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T88 OF

MINUTES

OF THE

UNIVERSITY FACULTY FEBRUARY 12, 1962

The University Faculty met in the Assembly Room of Lafferty Hall Monday,

February 12, at 4:00 p.m.

The minutes of January 8
4.

President Dickey presided.

by the University Faculty without correction.

The Registrar presented the
pleted their requirements at the
explained that the list included
degree of B. S. in Civil Engineering, who
Dees had earned the

scholarship;

that Mr.

but had failed English,

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University

names of
close of
the name

the first semester,
of James C. Does,

This subject had

candidate for
had eeen dropped twice for poor
overall grade point average of 2.0
been made up at Eastern Illinois

and had been certified on a transcript to the Registrar‘s Office.

had been sent to the Faculty and were approved

candidates for degrees who had com~

January 25. He

the

The Registrar called attention to the rule allowing the Dean of Admissions to

admit or readmit

that it had not

Faculty meeting and he

final checki

after
to the

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persons named in the corrected list.

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE

NAME

GRADUATE SCHOOL

Albert Dennis Kirwan, Dean

Herbert Eugene Babb

Gunter Bounhart

Betty Carolyn Congleton
John William Hubbard

Thomas Everett Johnson, Jr.

.....

Jack Edward Reese
Howard Loucks

CANDIDATE FOR THE DEGREE

NAME

James Read Holland

Steele

OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
MAJOR SUBJECT

Psychology

Physics

History

Agricultural Economics
Physics

Dairy Science

English

Agricultural Economics

OF DOCTOR OF ENGINEERING

The Registrar further ex—

conferred on the

ADDRESS

Charlotte, N.

some students in violation of the stated requirements provided

he reports such action to the University Faculty.
plained that some students on the list had not paid their graduation fees,
been possible to get an accurate check of the list before

' the list be approved subject to revision

The University Faculty voted to recommend

Board of Trustees that the appropriate decrees be

but
the

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Balfers, Liechtensteinjjjg

Lexington
Greensburg
Lynch

Dry Ridge
Lexington
Clemson, S. C.

ADDRESS

Dayton, 0.

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF SPECIALIST IN EDUCATION

NAME

Joda Milbern
Hazel H. Whitaker

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS

NAME

Wayne Clay Beckham
James Howard Collier

MAJOR SUBJECT

Spanish
Psoyhology

ADDRESS

McKinney
Morehead

ADDRESS

Lexington
Danville

ALARMS

Bernard Davis

James Wrenn Du laney
Robert Kennedy Main
Glenda Doyle Mcrhoff
Lucy Hancock Neal
Thomas W. Ramage
Harold Anthony Ries
Robert Eugene Toohey

NAME

Roger Lewis Alexander
William Murray Beheler
Marvin Dean Burdine
Richard Michael Byrne
Bruce Nicholas Fabian
Thomas Stanley Logsdon
Bernard Pivo

Murrell Pruitt

NAME

Dan F. Amos

Clyde T. Bates

David Allen Capito

James Harold Caudill
John Caudill

Tommye Cooper

Robert Hedley Dowdy

Gene Raymond Graves

John Hunt Jordan, Jr.
Fred Eugene Pardue
Clarence Melvin Reitnour
Robert Wayne Rogers
Edward Logan Ruggles
Ebenezer Rajkumar Vedamuthu

NAME

June Anderson Robertson

NAME

Bongkee Kim Caldwell
Robert Edwin Linkner

CANDIDATES

MAJOR

MAJOR SUBJLcl

Economics
History
Economics

Ma th ema t i, c s

English
History
PsychOIOgy
History

FOR THE DEGREE OF MAC

Physics

Microbioloay
Zoology
Geology

Physics

Mathematics
Microbiology
Chemistry

MAJOR SUBJECT
Agronomy

Agricultural
Agronomy
Dairy Science
Agricultural 1
Dairy Science
Agronomy
Poultry Science
Agronomy
Dairy Science
Animal Husbandry
Animal Husbandry
Agricultural E
Dairy Science

SUBJECT

OF THE UNIVERSITY FACUIEY FEBRUARY 12, 1962

AD DRE S S

Lexington
Paducah
lexington
Lexington
Owensboro
Lexington
Lexington
Paris

OF SCIENCE
ADDRESS
Owingsville
Muncie, Ind.

New Richmond, O.
Jackson, Miss.

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Long Island City, N.K .

Springfield

New York, N. Y.
Caneyville

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN AGRICUIEURE

ADDRESS

Petersburg, Va.

Economics Sadieville
Fisherville
Morehead

Mt. Sterling
LaCenter
Union, W. Va.
Frankfort
Hopkinsville
Wilkesboro, N. C.
Lexington
Russellville
Lawrenceburg
Madras, India

CANDIDATE FOR THE DEGREE OE MASTER OF SCIENCE IN HOME ECONOMICS

ADDRESS

Lexington

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN CIVIL ENGINEERIM}

ADDRES

Walton
Buffalo, N. Y.

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MINUTES OF THE UNIVERSITY FACULTY FEBRUARY 12, 1962

CANDIDATES FOR THE DFJREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

NAME ADDRESS
Lyle Newton Back Lexington
Constantine G. Collis Lexington
Martin C. Krimm Lexington
Hariprasad Sheohal Pande Knoxville, Tenn.

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

NAME ADDRESS
Gevat Kardan Soke, Turkey
Adwait Majmndar Ahmedabad, India
Forest Elwood Stone . Lexington

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS IN EDUCATION

NAME ADDRESS
Robert T Adkins Mt. Olivet
Mary Ann Archer Paintsville
Jewell Corrine Castle Lexington
Joanne Mateer Cocanougher Lexington
Ethel Even Hamlin Johnson City, Tenn.
James Keller Johnson, Jr. Midway
Mary Ann Moody Jeffersontown
Everett Earl Pfanstiel, Jr. Carlisle
Lee Hyden Rose Lexington
James Franklin Scalf Falmouth
Cleo H. Skelton Seattle, Wash.
Mary Willis Smith Lexington

CANDIDATE FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION

NAME ADDRESS
Nancy Frances Lewis Central City

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

NAME ADDRESS
Robert Edwin Blankenship Lexington
John Wilson Bronaugh Lexington
Richard Martin Day Jenkins
Glenn Morris Epperson Columbia
Robert Reynold Mattson Detroit, Mich.
Herbert M. Porter, Jr. Hartford
Philip Valen Spears Georgetown

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN IIBRARY SCIENCE

NAME ADDRESS
Katherine Maria deDory Lexington
Margaret Greenleaf Gardner Owenton
John Bradford Griggs Milwaukee, Wise.

Lorinda Jhoslien Griggs Milwaukee, Wise.

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MINUTES OF THE UNIVERSITY FACULTY FEBRUARY IR, 1952
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

Martin Marshal]. ;‘uhit e, Dean

CANDIDATES FOR THE DhGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS

PLAAAE}

John Crawford Adkins

John Waterbury Andrews
Charlotte Whitlow Bishop
Nellie Harrar Taylor Bishop
Robert Vaughan Bullock
Louis Alexander Burgess
Janice Lee Croley

Edward Stiles DeMonbrun
Charles Ray Dick
Elizabeth Wichers DuMez
Nancye Jane Faurest

Mary Wilson Garmon
John Allie Hawkins, Jr.

Brenda Wills Johnson
Kathryn Elaine Kearney
Beverly Smith Kinkead

Larry Simpson Longerbeam

Elizabeth Kathryn Mason
David Dwight Otis

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Nancy Young Pennington

Anne Vreeland Peter

Roy Edward Potter
Benjamin Fenwick Russell
Ann Norine Trumbo
Patricia Long Wiesman

MAJOR SUBJE'T ADDRESS
Chemistry Jackson
Political Science Lexington
Library Scieice Bowling Green
Psychology Tucson, Ariz.
Psychology South Fort Mitchell
History Louisville
English, Speech and

Dramatic Arts Williamsburg
Radio, Television, Films Howardstown
Aerospace Science Lexington
Social Work Lexington
English, Speech and

Dramatic Arts Maysville

Modern Foreign Languages Glasgow
English, Speech and

Dramatic Arts Georgetown
Anthropology Lexington
Social Work El Paso, Ill.
English, Speech and

Dramatic Arts Lexington
English, Speech and

Dramatic Arts Hillsboro, Va.
Chemistry Lexington
Art Lexington
English, Speech and

Dramatic Arts Lexington
English, Speech and
Dramatic Arts Louisville
Political Science Louisa
History Lexington
Mathematics Lexington
English, Speech and

Dramatic Arts Pleasure Ridge Park

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

NAME

Thomas Lawrence Boehling, Jr.
Frieda Mae Goodrich

Barbara Sullivan Kraus
Simeon Raymond LeetIII
Saundra Boehling Lykins

John Vincent Mason

Carole Daniels Nail

Benny Ray Spicer

MAJOR SUBJECT ADDRESS

Hygiene and Public Health MoCarr
Mathematics Frankfort

Zoology Lexington
Mathematics Lexington
Psychology Lexington

Hygiene and Public Health Bismarck, N. Dak.
Psychology Ashland

Mathematics Trenton, O

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CANDIDATES FOR THE
NAME

David Charles Braun

Robert Henry Fraser

Scott Lee Halt

CnNUIDLl FOR THE DEGREE OF

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MINUTES OF THE UNIVERSITY FACULTY FEBRUARY 12, 1962

ADDRESS

Covington
Lexington
Lexington

BACHELOR OF MUSIC

ADDRESS

DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS IN JOURNALISM

CF NJIUA ‘ FOR THE DAGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY

Jacquolino K1nonoLoo Rood

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COLLEGEO F AGRICULTURE AND HOME ECONOMICS

1‘1: .' . :1 {:1 ,1) ,
”IllIam A. goay, “Cb‘h 'DOaH

chola Ville

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF B!‘ LCHELOR OF SCIENCE IN AGRICUIEURE

I‘IAL. [E

Curtis Doan Adams

1t Lewis Christian
Edward Doano Donovan
ThomAS Reynolé Ls Everett
John Frank in F1"azicr
Charlos M11113 J3nk:1ns
Jumos Lyndon Jenkins
Owc n Ddlo Loa
Harold Ray LE ﬂtln
Robert Lou1s ’llqm
Ernest Junius Pantle
Yanco' oy Lewis Pinkston
Murra er Price Reynolds
Joseph Edward Scott
Ronald D So’ bro
John Dimmitt S1ms, Jr.
Robert Go1ra1d Strode
{Olly Thompson

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF
DALLAS

Myra Loo Goff

Jdnnio L. Sm1th Morrjtt
Adr1onno Verena P11” est
Ann Kristin Ramsoy

Jane Morris Shepherd

ADDRESS

London
Lox1ngton

Boone, Iowa

Maysvillo

Simpgonv1llc

Hodgonvillo
Harrodsburg
Brooksv1llo

Hopkinsvillo

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Owensboro
Bardstown
Nilmore

Fern Crooc

Florence

Indopondcnce

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SCIENCE IN HOME
ADDRESS

Lexington

Lou 1 351

Hartford

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Robert

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Jazne.s Portar Hill
Robert M1 ﬁnan Natkins

CANDIDAmdS FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF FCIENCE IN CIVIL ENGINLE LING

BLAUJIE

Kenneth Hart Board
Robert Larry Brown
Donald Hanson Dabnay
Jamos C Does

Robert Russall DaSpain
Jackie Edwards, Jr.
David Loa Gaines

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Thomas Olin GIJHU III
Ronald Lao Hurt

Engone Arthur Jonas

JOM"‘T Prj_no3 Jonas

Jimmy Ray King

Charles Hallaoo McLaughlin
Victor M. S. Martin
Abdolhosoj _n San:Ii

Daniel Marsuon QQPanlu
Donald Dean Simmons

Glenn Archie Smith

Charlos Wili_iam Stxi :kland, Jr.
Jonn Till1ad CUll:1va'
Dan1ol D:15nan awooioy

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CAIIDID“1‘3”S FOR THE D

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Samuel-1%11t Baxim
Yilmaz Can

Lester Fred Carr, J;.

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Frankfori
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NAME

Philip Roy Claudy

Clyde Alan Cummings
Jerome Wesley Curry
Harry Walter Dunn

Ben Davis ES‘es

Donald Gary Hobbs

Calvin Russell Libby, Jr.
Royce Darwin Lindsey
George Dewey Locke

David Lockhart

Jon Willard POLWRJ

David Lee Porter

Edward Hyron Prell
Vincent George Vonderheide
Fred D. West

Irvin Abell Wright

ANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

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Paul Abell Barry

Darwin Allen Bell
George William Block
Melvin Clark Bunch
Ortis Ronald Burns
William Fredrick Byrne
William Clement Eaton, Jr.
Norman Briggs Hall
Clyde Hoover

Robert Byron Hudson
Robert Clay Johnson
Charle William Nelson
Claude Vernon Pierce, Jr.
Gerald Kenneth Smith
Robert Ellis Southerlan
Richard Hugh Steckler
Jesse Howard Talley
Ronald Neal Stricklin
Charles Thomas Westray
Chester Jerry Whitaker
Kash Wireman

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING

NAME
James Gaylord Bewley
Roger Brown
William Sherman Margolis

MINUTES OF THE UNIVERSITY FACUIEY

FEBRUARY 12, 1962
ADDRESS

Ft. Thomas
Big Stone Gap, Va.
Richmond
Dayton
Bagdad
Corbin
Anchorage
Caneyville
Central City
exington
Paducah
exington
Los Angoles, Calif.
Lexington
Hopkinsville
Louisville

ADDRESS

New Haven
Pleasure Ridge Park
Paducah
Williamsburg
Oneida

Ashland

Lexington
Hartford
Lexington
Crestwood
Lexington
Radcliff

Johnson City, Tenn.
Lebanon
Perryville

Mount Carmel, Ill.
Magnolia

Allen

Louisville
Cynthiana
FredVille

ADDRESS
Radcliff
Lexington
Lexington

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MINING ENGINEERING

NAME

James Robert Gray
Franklin Delano Mink

ADDRESS

Jenkins
Jenkins

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MINUTES OF ”HE UNIVMRSITY FACULTY FNJRUARY 12,

COLIEGE OF LAW

William Lewis Matthews, Jr., D

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF IAWS

NAME AD
John William Collie Wine
William Prather Curlln, Jr. Lexi
Richard M. Davis Lexi
Cecil Terry Earle Depo
William Claiborne Jacobs Lexi
James Henry Jeffries,lll Lexi

Joseph Wells Justice Pike
Charles Morgan layton Lexi
Jack Lee Miller Lexi
Charles Fredrick See,III Loni
Clyde Louis Stapleten Lexi
Robert Simmons Strother Lexi
Johnny Dow Sword Haze
John Marion Williams Ashl
Frank Frazee Wilson, II Lexi

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

Lyman Vernon Ginger, Dean

CANDIDATES FOR DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS IN EDUCATION

NAVF MAJOR OR AREA
James Phillip Arnold History
Ralph Franklin Arnold Political Science
Judie Brandenburg Elementary Education

Philip Whisman Brashear Mathematics

Margaret Susan Buchanan Elementary Education
Mary lucille Cambron Elementary Education
Judith Marjorie Chrisman Elementary Education
Marvin B Coles Social Studies

Anne Carolyn Cox Business Education
William McKinley Davis Business Education

Bonnie Jean Doble Elementary Education
Lavila Harmon Dobson Elementary Education
Ann Hutcheson Embry English

Omer Er Psychology

Susan Rae Fields Elementary Education
Ruby Elliott Fleming Elementary Education
Margaret Velma Grainge Elementary Education
Macie Sue Greene Elementary Education
David Lee Grigsby Music

Sue Lynn Hankins Physical Education

Frank Hoffman Harris Biological Sciences

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ADDRESS

Flemingsburg
Williamstown
Elizabethtown

Viper
Cecilia

lbuisville

Lexington
Frankfort
Frankfort
Lexington

Louisville

Lexington
Lexington

C eyhan , Turkey

Lexington
Lexington
Augusta
Lexington
McDowell
Frankfort
Paducah

JAME

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Barbara Ann Hines
Barbara Jean Hitt

Thomas Harry Hundley
Henrietta Johnson
Beverly 1 Joseph

Gloria Jeanette Chuckles
Marilyn Joyce McIntire
Helen Collins McMillin
Shelton Heflin Mann
Minnielynn Martin

J. Jo Ann Miller

Allene Moroland

Bobby Joe Morgan

Ivan Gayle Morgan

Sharon Ann Morris

Glenn Wayne Murphy

Julia Ann Nobles

Eddie Kyle Parker

Norma .ean Pickard
Caroline Chelf Polk

Ann Garrett Pollitt
Frances Ann Powell
Margaret Ruth Quisenberry
Geneva Warren Ross

Roy L Schrecker

Helen Epperson Schworm
Donald Ray Sinor

Jean Ann Smith

Lowell Thomas Stevens
Samuel Jackson Stevens
Clyde Milford Stewart, Jr.
Dorothy Scott Thacker
Carol Sue Thorp

Brenda Faye Watkins
Carol Lou Tracy Webb

Max Edwin Wilson

Hilda Louise Moore Wright
Jack Robert Wyrick
Clifford Charles Zepf

MINUTES OF THE UNIVERSITY FACULTY FEBRUARY

MﬁJOR OR AREA

Business Education
Mathematics

Physical Education
Eﬂnglj.sh

Busines Education
Physical Education
Elementary Education
Elementary Education
Physical Education
Elementary Education
Elementary Education
Elementary Education
Business Education
Business Education

French, Biological Sciences

Biological Sciences
History

History

Music

Business Education
Elementary Education
Social Studies
Physical Education
Elementary Education
History

Elementary Education
History

Elementary Education
Physical Education
English

History and Political Science

Elementary Education
Business Education
Business Education
Business Education
English

Elementary Education
Business Education
History

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ADDRESS

Ft. Thomas
Louisville
Bristol, Tenn.
Lexington
Versailles
Barbourville
Paducah
Lexington
Louisville
Richmond
Lexington
Butler

Mill Pond
Lexington
Ashland
Liberty
Providence
Lexington
Lexington
Lebanon
Lexington
winchester
Winchester
Lexington
Louisville
Winchester
Versailles
Fort Mitchell
Lexington
Irvine
Ashland
Lexington
Louisville
Somerset
Lexington
Mountain City, Tenn.
Falmouth
Corbin
Independence

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COLLW—H LF COHW

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Cecil Clayton Carpenter, Dean

CANDIDATES FOR DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN COMMERCE

NAME

Donald George Bender
George Leland Booth
Gerald Hanes Bullock
Thomas Rudd Cameron
Peggy Scott Chadwick
Richard Chin

Lyen Connor Crews

James Leonard Cross
Roger Roland Fortin
Ruel Eli Grider

Joseph Whitehouse Hagin
Bettie Lamkin Hall
Randall Harold Hall
Leslie Joe Hamilton
James Davis Hardman
Barbara Ward Harmon
Lary D. Heath

Harry Gill Hoffman,II
Jack Hughes Jacobs
Russell Lowell Johnson
Ernst Ludwig Kraus
Judith Lynn Kreis
Rodney Roy Leithner
Kathryn Elaine Lindquist
Scott King McHenry
William Lee Marshall
Harry Edward Mason
Frank Rudolph Merhoff
Theodore Frazer Monroe
William Ernest Nelson
James Herbert Peloff, Jr.
Robert Joe Slack

Frank William Sewer, Jr.
Don Ray Towles

Stewart King Winstandley

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Frankfort

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lady Lake, Florida

Lexington
Lexington
Valle; Station
Versailles
Elilicliesyte1*
Louisville
Liberty
Lexington
Madisonvﬂle
Corbin
Buena Vista
Lexington
Springfiel
Lexington
Louisville
Louisville
A Sh la nd
Lexington

River Forest, Ill.

Dayton

Falls Church, Va.

Lexington
Lexington
Paduoah
Lexington
Falmouth
Lexington
Louisville
Paris
Frankfort
exington
Louisville

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T! BULATION

1961—62

U NDJ‘LL xGRA DUA TEL) "‘

Arts and Sciences

A.B.
B.S.
A.B.J.
B.M.
B.S.M.

Agriculture

TOTAL

and Home Economics

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TOTAL

111
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Chem.
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Min.J.

Law
LL.B.

Education

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M.S. Agr.

M.S. H.L.

M.S. G.E.
M.S. E.E.
M.S. M.E.
M.S. Met. E.
M.A. in Ed.
M.S. in Ed.

M.B.A.

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M.L.S. 4 4
M.M. 1 _~M_
TOTAL 155 77
SUMMARY
Undergraduate 195 246
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* By vote

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of Faculty at date other than established graduation date.
Dean White presented for the College of Arts and Sciences recommendations
in two courses which were approved by the University Faculty.

The College of Arts and Sciences QFBS’LtS the following course changes
to you for your approval. These

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changes were approved by the Arts and
Sciences Faculty on February 24, ‘

'95s.
CHANGE IN CREDITS AND DESCRIPTION:

Botany 201, Local Flora. credits.

From 3 credits to 4
,New description: The identification and recognition of the vascular
plants primarily of Kentucky, including an introduction to the
manuals, herbarium, field
lectures and two two—hour

use of
study, and the principles of taxonomy. Two
labs per week. Prereq: Bet. 101 or 125.

Botany 554, Cytogenetics. From 4

credits to 0 credits.

New description: Cytological and genetic evidence for the chromosome

theory; chromosome aberrations and their importance in heredity and
evolution. Three lectures per week. Given in alternate years.

Prereq.; Bot. 528 and 550 or eQuivalent.

Dean Slone of the College of Pharmacy presented a motion for the readmission

of Andrew B. Arvin who had been dropped twice for failures in Chemistry, and

who wished to enter the College of Commerce.

Dean Carpenter seconded the motion

and the University Faculty voted approval.

Dr. W. H. Knisely, Chairman of the Physical Education Study Committee,

presented the report of that committee, which had been appointed by the President
on recommendation of the Committee on Committees following Faculty action

February 15,

'961.

Dr. Knisely outlined briefly the various facts brought out in the report

and called particular attention to the three recommendations for possibl
Faculty action, with the suggestion that the report might be held for further

study if it seemed desirable.
of three proposals (See p. 1874).

There was a request for a Show of hands on each
A motion to approve proposal A was lost.

After further discussion the University Faculty voted approval of proposal C,

to drop Physical Education as a University requirement.

It also approved a

recommendation from Dean Shaver that any college wishing to eliminate Physical
Education in any curriculum should bring that recommendation to the University

Faculty.
to be effective September 1, 1962.

The elimination of Physical Education as a University requirement is

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