Collection given to the University, and (4) the
naming of Thomas A. Chapman as the College of Arts and Sciences
Distinguished Professor for 1983-84.

President Singletary recommended that the report be received
and filed. Without objection, it was so ordered.

F. Personnel Actions (PR 2)

After noting that the personnel actions in PR 2 were routine
in nature, President Singletary recommended its approval. On
motion by Mr. Brereton Jones and second by Mr. Farmer, the
appointments and staff changes recommended in PR 2 were approved.
(See PR 2 at the end of the Minutes.)

G. Supplemental Recommendation of the President (PR 3A)

President Singletary indicated his pleasure in recommending
the appointment of Professor Edmund Lambeth as Director of the
School of Journalism, effective July 1, 1983. Dr. Lambeth is
currently professor and Coordinator of Science Journalism at the
Indiana University School of Journalism. Vice Chancellor Blanton
in the absence of Chancellor Gallaher reviewed Professor
Lambeth's experience and credentials. He noted his extensive
experience in news coverage and added that the recommendation
follows an extensive search.

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On motion made by Professor Wilson, seconded by Professor
Conley and unanimously carried, Edmund Lambeth was appointed
professor, School of Journalism, and Director of the School of
Journalism, effective July 1, 1983. (See PR 3A at the end of the
Minutes.)

H. 1982-83 Budget Revisions (PR 3B)

Mr- Larry Jones moved that the 1982-83 budget revisions
recommended in PR -B ',e authorized and approved. His motion was
seconded by Mr. Geary and passed without dissent. (See PR 3B at
the end of the Minutes.)

I. Report on Gifts and/or Grants (PR 3C)

With President Singletary so recommending, the report on
gifts and/or grants covering the period from January 1, 1983
through March 31, 1983 was accepted and ordered made a matter of
record. (See PR 3C at the end of the Minutes.)

J. Delegation of Authority for Making Decision on Residency
Status (PR 3D)

President Singletary recommended that the Board delegate to
the Chancellor for an academic sector of the University the
authority to make final institutional decisions regarding the
residency status of students enrolled in that sector, provided
the students' cases have been reviewed and recommended on by the
Committee on Residency Review of the Council on Higher Education.
Mr. Black so moved. His motion was seconded by Governor
Breathitt and passed without dissent. (See PR 3D at the end of
the Minutes.)

K. Approval of Degree Candidates -- Lexington Campus and
Medical Center (PR 3E)

Without discussion, Professor Wagner moved that the President
be authorized to confer upon each individual whose name was
listed in PR 3E the correct degree to which he or she is
entitled. His motion was seconded by Professor Wilson and passed
unanimously. (See PR 3E at the end of the Minutes.)

L. Candidates for Degrees -- Community College System (PR
4A)

Professor Conley moved that the degrees and certificates
specified in PR 4A be awarded to the persons named, upon
certification that the requirements for those degrees or
certificates have been satisfactorily completed. Her motion was
seconded by Mr. Ramsey and passed without dissent. (See PR 4A at
the end of the Minutes.)

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M. Naming of University Building (PR 4B)

President Singletary recommended that the Board approve the
name of CHRISMAN HALL for the new Learning Resources/Technical
Classroom Building at Southeast Community College in Cumberland,
Kentucky.

Chancellor Wethington pointed out that Mr. Clayton Ruben
Chrisman was a member of the first Advisory Board of the
Southeast Community College and a longtime friend and supporter
of the University and the College. He indicated his pleasure in
supporting President Singletary's recommendation which he noted
also has the support of the current members of the Advisory Board
and the approval of the Committee for Naming University
Buildings.

On motion made by Mrs. Hayes, seconded by Professor Conley,
and passed unanimously, approval was given to name the new
building at Southeast Community College CHRISMAN HALL. (See PR 4B
at the end of the Minutes.)

N. Change in Division Structure (PR 4C)

On motion by Mr. Black, second by Mr. McBrayer and carried,
approval was given to create a fourth academic division, the
Humanities and Related Technologies Division, at the Lexington
Technical Institute. (See PR UC at the end of the Minutes.)

0. Modifications in Policy Statement on Community College
System Previously Approved by the Board (PR J4D)

With President Singletary so recommending, Professor Conley
moved approval of the modifications in policy statement on the
Community College System as presented in PR 4D. Her motion was
seconded by Mr. Larry Jones and passed without dissent. (See PR
4D at the end of the Minutes.)

P. Modifications in four Medical Center Policy Documents
Previously Approved by the Board (PR 6A)

On motion made by Mr. McBrayer, seconded by Mr. Farmer and
unanimously carried, approval was given to the four Medical
Center policy documents as recommended in PR 6A. (See PR 6A at
the end of the Minutes.)

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Q. University of Kentucky Selective Admissions Policy (PR
5A)

President Singletary called attention to the two-page summary
of the Selective Admissions Policy approved by the University
Senate on March 21, 1983. He then recommended that the Board
approve the policy for implementation in Fall 1984. In the
absence of Chancellor Gallaher, he called on Vice President Clapp
to review the Selective Admissions Policy. Dr. Clapp summarized
the policy and pointed out that its basic objective is to bring
into the institution students who will achieve a 2.0 grade point
average at the end of their freshman year and beyond.

Mr. Brereton Jones expressed support of the policy and
declared it a step in the direction the University should move
while expressing a reservation about the classification of
athletes in a separate category. He requested that the Board be
given a report on the workings of the policy at the end of a
twenty-four month period. President Singletary indicated his
intent to request such a report and said that it would be shared
with members of the Board.

Governor Breathitt commended the faculty for "treating
athletes" and the admissions policy "on top of the table."

Professor Wilson indicated that the faculty is not defending
the athlete but rather is defending the diversity of the pool.

Mr. Geary raised two questions concerning interpretation of
the policy, the first being whether the section on geographical
distribution includes extra weight for non-residents of Kentucky.
His second question concerned the provision for suspension of the
policy in case of an emergency, and he asked whether that
provision reduces the role of the Board of Trustees. It was
explained that the pool arrangement, including the provision
applicable to geographical distribution, applies to Kentucky
residents only, and that the provision for suspension of the
policy in the case of an emergency does not in any way diminish
the authority of the Board to change the policy.

With President Singletary so recommending, on motion made by
Professor Wilson, seconded by Governor Breathitt, and unanimously
carried, the Selective Admission Policy, effective Fall 1984, was
approved. (See PR 5A at the end of the Minutes.)

R. Interim Financial Report (FCR 1)

Mr. Clay, Chairman of the Finance Committee, reported that
the Committee had met on the morning of May 3 and considered six
items to be presented for action, the first of which was the
financial report for the nine months ending March 31, 1983. He
then moved acceptance of the report. His motion, seconded by Mr.
Ramsey, carried and the financial report was accepted. (See FCR
1 at the end of the Minutes.)

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S. External Auditor for Fiscal Year 1982-83 (FCR 2)

The Finance Committee so recommending, Mr. Clay moved that
the firm of Arthur Andersen and Company, Certified Public
Accountants, be engaged to perform an examination of the various
accounts of the University of Kentucky and its affiliated
corporations in accordance with the recommendation in FCR 2. Mr.
Clay's motion was seconded by Mrs. Hayes and passed without
dissent. (See FCR 2 at the end of the Minutes.)

T. Authorization for Incineration of Paid Bonds and Coupons
(FCR 3) -

With the concurrence of the Finance Committee, Mr. Clay
recommended and so moved the incineration of paid bonds and
coupons as presented in FCR 3. His motion was seconded by Mr.
Farmer and carried unanimously. (See FCR 3 at the end of the
Minutes.)

U. Capital Construction Report (FCR 4)

Mr. Clay moved that the capital construction report for the
nine months ending March 31,1983 be accepted. His motion was
seconded by Mr. Larry Jones and passed without dissent. (See FCR
4 at the end of the Minutes.)

V. Room and Board Rates 1983-84 School Year (FCR 5)

Mr. Clay called on Vice Chancellor Blanton who explained
through a series of charts the current and proposed room and
board rates and the amount of increase for each plan. For the
benefit of the newly appointed Trustees, Vice Chancellor Blanton
explained that the Housing and Dining System at the University
receives no state funds and is entirely self-supporting. He told
the Trustees that the average 5 percent increase in room and
board rates is necessary in order to meet the higher operating
costs and financial demands of the Housing and Dining System.
The proposed adjustments result primarily from increased labor,
food, and utility costs. In closing, Vice Chancellor Blanton
reported that increases in the University's cost of operating the
Housing and Dining System over a five-year period were maintained
at slightly less than increases in the Consumer Price Index. He
reminded the Trustees that the proposed increase has been shared
with student groups and published in the Kernel.

Mr. Clay said the Finance Committee, along with the Board of
Trustees, wished to compliment Vice Chancellor Blanton and his
staff for the excellent manner in which the Housing and Dining
System is handled. He then moved that the adjusted room and
board rates recommended in FCR 5 be approved. Mr. Clay's motion
was seconded by Mr. McCowan. It carried with one dissenting vote
by Mr. Dinkle. (See FCR 5 at the end of the Minutes.)

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President Singletary stated that the University has the
highest dormitory occupancy rate of any institution in the state,
and said he was pleased that Mr. Clay had commended Business
Affairs for its very good operation.

W. Voluntary Contributions to Fidelity Group of Funds,
Twentieth Century Investors, and Value Line Securities, Inc.
Pension Funds by University Employees (FCR 6)

The Finance Committee so recommending, Mr. Clay moved that
the Board authorize voluntary contributions to Fidelity Group of
Funds, Twentieth Century Investors, and Value Line Securities,
Inc. pension funds by University employees as recommended in FCR
6. His motion was seconded by Mr. Black and passed without
dissent. (See FCR 6 at the end of the Minutes.)

X. Meeting Adjourned

Mr. Sturgill again indicated his pleasure in holding the
board meeting on the campus of the Paducah Community College, and
said he would hope that one meeting each year could be held off
campus.

Mr. McBrayer suggested that the next time a meeting is held
on one of the Community College campuses a report be given on
that particular college.

Mr. Black expressed appreciation on behalf of the people of
Paducah to President Singletary and members of the Board for
making the decision to meet in Paducah. He added that this is
something the people of Paducah have wanted for a long time and
that they appreciate the attendance of the Board members.

Governor Breathitt and Mr. Ramsey also expressed their
appreciation that the Board of Trustees held its meeting in their
part of the state.

Mr. Clay asked the Finance Committee to remain for a short
information session following the meeting.

President Singletary remarked that the clear sentiment
expressed concerning the location of the Board meeting
underscores that UK is the state university, and he proposes to
hold one meeting each year away from the Lexington Campus.

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There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at
4:08 p.m.

Respectfully submitted,

John C. Darsie
Assistant Secretary
Board of Trustees

(Schedule of Meeting Dates, PR's 2, 3A, 3B, 3C, 3D, 3E, 4A,
4B, 4C, 4D, 5A, and 6A and FCR's 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 which
follow are official parts of the Minutes of the meeting.)

SCHEDULE FOR MEETINGS OF BOARD OF TRUSTEES
AND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
1983-84

The following dates have been established for meetings of the Board of
Trustees and Executive Committee for the 1983-84 fiscal year:

August 26, 1983 (FRIDAY)

* September 20, 1983

October 18, 1983

November 11, 1983 (FRIDAY)

* December 13, 1983

January 24, 1984

March 6, 1984

* April 3, 1984

* May 1, 1984

June 19, 1984

Board of Trustees

Executive Committee

Board of Trustees

Executive Committee

Board of Trustees

Executive Committee

*Statutory Meeting

NOTE: Any Executive Committee meeting may be rescheduled as a full Board

meeting should the nature or quantity of work make this necessary.

Office of the President
May 3, 1983

PR2z

Members, Board of Trustees:

PERSONNEL ACTIONS
Recommendation: (1) that approval be given to the attached appointments
and/or other staff changes which require Board action; and (2) that the
report relative to appointments and/or changes already approved by the
administration be accepted.

Background: The attached recommended appointments and/or other staff
changes require approval by the Board of Trustees in accordance with
Part VIII-B of the Governing Regulations of the University. These
recommendations are transmitted to the Board by the appropriate
chancellor through the President and have his concurrence.

Under the Governing Regulations, the authority to make certain
appointments and/or other staff changes is delegated to the President
or other administrators who are required to report their actions to
the Board. This report follows the recommendations requiring Board
approval.

Action taken:

Date:

Approved X

Disapproved

, 1983

Other

May 3

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COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM

I. BOARD ACTION

A. ADMINISTRATIVE APPOINTMENTS

Southeast Community College

Blevins, Vivian B., Associate Professor in the
Community College System (with tenure),
appointed Acting Director, effective 5/7/83.

B. RETIREMENTS

Paducah Community College

Coffman, Eleanor, Coordinator-Community Services in
the Community College System, after 15 consec-
utive years of service, effective 7/1/83.

Southeast Community College

Hansel, Georgia, Bookstore Specialist in the
Community College System, after 19.75 consec-
utive years of service, effective 5/31/83.

II. ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION

A. ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS

Jefferson Community College

Chastain, Rhonda, J., Instructor in the Community
College System (voluntary), 1/1/83 through
6/30/83.
Crowe, Robert D., Instructor in the Community College
System (voluntary), 1/1/83 through 6/30/83.
Mahuron, Ellen J., Instructor in the Community College
System (voluntary), 1/1/83 through 6/30/83.
Snider, Ernest C., Instructor in the Community College
System (voluntary), 1/1/83 through 6/30/83.
Tucker, Julia L., Instructor in the Community College
System (voluntary), 1/1/83 through 6/30/83.

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LEXINGTON CAMPUS

I. BOARD ACTION

A. ADMINISTRATIVE APPOINTMENTS

College of Business and Economics

Wallace, Marc, Jr., Professor (with tenure), and Acting Chairman,
Management, appointed Chairman, Management, 7/l/83 through
6/30/86.

College of Home Economics

Rothgeb, Terry, Associate Professor (with tenure), and Chairman,
Human Environment: Design and Textiles, reappointed Chair-
man, Human Environment: Design and Textiles, 7/1/83 through
6/30/87.

Vice Chancellor for Administration

Neal, Richard M., Engineer IV, Design and Construction, effective
3/2/83.
Wash, James C., Staff Architect III, Design and Construction,
effective 2/25/83.

B. REAPPOINTMENTS

College of Business and Economics

Dillon, Gadis J., Associate Professor (without tenure), Account-
ing, 7/1/83 through 6/30/84.

C. TENURE

College of Education

Crystal, Ralph, from Associate Professor (without tenure), Educa-
tional and Counseling Psychology, to Associate Professor
(with tenure), Educational and Counseling Psychology,
effective 7/l/83.

Graduate School

Harrison, Steadman D., Jr., from Associate Professor (without
tenure), Graduate Center for Toxicology, to Associate
Professor (with tenure), Graduate Center for Toxicology,
effective 7/l/83.

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D. PROMOTIONS

College of Agriculture

Lacefield, Garry D., from Associate Extension Professor* (with
tenure), Agronomy, to Extension Professor* (with tenure),
Agronomy, effective 7/l/83.

College of Arts and Sciences

DeLong, Lance E., from Assistant Professor (without tenure),
Physics and Astronomy, to Associate Professor (with tenure),
Physics and Astronomy, effective 7/l/83.
Gross, Donald A., from Assistant Professor (without tenure),
Political Science, to Associate Professor (with tenure),
Political Science, effective 7/l/83.
Hartwig, Joan, from Associate Professor (with tenure), English,
to Professor (with tenure), English, effective 7/1/83.
Molzon, Robert E., from Assistant Professor (without tenure),
Mathematics, to Associate Professor (with tenure), Mathe-
matics, effective 7/l/83.
Purdue. Peter, from Associate Professor (with tenure), Statistics,
to Professor (with tenure), Statistics, effective 7/l/83.
Steiner, Sheldon M., from Associate Professor (with tenure),
Biological Sciences, to Professor (with tenure), Biological
Sciences, effective 7/l/83.

College of Education

DeMers, Stephen T., from Assistant Professor (without tenure),
Educational and Counseling Psychology, to Associate Professor
(with tenure), Educational and Counseling Psychology,
effective 7/1/83.
Hiebert, Elfrieda, from Assistant Professor (without tenure),
Curriculum and Instruction, to Associate Professor (with
tenure), Curriculum and Instruction, effective 7/1/83.
Hunt, Sharon L., from Assistant Professor (without tenure),
Health, Physical Education and Recreation, to Associate
Professor (with tenure), Health, Physical Education and
Recreation, effective 7/l/83.

College of Fine Arts

Monsen, Ronald P., from Assistant Professor* (without tenure),
Music, to Associate Professor* (with tenure), Music,
effective 7/l/83.

*Special Title Series

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Undergraduate Studies

Albisetti, James C., from Assistant Professor (without tenure),
Honors, and History, College of Arts and Sciences, to
Associate Professor (with tenure), Honors, and Associate
Professor (without tenure), History, College of Arts and
Sciences, effective 7/1/83.

E. RETIREMENTS

College of Agriculture

Moreland, Richard B., Plumbers Helper First Class, Management
Operations, after 19.5 consecutive years of service,
effective 6/30!83.

College of Fine Arts

Morgan, Wesley K., Professor (with tenure), Music, after 13
consecutive years of service, effective 6/30/83.

Graduate School

McGrain, Preston, Assistant State Geologist, Kentucky Geological
Survey, after 32.5 consecutive years of service, effective
6/30/83.

College of Home Economics

Paulk, Joe, Associate Professor* (with tenure), Nutrition and
Food Science, after 11.5 consecutive years of service,
effective 6/30/83.

Libraries

White, Jane N., Librarian I (with tenure), Education Library,
after 18 consecutive years of service, effective 6/30/83.

University Extension

Herbert, Marvin J., Associate Professor (without tenure), Fort
Knox, after 11 consecutive years of service, effective
6/30/83.

Vice Chancellor for Administration

Owens, John C., Cook Baker III, Auxiliary Services, after 15.5
consecutive years of service, effective 6/30/83.

*Special Title Series

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r. EARLY RETIREMENTS

College of Agriculture

Olds, Durward, Professor (with tenure), Animal Sciences, after
37 consecutive years of service, effective 6/30/83.

College of Architecture

Prestridge, James A., Associate Professor (with tenure), after
18 consecutive years of service, effective 6/30/83.

College of Arts and Sciences

Keogh, Frank R., Professor (with tenure), Mathematics, after
18 consecutive years of service, effective 6/30/83.

II. ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION

A. ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS

College of Agriculture

Kalisz, Paul J., Assistant Professor, Forestry, 4/1/83 through
6/30/84.

College of Arts and Sciences

Burke, James, Assistant Professor, Mathematics, 8/16/83 through
6/30/85.
Drost, John, Assistant Professor, Mathematics, 8/16/83 through
6/30/85.
Holcomb, Harlan R., III, Assistant Professor, Philosophy, 8/16/83
through 6/30/84.
Katz, Sharon H., Instructor (part-time), Psychology, 1/1/83
through 5/31/83.
Lanier, David D., Instructor (part-time), Psychology, 1/1/83
through 5/31/83.
McClure, James, Assistant Professor, Mathematics, 8/16/84
through 6/30/86.
Miller, Thomas W., Instructor (part-time), Psychology, 1/1/83
through 5/31/83.
Morgan, Cpt. Daniel E., Assistant Professor, Military Science,
effective 6/1/83.
Nichols, Michael, Instructor (part-time), Psychology, 1/1/83
through 5/31/83.
Revesman, Stanley L., Instructor (part-time), Psychology, l/l/83
through 5/31/83.
Schwartz, Nathan H., Assistant Professor, Political Science,
8/16/83 through 6/30/85.

*Special Title Series

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Sugarman, Roger, Instructor (part-time), Psychology, 1/1/83
through 5/31/83.
Wetter, Martha, Instructor (part-time), Psychology, 1/1/83
through 5/31/83.

College of Business and Economics

Black, Dan A., Instructor, Economics, 8/16/83 through 6/30/84.
Born, Jeffery A., Instructor, Finance, 8/16/83 through 6/30/84.

College of Education

Heathman, Nancy R., Instructor (part-time), Curriculum and
Instruction, 1/1/83 through 5/31/83.
Illback, Robert J., Instructor (part-time), Educational and
Counseling Psychology, 1/1/83 through 5/16/83.
Newell, George E., Assistant Professor, Curriculum and Instruc-
tion, 8/15/83 through 5/16/85.

Libraries

Coutts, Brian E., Librarian IV, Reference, 6/1/83 through 6/30/84.
Hale, Barbara S., Librarian IV, Documents, 3/14/83 through 6/30/84.

College of Social Wcrk

Krause, Robert L., Assistant Adjunct Professor, 7/1/83 through
6/30/84.
Worful, Barbara L., Assistant Adjunct Professor, 7/1/83 tbrough
6/30/84.

B. REAPPOINTMENTS

College of Agriculture

Bokemeier, Janet L., Assistant Professor, Sociology, 7/1/83
through 6/30/84.
Brown, Grayson C., Assistant Professor, Entomology, 7/1/83
through 6/30/84.
Eizenga, Georgia C., Assistant Adjunct Professor, Agronomy,
7/1/83 through 6/30/84.
Evangelou, Vasilios P., Asitstant Extension Professor*, Agronomy,
7/1/83 through 6/30/84.
Grove, John Harmon, Assistant Professor, Agronomy, 7/1/83
through 6/30/84.
Hildebrand, David F., Assistant Professor, Agronomy, 7/1/83
through 6/30/84.
Johnson, Douglas W., Assistant Extension Professor*, Entomology,
7/1/83 through 6/30/84.
Jones, Davy, Assistant Professor, Entomology, 7/1/83 through
6/30/84.
Lin, Paul, Assistant Professor, Agronomy, 7/1/83 through 6/30/84.

*Special Title Series

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MacKown, Charles T., Assistant Adjunct Professor, Agronomy,
7/1/83 through 6/30/84.
Martin, James R., Assistant Extension Professor*, Agronomy,
7/1/83 through 6/30/84.
Maurer, Richard C., Assistant Extension Professor*, Sociology,
7/1/83 through 6/30/84.
Nielsen, Mark T., Assistant Professor, Agronomy, 7/1/83 through
6/30/84.
Perry, Charles S., Assistant Professor, Sociology, 7/1/83
through 6/30/84.
Pfeiffer, Todd W., Assistant Professor, Agronomy, 7/1/83
through 6/30/84.
Potter, Daniel A., Assistant Professor, Entomology, 7/1/83
through 6/30/84.
Townsend, Lee H., Assistant Extension Professor*, Entomology,
7/1/83 through 6/30/84.
VanSanford, David A., Assistant Professor, Agronomy, 7/1/83
through 6/30/84.

College of Arts and Sciences

Bardo, Michael T., Assistant Professor, Psychology, 7/1/83
through 6/30/84. -
Berry, William D., Assistant Professor, Political Science and
James W. Martin Graduate Center for Public Administration,
Graduate School, 7/1/83 through 6/30/85.
Bolick, Teresa L., Assistant Professor, Psychology, 7/1/83
through 6/30/84.
Boster, James S., Assistant Professor, Anthropology, 7/1/83
through 6/30/85.
Dunston, Aingred G., Assistant Professor, History, 7/1/83
through 6/30/85.
Evensen, E. Paul, Instructor (part-time), Psychology, 1/1/83
through 5/31/83.
Fanwick, Phillip E., Assistant Professor, Chemistry, 7/1/83
through 6/30/85.
Gibbs, Sandra E., Assistant Professor, Psychology, 7/1/83
through 6/30/84.
Griffith, William S., Assistant Professor, Statistics, 7/1/83
through 6/30/85.
Hubbard, Michael, Assistant Professor, Psychology, 7/1/83
through 6/30/84.
Kravitz, David A., Assistant Professor, Psychology, 7/1/83
through 6/30/84.
Lee, Carl W., Assistant Professor, Mathe