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THE MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF • THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO May 12, 1995

The Regents ofthe University ofNew Mexico met on Friday, May 12, 1995, in the Roberts Room ofScholes Hall. A copy ofthe public notice ofthe meeting is on file in the Office of the President.

Regents Present: Arthur D. Melendres, President Penny Taylor Rembe, Vice President Barbara G. Brazil, Secretary/Treasurer J.E. (Gene) Gallegos Mary A. Tang Eric A. Thomas Larry D. Willard

Also Present: Advisors to the Regents • Ray Sharbutt, President, Graduate and Professional Students Association Don Burge, President, StaffCouncil Harry Llull, President, Faculty Senate Marty Wilson, President, Alumni Association

University President Richard E. Peck Members ofthe Administration, the media and others

Absent: Alberto Solis, President, Associated Students ofUNM Wayne Davenport, President, UNM Foundation

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Regent President Arthur D. Melendres called the meeting to order at 10:15 a.m.

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ADOPTION OF THE AGENDA • Regent J.E. (Gene) Gallegos moved to adopt the agenda. Regent Mary A. Tang seconded • the motion.

Voice vote was taken and Board members unanimously approved.

Motion carried.

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PUBLIC INPUT REGARDING ITEMS ON THE AGENDA

There was no public input at the meeting.

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ApPROVAL OF SUMMARIZED MINUTES OF MARCH 13 AND MARCH 23, 1995 MEETINGS

Regent Barbara G. Brazil moved approval ofthe summarized minutes ofthe March 13 and March 23, 1995 meetings. Regent Penny Taylor Rembe seconded the motion. •

Voice vote was taken and Board members unanimously approved.

Motion carried.

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ADMINISTRATIVE REpORT -- UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT RICHARD E. PECK

University Richard E. Peck presented his administrative report as follows:

Survey -- UNM Faculty and StaffPerceptions ofthe University

Partly in response to the findings reported in the Mercer Report, President Peck asked the UNM Institute for Public Policy to conduct a random and confidential survey of UNM employees to assess faculty and staff perceptions about UNM. Institute Director and Associate Professor ofPolitical Science Hank Jenkins-Smith summarized the findings ofthe survey. 2 • unnnO'7()Vv ; '..

Professor Jenkins-Smith said the survey had four objectives: (1) to assess job satisfaction among UNM employees; (2) to evaluate satisfaction with major UNM departments and • divisions; (3) to assess employee perception ofcampus climate; and (4) to explain variations in employee satisfaction with UNM. The Institute interviewed a total of '849 UNM employees, including 44Z'staff ~nd 407 faculty--of which 71 % provided interviews, 9% refused and 20% were unavailable or unreachable. Given these sample sizes, the results of the survey have a margin oferror ofplus or minus 5%. The sample very closely tracks the characteristics ofthe entire population ofemployees at the University in terms ofethnicity and gender. Professor Jenkins-Smith presented some ofhis findings as follows:

• Job Satisfaction -- A substantial majority ofstaffand faculty reported that they like working at UNM and find their jobs satisfying. A majority offaculty reported that they perceived adequate opportunities for professional advancement at the University, but a plurality ofstaffdisagreed, seeing insufficient opportunities for advancement. When asked to judge the morale oftheir fellow employees, faculty and staffwere less sanguine, with pluralities ofboth groups perceiving morale at UNM as lower than that ofother large organizations.

• Customer Friendliness Ratings for UNM Support Organizations -- Roughly one-half of staff and faculty respondents, on average, had interacted with any given UNM support organization, but there was considerable variation in levels ofinteraction with the different service organizations. With few exceptions, respondents who had at • least some interaction with these organizations generally saw them as customer friendly. The UNM Libraries were especially perceived as providing a friendly service. Parking Services was seen as the least customer-friendly organization; however, Professor Jenkins-Smith cautioned that the enforcement aspect of that department may fuel that perception.

• Fear ofRetaliation at UNM -- This section showed that a plurality ofstaffand faculty believed that the likelihood ofretaliation for presenting grievances was the same at UNM as in other large organizations. Large majorities reported no direct experience of such retaliation, but a majority of staff said they had second-hand knowledge of such retaliation. Those respondents who reported that they had experienced retaliation were far more likely to report second-hand knowledge ofsuch retaliation than were their counterparts; these respondents were also more likely to perceive UNM disciplinary policies as biased against employees.

• Perceptions ofDiscrimination at UNM -- Many staffand faculty respondents believed that there is ethnic, racial, and/or sex-based discrimination at UNM. Roughly a third • 3 r, n n 0 »-, 1 o V J.) I 1

of faculty and staff perceived admissions discrimination, and a majority perceived • employment discrimination. As a group, staff saw White, non-Hispanics and Hispanics as both benefiting and suffering from discrimination, whereas faculty more unambiguously saw White, non-Hispanics as victims and Hispanics as beneficiaries ofdiscrimination. Large majorities ofboth male and female staffand female faculty who perceived sex-based discrimination reported that it hurt women, but a majority ofmale faculty saw this discrimination as hurting men. Respondents who perceived discrimination in the employment process tended to view it as primarily the result of social forces, rather than the unique characteristics ofUNM.

A copy ofthe report is available at the Zimmerman Library Reserve Desk.

Leadership/Mentorship Program

In order to provide mid-level managers with some exposure to top-level university administration, the Leadership/Mentorship Program was created last year at the suggestion ofPaul Nathanson, director ofCommunity Relations, and director ofthe Institute ofPublic Law. The three individuals selected to participate were Ricardo Maestas, Director of Minority Engineering Programs, Dr. Steven Padilla, Professor ofDermatology, and Fred Perez, Director ofLeisure Services. These individuals were released from their other duties quarter-time and have spent the last year working with several vice presidents on broad • University-wide issues. Some ofthe projects they worked on were fundraising activities, searches, town hall meetings, legislative initiatives and the University customer-service' initiative. The interns also worked on the University for the Americas concept and began the process of establishing a broad mission statement with goals and objectives. They also developed a catalog ofthe University for the Americas projects at the University and hope to make it available on-line so that it is accessible to everyone. President Peck said the internship program will benefit these three individuals ifthere is somewhere in the future a promotion caused at least in part by the experience that they have now gained.

The three interns expressed their appreciation to President Peck for the opportunity to participate in this program and to work on some broad University-wide issues. They acknowledged and thanked Mr. Nathanson for being an excellent mentor throughout the year.

Responding to an inquiry by Regent Gallegos, the interns said they have gained a lot of upper-administration experience that they will be able to use as they return fulltime to their jobs. They all indicated that they would like to continue to be utilized by the faculty, staff and central administration on various pr~jects.

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Response to Nick Alarid's Administrative Review ofPolice Reports 94-1992 and 94-772 • A committee of four officers was formed to respond to the recommendations made in the Alarid Report. President Peck said most ofMr. Alarid's recommendations are valuable and have been implemented or will be very shortly. He summarized the written response ofthe committee and said there are a few instances in which the committee disagrees with Mr. Alarid's recommendations. One involved a rape case which Mr. Alarid proposed should have been treated as a current rape and that a rape kit should have been performed on the victim. After 78 hours there is no hope of any medical evidence being useful and it would only resurrect for the victim that whole experience and she did not want it done. Three weeks had elapsed by the time the officers learned ofit, and while they did investigate it, they did not proceed through medical stages that they might otherwise have done.

Another item about which the committee disagrees with Mr. Alarid pertains to personnel training. After talking to members ofthe Police Department, Mr. Alarid concluded that there is little or no training being held after graduation. The committee does not believe his perceptions about training are accurate and want to point out that he did not consult the training officer to get the accurate information. Police certification requires each sworn officer to have at least 80 hours ofadvanced training every two years following graduation. The committee believes the University meets this standard, and will continue to meet it.

A third item with which the committee disagrees with Mr. Alarid is his recommendation that • a list ofall student athletes and their coaching staffs be placed in a confidential file that the Police Department make available only to authorized personnel. The committee agrees that it is necessary for UNM to identify situations in which athletes are involved in either criminal activity or inappropriate conduct. However, they feel it is not the place of the Police Department to separate athletes or other groups ofstudents from the student body as a whole. The committee is concerned that such a separation could lead to different treatment rather than avoid it and believe this separation is best done by the Dean of Students office. President Peck said he supports the committee's answers regarding these instances.

President Peck said the Police Department needs a number ofpolicies. A draft policy for clarification ofduties and responsibilities ofpolice officers and another outlining criminal investigation procedures will be available on May 15, 1995.

In response to a recommendation by Regent Gallegos, the response to the Alarid Report and the policies that are being developed were referred to the Academic/Student Affairs Committee.

• 5 Regents' Scholars The University is graduating its first class ofRegents' Scholars and most ofthem have been • accepted into their first choice ofLaw, Medical or Graduate School. President Peck said he believes this may have had an impact on the current years class--it reassures them of the undergraduate education they can get at UNM. This year, theUniversity made 18 offers and 15 accepted.

" Regent President Melendres requested that President Peck and Mary Sue Coleman, ProvostlVice President for Academic Affairs, work through the Academic/Student Affairs Committee and the Finance and Facilities Committee regarding the possibility ofexpanding the Regents' Scholars Program.

President Peck said that there were queries from some high schools because their valedictorian did not get a Regents' Scholarship, but another student in the class did. He said it is often true that the difference between the first few students is so minuscule that in the interview process, the number three student, for example, will be selected. President Peck said that in order to recognize student achievement, beginning next year the University of New Mexico will guarantee a Presidential Scholarship to the valedictorian of each New Mexico high school. Semester Transfers • UNM has more transfers than first-time freshmen each year. The last two years, UNM has had roughly 2,600 transfer students and 1,600 first-time freshmen each year. Many ofthem are from within state, but from out-of-state, most of them are from California at 343, followed by Texas at 230 and Arizona at 190. Most in-state transfers are from T-VI at 327, followed by New Mexico State University at 188, followed by the UNM Branches at 70. UNM has become a place where students, who take a year or two elsewhere, begin to consider when they select their major.

NCAA

President Peck said the NCAA has proposed going to a federated organization so each Division will meet and vote on items that are ofspecific concern to them. He said this will be voted on at the next convention, and he believes it will pass. He said university presidents have taken greater control ofthe financial as well as the academic issues in the NCAA.

6 • President Peck said he has been appointed to the NCAA Budget Committee. He said the NCAA had all of its reserve funds in fixed income as~·~ts;· and the committee has gone to • 40% equities and 60% fixed income to try to get a little growth in an endowment that hopefully, in the long run, can start to pay some ofthe bills for the NCAA.

Catastrophic Leave Program Annual Report

The Catastrophic Leave Program is a voluntary program which allows employees to donate a portion oftheir annual leave to assist other employees who are experiencing an unusual or catastrophic illness and/or injury. Employees suffering from a catastrophic illness or injury often find themselves without wage support because they have exhausted their annual and sick leave accruals and do not yet qualify for the University's Long Term Disability Insurance. The first request for this program was made in November, 1993 and 29 individuals were served in the first month ofthe program. Three hundred thirty-two (332) employees contributed annual leave amounting to 5,400 hours. The contributions came from 47 different departments throughout the University, including UNM Gallup. The value of the contributed annual leave hours was $56,381.

President Peck concluded his report.

******* • Comments from Regents' Advisors Regent President Melendres acknowledged and welcomed the newly elected President ofthe Faculty Senate, 'Harry Llull, and the new President for the Graduate and Professional Students Association, Ray Sharbutt.

Professor Llull said that the Faculty Senate has instructed the Faculty Senate Operations Committee to appoint a special task force to make recommendations on issues related to periodic review and evaluation of tenured faculty. The task force should bring its recommendations to the Faculty Senate by the Fall of 1995.

Ms. Marty Wilson, President ofthe Alumni Association, said the Alumni Association will have its annual Board meeting on June 8-9, at which time new officers will be elected. She thanked the Board for allowing her the opportunity to serve as an advisor.

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• 7 Regent President Melendres said that one ofthe items developed at the Regents' Retreat was for the Regents to try to streamline some ofthe issues that are subject of consent agenda consideration, and beginning this month, the format ofthe Regents' agenda will change to • include the Consent Agenda, Discussion Items for Action and Information Items.

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CONSENT AGENDA

Regent Gallegos moved that the items under the Consent Agenda be adopted by way of adoption ofthe recommendation ofthose Committees. Regent Brazil seconded the motion.

The consent agenda items are as follows:

• ApPROVAL OF RESOLUTION FOR DEFENSE INDUSTRIAL SECURITY PROGRAM

A copy ofthe Resolution is hereby made a part ofthese minutes as Exhibit A.

• ApPROVAL OF CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES -- SPRING. 1995

A copy of the Candidates for Degrees is hereby made a part of these minutes as • Exhibit B.

• ApPROVAL OF DISPOSAL OF SURPLUS PROPERTY

Copies of the transfer equipment list and surplus property disposal list are hereby made a part ofthese minutes as Exhibit C.

• DENIAL OF REOUEST FOR DISCRETIONARY ApPEAL BY CATHERINE MILLER TO BOARD OF REGENTS

Voice vote was taken and Board members unanimously approved.

Motion carried.

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SANCTION ENHANCEMENT POLICY • Regent Brazil said the Academic/Student Affairs Committee is recommending approval of the Sanction Enhancement Policy as part ofthe Student Code ofConduct. The Policy will enable the Dean of Students disciplinary officer to impose enhanced sanctions when the infraction ofthe Student Code ofConduct has a discriminatory basis. This specifically refers to the Student Code ofConduct, Section 4.3 and the Visitor Code ofConduct, Section 4.4, which basically state the University will take into consideration any disciplinary action if some event has occurred that might have a discriminatory basis to it. Vice President Orcilia Zuniga Forbes said the policyjS:'a-re~ult of a series of incidents that have occurred at the University over the past few years, including racist material and graffiti.

Regent Gallegos said he was concerned because there was nothing in the Code that would put someone on notice as to what penalties can be expected for a given offense. Dean of Students' Karen Glaser explained that there is a wide range ofpossibilities for punishment. She said the University does not use prescribed sanctions, but could show historically what has been done in individual cases. University attorney Robert Bienstock said the courts have generally upheld policies that are not as specific as the proposed policy before the UNM Regents.

Regent Mary A. Tang said she was concerned that the language in the policy is too subjective and open to interpretation. She said it is important that the Regents approve polices that can • be enforced and does not believe this policy is enforceable. Vice President Forbes explained that under the policy the disciplinary officer must show evidence that the crime was motivated by factors such as sexism or racism to' substantiate the recommendation of imposing harsher penalties. University President Peck said that it is commonplace to increase penalties for hate crimes that can be so defined. Mr. Bienstock added that motive has historically been a key element in sentencing in the criminal justice system.

Regent Brazil moved approval ofthe Sanction Enhancement Policy with the stipulation that the Academic/Student Affairs Committee will continue to work with the Vice President for . ~ Student Affairs and the UNM Legal Counsel's Office to develop a description ofhow the behaviors will be categorized and the procedure that will be used to enforce the enhancement policy. Regent Rembe seconded the motion.

Voice vote was taken. Vote was 6-1 in favor ofthe motion with Regent Tang dissenting.

Motion carried.

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******* REOUEST FOR DISCRETIONARY ApPEAL TO BOARD OF REGENTS (FACULTY MEMBER) • Regent Brazil moved to go into closed session for the purpose of discussing limited personnel matters on the faculty member, pursuant to Section 10-15-1-H.(2), NMSA, 1978. Regent Eric A. Thomas seconded the motion.

Voice vote was taken and Board members unanimously approved.

Motion carried.

The Board went into closed session at 12:15 p.m.

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Regent President Melendres called the meeting back into session at 12:40 p.m. Regent President Melendres said the individual discussed in the closed session was Professor Debra Haley.

Regent Brazil said the Academic/Student Affairs Committee met earlier in the morning with • Professor Haley and her attorney regarding her appeal ofthe University's decision to deny tenure to her. The Committee also reviewed the information presented by Dr. Haley and met with Provost Coleman. The Committee found no basis to change the decision ofthe Provost denying tenure to Dr. Haley.

In accordance with the Open Meetings Act, each Regent individually acknowledged that the only item that was discussed in the closed session was the personnel item related to Debra Haley. Regent President Melendres said that during the closed session the Regents reviewed documents and discussed Dr. Haley's appeal.

Regent Brazil moved that the Board accept the recommendation ofthe Committee and to make rio changes to the Provost's final decision in the matter oftenure for Dr. Haley. Regent Thomas seconded the motion.

Voice vote was taken and Board members unanimously approved.

Motion carried.

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REVISIONS TO 1994-95 OPERATING BUDGET PLANS • .1';. \ The Finance and Facilities Committee recommended approval ofthe revisions to the 1994-95 operating budget plan for submission to the Commission on Higher Education. Budget Director Julie Weaks summarized the revisions as follows:

• Realignment of budget in conjunction with creation of Health Sciences Center organization effective July 1, 1994: When initial budgets were submitted in May 1994, the exact details ofhow budgets would have to be changed in order to reflect the reorganization ofthe administrative structure were not finalized. Thus, Nursing, Pharmacy and Dental Program expenditures were reflected in the Main Campus budget as they had always been in the past, with the understanding that realignment ofappropriate revenues, transfers and expenditures would have to be initiated when the details ofthe organizational structure had been finalized and implications ofthose changes on the higher education 1&0 formula analyzed. All ofthat has now been accomplished, and UNM and the CHE have reached agreement concerning formula issues so that formula funding will not be adversely affected by this budgetary realignment. • Use ofbalancesfor one-time expenditures: At the time initial budgets are submitted • in May, fund balances ofthe previous year are not known. Once the fiscal year has been closed, fund balances can be allocated for expenditures. Expenditures against fund balances are reflected as budget revisions since the University does not allow departments to build these one-time expenditures into their recurring base budgets. • Increase in indirect cost revenue associated with increases in restricted grant and contract expenditures: Per CHE guidelines, indirect cost revenue must initially be reflected as revenue in the I&G section of the University budget and can then be transferred to research or public service areasfor expenditure. • Increases in restrictedgrant andcontract expenditure: The increase in Main Campus Restricted Research is necessary largely because ofequipment expenses associated with the Maui Project. New projects have also been funded in the research and public service areas ofthe Main Campus, Health Sciences Center and Branch Campuses.

• Transfer ofthe Popejoy Center operating budget from the Student Social Cultural Exhibit ofthe Main Campus budget to the Auxiliary Exhibit ofthat budget: This is • 11 a revision requested by the University auditor and controller. • Transfer of$2,000,000 from the Renewal and Replacementfund established under • UNM bond covenants to the University capital budget: These funds had been held in reserve for future debt service but were freed up when the Board of Regents extended the student facility fee for debt service. The fee assessment had initially extended only through the year 2006.

• Miscellaneous revisions ofrevenues, transfers and expenditures.

Ms. Weaks said that of the overall increase in the budget of approximately $50 million, nearly $35 million or 70% is attributabfe'to growth in restricted research funding, primarily the Maui Super Computer Project. Another $3.5 million is an increase in Plant Fund expenditures for one-time projects.

Regent Gallegos noted that the University has already submitted one budget revision for the Athletic Department and another for the Valencia Campus. One additional budget revision in the Athletics area may be necessary in order to reflect revised revenues and expenditures associated with Athletic Department activity. Ifnecessary, that additional revision will be brought to the Board ofRegents in June. A budget revision for the University Hospital may also be presented in June. •

Regent Gallegos moved approval ofthe revisions to the 1994-95 operating budget plans. Regent Rembe seconded the motion.

Voice vote was taken and Board members unanimously approved.

Motion carried.

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Regent President Melendres requested the Chair ofthe Finance and Facilities Committee and President Peck to begin a longer-term look at the requirements of gender equity in the athletic program and the ability to sustain all of the sports currently at the institution. President Peck said that Vice President for Business and Finance David L. Mc Kinney and Athletic Director Rudy Davalos has commenced developing a 5-year plan for the Athletic Department.

12 • In answer to a question by Regent Gallegos, President Peck said that the NCAA membership requirement is to maintain 8 women's and 6 men's sports. He said there are three conditions • for determining gender equity which an institution has to meet: one is proportionality, which almost no one meets; the second is what has been done recently to add or eliminate women's sports, and UNM fares well in that area; the third test is what the institution's plans are to achieve economic parity between men's and women's sports, and UNM has increased the proportion of funding to women's sports in order to achieve parity.

President Peck said that UNM will be checked for gender equity and fiscal responsibility in the athletic program in 1997.

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RESOLUTION ON LABOR MANAGEMENT RELATIONS

The Finance and Facilities Committee recommended approval ofthe Resolution as follows:

Except as restricted by Regents' policy, all permanent staffemployees are free to join and assist any labor organization oftheir choosing, or to participate in the formation of a new labor organization, or to refrain from any such activities, provided that such activities are not incompatible with the official duties ofsuch University employees. The Board ofRegents has adopted, and • hereby affirms, policies on labor management relations for the University and UNM Hospital. (Complete copies of said policies are maintained by the University Counsel and the Human Resources Department.) Certain employees, as specified in the two referenced policies, including but not limited to administrative and supervisory personnel and faculty, may not be represented by any labor organization for the purposes of bargaining collectively with the University on wages, hours, or other working conditions.

The President of the University may adopt rules and regulations subject to approval by the Board ofRegents to implement University Policy on Labor Management Relations and the UNM Hospital Labor Relations Policy, both as revised February 18, 1981.

Regent Gallegos moved adoption ofthe Resolution. Regent Thomas seconded the motion.

Voice vote was taken and Board members unanimously approved.

• 13 Motion carried. ******* • CARRIE TINGLEY HOSPITAL ADVISORY GROUP MEMBER ApPOINTMENT

Regent Rembe moved approval ofthe appointment ofJo Day Cope to the Carrie Tingley Hospital Advisory Group. The term of appointment is from March 1995 through August 1998. Regent Gallegos seconded the motion.

Voice vote was taken and Board members unanimously approved.

Motion carried.

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On behalfofthe Board, Regent President Melendres acknowledged Regent Thomas, who will be graduating from UNM"on Saturday, May 13. Regent Thomas is a Biology major and has been accepted to the school ofhis first choice and will be attending the UNM School of Medicine. ******* • President Peck said ofthe 368 graduates at UNM Gallup, 48 students received a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science in Education and 10 received a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.

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FACULTY CONTRACTS, RESIGNATIONS, RETIREMENTS AND LEAVES

No action required by Board. Information only.

A copy ofthe Faculty Contracts, Resignations, Retirements and Leaves is hereby made a part ofthese minutes as Exhibit D.

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FIRST AND SECOND QUARTERLY REpORTS ON CLINICAL ACTIVITIES FOR FISCAL YEAR • ENDING JUNE 30, 1995 No action required by Bpard. Information only. " . *******

Meeting adjourned at 1:05 p.m.

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APPROVED:

• ATTEST:

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EXHIBIT A ••

• BOARD OF REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO • RESOLUTION

Pursuant to the requirements of the Department of Defense Industrial Security Manual policy, the Board of Regents adopts the following resolution:

The following new members of the Board of Regents shall not require, shall not have, and can be effectively excluded from access to all classified information in the possession of the University of New Mexico and do not occupy positions that would enable them to affect adversely the policies and practices of the University of New Mexico in the performance of classified contracts of the Department of Defense or User Agencies of its Industrial Security program, awarded to the University of New Mexico, and therefore need not be processed for a personnel clearance:

Regent Mary Tang Regent Eric Thomas Regent Larry Willard

• Adopted by a vote ofl in favor, ~ opposed, this l:2i:J4ay of !U l1.'tc= ,1995.

Secretary/Treasurer

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EXHIBITB •

• The University of New Mexico •

5 P R NG '95' COMMENCEMENT • SATURDAY, MAY THIRTEENTH, NINETEEN NINETY-FIVE

• COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY

MASTER OF CEREMONIES F. Chris Garcia Former Dean and Provost • Professor of Political Science PRELUDE Valdres Johannes Hanssen Four Scottish Dances Malcolm Arnold Sea Songs...... Ralph Vaughan Williams Holst 2nd Suite Mvt. 1 Gustav Holst Stars and Stripes Forever : John Philip Sousa

PROCESSIONAL Procession of Nobles from "Mlada" Nicholas Rimsky-Korsakov Arranged by Eric Leidzen Academic Procession...... J. Clifton Williams UNM Graduation Band Glen A. Adsit, Conductor

NATIONAL ANTHEM Carin Logue Bachelor of Music

GREETINGS Richard E. Peck, President ofthe University ofNew Mexico Arthur Melendres, President ofthe UNM Board ofRegents

COMMENCEMENT ADDRESSES Andrea Roth • Bachelor of Science in Mathematics Bachelor ofArts in Political Science Michael Markham Doctor ofPhilosophy in Psychology

GREETINGS Harry Uull, President ofthe UNM Faculty Senate Chris Schueler, Past President ofthe UNM Alumni Association

AWARDING OF THE TOM L. POPEJOY DISSERTATION PRIZE Ellen Goldberg, Associate Provost for Research and Dean ofGraduate Studies

CONFERHING OF DEGREES IN COURSE President Peck

ALMA MATER Carin Logue

RECESSIONAL • Los Reyes de Albuquerque THE PLATFORM GROUP

REGENTS Arthur Melendres, President; Barbara Brazil, Secretary-Treasurer; Penny Taylor Rembe, Vice President; J. E. Gallegos, Mary A. Tang, Larry D. Willard and EricThomas

PRESIDENT Richard E. Peck • PROVOST Mary Sue Coleman

VICE PRESIDENTS Orcilia Zuniga Forbes, David L. Mc Kinney and Jane Henney

DEANS Nasir Ahmed, Peggy Blackwell, Kathleen Bond, Thomas Dodson, Richard Eribes, Ellen Goldberg, William Gordon, William Hadley, Janet Roebuck, Leo Romero, Paul Roth and Howard L. Smith

DIRECTOR Bruce Perlman

President of the Faculty Senate Harry Llull

PAST PRESIDENT OF THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Chris Schueler

TOM L. POPEJOY DISSERTATION PRIZE WINNER Frederic Schroeder

MEMBERS OF THE 1995 GRADUATING CLASS Andrea Roth, Michael Markham, Carin Logue MASTER OF CEREMONIES • F. Chris Garcia

MARSHALS Associate Vice-President Karen Glaser; Associate Provosts Ignacio Cordova an'd Janet Roebuck; Professors F. Chris Garcia, Roy Johnson, Jim Linnell, Robert Kelley, Donea Shane, and Mary Smith

BANNER CARRIEHS

Veronica Griego, Graduate Studies Connie Baca, College of Fine Arts Beulah Woodfin, School of Medicine Andrea Padilla, University College Charles King, School of Law Billie Nelson, College of Nursing Michael Ashanin, School of Public Brooke Afsah-Mohallatee, College of Pharmacy Administration Alex Seazzu, Anderson Schools of Management Shari Kessler-Schwaner, School of Mary Lawton, College of Arts & Sciences Architecture & Planning Tracey Jennings, College of Education Tom Cummings, School of Engineering

SIGN LANGUAGE INTERPRETERS Jo Santiago, CSC, CI, CT Janet Riley, Signed Language Interpreter Training Graduate • 2 Commencement Notes The University hopes that these briefnotes may be ofinterest the various degrees by its color, trimming, and binding. As to commencement guests while waiting for the ceremony to the universities gradually passed from the control ofthe eccle­ • begin. siastics, costumes took on brighter hues, and even today the robes ofOxford and Cambridge remain among the most color­ The University of New Mexico's first commencement in ful of all. 1894 took place in Grant's Opera House in downtown Albu­ The use ofacademic costume in the United States has been querque. Over the past century, the ceremonies have occurred continuous since Colonial times. The idea of a well-defined in a number of locales, including the original Rodey Hall, system, however, did not arise until about 1893 when an in­ Tight Grove, the Art Building Quadrangle, Zimmerman Sta­ tercollegiate commission was formed which prepared a uni­ dium, Carhsle Gym, University Arena and Johnson Arena. One form code for caps, gowns and hoods designed to show not hundred and one years after that very first observance, UNM's only the various degrees but the sources of the degrees as Spring Commencement moves to University Stadium. well. The commission offered its code to all institutions of At that first commencement, six graduates of the Normal higher learning and it was soon adopted. Department received the degree ofbachelor ofpedagogy. (The The cap, originally round, is now a square mortarboard and Territory of New Mexico had no public high schools when it is the same for all degrees. Gowns and hoods, however, are created its university in 1889, so UNM's first students were markedly different for the respective degrees. The hood not teenagers in high school-equivalent courses and young people, only varies in length and design for the various degrees, but mostly women, studying to become teachers. The first gradua­ the color and width of the velvet binding or edging of the tion of the College Department was not until several years hood indicate the degree it represents: apricot-nursing; later.) blue-philosophy; light blue-education; brown-fine arts; In its first century, the University ofNew Mexico has grown blue violet-architecture; drab-business administration; li­ from 108 students to nearly 25,000 on the main campus. That lac-dentistry; green-medicine; sage green-physical edu­ number swells to 31,000 with the addition ofthe student popu­ cation; olive-pharmacy; orange----engineering; pink-music; lations from the branch campuses in Los Alamos, Gallup and purple-law; white-arts, letters, humanities; golden yellow­ Valencia County; graduate centers in Santa Fe and Los science; peacock blue-public administration. Alamos; and the Taos Education Center. UNM has the state's The hood not only indicates the type of degree but is lined only schools of law, medicine, pharmacy and architecture. Its with the official color or colors of the university conferring twelve units offer 140 degrees and award 80 percent of the the degree, this to be charged with a chevron or chevrons state's doctoral and professional degrees. when the institution uses more than one color. For example, In 1892 there were seven faculty members; in 1995 there the official University of New Mexico colors are cherry and • are some 1,507 full-time and 1,092 part-time faculty. They silver, so the hood is lined with silver gray with a chevron of received more than $166 million in contracts and grants for cherry red. research, public service and sponsored instruction in FY '94. In the case of today's candidates· fOf Bachelor's degrees, Faculty also published more than 2,425 books, chapters and hoods are not worn, but the color ofthe cap tassel serves the scholarly articles (1993), and they continue to bring UNM same purpose in identifYing the wearer's degree. Candidates more Fulbright grants than all but a handful of top American for Master's degrees are hooded and have black cap tassels. universities. Doctors are hooded and have gold cap tassels. General Hon­ The first Board of Regents was appointed on September 2, ors students are identified by a silver tasseled cord worn over 1889, and consisted of five members. Regents of the Univer­ the academic robe. sity are appointed by the Governor for terms of six years; the The procession is led by the President of the Faculty Sen­ Governor and the State Superintendent of Public Instruction ate who carries the University Mace. The mace, originally a are ex-officio members ofthe Board. The present Board mem­ medieval weapon and later carried by sergeants at arms guard­ bers are: Arthur Melendres, president; Penny Rembe, vice ing kings and high church officials, gradually assumed a purely president; Barbara Brazil, secretary-treasurer; J. E. Gallegos, ceremonial character symbolizing authority. When. used in Mary A. Tang, Larry D. Willard and Eric Thomas. academic processions, the mace usually precedes the entire The colorful academic procession is formed under the di­ procession. rection ofeight faculty marshals, who wear daVinci caps which The University of New Mexico Mace was designed and display the colors of the University of New Mexico. Academic crafted for presentation at the Centennial Convocation in 1989 dress has its beginnings in the Middle Ages. When the En­ by Ralph Lewis, professor emeritus of art. The cherry wood glish universities were taking form in the twelfth and thir­ staff is crowned by a silver stylized yucca blossom connected teenth centuries, the scholars were also clerics and adopted by bronze casting to a silver replica of the University seal. robes similar to those of their monastic orders. Caps were a Views ofsix campus sites are etched in a silver band at the top necessity in the drafty buildings, and copes or capes with hoods of the wooden shaft. The foot of the mace is silver with a attached were needed for warmth. The hood was selected by turquoise accent. these early scholars as the article to be made distinctive for • 3 TOM L. POPEJOY DISSERTATION PRIZE The Tom L. Popejoy Dissertation Prize of$1,000 is awarded annually for the most distinguished (kJdoral dissertation written at the University ofNew Mexico in a given area within a three-year period. It was designed as a permanent memorial emphasizing excellence at the highest academic level, afitting tribute to the man who did so much tofilrther graduate education at the University of New Mexico.

FREDERIC SCHROEDER • B.A., San Francisco State University, 1977 M,A., San Francisco State University, 1978 Ph.D., University of New Mexico,'1994 Dissertation: "Braille Usage: Perspectives of Legally Blind Adults and Policy Implications for School Administrators."

50-YEAR CLASS PARTICIPANTS UNM CLASS OF 1945 Kathleen C. Williams Barnhart

Caroline Brentari Beaumont Robert R Myers Peggy Brennan Robert C. Noe Maria Brito Thomas W. Ogilvie Bernard T. Brown Jr. Thomas Jefferson Rollins, Jr. Alfredo G. Cordova Ellen Ann Lembke Ryan Kathryn L. Ely Claude S. Sena Maryhelen Cox Ewing Elmer C. Sproul Margaret H. Herlihy Agnes Naranjo Stroud-Lee Glasebrook Wilber G. Thigpen Pauline Gomez Priscilla Newcomb Thompson H. Michael Hayes Wilfred E. Torres Patricia Hannett Hueter Margaret Padilla Vasilakis Sam L. Johnson William A. Vincent Harry E. Kinney Leota King Vinion Harold B. Layne Katherine B. Sarrels Webster Bob Lockwood John (Jack) Duffus Weiss V. L. Mike Mahoney Leslie E. West George 1. Mavrodes Everett E. Zwicky, Jr. Thomas R. Murray •

• 4 Degree Recipients May 13, Nineteen Hundred Ninety~Five

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Leslie V. Cooper Mark Christopher Foley Lori Ann Cooper Linda Sue Wright Force WILLIAM GORDON, Dean Sean Ray Cope Henry Foreman, Jr. • Kenneth Garrett Copeland Anita Karen Forte Robin Lynn Coppold Leslie Ann Fox BACHELOR OF ARTS Linda E. Corriz Stephen Shane Francis Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 David John Corwell Shannon Lynn Fredrickson Kenneth Ray Aaron Heidi Michelle Boyce Sean Thomas Counce Crystal Marie Freeman Lynn Abeita Christopher James Boyden Todd Anthony Cousineau Susan Ann Friede Carlos J. Acosta Ryan Ashley Braun Jamie D. Covington Russel Andrew Frost Kristy Corinna Adakai Jeromy Lee Brazfield Jason Demetri Covington D. Aaron Fry Joanie Barbara Adams Michael James Brescia Matthew Wettack CoWan Antoinette Jean Fuentes Leigh Beth Adams Carol Anne Breslin Richard Douglas Cox Steven Gerald Fuentes Ibrahim Khalil Al-Zayad Karen Elizabeth Brey Neal Christopher Cramer Richard Mack Fillwyler Lisa Kathleen Albright Celene M. Bridgford Linda Faye Crawford Kathleen Marie Fuqua Jose Juan Colin Alcantar Arturo Orlando Brito, Jr. Walter Kevin Crockett Janeen Marisa Gabaldon Robert William Alden Terri Lee Brock Gina Ruth Crouch Rodney Lawrence Gabaldon Joseph Raymond Alfaro Marlene Lillian Brockmann Kierson Crume Susan M. Gallegos John Nathan Allen Jennifer Lesly Brooke Themise Ann Cruz Michael Brian Galletch Laura E. Alonzo-Scott Cluistian M. Brown Jessica Anne Culbertson Jannalyn Galloway Christina Marie Alvarez- Dineke Jecel Brown Klisten Marie Davenport Wallace Leroy Gamlen Funkhouser Ross A. Brown Theodore James Davis Raul A. Garay Tony Eun Chun An Jon Lloyd Browne Annabelle O'Brien Day Andrea Dominique Garcia Christopher Kenneth Jeffery Alan Bruch Maria Nieves De Abajo Christine M. Garcia Anderson Elizabeth May Budny Rebekah Rnth Deane DeAnna Lee Garcia Crystal Prudence Arceneaux Johanna Kathleen Burke David Benjamin DeHay Elizabeth Ann Garcia Ronald Christopher Anthony William Burns Beth Ann Dehler"Garcia Emerald Angela Garcia Archibeque George Robert Burns Lisa Nicole Delgado Felissa Maria Garcia Denise Evelyn Archunde Gregory Michael Chavez John David Del Margo Jimmy Gary Garcia Lesley Regina Argo Bybee Kenneth DeWayne Dennard Matthew Paul Garcia Ginger Lea Zweiacher Arruti Kelly Kathleen Calocci Paul Robert Dennis Michael Anthony Garcia Alice R. Arviso Sean Thomas Calocci Nick Depavloff Richard Lee William Garcia, II Rula Y. Asad Jerry Anthony Canada Joshua Josef Deuto Robert Garcia Pamela Anne Asbury-Smith Alexandra Justine Canavan Pablo Diaz-Ibanez Tamara N. Garcia Kimberly Diane Asher DeCol Lyn Carlson James Andrew Dickens Jonni Kathryn Gardey Philbert A. Ashley Lath Barret Carlson Regina Sue Diercks Bradley Otto Gibbs Nikolaos G. Assimakopoulos Joseph William Carpenter Monica Digialleonardo John Gentry Gibson • Aknight Watkins Ater Rachael Allyn Carr Dina Michel Distefano Gregory Damien Gomez Albert Martin Atler, Jr. Dwayne Curt Carrier Alesha Elizabeth Doan Jacob Anthony Gomez Anita Maria Baca Daphne L. Carrillo Dee Scott Dodson Theresa Enidena Gomez Michael Anthony Baca Michelle A. Cash Yolanda R. Dominguez Nicole R. Gonzales Stephanie R. Bacheller Kelly Michelle Casson Joseph John Donnelly Nikki J. Gonzales Sena Hafez Baligh Michelle Lynn Castillo Renee Anne Dotson Thomas Alexander Gonzales Christopher Russe Ballard Monica Lizette Castillo Mary Kay Dowd Marco Antonio Gonzalez, Jr. Joseph C Banar Michael Jason Chafins Sarah Silene Doyle Lizabeth Ann Goodman Karlton Jon Bardwell Jay F. Chambers Mary Elizabeth Drobnik Kevin Michael Goodrich Colette Adel Barott Madigan Pilar Ch

7 ,. L Dominique Davi Leyva Patricia Lynn Olson Carole C. Millhollon Natalie Ann Sather Nisu Tiamhatia Logan Annette Carol Rael Franklin Todd Mock Debby Christesson Sawyer Aura Lee Victoria Mohror Betsy A. Shank Kathlynn Marie Montoya Daniel Edward Schaal Sh,mnon Elkins Montano Glenda Joyce Thompson Laurel Anna Montoya Jane Ann Sichler Gina L. Newton-Yarber Janet Lyn Wilford Susan Janine Montoya Melanie J. Silva Charlene Morris Flynn Eric Smith BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Geneva Marie Morris Leslie Kaye Smith Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 1994~95 Sheila Jo Morrison Ruth Francine Sona Rex Klein Baker, II Robert Steven Medina Barbara Kay Myers Mindee Maree O'Cummings Kimberly Jean Best Laura Ann Mewhinney Zelma D. Navarrette Sonnenberg Susan P. Nelson Stephanie Ann Stafford • Rosie M. Cuevas Bernadette Felic Montes Tara Lynn Delaney Kyle Clark Morgan Sharon Patricia Nez Kristian George Stephens Trisha Lynne Dvorak Tabitha Jean Marie Norris Tama Nielsen Frederick Micheal Stow Oteka Dove Edgington HeatherLeigh Orr Jerri Nicole Norwood Glenda Lea Thomas Paul D. Estes Eva Gunilla Persson Jessie Manuel Ontiveros Jeannie Marie Thomasson Cecilia F. Fanis Mary Elizabeth Plowman Julie Ann Ortega Kimberly Gail Tonne Cassandra R. Fielder Devona Renee Quam Patricia Kim Ortiz Camille Desiree Torres Tammy Hachelle Gillock Cynthia Ann Roark Kathleen Virginia Parkhurst Tina Marie Treece Darren Michael Haltom Joanie Leeann Roybal Teresa Partida Geraldine Louise Tuttle Tracey J"eann Hendry Laura Pauline Segedy Kathleen Sunshine Percy Richard Ronnie Valdez Shinsuke Higashi Stephanie Louise Sertich Patrick J. Puentes Ramomi Elaine Vigil Agneta Hjorth Eva L. Smith Margaret M. Rael Martha K. Ward Nadia Ahmed Kassam Martha Daryl Smith Joe Frank Rhoades Linda Ann Waters Leslie Denise Kienle Elizabeth Natividad Terrazas Rebecca Marie Rohertson Elana Johnson Webb William Hynnsuk Lee Leslie Ann Vigil Yolette Marie Roybal Christopher Allen Wulfert Melissa Beth Mallams William Thomas Yelverton Richard Paul Salas Bill Carl Yarbrough Debbie L. Martinez Janet von Konsky Young E. Renee Sanchez Marla Faye Zamora Regina Lynn Santo BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION Candidatesfor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN TECHNOLOGY AND TRAINING Teresa Bernadette Abeyta Stephanie Marie Garcia Candidatesfor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 Rhonda Christesson Attaway Anna L. Goering Cindy Lynn Chavez Jose Angel Velez Rodriguez Alton Ardell Autrey, Jr. Mary M. Gomez Michael Edward Gorman David Raul Romero Judy L. Baca LisaA. Gmsy Ana Bertha R. Moriel Samantha Ann Bahe Lisa Mae Gustin Elisabeth Ellen Barela Jennifer Lee Hamilton Katherine Ann Bates Jeffrey Everett Hammons Loretta Nez Begay Tamara Joy Rohs Henderson SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING Rebecca Marie Betzen Thomas Troy Hirschman Lucinda S. Bitsoi Marilyn K. Hood NASIR AHMED, Interim Dean Sheila Stephanie Bolger Pamela B. Horrocks Eric Dunn Bottomly Faith E. Hosford BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Denise Marie Brosman Sue Ann House Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 Edwin James Brown Sarah Jane Houser Aaron Jerome Armijo Orren Walter Wagner • CharlesDavid Buccigrossi Tina Marie Hudson Lisa Maes Burnham Pamela Louise Irvin BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING John Charles Caldarera Karen J. Jackson Gloria Ann Candelaria Dina Maria Jaramillo Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 Andrea Renee Castellano Gionna Marie Jaramillo Christy Lynn Anderson Connie F. Jimenez Lee Anthony Chaves Sadie F. Jefferson Dawnelle Renee Aragon Frank Benjamin Lopez John Chavez, Jr. Roselyn Dooley John Shawn Beers Mohamed Said Murshed Sandy Logan Chavez Leon J. Johnson Michael Anthony Cassisa Hedieh Naraghi Thomas Richard Chavez Andrea Dawn Kachelmeier James J. Chambers Robert Teruo Sekiya David B, Chester Laura S. Kennedy Melissa Lenel Espinosa Jamie Lynne Welles Marcy Maureen Christie April Lealia Key Robert T. Isenberg Sherri Lyn Clemens Tammy Jean Kirschman Rebecca Claudette Michele Sue Klink BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING ClemEmsen Theresa Anne Kominiak Blanche Cindy Collins FM Aaronette Kutny Candidatesfor Degree, Semester II, 1994~95 MaryEllen M. Corcoran Susan LaJuana Lamb Ryan Fredrick Amdor Lawrence Lopez Kim' Lenae Cowdrey Heather E. A. Lammers David George Brown John M. McLaughlin Cameron Taggart Cross Donna Kay Lane Lawrence Keith Carabajal Cyrus Angus Morrow Kristine Ann David Nora Monica Lanphere Andrew James Gallegos Kenneth Wayne Murphy Lori Sherrard Denee Christina Ann Larson Tanya Janell Gallegos Thomas Brady Ponder Janet Brown Doty Nancy C. Larvingo Matthew Christopher Johnson Renee Fidelis Sanchez Marleen E. Dugger Marsha Kaye Lewis Thomas Donaciano Johnston Nica Jean Westerling Rex E. Enright Theresa B. Linney Eugenia Ruth Lee Joseph Leighton Williams Verna Jeanne Escudero Shannon Marie Linville Rebecca Lynn Esparza Mark L. Lopez BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN COMPUTER ENGINEERING Sharon Catron Evans Dolores Lujan Frank James Fastwolf James Daniel Lujan Candidatesfor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 Joey C. Fernandez Marcia Harding Maestas Nien-Chen Chang Raydaniel G. Trujillo Tamijo Fifer Melanie Marie Golembeski Duane James Hale David Martin Walley Ann Wells Fisher Mahoney LeifAnders Larsson T. Scott Welton Keisha Marie French Kelley Kathleen Marquez Jeffrey Aaron Newquist Gregg Douglas Whitford John Patrick Gabaldon JOSie B. Martinez Amit Natubhai Patel John Walter Willis II Amy Huser Gaines Susan Teresa Metcalf Donald Freitas Philips

8 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN COMPUTER SCIENCE COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS· Candidatesfor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 THOMAS A. DODSON, Dean David KAnderson Jeffry David McConaughy John Ben Brabb Jo Ann Ordway Painter BACHELOR OF ARTS Lloyd Lee Eubanks, II Caroline W. Parks Candidatesfor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 John Tulsa Ftinderburg Andrew Cody Rutan Celeste Lizabeth Bazan Benjamin Plotkin Maria C. Gallegos Brian Edward Sanchez Kelly J. Benson Eva'Elva Puenta Rodriguez Pamela Louise Justice Alan K. Werner Anhara Skabelund Disko Erin Lea Seaborg Stephen Anthony Eiland Michael B. Zanussi • BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Steven Todd Milner Candidatesfor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 BACHELOR OF ARTS IN FINE ARTS Michael John Albanese David Erik Mason Calainia Kai Amato John P. McGough Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 Bony John Baca Steven Eric McNeil Robert Gordon Aird Kimberly Anne Miskowicz Matthew Walter Baca Kevin J. McTavish Nancy Jane Chavez Pahicia Montoya' Farid Branki Manuel Elmer Medina Chlistine Elizabeth Elberson N. Flora Murray Rey Andres Brannen Susan M. Mendel Brooke Noelle Fair Andrea Nelson David Andrew Castaneda Anthony Mittas Tamara Jeanne Foy Paula Rtith Ness Veronica V. Chavez-Soto Mikael Scott Newquist Elizabeth Herrlinger Yoshiya Nishizawa Cameron Scott Crum David Galen Saville Kathleen Annette Hinson Klisten Ann Nolton David Henderson Fred Everett Shelley, Jr Joanne Tracy Hunt Jessica Kirsten Parham Cunningham Shawn William Sullivan' Russell Keith Isaacs James Andrew Perea Thanh-Huyen Dinh Linda Carol Tinoco Kristine Elaine Johnson Ingrid Linda Roosild Alexander James Dragt David Paul Trujillo Katherine Elizabeth Jones Robert Thomas See Michael R. Duran Chad Irl Vance Jon Matthew Krueger Rene Louis Serrano Hong, Eun Ryeong (Rose) Jonathan Michael West Amy Leigh Lopez Shelley Marie Simms Jeffrey Christopher Hunter Kyle Edward Whaley Herlinda Ann Lopez Erin James Staffel William Edward Kramer Laura Ann Williams Kindm H Lovejoy Todd K Stewart Pahick Joseph Leahy Daniel Simon Woldemariam Ruth Ann Martin-Ballard Jennifer Sara Taylor Karl Eric Leinheiser Steven Harrison Yazzie Pauline Martinez Alana Margo Wolfe Kent Walter McDonald Therese S. Zucal BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS Candidatesfor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 Thomas Mathew Abeyta Thomas Paul McNally Cordell John Brown Karen M. Myers . Martha Jane Anderson Anna Maria Luera Kenneth Thor Christensen Barbara Claudia Otero-Lopez Jeremy Giles Aslaksen Jennifer Nicole Lyles Russell Thomas DeBlassie Charles Thomas Riney Daniel Wayne Bankey Elizabeth Whiting Marshall Tommy Alfie Fong Robert Norman Rodriguez Todd'Alan Baxter Joshua Meurl Masterson Cynthia Gale Fritsch Melanie Jeneen Nancy Kimarie De Boatner Adrian Shigeru Miura Selene D. Garcia Romero Richard Roland Borgstahl, Jr. Kimberly Ann Evelyn Murak David W. Hall Patrick Edward Sanchez Barbara LoriLee Brown Quentin Alix Nardi • Loren Glen Hatler Robert Joseph Sanchez Rebecca Anne Brown Anastasias Nicholas Houston Peter John Lopez Deward W. Stegall, Jr. Susan K Buckrey Panagos Elijah Ezra Lynn Lisa Ann Sumruld Nocona Jay Burgess Melissa Lorraine Payne Richard David Mata James A Tsiagkouris Alexandra Tamara Carilli Mary Beth Ramos Richard Morgan McMullan William K Wright Sally Evangeline Creque Jenifer Kay Reed Jonathan Gregory Christine Lynn Reilly Cunningham Miguel Nicolas Romero BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NUCLEAR ENGINEERING Kristin Marie Deichmann Ellen Marie Ryan Candidatesfor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 Sheila M. Devitt Jeanette Marie Sanchez Douglas Glenn Bowen Kelly Marie Hays Michelle Leigh Draszkiewicz Thomas Robert Sebring Gregory Edward Dale Lonnie Eugene Martin Roberta Ann Edwards Julie Stephanie Shafer Erik John Eifert Brian Allen Miller Mary Helen Fero Jack Smeltzer Frederick Nathon Gleicher Jason Alexander Osheroff Patricia Ann Goff De Haven Lynne Solimon Christella Antoinette Nikolaos Papagiannis Claire Alexandra'Goldstein Sabra Tawana Sowell Gonzales Tracy Erin Hodges Barbara Spreen-Atwood Valerie Rae Hollingsworth Linda J. Stephens Joshua Julian Christopher Lee Tittle ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE IN PRE-ENGINEERING Vincent Marcus Kirby Markus William Tracv Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 Martin Thomas Lopez Patricia Christina Wa~teneys Tien Duy Bui Roy Lewis Mirabal Katrina Lucas Lucita Woodis David Hassed Claudine Renee Pena Tuong C. Ho John William Torres BACHELOR OF MUSIC Denise Rose Jaramillo Michael Paul Webster Candidatesfor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 Bret L. Lockhart Charles Dwight Wilder, Jr. Hovey Dean Corbin, Jr. John Patrick Masserini Nancy S. Eckert Connie Lynn McGlamery Jennifer Lynn Jennings Laurelle Dianne Powers Carin Christine Logue Ethan A. Stein Kodi Rae Maes Randy Lee Taylor, Jr.

BACHELOR OF MUSIC EDUCAnON Candidatesfor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 Hovey Dean Corbin, Jr: James Henry Drake, Jr. • Brian Thomas Downey Melinda Jean Stull 9 COLLEGE OF PHARMACY Karl Jonas Petter Kjellmert Keith E. Rieger WILLIAM M. HADLEY, Dean Dustyn Dale Ladewig Jonean Lynette Roberts Monique Lillis Wendell Eugene Robinson BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN PHARMACY Pamela Yolanda Lobato Rhonda Denise Rodriguez Ricardo Louis Lopez Vaadra Michelle Ruiz Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 Byron Christopher Luetters Barbara Annette Saiz Paul R. Blackburn Roger D. Nelson Richard Joseph LulIIie Brian Charles Schulte RicardoV. Cantu Stephanie Ann Pierce Arthur Robert Maes Meseret Lulu Secord William Scott Claunch Robert James Ringer Caryn K. Magee Jonathan Lee Sherer Diana Lisa Gray David Phillip Royster, III Paula Ann Mahedy Kerry Bradley Shover Cynthia Ann Haskins Gina Kay Schmutzler • John Marion Marcilla, Jr. Michael L. Silva Margaret Mary Hayes Pedro Solis, Jr. Bret Allen Martin Richard Louis Slaby Jeffrey Jason Krolik Michael Andrew Teel Christopher Patrick Martinez Harrison E. Smith, Jr. Martha Dunagan Macdonald Nga Hong Trinh Franklin Joseph Martinez Melissa Jane Morrow Smith LuGina Bianca Mendez Sandra Varela Johnathan David McKeen Preston Lee Smith John Edward Mercer Barbara S. Watson-McKinney Marcos Octavio Mendiola Karen Yvonne Snyder Robert Christopher Mitchell Pamela Kay West Heather Louise Mills Richard Thomas Sobieski Sloane Milstein Daniel J. Spacagna DOCTOR OF PHARMACY Cindy Lee Mitchell Robert Corbin Spiers III Candidatesfor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 JeSSica Marie Mitchell Maria Margaret Stein David G. Dunlop, B.S., Pharmacy, Massachusetts College ofPharamcy, Pamela M. Monast Alisa Joy Summers 1979 Leticia Lee Munoz Patricia Anne Tafoya Kerry Anne Keirn (Track-through) Cindy Marie Naranjo Steven Edward Thompson Frances E. Cabeza De Baca-Kittell, B.S., Pharmacy, University of New Brian Keith O'Connor Tracy Lynn Toohey Mexico College of Pharmacy, 1990 Charles Jay Olive Albert L. Trujillo Shay Reichert, B.S., Pharmacy, University of New Mexico College of Craig Stanley Olson John David Trujillo Pharmacy, 1992 Jenni Lynne Olson Daniel Turnpaugh Janet Schretien-Doherty, B.S., Pharmacy, University of New Mexico Stephine Louise Otero Daniel Roberto Urrea College of Pharmacy, 1979 Daniel David Padilla Kaye P. Velasquez Jeanne Elizabeth Padilla John Glen Volden Mei-Lee Dawn Palmer Darin Keith Wade Mark Felix Pedroncelli Suzanne Wall THE ROBERT O. ANDERSON Marlo K. Peters Robert F. Walsh III SCHOOLS OF MANAGEMENT Eric Anthony Peterson Adam G. Weeks Mark James Puckett Eric Lee Weiss HOWARD SMITH, Interim Dean Darcy L. Pulliam John Michael Welch Catherine Putnam Michelle Denise Yantachka BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Travis L Radcliff Hartwig Ziegler Candidatesfor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 Mary Edna Rael Darren C. Zinkhon Steven Paul Abbate Christopher Ryan Fitzpatrick April M. Rey Eugene G. Abeyta, Jr. Elias Agustin Flores Jean Lambert Aleman Fernando Xavier Fraga MASTER OF ACCOUNTING Frederick Michael Apodaca William A. Friedrich Candidatesfor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 Juana Maria Arellano Kimberly Ann Frost Suzanne Atkinson William Larry Frost Deborah K. Orozco, B.A., Mt. Holyoke College, 1973 • Frank A. Villareal, B.BA, Eastern New Mexico University, 1984 David L. Baca Jeanne Yu-Chen Fu Gena Renee Bass Christine Gallardo MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Julianne Bonnett Mary Jo Gilbertson Jason Kelly Bordeaux Michele Denise Goff Candidatesfor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 Vera Bradician Arturo Esteban Gonzalez Ryad Aouad, B.B.A., University du Quebec a Montreal, 1991 Tige Dee Bradley Daniel L. Gracy Patricia J. Auyer, B.S., Santa Clara University, 1990 Eurvenia Penny Rennell Kevin Benjamin Griego Lee Lynn Ballew, B.B.A., University of New Mexico, 1993 Burton Daniel Herman Gutierrez Jerry F. Barnett, B.S., Northwestern University, 1967 Nichole Lea Campbell Mona Khozein Haghjoo John D. J. Boyd, B.BA, University of New Mexico, 1993 Renee Bernadette Campos Joseph M. Hanosh Eric L. Burton, B.S., Indiana University, 1993 Daniella Claudina Candelaria Steven G. Harmon J. Jeffrey Carabajal, B.S., University of New Mexico, 1987 Cynthia Lynn Carpenter John Wayne Harp, Jr. Barbara L. Carroll, B.B.A., University of New Mexico, 1992 Evelyn Margaret Carroll Karen Elizabeth Heerschap Carole J. Chazet, DESCAF-ESC Reims (France), 1989 Ernie Chavez Cindy Ann Hernandez Kenda L. Collins, B.B.A., University of New Mexico, 1994 Randall Gabriel Chavez Mary Frances Herrera Donald K. Dean, B.B.A., University of New Mexico, 1984 Regina Lynn Chavez Sharon M. Herrera Loren T. Dils, B.S., Northern Arizona University, 1989 Timothy Paul Chavez Jason Christopher Hix Craig E. Donovan, B.A., Miami University, M.A., University ofArkansas, Jay Michael Childs Ngoc-Lan Ho 1993 Michael Thomas Ciani Toni Hamilton Holmberg Madelyune J. Farber, B.A.F.A., University ofNew Mexico, B.S.E.E., Carol Trujillo Combs Marie Louise Temer Hopper University of New Mexico, 1990 Genevieve Cordova Anne Frances Hull Julie Ann Fillinger, B.S., Duquesne University, 1981 Sophia Elizabeth Corwell Eric John Jacobson David B. Fisher, B.A., University of Michigan, 1987 Tanya La'Dawn Crespin Michael Brandon Jakino Malcolm Fitzsimmons, B.Sc.Hons., University of Birmingham, 1966 Christine Louise Daman Brent Paul Jaramillo Brian E. Florence, B.S., Embry Riddle, 1991 Gregory Robert Day Randal C. Jett David W. Friede, B.B.A., Colorado State University, 1989 Domage Annamarie Debari Andrea J. Suzy Jones Joseph X. Fuka, B.BA, University of New Mexico, 1990 RitaDorn Caroline Hall Jones Johnell M. Gonzales, B.B.A., University of New Mexico, 1992 Harold Dorton Patsy Ann Jones Nicole R. Graham, B.B.A., University of New Mexico, 1993 Terry Dowler-Hurst Andrew Martin Kazensky Valerie Ann Griego, B.B.A., University of New Mexico, 1993 Mark Alan Edler Kirtan Kaur Khalsa Gary Brooke Jackson, B.A., University of California - Berkeley, 1976 Asa Emanuelsson Arif Hassan Khimji Steven Glen Jungbluth, B.BA, University ofNew Mexico, 1993 Sharon A. Embery Nulu Kiggundu David C. Kane, B.S., Nichols College, 1990 Elizabeth Ann Evans Diana Miyuki Kim Ailsa: M. Kellam, B.S., University of Colorado, 1992 • 10 John J. Kirschman, B.S., Chapman College, 1989 SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE Dawn E. Knepper, B.A., Hawaii Pacific College, 1982 AND PLANNING Constance L. Kurtz, B.S., Porthmd State University, 1988 Michael V. LaBarbera, B.B.A., University of Notre Dame, 1990 RICHARD ERIBES, Dean William L. Lanphere, B.B.A., University ofTexas - Austin, 1980 Chie-Fa Liu, B.B.A, East Tennessee State University, 1983 BACHELOR OF ARTS IN ARCHITECTURE Kenneth C. Lopez, B.S., University of New Mexico, 1992 Candidatesfor Degree, Seinester II, 1994-95 Jessica Brooke Lucero, B.B.A., University of New Mexico, 1993 David Kieth Benfield Kyle Richard Robinson David Lustig, B.A., Hebrew University, 1991 Bryan Lee Cain Satya D. Scanlon • Brent B. Mull, B.S., Bethel College, 1985 Brian Erich Cox Cheyenne Cesare Sheafe Mark K. Mullane, B.S., Montana State University, 1982 Stephen Thomas Dixon Eric Michael Shreve Patrick J. Mullen, B.A., University ofTexas - Austin, 1990 Dante Sean Duphorne Cynthia A. St. Denis Nancy M. Muller, B.S., Eastern Washington University, 1991 Michael Allan Frisch Peter H. Steen Richard Kwame Nti Asare, B.S.C, University of Stockholm, 1989 Karen Koraleen Gravlin Kent Chandler Taylor Louann Parker, B. U.S, University ofNew Mexico, 1977 Michelle Leigh King Amy Lynn Thornton Brian K. Regan, B.S., United States International University, 1989 Kelly Joe Mier . Linda-Jean Tijerina Jean A. Rightley, B.S., University of New Mexico, 1985 Monica Christine Olguin John Charles Young Annita R. Romero, B.S., University of Southern California, 1990 Tommy V. Salazar, B.A., University of New Mexico, 1993 BACHELOR OF ARTS IN ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN Robert W. Tennyson, B.B.A., University of New Mexico, 1992 Candidatesfor Degree, Selnester II, 1994-95 Lisa G. Whitehead-Smith, B.A., University of Massachusetts, 1993 Denise Marlynn Holt Williams, B.A., University ofSouthern California, Laurie Diane Malin Tanya Marie Schula 1977 Cynthia Diane Stokes Noland Sridhar Yarlagadda, B.E., Osmania University, 1991 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE EXECUTIVE MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION JANET ROEBUCK, Interim Dean Requirements completed Semester 1,1994-95 Pauline Keithley, B.S., University of Illinois, 1990 BACHELOR OF UNIVERSITY STUDIES Robert James Montoya, B.S.E.E., University ofNew Mexico, 1989 Candidates for Degree, Sanester II, 1994-95 Phillip Dale Allers Kristen Alexandria Hinson Brandon Neil Altman Stacy Elaine Johnson COLLEGE OF NURSING Lynn Cano Atzberger Charles Thomas Jones, Jr. Jeremy Todd Beel Jon Mark Jordon KATHLEEN G. BOND, Dean Robert K. Bernier Veronica Ann Keene Lester Leon Bleil Alison Therese Kleven BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING Marti Buck John Charles Klimisch Candidatesfor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 Damon Matrone Burrest Tia Lesley Koury Jacob Marcus Armijo Hilma Marie Lewis Daniel George Byrne Jessica Freda Kuh Jessica Marie Balluff Jerry Martin Linseisen Maury Mason Calvert Lewis Ronald Lamar, Jr. Diane Rose Lomont Bieri Brent Wesley Lomako Raymond T Cardona Julita Ann Gonzales-Leavell Heather Jeanne Broadway Patricia A. Lucero-Hall Gail Ellen Carnako Gary Thomas Lucas Rebecca Annette Cable Dusty Marie Daniel Chavez Marianne Kempel Lynch • Raul J. Carrillo, Jr. Karen Marie Martin William Samuel Chernoff Michele Renee Malone Belinda Kay Cheatum Francesca L. McCall JoAnn Chrisman Sue Ann Ligman Manus Iris Clevenger Jamey Cherie McMillen Anna Katherine Clark Nicole Marie Marlowe Mark Allen Colyer Tre B. O'Brien Trenton Elliot Coit Ann Margaret Martinez Lupe S. Contreras Leslie Anne Offord Mary Kathryn Colby Gerald Thomas Mayer Donna Jean Corley Vernon Anthony Osborn James Allen Coleman Jeffrey Paul McCullough Julie Anne Cuddihy-Timm Helen F. Owyoung Timothy Shawn Collins Rosita Mekerry Debra Jean Delk Christina Jule Sramek Parsek Karl R. Conrad Marty Patrick Montano Joanne Jude Dessoffy Linda Sheldon Petak Michael J. Copley Rosalinda Maria Montoya Pamela J. Detsoi-Smiley Julie Ann Ponce' Judith Ann Chaffee Corbin Terrence Cordel Moore Kelly Allison Dix Elana Marie Quam Alex Edward Crowder Mark David Morris Linda Diane Dixon Kimberly Carol Ring Clare Marie Cuellar Lumumba M. C. Mushonga Susan Kaye Dossey Kathleen Conlon Roach Marilyn Ann Daw Amanda June Newhoff Leslie Clare Elsener Mary McCanna Roark Ruth Evelyn Decker Alison Aurora Nielsen Thomas Edwin Emanuele Deborah Lynn Rue Willva Luree Delgado Alaura Mae Nye Katherine Billie Evans Annette Leigh Rutherford Mark B. Dick Patricia Kathryn O'Connell- Deborah Ann Flack April D. Sanchez Patricia Ann Eaves McKeen Patricia Ann French Joseph Henry Sanchez Mark Edward Elrick Maryanne Martha O'Meara Deborah J. Garcia Mary J. Sandoval Shirley A. Fears-Wynn Althea Mansari Gard'ner Oehmd Layla Jamil Garrigues Kevin Dewitt Schitoskey James Emmett Garrity Troy Douglas Olson Roxanne T. Geoffrion Michael Francis Shannon Consuelo Garvey-Sierra Mark Patrick Ortega Claudia Ann Ballinger Hadlow Jennifer Lynn Stafford Barbara Sylvia Gary Cydney Louise Orlzow Elizabeth Ann Hattler Christine Michele Sullivan Larry E Gentry Roderigo Melquiades Padilla Toni J Delaittre Hays Denise Zoe Martinez Mark A. Gilliland Nikki Lynn Parker Leroy Thomas Houck, II Swenson Kathleen Ann Gonzalez Steven Charles Petrie Kimberly Dee Hughes Gwen M. Travisano-Fish Dilma Evonne Good John Daryl Petrig Judith May Irete Cora E. Trujillo Teresa Ann Goodhue William Michael Rafter Yolanda Jaramillo Lanette Perkins Turner Mikol Graves Sandra D, Reddell Alberta M. Jimenez Vicki Ventura Dolores Margaret Gurule' Jeffrey D. Revels Rodger Alexander Johnson Alyce Lynne Weckwerth Mary Jo Haertel Richard David Riedy Esmaeil-Kamali Julie Lorraine Weiss-Lugo Taleah R. Hartman Michael Louis Rivera George Simpson Knapp Louis Martin Weiss Colleen Barbara Herrera Jean Marie Roach Mamie Antoinette Kulbeth M. Cheri Wells Hope Leigh Hicks Kevin Neil Roark Jean Latham Eulalia Faye Yazzie Lisa Marie Hill William Robbins • Lisa June Layman Matthew John Hiltebrand Derek Clayton Ross 11 Steven Ian Rudnitzky Roy Benjamin Turner Hermelinda 1. Guardiola Dumlg,m, B.A., New Mexico State Univetsity, 1987 Robert Michael Sanchez Monica Valandani Jama Elaine Fisk, B.A., Lawrence University, 1987 Aaron Leslie Sanders Richard Valdez John Freedman, B.A., California State University, Northridge, 1992 Rodger R: Savory Ian R. Valenzuela Janine Renee Friede, B.B.A., Colorado State University, 1989 Brittany Jean Schaff Frederick Murray Vangundy Floripa P. Gallegos, B.A., New Mexico State University, 1990 Martha Louise Senna Patricia Jo Ann Vigil-Cover Herman (Chico) Gallegos, B.A., New Mexico Highlands University, 1992 • Anthony Skrypka Mario Alberto Villalpando Sharon L. Gentry, B.S., University ofAlbuquerque, 1972 Lee Edward Smith Lyrant Warrior Francisco E. Gonzales, B.A., New Mexico Highlands University, 1985 Jennifer Stamm Peter McDavid Weh Stephanie Marie Griffin, B.B.A., University of New Mexico, 1990 John Andrew Stanton Zachary Lee Wesley Susan M. Hapka, B.S., University ofWisconsin, 1981 Jiri Stelzer Frank Williams Melony J. Harper, B.A., New Mexico State University, 1982 Jack R. Stewart LaTodd Lee Williams Mark R. Horton, B.A., University of New Mexico, 1982; M.A., Catholic Patrick Porter Stewart Roddy Mark Williams University ofAmerica, 1988; M.A., University of Maryland, 1992 Robert Lee Stone Wiltha Ray Wilson David R. Jojola, B.B.A., University of New Mexico, 1990 Leslie Rene Wallace Stovall Donald Ray Woods Megan O'Neill Kennedy, B,A., University of New Mexico, 1990 Robert Edmund Swanberg Linda Lee Woods Frederick D. Kennon, B.S., U.S. Merchant Marine Academy, 1979 Arthur Lee Thomas Manley Reginald Woods IV John F. 1. Klein-Robbenhaar, B.A., Trinity College, 1989 Charles Lyle Thomas Christopher A. Wyle Joseph A. Leavengood, B.S., U.S. Air Force Academy, 1984; M.B.A., Kenneth Allan Thomas Elizabeth Ann Wyman University of North Dakota, 1988; M.A., Temple University, 1991 David Michael Tilbury Kate Zephyr Brett Rogers Loveless, B.A., University of New Mexico, 1992 Gary Samuel Trujillo Michael Joseph Zukowski Maria Elena Lurie, B.A., Beloit College, 1990; M.A., University of Wisconsin, 1992 ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE IN BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY Raymond Benito Maestas, B.B.A., University of New Mexico, 1992 Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 Rosemary Lee Maestas, B.A., University ofNew Mexico, 1983; B.S., 1985, Lorraine Barbara Baca Margarita Rodriguez M.B.A., 1987, College of Santa Fe Blanca A. Garcia Carla Jean Sarracino Deborah Elaine Mann, B.S., University of New Mexico, 1985 Kathleen Denise Kellovich Susan Ann Schmidt Yorgos D. Marinakis, B.A., San Jose State University, 1984; Ph.D., University Katherine Edith Krutis Teresa Ann Schmidt of New Mexico, 1992 Ann Milrie Marich Sylvie Wafl'elaert Roberta Lynn Marquez, B. U.S., University of New Mexico, 1991 Lemuel Lawrence Martinez, B.S., University ofSouthern California, 1978; M.A., St. John'S College, 1982; M.A., University of New Mexico, 1989 Patrick J. Martinez, B.B.A., University of New Mexico, 1989 Robert A. Mead, B.A., University of New Mexico, 1992 Gary James Meade, B.A., Rice University, 1983 Andrew Don Mills, B.A., University of New Mexico, 1992 Michelle Lee Lyautey Mitchell, B.A., New Mexico State University, 1989 SCHOOL OF LAW Cerianne Lynn Mullins, B.A., Smith College, 1992 Jody Neal-Post, B.A., California State University, Dominguez Hills, 1979 LEO M. ROMERO, Dean Deborah Ann Nesbitt, B.B.A., Hofstra University, 1989 Erlinda Vanessa Ocampo, B.A., University of New Mexico, 1992 • JURIS DOCTOR Patrick Sean Olivas, B.A, University of California, Inine, 1992 Candidatesfor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 Catherine Elaine Oliver, B.A., University of Oklahoma, 1974; M.A., Susan Louise Allen, B.A., Augsburg College, 1991 University ofCalifornia, Berkeley, 1977 Samia J. Amamoo, B.S., Buckingham University, The United Kingdom, Maria de Jesus Oropeza, B.A., University ofCalifornia, Berkeley, 1990 1985; M.A., Georgetown University, 1991 Lisa Cami Oshiro, B.S., Harvey Mudd College, 1989 Patricia Yvonne Anderson, B.S., University of New Mexico, 1990 Ronald E. Owens, B.A., University ofNew Mexico, 1981; M.A., University Crystal Anson, B.S., 1979; M.A., 1980, Northern Illinois University of Illinois, Chicago, 1983 Alison 1. Arias, B.S., New Mexico State University, 1986 Peri Heydari Pakroo, B.A., University ofWisconsin, Madison, 1990 Rafael V. Baca, B.S.M.E., University of New Mexico, 1992 Gabriel Merced Parra, B.B.A., University of New Mexico, 1992 Ruth A. Baker-Sharp, B.A., University ofNew Mexico, 1992 Carlos Moreno Quinones, B.A., Western New Mexico University, 1985 Julie Anne Beeson, B.S., University of New Mexico, 1990 Yvonne K. Quintana, B.U.S., University of New Mexico, 1991 Rebecca Anne Berlin, B.A., University of New Mexico, 1990 Arvind Aashir Raichur, B.A., University of New Mexico, 1991 Jose Attao Bermudes, B.S., Maine Maritime Academy, 1979; M.A., San Adriana Ramirez de Arellano Pagan, B.A., 1988; M.A., 1991, University of Jose State University, 1984 New Mexico Kathy L. Bourandas, B.A., Pennsylvania State University, 1978; M.A., Mary Ann Rasmussen, B.A., University of New Mexico, 1987 University of Pittsburgh, 1982 Denise Elizabeth Ready, B.S, University of New Mexico, 1992 James R. W. Braun, B.A., University of New Mexico, 1992 Stacie B. Robb, B.A., University of New Mexico, 1992 Peter Brill, B.A., Clark University, 1984 Emeterio L. Rudolfo, B.A., University of New Mexico, 1991 Mark Barrington Brown, B.B.A., 1985, M.B.A., 1990, New Mexico State Monique Michelle Salazar, B.A., Duke University, 1992 University Rozan Salazar, B.S., 1981, M.S., 1982, Eastern New Mexico University Shad L. Brown, B.A., New Mexico State University, 1992 Harold Schwartz, B.A., 1972, M.A., 1973, University of Illinois Gerald Milton Byers, B.S., United States Naval Academy, 1980; M.A., Leticia Sheridan, B.B.A., New Mexico State University, 1991 Webster University, 1991 Sara Kathleen Singhas, B.B.A., University of New Mexico, 1992 Joseph Michael Campbell, B.A., New Mexico State University, 1992 Andrew Allen Smith, B.S., U.C.L.A., 1986; M.S., University ofArizona, 1992 Susan Carole Carley, B.A., Metropolitan State College, Denver, 1990 Sonny Ray Swazo, B.A., University of Colorado, 1991 Jane Marie Cavanaugh, B.A., Western Maryland College, 1981; M.A.S., Andrew Michael Vallejos, B.A., University of New Mexico, 1989 Johns Hopkins University, 1989 Linda Miriam Vanzi, B.A., Marymount College, 1977 Kate J. Cayot, B.A., Pennsylvania State University; M.A., American Marlynda L. Velasquez, B.A., University of New Mexico, 1992 University Christina Calderwood Vigil, B.A., Colorado College, 1989 Sarah B~llanfant Colley, B.A., University ofOregon, 1991 Kristal Melisa Wade, B.B.A., New Mexico State University, 1991 Tessa Tawn (Simpson) Davidson, B.A., 1988, M.A., 1990, University of John Daniel Webber, B.A., University of New Mexico, 1992 New Mexico Elizabeth M. Wee, B.A., University of Califomia, Berkeley, 1989 John Ward Day, B.A., Harvard University, 1985 Cecilia Nanette Wesch-Gutierrez, B.A., University of New Mexico, 1992 Maria Isabel Dominguez, B.A., New Mexico Highlands University, 1992 Margaret Groves Whitmore, B.S., Western Illinois University, 1982 .~ Michelle Dotson, B.S., Arizona State University, 1989 Vickie Raye Wilcox, B.A., George Washington University, 1992 Eduardo A. Duffy, B.A., University of New Mexico, 1990 Gregory Paul Williams, B.A., Princeton University, 1991 Virginia Ruth Dugan, B.A., State University of New York, 1968; M.A., 'Michael David Witt, B.A., University of Colorado, 1990 University ofNew Mexico, 1971; Ed.D., University ofNew Mexico, 1992 Steven Craig Yarbrough, B.A., Stanford University, 1991

12 SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Julia Anne Weinstein, B.A., St. John'S College, 1985 Christine Ann Yang, B.S., University of New Mexico, 1991. PAUL B. ROTH, Dean Mahmood Zamanian, B.S., University of New Mexico, 1990 DOCTOR OF MEDICINE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN Candidatesfor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCES Martha Dummer Allbrooks, B.S., University of New Mexico, 1987 Candidatesfor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 S. Marina Armendariz, B.S.lB.A., New Mexico State University, 1986 Sarah Jean Bilbo Anthony Lewis Lopez. Crystal Dawnelle Askew-Powell, B.A., University of Colorado, 1991 Anne Marie Culver Maria E. Montano Angela Barnett, B.S., California State University at ~ong Beach, 1991 • Ivana Kathleen Fernandez Joselene Vigil Montoya Carol Ann Bickelman, B.S., Colorado State University, 1990 Michelle Sherri Frank Kevin Michael Peyton Nancy R. Boulanger, B.S., University ofVermont, 1984 James B. Howell Tram Ngoc Tran Erin Jones Bouquin, B.A., University of California at Santa Cruz, 1985 Laura Francine Vigil Caffey, B.A., University ofNew Mexico, 1990 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (OCCUPATIONALTHERAPY) Naomi Margaret Estrada Campos, A.S., University of New Mexico, 1975; B.S., University of New Mexico, 1981 Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 e'Lizabeth Ann Carder, B.S., University ofWashington, 1991 Sandra Jane Allen Deanne E. Dinham Michael Castillo, B.S., University of New Mexico, 1980 Cynthia Marie Anderson Nne Christine Keith KathyChaiamidas Head, B.S., University ofNew Mexico, 1987;J.D., Tulane Colleen Biggins-Turner Carol Elizabeth Phares University, 1990 Micci Annette Boyce Cynthia Dayne Sultemeier Gerzain H. Chavez, B.S., Universidad de Guadalajara, Mexico, 1977; M.D., Debra S. Bryan Becky Ann Valles Faculad de Medicina Universidad de Guadalajara, Mexico, 1984; A.S., University of New Mexico, 1990 . Joseph Chavez, B.S., University of New Mexico, 1988 DENTAL PROGRAMS Shaun Marc Comfort, B.S., SUNY at Stonybrook, 1981 ANN DINIUS, Director Gilbert Cordero, I.B.A., New Mexico State University, 1989 Victoria Dalzell, B.A., Smith College, 1989 ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE IN DENTAL HYGIENE Kelly S. Davenport, B.S., New Mexico State University Candidatesfor Degree, Semester II, ]994-95 Michael S. Davis, B.A., University of New Mexico, 1990 Glen Delaney, B.S., University of New Mexico, 1991 Tara Lynn Archuleta Stephanie Pearl Halliburton Dona Athey Denton,B.A., University ofCalifornia at Berkeley, 1988 Diane L. Baca-Sowers Jolene Konstance Harris Gwendolyn Grace DuCharme, B.S., University of New Mexico, 1990 Deanna R. Barba Marylin Janete Kleymann John Daniel Echols, B.S., University ofCalifornia at Los Angeles, 1991 Orpha Eleanor BlueHouse Lisa Marie LaRusch John Ewing, A.S., Odessa College, 1983; B.A., University of New Mexico, Mark Dene Brogdon Janelle Kay Lovin 1991 Cynthia Elizabeth Chavez Veronica Josefa Mazon-Marquez Sean Faherty, B.A., Duke University, 1990 Mark Andrew Dickey Robert Andrew Parsons McCall Rebecca Kay Fastle, B.A., College of Santa Fe, 1991 Heather A. Flett Marilyn Liana Miller Erika Frances Fernandez, B.E., University of New Mexico, 1991 Susan Jeanne Frost GlOlia Araceli Portillo Larry Fiorentino, B.A., University ofCalifornia at San Diego, 1990 Carrie Jo Gonzales L. Alicia CdeBaca Vigil Lynne Margaret Frey, B.S., University of Nebraska, 1991 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN DENTAL HYGIENE John M. Gehred, B.S., University of Notre Dame, 1991 Shawn Elkehana Glazer, B.S., Cornell University, 1988 Candidatesfor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 Laura Gregg, B.A., Colorado College, 1990 Kristin Ann Albright Blythe Ann Schroeder • Gillian Harris, B.S., University of New Mexico, 1991 Nancy Marie Kasprzyk Donna Kathleen Baskett Patrick KeIIy Honsinger, B.S.lB.A., University ofNew Mexico, 1990 Elaine Frances Lawson Stanley Judith Bottoms Hooffstetter, B.S., University ofNew Mexico, 1991 Samantha R. Lopez Renee Trujillo Michael Y. C. Hsu, B.S., University of New Mexico, 1989 Monica Rene Miranda Kristi Lea Vickers Robert Todd Hurst, B.A., New Mexico State University, 1991 Charmmne Marie Phillips Wendy Jewell1ntrone, B.S., University of New Mexico, 1991 Philip C. Jackson, Jr., B.S., University of New Mexico, 1990 Wanda D. Juarros, B.S., New Mexico State University, 1990 GregOly Erik Kellam, B.S., University of New Mexico, 1991 GALLUP BRANCH Jane Evelyn Kinne, B.A., Stanford University, 1986 JOHN PHILLIPS, Director Robert Charles Kolosseus Nora Emma Lari-Castrillon, B.A., College ofWooster, 1978; M.A., SUNY ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE IN ACCOUNTING at Albany, 1986 Candidatesfor Degree, Semester II, ]994-95 Megan Ewing Lewis, B.S., New Mexico State University, 1991 Alexandria Lynn Quintana Stephanita Ann Touchin Joseph Mario Lovato, B.S., University of New Mexico, 1990 Frances Rodriguez Eva-Li K. Von Bagh Margaret Sydnie Lunt, B.A., University of New Mexico, 1990 David Markowitz, B.S., Thomas Edison State University, 1990 ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE IN Arthur R. Mason, III, D.C., Los Angeles College ofChiropractic Medicine, AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY 1989 Candidatesfor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 Theresa Marie Gieske McEntee, B.S., University of New Mexico, 1987 Wendy S. Meyers, B.S., University ofArizona, 1983 Frederick R. Barney Delbert Brown Amy Lee Morris, B.S., Duke University, 1990 Jeffrey David Neidhart, B.A., Ohio State University, 1990 ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE IN BANKING Laura Chanchien Pan~on, B.A., Brown University, 1990 Candidatefor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 Jeffrey Racca, B.A., University of New Mexico, 1990 Veronica Murillo Marie Sluka Rink, B.S., Arizona State University, 1990 Catherine Rogers, B.A., Stanford University, 1989 ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE IN BUSINESS/MARKETING Michael David Roller, B.S., University of New Mexico, 1991 Candidatefor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 Nancy Jane Rost, B.A., University of Minnesota, 1990 Eric Joseph Saberhagen, B.S., Baylor Univers;ty, 1991 Denise Martin Jeffrey Martin Saland Jan Estes Schmidt, B.S., University of New Mexico, 1991 ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE IN . Michelle A. Stam-MacLaren, B.S., Calvin College, 1990 CONSTRUCTION TECNOLOGY Bertha Jung Tien, B.S., Duke University, 1991 Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 • Christopher L. Walter, B.S., New Mexico State University, 1991 Leon Gilbert Miller Merlin J. Russell 13 ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE IN Yvonne M. Lamy John Joseph Pfeifer ELECTRONIC PUBLISHING TECHNOLOGY Julia J. Monroe Christine Bianca Samuels Candidate for Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 Michael Kent Nakamura Phyllis L. Smith Michelle Karen Silver Sharon Jean Notah Eyvonne Marie Stevens Joycelyn Ovah Julia Ann Valdez ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE IN GENERAL STUDIES Bertha Pablito Bobbi Lee White Candidatesfor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 Valerie Kaye Paul David Henio Cheryl Wagner-Salsman LOS ALAMOS BRANCH ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE IN • MICROCOMPUTER OPERATIONS CARLOS RAMIREZ, Director Candidatesfor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE IN COMPUTING SCIENCE Florence Billie Sally J. Natewa Candidatefor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 June Chavez Cynthia Rose Ryan Marie-Claude Jacqueline Krawczyk Joy L. Edaakie Pauline M. Tom Zandra James Geraldine Mitchell Watson ASSOCIATE OF ARTS IN LIBERAL ARTS Jovena J..,aate Anna Mae Willie Candidates for Degree, Semester 11, 1994-95 ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE IN SECRETARIAL SKILLS Jolene Ann Byers Eleanor Jean Marek Stephen Anthony Ciddio Regina Michelle Martinez Candidatesfor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 Rose Zeena Jones Kathleen Linda Nimz Clifford Linda ,\nn Mmtinez Begay Laura J. Panteah Marcella Bowekaty Marilyn L. Hussell ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE IN FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING Irene Castillo Isabel It. Tah Carlotta C. Chimoni Candidatesfor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 Odette Dallaire Sheila Henee (Looney) ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE IN THIBAL COURT ADVOCATE Cheryl Lynne Miller Vanlyssel Candidatesfor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 Gina Marie Nez Charlene Tsosie ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE IN SECRETARIAL STUDIES Candidatefor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 ASSOCIATE OF ARTS IN ART STUDIO Patricia Teves Gary Candidate for Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE IN BUSINESS/MAHKETING Benjamin Shapiro Candidatefor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 ASSOCIATE OF ARTS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE Deborah Ann Wilke Candidate for Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 ASSOCIATE OF AHTS IN PRE-BUSINESS ADMINISTHATION Jefferson Henio Candidatefor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 ASSOCIATE OF ARTS IN HUMAN SERVICES Kevin Brice Wray Candidatesfor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 ASSOCIATE OF AHTS IN SOUTHWEST STUDIES Roberta Attakai Wilhelmina Shorty Georgette Annette Hubbard Loretta Smallcanyon Candidatefor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 K. Sandra Jean Partridge • Lisa M. King Delbert Watchman Veronica JoAnn Padilla Minnie Woody Herlanda Sanchez Elmer Begay Yazzie ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE IN ENVIHONMENTAL SCIENCE Candidate for Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 ASSOCIATE OF ARTS IN LIBERAL ARTS Joan E. Ellard Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 R. Chris Archuleta Leah Marie Salsman Gaile June Begaye Gail Eileen Sutherland VALENCIA BRANCH Arthea A. Benally Lisa Katherine Tsinjinnie PHYLLIS A. PEPIN, Interim Director Michelle A. Henry ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE IN ASSOCIATE OF ARTS IN PRE-BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BUSINESS COMPUTEH INFORMATION SYSTEMS Candiwltesfor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 1994-.95 Evalena Dawn Boone Marlene G. Tsosie Sarah Beth Berg Joseph V. S. Otero Monica Claw Thomas M. Caldwell

ASSOCIATE OF ARTS IN PRE-PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE IN Candidatesfor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 COMPUTEH AIDED DRAFTING AND DESIGN Sadie Jefferson Charlene Morris Candidatesfor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 Yvette Marie Moreno Marlene Tsosie Donald James Jurgensen Melody Gay Shupe

ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE IN MEDICAL LABORATORY ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE IN CRIMINALJUSTICE TECHNOLOGY Candidatesfor Degree, Semester 11, 1994-95 Candidatesfor Degree, Semester 11, 1994-95 Loretta Lynn Day Armand E. Menchaca Jeanette Grace Boyd Carol Marie Salway Arthur Lee Gonzales Kathleen B. Pacinelli Sharon A. Chee Elizabeth Anne Marsh Freddie Joseph Tedford Dolores Darlene Martinez ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE IN NURSING Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE IN GENERAL STUDIES Amanda F. Chavez Connie Joyce Hevron Candidatesfor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 Brandy L. Dority Michelle Kahn-John Alvin W. Aragon Virgil Langston Davis Roxann" Garcia Kristine LeBaron Lambson Jeanette Blaylock Darlene Virginia Garcia-Lucero • 14 Alethea Loraine Hill Shawn P. Riley ASSOCIATE OF AHTS IN EDUCATION ~evan Zaide Hobbs Shannon Nicole Hitz Candidatesfor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 Brandy Jacqueline Jaramillo Erin J. Sachs Mary B. Anderson Linc~a Hae Holloway Donna Lee Mallascheznski Felecia Monee Sanchez Paul Edward Aragon Syh~a Ann Moreno Mannel R. Marquez, Jr. Denise D. Shorey Hoberta Jean Gabaldon MJdwlle D. Otero Oscar Harvey Medders Debra Lane Tenney Carmel K. Garcia Lester Robert Newey Lisa Thomas Padilla-H~eck Keny Ann Martin J. Whiteman ASSOCIATE OF ARTS IN HUMAN SEHVICES •ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE IN Candidatesfor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 OFFICE AND BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY Kathleen Y. Brooks Lynn Harper Cmulidatesfor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 Roselie G. BrO\vn Sandra Lee Lopez Elizabeth Amy Bryan Laura Renee Duncan Murphy Bernadette Elaine Anaya Joanne T. Luna Rita Ann Cragun Robin Jill Nesslage Belinda Anne Barela Jeanette Precilla Trujillo Peggy Nell Underwood TammvS. Hall ASSOCIATE OF AHTS IN LIBEHAL ARTS Sunday Jean Hutcherson Dolores Whitchurch Candidatesfor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 ASSOCIATE OFAHTS IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Napavou Peshlakai Abeita Donna Lee Mallascheznski Candidatesfor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 Theresa Hunter Richard Lee Baldinell Lora Michelle Norton Jesus Manuel Carrillo Kimberly S. Housh Manuel Florence Naeomi Y. Sanchez Dorene Bernice Kennedy

" GRADUATE STUDIES ELLEN GOLDBERG, Dean

MASTEH OF AHTS Requirements Completed Semester 1, 1994-95 Mary Billen Training & Learning Technologies B.S., Macalster College, 1962 Gennan Studies Michael Gienger Larry Bishop Art Education B.A., University of New Mexico, 1993 B.U.S., University of New Mexico, 1993 Geography Elizabeth Owens David Blackwell : SecondaryEducation B. U.S., University of New Mexico, 1991; S.T.S., 1991 B.A., University of New Mexico, 1990 Lois Blakney Special Education ~;~~',:'~~!:;~~ .C.()~'ll)l.et.~(I.~~:.~t.e~.I~, 1.~~4.~9~~ B.S., Lesley College, 1988 • .. Art Educathlll Kara Bobroff Special Education B.S., University of New Mexico, 1972 B.S., University of New Mexico, 1992 Thomas Adair Training & Learning Technologies Yolanda Bolivar Training & Learning Technologies B.U.S., University of New Mexico, 1992 B.A., University of New Mexico, 1991 Hebel Aitchison...... Sociology Susan Boretsky Special Educat.ion B.A., University ofCalifornia-Los Angeles, 1967 B.A., University of New Mexico, 1970 Mark Allen .. Economics Carrie Brewster ~ Parks & Hecreat.iOlI B.S., University of New Mexico, 1981 B.A., University of New Mexico, 1993 M.S., Universi~' ofWisconsin, 1983 Shannon Brimhall~McCargish Special Education' M.B.A., University of New Mexico, 1989 B.S., University of New Mexico, 1991 Stephen Andrews . .. History William Brodsky Special Education B.S., University of New Mexico, 1988 B.S., University of New Mexico, 1994 Diana Anton-Harris Theatre & Dance Sherri Brown Counseling B.A., Western Michigan University, 1967 B.A., University of New Mexico, 1987 Mary Jane Appel Art Histonj Elizabeth Ann Buck Counseling B.F.A., Seton Hall College, 1989 B.S., University of New Mexico, 1992 Jacqueline Arellano Training & Learning Technologies Thomas Buckner ...... Political Science B.A., College of Santa Fe, 1992 B.S., U.S. Air Force Academy, 1983 Kathleen Armstrong Training & Learning Technologies Janice Burford . .... Special Edncation B.S., New Mexico State University, 1989 B.S., West Texas State University, 1979 Hebecca Aronson English Martha Burkhart Art Education B.A., University of Minnesota, 1988 B.A., Eckerd College, 1993 Dina Austin-Cates Family Studies Diane Bustos Special Education B.A., Southern Methoclist University, 1992 B.A., New Mexico Highlands University, 1991 Gabriel Baca Secondary Education Ellen Cain . History B.A., University of New Mexico, 1990 B.A., University of New Mexico, 1990 Charles Bacino : Theatre & Dance Anthony Carrion .~ Special Education B.F.A., DePaul University, 1992 B.A., Eastern New Mexico University, 1983 April Basler Training & Learning Technologies Estella Castillo-Hanson COIlIIseling B.U.S., University of New Mexico, 1977 B.A., California State University, 1992 Joelle Baum Art Therapy Paul Cerda English B.A., Briar Cliff College, 1981 B.A., University ofCalifornia-Los Angeles, 1992 Marilyn Beiler Elementanj Education Wai Chan Training & Leanling Technologies B.U.S., University of New Mexico, 1991 • Rob~~~·B~~:n?l.v.a~i,l.~.ta.te..~.n.iv.e.rsi.~~ ..I:~~ Histonj Jude Cisneros Sociology B.A.,. Elmhurst College, 1990 B.A., University of New Mexico, 1994 Karl Benedict . Anthropology Adrienne Clancy.: Thcatre & Dance B.A., University ofCalifornia-Berkeley, 1986 B.F.A., Virginia Commonwealth University, 1991

15 Mary Clevenger , SOciology Douglas Goad Counseling B.A., University of New Mexico, 1992 B.A., University of New Mexico, 1990 Jolm Colvin Special Education Julia Goldberg English B.A., Louisiana State University, 1963 B.A., St. John'S College, 1991 M.A., University ofOregon, 1970 Kathryn Goldenberg Special Education Lisa Cook Special Education B.A., University ofArizona, 1971 • A.S., Mitchell College, 1988 Dorothy Gomez...... Special Education B.A., Southern Connecticut State University, 1991 B.A., College of Santa Fe, 1992 Marya Corrigan Lingtlistic.\' Emily Graves Elementary Education B.A., Bennington College, 1988 B.S., University ofTexas-Austin, 1988 Vincent Criscuola Special Education Shannon Green History B.A., College of Staten Island, 1992 B.A., Eastern Oregon State College, 1990 Rodney Cupp Philosophy Margaret Gude Theatre & Dance B.A., New Mexico State University, 1990 B.A., Beloit College, 1984 Debra D'Angelo Special Education Maria del Consuelo Guerrero Portuguese B.A., Ft. Le\vis College, 1983 B.U.S., University of New Mexico, 1994 Lillian Davenport.. Training & Learning Technologies Patricia Guggino , History B.S.B.A., University ofPhoenix, 1989 B.A., University of New Mexico, 1962 Ann Davis .. ,.. Alt Education Jennifer Guglielmo History B.A., Massachusetts College ofArt, 1990 B.A., University ofWisconsin-Madison, 1990 Suzanne Dawson Special Education Patricia Gulley Latin American Studies B.S., University of New Mexico, 1991 B.A., University of Iowa, 1992 Lindsay Day Latin American Studies Lynne Guran Special Education B.A., Kalamazoo College, 1992 B.S., George Washington University, 1965 Shelley De Abreu Special Education Laura Gustafson Parks & Recreation B.A., College of Santa Fe, 1990 B.A., University of Minnesota, 1990 . Neil Decker Secondary Education Patty Guyer .. English A.A., San Jose City College, 1977 B.A., Mesa State College, 1980 B.S., University of San Francisco, 1979 Brian Hagen .. Communication Marie de la Torre Family Studies B.A., University of New Mexico, 1989 "-~.'"" B.A., University of New Mexico, 1991 Shannon Haven Spanish " Alyce Denier : Counseling B.A., Baylor University, 1992 B.A., University ofPortland, 1965 Elaine Hebard Latin American Studies Gabriela Diaz Spanish B.U.S., University of New Mexico, 1973; J.D., 1976 B.A., Texas A&M, 1993 Swari Hhan Elementary Education Jeanne DuRivage Family Studies A.A., Johnson County Community College, 1974 B.S., University ofPuget Sound, 1983 EJ;ca Hill...... Anthropology Jeffrey Duarte Latin American Studies B.A., University ofFlorida, 1992 B.S., University of Massachusetts, 1983 David Hinkley Latin American Studies. M.S., Chapman University, 1988 B.A., New Mexico State University, 1989 Karen Dudley Training & Learning Technologies David Hofer Economics B.A., San Diego State, 1972 B.B.A., University of New Mexico, 1991 Marcia Dunagan History Adam Hoffman Political Science B.A., University of New Mexico, 1990 B.A., State University of New York-Buffalo, 1988 David Eley Training & Learning Technologies J.D., Albany School of Union University, 1992 B.A., Strak Technical College, 1982 Yongnian Hua Secondary Edncation Patricia Engquist Family Studies B.A., Shanghai International Studies University, 1976 B.A., University of New Mexico, 1978 Jenny Hubbard Art Therapy Sharon Estrada .. Elementarl; Education B.F.A., University of Houston, 1973 B.S., University of New Mexico, 1990 Nena Hupp SpeCial Education Patricia Farrell Training & Learning Technologies B. U.S., University ofNew Mexico, 1992 B.A., University of New Mexico, 1985 Kenneth Johnson Training & Learning Technologies Kara Farren Spanish Literature B.S., South Dakota State College-Brookings, 1961 B.S.E., Emporia State UUiversity, 1992 Heide Kaldenbach-Montemayor English Bing-Shan Fazio Elementary Education B.A., Brown University, 1986 B.A., University ofArizona, 1988 Ann Kanl Mathematics M.A., University of New Mexico, 1992 B.S., University ofWisconsin-Madison, 1986 Edward Fetherolf Elementarl; Education Kim Kelly...... Art Therapy B.S., University of New Mexico, 1982 B.S., University of Oklahoma, 1976 Clayton Ford Anthropology Kristin Kenyon ...... Political Science B.A., University of New Mexico, 1990 B.A., New Mexico State University, 1991 Sean Ford Communication Douglas Key History B.A., University of New Mexico, 1990 B.A., University of New Mexico, 1991 James Fowler Family Studies & Counseling Suzanne Kinnison Elementarlj Edtlcation B.A., New Mexico State University,. 1989 B.A., Westem State College, 1985 Cecilia French Special Edncation Sally Kmetz English B.S., University of Oklahoma, 1993 B.A., University of New Mexico, 1992 Gloria Gallegos .. ~...... Secondarlj Education Nina Knapp ...... Special Education B.S., University of New Mexico, 1978 B.A., Boise State University, 1987 Lorena Garcia...... Elementary Education Sarah Koetters Family Studies B.A., University of New Mexico, 1987 B.A., Wellesley College, 1993 Patricia Garcia . Secondarlj Edncation Hillary Lacher Art Education B.S., New Mexico Highlands University, 1993 B.A., Syracuse University, 1991 • Lynn Garrahrant .. Training & Learning Technologies Richard Landavazo Latin American Studies B.S., Colorado State University, 1983 B.A., University of New Mexico, 1993 Kerin Gitlin Special Education Eleanor Larm Training & Learning Technologies B.A., State University of New York, 1981 B.A., University ofVermont,l990

16 Marivel Larraga : , Spanish Celeste Pawol , Theatre & Dance B.A., Our Lady ofthe Lake University, 1992 A.A., Lane Community College, 1985 Teresa Law Counseling B.A., New Mexico State University, 1989 B.A., Western Washington University, 1974; M.A., 1978 Marie Pearce Parks & Recreation Honoree Layne Counseling B.S., Stephens College, 1992 B.A., California State University, 1971 Steven Pearl English Elizabeth Leffert , Latin American Studies B.A., Washington University, 1987 B.A., University ofCalifornia, 1991 Linda Petri , Anthropology Cheryl Leonard Special Education B.A., University of Minnesota, 1991 • B.S., University of New Mexico, 1992 Martin Pflug Spanish SusanLevasseur , English B.B.A., University ofWisconsin, 1991; B.A., 1991 B.A., University ofNew Hampshire, 1990 Carol Piper Educational Administration Agnes Lowy Anthropology B.A., Colorado State University, 1963 B.A., Sorbonne, 1974; M.A., 1975 Kimberly Pitts Latin American Studies Tamara Luikart '" Special Education B.A., Western Carolina University, 1991 B.A., Ohio State University, 1990 Wayne Pitts , SOCiology M.Ed., Marymount University, 1992 B.A., Western Carolina University, 1991 Berta Lule Elementary Education Merle Pokempner Art Therapy B.A., Oregon State University, 1993 B.A., University of Maryland, 1964 Katherine MacTavish Special Education Linda Rengel Family Studies B.A., University ofNew Mexico, 1991 B.A., Austin College, 1979 Jacqueline Mangham Elementanj Education Paul Richard Political Science B.S., University of New Mexico, 1988 A.S., Community College ofthe Air Force, 1990 Shigeko Mato .' Spanish B.A., Gust;lvaus Adolphus College, 1990 B.A., University ofColorado-Denver, 1992 Jennifer Rioux Anthropology Lisa Medin;l SpeCial Education B.A., Friends World College, 1990 B.S., University of New Mexico, 1993 Eleanor Romero Elementary Education Madaline Merry Art Therapy B.A., College of Santa Fe, 1990 B.S., University of Maine, 1975 Kevin Ruff Latiu American Studies Arianne Mesco Anthropology B.A., University ofWashington, 1989 B.A., Drew University, 1988 May Sagbakken Latin American Studies June Meyer Secondanj Education B.A., University of Oregon, 1990 B.A., University of Illinois-Chicago, 1989 Debbie Salazar Secondmy Education Marcia Mikulak Anthropology B.S., New Mexico State University, 1986 B.M., San Francisco Conservatory of Music, 1975 Angelica Sanchez Spanish M.F.A., Mills College, 1974 B.A., University ofNew Mexico; 1992 Cheryl Minnick English Literature Gloria Sanchez Educational Administration B.A., University of New Mexico, 1991 B.A., University of New Mexico, 1977 Paul Mitchell Histonj Kristene Sanchez Elementanj Education B.A., Swarthmore College, 1992 B.S., University of New Mexico, 1993 Frances Moore , Special Education Patricia Sanchez-Flavian , Spanish B.S., MemphiS State, 1985 B.A., Fort Le\\~S College, 1993 • Peter Moore Political Science Holly Savage Secondary Education B.A., Dickinson College, 1993 B.S., Mary Washington College, 1978 Mary Moreno SpeCial Education Isabelle Schildknecht Theatre & Dance B.S., University of New Mexico, 1989 B.A., University of Paris, 1985 Barbara Morris , Special Education Shawn Secatero Secondary Education B.M., University of New Mexico, 1991 . B.A., UniverSity of New Mexico, 1992 Roxann L. Morris Special Education James Showalter : Training & Learning Technologies B.A., Wichita State University, 1985 B.S., UniverSity of New Mexico, 1982 Lauren Morrow Secondary Education Paul Siegrist Spanish B.A., University of New Mexico, 1992 B.A., Southern Oregon State College, 1993 Martin Moulton Parks & Recreation Stacy Simpson Secondary Education B.B.A., New Mexico State University, 1988 B.A., University of New Mexico, 1984 Mark Muller Secondary Education Thomas Slakey Secondanj Education A.A., Broome Community College, 1981 B.A., St. John'S College, 1982 B.A., State University ofNew York-Cortland, 1987 Maria Sprehn Antllropology Stephen Neumann SpeCial Education B.A., George Washington University, 1989 B.S., Ohio State University, 1981 Don Stein MathellUitics Holly Newman Special Education B.A., University ofthe PaCific, 1972; M.A., 1973 B.A., University of New Mexico, 1989; B.A., 1991 Ph.D., Washington University, 1981 Lisa Newton-Furlett English Marion Subjenski Special Education B.F.A., University of New Mexico, 1990 B.A., University of New Mexico, 1988 Virginia Nicholas Theatre & Dance Shawn Sullivan Latin American Studies B.A., Michigan State, 1976 B.A., University ofMassachusetts, 1992 Sean O'Brien English Jeanne Thomas : Special Education B.A., LeMoyne College, 1985 B.A., University of New Mexico, 1992 Nikala Ockfen Latin American Studies Laurent Thomin Linguistics B.A., Pacific Lutheran University, 1988 B.A., Universite d'Orieans, 1988 Paul Oeland Latin American Studies M.A., Universite de Paris, 1990 B.A., University of Georgia, 1993 June Tillian , , Elemcntary Education DuWayne Ordonez Parks & Recreation B.A., New Mexico Highlands University, 1988 B.U.S., University of New Mexico, 1991 Annjenette Torres .... Communication Daphne Orner Secondary Education B.A., University of New Mexico, 1988 B.S., University of New Mexico, 1977 Kathryn Trinkaus Mathematics Judith Palier Political Science A.B., University of Michigan, 1971 • B.A., University ofColorado-Denver, 1992 M.A., University of Pennsylvania, 1975; Ph.D., 1981 17 Robert Upshaw, Jr. Special Education Willard Daniel Boivin Civil Engineering B.A., University of New Mexico, 1991 B.S., Colorado State University, 1984 Susan Valdez Special Education Sandra Branch-Cashman Health Education B.A., University of New Mexico, 1993 B.S., New Mexico State University, 1988 Ricardo Valenzuela Portuguese Laurel Brassy-Iversen , Physical Education B.A., University of New Mexico, 1992 B.A., University of New Mexico, 1985 Mary Van Eeckhout Training & Learning Technologies Kristen Breiby Communicative Disorders B.S., University of Minnesota, 1967 B. U.S., University of New Mexico, 1991 Kerry Varley Anthropology Victoria Burch Communicative Disorders B.S., University of Oregon, 1988 B.A., University of New Mexico, 1993 • Kristy Viera Special Education & B.B.A., Finance University of New Mexico, 1990 David Burckel Electrical Computer Engineering Armando Vigil Latin American Studies B.S., University of New Mexico, 1993 B.S., University of Utah, 1985 Janet C'de Baca Psychology Leslie Wagner History B.A., University of New Mexico, 1992 B.A., University of New Hampshire, 1986 Ines Camer Physics Amy Walsh-Stanton Parks & Recreation Vordipolm, Universitat Wurzburg, 1993 B.S., University of New Mexico, 1991 Michael Caffrey Electrical &.Computer Engineering Stephen Watson History B.S., University of New Mexico, 1993 B.S., Eastern New Mexico University, 1981 Carl Camplain Physical Education Anne Weaver Anthropology B.S., University ofCentral Oklahoma, 1986 B.A., Metropolitan State College, 1976 Julia Chavez Nursing David Webb Spanish B.S.N., University of New Mexico, 1993 B.A., Humboldt State University, 1991 Nicolas Chen Physical Education Lisa Weber SOCiology B. U.S., University ofNew Mexico, 1994 . B. U.S., University of New Mexico, 1989 James Chiasson ; Civil Engineering Beth Weeks Training & Learning Technologies B.S., Syracuse University, 1985 B.B.A., University of New Mexico, 1993 Chihome Chung Electrical & Computer Engineering Donald Westervelt Philosophy B.S., National Cheng-King University, 1990 B.A., Pitzer College, 1974 Thomas Claus : Computer Science J.D., Franklin Pierce Law Center, 1978 B.S" University of New Mexico, 1991 Robert Williams Histon) Kenneth Conwell II :. Biology A.B., Princeton University, 1989 B.S., University of New Mexico, 1989 Kerstin Willman Special Education John Conwell, Jr. : TOXicology B.S., Northern Michigan University, 1987 B.S., University of New Mexico, 1991 Cheryl Ann Wishneski Philosophy Kevin Cook , Hospital Phannacy B.A., University of Montana, 1989 B.S., Washington State University, 1984 Susan Woods Training & Learning Technologies Stephen Costigan Nuclear Engineering B.B.A., University of New Mexico, 1993 B.S., University of Rhode Island, 1984 Duncan Wright Latin American Studies M.S., Washington State University, 1986 B.A., George Mason University, 1990 Arden Cowden Communicative Disorders Rowan Wymark Special Education B.A., University of New Mexico, 1968 B.A., Smith College, 1985 Deirdre Curle Communicative Disorders M.F.A., State University of New York-Stony Brook, 1988 B.A., University ofWinnipeg, 1989 • Di Xu ; Economics Sara Daugherty Nursing' B.A., Peking University, 1990 B.S.N., University of New Mexico, 1992 James Young Secondan) Education John Davis Radiophannacy B.A., University of New Mexico, 1989 B.S., University of New Mexico, 1992 Rhawn Denniston Earth & Planetary Sciences B.A., Hamilton College, 1991 Kenneth Downs Electrical & Computer Engineering MASTER OF SCIENCE B.S., University of New Mexico, 1989; B.S., 1991 Requirements Completed Semester II, 1994-95 Tu Du Electrical Engineering Ihab Ahmed Abdelhamid Seoudi Chemical Engineering B.S., University of Rochester, 1990 . ' B.S., Cairo University, 1993 Ben Eapen Electrical & Computer Engineering Virgil Affentranger Physical Education B.Tech., Kerala University, 1990 B.A., University of New Mexico, 1991 Kurt Eberl Mechanical Engineering Stephanie Aird Health Education B.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 1986 B.U.S., University of New Mexico, 1992 Helene Eckrich Nursing Louis Alvarez Physical Education B.S., College of St. Francis, 1985 B.BA, University ofTexas at El Paso, 1981 Brian Enquist Biology Mary Anderson Communicative Disorders B.A., The Colorado College, 1991 B.M., University of New Mexico, 1988 Karen Fennell Anthropology Adam Aragon Biomedical Sciences B.A., University ofCalifornia at San Diego~ 1992 B.S., University of New Mexico, 1989 William Fitzpatrick TOXicology Toby Bennett Biology B.S., University of New Mexico, 1993 B.A., University of Las Vegas, 1972 Patrick Fleig Chemistry Barbara Benzaquen Nursing B.S., University of Montana, 1992 B.S., State University of New York-Brockport, 1970 Roger Foote Physical Education B.S.N., University of New Mexico, 1993 B.G.S., Kansas University, 1983 Jasbir Bhangoo Computer Science Suzanne Gagnon Nursing B.Math, University ofWaterloo, 1988 B.S.N., California State University at Chic?, 1986 Christine Blaser , Nursing Kathleen Galloway ,' Health Education B.S.N., Seattle University, 1985 B.A., Sacred Heart College, 1971 Deborah Bonsteel Nursing Kyle Gay Earth & Planetary Sciences B.A., Miami,University, 1979 B.S., University ofPuget Sound, 1990 Paula Boggs Communicative Disorders Heidi Gevelhoff Nuclear Engineering B.M., Hardin Simmons University, 1978; M.M., 1982 B.S., University of New Mexico, 1982 • 18 Elizabeth Gideon Communicative Disorders Todd Lamaskin Earth & Planetary Sciences B.S., Florida State University, 1993 B.S., Radford University, 1992 Keith Gido Biology Tran Lai EleGtrical & Computer Engineering B.S., New Mexico State University, 1991 B.S., University of New Mexico, 1992 Amy Gillespie Nursing Jeffrey Lathrop Mechanical Engineering B.S.N., University of New Mexico, 1978 B.S., University of Missouri-Columbia, 1988 Alexander Glebov Nuclear Engineering Aiming Liang Civil Engineering B.S., Moscow Aviation Institute, 1989 B.S., Guangxi University, 1982; M.S., 1988 Frank Livingston EleGtrical & ComputerEngineering Deborah Goodman Nursing B.S., University of New Mexico, 1992 B.S., Humboldt State University, 1986 • Ronald Lump Computer Science Julie Gorwoda Nursing B.S., University of Illinois, 1987 B.S.N., University of New Mexico, 1992 Wenlin Luo EleGtrical & Computer Engineering Deborah Guyer Biomedical Sciences B.S., Peking University, 1987 B.S., Lake Superior State University, 1985; B.S., 1986 M.S., Physics Institute ofChinese Science Academy, 1990 Christopher Hains Physics Jeff MacGillivray Electrical & Computer Engineering B.S., Reusselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1989 B.S., University of New Mexico, 1989 Klint Hall Physical Education Alykhan Madhani EleGtrical & Computer Engineering B.B.A., University of New Mexico, 1993 B.S., University of New Mexico, 1993 Penelope Hamlin Nursing Orina Mann Nursing B.A., Mt. Union College, 1967 B.S.N., Northern Arizona University, 1992 M.A., Western New Mexico University, 1992 Richard Marchbanks Electrical & Computer Engineering Mark Hanson Computer Science B.S., University of New Mexico, 1990 B.S., Colorado State University, 1989 Brian Martin EleGtrical & COlnputer Engineering Charles Heckman Computer Science B.S., Brigham Young University, 1992 B.S., University ofArizona, 1990 Monica Martinez Nutrition David Hendrickson Computer Science B.S., University of New Mexico, 1990 B.S., Colorado State University, 1990 Teresa McFee Health Education Suzanne Heske Radiopharmacy B.S.N., D'Youville College, 1965 B.S., Temple University, 1986 Da Meng EleGtrical Engineering B.A., East Stroudsberg University, 1991 B.S., Florida Atlantic University, 1993 Linda Higgins Nursing Michelle Merrett Physical Education B.S.N., Northern Arizona University, 1990 B.B.A., University of New Mexico, 1987 Shari Higgins Health Education Suzanne Meuret Earth & Planetary Sciences B.S., Russell Sage College, 1987 B.A., Whitman College, 1988 Dina Hill Psychology Kathleen Miller-Jobson Nursing B.A., Bates College, 1987 B.S.N., Bethel College, 1992 David Hinman Physical Education Babar Minhas \. Electrical & Computer Engineering B.S., Springfield College, 1981 B.S., University of Engineering & Technology Lahore, 1989 • Car~lr,i~~ii~g~..~f'S;~~~.F~:.'i987 Health Education Timothy Monarski Physics B.S., U.S. Air Force Academy, 1991 Andrew Holle Computer Science Andrea Morris Nursing B.S., University ofTexas-Austin, 1984 B.A., Ripon College, 1977 John Hostak Nuclear Engineering B.A., Western Connecticut State University, 1979 B.S., University ofTexas-El Paso, 1982 Martin Muller Computer Science Katrina Hotrum-Lopez Family Studies Dip!', Swiss Federal Institute ofTechnology, 1987 B.A., University ofAlaska, 1992 Dip!', Universityersite De Neuchatel, 1992 Congzhong Huang Electrical & ComputerEngineering Matthew Murdough Physics B.S., University of Science & Technology, 1991 B.S., U.S. Air Force Academy, 1994 Min Huang Chemical Engineering Shannon O'Brien Psychology B.S., Changchun Institute ofOptics & Fine Mechanics, 1984 B.A., University of California-San Diego, 1991 M.S., University of New Mexico, 1992 Brian Oetiker Physics Richard Hunt Electrical & Computer Engineering B.S., University ofAlberta, 1992 B.S., DeVry, 1989 Mary Ogle Nursing Nidal Jadalla Nuclear Engineering B.S.N., University of New Mexico, 1983 B.S., University of New Mexico, 1992 Carlo Padilla Health Education Martha James Nursing B.S., New Mexico Highlands University, 1992 B.S., New Mexico State University, 1976 Michelle Palmer Communicative Disorders B.S.N., University of New Mexico, 1980 B. U.S., University ofNew Mexico, 1981 Brian Kearns Electrical & Computer Engineering Shirley Pareo-Tubbeh Nutrition B.S., University of New Mexico, 1985 B.S., University of New Mexico, 1990 M.S., Air Force Institute ofTechnology, 1990 Mary Peters Physical Education Philip Keating Physics B.S., Marycrest College, 1983 B.A., College ofthe Holy Cross, 1984 James Pinkerton Computer Science Karen Kessler Anthropology B.S., Massachusetts Institute ofTechnology, 1986 B.A., Penn. State University, 1991 Hugh Pohle : Electrical Engineering GIOlia King Health Education B.S., Virginia Tech., 1982 B.A., University of New Mexico, 1989 Quint Powell Chemical Engineering Jon King EleGtrical Engineering B.S., University of New Mexico, 1993 B.S., University of New Mexico, 1993 Steffen Prein Physics Pamela Kissock .. Computer Science Vorcliplom, Universitat Wurzburg, 1993 B.S., University of New Mexico, 1978 Scott Pringle Civil Eugineering Steven Knackstedt Special Education B.S., University of New Mexico, 1993 Christine Quinn Nursing • Phil~/Kr~g~~:g~.~f.~t ~~~~~~.'.. I~.8~.; ..~:~ ~: ~~~~ Psychology B.S., Creighton University, 1981 B.A., Carnegie-Mellon University, 1987 M.S., University of Utah, 1989 Barbara Krause Nursing Cheryl Rambow Nursing B.S.N., New Mexico State University, 1982 B.S.N., University of New Mexico, 1986

19 Alan Ranft ; Electrical & Computer Engineering Claudia Weidensteiner ' Physics B.S., Manchester College, 1976 Vordiplom, Universitat Wurzburg, 1993 M.S., University ofWyoming, 1979 Pamela Weisse Nursing Stephen Reed . .. Biology A.D.N., College ofSanta Fe, 1980 B.A., University of Kansas, 1970: B.S., 1970 B.S., University of New Mexico, 1993 M.F.A., Columbia University, 1972 Nm~:A~~~~~:~~~~~fO;~g~~~.i98i Health Education • Sally Reeves Civil Engineering B.S., University of New Mexico, 1984 Gregory Wickstrom Computer Science Sara Reilly Health Education B.S., ValparaiSO Technical Institute, 1991' B.S., University ofWisconsin-La Crosse, 1991 Simon Williams Biomedical Sciences Michele Riva Nutrition B.S., Louisiana State University, 1992 B.S., University of New Mexico, 1992 Margaret Wood Hos7Jitai Pharmacy Jon Roark Electrical & Computer Engineering B.S., University of Oklahoma, 1980 B.S., Oklahoma State University, 1983 Gregory Wroblicky ; Earth & Planetan) Sciences John Roberts Mechanical Enginering B.A., University ofCalifornia-Santa Cruz, 1985 B.S., University of New Mexico, 1989 Fan Wu Civil Engineering William Roybal Electrical & Computer Engineering B.S., Shangaijiao-Tong University, 1985; M.S., 1988 B.S., University of New Mexico, 1993 Minita RunningWater Nursing MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE B.S.N., University ofOklahoma, 1977 Requirements Completed Semester II,1994-95 Marie Salazar Communicative Disorders Andy Aguilar B.A., University of New Mexico, 1992 B.A., University of New Mexico, 1984 Randell Salyer Nuclear Engineering Charles Allen . B.S., Ball State University, 1986 B.A., University of New Mexico, 1992 Christine Schammel Biomedical Sciences Uday An dhare B.A., Hamline University, 1992 B.Arch., School ofArchitecture, 1993 Kristin Schmiesing Communicativc Disorders James Bock B.S., St. Cloud State University, 199.3 B.A., University of New Mexico, 1990 Terry Schub Health Education Christopher Bowen B.S., University ofWisconsin at LaCrosse, 1993 B.A., University ofCalifornia-Santa Cruz, 1983 Jody Shadduck-McNally Physical Education Sandra Chapin B.S., University of Colorado B.S,. Arizona State, 1992 Amit Shah c ...... Civil Engineering Jim Duran B.E., Gujarat University, 1991 B.S., University of New Mexico, 1976; B.A., 1986 Arthur Shanks Nuclear Engineering Ted Gnnnblatt B.S., University of New Mexico, 1989 B.A., University of New Mexico, 1988 Karthikeyan Shanmugam Computer Science Sanna Harma B.E., Government College ofTechnology, 1993 BAA., University of New Mexico, 1992 Travis Shaw Biomedical Sciences Michael Howel B.S., New Mexico Technical Institute., 1992 A.A., Broward Community College, 1984 • James Shields Mathematics & Statistics B.A., University of New Mexico, 1987 B.A., State University of New York, 1989 James Kamps Bmce Shipley...... Civil Engineering B.A., University of New Mexico, 1992 B.S, University of New Mexico, 1979 Kathleen Kess Debra Smith .. Nursing B.S., Trinity College, 1978 B.S.N., University of New Mexico, 1985 Alexander Lungershausen James Soukup Nuclear Engineering Verdiplom, Technische Universitat, 1993 B.-S., Colorado State University, 1985 '.,.. Carol Orona Bala)! Snmvasan Eleetncal Engmeenng B.A., University of New Mexico, 1990 B. Eng."Thiagarajar College of Engineering, 1992 Phillip Ortiz Vincent Stefan Anthropology B.A., University of New Mexico, 1990 B.A., University ofWyoming, 1984 David Puritz David Stein' ...... Chemical Engineering B.A., University ofTexas, 1986 B.S., Rensselaer Polytechnic, 1993 Jeffery Saffer Linda Stiles TOXicology B.Arch., Kansas State University, 1992 B.A., U1)iversity of New Mexico, 1973 Alfi-edSena Edgardo Suarez Computer Science B.A., University of New Mexico, 1992 B.S.I.E., Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Pem, 1988 Robert Trujillo Heidi Swanson Health Education B.Arch., University ofKentuck')', 1990 B.A., Coe College, 1987 Donald Vanderpool Suzanne Tammany Health Education B.A., University of New Mexico, 1992 B.S., University of New Mexico, 1994 David Wyzenbeek Arun Tirumalai Electrical & Computer Engineering B.F.A., University ofPittsburgh, 1980 B.E., Banglore, 1991 M.F.A., Tyler School ofArt, 1982 KerryTweet Mechanical Engineering B.S., Oregon Institute ofTechnology, 1989 MASTER OF COMMUNITY AND REGIONAL PLANNING Madhur Vaidya Radiopharmacy B.S., University of Bombay, 1982; M.S., 1984 Requirements Completed Semester II, 1994-95 Jason VanDenburg Nuclear Enginecring Fred Abousleman B.S., University of New Mexico, 1989 B. U.S., University of New Mexico, 1988 Brent Wagner ...... Medical Sciences Donna Dunn B.S., University of New Mexico, 1990; B.A., 1992 B.A., San Diego State University, 1973 Fabian Walter Physics Janice Hess Vordiplom, Universitat Wurzburg, 1993 B.S., California State University-Sacramento, 1976 • Biao Wang Computer Science Leena Kharkar B.A., Guangzhou Institute ofForeign Languages, 1991 B. Arch., Sir J.J. College ofArchitecture, 1988 Ulrich Weichmann Physics George Krause Vordiplom, Universitat Wurzburg, 1993 B.A., Northwestem University, 1973

20 Aleta Lawrence MASTER OF WATER RESOURCES ADMINISTRATION B.A., University of New Mexico, 1990 Requirements Completed Semester II, 1994-95 Marah Moore A. Kyle Hmwood B.A., St. John's College, 1984 B.S., Cornell University, 1993 Christopher Proud Leland Kilmer B.A., University of Delaware, 1993 B.S., Eastern New M,exico, 1978 Kevin Ruff Jean Witherspoon B.A., University ofWashington, 1989 B.F.A., University ofNew Mexico, 1970 James Sattler B.A., University of New Mexico, 1988 • MASTER OF FINE ARTS MASTER OF MUSIC Requirements Completed Semester II, 1994-95 Requirements Completed Semester II, 1994-95 Bryan Konefsky B.F.A., University of Bridgeport, 1980 Jeffrey Babinski Lesley Krane B.M., University ofAkron, 1993 A.A., Santa Monica College, 1987 Donna Cashman B.A., University of California, Los Angeles, 1991 B.M., James Madison University, 1991 A. Raymond Raney III Amy Caswell B.A., Indiana University, 1974 B.M., University ofTexas at Austin, 1989 B.F.A., UniverSity of New Mexico, 1992 Steven Conrow Anthony Richardson B.S., Portland State University, 1988 B.A., Rhodes College, 1973 Kenneth Drobnak M.A., University ofNew Mexico, 1986 B.M., University ofAkron, 1993 Maria Ross David Geasor B.A., Yale University, 1986 B.A., Columbia College, 1986 Antonio Guimaraes DOCTOR OF EDUCATION B.F.A., Federal University of Minas Gerais, 1990 Michael Jones Degree ReqUirements Completed Semester II, 1994-95 B.A., University ofNew Mexico, 1993 Elma Pineda Educational Administration Claire Murray . B.A., Lamar University, 1979; M.S., 1983 B.M., University of North Texas, 1992 Disseltation: "The DeSCription and Analysis of Perceived Barriers to the Jean Pierce Educational Progress ofHispanic Community College Students in New B.M., University of Montana, 1990 Mexico"

MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY ReqUirements Completed Semester 1I, 1994-95 Requirements Completed Semester 1,1994-95 Fred Abousleman Sonja Hokanson Romance Languages B.U.S., University of New Mexico, 1988 B.A., Stanford University, 1966 Sue Clauve . M.A., George Mason University, 1986 B.S., University of Oklahoma, 1965 Dissertation: "Individual Cognitive Styles and Acquisitions ofSpanish as a James Dorn Foreign Language" B.A., University of New Mexico, 1992 Sally Kabat .. American Studies R. Elizabeth Elliott B.S., University of Minnesota, 1983; M.A., 1985 • A.S., School of Medical Registration, 1973 Dissertation: "Home Away from Home: The Architectural Geography of B.S., New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology, 1993 Hotels in the American Southwest, 1880-1920" Kristofer Gaussoin B.A., New Mexico State University, 1991; B.S., 1991 Requirements Completed Semester II, 1994-95 Darrel Hart ' Dennis Andrews Educational Administration B.S., New Mexico State University, 1982; B.A., 1982 B.A., .University of St. Thomas, 1965 Rebecca Leggitt M.A., University of Detroit, 1970 B.A., West Texas State University, 1993 M. Div., University of St. Michael's, 1970 Arleen Lucer . Ed.S., University of New Mexico, 1985 B.A., University ofWashington, 1983 Dissertation: "A Description and Analysis of the Implementation of a Robert Parkins School Improvement Effort in an Urban High School: The Vista Verde B.B.A., Eastern New Mexico University, 1985 FOlward Bound Program" Harry Humberto Pozas Vojislav Banjac Nuclear Engineering B.A., Universidad de Chile, 1990 B.S., University of New Meixco, 1991; M.S., 1992 M.A., University of New Mexico, 1992 Dissertation: "Thermalhydraulics Analysis ofthe Unit-Cell Nuclear Light Paul Sands Bulb Rocket Engine" B.A., University of New Mexico, 1990 Michael Bredemann Electrical Engineering Lynne Schmolke 8.S.E.E., University of Missouri-Rolla, 1980; B.S., 1981 B.A., University of Missouri, 1971 M.S., UniverSity of New Mexico, 1986 Jennifer Scott Dissertation: "Feedback Controller Design for Simultaneous Stabilization" B.A., University ofCalifornia-Berkeley, 1989 Janet Brody Psychology Karyn Scott A.B., Occidental College, 1980 B.A., University of New Mexico, 1991 MS, California State University, 1981 Melody Smith M.S., University of New Mexico, 1990 B.S., University of Oregon, 1979 Dissertation: "Experiences of Subjects in Psychological Experiments" B.A., Washington State University, 1981 Allen Butt Psychology W. Craig Snyder B.A., University of New Mexico, 1987; M.S., 1990 B.A., University ofNew Mexico, 1991 Dissertation: "The Role of Nucleus Basalis Magnocellularis in Learning Linda Stromei and Memory: Evidence for a Dissociation ofConfigural and Simple Asso­ B.S., Mississippi State University, 1970 ciation Learning" Martha Trolin Raymond Byrne .. Electrical & Computer Engineering B.A., Goddard College, 1972 B.S., University ofVirginia, 1987 Ron Vranesevich M.S., University of Colorado, 1989 • B.A., Ball State University, 1991 Dissertation: "Robust Lateral Control of Highway Vehicles" 21 Susan Carpenter Toxicology James Harrington Counseling B.S., New Mexico State University, 1984; B.A., 1984 B.A., Mublenberg College, 1970 Dissertation: "Expression and Regulation of Fetal CYP2E1" M.A., East Carolina University, 1973 Eming Chen Mechanical Engineering Dissertation: "A Rorshach Assessment ofOhject Relations ofPurging and B.S., Feng-Chia University, 1975 Nonpurging Bulimics" M.S., University of New Mexico, 1986 Dissertation: "Dynamic Analysis and Experimental Investigation on Posi­ Rob~r~.\1~:~~:I~:s~~~~..i~~·~;~~~~· ofTe~h~~i~g;;:·197.3: B.S., 1973 .. Biology • tion and Force Control for Flexible Link Manipulation" M.S., University of New Mexico, 1979 Sung-Kwon Cho Political Science Dissertation: "The Effect of Rural Residential Development on the Ecol­ B.A., Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, 1987 ogy and Behavior of Gray Foxes (Urocyon cinereoargenteus)" M.A., University of New Mexico, 1990 Mark Hawley Psychology Dissertation: "Narco-Terrorism And The State In Columbia" B.S., University ofWashington, 1983 Margaret Crosby...... Spanish M.S., University of New Mexico, 1987 B.S., Obio University, 1980; M.A., 1986 Dissertation: "Psychosocial Mediators of Post-Surgical Pain and Medica­ Dissertation: "Representatious ofVVomen, Selfand Warin the Poetry and tion Use \vith Patient-Controlled AnalgeSia" Fiction of Claribel Alegria" , Darlene Hess Health Education Leslie Danielson Biomedical Sciences B.S.N., Troy State University, 1974 B.A., University ofColorado, 1972; B.S., 1977 M.S.N., University ofAlabama-Birmingluu!" 1978 Dissertation: '<'Role of Nitric Oxide in Renal Vasofilation and Hyperflltra­ Dissertation: "A Description of the Relationship of Employee Perceived tion During Pregnancy in Chronically Instrumented, Conscious Rats" Level ofKnowledge Regarding Prevention ofRepetitive Strain Injuries, Jan Dillingham .. Physical Education Employee Actions to Create Ergonomically Correct 'Workstations, etc." B.S., Colorado State University, 1975 M.S., University of New Mexico, 1979 Caribert Irazi Economics D.E.A., The University of Paris, 1987 Dissertation: "A Comparision of Academic Achievement of Self-Esteem D.E.S.S., The Sorbonne, 1984 for Native American, Hispanic, and White Student Atheletes and Non­ Athletes" Dissertation: "The Effects of Taxes in Developing Economies: A Com­ Armin Doerry Electrical & ComputerEngineering putable General Equilibrium Approach Applied to Kenya" B.S., UniveristyofKansas, 1981 Edgar Newton Jackson, Jr. .. Physical Education M.S., Stanford University, 1982 B.S., University ofthe District ofColumbia, 1987 Dissertation: "Synthetic Aperture Radar Processing with/Tiered Sub­ M.S., Grambling State University, 1989 apertures" Dissertation: "HiJing Practices of Minorities as Directors of Intercolle­ William Doleman Anthropology giate Athletics" B.A., St. John'S College, 1970 Eric Johnson... Physical Education M.A., University of New Mexico, 1982 B.A., Calvin College, 1980 Dissertation: "Human and Natural Landscapes: Archeological Distribu­ M.S., Florida Atlantic University, 1985 tions in the Southern Tularosa Basin" Dissertation: "Factors Influencing Choice ofInstitution of Higher Learn­ Anjirona Easterday Family Studies ing by NCAA Division III Male Soccer Players" B.S., Texas Tech University, 1984 Terence Jones .. .. Computer Science M.Ed., Boston University, 1987 B.S., Sydney University, 1985 Dissertation: "The Relationship ofNon-Organic Factors to Perceived Dis­ M.Math., University ofWaterloo, 1987 ability of Injured Workers in Northern New Mexico" Dissertation: "Evolutionary Algorithms, Fi~ness Landscapes, and Search" • Susan Forster-Cox Health Education Robert Kersey Physical Education B.S., University of Northern Colorado, 1977 B.S., Oregon State University, 1981 M.P.H., Unive'rsity of Hawaii-Manoa, 1982 M.S., University ofArizona, 1982 Dissertation: "The Relationship of Gender Roles and Physical Self-Effi­ Dissertation: "Anabolic-Androgenic Steroid Use Among California Com­ cacy to Cardiac Rehabilitation Adherence Among Women" munity College Student-Athletes" Keith Fritz PhYSical Education Rebecca Kimball ,' Biology B.S., Oregon State University,1984 B.A., Dartmouth College, 1985 M.S., University of New Mexico, 1988 Dissertation: "Sexual Selection in House Sparrows, Passer domesticus" Dissertation: "The Effects ofa 10 Week Energy Restricted Diet on Body Peter Kindilien . .. Mathematics Composition, Resting Metabolic Rate and Semm Glycerol" B.S., Johnson State University, 1985 Elizabeth Ann Galligan Curriculum and Instmction in M.S., University of New Hampshire, 1987; Multicultural Teacher Education M.A., University of New Mexico, 1993 B.A., University of New Mexico, 1961 Dissertation: "Numerical Approximation of Invariant Curves and Invari­ M.A., University ofCalifornia-Los Angeles, 1967 ant Tori of Systems of Ordinary Differential Equations" Dissertation: "Higher I-loops, Higher I-lopes: A Case Study ofSix Female Lesly Krane ' Art andArt History Minority Students' Success in Pursuit ofa Doctorate in an Institution of A.A., Santa Monica City College, 1987 Higher Education" B.A., University of California-Los Angeles, 1991 Michael Gaylor Training & Leaming Technologies Dissertation: "Lest She Speak" B.A., Indiana University of Pennsylvania, 1974 Joan Lefkoff , Latin American Studies M.A., MansHeld University of Pennsylvania, 1980 B.A., University of New Mexico, 1975; M.A., 1979 Dissertation: "An Analysis ofInterviewing Training Needs for Child Abuse Dissertation: "Translation and Literary Criticism: A Context for the En­ Investigators" glish Translation of Pablo Nemda's OdasElementales" Jeffery Geiser Sports Administration Xiaoshan Lin Civil Engineering B.S., University of Colorado, 1976 B.S., Tongji University, 1983 Dissertation: "Knowledge and Awareness of NCAA Proposal Number 16 M.S., South China University ofTechnology, 1988 Among Student-Athletes and Principals" Dissertation: "Numerical Study ofGranular Soil Behavior Using Random Lois Gonzales American Studies Arrays of Elastic Ellipsoids" B.A., University of New Mexico, 1963 Suzanne Lindgren .. Counseling Psychology Dissertation: "Female Millworkers and The Mechanization ofTextile Pro­ B.A., Ft. Lewis College, 1984 duction: The Boston Manufacturing Company ofWaltbam, Massachu­ M.A., University of Laverne, 1988 setts, 1813 to 1822" Dissertation: "Vietnam Veterans Diagnosed with Post-Traumatic Stress Dorothy Hadley Health Education Disorder: Effects on Their Children" A.A.S., Purdue University, 1967; B.A., 1973 De~~w.'t~~~:r;;~';f'N~~'M~~;~;: M.S., University of New Mexico, 1979 'i'987;··M·.·S·j·:ig·gi······ Physical Education • Dissertation: "The Relationship Between Social Support Systems and Dissertation: "Physiological Responses ofWomen Exposed to Acute Hypo­ Functional Outcomes in Acutely-III Stroke Patients in a Rehabilitation baric Hypoxia During the Folliculare and Luteal Phases of the Men­ Hospital" strual Cycle"

22 Edward MacKerrow Physics M.A., University of Nebraska-Omaha, 1976 B.S., San Jose State University, 1986 Dissertation: "An Investigation ofOfficial and Operative Objectiveness of M.S., University of New Mexico, 1989 NCAA Division III Athletic Administrators" Dissertation: "Measurement of Two and Three Photom Absorption by tbe Paul Reimus Nuclear Engineering H-Ion" B.S., Michigan Technological University, 1981 Analee Maestas Special Education M.S., New Mexico Highlands University, 1984 B.S., University ofAlbuquerque, 1975 Dissertation: "The Use of SynthetiC Colloids in Tracer Transport E";peri­ M.A., University ofNew Mexico, 1983; M.A., 1988 ments in Saturated Rock Fracture" Dissertation: "Restructuring at an Elementary School: Collaboration, Co­ Clarissa Hosas Special Education ordination and Teamwork" B.A., University ofSan Diego, 1980; M.Ed., 1981 • Ed.S., University of New Mexico, 1988 . Yorgos Marinakis c...... •.....•.•..•.. Biology B.A., San Jose State University, 1984 Dissertation: "Support Teams: Characteristics ofFrequently and Seldom Dissertation: "A Phase Transition in a Prehistoric Human Population" Heferring Schools to Special Education" David Martinson English Beth Roth '" Counseling B.A., St. OlafCollege, 1958 B.S., Midwestern State University, 1969 M.A., University of Minnesota, 1971 M.Ed., University ofArizona, 1973 M.B.A., Auburn University, 1972 Dissertation: "Affect-Tome and Perceived Social Support as Related to Dissertation: "The Ideological Development ofShakespeare Culminating Abortion Depression" in King Lear: Shakespeare's Mirror for Magistrates for King James I" Theresa Satterfield Anthropology B.A., University of British Columbia, 1987 Carolyn Matzke Electrical Engineering B.S., Montana State University, 1970 M.A., University of New Mexico, 1989 Dissertation: "The Anatomy ofa Conflict: Risk 'md Emotion in Old Growth M.S., University of New Mexico, 1989 Forests" Dissertation: "Vicinal SI(OOl) Surface Interactions of Low Energy Ion Donna Siergiej Physics Bombardment and Annealing Procedures Studied by Leed and STM" B.A., Eisenhower College ofthe Rochester Inst. ofTechnology, 1981 Raymond Mauldin Anthropology Dissertation: "Beam-Beam Interaction Effects in the Fennilab Collider" B.A., University ofTexas-EI Paso, 1978; M.A., 1983 Charlotte Silva Special Education Dissertation: "Groping for the Past: Investigating Archaeological Patterns B.S., Northern Arizona University, 1984 Across Space and Time in the Southern Southwestern United States" .Ed.S., University of Nevada-Las Vegas, 1992 Steven McCafferty Educational Foundations Dissertation: "An Analysis of Variables Considered by Members of the B.A., California State University-Northridge, 1975 Multielisciplinary Team wben Determining Eligibility for Special Edu­ M.A., University of Hawaii, 1985 cation Services Under the Mental Retardation Category" Disseltation: "Adult Language Learners' Use ofPrivate Speech" Sandra Simmons-Ailes Educational Lingllistics Betsy McLaughlin Romance Languages B.A., Oberlin College, 1972 B.A., University ofKansas, 1962 M.A., University of New Mexico, 1981 M.A., University of New Mexico, 1964 Dissertation: "Childrens' Developing Abilities to Author Fictional Narra­ Dissertation: "Hero Journies, Myth, & Poema De Mia Cia" tives" Kristine Meurer Health Education William Stubblefield Computer Scie'lce B.S., Eastern Michigan University, 1979; M.S., 1983 B.A., Stanford University, 1970 Dissertation: "A Comparison of HIV/AIDS-Related Behaviors with HIVI M.S., University of New Mexico, 1984 AIDS-Related Knowledge, Beliefs, Views, Confidence, Perceptions, and Dissertation: "Source Selection for AnalOgical Reasoning an lnteractionist Intentions Among 7-12 Grade Student Students Enrolled in Truth or Approacb" Consequences Municipal School Districts" Karen Sunde English Rosalita del Castillo Mitchell Curriculum & Instmction in B.A., University of New Mexico, 1969 • Multicultural Teacher Education M.A., University ofAlaska, Anchorage, 1975 B.A., Our Lady ofthe Lake College, 1965 Dissertation: "'More than Fancy's Image': A New Rhetorical Discourse M.A., University of New Mexico, 1981 AnalysiS ofArgument Structures in the Man ofMode and The Rover, 1" Disseltation: "Beyond Cupcakes: Parents' Perceptions of a Community­ Bonnie Sykes History Based Curriculum Project" B.A., Grove City College, 1981 Larald Moreland Electrical & Computer Engineering M.A., University of New Mexico, 1983 B.S., California State University-Long Beach, 1969; M.A., 1972 Dissertation: "Of Faith and Mind: Catholic Education in Albuquerque, Dissertation: "Effects ofVarying Coupling Impedance, Finite Length, and New Mexico, 1870--1970" Asychnronous Harmonics on High Power BWO Performance" Myriam Torres Educational Foundations Kurt Morgenstern Biomedical Sciences . B.A., Universidad Javeriana, 1970 B.S., University of Kansas-Lawrence, 1984; M.A., 1988 M.A., Universidad Pedagogica Nacional, 1980 Dissertation: "Characterization ofThree Novel Mammalian Homologs of M.A., UNAM, 1983 . the Ovalbumin Family of Intracellular Serine Proteinase Inhibitors" Dissertation: "Teachers' Co-Construction ofPersonal and Educational Per­ Douglas Nelson Parks & Recreation spectives: A Sociohistorial Approach" B.S., Brigham Young University, 1973; M.R.Ed., 1976 Yao \\lang Mathematics Dissertation: "The Effect ofa Locus ofControl and Self-Concept in Youth­ M.A., University of New Mexico, 1989 at-Risk" Dissertation: "Partial Prior Information and Hierarchial Bayes" Jorg Opherk Anthropology David Ward Earth & Plmwtanj Sciences M.A., University of New Mexico, 1986 B.A., Adams State College, 1988, M.A., 1990 Dissertation: "Occupational Gender Segregation in Sweden: Ideology and Dissertation: "Nickel Adsorption on a Natural Sand and Geothite, Kaolin­ Practice" ite, and Quartz: Single-vs. Multi-Site Models and the Role ofCO," Roberta Osgood Counseling Psychology Kristine Webb Special Education B.S., Columbia University of Physicians and Surgeons, 1966 B.S., 'Black Hills State College, 1975 M.A., New Mexico Highlands University, 1987 M.A., University of New Mexico, 1988 Dissertation: "Maternal Responsiveness to Handicapped Infants and Tod­ Dissertation: "A Descriptive Analysis of Variables Influencing College ellers: Relations ofIntergenerational Boncling, Child Sensory Defensive­ Selection and Career Choice Among College Students with Learning ness, and Maternal Self-Efficacy" Disabilities" Tanya Payne ...... Psychology Susan Wilson .. Electrical Engineering B.A., Texas Tech University, 1988 B.S., University ofArizona, 1988 M.S., University of New Mexico, 1991 M.S., University of New Mexico, 1992 Dissertation: "Configurality in Human and Newal Network Face Recog­ Dissertation: "Light Scatter Meterology ofPhase-Shifting Photomasks" nition" Paul Petersen Sports Administration • B.A., University of Northern Iowa, 1972 23 EDUCATIONAL SPECIALISTS DaW11 Gould Stracener, summa Amy Jeanne Westerfield, Requirements Completed Spring Semester 1995 cum laude summa cum laude Colleen Adolph , Educational Administration David Michael Tilbury, cum Leah Estelle Williams, magna B.A. U;liversity of New Mexico, 1972 laude cum laude Joleene Dye Educational Administration Kitty L. Ward, summa cum joshua Zader, magna cum B.A., University of New Mexico, 1978 laude laude Marcos Lucero .. , Educational Administration T. Scott Welton, cum laude B.A., Xavier University, 1972 M.Ed., University ofArizona, 1975 M.A., University of Dayton, 1977 • M.P.A., Univeristy of New Mexico, 1983 UNIVERSITY HONORS Kathy Shapiro , Educational Administration B.A., Glassboro State College, 1970 M.Ed., University of Missouri, 1981 Baccalaureate degree recipients who have a minimum scholarship index of3.5 Martha Shotts , Educational Administration andwho have earneda minirnumof60hours in residence are awardedUniversity B.S., Texas Womens University, 1971; M.A., 1980 Honors. Designations ofcum laude, magna cum laude, and summa cum laude Wauley Woodward , , :Educational Administration are awarded to graduates who have scholarship indexes of3.5 to 3.74,3.75 to B.S., University of New Mexico, 1979; M.A., 1983 3.89, and 3.9 to 4.0, respectively. . Candidatesfor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 HONORS (Honors recipients and designations subject to change upon completion of final requirements) GENERAL HONORS Steven Paul Abbate, cum laude Alexandra Tamara Carilli, cum Students who have successfully completedseminarwork in the General Honors Thomas Mathew Abeyta, cum laude Program, have attained an overall grade-paint average ofat least 3.2 (4.0 hasis), laude Catherine Clear Carlisle, andhave heen approvedfor the indicated level ofhonors in General Honors hy Connie Sue Adkins, summa summa cum laude the Honors Council. cum laude Lath Barret Carlson, cum Kristin Ann Albright, summa · laude Candidatesfor Degree, Semester II, 1994-95 cum laude Daphne L. Carrillo, magna Daniel James Abraham, magna Connie F. 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Montano, cum laude Michelle Adel Romero, cum laude LeifAnders Larsson, magna Bernadette Montes, cum laude laude Kelly Marie Hays, summa cum cum laude Patricia Montoya, magna cum Ingrid Linda Roosild, cum laude Jean Latham, cum laude laude laude Gerald Alan Hendrickson, cum Stacy Michelle Lathrop, Cyrus Angus Morrow, cum Giovanna Heather Rossi, cum laude summa cum laude laude laude Hope Leigh Hicks, magna Elaine Frances Lawson, magna Kimberly Ann Evelyn Murak, Andrea Lynn Roth, summa • cum laude cum laude cum laude cum laude 25 Ida Therese Saetersdal, cum Pamela June Taylor, cum laude Lynn Meredith Mallory, cum Lindsay Templet Price, magna laude Michael Andrew Teel, cum laude in English cum laude in Nursing April D. Sanchez, summa cum laude Margaret Linda Mascarenas, Christopher Robert Saxon, laude Eric Anthony Thomas, cum cum laude in Nursing magna cum laude in English Brian Edward Sanchez, cum laude Kimberly Anne Michealson, Reyna L. Tosta, magna cum laude Jeannie Marie Thomasson, summa cum laude in Nursing laude in Nursing Jeanette Marie Sanchez, cum cum laude laude Steven Edward Thompson, David Mark Sandoval, cum cum laude PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARS laude Amy Lynn Thornton, cum in Their 4th Year Who Will Graduate for the • Valerie Anne Santillanes, cum laude Academic Year 94-95 laude Janet Gay Tilbury, summa cum David Galen Saville, cum laude laude For the past seventeen years Presidential Scholarships have been awarded to Joe F. Sawyer, summa cum Christopher Lee Tittle, cum graduates ofNew Mexico high schools who come directly to the University of laude laude New Mexico to commence undergraduate education. Presidential Scholarships Michael Robert Schirber, Vincent Tom, cum laude arefimded by contributions ofindividuals, corporations, alumni,faculty, staff, summa cum laude Renee Trujillo, cum laude and the University's Hugh Woodward Trust Fund. The Scholars receive their Erin Lea Seaborg, magna cum Colleen M. Turner, cum laude awardforfour consecutive years ifacademic standarcl~ andfull-tim.e progress laude Ian R. Valenzuela, cum laude toward a degree are maintained. The University is pleased that the Presidential Thomas Robert Sebring, cum Rebecca Ann Valles, magna Scholarship Program has attracted some ofNew Mexico'sfinest students to the laude cum laude campus. The Presidential Scholars this year are: Helga Shapshak, magna cum Charles Louis Vopalka, summa Thomas Abeyta Fausto Padilla laude cum laude David Anderson Jennifer Padilla Robert Scott Sher, magna cum Kitty L. Ward, summa cum Anita Baca Michele Pappas laude laude Dineke Brown Ana Polaco Heather Lynn Bemis Shields, Christine Jenna Weidmann­ Nicolasa Chavez Derek Prins magna cum laude Wilson, magna cum laude Brenda Ciani Erinn Rolfs Mary Anna Shorter, cum laude Julie Lorraine Weiss-Lugo, Sean Counce Miguel Romero Kerry Bradley Shover, magna cum laude Brian Dorotik Lawrence Horan cum laude Louis Martin Weiss, cum laude Traci Edwards Christy Hronich Laura Lee Simmons, magna John Michael Welch, magna Nils Eng Lilly Irvin cum laude cum laude Ivana Fernandez Diana Kim Janet Leigh Herndon Smith, M. Cheri Wells, magna cum Janeen Gabaldon Marti Little cum laude laude Tanya Gallegos Rosa Louie Melissa Jane Morrow Smith, T. Scott "Velton, cum laude Selene Garcia Julie Lugo cum laude Alan K. Werner, cum laude Carrie Gurule Sean Mahoney Preston Lee Smith, cum laude Jonathan Michael West, cum Matthew Hagen Ruth Martin William Barrett Smith, summa laude Jennie Hauge Celia McIntire cum laude Amy Jeanne Westerfield, Margaret Hayes Cindy Mitchell Karen Yvonne Snyder, cum laude magna cum laude Gerald Hendrickson Maria Montano • Mindee Maree O'Cummings Peter Jonathan Willems, Jason Hix Cyrus Morrow Sonnenberg, cum laude summa cum laude Rose I-long Marga Ortiz Sabra Tawana Sowell, cum laude Leah E. Williams, magna cum Lawrence Horan Fausto Padilla Mary Margaret Spacagna, cum laude Christy Hronich Jennifer Padilla laude Christopher Allen Wulfert, Lilly Irvin Michele Pappas Barbara Spreen-Atwood, cum cum laude Diana Kim Ana Polaco laude Stephanie Marie Yara, magna Marti Little Derek Prins Cynthia A. St. Denis, cum laude cum laude Rosa Louie Erinn Rolfs Jennifer Stamm, summa cum Canddy L. Yau, cum laude Julie Lugo Miguel Romero laude Janet von Konsky Young, Sean Mahoney Jeanette Sanchez Virginia Annette Stewart, summa cum laude Ruth Martin Mary Spacagna-Albury summa cum laude Joshua Zader, magna cum Celia McIntire Amy Sturtz Ann Elizabeth Stickley, cum laude Cindy Mitchell Angela Urrutia laude Giacomo Zafarano, magna cum Maria Montano Aimee Watterberg Robert Lee Stone, magna cum laude Cyrus Morrow Amy Westerfield laude James Lee Zamora, summa Marga Ortiz Dawn Gould Stracener, summa cum laude cum laude Marla Faye Zamora, cum laude REGENTS' SCHOLARS Melinda Jean Stull, cum laude Michael B. Zanussi, cum laude Robert Edmund Swanberg, 1995 Graduating Seniors cum laude In 1989 the UNM Board ofRegents established the University ofNew Mexico Regents' Scholars Scholarship Program which proVides tuition andfees, room DEPARTMENTAL HONORS and board, and books to fifteen freshman students selected from among the follOWing groups: National Merit Finalists/National Achievement/National Seniors who havefulfilled the requirementsfor departm.ent honors by exhibiting Hispanic; valedictorians; ACT composite score of 31 or higher (or SAT outstanding ability in thefield ofindependent research. equivalents); students with the strongest college preparator!j course work, ReqUirements Completed Semester I, I994-95 including advanced, enriched andadvanced placement courses; anda minimum McGregor Blair Bennett, cum Craig Winston Hubbard, cum sixth semester grade point average of3.9 or higher. The award is renewablefor laude in English laude in English three years ifthe student meets specific renewal criteria each year. Cynthia Layne Bush-Hughes, Judith Ann Humphrey, summa Regents' Scholars are each asSigned one ofUNM's outstandingfaculty to serve summa cum laude in cum laude in History as a mentor. They are admittedto the General Honors Program, receive speCialized Psychology Yvonne Johanna Jacobs, magna advisement and course registration privileges and represent the University at Kelley Joleen Eastburn, cum cum laude in Political various community and University fimctions. laude in Psychology Science Congratulations to thisfirst graduating class ofUNM Regents' Scholars. • Andrew John Fischer, cum Neilie J. Johnson, magna cum Maria A. Gomez Andrea Lynn Roth laude in Psychology laude in Art Studio Kelly Marie Hays Brian Edward Sanchez Kristine Goryanec, cum laude Elizabeth Lynne Lytle, cum Connie Francine Jimenez William Barrett Smith in Nursing laude in Nursing Theresa Annette Laguna

26 HONOR SOCIETIES Patricia A. Page Preston 1" Smith Jo Ann Ordway Painter Karen Yvonne Snyder Below is a partial list ofhonor societies and the names ofgraduating students Mei-Lee Dawn Palmer Michelle A. Soukup who have been initiated into the societies. Demian Perry Linda Lisette Stiles Marlo K. Peters Melinda J. Stull PHI BETA KAPPA Brian Michael Pilgrim Suzanne M. Tammany Phi Beta Kappa, the oldest national scholastic honorary, was established in Wayne J. Pitts Steven Edwards Thompson • 1776, and the University of New Mexico chapter was founded in 1964. LaurelJe Dianne Powers Kathryn Maurer Trinkaus I Requirements for election to membership include a minimum of90 hours of Siri Kathleen Ralph William R. Uher graded courses, distributed among those subject areas regarded as the Liberal Charles Thomas Riney Darin Keith Wade Arts, with a grade point average of3.5 orbetter. Steven 1" Rodriguez William D. Walsh Connie Sue Adkins Jane Anne Lenoue Erinn Deon Rolfs Kitty 1" Ward Michael James Brescia Dionelia Martina Little David R. Romero Alyce 1" Weckwerth Carole Anne Breslin Chapin B. Miller Brian Edward Sanchez Elizabeth M. Wee Christopher Michael Cheatum Karel Jill Ortiz Misty Sanders Louis Martin Weiss Denise Michelle Clegg Nikki Lynn Parker SueAnn Schatz Kyle Edward Whaley Mary Kathryn Colby Demian Isis Perry Gina K. Schmutzler Leah Estelle WilJiams Sean Thomas Counce Josephine Meagan Phillips Mary Anna Shorter Steven Craig Yarbrough David Benjamin Dehay Brian Michael Pilgrim Kerry Bradley Shover Mohammad Reza Zamanian James Andrew Dickens Molly Anne Pollard Debra Jean Smith Cbarles A. Zdravesky Patricia Ann Eaves Siri Kathleen Ralph Andrew A. Smith Cathy Darlene Endlich Renee Anne Ratcliff Michael B. Galletch Giovanna Heather Rossi Manish Gupta ,. Andrea Lynn Roth Kellye Jean Hunter Michael Robert Schirber Eric Duncan Jantz Andrew Robert Segars COMMISSIONS Daniel Edward Johnson Dawn Gould Stracener Linda 1" Kahlich Vincent Tom UNITED STATES ARMY' UNITED STATES NAVY Vikki 1" Kestell Kitty Ward Peter S. Boretsky Raul J. Carrillo Heather Lynn Leche 'Eric J. Jacobson Donald F. Philips

UNITED STATES AIR FOHCE PHI KAPPA PHI Jeffrey 1" Armijo Phi Kappa Phi,founded in 1897, is a national honorary society which recognizes Andrew H. Blair, Jr. outstandingscholarship in all academic disCiplines. The University ofNew Mexico Christopher P. Gore chapter wasfounded ill 1916 and membership is awarded only to students with Henee J. McClure the highest scholastic standing. Fausto A. PadilJa Richard Valdez Mary Jo Haertel Sandra Jane Allen Kirk N. Von Ackermann Julie K. Alletzhauser Penelope Ann Hamlin Develyn J. Watson David E. Anderson Kelly Marie Hays Suzanne Atkinson Justin Lyell Hazen 1. Commission conferred May 1995 Elaine J. Baca Elizabeth Herrlinger Heide Renate Ballard Jason C. Hix • E. A. Shander Bawden Ngoc-Lan T. Ho Sara Lynn Beers E. R. Rose Hong Paul Blackburn Lilly Beth Irvin Paula C. Boggs Yolm1da Jaramillo Deborah Bonsteel Carrie Ruth John Margery Jane Bowerman Andrea Suzy Jones Vera Bradician Patsy A. Jones Fmid Branki Caroline Hall Jones Rey Andres Brannen Diana Miyuki Kim Steven Michael Bregman Dawn Elise Knepper Michael James Brescia Bryan P. Konefsky Celene M. Bridgford Barbara Jean Caldwell Krause Cordell J. Brown Mamie Antoinette Kulbeth Kelly Kathleen Calocci Theresa A. Laguna Heather Lee Capps Kelly A. Latham Thomas Chavez Beth Anne Lindberg Carole J. Chazet Dionelia Martina Little Belinda Kay Cheatum Rachel A. Loehman Christopher M. Cheatum Carin C. Logue Jude Alfred Cisneros Janelle Kay Lovin Anna Katherine Clark Caf)'11 K. Magee Scott Claunch Jane Barbara Mahon Kevin D. Cook Veronica Josefa Mazon- Margaret Mae Creadick Marquez Anne Marie Culver Kelly Ann McMullen Kristy Leigh Duran Chapin Brinsmade Miller Patricia A. Eaves Anthony Mittas Mark Alan Edler Kurt A. Morgenstern David J. Edwards Cyrus Angus Morrow Traci Ann Edwards Linda 1" Morton Malcom Fitzsimmons Kimberly Murak Sean C. Ford Andrea Nelson Fernando Xavier Fraga Martha Ninneman • Elizabeth Ann Garcia Jenni 1" Olson 27 •

EXHIBITC • THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO MATERIEL ~~NAGEMENT DEPARTMENTS Surplus Property / Postal Services Records Management Center Fuel Management / Recycling 1128 University Blvd. N.E. • Albuquerque, New Mexico 87131-3061

TO: David L. Mc Kinney, Vice President for Business and Finance

FROM: Bruce Cherrin, Director, Purchasing and Materiel Management

SUBJ: Surplus Property List ~~

DATE: April 21, 1995

Attached please find "exhibit A", which is a list of equipment items that UNM has agreed to relinquish to NM MESA as part of a recently signed Memorandum of Understanding dated and signed by President Peck on February 23, 1995. All of the listed items were bought with NM Commission on Higher Education Special Project funds designated for NM MESA, as per Plant Fund Accounting's records. We would like to formalize this transfer of equipment with the Board of Regents approval .

Also attached, please find two copies of our most recent list of • surplus property items, which require approval by the Board of Regents for disposal.

I appreciate your assistance in placing this on the agenda for approval. Thank you.

xc: Bill Britton Vince Trollinger

o ;2i;0/94. UNIVERSITY OF ~XICO DEPARTMENTAL EQUIPMENT INVENTORY LISTING EXHIBI'A~ DEPARTMENT: COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING ADMIN

Asset Dept Acq Loan Org tI Date Date Item Description Manufacturer Model No. Serial No. Ref No. ACCOU"lt # Total Cost Bldg tI Room tI YIN Code

•••• ------._._------. ---._---.-----. --••••----•• ----•••---•• --_•••--- _.-•••_--•. _---._._._-.-_•••--•••••••••_---- -_.- ____ a_ea.

J202899 94 94 COMPUTER CPU/SYSTEM GATEWAY 2000 4D)(33 1512638 P736872 1226226510 2,111.00 107 10800

.J 202900 94 94 COMPUTER CPU/SYSTEM GATEWAY 2000 4DX266V 1512553 P736872 1226226510 3,209.00 107 10800

J203581 94 94 COMPUTER CPU/SYSTEM GATEWAY 2000 40)(33 1512637 P736872 1226226510 2,044.00 107 10800

J 203582 94 94 COMPUTER CPU/SYSTEM GATEWAY 2000 4SX25 1508544 P736872 1226226510 1,On.OO 107 10800

v/207435 95 95 COMPUTER FILE SERVER APC 900 S94052663336 P744436 1226226510 589.00 107 102 10800

,/207436 95 95 COMPUTER LASER PRINT HEWLETT PACKARD C2168 SG44E172WY P744424 1226226510 546.00 107 102 10800

V20743795 95 COMPUTER CPU/SYSTEM UTRON 4860X33 P744436 1226226510 1,569.00 107 102 10800 - /20743895 95 COMPUTER CPU/SYSTEM UTRON 4860)(33 P744436 1226226510 1,569.00 107 102 10800

/20743995 95 COMPUTER CPU/SYSTEM UTRON 4860)(33 P744436 1226226510 1,569.00 107 102 10800

J 207440 95 95 COMPUTER PORTABLE SEGER 486PX33 452487 P744436 1226226510 2,347.00 107 102 10800

-/207441 95 95 COMPUTER PORTABLE SEGER 486PX33 452491 P744436 1226226510 2,347.00 107 E.SANDOVAL 10800

.,,1207442 95 95 COMPUTER PORTABLE SEGER 486PX33 452492 P744436 1226226510 2,347.00 107 L.MARTINEZ 10800 ~

J207443 95 95 COMPUTER PORTABLE SEGER 486PX33 452486 P744436 1226226510 2,347.00 107 M.LUNA 10800

-/207444 95 95 COMPUTER PORTABLE SEGER 486PX33 452484 P744436 1226226510 2,347.00 107 I.SANCHEZ 10800

\/207445 95 95 COMPUTER PORTABLE SEGER 486PX33 452474 P744436 1226226510 2,347.00 107 P.THOHAS 10800

'/207446 95 95 COMPUTER PORTABLE SEGER 486PX33 452499 P744436 1226226510· 2,347.00 107 G.CORDOVA 10800

TOTAL RECORD COUNT: 16 TOTAL AMOUNT: 30,712.00 II.../ ._ .• .J"" V. I,L.. ,.. DEPARTMENTAL EQUIPME.'VENTORY LISTING ". DEPARTMENT: ClUING EDUCATION EXHIBIT• A. Asset Dept Acq Loan Org # Date Date Item Description Manufacturer Model No. Serial No. Ref No. Account # Total Cost Bldg # Room' YIN Code

188507 90 90 COMPUTER CPU/SYSTEM ACER MPF-PC/910 2409190266 P711163 1226206510 2,228.00 299 SEDILLO 40100

" TOTAL RECORD COUNT: TOTAL AMOUNT: 2,228.00 • • • 04/12195 SURPLUS PROPERTY DEPARTMENT DISPOSITION APPROVAL LIST

ORIGINAL DR IT! COMMENTS/REASONS FOR U~j~ PROPERT V IlODEL SERIAL AClJUIS IT ION ACGU IS ON m~ :AG I fE ~ Ub::R: ~ llON/NArI~ MAtE/IIFG. t;uMHR NUMBER DATE COST DECLARING AS SURPLUS ------_._------~------S648.00 BROKEN/BEYOND REPAIRS 1~ 5859 TERMINAL TELEVIDEO NiA 2011770 1981 f BROKEN/BEYOND REPAIRS 197571 COMPUTER IBM NIA 239837601 199/ $I 968. 00 q 51,968.00 BROKEN/BEYOND REPAIRS 3 19~580 comER IB/I NiA 2396324'2 19 1 BROKEN/BEYOND REPAIRS 4 mm CDMPU1EA m. NiA 239837451 m1 $1,441.00 192579 CDMPUTEA IBM to A 239837505 1991 $1,968.00 BROKEN/BEYOND REPAIRS BROKEN/BEYOND REPAIRS 187t41 COMPUTER [[:MPl!TER CORliEA NIA 8840302617 1990 $1,865.00 BROKEN/EE,OND REPAIRS 14.;'] J.'4 PR; f;iER EF5DN 111-60:: IT 336468 1982 S725.00 $1 ,572 .00 BROKENiBE~ONO REPAIRS 8 189736 FILE SAFE TAPE MOUNT i;!N 7150 FS7T020'1B9 1990 Sl5,71b.00 BROKEN/BEYOND REPAIRS 9 J54984 PO~~R SUPPLY ION TECH N/A NiA 1963 5502.50 OESOLETE/REPAIRS REOUIRED 10 72627 CENllilFUGE ELECT INTL N/A 44280P-B 1970 $1,332.00 OBSOLETE/INOPERABLE Jl 145731 MI[RQFILI'I REH~~R ,BlH N/A 000937 1962 OBSOLETE/INOPERABLE 12 141056 MICROFILM READER B&H N/A 3445 1980 $1,170.00 OBSOLETE/INOPERABLE 13 174 55& CO~PUTER ZENITH IVM133 621DC0581 1966 Sl ,409 .00 Sl ,678.00 OBSOLETE/INOPERABLE 14 168815 MOliITOR ZENITH I'JIH23 N/A 1985 SI,520.00 O~50LETE/INOPERA8LE 1~, 184~06 CO~PljlER ZEN iTtl IDfi-1217DE 817CD0053 1989 08S0LETE/REPLACED 16 194020 COPIER PANASONIC FP3040 . 36-311019 1992 S6,117.00 SI,754.00 OBSOLETE/REPLACED j 7 j ~ 28(:3 DRAt;jNG B8 LRD CALCO~P 234B ALom5 1991 SI,71~.OO OBSOLETE/BEYOND REPAIRS :9 !h!h1 PRltii£R H? ~:'440A 2839J61 S'i6 19E9 S600.00 08S0LETE/BEYOND REPAIRS 19 17b761 PRINIER DIGITAL LA50 TCI9B64A 1987 20 176802 PRll\TER DIGITAL LA50 N/A 1987 S600.00 OBSOLETE/BEYOND REPAiRS $3,651.00 OBSOLETE/BEYOND REPAIRS 2J 1~~i1' c5 UJIIP!JiER IBM OJ012-001 0486157 1969 Sl,350.00 Q5S0LETE/EEYG~D REPAI~S :2 77681 os~ L.. LDSCJ~E HP 1:.(IA 1153 1957 .. 94357 SP~CECRAFi SIMULATOR AGAC 1167 007 1974 S17,350.00 OBSOLETE/BEYOND REPAIRS 24 116970 CH~RT RECORDER SANBORN N/A 562 1977 SI,960.00 OBSOLETE/BEYONO REPAIRS 25 13B126 PRINTER COMPRINT 912 0909 1980 $599.00 OBSOLETE/BEYOND REPAIRS $1,762.97 OBSOLETE/BEYOND REPAIRS 2b 33228 OSCILLOSCOPE TEnRorHX 585A 007887 1965 $1,475.00 OBSOLETE/BEYOND REPAIRS 27 35124 CAPACITANCE BRIDGE GENE RAL RAD 10 1615-A 615 1964 S618.00 OBSOLETE/BEYOND REPAIRS 28 40707 PRE-AMPLIFIER BROWER 200 27 1966 518,750.00 OBSOLETE/BEYOND REPAIRS 29 b2560 SPECTROPHOfOMETER TURNER 210 IlIA 1968 S605.00 OBSD~ETE/6EYOND REPAIRS 30 7I6ba CH~OIlOL8~ CLOU Iil&lm II/A 60100 1967 $4,356.00 OBSOLETE/BEYOND REPAIRS 31 160340 r,[:NI TOR SfJla BiM-1201 010342 1983 32 160341 1I0!tITOR SWf BVIH201 010345 1983 $4,356.00 OBSOLETE/BEYOND REPAIRS COllPUTER EXXON 500 2030494 1984 $1,267.00 OBSOLETE/BEYOND REPAIRS 33 165822 ------

SUBTOTAL= $103,099.47 • • • 04112/9J SURPLUS PROPERTY DEPARTMENT DISPOSITION ~PFROVAL LIST

ORI6INAL OR UHM PROPERTY MODEL SERIAL ACDU ISITI ON ACOUISIT ION COMMENTS/REASONS FOR ITEM TAG ITEM DESCRIPIION/NAME MKE/MFG. NUMBER NUMBER DATE COST DECLARING AS SURPLUS ------:4 16)853 COMPUTER WON JOO 2033662 19B4 S2,04B.00 OBSOLETE/BEYOND REPAIRS OBSOLETE/BROr-EN 35 IB250~ PRJ/ITER EPSON FX-28bE OB050991 19BB S519.00 36 104142 nPEWR ITER IBM N/A 2766708 1976 mo.oo OBSOLETE/BROKEN 37 104144 TYPEr:R i 1ER IBM Nf/l 2614412 197J S550.69 OBSOLETE / BROKEN 38 113938 TYPEWR ITER IBM N/A 3124044 1m S590.00 OBSOLETE/BROr-EN 39 18J499 COMPUTER ZENITH lWLl84 9321202302 1989 $1,BI0.00 OBSOLETE/BROKEN 40 IB5500 mpUTER APFLE MACSE FB46F15 19B9 H,555.00 OBSOLETE /8RDKEli 41 . 20452 I fOLD: NG MIlCHl NE IiES1ETNER N/A 501866523 1994 S850.00 OBSOLETE/DOESN·T WORr- 42 174318 PRINTER EPSON L0800 06012567 1966 S621.00 OBSOLETE/NO LONGER WORKING 43 184139 COMPUTER ZENllH ZA180 8721162401 198B S2,412.00 OBSOLETE/8ROKEN 44 182437 COMPUTER IBM JOR Xl N/A 19BB SI,137.00 OBSOLETE/NO LONGER WORKING 45 179139 TYPEWRITER BROTHER EM-BJ 1l51B59534 19B7 S596.00 OBSOLETE/NO LONGER WORKING 46 170707 PR INTER TEe N/A 020132 1987 Sl,100.00 OBSOLETE/NO LONGER WORKING 47 4B408 TWO-WAY RADIO 6E N/A 7030606 1967 SI,037.50 OBSOLETE/NO LONGER WORKING 4B 4B407 T~O-WAY RA[O~O GE N/A 7030607 1967 SI,037.50 OBSOLETE/NO LONGER WORKING 49 ml,jO TNC-NAY rr MOBiLE CUSTOII rM NIA 81534664 1919 $630.80 OBSOLETE/NO LONGER WORKING 50 7BOOO lWO-IrlAY RADIO CUSTOM /IV? N/A 0291574 1971 S736.72 OBSOLETE/NO LONGER WORKING , , PHOE~IX 19B8 $67B.00 OBSOLETE/NO LONGER WORKING .'J J83944 RADIO N5A06 7443871 52 1153B8 SCINTILLATION COUNTER SEARLE M6872 33m 1977 S21,B25.00 OBSOLETE/NO LONGER WORKING 53 164390 PRESSURE GAUGE BIOANAL mCAl 278 72B 1984 S4,OOO.00 BEYOND ECON REPAIRS 54 113491 BALANCE ANALY~lcAL SARTOR IUS 26031145 260~145 1977 S755.25 BEYOND ECON REPAIRS BEYDND ECON REPAIRS 55 4"196 FURN~Ct HEAlING uNIT LEPEL 1-5fi4-934 N/A 1966 S4! 192.25 56 170613 FUME HeOD FISHER N/A rUA 19R5 S2,900.00 08S0LETEi 6RO~EN 57 10lB45 HEA TlNG UN IT LEPEL N/A 7519-T 1975 S3,B51.10 BEYOND ECON REPAIRS 58 157446 PRINTER DKIMTA 83A 141296 19B3 $140.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 59 169129 PRINTER EPSON L01500 056670 1985 $1,079.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 60 17B521 PRINTER TEKTROm 4696 J01l367 1987 $966.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 61 IBI772 PRINTER TEKTRONIX 4696 J025787 1987 $995.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 62 186m CPU COMPUTER lEN lTH lW-15B-43 707CEom 19B9 $1,430.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 63 159264 1r.~6E VIDEO PLAN A~AL ZEI5S 3336/2 213359612 1983 $18,900.00 OBSOLETE/Nor WDRKING 64 Im66 PRINTER OLIVETTI TH2ao N/A 1983 H,995.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 65 1154B2 TlfEWR ITE R IBM N/A 29B5416 1977 S655.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 66 174836 CPU COMPUTER ZEN IlH l-15B 623DH03B9 1987 $1,322.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING ------

SUBTOTAL= $84,034.81 • • (J4112/9~• SURPLUS PROPERTY VEPARTMENT DISPOSITION APPROVAL LIST

ORIGINAL DR UNM PROPERTY MODEL SERIAL ACDUISIT ION ACDUI SITION COMMENTS/REASONS FOR lTEII TAG ITEM DESCRIPTiON/NAME IlA~E/MFG. NUMBER NUMBER DATE COST DECLARING AS SURPLUS

______A ______a ______------b7 161075 CPU COMPUTER IBII 5170 7370959 1987 $4,895.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 68 IB4267 COMPUTER ZENITH ZIH58-43 63900943 1987 $1,769.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 69 181579 COMPUTER TELE~ 1280 16119 1987 $2,875.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 70 170615 COPIER MINOUA N/A 164634 1986 $5,711.00 BEYOND ECoN REPAIRS 71 188643 PRINTER IBM 5204 11-0036784 1990 $1,200.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 72 194315 CPU COMPUTER ZENITH ZW15843 648CF0463 1987 $1,812.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 73 140795 TERMiNAL IBM 3778 22566 N/A S3,OOO.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 74 J55~~O HRMlilAL CONTROLLER COMM 3274 57047 1983 $29,115.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 75 140]04 CPU COMPUTER SYSTEM IBM 3274 15739 1980 540,904.85 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 76 175133 TERMINAL CQN1ROLLER IBM 3274D41 K6894 1986 $14,634.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 77 172149 TERM I~AL IBM 3274, 92293 1986 S15,495.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 78 lB7229 COPIER MACHl/iE IIINOUA EP2100 363m 1989 $1,001.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING REP~IRS 79 lb2788 SE WIliS MAC I; lkE R1Cm M-888 N/A 1984 s548.00 OBSOLETE/BEYOND 80 145732 TERr.ihAL TELEVIDEO mc 21065132 1982 $648.00 OBSOLETEiNOT WORKING 81 179147 COIIPUTER ZENITH ZF-l58-42 648CD042 1987 $1,113.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 82 175m COr-PUTER ZENITH llH51-52 434DF04b7C 1987 $1 ,300 .00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 83 161669 COMPJTER ZENITH ZF-l51 436VHOb03C 1983 $I, 7Bb. 00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 84 174515 COr.PUTER ZENITH ZIH58· 444DH746C 1986 $1,399.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 85 177725 COMPUTER ZENI ;H ZF-l58-43 634CF0769 1986 $1,107.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 8!l 171348 COMPUTER APPLE 1'12530 095MOOOIE 1987 $1,053.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 87 175727 COIIFU1[R ZENITH ZF15842 618DE0475 1987 $1,399.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 88 171561 COMPUTER ZENj!H 1I00 444DH0031C 1986 $1 ,400.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 89 161161 COIIPUTER lENli~ ZF15152 434DFomc 1986 $1,786.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORrING 90 me:! CJMPUTE" Wll:H IFI51 423DD0070C 1986 $1,299.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 91 175389 COIIPUTER ZENITH ZF 158 614DC0364 1986 $2,174.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 92 161668 COifPUlER ZENITH ZFl51 43bDHJ055C J985 $1,786.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 93 161673 CO!lPUTER ZEIIITH ZF 151 436DH0902C 1985 $1,786.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 94 158m !lONITOR IBIl ZWI58 0235228 1984 $540.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 95 167861 COIIPUlER ZENITH ZF151 438DH0678C 1985 $1,763.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 96 163263 COMPUTER IBM 5150 0939873515 1985 $3,052.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 97 186652 POWER SUPPLY UNISON 1000 045365 1989 $1,104.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING ?9 Im95 CO:'lPUTER ZENITH IF158 551DJ0079 1986 $1,399.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 99 189298 COMPUTER IBM 8550-031502 2372500400 1990 $3,709.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING ------~--

SU8TOTAL: $154,562.85 • 04/12/95• • SURPLUS PROPERlY DEPARTMENT DISPOSIIION APPROVAL llSl

ORI61NAl OR UNM PROPERTY MODEL SERIAL ACQU ISITI ON ACQUISITION COMMENIS/REASoNS FOR COST DECLARING AS SURPLUS JTEll TAG 11EM DESCRIPTION/NAME MAKE/IIFG. NUMBER NUMBER DATE ------~------1,":0 167150 TERMINAL DIGITAL VTlOl TA-26688 1983 5938.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 101 167060 COMPUTER IBM 5150 Obb2763515 1984 53,000.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 102 161622 TERMINAL DIG !TAL VTlOl TA-55441 1984 5Bb4.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING j(;;, 18560J CONPlJ1ER CoMPUADD 63707 8230mB 1989, 51,lb5.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 104 161333 PRINTER IBM N/A 52Bll 1983 $9,b96.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING iU) 167693 COMPUTER KEYSTATloN TELEX 179 bbb47 1985 5973.00 106 161332 TRANSPHoR 1911 N/A 71V41 1993 $2,185.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 107 161331 IER/'IINAL IBM "/A 69514 19B4 $648.00 OBSOLETE/Nol WORKING 1(,3 1455Gb lABELING utm KROY M/A 30762 1981 $695.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING iC9 132930 SWITCHER PANASoNiC WJ550 Bb0675 1979 $3,914.98 OBSOLETE/NO I WORKING OBSOLETE/NOT WDRKING 11 (I 141220 CAMERA CONTROL SONY OP3040 994314 1981 $3,b50.00 111 163307 PRINTER IBM 5152-002 0847645 1985 $595.00 OBSOLETE 112 168286 COl1PlilER ZENITH ZF-15H2 445DED4B2C 1985 $1,679.00 OBSOLETE ji} 145520 lYPEIrIRITER IBI1 N/A 943B45 1981 mo.oo OBSOLETE 114 182060 COIlPUTER lENlTll 1£-1217-BO 733CL047b 1988 $1,619.00 OBSOLETE 115 114055 TV CAI1ERA PANASoNIC WV341P 5Y286b 1977 $blB.68 OBSOLETE 116 1147 b2 CAI'lERA lENS PANASONIC IVA F2.5 1977 $74B.55 OBSOLETE 117 121426 VIDEO RECORDER PANASONIC NV9200 H7HA11l12 1978 $2,580.00 OBSOLETE 119 127427 VCR PANASONIC NV9500 17HAIlO5B 1978 $5,332.00 OBSOLETE 119 127 ~ 28 EDI TOR CDtIlROL PfiNASo:,: C NVA950 G7A003bYD 1978 $1,465.00 OBSOLETE 120 127432 VIDEO RECORDER PANASONIC NV9200 H7HAINOb 197B $2,580.00 OBSOLETE 1L1 127435 PUIYER CASSEl TE PANASONIC NV9100 57HAI1129 1978 $1,204.00 OBSOLETE 122 1538')4 RECORDER CASSETIE PANASQN!C NV9300 P7NA14008 1962 $835.00 OBSOLETE 123 153881 VCR PANASOIiIC NV8400 KOHA20232 1982 $1,100.00 OESOLETE 124 168476 AUDIO I1HER BROADCAST fLEC N/A 31207 1984 $B93.00 OBSOLETE 125 169592 VWEO CAIlERA SONY DXC-IB20 IOb12 1985 $2,505.00 OBSOLETE 126 Ib9710 RECORDER VIDEO CASSETTE SONY V04BOO 24B93 1985 $2,505.00 BROKEN 127 171370 RECORDER VIDEO PANASONIC RX02PA J4H1300529 1985 $75b.OO BROKEN 129 Ib1825 PH mER CORNING 130 5746 1984 $833.00 OBSOLETE 129 170474 PR/tHER TOSHIBA P1340 PA17992 1985 $599.00 OBSOLETE 130 732b2 SPECTROPHOTOMETER BECKMAN 1403 1002502 1970 $3,000.00 OBSOLETE 1:1 Ib18:'1 RE6~LATOR PoRR IH51R NtA 0623B3 1984 $759.00 CESoLETE 132 169288 PRlNJER CIIOH N/A 016977 1985 $1,402.00 OBSOLETE 133 164352 POWER SUPPL Y PHARI1AC IA N/A 113223 1984 $2,017.00 NO T wom NG 134 155641 SHAKER BATH VWR SCIENTIFIC 67b 1082-108 1983 $1,687.00 NOT WORKING 135 )3Bl23 JUNCT ION BOX DI6IlAL N/A 15551 N/A $1,747.00 OBSOLETE ------

S~BTOTAL= $bb,3bB.21 6RAND TOTAL= $408,065.34 • • • 04/12/95 SURPLUS PROPERTY O~ARTMENT DISPOSITIDN APFRUVAL LIST

ORIGINAL DR ACQUISlTlON COMMENTS/REASONS FOR Uf~" PROPE R1Y 110DEL SERIAL AC/lU ISITI ON COST DECLARING AS SURPLUS 1m ;'~!) I fE!'! OESl:R1FIIONifiAME MIH:E!!\FG. NUMctR NUMBER DATE ------8RD~EN/BEYOND REPAIRS 145859 TERMINAL TELEVIDEO NIA 2011770 1981 $648.00 $1,968.00 BROKEN/BEYOND REPAIRS 192571 CO/PUlER IBK N/A 239837607 1991 $1,968.0(> BRO~EN!BEYOND REPAIRS 19~580 COI1PlJTER 13N NIA 239832H2 1991 BROKEN/BEYOND REPAIRS 197575 [OMPUm J8~ ~~/ A 239831451 1991 $1,441. 00 $1,96B.00 BROKEN/BEYOND REPAIRS 19?~n LOMPUTER IBM IUA 239837505 1991 BROKEN/BEYOND REPAIRS 187641 COMF'JTER CCMF-UWl CORNER N/A 8840302617 1990 ll,865.00 $125.00 BROKEN/bEYOND REP~!R3 1497.4 PR;t;iE~, EPStm MX-8(;: iT 338468 1982 $1,572.00 BROKEN/BEYOND REPAIRS 3 189736 FILE SAFE TAPE IIDUNiA III 7150 FS7T0209B9 1990 $15,716.00 BRO~EN!BEYOND REPAIRS 9 154~84 PD~£R SUPPLY lOtI TECH N/H N/A 1983 $502.50 OBSOLETE/REPAIRS REQUIRED 10 72627 CENTRIFUGE ELECT INTL lilA 44280P-B 1970 f1,332.00 DBSOLETE/INOPERAE~E 11 145731 MlCROFILM REASER BlH N/A 000937 1962 ,. 1980 $1,170.00 OBSOLETE/INOPERAELE d 141056 111CROFIL" READER B4H N/A 3445 OBSOLETE/INOPERAELE 13 174556 (Ql':PUTER ZENITH ZV/'t133 b21DI:0581 198b f1,409.00 OBSOLETE/INOPERABLE 14 1b8815 rosmoR ZENITH lVM-123 N/A 1985 $1,67B.00 $1,520.00 OESOLETE/INGPERA8LE 1~. 194606 CQMPUI ER llNlHi lDh-12l7DE Bl7l:DC'm 1989 OBSOLETE/REPLACED 16 194020 CO? IEll PANASO~IC FP3040 3b-311019 1992 $6,ll7.00 $1,754.00 CBSOLEiEIREPLAI:ED J7 lS2803 DRA~ING BOARD CALCO~P 2348 AL00765 1991 OBS~LETE/BEIOND : ;b7 69 p~i'mR liP 334M 2839J61896 19£9 $1,713.00 REPAIRS J:" $600.00 OBSOLETEIBEyOND REPAIRS 19 17b701 FfiiNlER DIGITAL LA50 TCI9864A 1987 $600.00 OESOLETE/BEYOND REPAIRS 2(; 1768<12 FIi:~;ER DIGITAL LA50 IliA 1987 OESO~ETE/8EYOND -., UJ~PUTER 0486157 I9B9 $3,651.00 REPAIRS d 18(:6' 5 IBM 05012-001 SI,3jO.00 D5S0cETE /6EYOND RE~AIP5 !': 776S 1 OS:I.LOSCD?E HP I ~(;I, 1153 1957 94357 S?FLfCP.AFT SIMULAiOR AGHC 1161 007 1'174 $17,350.00 OBSOLETE/BEyOND REPAIRS .. $I,9bO.00 OBSOLETE/BEYOND REPAIRS 24 116970 CHAR r RECORDER SANBQRN N/Il 562 1977 25 l3B126 PRINTER Co"PRINT 912 0909 1980 $599.00 OBSOLETE/BEYOND REPAIRS 26 3mB OSCILLOSCOPE TEKTRor/IX 585A 007887 19b5 $1,7b2.97 OBSOLETE/BEYOND REPAIRS $1,475.00 OBSOLETE/BEYOND REPAIRS 27 35124 CA~ACITANCE BRIDGE GENERAL RAD 10 IbI5-A bl5 1964 $6IB.00 OBSOLETE/BEyOND REPAIRS 28 40767 PRE-AI1PLIF IER BROWER 200 27 1966 $18,750.00 OBSOLETE/BEYOND REPAIRS 29 bLS60 SP£CTROPHorOI1ETER TURNER 210 N/A 196B $605.00 06SVLtTE/BEYOND REPAIR~ 30 1/66B CH~OKOLOG CLOC~ DIGIThL NIA 60100 1967 Bvt:-12Cl 010342 1963 $4,356.00 OBSOLETE/BEyOND REPAIRS oJ. 160:;40 r:[,"I.!TOR SOl'll " $4,356.00 OBSDLETE/BEYOND REPAIRS 32 160341 IlCliITOR SOllY BVIH201 010345 1983 CCtl?UTER mON 500 2030494 1984 $1,267.00 OBSOLETE/BEYOND REPAIRS 33 165822 ------

SUBTOTAL: $103,099.47 • • • 04112/9~ SURPLUS PROPERTY DEPARTMENT DISPOSITION APPROVAL LIST

ORI61NAL DR UN~ PROPERTY PlODEL SERIAL ACQUISITION ACQUISITION COMMENTS/REASONS FOR l)E~ TAG ITEM DESCRIPIIONINA~E rlAl:E!~FG . NUM8ER NUMBER DATE COST DECLARING AS SURPLUS ------34 165853 COr-FUIER EXXON 500 2033682 1984 $2,048.00 OBSOLETE/BEYOND REPAIRS 3~ 182504 PRI/HER EPSCN FX -286E 08050991 19B8 $519.00 OBSOLETE/BROKEN 36 104142 nPEIrIRITER IBM N/A 276670B 1976 mo.oo OBSOLETE/BROKEN 1975 mO.69 OBSOLETE/BROY-EN "J' 104144 IiPE Ir:R iTER IB/'I NIA 2614412 38 113938 mE~RITER IBM N/A 3124044 1977 $590.00 OBSOLETE/BROKEN 39 IB5499 COMPUTER ZEN lTH lWU84 9321202302 19B9 H ,BI0.00 OBSOLETE/BROKEN 40 lE5500 COMPUTER APPLE "ACSE J=S46Fl5 1989 SI, 555. 00 OBSOLETE/BROKEN 41 Lu4521 FOLDING MACHINE GESTETNER N/A 501866523 1994 sasO.oo OBSOLETE/DOESN'T WORK 42 174318 PRINTER EPSG~ La8CO 06012567 1936 S621.00 OBSOLETE/NO LONGER WORr.lNG 43 184139 COMPUTER ZENl1H lAJeO 8721162401 198B $2,412.00 OBSOLETE/BROKEN 44 182437 COMPUTER IB~ mn N/A 1988 $1,137.00 OBSOLETE/NO LONGER WORK!NG 45 179m TYPEwRITER BROTHER EIH5 1151859534 1987 S590.00 OBSOLETE/NO LONGER ~ORKING 46 170707 PRINTER TEC N/A 020132 1987 SI,100.00 OBSOLETE/NO LONGER WORKING 47 4840B TWO-WAY RADIO 6E N/A 7030606 J967 SI,037,50 OBSOLETE/NO LONGER WORKING 4B t8407 TIi::t-WAY AMiD bE NIA 7030607 1967 $1,037.50 GBSOLETE/NO LONGER WORKING 4S 132100 TWO-WAY Fr. MOBILE CUSTo" "V? N/A 81534664 1979 $630.80 OBSOLETE/NO LONGER WORKING 50 78000 IWO-WAY RADIO CUSTOM "VP N/A 0291574 1971 $736.72 OBSOLETE/NO LONGER WORrING ~OR~lNG ~, 1 j8~SH miD PHOf/ij J N5A06 7443871 1989 S679.00 OBSOLETE/NO LONGER ,. 1m $21,925.00 OBSOLETE/NO LONGER WORkiNG Ji 115398 SCINTILLATION COUNTER SEARLE M6872 33652 BEYOND ECoN REPAIRS 53 J64390 PRESSURE GAUGE BlOANAL mCAL 27B 72B 1984 $4,000.00 54 1]3491 BALANCE ANALYTICAL SARTOR IUS 26031145 2603145 J977 $755.25 BEYOND ECON REPAIRS Q 55 4fJ16 FuRNACE HEAliNG UNIT lEPEL H(iH34 N/A 1966 $4 ,1 2.25 BEYOND ECON REPAIRS ~6 170013 FUME :~COD FISHER N/A N/A 1995 S2,900.00 Dti50LE rEt BROWI ,, $3,B51.JO BEYO~D ECON REPAIRS J / 101845 HEAliNG UNIT LEPEL N/A 7519-T 1975 58 157446 PRINTER OKIDATA B3A 141290 19B3 mo.oo OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 59 169129 PRINTER EPSON LQ1500 056670 19B5 Sl ,079.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 60 178521 PRINTER TEKTRONIX 4696 JOl13b7 1987 S966.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORkING 01 191772 PRINTER TEKlROtiIX 4696 J025787 1987 sm.oo OBSOLETE/NOT WORkiNG 62 IR6145 CPU COMPUTER ZENITH zw-m-43 707(E0931 1989 SI,430.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORkiNG 63 159ib4 Ir~GE VIDEO PLAN AhAL ZEISS 3~3b!2 213359612 19B3 Sl9, 900. 00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 08SU~ETE/NOT 64 159206 PRINTER OLIVETTI TH240 N/A 1983 Sl,995.00 WORKING 65 115482 Tti'EWRITER 1811 N/A 2985416 1977 S655.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORkiNG 66 174836 CPU COMPUTER ZENITH 1-15B 623DH0389 19B7 Sl,322.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING ------

SUBTOTAL: SB4,034.91 • • 04112/9~• SURPLUS PROPERTY DEPARTMENT DISPOSITION APPROVAL LIST

ORIGJNAL OR UN~. PROPERTY MODEL SERJAL ACUU ISITl ON ACQUI SIT ION COMMENTS/REASONS FOR mil TAG ITEM DESCRIPTiON/NAME IIAKE!llFG. NUMBER NUIIB£R DATE COST DECLARING AS SURPLUS ------._------07 161075 CPU COMPUTER IBII 5170 mom 19B7 $4,B95.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 68 164267 COMPUTER ZENITH ZII-158-43 63900943 1987 $1,769.00 . OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 69 181579 COMPUTER TELEI 1280 16119 1987 S2,B75.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 70 170615 COPIER mow N/A 164634 1986 $5,711.00 8EYOND ECON REPAIRS 71 188643 PRINTER IBII 5204 11-0036784 1990 $1,200.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 72 194315 CPU COMPUTER ZENITH lIHSB43 b48CF0463 1987 $1,812.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 73 ]40795 TERIIINAL IBM 3778 m66 N/A $3,000.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 74 i555bO TERM 1iiAL WCTROLLER CO"M 3274 57047 1983 S29, 115. 00 DBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 75 J40204 CPU COMPJTER SYSTEM IBII 3274 15739 1980 S40,9CI4.65 OBSOLETE/NOT WORkING 76 175133 T£RMIN~L CON1ROLLER 16M 3274D41 kb8;4 1986 U4,634.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 77 172149 TERMINAL IBII m4 92293 1986 U5,495.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORkiNG 78 IB7229 COPIER MACHINE IIINOLTA EP210v mm 19B9 $1,001.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 79 10276il S£ WIG MAUd NE RICCAR II-BBB N/A 1984 $546.00 OBSOLETE/BEYOND REPAIRS BO j 457 32 HRMINAL TELEVIDEO mc 21065132 1982 S648.00 OBSOLETE/NOT MORkING 81 179147 COIiPUTER ZENITH ZF-158-42 648CD042 1987 SI,113.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 62 175175 com TER ZENITH ZW-15H2 434DF0467C 19B7 U,300.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 83 j616~9 COMPUTER ZENITH ZF-151 43bDH0603C 1983 Sl,7B6.~0 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 84 174515 COKPUTER ZENITH ZW-158. 444DH746C 1986 SI, 399.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 85 177725 COKPliTER lfI.JI1H ZF-158-43 634CF07t9 1986 $1,107.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORK1NG 86 179348 COKPU1ER APPLE Mmo 095110001E 1987 SI,053.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING E7 175727 COMPUTER ZENITH ZF15842 618DE04'5 1987 $1,399.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 88 1mbl CO~PUTf.R ZENI iH liOO 444DH0031C 19B6 SI, 400. 00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING l~ I <. '1 434[q,7:~C P9 169101 COMPUTER ZENl II! ... J. J~ 19% $1,786.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORrING 90 :728:'1 CJMPUTER lEN} fH l.151 423DDO(i7('C l1B6 SI,~.'.ljO 08S0LETE/NGT ~DhKING 91 175389 COMPUTER IEIiI TH ZFI58 b140C0364 1986 S2, 174 .00 OBSOLEtE/NOT WORKING 92 161668 COIlPUTER lENITH ZF151 43bDHI055C 19B5 Sl,786.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 93 161673 COIlPUTER ZENITH ZF151 43bDH0902C 1985 Sl,786.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 94 15BI37 !lONITOR IBIl 1M15B 0235228 1984 $540.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 95 167861 conpUTER ZENITH ZF151 438DH0678C 1985 SI,163.00 OBSOLETE/NOT MORKING 96 163263 COIlPUTER IB/I 5150 0939873515 1985 S3,052.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 97 186652 POWER SUPPLY UNISON 1000 045365 1989 $1,104.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 93 17[595 C3~PU!ER Z[NITH ZF 15B 551DJr)Ci79 1986 $1,399.00 OBSOLETE/NOT NORKIN6 99 1B9298 conpUTER IB.~ 8550-03J502 2372500400 J990 S3,709.00 OBSOLETE/NOT MORKING ------

SUBTOTAL: $154,562.85 • • 04/12/95• SURPLUS PROFERTY DEPARTMENT DISPOSITION APPROVAL LIST

ORIGINAL OR UNII PROPERTY 1I0DEL SERIAL ACIlU lSI TION ACQUISITION COMMENTS/REASONS FOR IlEM TAG ITEM DESCRIPTION/NAIIE tlAKE/tlFG. NUMBER NUIIBER DATE COST DECLARING AS SURPLUS ------lCO 167150 TERMINAL DIGITAL VTIOI TA-26688 1983 5938.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 101 167060 co~rUTER IBM 5150 0662763515 1984 S3,000.00 08S0LETE/NOT WORKING 10: 161622 TERM INAL DIGITAL VTlOI TA-55441 1984 S864.00 08S0LETE/NOT WORKING 10: 185601 COMPUlER COMPUADD 63707 82301578 1989 SJ,165.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 104 161333 PRINTER JBM N/A 52811 1983 $8,696.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 1u5 167B93 CO~FUTER KEYSTATION TELEX 178 66647 1985 S973.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 106 161332 TRANSPHOR IBM N/A 7lV41 19B3 S2,IB5.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 107 161331 TERMINAL IBM N/A 69514 1984 S64B.OO OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING J(t8 J45506 LABELING UNIT lRDY II/A 30m 1981 $695.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING 109 132930 5~ITCHER PANASONIC IlJ550 B60675 1979 $3,914.98 08S0LETE/NOT WORKING 110 141220 CAMERA CONTROL SONY OP3040 994314 1981 S3,650.00 OBSOLETE/NOT WORKING III 163307 PRINTER IB/I 5152-002 OB47645 1985 S595.00 OBSOLETE 112 168286 COMPUm ZEN ITH ZF-151-52 445DED482C 1985 SI,679.00 OBSOLETE OBSOLETE "13 145520 TYPEWRIlER IBII N/A 943845 19B1 mo.oo 114 182060 COMPUTER ZENITH lE-1217-BO 733CLOm 1988 $1,619.00 OBSOLETE 115 114055 IV CAI1ERA PANASONIC WV341P 5Y2866 1977 $61B.68 OBSOLETE m8.55 OBSOLETE j 16 1147 62 CAllER ALENS PANASONIC N/A F2.5 1977 JJ7 127426 VIDEO RECORDER PANASONIC Nvnoo H7HAllll2 1978 $2,580.00 08S0LETE lIB 1274i7 VCR PANASONIC NV9500 I7HAlJ058 1978 S5,332.00 OBSOLETE lJ9 127m £0 ITOR eOtHROL PANASONIC NVA9S0 67AOO36YD 1978 $I ,465.00 OBSOLETE 120 127432 VIDEO RECORDER PANASONIC NV9200 H7HA1N06 1978 $2,580.00 OBSOLETE 121 127435 PLAYER CASSETTE PANASONIC NV9100 57HAlll29 1978 $),204.00 OBSOLETE 122 153804 RECORDER CASSETTE PANASONIC NV9300 P7NA1400B 1982 $835.00 OBSOLETE 123 153851 VCR PAtIASON IC NV8400 KOHA20232 1982 SI.I00.00 OBSOLETE 124 168476 AUDIO MI XER BROADCAST ELEC N/A 31207 1984 S893.00 OBSOLETE 125 169592 VIDEO CAIIERA SONY DIC-1820 10612 1985 $2,505.00 OBSOLETE 126 169710 RECORDER VIDEO CASSETTE SONY V04BOO 24893 1985 S2,505.00 BROKEN 127 171370 RECORDER VIDEO PANASONIC RI02PA J4H1300529 1985 $756.00 BROKEN 128 161825 PH METER CORNING 130 5746 1984 $833.00 OBSOLETE 129 170474 PRINTER TOSHIBA pmo PA17992 1985 $599.00 08S0LETE 130 73262 SPECTROPHOTOMETER BECKtlAN 1403 1002502 1970 $3,000.00 OBSOLETE 131 1618}1 REGULATOR PORR IIlS1R N/A 0623B3 1984 S7S9 .00 OBSOLETE 132 1692&8 PRltmR CIIOH NfA 016977 1985 $1,402.00 OBSOLETE 133 164352 POWER SUppl Y PHAR"ACIA N/A 113223 1984 $2,017.00 NOT WORKING 134 155t41 SHAKER BATH VWR SCIENTIFIC 676 1082-108 1983 $I ,687.00 NOT WORKING 135 138123 JUNCTI ON BO J DIGITAL N/A 15551 N/A $1,747.00 OBSOLETE ------

SUBTOTAL: $66,368.21 GRAND TOTAL: $408,065.34 •

EXHIBITD •

• Faculty Contracts Office Scholes Hall 222 The University of New Mexico Albuquerque, New Mexico 87131 • May 12,1995 CONTRACTS, RESIGNATIONS, RETIREMENTS AND LEAYES

I. Contracts

New Faculty. Administrative Staff & Coaches 1994-95 Appt Contract St. Date Name Title & Dept Code*FTE Mos ~

03/01/95 Apodaca, Jerry VIS Res Lecturer in V 100 11 55,000 The Center for Southwest (U 60,000) Research, General Library

03/15/95 Binder, David Head Athletic Trainer Staff 100 U 60,000 Athletics

03/W/95 Burleson, William Asst Professor of C 100 3.4348 24,044 Radiation Oncology (U 84,000)

03/01/95 Davis, Victor Asst Professor of V 100 4 23,333 Surgery (U 70,000)

• 01/23/95 Fleming, Carole V Lecturer in Health V 100 16wks 10,948 Careers, Gallup Branch (9 26,687)

04/01/95 Kestner, Mark S Asst Professor of 1 100 3 W,OOO Surgery (U 80,000) Education:BS (1978) MichiganTechnologicalUniversity; MD(1982) UniversitY ofMichigan; Internship (1982-83), Residency (1983-87) St. Joseph Mercy Hospital

04/15/95 Morris, Ruth Lecturer ill in Health N 100 2.5 12,396 Sciences Ltbrarianship (U 59,500)

03/01/95 Murrell, William Gregory Res Asst Professor of V 100 7 23,333 Education (U 40,000)

*The codes used in this column are: 1 to 6=Term appointment with specific year designated; V =VISiting or Temporary; P =Probationary; T =Tenured; C = Clinician • Educator; N =Non-probationary. Regents' Meeting, 05/12/95

• II. Retirements Title & Dept Effective Date

Ericksen, Gladys Department Administrator 05/01/95 EECE

Lillie,Joan Student Advisor 06/01/95 EECE

Schmider, Norma M Coord Duplicating Facility 06/01/95 School of Law

ill. Resignations

Fegan, Howard Professor of Mathematics 05/31/95 & Statistics

Go, Wei Res Asst Professor of 03/31/95 Biochemistry

Johnson, Alan V Res Asst Professor 03/31/95 • of Biology Lee, Jane F Res Assoc Professor of 04/30/95 of Special Education

Palmer, Robert Asst Professor of 02/15/95 Medicine

IV. Leaves

Title & Dept

A. Leave Without Pay

Alberts, Laurie Asst Professor of 1995-96 English Semester I

Basso, Keith Professor of Anthropology 1995-96 Semester I

Bose, Ranjit Asst Professor of 1995-96 Management Semester I

• -2- Regents' Meeting, 05/12/95

Embid, Pedro F Assoc Professor of 1995-96 • Math & Statistics Academic Year Lawrence, Linda Instructor in Human 1994-95 Services, Valencia 2/27/95-5/13/95

Long, Jeffrey Assoc Professor of 1995-96 Anthropology Academic Year

Milgram, James Professor of Math 1995-96 & Statistics Academic Year

Ravinder, H. V. Assoc Professor of 1995-96 Management Academic year

Tigges, E Asst Professor of 1994-95 Nursing 4/'lfj/95-5/13/95

Yang, YlSOng Assoc Professor of 1995-96 Math & Statistics Academic year

Zhao, Xin Miao Res Asst Professor 1994-95 of Physics & Astronomy 3/1/95-6/3/J/95

• B. Sabbatical Leaves Abdallah, C Assoc Professor of 1995-96 2/3 pay EECE Academic Year

Angel, Edward Professor of Comp Sci; 1995-96 2/3 pay Professor of EECE Academic Year

Beene, Lynn Professor of 1995-96 2/3 pay English Academic Year

Berthold, R Assoc Professor of 1995-96 full pay History Semester I

Brown, James Professor of Biology 1995-96 2/3 pay Semester I

Bybee, Joan Professor of 1995-96 2/3 pay Linguistics Academic Year

Campana, M Assoc Professor of 1995-96 2/3 pay Earth & Planetary Sci Academic Year

• -3- Regents' Meeting, 05/12/95

Campbell, Belva Assoc Professor of 1995-96 2/3 pay • Physics & Astronomy Academic Year Cofer, Lynette Professor of 1995-96 2/3 pay Psychology Academic Year

Cox, Susan Assoc Professor of 1995-96 2/3 pay Theatre & Dance Academic Year

Cromer, Donna Assoc Professor of 1995-96 full pay Librarianship Semester I

Crossey, Laura Assoc Professor of 1995-96 full pay Earth & Planetary Sci Semester I

deGouvea Neto,R Assoc Professor of 1995-96 2/3 pay Management and Latin Academic Year American Studies

DeJong, C Asst Professor of 1995-96 2/3 pay Art & Art History Academic Year

Drennan, James Professor of 1995-96 full pay Orthopaedics Semester I

Facey, Martin Assoc Professor of 1995-96 2/3 pay • Art & Art History Semester I Felberg, L Professor of Music 1995-96 full pay Semester I

Fleming, Robert Assoc Dean of A & S; 1995-96 full pay Professor of English Semester I

Harris, Mary B Professor of Ed 1995-96 full pay Foundations Semester I

Harris, Richard Professor of 1995-96 full pay Psychology Semester I

Howell, Gregory Assoc Professor of 1995-96 2/3 pay Civil Engr Academic Year

Humphries, S Professor of EECE 1995-96 2/3 pay Academic Year

Johnson, G Professor of Biology 1995-96 full pay Semester I

• -4- Regents' Meeting, 05/12/95

Kessen, John Professor of History 1995-96 2/3 pay • Semester I Kodric-Brown, A Professor of Biology .1995-96 full pay Semester I

Kolchevska, Natasha Assoc Professor of 1995-96 full pay Foreign Languages & Semester I Literatures

Lazorik, Wayne Professor of Art & 1995-96 full pay Art History Semester I

Logsdon, Jeanne Assoc Professor of 1995-96 2/3 pay Management Academic year

Maji, Arup Assoc Professor of 1995-96 2/3 pay Civil Engr Academic Year

Mandler, Raul Assoc Professor of 1995-96 2/3 pay Neurology; Assoc FIScal year Professor of Anatomy

Mann, Benjamin Professor of Mathematics 1995-96 2/3 pay & Statistics Academic Year

Martin, Wanda Assoc Professor of 1995-96 full pay • English Semester I

May, Philip Director of CASAA; 1995-96 full pay Professor of Sociology 8/1/95-1/31/96

Muller, Helen Assoc Professor of 1995-96 2/3 pay Management; Assoc Academic Year Professor of Dental Hygiene

Osler, Turner Assoc Professor of 1995-96 full pay Surgery Semester I

Panitz, John Professor of Physics & 1995-96 2/3 pay Astronomy; Professor of Academic Year Anatomy

Porler, Jonathan Chair of the Dept of 1995-96 full pay History; Professor of Semester I History

Razani, Arsalan Professor of Mechanical 1995-96 2/3 pay Engr Academic Year

• -5- Regents' Meeting, 05/12/95

Remmer, Karen Professor of Political 1995-96 2/3 pay '. Science Academic Year

Richardson, James Assoc Professor of 1995-96 2/3 pay Planning Academic Year

Rodriguez, Sylvia Assoc Professor of 1995-96 2/3 pay Anthropology Academic Year

Ruybal, Sally Professor of Nursing 1995-96 full pay Semester I

Scharff, Virginia Asst Professor of 1995-96 2/3 pay History Academic year

Scott, James Assoc Professor of 1995-96 2/3 pay Anesthesiology FIScal year

Steele, Paul Assoc Professor of 1995-96 2/3 pay Sociology Academic Year

Szabo, Joyce Asst Professor of Art 1995-96 2/3 pay & Art History Academic Year

Truman, CRandall Assoc Professor of 1995-96 2/3 pay • Mechanical Engineering Academic Year Utton, Albert Professor of LaW; Editor 1995-96 full pay of the Natural Resources Semester I Journal

Wemer-Washburne,M Assoc Professor of 1995-96 Biology Academic Year 2/3 pay

Williams, Richard Professor of EECE 1995-96 full pay Semester I

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