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New Appointments University; formerly of the University of . Samuel H. Beer, Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr. Michael M. Gunter, full professor, Ten- Professor of American Politics, Boston nessee Tech University. College; formerly Eaton Professor of the Science of Government, Harvard Univer- John David Harman, assistant professor, sity. St. John Fisher College, Rochester, New York. Anne O'Meara Bowman, assistant pro- fessor, University of South Carolina; for- William A. Hazleton, assistant professor, merly of Texas A&M. Miami University, Oxford, ; formerly a visiting appointment at Miami Univer- C. Anthony Broh, assistant professor, sity. Rutgers University; formerly of Columbia University. Richard K. Herrmann, assistant profes- sor, Ohio State University. T. R. Carr, assistant professor, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville; formerly at Milton Heumann, professor of political Texas Tech University. science, Rutgers University; formerly of the . Susan J. Carroll, assistant professor, Eagleton Institute, Rutgers University; Roger E. Kanet, University of Illinois at formerly of George Univer- Urbana-Champaign, has been appointed sity. an associate of the Center for Advanced Study of the University of Illinois for Jimmy D. Case, assistant professor, Sul 1981-82, where he will be engaged in Ross State University, Texas. full-time research on a project dealing Donald K. Crone, assistant professor, with Soviet and East European relations College, Michigan State with Africa. University; formerly of the University of David R. Mares, acting assistant profes- British Columbia. sor, University of California, San Diego; Alan Chartocck is the first individual to formerly El Colegio de Mexico. hold a joint appointment from two SUNY Connie Mauney, assistant professor, campuses. While he will continue to David Lipscomb College. serve as professor of at the State University College at New Douglass Nelson, assistant professor, Paltz, he will also become professor of Rutgers University; formerly with the rhetoric and communications at the State World Bank. University of New York at Albany. Jeremiah M. Riemer, instructor, Oberlin Mark R. Daniels, assistant professor. Uni- College. versity of Connecticut; formerly of Okla- Shawn Rosenberg, assistant professor, homa State University. University of California, Irvine; formerly Steven P. Erie, assistant professor, Uni- Yale University. versity of California, San Diego; formerly Ford Runge, assistant professor, Univer- SUNY-Albany. sity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Larry German, assistant professor, Han- Carole Uhlaner, assistant professor, Uni- over College. versity of California, Irvine; formerly as- David F. Gordon, assistant professor, sistant professor. Northwestern Univer- James Madison College, Michigan State sity.

698 PS Summer 1981 R. Kent Weaver, instructor, Ohio State bus Club Award in the and University. Social Sciences for 1981 for outstanding scholarship by a young scholar that is of Bradford Wilson, assistant professor, public relevance and significance. California State College at San Bernar- dino. The Gerald R. Ford Library on the North Clifford J. Wirth, assistant professor. Campus of the University of Michigan in University of New Hampshire. Ann Arbor was dedicated on April 27, 1981. It will be available for extensive Edward J. Woodhouse, assistant profes- research in September, 1981. Samuel H. sor, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute; for- Barnes and Harold K. Jacobson served on merly College of William & Mary. the five-member Building Committee. Shawky Zeidan, assistant professor. Fort George Grassmuck chaired the Dedica- Lewis College, Durango, Colorado. tion Committee and its Arrangements Committee.

W. Robert Gump, Miami University, Activities served as a consultant to the Ohio Devel- opment Financing Commission, and co- Philip Abbott, professor, Wayne State authored a study report on the impact of University, is a recipient of a Board of industrial revenue bonds on job genera- Governors Faculty Recognition Award for tion and economic development. He also 1981 for distinguished scholarly is serving as chair of the Faculty Advisory achievement during the past year. Committee to the Chancellor of the Ohio Board of Regents, and as chair of the Earl M. Baker, Temple University and a Miami University Faculty Conference. Commissioner of Chester County, Penn- Gump recently completed a term as chair sylvania, has been elected to the Board of of the Oxford City Planning Commission. Directors of the National Association of Counties. Ahmad Haffar, State University College, New Paltz, New York, will spend a sec- Ira Carmen, associate professor at the ond year with the Department of Political University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, and Administrative Sciences, University will be in residence in fall 1981 at Yale. of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. He was selected to be a visiting scholar and will be working in the Law and Medi- Richard S. Hillman, St. John Fisher Col- cine Program, studying the relationship lege, Rochester, New York, is the recipi- between scientific research and legal ent of a National Endowment for the norms. Humanities grant to participate in a Thomas E. Cronin, Colorado College, has seminar on "Social and Political Change been appointed to the Democratic Party's in Twentieth Century Latin America" at Commission on the Presidential Nominat- the University of Washington, Seattle, ing Process. He has also been elected a June 22-August 14, 1981. member of the Board of Trustees of the Houston-based American Leadership William D. Jackson, Miami University, Forum. Oxford, Ohio, presented papers and sem- Eric Davis, assistant professor, Rutgers inars on arms control topics in Romania, University, will be on leave at the Hoover West Germany, and East Germany under Institution, Stanford University, the sponsorship of the U.S. Department 1981-82. of State and International Communica- tion Agency. Professor Jackson will be Raymond Duvall, professor, University of on research assignment for the spring Minnesota, has received a Council on semester, 1981-82. Foreign Relations International Affairs Fellowship. He expects to be working Roger E. Kanet, University of Illinois at with the World Bank during the academic Urbana-Champaign, received The Cam- year 1981-82. pus Award for Excellence in Undergradu- ate Teaching awarded in spring 1981. Roy Fleming, assistant professor, Wayne He is the General Editor of English- State University, is a recipient of the Pro- Language Publications for the Second 699 News and Notes

World Congress for Soviet and East Euro- Science Association for their paper en- pean Studies, held in Garmisch-Parten- titled "Social Psychological Characteris- kirchen, in fall 1980. Approximately 12 tics and Telephone Interviewer Effective- volumes of selected papers will be pub- ness." lished by Pergamon Press and Berkeley Professor Gary Orfield, University of Illi- Slavic Specialties. nois, Urbana-Champaign, has been ap- John Kincaid, assistant professor, North pointed as a guest scholar at the Brook- Texas State University, has received the ings Institution, the Governmental Stu- best paper award for his paper entitled dies Program, for the period July, 1981- "Liberal Roots of Our Ecologic Crisis and August, 1982. During his affiliation with Illiberal Tensions of the New Ecologic the Institution, he will be working on a Ethic" presented at the 1980 Annual study entitled "Housing, Urban Policy Meeting of the Southwestern Political and Metropolitan Racial Patterns." Science Association. Gerald M. Pomper, professor, Rutgers University, will be on leave at Nuffield Donald P. Kommers, professor of govern- ment and law and director of the Law College, Oxford, for 1981-82. School's Center for Civil and Human Rights, has been awarded a Rockefeller Nathaniel S. Preston, University Profes- Foundation Humanities Fellowship and a sor Emeritus, The American University, grant from West Germany's Alexander received his J.D. degree summa cum von Humboldt Foundation. The project to laude from the Washington College of be funded, "Liberty, Equality, and Frater- Law, The American University. Professor nity in German and American Constitu- Preston will join the Washington, D.C. tional Law: The Quest for a Public Philos- firm of Wald, Harkrader & Ross in Sep- ophy," will be carried out in Germany tember, as an associate. and the U.S. Kommers will be a guest of William B. Rogers, professor of political the Max Planck Institute of Foreign and science, State University College at Cort- Public Law at Heidelberg University dur- land, New York, has been elected Presi- ing the winter semester of 1981 and a dent of the State University of New York visiting fellow at Princeton's Center of In- Faculty Senate for a two-year term com- ternational Studies during 1982. mencing July 1, 1981. The University Faculty Senate is the faculty governance body for the 35 state-operated cam- Nancy Kopp, a political scientist and puses in the SUNY system. member of the Maryland General Assem- bly, has been selected as one of 12 George K. Romoser, University of New young political leaders from across the Hampshire, was a delegate to the 3rd country to participate in a study tour of Conference of the International Council the Middle East. Sponsored by the non- on the Future of the University in Lisbon, partisan American Council of Young Portugal, April 1981. Political Leaders, the tour group will tra- Richard H. Rosswurm, Marshall Univer- vel this month to Saudi Arabia, Jordan, sity, is on leave of absence beginning fall Israel and Egypt and engage in discus- 1981 at the University of Cincinnati Col- sions with leaders in each country on a lege of Law as a fellow in the Urban Mor- broad spectrum of issues of mutual con- gan Institute for Human Rights. While cern. focusing on human rights law, he will David S. Mclellan, Miami University, Ox- also pursue the usual J.D. curriculum. ford, Ohio, spent the second half of the Philip A. Russo, Jr., Miami University, spring semester, 1980-81, as a visiting served as a consultant to the Ohio Devel- fellow at Clare Hall, Cambridge Univer- opment Financing Commission, and co- sity, England. authored a study report on the impact of Roy E. Miller, associate professor, South- industrial revenue bonds on job genera- ern Illinois University at Carbondale, and tion and economic development. He will David A. Bositis, assistant professor, be on research assignment for the spring George Washington University, are recip- semester, 1981-82. ients of the Pi Sigma Alpha Award for the best paper presented at the 1980 annual Steven R. Schlesinger, The Catholic Uni- meeting of the Southwestern Political versity of America, will be on leave in the

700 PSSummer 1981 fall semester, 1981; he has been Richard I. Hofferbert, professor of poiiti awarded an Earhart Foundation research cal science, and Director, Center foi .grant to study the factual and evidentiary Social Analysis at SUNY-Binghamton," underpinnings of selected decisions of has been appointed visiting professor foi the United States Supreme Court. He has 1981-82 at Bogacizi University in Istan- also been appointed to a consultantship bul, Turkey. Under sponsorship of the with the minority of the Subcommittee OECD, he will be teaching graduate semi- on the of the Senate Judi- nars and assisting in the development of ciary Committee. a new graduate program in Public Policy and Public Management. Sarah Slavin Schramm is now Sarah Slavin. Correspondence to her and for Kay Lawson, visiting professor, Rutgers Women & Politics, of which she is the University, spring semester, 1982. Managing Editor, should be addressed to: Department of and Political Jennie K. Lincoln, visiting assistant pro- Science, State University College at Buf- fessor, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio falo, 1300 Elmwood Avenue, Buffalo, 1981-82. New York 14222. Shawky S. Zeidan spent the spring 1981 Joel C. Moses, associate professor, Iowa term traveling around the world and State University, will be visiting associ- teaching political science. Among the ate professor at the University of Cali- countries visited: Brazil, Venezuela, fornia, San Diego, winter and spring Kenya, India, South Africa, Sri Lanka, quarters, 1982. Japan and Taiwan. Dale A. Newman, professor of political Dina Zinnes, Charles Merriam Professor, science at the University of Missouri- University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Kansas City, has been designated aca- and Philip Schrodt, Northwestern Univer- demic associate in the office of the Vice sity, have received a two-year grant from President for Academic Affairs for the the National Science Foundation, to re- University of Missouri system for the search a project entitled "Collaborative year beginning September 1, 1981. Research on Modeling International Inter- David M. O'Brien, assistant professor, actions." The project will be funded for Woodrow Wilson Department of Govern- $75,127. ment and Foreign Affairs, , has been awarded a post-doc- toral visiting fellowship at the Russell Sage Foundation for 1981-82. Visiting and Temporary Appointments Paul Roazen, professor, York University, will be visiting professor at the University of California, San Diego, spring quarter Walter Arnold, visiting assistant profes- sor, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, 1982. 1981-82. Richard E. Sargent, visiting assistant pro- fessor, State University College, New Harold W. Chase, professor at the Uni- Paltz, New York. versity of Minnesota, will be visiting pro- fessor at the University of California, San Jean Edward Smith, professor, Univer- Diego, winter quarter 1982. sity of Toronto, will be visiting professor at the University of California, San Diego, Roger A. Coate, visiting assistant profes- sor, University of South Carolina, 1981- spring quarter 1982. 82. Michael P. Smith, professor, Tulane Uni- Michael Crozier, Centre de Sociologie des versity, will be visiting professor at the Organisations, Paris, France, will be a Graduate School of Public Policy, Univer- visiting professor at the University of sity of California, Berkeley, during fall, California, Irvine, during winter 1982. 1981. In the spring, 1982, he will be a Henry W. Ehrmann, professor, Dart- visiting scholar at King's College, Cam- mouth College, will be visiting professor bridge. at the University of California, San Diego, Gunnar Wikstrom, Jr., professor of politi- winter quarter 1982. cal science, Buena Vista College, has re- 701 News and Notes

ceived a staff assignment from the Col- Studies at Murray State University in lege to work at the Taipei Language Insti- August 1981 as associate professor of tute in Taiwan for a six-month period, be- political science and the first Director of ginning June 28, 1981. His responsibili- the Master of Pro- ties, along with five students, is to teach gram. conversational English and to learn Man- darin Chinese. In addition, he is respon- Bryan Jones, professor to chairperson of sible for setting up future faculty-student Department of Political Science at Wayne language-cultural exchange programs on State University, Detroit, Michigan. behalf of Buena Vista College. As Direc- Charles W. Kegley, chairman, Depart- tor of this newly initiated program, he will ment of Government and International be establishing and developing opportuni- Studies, University of South Carolina. ties for future exchanges. Paul Sunik Kim, chairman. Department of Richard Franklin Winter, associate pro- Political Science, Gannon University, Erie, Pennsylvania. fessor, Dartmouth College, will be visit- ing associate professor at the University James A. Kuhlman, Director and Special of California, San Diego, fall quarter Assistant to President Holderman for In- 1981. ternational Projects, James F. Byrnes In- ternational Center, University of South Carolina. Frederick P. Lewis has been elected chair Administrative Appointments of the Department of History and Political Science, University of Lowell, Lowell, Thomas J. Bellows, Director, Division of Massachusetts. Social Sciences, College of Humanities and Social Sciences, The University of Carl Metz, chairman. Department of Texas at San Antonio. Political Science, Hanover College. Peter W. Colby, assistant professor, Jeffrey Milstein, Director of Research, SUNY-Binghamton, has been appointed Porter, Navelli Associates Inc., Washing- Acting Director of the SUNY-Binghamton ton, D.C. Center for Social Analysis for 1981-82. Steven M. Neuse, Director of the MPA Ron Downing, professor and chairperson, Program, University of Arkansas, Fay- to Director, Michigan Metropolitan Infor- etteville; formerly at the University of mation Center and professor of political Tennessee, Knoxville. science. John M. Ostheimer, chairman. Depart- Charles Elder, associate professor, ment of Political Science, Northern Ari- Wayne State University, Detroit, Michi- zona University, Flagstaff, Arizona. gan, named chief faculty negotiator for AAUP contract negotiations. Peter J. Pizor has assumed the position of chairman of the Humanities and Social H. Gaylon Greenhill, professor of political Science Division at Indiana University science. Vice Chancellor and Dean of East. Faculties at University of Wisconsin- Whitewater. Stephen A. Salmore, chairman, Depart- ment, of Political Science. The depart- Willis D. Hawley, formerly of Duke Uni- ments of Political Science at Douglass versity, has been appointed Dean of Pea- College, Livingston College, Rutgers Col- body College of Vanderbilt University and lege, and University College, all on the professor of education and political sci- New Brunswick campus of Rutgers, have ence. been reorganized into a single depart- ment which is part of the newly created Faculty of Arts and Sciences. Richard S. Hillman, Chairman, Depart- ment of Political Science, St. John Fisher Peter A. Schocket, director, Graduate College. Program in Public Administration, Xavier George A. James, President of Commu- University; formerly of University of Cin- a nity Research and Management Incor- cinnati. porated, Arlington, Wisconsin, joined the Michael P. Smith, director, Programn foforr 1 Department of Political Science and Legal Urban and Regional Research, Cente)r for I 702 PS Summer 1981 J Public Policy Studies, Tulane University. D. Grier Stephenson, Jr., full professor. Franklin and Marshall College. Richard Spillane, S.J., chairman, Depart- ment of Political Science, Creighton Uni- Gertrude A. Steuernagel, associate pro- pversity. fessor, Kent State University, Kent, Ri I Ron Steinberg, reappointed chairman, Ohio. Department of Political Science, State Donley T. Studlar, associate professor University College, New Paltz, New York. with tenure, Centre College of Kentucky. Kenneth L. Wise, Program Director, Inter- Jorge Tapia-Videla, full professor of polit- national Relations, Creighton University. ical science, Wayne State University, De- troit, Michigan. Jane Shapiro Zacek, formerly professor at Manhattanville College and visiting Marcia Wicker Taylor, associate profes- professor at The National War College, sor. University of South Carolina. has become Executive Assistant to the Deborah Toler, assistant professor, Ohio Director, Governor's Office of Employee State University. Relations, New York State, Albany, New York. Harvey Waterman, associate professor, Rutgers University. Thomas C. Wiegele, professor. Northern Illinois University. Promotions James L. Wiser, professor, Loyola Uni- versity of Chicago. Myron Aronoff, professor, Rutgers Uni- versity. Jean Yarbrough, associate professor, Loyola University of Chicago. Barbara Bardes, associate professor, Loyola University of Chicago. P. Dennis Bathory, associate professor, Rutgers University. Robert Benedict, associate professor, Retirements University of Utah. Gerald Benjamin, professor, State Uni- Paul H. Anderson, professor and former versity College, New Paltz, New York. chairman of political science, Duquesne University. Francis A. Boyle, associate professor Enrique Baloyra, professor, University of with tenure. University of Illinois College North Carolina at Chapel Hill. of Law in Champaign. Ardath Burks, professor, Rutgers Univer- Richard S. Hillman, professor, St. John sity. Fisher College. S. Grover Rich, professor, University of William D. Jackson, professor, Miami Utah. University, Oxford, Ohio. James Watson, professor, Rutgers Uni- Bruce Jacobs, associate professor, Uni- versity. versity of Rochester. John M. Ostheimer, professor, Northern Arizona University. Robert A. Poirier, associate professor. Correction Northern Arizona University. Larry M. Preston, associate professor. Elizabeth Doherty was listed in the Spring Northern Arizona University. PS in the Announcement of Awards sec- tion for a National Science Foundation Leonard G. Ritt, professor, Northern Ari- Graduate Fellowship as a graduate of zona University. Yale University instead of the correct af- Gordon B. Smith, associate professor. filiation, Mount Holyoke College. PS re- University of South Carolina. grets the error. 703