October 1994

See Page -8 for ME UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION via the Susiness CMELLm'S WET NO. 78 Affairs and Audit Committee.

September 1, 1994 TO MEMBERS OF THE BUSINESS AFFAIRS AND AUDIT COMMITTEE: Tom Loeffler. Chairman Robert J. Crui kshank Hartha E. Smiley The Docket for The University of Texas System Administration and the Dockets recommended by the Chi ef Admi nistrati ve Offi cers concerned and prepared by the component institutions listed be1 ow are herewith submitted for ratification or approval, as appropriate. at the meeting of the U. T. System Hoard af Regents on October 7, 1994. The appropriate Executive Vice Chancellors and I concur in these recamendat ions.

lnsti utions - Pases The University of Tex-n C-1 through C-17

The University of Texas at Arl ington AR-1 through AR-62 The University of Texas at Austin A- 1 through A-33 The University of Texas at Brownsvi 1 1e 0-1 through 8-7 The University of Texas at Dallas 0-1 through 0-9 The University of Texas at El Paso EP-1 through EP-11 The University of Texas - Pan American PA-1 through PA-8 The University of Texas of the Permian Basin PB-1 through PB -4 The University of Texas at San Antonio SA-1 through SA-12 The University of Texas at Tyler TA-1 through TA-5

The University of Texas Southwestern Med~cal Center at Dallas HD-1 through HD-14 The ~niversityof Texas Medical Branch at Galveston G-1 through G-15 The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston HH-1 through HH-8 The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio HS - 1 through HS - 13 The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center CC-1 through LC-9 The University of Texas Health 5zTy2/& 5zTy2/& HT-1 through HT-4

William H. Cunning Chancel 1or

WHC :sh xc: TomHicks Bernard Rapoport Zan W. Holmes, Jr. El 1en C . Temp1 e Lowel 1 H. Lebermann, Jr. James P. Duncan Mario E. Ramirez, M.D. Charles 0. Mullins, M.0. THE WIYEEIM OF TEXAS SYSJEH ADnINZSTRATION

U. T. BWUI OF REGEKTS' HEETIHG OCTOBER 7, 1994

Paqe Business Contracts for Services ...... C- 3 Land Matters. incl udi ng Standard Easements. Surface Leases Permits and Water Contracts ...... C- 5

Other Fiscal Items ...... C-15

Land and Investment Report ...... C-17 (See attachment L & 1 1-943 THE UNIVERSITY Of TEXAS SYSTEM AIHlINISTRATION

OCTOBER 7. 1994

BUSINESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES

The following contracts have been awarded. have been administratively approved. and are recommended for ratification by the U. T. Board of Regents:

(MNDMENT TO FUNDS COMING IN)

Agency : Texas National Research Laboratory Commission Funds : Reduce $1,969,454 to $1,304,599 Period: Effective July 25, 1994 JitlelDescription: Amendment to subcontract docketed August. 1994. U. T. System through U. T. Austin shall furnlsh the necessary personnel , mater i a1 s, servi ces . faci 1 iti es and equipment for the Phase II SSC Project Assets Utilization Project Definition Study HUB : No

(FUNDS GOING W)

2. Agency: Texas Agricultural Experiment Station Funds : $11,800 Period: September 1, 1994 - August 31, 1995 Titl e/Descri pti on: Conduct research on ecological rehabi 1 i tat ion of caliche pits on University Lands HUB : No 3. Agency: NationsSanc Capital Markets, Inc. Funds : N/A Period: N/A Title/Descrl pti on : Master repurchase agreement for poss ibl e investment s for various port fol i0s. HUB : NO

4. Agency: Carroll McEntee & McGinl ey Incorporated Funds : N/A Titl elDescr ipt i on : Master repurchase agreement for possi ble investments for various portfolios. HU8 : No

5. Agency: Nomura Securities International , Inc. Funds : N/A Period: N/A Ti tle/Descri pti on : Master repurchase agreement for possi ble investments for various portfolios. HUR : No 6. Agency: J. P. Morgan Securities. Inc. Funds : NI A Period: N /A Titl e/Description : Master repurchase agreement for possible i nvestments for various portfol i 0s. HUB : No ME UNIYERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM ADHINISTRATIUN U. T. BOARD OF REGEKE' MEETING OCTOBER 7, 1994

BUSINESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES (Conti nued)

(FUNDS GOING OUT)

7. Agency: Goldman, Sachs & Co. Funds : 7.5 basis per annum Period: Effective August 15. 1994 TitJe/Description: Provide Remarketing Services in connection with the Board of Regents of The University of Texas System Permanent University Fund Variable Rate Notes, Series A. HUB : No 8. Agency: Bankers Trust Company Funds : $1,200 Annual 1y Per iod : Effective August 23. 1994 TitlelDescription: Provide Paying Agent/Registrar Services in connection with the Regents of The University of Texas System Permanent University Fund Var iabl e Rate Notes. Series A. HUB : No

With the approval of the Attorney General, Vice Chancellor and General Counsel Farabee has executed *Outside Counsel Agreements" for Fiscal Year 1993-1994 with the firms 1isted below. These agreements specify the maximum amount to be paid and the legal services to be rendered.

Davi s & Wi1 kerson. Austin, Texas Dies & Hlle, L.L.P., Austin, Texas Ful bright & Jaworski , Houston. Texas Gardere & Wynne, Dall as, Texas Hoffman, Sutterfield. Ensenat & Bankston, Baton Rouge, Loui siana Kelly. Hart & Hallman, Austin, Texas Lannen & Oliver, Dallas, Texas (HUB) Lewis & Williams. Galveston, Texas Little, Pedersen , F ankhauser & Cox, Dal 1 as, Texas McGi nni s . tochr idge & Ki1 gore, San Antonio, Texas Rafael 4ui ntani1 1 a. Austin, Texas (HUB) Walker & Satterthwaite, Austin, Texas (HUB) Yava Scott, Houston, Texas (HUB)

(BUSINESS CmSUPPLEMEHTAL INFOR)(ATIONI

Total Number of Contracts: Total Number Awarded to HUBS: % of Total Number of Contracts Awarded to HUBS:

Total Funds: Total Funds Awarded to HUBS: % of Total Funds Awarded to HUBS: THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM AOMINISTRATION U. T. BOARD OF REGEWSm NEnING (XPTrnER 7, 1994 LAND HATERS. INCLUDING STANDARD EASEMENTS, SURFACE LEASES, PERMITS AND WATER CONTRACTS lAND HATIERS Easement and Surface lease Nos. 869B· 8743, Amended Surface lease No. 6496. Assignment of lease Nos. 6337. 6384. 6463. 6597. 6606. 7271. 7500, 7501. 7502. 7503. 7605. 7606, 7607. 7958, 8141 &8206, 8505. Water Contract No. 216W &Water Exploration Permit #2, Salt Water Disposal Contract Nos. 121D·1220 and Geophyslcal Permit Nos. 4360· 4364. ··It is recommended by the Executive Vice Chancellor for Business Affairs that the following applications for easements and surface leases, amended surface lease. assignment of leases. water contracts. water exploration permit. salt ~ater disposal contracts and geophysical permits be ratified and the appropriate filing fees be accepted. All have been approved as to content by the appropriate officials. Payment for each has been received unless otherwise lndicated. and each document is on the University's standard form when applicable and is at the standard rate effecti~e February 1. 1986. unless otherw1se indicated. Easements and Surface Leases Nos. 8698 . 8743 No. Company Type County Block I Distance Period Consideration Pipe Line Reagan 9 & 58 900.72 rods of 7/1194 $8.935.78 n. Gas 12 3/B- 1ine. 6/3012004 0'1 354.61 rods of 10 3/8" line & 330.08 rods of 6 5/B" line 8699 Northern Natural Gas Company Pipe line Ward 18 247.45 rods of 811/94 1.113.52 (Renewa1 of #6079) Gas 4 112"' line 7/31/2004 8700 Warren Petroleum Company Pipe line Crane 30 1.633.00 rods of 911/94 7.34B.50 (Renewal of 16234) Gas 10 6/8" line 6/3112004 8701 Southland Royalty Company Power Line Crane 30 &31 151.01 rods of 7/1/94 400.00 Distribution single line 6/30/2004 (Hi n. ) B702 West Texas Utilities Company Power line Crockett 46 42.42 rods of 711/94 400.00 Distribution single line 6/30/2004 (Min.> ~

No. Company Type County Block. Distance Period Consideration 8742 Texas Utilities Electric Power line Andrews 13. 9.*3 2.041. 87 rods of 11/1194 52.858.61 (Renewal of #6271) Distribution &11 single line 10/31/2004 8743 Unelco Inc .. dba Surface lease Reagan 11 3 acres 9/1/94 1.200.00 Underwood Electric Office, Truck approximately 8/31/1995 (Renewal of #6694) &Electric Yard

Amended Surface lease No. 6496 No. Company Type cyunt y Block I Distance Period Consideration L 2.16 acres 611/94 $600.00 approximately 10/31/95

Assignment of leases Nos. 6337. 6384. 6463. 6597. 6606. 7271. 7500. 7501. 7502, 7503. 7605, 7606. 7607. 7958. B141. 8206 &8505

No. Assignor Assignee Type Permit County Consideration 6337 Texaco Exploration &Production. 01 sen Energy. Inc, Pipel ine Ward $400,00 Inc. 6384 Western Gas Resources. Inc. Delhl Gas Pipeline Corp. Pipeline Ward 400.00 6463 R.S. Meroney Jimmy l. Brown Surface lease Reagan 400.00 No. ASS iqnor Assi qnee Tme Permit Countv Consideration 6597 Western Gas Resources. Inc. Delhi Gas Pipeline Corp. Surface Lease Ward $400.00 Texaco Exploration 4 Production. Ol sen Energy. Inc. Powrl ine Ward 400.00 Inc. Exxon Pipel ine Conpany Texh Cmrcial Company Pipeline Crocke t i kitern Gas Resources. Inc. Delhi Gas Pipel ine Carp. Pipe?i ne Ward Western Gas Resources. inc. Delhi Gas Pipeline Corp. Pipel i ne Ward Western Gas Resources, I nc . Oel hi Gas Pipel ine Corp. Pipel ine Ward Western Gas Resources. Inc. De3 hi Gas Pipeline Corp. Pipel ine Ward Western Gas Resources. Inc. Delhi Gas Pipeline Corp. Pipe1 ine Ward Western Gas Resources. Inc. klhi Gas Pipeline Corp. Pipe? ine Ward Western Gas Resources. Inc. De?hi Gas Pipeline Corp. Pipel ine Ward Western Gas Resources. Inc. Delhi Gas Pipeline Corp. Pipeline Hard Western Gas Resources. Inc. Delhi Gas Pipeline Corp. Pipel ine Ward Engineered Pipel ine Systems. I nc . Coda Energy Inc. Pipe1 ine Crane & Upton Western Gas Resources, Inc. Delhi Gas Pipeline Corp. Surface Lease Ward Water Contract No. 216W &water Exploration Permit #2 CNT BLOCK TERH 5 RENTAL ROY IHGAl HINIMUM NO. GRANTOR NO. COUNTY YEARS RATE OR SAL£S ROYALTY 216W Globe Energy Services Inc 31 Crane 08/01194 500.00/5 YRS .304/.60ci/t«JAL $ 500.00/YR 07/31199

2 Upton County Water Dist 16 Pecos 08/01194 1319.56/1 YR

Salt Water Disposal Contract Nos. 1210·1220

Type No. c~any Permit County Block Or Area Period ConSideration

{l 1210 Hanley Petroleum Inc SWD Reagan 2 1 acre 8/01/94 $ 1. 000. OO/Yr , 7/31/95 t-'w 1220 BTA Oil Producers SWD Andrews 9 1 acre 8/01194 $ 1. 500. OO/Yr 7/31/95 Geophysical Permit Nos. 4360·4364 No Company Area Blocks and Counties Perjod Consideration 4360 Trace Ventures Exploration. Inc. One 1 through 14. Andrews. Gaines 7/6/94 $400.00 for Exploration GeophYSiCS, Inc. and Hartin Counties 10/5/94 4361 western Geophysical One 1 through 14. Andrews. Gaines 7/25/94 406.00 for Southwest Royalty and Hartin Counties 10/24/94 4362 Dawson Geophysical Company One 1 through 14. Andrews. Gaines 8/10/94 400.00 for Fasken Oil &Ranching Interests and Martin Counties 11/9/94 No Company Area Blocks and Counties Period Consideration 4363 Western Geophysical Company Seven 29 through 33 Crockett County 8/16/94 400.00 for Union Pacific Resources 11/15/94 4364 Dawson Geophysical Company Ten 16 through 28. and James Campbell 8/29/94 400.00 for Enserch Block 165. Pecos County 11/26/94

n. ZIT THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM ADHINISTRATION

OTHER FISCAL ITEMS

The following item has been approved by the Executive Vice Chancellor for Business Affairs and is submitted for ratification by the Board of Regents.

A fire In the condenser water pump in the Thermal Energy Plant located at UT Arl ington, occurred on May 6, 1994 causing a total equipment loss of $19,281.40. This loss was covered under the U. T. Systemwide Boiler & Machinery pol icy. A settlement check in the amount of $9,281.40,net of the $10,000.00 pol icy deductible, has been received from the insurer, Arkwri ght Mutual . Documentation regarding this loss is located in the Office of Business and Administrative Servi ces . THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM ADHINIS7RATION U. T. BOARD OF REGEHTS' METING OCTOBER 7, 1994

PAWING MI TRAFFIC REGULATIONS

The fol lowing l isting summarizes the substantive changes proposed to Parking and Traffic Regul ations of The University of Texas System Admini stration. They have been approved by the Executive Vice Chancellor for Business Affairs and the Office of General Counsel and are incorporated jn model regulations approved by U. T. Board of Regents, These regulations supersede a1 1 prior Parking and Traffic Regulations and continue in effect until modified.

Parking and Traffic Regulations for 1994 - 95

Paqe Numbers (sl --Summary of Pro~osedSubstantive Chame 8 Section O revised to reference C1 ass 0 permit to Include the Assi stant Secretary to the Board THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION U. T. BOARD OF REGENE' MEETING OCrOBER 7, 1994 LAND AND INVESMKT REWRT LAND AND INVESTMENT REPORT

Meetina of October 7. 1994

b PAGE 1

INDEX L & I REPORT

I. PERMANENT UNlVERSlTY FUND

INVESTMENT MAITERS - MONTH ENDEtS JUNE 30.1994 1. Repon on Secur~t~esTransactions

INVESTMENT MAlTERS - MONTH ENDED JULY 31,1994 1. Report on Secur~t~esTransadlons

\I. COMMON TRUST FUND

INVESTMENT MATTERS - MONTH ENDED JUNE 30,1994 1. Report on Securrties Transactions

INVESTMENT MAlTERS - MONTH ENDED JULY 31,1994 1, Report on Securities Transactions

III. MEDICAL LIABILIIY SELF-INSURANCE FUHD

INVESTMENT MATTERS - MONTH ENDED JUNE 30,1994 1 Repm on Securit~esTransad~ons

INVEST MEN1 MATTERS - MONTH ENDED JULY 31.1994 1. Report on Secucities Transsctms

IV. INSTlTUfIONAL FUNDS

INVESTMENT MATTERS - MONTH ENDEP JUNE 30,1994 I. Reporf on S~unt~sTransact~ons

INVESTMENT MAlTERS - MONTH ENDEP JULY 31,1994 1. Report on Securities Trnnsactions

V. OTHER TRUST AN0 SPEClAL FUNDS

INVESTMENT MAlTERS - MONTH ENDED JUNE 30,1994 1. Report on Securities f ransactions

INVEST MENf MAITERS - MONTH ENDED JULY 31.1994 t. Report on Securities Transactions

VI. TRUST FUND REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

REALESTATE

OIL & GAS INTERESTS

LLI 1 I. PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND REPORT ON SECURlTlES TRANSACTIONS - The follomng securities transactions have been made for the Ptmanent Univers* Fund The Vice Chancellor for Asset Management recommends approval by the Board of Regents of these transactions.

PERMANENT UNlVERSlrY FUND SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED (June 1, 1994 through June 30,1994)

PAR VALUE OR (1) TOTAL YIELD (2) SECURITY NO. OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST AT COST

DEBT SECURlf IES :

U, S. GOVERNMENT OBLlG (DIRECT) - - U S TREASURY BONDS 7.500% ,11115116 7,000,000.00- 6,915,781.2s TOTAL U. S. GOVERNMENT OBLlG (DIRECT) 7,000,WO.OO 6,915,781.25

CORPORATE 80ND8 - AETNA LIFE DEBS 6.750% ,OQli 5/13 ALLSTATE DEBS 7.590% ,0611 511 3 ATCH TOP SANTA FE EQUIP TRUST 7.570%,031 5/00 ATCH TOP SANTA FE EQUIP TRUST 7.47Q4b,02fISM7 bOW CHEMICAL DEBS 6.850% ,0811 511 3 GEN ELEC CAPITAL MED TERM NOTE 7.50~~mi5109 GEHAWAIM TEL 1ST MTGE SR 88 6.750%,021 5/05 MORGAN STANLEY DEBS 7 000%,10#1113 TOTAL CORPORATE BONDS

TOTAL DEBT SECURITIES

EQUITY SECURITIES :

COMMON STOCKS

-- -- 3COM CQRP ACCLAIM ENTMT INC ASSPECT TELECOMM BAKER J. BARNES a NOBLE BORDENCHEMS BOWNE & CO BRODERBUND SFTWRE BRUSH WELLMAN INC BUFFETS INC CAMCO INTt CAMP0 ELECTRS CAREERSTAFF CAVALIER HOMES CERNER COW CIBER INC ClNERGi PICTURES ClTlCORP CLEVELANDCLIFFS PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED 2x3 (June 1, 1994 through June 30, 1994)

PAR VALUE OR (1 ) TOTAL YIELD (2) SECURITY NO OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST AT COST - CML GROUP COLEMAN CUSTOM CHROME DAY RUNNER DELFECTA SHIELD DENTSPLY lNTL DlAGNOSTEK INC ELECTRONICS !MAG EMERSON ELECTRIC ENERGY SERVICE ENTERGY CORP (NEW) ESMOR CORRECTINAL WONCORP FIRST MISSISSIPPI FRANKLIN QUEST FRESH AMERICA GEERLINGS & WADE GENERAL ELECTRIC GENESIS HEALTH GERRITY Olt & GAS HlBERNlA CL A HORIZON HEALTHCARE INTL FLAVORStFRA INTEL CORP INTER REG FlNL INTERLEAF 1NC INTL IMAGNG MATLS lNVACAAE CORP JACOBS ENGINEERNG JONES MEDICAL K-SWISS INC LIBERN PROPERlY M.S. CARRIERS INC MEDAPHIS CORP MEDUSA GORP MERCK & CO.,INC MERRILL GORP MESA AIRLINES INC MICROAGE MID ATLANTIC MED MOOEL IMPERIAL MUf UAL RISK MGMT NAUTlCA ENTERPRISE NEWORK SIX NEWPARK RES NORFOLK SOU7HERN NORTH AMER BIOLOGY OEA INC ON ASSIGNMENT PANHANDLE EASTERN PEPSlCO PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED 224 (June I,1994 through June 30, 1994)

PAR VALUE OR (1) TOTAL YIELD (2) SECURITY NO. OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST AT COST

- PET MC PHYSICIAN CORP PILLOWEX GORP - PRIOR PERIOD PLY GEM IND PNC BANK CORP RENAL TREATMENT SCHOlASTlC SCHULMAN (A) INC SCIENTIFIC-ATIANTIC SECURlTY CAPITAL SIERRA HEALTH SER - PRIOR PERIOD SUN TELEV B APPL SYBRON CHEMICALS TESORO PETE TETRA TECH TEXAS INSTRUMENTS TUBOSCOPE VETCO U S ROBOTICS UGl CORP NEW UNION PACtFIC USA WASTE SVCS VALLICORP HLDGS VIEWLOGIC SYS WEATHERFORD INTL WESTCOlT COMMUNICATIONS WESTERN WASTE IND XIRCOM INC

TOTAL COMMON STOCKS

INOW FUNDS

AUSTRALIA EQ FUNO AUSTRIA EQ FUND BELGIUM EQ FUND CANADA EQ FUND DENMARK EQ FUND FINWD EQ FUND FRANCE EQ FUND GERMANY EQ FUNO HONG KONG EQ FUND IRELAND EQ FUND 8 ITALY EQ FUND JAPAN EQ FUND MALAYSIA EQ FD El MID CAP INDX FD B NETHERLANOS EQ FD NEW ZEALAND EQ FD NORWAY EQ FUND SlNGAPoRE EQ FUND SPAIN EQ FUND SWEDEN EQ FUND PERMANENT UNlVERSlTY FUND SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED 22s (June 1, 1994 through June 30, f994)

PAR VALUE OR (1) TOTAL YIELD (2) SECURITY NO. OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST AT COST

SWITZERL4ND EQ FD UNITED KINGDOM EQ

TOTAL /NUBFUNDS 11,008,631.88

PRIVATE INVESTMENTS

CROWN ASSOCIATES DRUC PARTNERS L P WHITNEY TO# EQTY

TOTAL PRIVATE INVESTMENTS

TOTAL EQUITY SECURITIES

TOTAL SECURITIES PURCHASED

(1) Reflects par value for Debt Securities and number of shares actually purctrased for Equity Securities. excluding shares recelved as a result d stock spiits and dlvldends subsequent to date of purchase. (2) Yield on Common Stocks based on cost price and indicated dividend rate as of 0130194. Current yield is not calculated on Index Funds since scheduled income payments are not fixed at a current rate. Cumnt yield is not calculated on Private Investments due to absenw ofscheduled interest and dlvidend payments. PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND EQUITIES - OTHER CHANGES (June 7, 9994 through June 30, 1994)

STOCK SPLITS. DIVIDENDS AND DISTRIBUTIONS SHARES RECEIVED -

BARRY {R G)CORP OHIO 4 FOR 3 STOCK SPLIT CARDINAL HEALTH INC. 5 FOR 4 STOCK SPLlT CHEVRON CORP 2 FOR 1 STOCK SPLIT DANA CORP 2 FOR 1 STOCK SPLIT GREEN f RE€ FINANCIAL CURP. 2 FOR 1 STOCK SPLIT HEALTH MANAGEMENT COMPANY 3 FOR 2 STOCK SPLIT MCDONALD'S CORP. 2 FOR 1 STOCK SPLlT OFFICE DEPOT 3 FOR 2 STOCK SPLIT VIKING OFFICE PRODUCTS 2 FOR 1 STOCK SPLIT PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND SCHEDULE OF CONVERSIONS (June 1, 1994 through June 30. 1894)

ASSETS CONVERTED ASSETS RECEIVED SECURITY SECURITY SECURln SECURITY DESCRIPTION BOOK VALUE GAIN DESCRIPTION BOOK VALUE

DAIMLER BEN2 DAIMLER BEN2 COMMON STOCK 9,945.00 0.00 COMMON STOCK RIGHTS 9,945.00 (19,500 SHARES) (19,500 SHARES) FARM 8 HOME FARM & HOME PREFERRED STOCK 3,999,923.78 0.00 COMMON STOCK 3,999,923.78 (177.540 SHARES) (266,310 SHARES) 4.00Q,888.78 4.009.868 78

PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED (June 3, 1994 through June 30, 1994)

GAIN OR PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER SECURITY NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE

G N M A PASS THRU 8790 8.250% ,0411 51M G N M A PASS THRU 9323 8.250% ,OW1 5/08 G N M A PASS THRU 8875 8.250% ,04115/06 G N M A PASS THRU 9806 8.250% ,05115106 G N M A PASS THRU 9813 8.25D% ,041151138 G N M A PASS THR 10215 8.250% ,OgllYtE G N M A PASS THR 45388 13.000% ,04115111 G N M A PASS THR 10834 8.250% ,0811 5106 G N M A PASS THR 44298 12.500% ,171t5110 G N M A PASS THR 35288 11.000% ,03/10ilO G N M A PASS THR 38584 13.500% ,05115/10 G N M A PASS THR 38589 13.500% ,08t15/10 G N M A PASS THR 40016 12.500% ,0811 511 0 G N M A PASS THR 401 53 13.500% ,0511 5H 0 G N M A PASS THR 40310 13.500% ,0511 511 0 G N M A PASS THR 40744 12.500% ,OW1 511 0 G N M A PASS THR 41007 13.500% ,07/05H 0 G N M A PASS THR 41 570 13.500% ,0511 511 0 Q N M A PASS THR 43162 12.500% ,11115110 G N M A PASS THR 10770 8.250% ,0511 5108 GN MA II PASSTHRU 1212 7.000% ,08120r23 G N M A MIDGET PASS TH 183891 8.000% ,01115102 G N M A MIDGET PASS TH 182539 8.000% ,01115102 G N M A MIDGET PASS TH 139888 9.000% ,ow1 mi G N M A MIDOR PASS TH 152730 D.OM)% ,a8/15/01 G N M A MIDGET PASS TH 194952 0.000% ,0111 5102 G N M A MIDGET PASS TH 206065 8 000% ,0111 5/02 G N M A MIDGET PASS TH 201307 8 000% ,0311 5/02 PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED 230 (June 1, 7994 through June 30, 3994)

GAIN OR PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER SECURITY NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE

G N M A MIDGET PASS TH 189914 8.000% ,0111 5/02 3,916.25 3,915.22 GNMA (TEXAS MTGE) PASS THR 54207 14.000% ,0311511 2 52.70 GNMA (TEXAS MTGE) BBD - PL 55788 14.900% ,04115112 85.66 GNMA MOBILE A POOL #160183 9.250% ,0211 5188 10,674-19 10,804.86 TOTAL 779,873.18 770,074.53

U. S. OOVT. AGENCY OBLIG (GUARANTEED) - f ITLE XI

MtlC OWNER TRUSTEE SHIPMOR 9.000% ,06/30/02 40,549.20 40,531.28 PATRIOT IV SHIPNG MER MARINE XI 8.050% ,121071W 80,000.00 80,000.00 TOTAL 720,549.20 120,531.28

U. S. GOVT. AGENCY OBUO (NONOUARANTEED) - OTHER

F H L B STEPUP 6% 6194 5.700% , m9m7 TOTAL

U. S. GOVT. AGENCY OBllQ (NON-OUARANTEED) - FHMLC

FHLMC PRTCTF170037 13.500% ,lWOlllO F H L M C PRT CTF 170139 1t .500% ,ON111 5 F H L M C PRT CTF i70051 15.500% ,08/01111 F H LM C PRTCTF 170147 11.000%,11101/15 F H LM C PRTCTF ?7W7 18.250% ,05101111 F H L M C21 SER PRT CTF 21577 1 9.500% ,12101101 F H IM C BALLOON GOLD PC M80037 8.500% ,03101198 F H L M C GNOME PRT CTF 20W 9.000% ,12MltOl F H L M C GNOME PRT CTF 380003 0.500% , mi102 F H L M C GNOME PRT CTF 380085 9.000% ,08/01105 F H L M C GNOME PRT CTF 380048 lO.SW% ,05m1104 F H L M C GNOME PRT CTF 380008 9.500% ,OQl01102 F H L M C GNOME PRT CTF 380005 0.500% ,07101102 F H L M c MUL FAM PRT CTF 220m Q.250%,06/01fl2 PERMANENT UNIVERSllY FUND SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED (June 1, 1994 through June 30, 1994)

GAIN OR PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER SECURITY NO. Of SHARES OF HOLI31NGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE

F H L M C MUL-FAM PRT CTF 220023 9.750% ,08101102 707,129.18 701,278.60 707,129.19 5,850.59 F H L M C MUL-FAM PRT CTF 240001 9.500% ,11101fl7 6,072.00 6,016.27 6,072.00 55.73 F H L M C TPM PRT CTF 7350 t 5 10.000% ,06101105 46,508.00 48,181.1Q 46,508.00 326.81

TOTAL 1,825,688.84 1,814,995.44 1,825,688.84 1D,693 40 --

U. S. OOVT. AGENCY OBLlG (NON-GUARANTEED) CMOS

FHLMCCMOI-C 9.250% ,0811 5113 FHLMCCMQZOE 9.500% ,12115m2 FHLMCCMOQ-D 9.250% ,0711 511 5 F N M A CMO 89-74 9.625% ,OlR5110 FHLMC CMO t 029-C 9.000% ,Om? 511 2 FHLMC CMO 135A 8.750% ,05115100 FHLMC CMO 16SE 9.000% ,0711 5/00 FNMA CMO g0-124 9 000% ,0812511 1 TOTAL

CORPORATE BONDS - CMO'S

AMER SW CMO 82-C GNMA 8.800% ,07101116 AMER SW CMO 6- GNMA 8.750%, 101011t8 CENTEX ACCEPT CMO GNMA 9.00% ,08KlllQ5 GS TRUST 2 FHLMC CMO A-5 8.970% ,09120118 GTD MTGE CMO GNMA 8.000% ,12/01107 LOMAS MTGE CMO GNMA 9.700% ,W25107 MDC MTGE FONG CMO GNMA 9.350% ,02/0 1I07 MTGE BNKRS CMO A4 GNMA 9.500% ,01n5/08 RESlDNtL RES CMO GNMA 8.350% ,MF21/08 RYLANO ACCEPT CMO GNMA 8.350%, tZ101112 SHEARSON CMO GNMA Q.550%,12101114 WESTAM MTG CMO 1C GNMA 8.550% ,OQ101112 PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED 232 (June 1, 1994 through June 30, 1994)

GAIN OR PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER SECURITY NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE

WESTAM MTG CMO 41 GNMA 8.950% ,0810111 8 TOTAL

CORPORATE BONDS

PACIFIC GAS 8 EL 1st REF SER HH 4.375% ,061011M TOTAL

TOTAL DEBT SECURITIES

EQUrrY SECURITIES :

COMMON STOCKS

- ACCtAlM ENTMT INC ADVANCED PROMO AlBERTO-CULVER AMER MGMT SVS ANDREW CORP ANHEUSER-BUSCH AS WORTH ATMEL CORP BEU INDUSTRIES BELL MICROPRODUCT BUFFETS INC CAESAR'S WORLD CAPITAL GW CORP CIRRUS LOGIC INC COMCAST CORP - PRIOR PERIOD COMPTRONIX COMPUTR NTWK TECH CONCORD HLDG CWMADE INTL DEVELOPERS DIVERS DSG INTERNATIONAL EMC CORP MASS ENCAD INC ENERGY SERVICE CO EXABME CORP FIRST COMMERCE CO GENESIS HEALTH GROW GROUP tNC HBO 8 CO HOST MARRIOlT IDB COMM GRP INTERGRAT DEVICE INTERTRANS JENNIFER CONVS KAUFMAN & BROAD PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED 'a (June 1, 1994 through June 30. 1994)

GAIN OR PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE

KOMAG INC L.A. GEAR - CIAS LUND INTL HLDGS MCKESSON CORP MEDAPHIS CORP MEGAHERTZ MEGATEST CORP MENTOR GRAPHICS MERCK & CO.,INC MERRltL GORP MICROSOFT CORP MOLD INC NATURES SUNSHINE NORAND CORP OEA INC OXFORD HEALTH PEOPLES HERITAGE - CIAS PEOPLESOFT INC PHlllP MORRIS PILLOWEX CORP REGENCY HEALTH ROBERDS INC SARA LEE CORP SCOlTS LIQUID SHELL TRANSBTRADE SIERRA HEALTH SVC SNAPPLE BEVERAGE STEEL TECH TRlQUlNT SEMICONDUCTOR VENCOR INC VlEWLOElC SYS VLS1 TECH WAUSAU PAPER MILL WEINQARTEN REALTY WELLFLEET COMMUNICATIONS WERNER ENTRPRISES WEST MARINE WESTCOm COMMUNICATIONS XIRCOM INC

TOTAL COMMON STOCKS

CONVERTIBLE DEBENTURES

TIME WARNER 500.000

TOTAL CONVERTIBLE DEBENTURES

CONVERTIBLE PREFERRED STOCK

SNYDER OIL CV EX 72,425

TOTAL CONVERTIBLE PREFERRED STOCK PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUNO SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED n4 (June 1, 1994 through June 30, 1994)

GAIN OR PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER SECURITY NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE

INDEX FUNDS

BELGIUM EQ FUND IRELAND EQ FUND B ITALY EQ FUND JAPAN EQ FUNO NEW ZEALAND EQ FD NEW ZEALAND EQ FD - PRIOR PERIOD NORWAY EQ FUND SINGAPORE EQ FUNO SPAIN EQ FUNO UNITED KINGDOM EQ

TOTAL INDEX FUNDS

PRIVATE INVESTMENTS

ELECTRA PRIVATE GOLDSTON JETER GOLDSTON OIL GLADWATER

TOTAL PRIVATE INVESTMENTS

TOTAL EQUITY SECURITIES

CASH b CASH EQUIVALENTS

MONEY MARKET FUNDS (NET) CASH AT STATE TREASURY

TOTAL CASH B CASH EQUIVALENTS

TOTAL SALES, CALLS, OR MATURITIES PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND SCHEDULE OF CAPITAL GAINSI(L0SSES) REINVESTED (June I,1994 through June 30, 1994)

INCREASE (DECREASE) BOOK VALUE GAIN OR SECURITY NO. SHARES OF HOLDINGS (LOSS) INDEX FUNDS

AUSTRtlA EQ FUND DENMARK EQ FUND FRANCEEQFUND GERMANY EQ FUND ITALY EQ FUND JAPAN EQ FUND MALAYSIA EQ FUND B NEW ZEALAND EQ FUND SPAIN EQ FUND SWITZERUND EQ FUND UNITED KINGDOM EQ FUND TOTAL INDEX FUNDS PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND SCHEDULE OF SECURlTlES PURCHASED 236 (July 1, 1994 through July 31, 1994)

PAR VALUE OR (I) TOTAL YIELD (2) SECURITY NO. OF SHARES PRlNClPAL COST Af COST

DEBT SECURtTkES :

FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS

HYDRO QUEBEC DEBS(MTY 2024) 8.050% ,0710710g TOTAL FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS

CORPORATE BONDS

DlLtARD DEPT STORE DEBS 7 850%, lOMlll2 IOWA ELEC L & P COLL TRUST 6.000% ,1W01108 OHIO NATL LIFE SURPLUS NOTES 8.875% ,07l15K)4 WMX TECHNOLOGIES DEBS 7 850%, 031 511 1 TOTAL CORPORATE BONDS

TOTAL DEBT SECURlTlES

EQUrrY SECURlTlES :

COMMON STOCKS

3COM CORP AAON ADOBE SYSTEMS ADVANTA CORP. CL3 AGCO CORP. ALtAS RESEARCH ALLIED HLDGS ALLTRISTA CORP AMC ENTERTAINMENT ANTHEM ELECTRONIC SARRETT RESOURCES BEST BUY CO. INC. BtOGEN INC BMC WEST BRUSH WELLMAN INC BUFFETS INC C4DENCE DESIGN CAMP0 ELECTRS CASEMARK INTL CELESTRIAL SEASNG CHEYENNE SOrrWARE CHlRON CORP COLEMAN CONS STORES CONTlNUUM CO CORDlS CORP CROWN AMERICAN REALfY CUC INTERNATIONAL CUSTOM CHROME DAIMLER-BEN2 PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED 237 (July 1, 1994 through July 31, 1994)

PAR VALUE OR (I) TOTAL YIELD (2) SECURITY NO. OF SHARE8 PRINCIPAL COST AT COST

DlAGNOSTEK INC 3,000 66,138.00 OSG INTERNATIONAL 2,400 51.750.00 DURIRON CO INC 6.ZW 105,400.00 ELECTROGLAS 2,100 73.101.00 ELECTRONICS FOR IMAGING 5,000 103,125.00 ENERGY SERVICE 6,000 1[18,860.00 ENTERGY CORP (NEW) 25,800 643,323.00 FACTORY STORES OF AMERICA 7,500 176.775.00 FIRST MISSISSIPPI 6,400 ?00,38400 FIRST USA 1,600 58,496.00 FRANKLIN QUEST 2,600 100.159.80 FURON CO 3.700 65,807.00 GENETlC THERAPY 1,500 15,187.50 GERRITY OIL & GAS 5,900 52,979 00 GLENAYRE TECHNOLOGIES 1,600 64,496.00 GOODYEAR T & R 18,300 643.885.50 GP FINANCIAL 4,000 96,000.00 GREEN TREE F(NANCIA1 800 19,011.00 GTE CORP 2.000 61.870.09 GYMBOREE 4,000 1 57,000.00 HEWLETT PACKARO 7,100 540,026.06 HIBERMA CL A W,7W 491,389.20 HORIZON HEALTHCARE 3,700 85,322.00 INFORMATION RES 1,300 20,228.00 INLAND STEEL 2.300 79,400.60 INTL FIAVORSIFRAGRANCES 1,400 55,734.00 INTL GAME TECH 4,200 81,627.00 INTER REG FlNL 2,600 61,174.88 INVACARE COAP 2.W 79,286.00 INVESTMENT TECH 10,400 111.850.00 JUST FOR FEET 12.000 172,500.00 KEANE 7,200 243,400.74 KIMBERLY CLARK CO 2,500 132,660.00 KING WORLD PROD 3,700 148,684.50 KLA INSTRUMENTS 1.800 64,098.00 KOHLS CORP 7,500 70,777.50 KUHLMAN CORP 3,800 58,653.00 LIBERTY PROPERTY 9,700 185,794.50 LOTUS DEVELOPMENT 1,600 59,298.00 M.S. CARRtERS INC 3.800 81,415.00 MCI COMMUNICATION 3,800 87,400.00 MEDiCUS SYSTEMS 4,000 48,500.00 MEDUSA CORP 3,700 97,522.01 MENS WEARHOUSE 8,000 f 35.000.00 MICHAEL FOODS 16,800 106,750.00 MICHAELS STORES 1,000 34,MO.m M ICROAG E 1,000 16,375.00 MICROCH1 P ECtl 1,300 44.928.00 MICRON TECHNOLOGY 1,800 54,4%.00 MICROSOFT CORP 22,300 1,M2,242.66 MIDIANTIC CORP 2,100 64,176.00 PERMANENT UNlVERSllY FUND SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED rZ38 (July I, 1994 through July 31, 1994)

PAR VALUE OR (1) TOTAL YIELD (2) SECURITY NO.OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST AT COST

MIRAGE RESORTS MODEL IMPER1AL - PRIOR PERIOD MOHAWK lNDUSTRIES MOLEX tNC NATIONAL SEMICOND NORTH AMEON MTG NORTH AMER BIOLOGICALS OFFSHORE PIPELINE OGDEN CORP ONE PRICE CLOTHNG OUTBACK SfEAKHOUSE PANHANDLE EASTERN PARKER PRILLING PAYCHEX INC PEPSICO PETSMART PRES RVRSOT CASINO PRIME HOSPlTALllY PROPERTY TRUST AMERICA PROVlDl AN RANGER OIL LTO. ROC COMMUNITIES ROCK BOITON RESTURANT8 RQQSEVELT FINANCIAL SANlFlLL INC SCHOLASTIC SEAGULL ENERGY SECURlfY CAPITAL - PRIOR PERIOD STANDARD PRODUCTS SfOKELY USA STRYKER CORP TIME WARNER TRINITY tNOUS INC UhllON PLANTERS VENTRITEX INC VIEWLOGIC SYSTEMS VIKING OFFICE V! NTAGE PETROLEUM VLSl TECH WRNER ENTRPRISES WEST CD INC WESTERN WASTE l NDUSTRlES WILLIAMS SONOMA X-RITE

TOTAL COMMON STOCKS

INDEX FUNDS

AUSTRALIA EQ FUND AUSf RIA EP FUND BELGjUM EQ FUND CANADA EQ FUND PERMANENT UNlVERSlTY FUND SCHEDULE QF SECURIT!ES PURCHASED 239 (July 1, 1994 through duly 31, 1984)

PAR VALUE OR (1) TOTAL YIELD (2) SECURlfY NO, OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST AT COST

DENMARK EQ FUND 11,616 284,599.04 FINLAND EQ FUND 0 522.91 FRANCE EQ FUND 0 27,758.21 GERMANY EQ FUND 0 73,712.19 HONG KONG EQ FUND 5,591 382,417.38 IRELAND EQ FUND 8 664 7,507.43 ITALY EQ FUND 0 14,688.22 JAPAN EQ FUND 12,525 281,060.30 MALAYSIA EQ FD B 0 1,888.92 NETHERLANDSEQFD 0 76,713.13 NEW ZEALAND EQ FD 4,206 50,857.32 NORWAY EQ FUND 809 14,133.57 SINGAPORE EQ FUND o 8,349.08 SPAIN EQ FUND 7,036 76,12655 SWEDEN EQ FUND 0 16,724.90 SWITZERLAND EQ FO 0 38,067.55 UNITED KINGDOM EQ 11.721 298,680.34

TOT& INDEX FUNDS 1,984,321.29

PRIVATE INVESTMENTS

CTI PARTNERS L.P. ELECTRA PRIVATE fEKAS GROWTH FUND WHlTNEY 1990 EQW

TOTAL PRIVATE INVESTMENTS

TOTAL EQUITY SECURITIES

CASH b CASH EQUIVALENTS

MONEY MARKET FUNDS (NET) CASHATSTATETREASURY

TOTAL CASH & CASH EQUIVALENTS

TOTAL SECURITIES PURCHASE0

(1) Reflects par value for Debt Securities and number of shares aduelly purchased for Equity Securities, excluding shares mwived as a mlt of stock spIb and dividends subsequent to date of purchase. (2) Yield on Common Stocks based on cost prim and indicated dividend rate as of 7/31/04. Current yield is not calculated on Index Funds since scheduled income payments arc not fixed at a current rate. Cumnt yield is not calculated on Private Investments due to absence of scheduled interest and dividend payments. PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND EQUITIES - OTHER CHANGES (July 1, 1894 through July 31, 1994)

STOCK SPLITS. DIVIDENDS AND DISTRIBUTIONS SHARES RECEIVED

CHOCK FULL O NUTS 3% COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND FORD MOTOR COMPANY 2 FOR 1 STOCK SPLIT L A GEAR OISTRIBUTION FROM CLASS ACTION SUIT MATERIAL SCIENCES GORP 3 FOR 2 SPLIT PERMANENT UNlVERSlrY FUND SCHEDULE OF BOND EXCHANGES (July I, 1994 through July 31, 7994)

ASSETS EXCHANGED ASSETS RECEIVED SECURITY SECURITY SECURITY SECURITY INCREASED DESCRIPTION BOOK VALUE DESCRIPTION BOOK VALUE CASH YIELD

GTE FLORIDA SO CAROLINA E 8. G 6.31096, 12115l02 7.125%, 06115113 ($%,500,000PAR) 6,500.000.00 ($6,50O,OOI) PAR) 6,482,970.00 17.030.00 0.84% NORTHWESTERN BELL TEL SO CAROLINA E & G 4 87546, 06101198 7.125%, 08/15/73 ($825,000 PAR) 81 3,241-63 ($825,000 PAR) 803,477.13 11,784.50 2.f 2% -7,313.241-63 7,284,447.13 28,794.50 PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND SCHEDULE OF CONVERSIONS (July 1, 1994 through duly 31, 19M)

ASSETS CONVERTED ASSETS RECEIVED SECURIN SECURIW SECURITY SECURITY DESCRIPTION BOOK VALUE DESCRIPTION BOOK VALUE

630 INVESTORS COMPUf ERVlSlON LfD PARTNERSHIP 37,334.50 COMMON STOCK 37,334.50 (2,887.00 SHARES) FARM & HOME RQOSEVELT FINANCIAL GROUP COMMON STOCK COMMON STOCK (418,310.W SHARES) 5,599,923.78 (836,783.10 SHARES) 5,599.923 78 5,837,258.28 5,637,256.28 PERMANENT UNlVERSllY FUND SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED 243 (July 1, 1994 through July 31, 1994)

GAIN OR PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER NO OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE

DEBT SECURITIES:

IJ. S. OOVERNMEUT OBLlG (DIRECT)

U S TREASURY NOTES 0.000% ,07115/94 6,000,000.QO 6,000,OQO. 00 6,000,000.00 -00 TOTAL 6,000,000.00 6,OM),00[1.00 6,000.000.00 .OO

U. S. GQW. AGENCY OBLlG (GUARANTEED) - ONMA POOLS

G N M A PASS THR 49003 13 500% ,OW1 511 1 G N M A PASS TH 281 147 1 0.000% ,0511 520 G N M A PASS THR 45388 1 3.000% ,041511 t G N M A PASS THR 4591 5 1 3.000% ,04/15/11 G N M A PASS THR 45940 1 3.500% ,0511511 1 G N M A PASS THR 471 71 13.000% ,04115/01 G N M A PASS THR 47210 13.000% ,0411511 1 G N M A PASS THR 47339 13.500% ,0411511 1 G N M A PASS THR 47634 13.500% ,0511511 1 G N M A PASS THR 45053 13.500% ,05/15/11 G N M A PASS THR 48878 1 3.500% ,051191 1 G N M A PASS THR 44298 12.500% ,11/.15/10 G N M A PASS THR 49208 13.500% ,05115111 G N M A PASS THR 49276 13.500% ,01115/12 G N M A PASS THR 49550 13.000% ,071151tl G N M A PASS THR 49551 12.000% ,07115111 G N M A PASS TH 131670 11.500% ,05115115 GNMAPASSTH 151185 10.000% ,02115116 G N M A PASS TH 224830 10.500% ,10175117 G N M A PASS TH 233778 10.000% ,02115118 G N M A PASS TH 271412 10.000% ,W15/tQ G N M A PASS THR 48143 13.500% ,03 1511 1 PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED 244 (July 1, 1994 through July 31, 1994)

GAIN OR PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER SECURITY NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE

G N M A PASS THR 16676 8 000% ,0411 5/07 G N M A PASS THRU 2084 7.000% ,0911 5/02 G N' M A PASS THRU 2455 5.500% ,Oat 5l99 G N M A PASS THRU 8790 8.250% ,0411 5108 G N M A PASS THRU 9323 8.250% ,081151IX G N M A PASS THRU 9675 8.250% ,0415106 G N M A PASS THRU 9806 8.250% ,05115106 G N M A PASS THRU 98 I3 8.250% ,0411 5/06 G N M A PASS THR 10215 0250% ,W15/[38 G N M A PASS THR 45236 13.500% ,0915111 G N M A PASS THR 70834 8.250% ,0611 5/08 G N M A PASS TH 290652 0.500% ,OW1 5/20 G N M A PASS THR 35288 11.000% ,03115110 G N M A PASS THR 38584 13.500% ,0511511 0 G N M A PASS THR 39589 13.500% ,0811511 0 G N M A PASS THR 40016 12.500% ,08/1#10 G N M APASS MR 40153 13.500% ,05115110 G N M A PASS THR 40310 13.500% ,051t5110 G N M A PASS THR 40744 12.500% ,OW1 5/10 G N M A PASS fHR 41007 13 500% ,0711 511 0 G N MAPASSTHR41570 13.500% ,0511 511 0 G N M A PASS WR 43162 12.500% ,1111WfO G N M A PASSWR 10770 8.250% ,05/15106 G N M A PASS TH 252468 10.000% ,WlW19 G N M A II PASS THRU 1212 7.000% ,08)20)23 G N M A MIDGET PASS TH 182539 8.000% ,01115102 G N M A MIDGET PASS TH 13W98 8 000% , OW1 5101 PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND SCHEDULE OF SECURlTlES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED 245 (July t, 1994 through July 31, 3994)

GAIN OR PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER SECURITY NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE

G N M A M l DGEf PASS TH 152730 9 000% ,mi1 5101 G N M A MIDGET PASS TH 189914 8.000% ,0111 5102 G N M A MIDGET PASS TH 183691 8.000% ,0111 5102 G N M A MIDGET PASS TH 194952 8.000% ,01115102 G N M A MIDGET PASS TH 206065 8.000% ,01/?5/02 G N M A MIDGET PASS TH 201 307 8.000% ,03115102 GNMA (TEXAS MTGE) BBO - PL 55789 14.000% ,0411 511 2 GNMA (TEXAS MTGE) PASS THR 54207 14.000% ,0311 511 2 GNMA MOBILE A POOL #I60183 9.250% ,02/15199 TOTAL 637,485.24

U. S. GOUT. AGENCY OBLlG (GUARANTEED) - OTHER

CONN BK & TR INP MER MARINE XI 8.050% ,0111 5/98 208,000.00 208,000.00 208,000.00 .00 MARCUS DALY HOSP HILL-BURTON NT 8.250% ,01124199 58,280.00 58,284.00 58,280.00 .OO TOTAL 266,280.00 286,280.00 266,280.00 -00

U. 3. OOVT. AOENCY OBUO (NON-GUARANTEED) - FHMLC

F H L M C PRT CTF 170037 13.500%, 10/011~0 F H L M C PRT CTF 170147 11.000% ,11101115 F H 1 M C PRT CTF 170139 11.500% ,OBMlltS F H L M C PRT CTF 170051 15.500% ,0610111l F H L M C PRT CTF 170047 16.250% ,OSMtlt 1 F H L M C 21 SER PRT CTF 215711 9.500% ,12/0l/Ol F H t M C NOONGOLD PC M80037 8.500% ,03101198 F H L M C GNOME PRT CTF 380008 9.500% ,09MlIM F H L M C GNOME PRT CTF 380095 9.000% ,081Oims F H 1 M C GNOME PRT CTF 380w 10.500% ,05KIlIM F H t M C GNOME PRT CTF 380005 9.500% ,0710t 1112 F H L M C GNOME PRT CTF 380003 9.500% ,MI01 102 PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED 246 (July 1, 1994 through July 31. 1094)

GAIN OR PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER SECURITY NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE

F H L M C GNOME PRT CTF 200060 0,000%,1~01101 F H L M C MUL FAM PRT CTF 220022 g.250% ,[38101/02 F H 1 M C MUL-FAM PRT CTF 240001 9.500% ,11101/97 F H t M C MUL-FAM PRT CTF 220023 9.750% ,OM1 102 F H L M C TPM PRT CTF 735015 10.000% ,0g101/05 FHLMC MIJLFAM COOP PRT CTF 240003 9.600% ,1 om1m TOTAL

U. S. OOVT. AQENCY OBLlO (NONOUARAMEED) CMO'S

F H L M C CMO 1-C 9.250% ,OW1 511 3 FHLMCCMO20E 9.500% ,T2/15/02 FHLMCCMO9-D 9.250% ,0711511 5 F N M A CMO 8B74 9.625% ,01125119 FtllMC CMO 1029-C 9.000% ,0811 5/12 FHLMC CMO 13% 8.750% ,05115/00 FHLMC CMO 18%E 9.000% ,071151110 FNMA CMO 90-1 24 9.000% ,00RSll t TOTAL 2,354,84342

CORPORATE BONDS - CMO'S

AMER SW CMO 62-C GNMA 8.800% ,07101116 AMER SW CMO 68-0 GNMA 8.750% ,iW01118 CEMW ACCEPT CMO GNMA Q.OOD% ,08101m5 COLL MTG CMO 32C GNMA 9. t 00% ,IW25ID9 GS TRUST 2 FHLMC CMO A-5 8.970% ,OQtZO/lB GfO Mf GE CMO Q.000% ,tm1107 MTGE BNKRS CMO A4 GNMA 9.500% ,01Rrn RESIDNTL RES CMO GNMA 8.350% ,02R1/08 RYMDACCEPT CMO GNhAA 8.350% ,12101112 PERMANENT UNiVERSITY FUND SCHEDULE OF SECURlTlES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED 247 (July 1, 1994 through July 31, 1904)

GAIN OR PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER SECURITY NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE

WESTAM MTG CMO 1C GNMA 8.550% ,09101112 WESTAM MTG CMO 41 GNMA 8.g50% ,08101118 83,308.M 81,916.86 83,308.96 1,392 10 TOTAL 4,363613.64 4,223,247.11 4,363,613 64 140,366.53

CORPORATE BONDS

ILLINOIS POWER 1ST MTGE 9.875% ,07101104 NORWTRN BELL TEL DEBS 4.875% ,06/01/98 UNION PACIFIC RR EQUIP TRUST 5 t0.125% ,07101/94 TOTAL

TOTAL DEBT SECURITIES

EQUITY SECURlnES

COMMON STOCKS - ADAPTEC INC ADVANCED TISSUE ADVO INC AIRGAS INC ALBERTO-CULVER ALIAS RESEARCH AMES OEPT STORES - CLAS AMP INC AMTECH CORP ANACOMP 1NC ANDREW CORP APPLIED MATERIAL ASSPECT TELECOMM ATKININSON (GUY) BARRY R G BOMBAY COMPANY BRADYWH BROOERBUND SFWRE CADENCE DESIGN CAROLINA FREIGHT CERNER CORP CHOCK FULL 0 NUTS ClEER INC ClNERGl PICTURES CLAmON HOMES 1NC CML GROUP COGNEX CORP COMMNET CELLULAR COMPUTER PRODUCTS COMPUTERVISION COMPUTR NTWK TECHNOLOGY PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED 248 (July 1, 1994 through July 37, I9W)

GAIN OR PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER SECURITY NO. OF SHARES OF H~LDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE

COT GORP QUE DENTSPLY INTL DEVON ENERGY DIALOGIC CORP DYNAMICS CORP ELECTROGLAS ELECTRONICS FOR IMAGING ENCORE WIRE EXCEL TECHNOLOGY FIRST ST BANCORP FOOTE,CONE & BELDING FOUNDATION HEALTH GEERLINGS &WADE OENSIA INC GENZYME CORP GEORGIA GULF CORP GERRIW OIL 8 GAS GRANITE CONSTRUCTION GYMBOREE HAEMONETICS CORP HARLEY-DAVIDSON HBO & CO HEALTHSOURCE INC HORIZON HEALTHCARE HORNBECK OFFSHORE IDUx LABS INTER REG FINANCIAL K-SWISS INC KENT ELECTRONICS KOMAG INC LINEAR TECH LSI LOGIC LUND INTL HLDGS MARVEL ENTMT GRP MATEL INC MAXIM INTEGRATED MCFARLAND ENERBY MCKESSON CORP MCN CORP. MEDIA VISION TECH MEDUSA CORP MESA AIRL t NES INC MGI PHARMA INC MICROAGE MI RAQE RESORTS Mlf EK SURGICAL MOLECULAR BlOSYSTEMS NATL GYPSUM NATURES SUNSHINE NAUTlCA ENTERPRISE PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED 249 (July I,1994 through July 31, 1994)

GAIN OR PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER SECURITY NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE

NEWPARK RES NYMAGIC INC OFFICE DEPOT INC ONE PRICE CLOTHNG PETROLEUM HELICOPTERS PHYSICIAN CORP RENAL TREATMENT ROOSEVELT FINANCIAL SCHWA6 (CHARLES) SCIMED LIFE SYSTEMS SEAGULL ENERGY SECURllY CAPITAL SERVING SOFYWARE SHELL TRANS&TRADE SHL SYSTEMHOUSE SlFCO INDUSTRIES SILICON GRAPHICS SONAT OFFSHORE SPORTS 8 REC STEEL TECH SUNGARD DATA SYBASE INC SYNOPTICS COMM SYQUEST TECH TANGER FACTORY TELLABS INC TODAY'S MAN TRANZONlC TRENWICK GROUP U S ROBOTICS USA WASTE SVCS VALENCE TECH VENCOR INC WATSON PHARMACEUTICALS WEINGARTEN REALTY WEST MARINE XlLlNX INC

TOTAL COMMON STOCKS

INDEX FUNDS

AUSTRIA EQ FUND BELGIUM EQ FUND FINLAND EQ FUND FRANCE EQ FUND OERMANY EQ FUND IRELAND EQ f UND B ITALY EQ FUND MALAYSIA EQ FD B NETHERLANDS EQ FO PERMANENT UNfVERSlTY FUND SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED 2s (July 1. 1994 thr~ughJuly 31, 1994)

GAIN OR PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER SECURITY NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE

SINGAPORE EQ FUND SWEDEN EQ FUND SWITZERLAND EQ FD

TOTAL INDEX FUNDS

PRIVATE INVESTMENTS

630 INVESTORS CHEYENNE Ill CLOG PARTNERS LP ELECTRA PRIVATE EQUITY GOLOSTON OIL GLADEWATER JETEWROYAl GOWSTON OIL-GLADEWATER JETER MORGENTHALER

TOTAL PRIVATE INVESTMENTS

TOTAL EQUITY SECLlRlf lES

TOTAL SALES, CALLS, OR MATURif lES PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND SCHEDULE OF CAPITAL GAINSl(L0SSES) REINVESTED (July 1, 1994 through July 31, 1994)

INCREASE (DECREASE) BOOK VALUE GAIN OR SECURllY NO. SHARES OF HOLDINGS (LOSS) INDEX FUNDS:

AUSTRLIA EQ FUND BELGIUM EQ FUND CANADA EQ FUND DENMARK EQ FUND FINLAND EQ FUND FRANCE EQ FUND GERMANY EQ FUND HONG KONG EQ FUND ITALY EQ FUND MALAYSIA EQ FUND 6 NETHERLANDS EQ FUND NEW ZEALAND EQ FUND S & P 500 INDEX S& P MID CAP INDEX SINGAPORE EQ FUND SPAIN EQ FUND SWEDEN EQ FUND SWITZERLAND EQ FUND UNITED KINGDOM EQ FUND TOTAL INDEX FUNDS 11. COMMON TRUST FUND REPORT ON SECURITIES TRANSACTIONS - The following securities transactions have been made for the Common Trust Fund. The Vfce Chancellor for Asset Management recommends approval by the Board of z53 Regants of these transactions.

COMMON TRUST FUND SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED (June 1, f 994 through June 30, 1994)

PAR VALUE OR (1) TOTAL YIELD (2) SECURITY NO. OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST AT COST

DEBT SECURITIES :

U. S. GOVERNMENT OBLlO (DIRECT)

U S TREASURY NOTES 5.875% ,02115/04 3,000,000.00 2,783,437.50 6.97 U S TREASURY NOTES 6.500% , M130lQ0 7,000,000.00 6,999,453.13 6 50 TOTAL U. S. GOVERNMENT OBUG (DIRECT) 10,000,000.00 9,782,890.63 6 62

CORPORATE BONDS

AETNA LIFE DEBS 6.750% , OQII5/13 ALLSTATE OEBS 7 500% ,0811511 3 ATCH TOP SANTA FE EQUIP TRUST 7.570% ,0211 W9 ATCH TOP SANTA FE EQUIP TRUST 7.520% ,W15108 DOW CHEMICAL DEBS 6.850% ,0811 511 3 GEN ELEC CAPITAL MED TERM NOTE 7.500% ,0611 5/09 MORGAN STANLEY OEBS 7.000% ,1010111 3 TOTAL CORPORATE BONDS

TOTAL DEBT SECURITIES

EQUITY SECURITIES :

COMMON STOCKS

3COM CORP ACCLAIM ENTMT INC ASSPECT TELECOMM BAKER J. BARNES 8 NOBLE BORDEN CHEMS BOWNE & CO BRODERBUND SFTWRE BRUSH WELLMAN INC BUFFETS INC CAMCO lNTt CAMP0 ELECTRS CAREERSTAFF CAVALIER HOMES CERNER CORP ClBER INC CINERGI PICTURES ClTlCORP CLEVELAND-CLIFFS COMMON TRUST FUND SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED 'W (June t, 1994 through June 30,1994)

PAR VALUE OR (1) TOTAL YtELD (2) SECURITY NO. OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST AT COST

CMt GROUP COLEMAN CUSTOM CHROME DAY RUNNER DELFECTA SHIELD DENTSPLY INTL OIAGNOSTEK INC ELECTRONICS MAG EMERSON ELECTRIC ENERGY SERVICE ENTERGY CORP (NEW) ESMOR CORRECTINAL WONCORP FIRST M ISSlSSlPPl FRANKLIN QUEST FRESH AMERICA GEERLINGS 8 WADE GENERAL ELECTRIC GENESIS HEALTH GERRITY OIL 8 GAS HlBERNlA CL A HORIZON HEALTHCARE INTL FLAVORSiFRA INTEL CORP INTER REG FINL INTERLEAF INC INTL IMAGNG MATLS JACOBS ENGINEERNG JONES MEDICAL K-SWISS INC LIBERTY PROPERTY MEDAPHIS CORP MEDUSA CORP MERCK B CO.,INC MERRILL CORP MESA AIRLINES INC MICROAGE MID ATWlC MED MODEL IMPERIAL MUTUAL RISK MGMT NAUTICA ENTERPRISE NETWORK SIX NEWPARK RES NORFOLK SOUTHERN NORTH AMER BIOLOGY OEA INC ON ASSIGNMENT PANHANDLE EASTERN PEPSICO PET INC. PHILIP MORRIS PHYSICIAN CORP COMMON TRUST FUNO SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED 25s (June 7, 1994 through June 30, 1984)

PAR VALUE OR (1 ) TOTAL VELD (2) SECURITY NO OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST AT COST

PLY GEM IND PNC BANK CORP RENAL TREATMENT SCHOLASTIC SCHULMAN {A) INC SCIENTIFIC-ATLANTIC SECURITY CAPITAL SUN TELEV & APPL SYBRON CHEMICALS TESORO PETE TETRA TECH TWSINSTRUMENTS TUBOSCOPE VETCO U S ROBOTICS UGI CORP NEW UNION PAClFlC USA WASTE SVCS VAUICORP HLDGS VIEWLOGIC SYS WEATHERFORD INTL WESTCOlT COMMUNICATIONS WESTERN WASTE IND XIRCOM INC

TOTAL COMMON STOCKS

INDEX FUNDS

AUSTRALIA EQ FUND AUSTRIA EQ FUND BELGIUM EQ FUND CANADA EQ FUND DENMARK EQ FUND FINLAND EQ FUND FRANCE EP FUND GERMANY EQ FUND HONG KONG EQ FUNO IRELAND EQ FUND B ITALY EQ FUND JAPAN EQ FUND MALAYSIA EQ FD 0 MID CAP INDX FD B NETHERWDS EQ FD NEW ZEALAND EQ FD NORWAY EQ FUND SINGAPORE EQ FUND SPAIN EQ FUND SWEDEN EQ FUND SWfnERLAND EQ FD UNITED KiNGDOM EQ W F EQ lNDX FUND8

TOTAL INDEX FUNDS COMMON TRUST FUND SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED (June I,1994 through June 30, 1994)

PAR VALUE OR (1) TOTAL YIELD (2) SECURITY NO. OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST AT COST

PRIVATE INVESTMENTS

CROWN ASSOCIATES DRLX PARTNERS t P WHITNEY 1990 EQW

TOTAL PRIVATE INVESTMENTS 776,357.01

TOTAL EQUITY SECURlT1ES 22,331,528.99

TOTAL SECURITIES PURCHASED 36.402.8E.76

(1) Reflects par value for DeM Securities and number of shares adually purchased for Equity Securities, excluding shares received as a resuH of stock splits and dividends subsequent to date of purchase. (2) Yield on Common Stocks based on cost price and indicated dividend rate as of 6/30194. Cumnt yield is not calculated on Index Funds sinw scheduled income payments are not fixed at a current rate. Cumnt yield is not calculated on Private Investments due to absence of scheduled interest and dividend payments. COMMON TRUST FUND EQUITIES - OTHER CHANGES (June 1, 1994 through June 30, 1994)

STOCK SPLITS. DIVIDENDS AND DiSTRIRUTIONS SHARES RECEIVED

CHEVRON CORP 2 FOR 1 STOCK SPLIT MCDONALD'S CORP. 2 FOR 1 STOCK SPLIT COMMON TRUST FUND SCHEDULE OF CONVERSIONS (June 1, 1994 thr~ughJune 30, t 994)

ASSETS CONVERTED ASSETS RECEIVED SECURITY SECURITY SECURITY SECURITY DESCRIPTION BOOK VALUE GAIN DESCRIPTION BOOK VALUE

DAIMLER BEN2 DAIMLER BEN2 COMMON STOCK 19,085.70 0 00 COMMON STUCK RIGHTS 19,085.70 (4,700 SHARES) (4,700 SHARES) FARM & HOME FARM & HOME PREFERRED STOCK 99B,Bt2.86 0.00 COMMON STOCK 909,912 96 (44,382 SHARES) (66,573 SHARES) ? ,018,998.66 1.01 8,998.66 C COMMON TRUST FUND SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED 259 (June 3, 1994 through June 30,1994)

GAIN OR PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER SECURITY NO OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE

DEBT SECURlTlES:

U. 9. OOW. AGENCY OBLIG (OUARANEEO) - ONMA POOLS

G N M A PASS THRU 163 8.000% ,0211510 't G N MA PASS THR 10842 8.000% ,0711 5/08 G N MA PASS THR 13627 8.000% ,111t 5K)6 G N M A PASS TH 130875 12.000% ,06115Jf5 G N M A PASS TH 233778 10.000% ,02115/16 G N M A PASS TH 201147 lO.M)09b ,0511m G N M A PASS TH 290852 9.500% , OW t 5120 G N M A PASS THRU 95 8.000% ,1211 5100

U. S. GOVT. AQENCY OBLlQ (NON-GUAR&NTEED) - FHMLC

F H L M C PRT CTF 185618 17.500% ,07M1113 F H L M C PRT CTF 186030 12.000% ,07/01111 F H L M C PRT CTF 188288 12.000% ,08m1113 F H L M C BALLOON GOLD PC M80037 8.500% ,03tDllsB F H L M C GNOME PRT CTF 380005 9.500% ,07101102 F H L M C GNOME PRT CTF 200050 9.000% ,owoim1 F H L M C GNOME PRT CTF 380008 9.500% ,OW01E02 F H L M C MU1 FAM PRT CTF 220022 9.250% ,W01102 F H L M C MUL FAM PRT CTF 48001 f 10.000% ,08101187 F H L M C MUL-FAM PRT CTF 220023 9.750% ,08101102 F H L M C MUL-FAM PRT CTF 240001 9.500% ,lf/01/97 F H L M C TPM PRT CTF 735015 10.000% ,06/01/(15 TOTAL 504.413.00 COMMON TRUST FUND SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED 260 (June 1, 1994 through June 30,1994)

GAIN OR PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER SECURITY NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE

F N M A CMO 89-74 9.625% ,01l25110 FHLMC CMO 1029-C 9.000% ,0811511 2 FHLMC CMO 169-E 9.000% ,07115100 FNMA CMO 80-124

9.000% ,08)25111 53,201.42 52,985.96 53,201.42 , 205.46 TOTAL 909,830.68 890,652.73 909,830.68 19,177.95

CORPORATE BONDS - CMO'S

AMER SW CMO 62-C GNMA 8.800% ,0?/01118 AMER SW CMO 68-8 GNMA 8.750% ,10/01118 LOMAS MTGE CMO GNMA 9.700% ,WW7 LOMAS MTGE PRIOR PERIOD 9.700% ,W25107 MTGE BNKRS CMO A4 GNMA 9.500% ,OtlXIO6 340,Q19.74 334,245.27 340,919.74 6,674.47 SHEARSON CMO GNMA 9.550% , 1~01114 2,182,889.55 2,154,310.61 2,162,869.65 8,558.W TOTAL 2,812,WB.98 2,807,343.73 2,830,393.18 23,049.46 -

CORPORATE BONDS

APPLETREE SAFNVAY PURCHASE LEASE 9.000% ,OSrO1M 5,500.17 5,590.17 5,590.17 00 TOTAL 5,590 17 5.590,t7 5,590.17 - .oo TOTAL DEBT SECURITIES 4,355,079.90 4,327,084.24 4,373,424.13 46,329.89 -

EtrUlU SECURITIES :

COMMON STOCKS

ACCLAIM ENTMT INC ADVANCED PROMOTION TECH ALBERTO-CULVER AMER MGMT SVS ANDREW CORP ANHEUSER-BUSCH ASWORTH ATMEL CORP BEU INDUSTRiES BELL MICROPRODUCT BUFFETS INC COMMON TRUST FUND SCHEDULE OF SECURITlES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED zG1 (June f, 1994 through June 30, 1994)

GAIN OR PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER SECURITY NO OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE

CAESAR'S WORLD CAPITAL GTY CORP CIRRUS LOGIC INC COMCAST CORP - PRIOR PERIOD COMPTRONIX COMPUTR NTWK TECH CONCORD HLOG CRAFTMADE INTI. DEVELOPERS DIVERS DSG INTERkATIONAL EMC CORP MASS ENCAD INC ENERGY SERVICE CO EXABmE GORP FIRST COMMERCE CO GENESIS HEALTH GROW GROUP INC HBO & CO HOST MARR1OlT IDB COMM GRP INTERGRAT DEVICE INfERTRANS JENNIFER CONVS KAUFW & BROAD KOMAG 1NC LUNO INTL KDGS MCKESSON GORP MEDAPHIS CORP MEGAHERTZ MEGATEST CORP MENTOR GRAPHICS MERCK & CO.,INC MERRILL CORP MICROSOFT GORP MOLECULAR BIOSYSTEMS MOCEX INC NATURES SUNSHINE NORAND CORP OEA INC OHM CORP OXFORD HEALTH PEOPLESOFT INC PHILIP MORRIS PtLLWEX GORP REGENCY HEALTH ROBERDS INC SARA LEE CORP SCOnS LIQUID SHELL TRANSLTRAOE SIERRA HEALTH SVC COMMON TRUST FUND SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED Z6Z (June 1, 1994 through June 30, 1994)

GAIN OR PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER SECURITY NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE

SNAPPLE BEVERAGE STEEL TECH TRlQUlNT SEMICONDUCTOR VENCOR tNC VIEWLOGIC SYSTEM VLSl TECH WAUSAU PAPER MILL WElNGAATEN REALTY WELLFLEET COMMUNICATIONS WERNER ENTRPRlSES WEST MARINE WESTCOTT COMMUNICATIONS XIRCOM INC

TOTAL COMMON STOCKS

CONVERTIBLE DEBENTURES

TIME WARNER

TOTAL CONVERTlBLE DEBENTURES

CONVERTIBLE PREFERRED STOCK

- - SNYDER OIL CV W

TOTAL CONVERTIBLE PREFERRED STOCK

INDEX FUNDS

BELGIUM EQ FUNO IRELAND EQ FUND B ITALY EQ FUND JAPAN EQ FUND NEW ZEALAND EQ FO NORWAY EQ FUNO SINGAPORE EQ FUNO SPAIN EQ FUND UNITED KINGDOM EQ

TOTAL INDEX FUNDS

PRIVATE INVESTMENTS

CHEY Ill CHEV INT CHEYENNE ll CHEYENNEPARTERS ELECTRA PRIVATE GOLDSTON JETER GOLDSTON OIL GLAOWATER SARATOGA f OTAL PRIVATE INVESTMENTS COMMON TRUST FUND SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED 263 (June 1, 1994 through June 30, 1994)

GAIN OR PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER SECURITY NO OF SHARES OF HOLDlNGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE

- -

CASH K CASH EQUIVALENTS

MONEY MARKET FUNDS (NET)

TOTAL CASH 8 CASH EQUIVALENTS

TOTAL SALES, CALLS, OR MATURITIES COMMON TRUST FUND SCHEDULE OF CAPITAL GAINS/(LOSSES) REINVESTED (June 9, 1984 through June 30, 1994)

INCREASE (DECREASE) BOOK VALUE GAIN OR SECURllY NO. SHARES OF HOLDINGS (LOSS) INDEX FUNDS:

AUSTRALIA EQ FUND DENMARK EO FUN0 FRANCE EQ FUND GERMANY EQ FUND ITALY EQ FUND JAPAN EQ FUND MALAYSIA EQ FUND 5 NEW ZEALAND EQ FUND SPAIN EQ FUND SWITZERWO EQ FD UNITED KINGDOM EQ TOTAL INDEX FUNDS COMMON TRUST FUND SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED 265 (July I,1994 through July 31, 19Q4)

PAR VALUE OR (1 ) TOTAL WELO (2) SECURITY NO. OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST AT COST

DEBT SECURITIES :

CORPORATE BONDS

SO CAROLINA E & G 1ST MTGE 7.125%,55i5/13 f OTAL CORPORATE BONDS

TOTAL DEBT SECURITIES

EQUIIY SECURITIES :

COMMON STOCKS

- - - AAON ADOBE SYSTEMS ADVANTA CORP. CLB AGCO CORP. &\AS RESEARCH ALLIED HLDGS ALLTRISTA CORP AMC ENTERTAINMENT ANTHEM ELECTRONIC BARREIT RESOURCES BCE INC. BRUSH WEUMAN INC BUFFETS INC CADENCE DESIGN CAMP0 ELECTRS CAREMARK INTL CELESTRIAL SEASNG CiiEYENNE SOFTWARE CONS SfORES CONTINUUM CO COROlS CORP CUC INTERNATIONAL CUSTOM CHROME DAIMLER-BEN2 DlAGlJOSTEK INC DSG INTERNATlONAL DURIRON CO INC ELECTROGIAS ENERGY SERVICE ENERGY CORP (NEW) FACTORY STRS AMER FIRST USA FRANKLIN QUEST FRESH AMERICA CORP. - PRIOR PERIOD FURON CO GENETlC THERAPY GERRlTY 011 B GAS GLE WYRE TECH GLOWINK GOODYEAR T a R COMMON TRUST FUND SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED 266 (July 1, 7994 through July 31, 1994)

PAR VALUE OR (1) TOTAL YIELD (2) SECURITY NO. OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST AT COST - - GP FINANCIAL 1,000 24.000.00 0.83 GREEN TREE FlNANC 500 15,280.00 1.64 GTE CORP 700 21.654.50 5.08 GYMBOREE 1,000 39,250.00 0.00 HEWLEl? PACKARD 2,100 159,728.00 1 58 HIBERNIA Cl A 13,700 118,456.10 2.31 HORIZON HEALTHCAR 1,30d 29,978.00 0.00 INFORMATION RES 3W 4,593.00 0,OO lNLAND STEEL 400 13,808.80 0.W INT'L FLAVORSlFRA 300 11,943 00 2.71 INTL GAME TECH 1,000 19,685.00 0.61 INTER REG FlNL 700 16,470.16 1.36 rrJvACARE CORP 800 21,872.00 0.04 INVESTMENT TECH 2,500 28,931.25 0.00 JUST FOR FEET 3,000 43,125 00 0.00 KEANE 1,600 54,222.44 0.00 KIMBERLY CtARK CO 000 31,838.M 3.32 KlNG WORLD PROD 800 35,841.50 0.00 KIA INSTRUMENTS 400 16,624.00 0 00 KOHLS CORP 300 14,530.50 0.00 KUHLMAN CORP 900 13,691.50 3.89 LfBERTY PROPERTY 2,600 52,481-00 0.00 LOTUSDEVELOPMENT 400 15,574.00 0.00 MCI COMMUNlCATlON 1,000 23,000.m 0.22 MEASUR€X 500 8,842.50 2.49 MEDICUS SYS 1,C40 12,725.00 0.25 MEDUSA CORP 900 23,229.00 1.94 MENS WEARHOUSE t ,5W 33,750.00 0 00 MICHAEL FOODS 3,900 43,875.00 7.78 MICROAGE 1,000 16,375.00 0.00 MICROCHIP TECH 300 40.143 00 0.00 MICRON TECHNOLOGY 400 15,074.00 0.53 MICROSOFT CORP 6.100 290,588.62 0.00 MlDLANTlC CORP 600 10,261.00 1.71 MIRAGE RESORTS 700 13.254.50 0.00 MOHAWK 1NDUSTRES 700 12,642.00 0.00 MOLEX INC 7,400 297,550.00 0.10 NATlONAL SEM ICOND 33.900 237,604 00 0.00 NORM AMEON MTG 2.300 54,475.50 1.01 NORTH AMER BlOLOG 3,000 18,750.00 0.00 OFFSHORE PIPELINE 2.200 43.332.00 I142 OGDEN CORP. 7.500 163,575.00 5.73 ONE PRlCE CLOMNG 1,800 28,109.70 0.00 OUTBACK STEAKHOUS 5W 13,592.50 0.00 PANHANPLE EASTERN t ,200 23,6P.M1 4.27 PARKER DRILLING 4,100 24,846.00 0.00 PAYCHEX INC 1,300 38,675.00 0.81 PEPSlCO 12,500 388,308.30 2.33 PETSMART 660 18,686.00 0.00 PRES RVRBOT CASlN 400 3,374.00 0.00 PRIME HOSPITALITY 2,000 14,370.00 0.00 COMMON TRUST FUND SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED 269 (July 1, '1994 through July 31, 1994)

PAR VALUE OR (1) TOTAL YIELD (2) NO. OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST AT COST

PROPERTY TRUST AM PROVlDlAN RANGER OIL LTD. ROC COMMUNITIES ROCK BOVON REST ROOSEVELT FlNANL SANIFILL INC SCHOLASTIC SEAGULL ENERGY STOKELY USA STRYKER CORP TIME WARNER TRINITY INDUS INC UNION PLANTERS VENTRITEX INC VIEWLWIC SYS VIKING OFFICE VINTAGE PETROLEUM VLSl TECH WERNER ENTRPRlSES WEST CO INC WESTERN WASTE IND WlklAMS SONOMA X-RITE

TOTAL COMMON STOCKS

INDEX FUMDS

AUSTRALIA EQ FUND AUSTRIA EQ FUND BELGIUM EQ FUND CANADA EQ FUND DENMARK EQ FUNO FINLAND EQ FUND FRANCE EQ FUND GERMANY EQ FUND HONG KONG EQ FUNO IRELAND EQ FUND B ITALY EQ FUND JAPAN EQ FUND MALAYSIA EQ FD B NETHERLANDS EQ FD NEW ZEALAND EQ FD NORWAY EQ FUND SINGAWRE EQ FUNO SPAIN EQ FUND SWEDEN EQ FUND SWITZERLAND EQ FD UNITED KINGDOM EQ

TOTAL INDEX FUNDS COMMON TRUST FUND SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED z68 (July t, 1994 through July 31, 1994)

PAR VALUE OR (1) TOTAL YIELD (2) NO. OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST AT COST

PRIVATE lNVESTMEhJTS

CTI PARTNERS L. P. ELECTRA PRIVATE WHITNEY I980 EQV

TOTAL PRIVATE INVESTMENTS 388.522.23

TOTAL EQUITY SECURITIES 5,999,319.71

CASH & CASH EQUIVALENTS

MONEY MARKET FUNDS (NET) 3,523,928 58

TOTAL CASH & CASH EQUIVALENTS 3,523,928.58

TOTAL SECURITIES PURCHASED

(1) Reflects par value for Debt Securities and number of shares adually purcfmsed for Equity Securities, excluding shares received as a result d stock splits and dividends subsequent to date of purchase. (2) YieM on Common Stocks based an cost price and indkated dividend rate as of 7/31/94 Current yield is not calwlated on Index Funds sin@ Schuduled income payments are not fixed at a current rate. Cumnt yield is not calculated on Private Investments due to absence of scheduled interest and dividend payments. COMMON TRUST FUND EQUITIES - OTHER CHANGES {July 1, 1994 through July 31, 1994)

STOCK SPLITS, DIVIDENDS AND DtSTRIBUTIONS SHARES RECEIVED

COMPUTERVISiON DISTRIBUTION FROM 630 INVESTORS FORD MOTOR COMPANY 2 FOR 1 SfOCK SPLIT COMMON TRUST FUND SCHEDULE OF CONVERSIONS (July 1, 1994 through July 31, 1994)

ASSETS CONVERTED ASSETS RECEIVED SECURITY SECURITY SECURITY SECURITY DESCRIPTION BOOK VALUE GAIN DESCRIPTION BOOK VALUE

FARM 8 HOME ROOSEVELT FINANCIAL GROUP COMMON STOCK 1,399,912.98 0 00 COMMON STOCK 1,399,912 96 (t04,073.00 SHARES) (209,186.73 SHARES) 1,399,912.96 1,388,912.96 COMMON TRUST FUND SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED zn (July 1, 1994 through July 31,W94)

GAIN OR PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER SECURITY NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE

DEBT SECURITIES:

U. 6. GOVT. AGENCY OBUO (GUARANTEED) - ONMA POOLS

G N M A PASS TH 290652 9.500% ,OW1 5J20 G N M A PASS THRU 163 8.000% ,0315101 G N M A PASS THR 10942 8.000% ,0711 5108 G N M APASSTHR 13627 8.OM)%, 1 lltW0g G N M APASS TH 130675 12.000% ,OW1 511 5 G N M A PASS TH 233770 10.600% ,02i15/18 G N MA PASS TH 291147 10.000% ,0511 St20 G N M A PASS THRU 95 8.000% ,12115/00

U. S. GOm. AGENCY 08L10 (NON-GUARANTEED)- FHMLC

F H t M C 8ALLOON GOLD PC M00037 8.500% ,03/01fi8 9,1332.49 F H L M C GNOME PRT CTF 200050 9.000% ,09/(17/01 21,871 96 F H L M C GNOME PRT CTF 380005 8.500% ,07K)I/Q2 4,708.55 F H L M C GNOME PRT CTF 380008 9.500% ,09/01/02 45,676.80 F H L M C MUL FAM PRT CTF 220022 9.250% ,beM1/02 80,652.72 F H L M C MUL FAM PRT CTF 48001 f 10.000% ,OW01197 53,OB7.60 F H t M C MUL-FAM PRT CTF 220023 9.750% ,08/01102 1,229,817.25 F H L M C MUL-FAM PRT CTF 240001 9.500% ,11101~7 107,008.20 F H 1 M C TPM PRT CTF 735015 10.000% ,ml1#5 2,85850 FHLMC MULFAM COOP PRT CTF 240003 9.600% ,10l01N8 253,150.50

2 TOTAL ---1,817,490.84 U. S. BOW. AGENCY QBLlQ (NONGUARANTEED) CMO'S -. COMMON TRUST FUND SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALL€ D OR MATURED ZTZ (July 1, 1994 through July 31, 1sQ4)

GAIN OR PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER SECURlPl NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE

F N M A CMO 89-74 9.625% ,01125179 FHLMC CMO 1029-C 9.000% ,OW15112 FHLMC CMO i6Q-E a.000% ,0711 5/00 FNMA CMO 90-124 O 000% ,08/251t 1 TOTAL

CORPORATE BONPS - CMO'S

AMER SW CMO 62Z GNMA 8.800% ,07M1116 AMER SW CMO 68-0 GNMA 8.750%,10101118 23,215.28 20,954.57 23,216.28 2.260.7q COLL MTG CMO 32C GNW 9.100% , IQQ~ 28?,4=.71 285,161.54 281,496 71 16,335.17 MTGE BNKRS CMO A4 GNMA 9.500% ,OIRS/OB 583.788.27 532,040.Q7 583,19827 71,155 30 TOTAL 974.789.55 941,417.11 974,789.55 33,372.44 - --

CORPORATE BONDS

APPLETREE SAFEWAY PURCHASE LEA 8.000% ,OSMllQ6 5,632. I0 TOTAL 5,832.10

TOTAL DEBT SECURITIES

EaULTY SECURITIES :

COMMON STOCKS

ADAPTEC INC ADVANCED TISSUE ADVO INC AIRGAS INC ALBERTO-CULVER AMP INC AMTECH CORP ANACOMP INC ANDREW CORP APPLIED MATERIAL ASSPECT ELECOMM ATKININSON (OW) AVALON PROPERTIES BARRY R G BEST BUY CO. INC. 3OMBAY COMPANY BRODERBUND SFlWRE COMMON TRUST FUND SCHEDULE OF SECURITIESSOLD, CALLED OR MATURED 'm3 (July 1, 7994 through July 31, 1994)

GAIN OR PAR VALUE OR 800K VALUE NET SALES {LOSS)OVER NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE

- - CADENCE DESIGN (1.425.94) CAROLINA FRElGHT (1,633.16) CERNER CORP 2,343.60 CHOCK FULL 0 NUTS ( 167.64) CfBER INC 377.08 ClGNA GORP 20,272.M ClNERGl PICTURES .m CLAYTON HOMES INC (5,669.41) CML GROUP (7,544.31) COMMNET CELLULAA ( t QQ.50) COMPUTER PRODUCTS 819.00 COMPUTERVISION (1,827.35) COMPUTR NTWK TECH (3,509.05) COlT CORP QUE (7,272.00) DENTSPLY INTL ('I1,963.00) DIALOGlC CORP (250.00) ELECTROGtAS 4,589.30 ELECTRONlCS IMAG 2,262.48 ENCORE WIRE 5,408.34 FIRST ST BAlYCORP 405.43 FOUNDATlON HEALTH (183.26) GEERLINOS &WADE -00 GENZYME CQRP (3,372.00) GEORGIA GULF GORP 1 ,OQ0.38 EERRITV OIL & GAS 3,604.01 GRANITE CONSTRUCT (7,247.10) GYMBOREE ([email protected]) HAEMONFTlCS CORP (37,066.0s) HAREY-DAVIDSON 328.18 HBO & CO 2,528.00 HEALTHSOURCE INC (4,682.06) HORIZON HEALTHCAR 3,343.48 HORNBECK OFFSHORE 585.34 IDWX tABS 2.504.00 INTER REG FlNL (3,589.80) K-SWISS INC (2,937.32) KENT ELECTRONICS 1,103.87 KOMAG INC 2,504.00 LSI LOGIC 8,982.10 LUND lN7L HDGS (16,065.96) MARVEL ENTMT GRP (1,617 97) MAllEL INC 2,314.54 WIMINTEGRATE0 663.00 MCFARLAND ENERGY (1,938.00) MCGRAW-HILL INC 12,318.89 MCKEGSON CORP 90.280. ie MCN CORP. 26,900.57 MEDIA VISION TECH (2,548.00) MEDUSA GORP (936 61) MESA AIRLINES INC (6,5%. 00) MGl PHARMA lNC (5,583.33) COMMON TRUST FUNO SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED 274 (July 1, 1494 through July 31, j994)

GAIN OR PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER SECURITY NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE

MICROAGE MIRAGE RESORTS MJTEK SURGICAL MOBIL GORP MOLECULAR BIOSYS NATL GYPSUM NATURES SUNSHINE NAUf ICA ENTERPRIS NEWPARK RES NYMAGIC 1NC OFFICE DEPOT INC ONE PRICE CLOTHNG PHYSICIAN GORP RENAL TREATMENT ROOSEVELT FlNANL SCHWAB (CHARLES) SCIMED LIFE SYS SEAGULL ENERGY SECURITY CAPITAL SERVING SOFTWARE SHELL TRANS8TRADE SHL SYSTEMHOUSE SILICON GRAPHICS SONAT OFFSHORE SPORTS 8 REC STEEL TECH SUNGARD DATA SYBASE INC SYNOPTICS COMM SYQUEST TECH TANGER FACTORY TELMS INC THOR INDUSTRIES TRANZON lC TRENWlCK GROUP U S ROBOTICS USA WASTE SVCS VALENCE TECH VENCOR INC WATSON PHARNACEUT WE1 NGARTEN REALTY WEST MARINE XlLlNX INC

TOTAL COMMON STOCKS

INOW FUNDS

AUSTRIA EQ FUND BELGIUM EQ FUNO FINLAND EQ FUNO FRANCE EQ FUN0 COMMON TRUST FUND SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED m5 (July I,1994 through July 31, 1994)

GAIN OR PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS)OVER SECURITY NO OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE

GERMANY EQ FUND IRELAND EQ FUND B ITALY EQ FUND MALAYSIA EQ f D B NETHERLANDSEQFD SINGAPORE EQ FUND SWEDEN EQ FUND SWITZERLAND EQ FD

TOTAL INDEX FUNDS

PRIVATE INVESTMENTS

630 INVESTORS CAROTEX TRUST I[ CHEY Ill CHEV INT CHEYENNE I1 CHEYENNE HI CHEYENNEPARTERS CLOG PARTNERS LP ELECTRA PRIVATE GOLOSTON JETER GOLDSTON OIL GIAD MORGENTHALER TCW SPEC Pt FD II

TOTAL PRIVATE INVESTMENTS

TOTAL EQUITY SECURITIES

TOTAL SALES, CALLS, OR MATURITIES COMMON TRUST FUND SCHEDULE OF CAPITAL GAINSl(t0SSES) REINVESTED (July 1, 1994 through July 31, 1994)

INCREASE (DECREASE) BOOK VALUE GAIN OR SECURIW NO SHARES OF HOLDINGS (LOSS) INDEX FUNDS:

AUSTRALIA EQ FUND BELGIUM EQ FUND CANADA EQ FUND DENMARK EQ FUND FINLAND EQ FUND FRANCE EQ FUND GERMANY EQ FUNO HONG KONG E9 FUND ITALY EQ FUND MALAYSIA EQ FUND 0 NETHERLANDSEQFUND NEW ZEALAND EQ FUND Sap500 INDEX S & P MID CAP INDEX SINGAPORE EQ FUND SPAIN EQ FUNO SWEDEN EQ FUND SWITZERLAND EQ FD UNITED KINGDOM EQ TOTAL INDEX FUNDS Ill. MEDICAL LIABILITY SELF-INSURANCE FUND 278 REPORT ON SECURITIES TRANSACTIONS - The following securltles transactions have been made for the Medical L~abilitySelf-Insurance Fund. The Vice Chancellor for Asset Management recommends approvst by the Board of Regents.

MEDICAL LIABILITY SELF-INSURANCE FUND SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED (June 1, I Q94 through June 30, '1494)

PAR VALUE OR (1) TOTAL YIELD (2) NO. OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST AT COST

DEBT SECURITIES :

U.S. GOVERNMENT OBLlG (DIRECT)

U S TREASURY NOTES: 6.500%. 041301B9 5.87546, 0211 5/04 TOTAL DEBT SECURITIES

EQUITY SECURITIES :

COMMON STOCKS:

CLEVELAND-CLIFFS INC 3COM CORP MONCORP GENERAL ELECTRIC CO INTEL CORP LIBERTY PROPERTY TRUST LIMITED (THE) INC MERCK & CO INC MESA AIRLINES PANHANDLE EASTERN CORP PEPSICO INC SECURITY CAPITAL INDUSTRIAL TRUST UGI CORP NEW TOTAL COMMON STOCKS

INDEX FUNDS

MID CAP INDEX FUND 3 LENDABLE

TOTAL EQUITY SECURITIES

TOTAL SECtlRlTlES PURCHASED

(1) Reflects par value for Debt Securities and number of shares actually purchased for Equity Securities, excluding shares received as a result of stock splits and dividends subsequent to date of purchase. (2) Yietd on Common Stocks based on wsl price and indicated dividend rate as of 6130194. Current yield is not calculated on Index Funds since scheduled income payments are not fixed at a current rate. MEDICAL LIABILITf SELF-INSURANCE FUND EQUITIES -- OTHER CHANGES (June 1, 1944 through June 30. 1994)

STOCK SPLITS, DIVIDENDS AND DISTRIBUTIONS SHARES RECEIVED

CHEVRON CQRP 2 FOR 1 STOCK SPLIT MCDONALD'S CORP 2 FOR 1 STOCK SPLIT MEDICAL LIABILITY SELF-INSURANCE FUND SCHEDULE OF SECURlTlES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED (June I,1994 through June 30, 1994)

GAIN OR PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER SECURITY NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE EQUITY SECURITIES

CONVERTIBLE PREFERRED STOCK SNYDER OIL CORP 5,675.00 145,591 00

COMMON STOCKS DEVELOPERS DIVERSIFIED RLTY 4.300 00 1 t8,015.50 MCKESSON CORP 2,200.00 97,103.69 MICROSOFT CORP 2,400.00 98,048.09 MOLEX INC 800.00 25.330.42 SHELL TRANSPORT & TRADING 9,200.00 502,26827 WEINGARTEN REALTY INC 1.300.00 54,620.67 TOTAL COMMON STOCKS 895,386 64

CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS

MONEY MARKET FUNDS (NET)

TOTAL SALES, CALLS OR MATURITIES MEDICAL LIABILITY SELF-INSURANCE FUND SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED (July i,1994 through July 31, 1994)

PAR VALUE OR (1) TOTAL YIELD (2) SECURITY NO. OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST AT COST

EQUITY SECURITIES

COMMON STOCKS:

CAREMARK INTERNATIONAL INC CONTINUUM CO CROWN AMERICAN REALTY FACTORY STORES OF AMERICA HEWLEH-PACKARD CO LIBERTY PROPERTY TRUST MICROSOFT CORP NATlOhlAL SEMICONDUCTOR CORP PANHANDLE EASTERN CORP PEPSICO INC PROPERTY TRUST OF AMERICA PROVlDlAN GORP ROC COMMUNlTlES INC TOTAL COMMON STOCKS

INDEX FUNDS

MID CAP INDEX FUND 0 LENDABLE

TOTAL EQUITY SECURITIES

CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS

MONEY MARKET FUNDS (NET)

TOTAL SECURITIES PURCHASED

(1) Reflects par value for Debt Securities and number of shares actually purchased for Equity Securities, excluding shares received as a result of stock splits and dividends subsequent to date of purchase. (2) Yield on Common Stocks based on cost price and indicated dividend rate as of 7131194. Current yield is not calculated on Index Funds since scheduled income payments are not fixed at a current rate. MEDICAL LIABIL tTY SELF-INSURANCE FUND SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED 282 (July t, 1994 through July 31, 1994)

GAIN OR PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER SECURITY NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE EQUITY SECURITIES :

COMMON STOCKS MCN CORP 900.00 28,754.53 35,783.70 7,029 17 SECURITY CAPITAL 1,200.00 13,931.34 19,896.07 5,964.73 SHELL TWSPORT 2,200.00 120,107.63 142,700.62 22,582.99 WEINGARTEN REALTY INC 10,100.00 424,360.83 388.231 02 (36,t29.61) TOTAL SALES, CALLS OR MATURITIES 587,154.13 586,611.41 (542.72)- IV. INSTITUTIONAL FUNDS REPORT ON SECURITIES TRANSACTIONS - The following securlt~estransactions have been made for the Institutional Funds. The Vice Chancellor for Asset Management recommends approval by the hard of Regents of these transactions

INSTITUTIONAL FUNDS SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED (June 1, 1994 through June 30. 1994)

TOTAL YIELD SECURITY PAR VALUE PRINCIPAL COST AT COST OPERATING FUNDS INVESTMENT POOL: U.S. GOVERNMENT OBLlOATlONS (Direct): U. S. TREASURY NOTES, 6%. 6/30/96 80,000,OOQ.00 79,945,937.50 6 40 _1

U. T. AUSTIN: NET SHORT TERM SECURITIES U 01 0.01

NET SHORT TERM SECURITIES 43.134.64 43,134.64 P INSTITUTIONAL FUNDS 285 SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED (June I,1994 through June 30, 1944)

GAIN OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER SECURITY PAR VALUE OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE OPERATING FUNDS INVESTMENT POOL: U.S. GOVERNMENT OBLIGATIONS (GTD.): U. S. TREASURY NOTES:

U.S. GOVERNMENT AGENCIES (NON-GTD.): FHLMC BALLOON GOLD PC: 8 5%. 311196 34,129.92 35,100 27 34,129 92 1970 35)

NET SHORT TERM SECURlTlES 46.571.042.09 46.571.042,09 46.571.042 09 0 00

U. 1. SYSTEM; U.S. GOVERNMENT AGENCIES (NON-GTD.): FHLMC BALLOON GOLD PC: 7%, 411197 115,340 00 1 f 4.843 63 115.340.00 496 37 NET SHORT TERM SECURITIES 10.728.75 10.128.75 10 128 75 0 00

U. T. ARLINOTOR NET SHORT TERM SECURITIES 53,263.45 53.263 45 53.26345 0 00 g. T. DALLAS: U.S. GOVERNMENT AGENCIES (NONGTD.): FHLMC BALLOON GOLD PC: 7%, 11/1/99 12,41 t .22 12,399.70 12,411.22 14 52 7%, 411197 25.683.67 25,679.47 25,683.67 4 20 38,09489 38.079.17 38.094 89 15 72 NET SHORT TERM SECURtTlES 12.875.28 12.875.28 12.875 28 0 00

U. T. EL PASO; U.S. GOVERNMENT AGENCIES (NON-OTD.): FHLMC BALLOON GOLD PC:

NET SHORT TERM SECURITIES 72,505.66 72.505 66 72 505 66 0 00 t 25,923.87 125,872 42 125,923 87 51 45

U. T. SAM ANTONIO; U.S. BOVERNMENT AGENCIES (NON-GTD.): FHLMC BALLOON GOLD PC 8.5%. 3/1/96 8,532.46 8,532 48 8,532.48 0 00 8%. 511 JM 24,822 45 24,799 41 24,822.45 23 04 7%, 11/1m3 38,525 50 38.519.20 38,525.50 6 30 71,880.43 71,851 09 71,880 43 29 34 NET SHORT TERM SECURlTlES 44.676.40 44.676.40 44,676.40 0.00 116,556.83 -116,527 49 1 16.556.83 29 34- INSTITUTIONAL FUNDS SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED (Continued) (June 1, 1994 through June 30,1994)

GAIN OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS! OVER PAR VALUE OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE

U.S. GOVERNMENT OBLIGATIONS (DIRECT): U. S TREASURY NOTES. 5%. 6130194 30.000,000.00- 30.00D.D00.00- 30,000,00000 0 00

U.S. GOVERNMENT AGENCIES (NON-GTD.1: FHLMC BALLOON GOLD PC. 794, 1111lB6 124,112.23 123.99704 124.1 12 23 t 75 19 30,124,112.23 30.123.997.04 30,124,172.23 115 19 & -- P--

U. T. HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER - HQUSTON: U.S. GOVERNMENT AGENClES (NON-GTD.): FHLMC BALLOON GOLD PC: 8%, 511 I% 15.374 40 f%,7 111198 74,467.34 7%, 411197 25,683.67 11 5,525.41 NET SHORT TERM SECURITIES 57.284.05

-T.H SCIENCE CENTER - SAM ANTONIO: U.S. OOMRNMENT AOENClES (NONQTD.); FHLMC BALLOON GOLD PC: 8.5%. 3/1/96 17,084.96 7%, 411197 12,041-03 f HLB STEPUP 8%. 6108197 -2.OW,000.00 2,029,906.79 NET SHORT TERM SECURITIES 233,258.47 2.263.165.20 y. T. SYSTEM CANCER CENTER- U.S. GOVERNMENT AGENCIES (NOW-GTD.): FHLMC BALLOON GOLD PC: &%,511M 61.497 80 7%. 11/11lsB 248.224.47

NET SHORT TERM SECURlf IES 107,910.55 610 260 15

&I.T. HEALTH CENTER - TYLER: NET SHORT TERM SECURrrlES 43.630 41 43,630 41 43.630 41 0 00 INSTITUTIONAL FUNDS SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED (July 1. 1994 through July 31, 1994)

TOTAL YIELD SECURlfY PAR VALUE PRINCIPAL COST AT COST OPERATING FUNDS INISTMFNT POOL; U.S. GOVERNMENT AGENCIES (NON-GTD.): FEDERAL HOME LOAN MTGE 4.5546, ill 5108 ~5,000.000.00 14,517,187 50 4.88 C NET SHORT TERM SECURITIES 1,400,288.20 1,400,288.20 16,400,2B8.20 15,917,475.70

U. T. SYSTFM; NET SHORT TERM SECURlTlES 44.659.91 44,659.91 -

NET SHOAT TERM SECURlTlES 13,447.66 -13,447.66

U. T. AUSTIY; NET SHORT TERM SECURlTf ES 852,616.99 952,616.99 t -

NIT SHORT TERM 8ECURITLES 81.218.28 61 .Zm18.28

U. T. EL PASO: NET SHORT TERM SECURITIES 9,738.61 9.738.61

U. T. SAN ANTONJO: NET SHORT f ERM SECURITIES 8,165.19 8,165.19

U. T. MLTHSCIENCE CEWT NET SHORT TERM SECURlTIES 20,758.14 20.758 14 -m y.-W-fYLER: T. NET SHORT TERM SECURITIES 16.443 75 16.443 75 INSTITUTIONAL FUNDS 288 SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED (July 1, 1994 through July 31, 1994)

BOOK VALUE NET SALES LOSS) OVER SECURITY PAR VALUE OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALVE OPERATING FUNDS INVESTMENT POOL: U.S. GOVERNMENT AGENCIES (NON-GTD.): FNMA INV CONTR 8.656%, 711194 FNMA DEB., 7.45%, 71t 1/94 520.000 00 520,00000 520.000 00 0 00 FHLMC BALLOON GOLD PC. 8.5%, 3/7/S6 46,986 52 48,262.89 46,98652 ( t ,276 371

U. T. SYSTEM: U.S. GOVERNMENT AGENCIES (NONCTD.): FHLMC Balloon Gold PC, 7%. 411197 2,185.85

U. T. ARLINGTON: U.S. GOYERNMENT AGENCIES (NON-OTD.): FNMA INV CONTR 8.858%, 711194 2,000,000.00

U. T. AUSTIK U.S. OOVERNMENT AGENCIES (NON-OTD.): FNMA INV CONTR 8.656%, 7111W 22,000,00000

U. T, DALLAS: U.S. GOVERNMENT AOENCIES (MOM-GTD.): FNMA lNV CONTR 8.65696, 711194 1,000,000.00 FHLMC BALLOON GOLD PC.

y. T, EL PASO: U.S. GOVERNMENT AGENCIES (NON-GTD.): FNMA INV CONTR 8.656%, 711194 800,000.00 FHLMC BALLOON GOLD PC: 8.5%. 311196 23.493.26 8%. 511196 21,498.60

U. T. SAN ANTONIO: U.S. GOVERNMENT AGENCIES (NON-OTD.): FNMA INV CONfR 8.656%, 7/1M 1,500.004.00 1.500,OOO.OO 1,500,00000 FHLMC BALLOON GOLD PC. INSTIT UTIONAL FUNDS 289 SCHE OULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED (Continued) (July 1, 1994 through July 31. 'i994)

GAIN OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER SECURITY PAR VALUE OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE U. T. HEALTH SCENCE CENTER - DALLAS: U.S. GOVERNMENT AGENCIES (NOW-GTD.): FNMA INV CONTR 8.65696, 711194 10,000,000.00 10,000,00000 10,000,000.00 0 00 F HLMC BALLOON GOLD PC:

NET SHORT TERM SECURiTIES -617,231 18 617,231.18 617,231 18 0 00 10,685,038 43 10,684,984.47 10,685,038.43 53 96 P- - --- 9 U.S. OOVERNMENT AatMCIES (NONQf D.): FNMA INV CONT R 8.656%. 713194 6,000.000 00 6,000,00000 6,000,00000 0 00 FHLMC BALLOON GOLD PC 8%, 5/1/93 28,664 00 28,594 17 28.664 80 70 63 7%, 1111/~ 40,884.35 40,65t .97 40,684 35 32 38

U. T. HEA-*CENTER TH SClE ANTONIO: U.S. GOVERNMENT AQENCIES (NONQTD.): f NlWA INV CONTR 8.856%, 711M 2,000,000.00 2,000,000.00 2.000,000.00 0 00 FHLMC BALLOON GOLD PC: 8.5%. Wt196 23.493.26 23,493.26 23.493.26 0 00 7%, 411197 15.024.47 15,022.23 15.024 47 2.24 2,038,517.73 2,038,515.49 2,038,51773 2 24 NET SHORT TERM SECURITIES 34,423.27 34,423.27 34,423.27 0.00 2,071,941.00 2,072,938.76 2.072.941 .OO - 2 24 yy U.S. GOVERNMENT AGENCIES (NONGTD.): FNMA INV CONTR 8.656%, 7/1/94 15.000.000.DO 15,000,000 00 15.000,00000 0 00 FHLMC BALLOON GOLD PC: 0%. 5/1= t 14,659.20 1 14,376 69 114.650 20 282.51

NET SHOAT TERM SECURITIES 238,105 25 239,105.25 239,705.25 0,OO 15,714,746.05 15,714,321.98 15,714,746.05 424 07

U.S. GOVERNMENT AGENCIES (NON-OTD.): FNMA INV CONTR 8.656%, 711194 980,000.00 980,000 00 980.00000 0 00 I V. OfHER TRUST AND SPECIAL FUNDS %92 REPORT ON SECURITIES TRANSACTIONS - The following securities transact~onshave been made for the Trust and Special Funds not in the Common Trust Fund, Medical Liability Sdf-insurance Fund or lnstituttonal Funds. The Vlce Chsncellor for Asset Management recommends approval by the Board of Regents of these transadlons.

OTHER TRUST AND SPECIAL FUNDS SCHEDULE OF SECURlTiES PURCHASED (June 1, 1994 through June 30, 1994)

PAR VALUE OR TOTAL YIELD ISSUE AND FUND NO. OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST AT COST DEBT SECURITIES:

PAN AMERICAN UNRlERSlN ENDOWMENT: ATCHISON TOPEKA B SANTA FE RWY EQ TR 7.52%, 2/15/08 7,000.00 6,724.05 -B.OD POOLED INCOME FUND: DOW CHEMICAL DEBS., 8.85%, 8/15/13

EQUm SECURITIES:

COMMON STOCKS: U.T. MEDICAL BRANCH - OALVESTON - MOODY FUND FOR STUbENT AND EMPLOYEE SERVICES: tA Z BOY CHAIR 400.00 11,828.00 -2.30

U.T. MEDICAL BRANCH - GALVESTON - MWOY M EOLCAL LIBRARY ENDOWMENT: LA 2 BOY CHAIR OTHER TRUST AND SPECIAL FUNDS SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED 232 (June 1, 1994 through June 30, 1994)

GAIPJ OR PAR VALUE OR 800K VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER SECURITY NO, OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS - PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE DEBT SECURITIES:

W. J. MCDONALD OBSERVATORY FUND: PACIFIC GAS 8 ELECTRIC 1ST REF SER HH 4.375%. 6/f /94 85,000.00 65,000 00 65,000.00 0 00

POOLED INCOME FUND: FNMA CMO 90-124 9%, 8Q3l I

U.T. MEDICAL BRANCH4ALVESTON- J. FREDRIC MULLINS, M.D.. CHARITABLE REMAINDER UNITRUST: LOMAS MTGE CMO 9.796, IV-C, 6/25/07

EQUITY SECURITIES:

COMMON STOCKS:

U.T. MEDICAL BRANCH - GALVESTON - MOODY FUND FOR STUDENT AND EMPLOYEE SERVICES: BRITISH PETROLEUM ADS 400.MI 23,874.00 29,594.61 5.720 6 7 L - U.T. MEDICAL BRANCH - GALVESTON - MOODY MEDICAL LIBRARY ENDOWMENT: BRITISH PETROLEUM ADS 400 00 23,874.00 29,594 61 5 72081

SECURrrES RECEIVED BY C3PT OR BEQUEST:

DEBT SECURITIES

ESTATE OF CHARLES T. BANISTER: CITY OF AUSTIN 046,11/15/09 CITY OF AUSTIN O%, 11115m1 BEDFORD TEXAS GO 1 1 2%, 211198 OENHAM SPRING LIVINGSTON 7 2%, 8/1/10 FARMERS BRANCH HOSPITAL 6.875%, 7/1/05 GARY tND ENVIRONMENTAL 6.75%, 8115108 LllTLE ROCK RESIDENTAL HSG 7.3%, 91111 1 TEXAS MUNICIPAL POWER AGY 14.82$%, QltllZ WEST MEMPHIS ARK HSG 7.496, 9/1/10 OCCIOENTM PET 11.125%, 6lll99 OTHER TRUST AND SPECIAL FUNDS 233 SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED (Cont~nued) (June 1, 1904 through June 30. 1994)

NET SALES SECURITY NO OF SHARES PROCEEDS PREFERRED STOCKS: ESTATE OF CHARLES T. BANISTER: CENTRAL ILLIONIS LIGHT 400.00 24,441.25 CONSOUDATED EDISON OF NEW YORK 400.00 25.877 34 NORTHERN STATES POWER 200.00 10.597 88 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON 4 32% 800 00 70,414 48 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON 7 58% 200.00 18,567.67 89,898.62 EQUITY SECURITIES:

CONVERTIBLE PREFERRED STOCK: ESTATE OF CHARLES T. BAUISTER: USF&G VIRGINIA ELECTRIC & POWER WISCONSIN POWER & LIGHT

MUTUAL FUND:

U.T. SOU1HWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER-DALLAS- VERNIE A. STEMBRIDOE, M.D. CHAIR IN PATHOLOGY: AMERICAN CAPITAL PACE FUND 89.37

ESTATE OF CHARLES T. BANISTER: MUNICIPAL BOND TRUST Uf SER 752 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT BD FD SER 101 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT BD FD SER f 76 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT 80 FD SER 228 NUVEEN TAX €XEMPf BD FD SER 185 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT BD FD SER 233 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT BD FD SER 236 NUVEEN TAX UIEMPT BD FQ SER 240 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT BD FD SER 241 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT BO FD SER 298 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT 80 FD SER 314 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT 00 FD SER 322 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT BD FD SER 325 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT BD FD SER 332 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT 3D FD SER 341 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT BD FD SER 345 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT BD FD SER 354 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT BD FD 8ER 355 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT BD FD SER 361 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT 0[3 FD SER 366 NUVEEN T4X EXEMPT 0[3 F13 SER 370 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT BO FD SER 372 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT BO F0 SER 373 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT BD FD SER 376 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT 00 FD SER 378 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT BD FD SER 384 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT 0D FD SER 387 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT BD FD SER 400 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT BD FD SER 409 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT BD FD SER 41 1 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT BD FD SER 417 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT BD FD SER 425 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT BD FD SER 4% OTHER TRUST AND SPECIAL FUNDS SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED (Cont~nued) ;394 (June 1, 3994 through June 30, 1994)

NET SALES SECURITY NO. OF SHARES PROCEEDS NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT BD FD SER 435 50 00 5.156 00 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT BD FD SER 445 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT BD FD SER 450 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT BO FD SER 453 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT BD FD SER 456 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT BD FD SER 457 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT BD FD SER 458 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT ED FD SER 473 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT BD FO SER 474 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT BD FO SER 483 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT BD FO SER 484 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT BO FD SER 487 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT 80 FD SER 492 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT 60 FD SER 495 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT BD FD SER 498 NUVEEN TAX €XEMPT 00 FO SER 500 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT 00 FD SER 503 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT 30 FD SEA 504 NUVEEN TAX EXEMPT BD FD SER 505 TAX EXEMPT SECS TR 183 SER 325

COMMON STOCKS:

LONOHORH FOUNDATION: EXXON GENERAt ELECTRIC

V. T. - DALLAS - CHEMICAL QllT FUMD: CLOROX 100 00

U. T. -TYLER - VARSlfY TENNIS PROGRAM: WESTVACO 50 00

WlUlAM H. ARLEll PROFESSORSHIP IN THE COUEOE OF BUSINESS ADMIMSTMTION: CULLErVlFROST BANKERS 204.00

HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER - DALLAS - SHWPROFESSORSHIP: ILLINOIS CENTRAL

ESTATE OF CHARLES T. BANISTER: AMERITECH AMER TEL & TEL BELL ATLANTIC BELLSOUTH CAROLCO PICTURES COMSAT CONSOLIDATED EDISON OF NEW YORK FLORIDA PROGESS GENERAL MOTORS GENERAL MOTORS CLASS E GENERAL MOTORS CLASS H GTE OTHER TRUST AND SPECIAL FUNDS SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED (Continued) a5 (June 1, 1994 through June 30. 1994)

NET SALES SECURITY NO OF SHARES PROCEEDS IDAHO POWER 200 00 4,540 16 MOBlL NEVADA POWER NORTHEAST UTlllTl ES NYNEX OGDEN PACIFIC ENTERPRISES PACIFIC TELESIS GROUP PEOPLES ENERGY 500 00 POTOMAC ELECTRIC POWER SOUTHERN SOTHWESTERN BELL SOUTHWESTERN PUBLIC SERICE US WEST YANKEE ENERGY SYSTEM OTHER TRUST AND SPECIAL FUNDS SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES PURCHASED 236 (July 1, 1994 througn July 31, 1994)

PAR VALUE OR TOTAL YIELD ISSUE AND FUND NO OF SHARES PRINCIPAL COST AT COST EQUlfY SECURITIES:

COMMON STOCKS: PAN AMERICAN UNIVERSITY ENDOWMENT: PEPSlCO 200 - 6,187 10 2 33 U.T. MEDICAL BRANCH - GALVESTON - MOODY FUN0 FOR STUOENT AND EMPLOYEE SERVICES: ASHLAND OIL 1,000 34,316.00 2.91 CABOT HILLENBRAND tNDUSTRlES MORRISON KNUDSEN

U.T. MEDICAL BRANCH - GALVESTON - MOODY MEDICAL LIBRARY ENDOWMENT: ASHLAND OIL CABOT HILLENBRANO INDUSTRIES MORRISON KNUDSEN OTHER TRUST AND SPECIAL FUNDS SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED 237 (July 7, 1994 through July 31, 1944)

GAIN OR PAR VALUE OR 0OOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER SECURlTY NO. OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE DEBT SECURITIES:

LONGHORN SCHOLARSHIP FUND FNMA DEBS., 7.45%, 711 1194

RONYA AND GEORGE KOZMETSKY ENDOWMENT FUND TELEDYNE SUB DE0S, 10%. 6/03/04

POOLED INCOME FUND: FNMA CMO 90-124 B%, 812511 1

EQUITY SECURITIES

MICHENER f990 CHAMTABLE TRUST: FIDELITY FUND

LYDlA K. KARCHER FUNO FOR MEDICAL EXCELLENCE: FIDELITY FUNO

SECURITIES RECEfVED BY GIFT OR BEQUEST:

EQUITY SECURITIES:

M. 0. ANDERSON CANCER CENTER - MISCELLANEOUS OIFrS HELP FOR RESALE: TIMBERLANDS L IMlTED PARTNERSHIP 687.69

MCDONAtO OBSERVATORY & ASTRONOMY BOARD OF VISITORS: APPLE COMPUTER 10.00

U. T. SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER - DALW - REYNOLDS CHAIR FUND: WALMART 500.00

M. 0. ANDERSON CANCER CENTER - 199344 ANNUAL FUND: EXXON 4.00

OEDMAN MERIT SCHOLARS PROGRAM: CLUB CORPORATION INTERNATIONAL 26,353.00

DEDMAN MERIT SCHOLARS PROORAM - QUASIZNDOWMENT: CLUB CORPORATION INTERNATIOW OTHER TRUST AND SPECIAL FUNDS SCHEDULE OF SECURITIES SOLD, CALLED OR MATURED 298 (July 1, 1994 through July 31, 1994)

GAIN OR PAR VALUE OR BOOK VALUE NET SALES (LOSS) OVER SECURITY NO OF SHARES OF HOLDINGS PROCEEDS BOOK VALUE

U. T. HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER - HOUSTON - JAMES T. WILLERSON, M.D. ENDOWED LECTURE SERIES: VALERO ENERGY 585.00

U. T. HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER - SAN ANTONIO - THOMAS F. HOGAN, JR PROFESSOR5HIP IN COMPREHENSlVE OPHTHALMOLOGY AND ETHICS: BANDAG 100.00 VI. TRUST FUND REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS LAND AND INVESTMENT REPORT

For Month Ended August 31, 1994

TRUST FTlND REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

The following documents have been executed pursuant to the U. T. System Trust Fund Real Estate policy Statement which was approved and amended by the Board of Regents at its August 1991 meeting. The Vice Chancellor for Asset Management requests the approval of each transaction.

Component : U.T. Austin

Donor/Fund Name: Estate of Clara Elisabeth Bates-Nisbet

Asset ID:

BOR Acceptance Date: Use of Funds: Proceeds from the sale to be used far the Callege of Fins Arts Endowment Fund at U.T. Austin

Legal Description : 347 surface acres, John F. Phillips Sy, Abst 182, Rains County, Texas

Grantor : The Board of Regents of The University of Texas System

Grantee : The chris Fletcher ~rrevocable Trust Agreement dated 1/12/89 Staci M. Barker, Trustee 2232 Austin Drive, Mesquite, Dallas County, Texas 75181

Terms : Gross Sales Price: $202,301.00

Closing Costs: $ 1,765.00

Net Sale Proceeds: $200,536.00

Background Information:

U.T. Austin received this property including a 1/3 mineral interest through a bequest from the Estate of Clara Elisaherh Bates-Nisbet in I9gO. An appraisal performed by Rick Butler andbsocfates, Mt. Vernon, Texas, on November 17, 1993, estimated the market value of the surface intereat was $125,000. The appraised value of the surface interest for estate purposes was $178,500. U.T. retained its 1/3 mineral interest. ComponenC: U.T. Austin

DonorjFund Name: Traco~/FrankMcBee, Jr. scholarship Endowment

Asset ID:

BOR Acceptance Date:

Use of mds: Proceeds from the sale to be added to the Tracar/Frank McBee, Jr. Scholarship Endowment at U.T. Austin

Legal Description: North 74.5 feet of Lots Seven (7) and Eight (81, Block 9, Subdivision of Outlot No. 46, in Division "B" made by A.3. Peeter Assignee Incorp. C.R. Johns & Co., an additlon in the City of Austln, Travis County, Texas - Also known as 2111 Chicon Street, Austin, Travis County, Texas

Grantor : The Board of Regents of The university of Texas System

Grantee : Austin Alpha Foundat ion 9901 Mandeville Circle Austin, Texas 78750

Terms : Gross Sales Price: $ 3,700.00

Closing costs : $ 3,632.34

Net Sale Proceeds: $ 67.66

Background Information:

The net sales proceeds ware reduced by the amount of $3,632.34 in accumulated liens and intereat owed to the City of Austin. The buyer was a fraternal organization whose stated intent was to use this vacant lot at 2111 Chicon Street as the site for a facility in which members of the organization could tutor and mentor local area students.

-SALE

Component: U.T. San Antonio DonorjFund Name: Estate of Eloise Crawford

Asset ID:

BOR Acceptance Date:

Use of Funds: Proceeds from the sale to be added to the general scholarship fund at U.T. San mtonio

Legal ~escription: Undivided 50% Interest in Lot 31, Blk 2, New City Block 2961, Missionfield, Unit 2, City of San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas, Also known as 135 Fairbanks, San Antonio, Texas

Grantor : The Board of Regents of the University of Texas System

Grantee : Eustacio Tijierina 135 Fairbanks San ~ntonio,Texas 78201

Terms : Gross Sales Price: $12,500.00

Closing Costs: $ 2,897.38

Net Sale Proeeeda: $ 9,602.62

Financing: $ 1,500.00 note with monthlypayments of $191.74 at 64 in-rest for 8 months

Background Information:

This property was received through a settlement arising out of the Estate of Eloise Crawf ord. U.T. San Antonio shared an undivided fifty percent interest in the property with southwest Texas State University in San Marcos. Fifty percent of the net proceeds will be distributed to Southwest Texaa State University. SALE

Component: U .T. San Anronlo ~onor/FundName: Estate of Eloise crawford

Asset ID : 357505 and 357506

BOR Acceptance Date:

Use of Funds: Proceeds f rorn the sale to be added to the general scholarship fund at U.T. $an mtonio

Legal Description : undivided 50% Interest in Lots 29 and 30, Blk 2, New City Block 2961, ~~ssionfield,Unit 2, city of San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas Also known as 123 and 125 Fairbanks San Antonio, Texas

Grantor : The Board of Regents of The University of Texas System

Grantee : Mr. Federico J. Garcia 126 Goodwin San Antonio, Texas 78204

Terms : Gross Sales price: $ 27,000.00

Closing Costs: $ 2,803.98

Net Sale Proceeds: $ 24,196.02

Background Information:

This property was received through a settlement arising out of the Estate of Eloise Crawford. U.T. san Antonio shared an undivided fifty percent interest in the property with Southwest Texas State University in San Marcos. Fifty percent of the net proceeds will be distributed to Southwest Texas State university. SALE

Component: U.T. San Antonio

Donor/Fund Name: Estate of Eloise Crawford

Asset ID: BOR Acceptance Date:

Use of Funds : Proceeds from the sale to be added to the general scholarship fund at U.T. San Antonio

Legal Description: Undivided 50% Interest in Lot 23, Blk 22, New City Block 1944b, Woodlawn Terrace, City of San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas Also known as 1912-14 West Summit Ave., San Antonio, Texas

Grantor : The Board of Regents of The University of Texas System

Grantee : Ms. Kathryn Adarns 2432 Benrus Blvd. San ~ntonio,Texas 78228

Terms : Gross Sales Price: $ 26,000.00

Closing Costs : $ 2,630.04

Net Sale Proceeds: $ 23,369.96

Background Information:

This property was received through a settlement arising out of the Estate of Eloise Crawford. U.T. San Anton10 shared an undivided fifty percent interest in the property with Southwest Texas State University in san Marcos. Fifty percent of the net proceeds will be diatributed to Southwest Texas State University. SALE component: U.T. M.D. Anderson Cancer Center Donor/Fund Name: Homer Arnmann Trust

Asset ID:

BOR Acceptance Date:

Use of Funds: Specific research programs to be determined at a later date

Legal Description: 25% interest in 30.767 acres out of a 130.08 acre tract, Nasario Mancha League, Abst 271, Wharton County, Texas

Grantor : The Board of Regents of the University of Texas System

Grantee : John W. Weaver Rt. I, Box 419D Wharton, Texas 77488

Terms : Gross Sales Price: $ 20,000.00

Net Sale Proceeds: $ 17,602.52

Closing Coats: $ 2,397.48

Pro Rata Share: 25% of net sale proceeds being $ 4,400.63

Background Information:

The Homer Ammann Trust is comprised of real estate holdings, mineral and royalty interests, farm equipment, livestock, and cash investments. The U.T. M.D. Anderson Cancer Center's 252 share of the Trust was valued at approximately $1.1 million in 1987. The mineral interest was retained by W.T. and the other beneficiaries.

Component : U.T. M.D. Anderson Cancer Center

Donor/~undName: Estate of ~ollyMaude Harris Fowler

Asset ID:

BOR Acceptance Date:

Use of Funds: Proceeds from the sale to be used for cancer research at U.T. MD Anderson Cancer Center

Legal Description: Lot 3 of the resubdivision of Balcones Park Sec 2, Lts 1-3, Blk "H" - Also known as 4102 Balcones, Austin, Travis County, Texas

Grantor : The Board of Regents of The University of Texas System

Grantee : Mr. Edward H. Yeager Ms. Linda A. Wallace 405 La Mirada San Marino, Los Angeles County California 91108

Terms : Gross Sales Price: $192,500.00

Closing Costs: $ 14,620.33

Net Sale Proceeds: $177,879.67 307 SALE

Component: U.T. Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas

Donor/Fund Name: Gertrude M. Gillespie Fund for Biomedical Research

Asset ID:

BOR Acceptance Date: April 1992 Use of Funds: Funds used to support research on diseases in the area of geriatric medicine

Legal Description: Lots 1-5 and the south ten feet of Lot 6, Block 6, Bonita Addition, an addition to the City of Corpus Christi, Nueces County, Texas

Grantor : The Board of Regents of the University of Texas System

Grantee : Enrique R. and Bertha R. Ponce 1306 Ormond Drive Corpus Christi, Texas 78415

Terms : Gross Sales Price: $90,000.00

Closing Costs: $ 2,749.68

Net Sale Proceeds: $ 2,250.32 Financing: $85,00C.00 note with monthly payments of $1,076.74 at 9% interest for 10 years

Background Information:

This property was originallyleaeed as a convenience store location to Southguard Corporation and warn aublsased to Enrique R. and Bertha R. Ponce as a bakery. The $85,000.00 mortgage with interest at 9t and monthly installments of $1,076.74 is payable beginning March 1, 1994 unt~lFebruary 1, 2004 when all remaining unpaid principal and unpaid interest ia due and payable. SALE

component: U.T. M.D. Anderson Cancer Center

Donor/Fund Name: Homer Ammann Trusr

Asset ID :

BOR Acceptance Date: Use of Funds: Specific research programs to be determined at a later date

Legal Description: 25% undivided interest in 176.2 92 acres out of a 375.93 acre tract, Nasario Mancha League, Abst 271, Wharton County, Texas

Grantor: The Board of Regents of the University of Texas system

Grantee : Jesse Kalina Rt. 1, Box 200 El Campo, Texas 77437

Terms : Gross Sales Price: $ 114,589.80

Net Sale Proceeds: $ 15,100.57

Closing Costs: $ 9,739.23

Pro Rata Share: 25% of net sale proceeds being $3,775.14 Financing: See Below

Background Information:

A note was retained by the Sellers far $89,750.00, bearing interest at 9k, payable in semiannual payments of $4,877.30 for 20 years. The Baptist Foundation of Texas acts as the collection agent and makes annual distributions of the mortgage payments, less 25% of a 5% service fee. The Homer hmann Trust is comprised of real estate holdings, mineral and royalty interests, farm equipment, livestock, and cash investments. The U.T. M.D. Anderson Cancer Center's 25k share of the Trust was valued at approximately $1.1 million in 1987. The mineral interest was retained by U.T. and the other beneficiaries. 303 LEASE

Component: U.T. Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas

~onar/FundName: Gertrude M. Gillespie Fund for Biomedical Research

Asset ID :

BOR Acceptance Date:

Use of Funds: Proceeds from the rental of the property are to be used for biomedical research at U.T. Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas

Legal Description: 3604 Oak Lawn Avenue, Part of Lot 1, Block No. 9 of Hahn & Kendall's Subdivision of Golf Grounds, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas

Tenant : Gene Street, Jr. and Dace Street dba Street & Sons, Inc. dba Snookie's Bar & Grill Terms : Rent : 6k of gross sales with a guaranteed monthly minimum of $2,500 per month

Lease Term: 5/1/94 - 11/30/94 Taxes : Paid by Tenant Insurance: Paid by U.T. System and Tenant Maintenance: Paid by Tenant

Background Information:

This is a seven month extension of the existing lease having a lease term beginning 5/1/89 and ending 4/30/94. The other terms of the original lease remain the same. LEASE AMENPMEPJT

Component: U.T. Austln Donor/Fund Name: George W. Brackenrldge

Asset ID:

BOR Acceptance Date:

Use of Funds: Proceeds from the rental of the property are for unrestricted use by U.T. Austin

Legal ~escription: 12.0 acres, Deep Eddy Tract, City of Austin, Travis County

Tenant : Gables Realty LTD Partnership 2925 Briarpark, Suite 1220 Houston, Texas 77042

Terms : Taxes : Paid by Tenant Insurance: Paid by Tenant Maintenance: Paid by Tenant

Background Information:

The First Amendment to the Qround Lease extends the deadlines for U.T. approval of the Site Development Plan and commencement of the lease by sixty days. It also requires the Tenant ta aasume maintenance responsibility for the property as of July 20, 1994. All ather lease provisions remain the same. REINSTATEMENT AND MODIFIrATION AGREEMENT

component: U.T. Austin DonorjFund Name:

Asset ID:

BOR Acceptance Date:

Use of Funds: Funds to be used for unrestricted use and benefit of U.T. Austin

~egalDescription: All of Block 11, Lots 2-4 Block 190, and Lots 1-2 Block 13 of Original City of Austin, Travis County, Texas

Optionor : The Board of Regents of The University of Texas System

Optionee : Robert Knight, Trustee 307 E. 2nd Austin, Texas 78701

Backgraund Information:

At its June 9, 1994 meeting, the Board of Regents approved the grant of an option to purchase two parcels of land in the superior Dairy Tract in Downtown Austin. A non-refundable option fee of $5,000 was paid for the month of June 1994, but the option fee payment for July 1994 was not made when due. The Opt ionee and the Office of Endowment Real Estate negotiated a modification and reinstatement agreement which required the payment of a $20,000 non-refundable option fee payment which reinstated the option for the period beginning on July 29, 1994 and ending on September 30, 1994. All other terms of the option agreement remained the same and the option can be renewed on a month-to-month baeis beyond September 30, 1994 by paying the monthly option fees stipulated in the option agreement. 0RATIFICATION

Component: U.T. Austin

Donor / Fund Name : W.J. McDonald Observatory Fund BOA Acceptance Pate: March 16, 1926 Gross Mineral Acres:

Net Mineral Acres:

Legal Description : Undivided ?A Nan-Executive Mineral Interest in 128.041 Acres *, S.C. Price Survey, A-470 Lamar CoUnty, Texas

Lessee : James Worsharn P. 0. BOX 413 Sulphur Springs, Texas 75482-0413

Terms : Bonus Per Acre: $25 Total Bonus: $1,600.51 Royalty: 1 /a Delay Rental: $l/acre or $64.02 Lease Term: 5 years Lease Date: March 14, 1994 SALE OF ENDOWMENT Mj

omponent : U.T. Austin

lonor/ Fund Name : Anna and Fannie Lucas Memorial Scholarship

10R Acceptance Date:

"ype of Interest : on-producing Mineral Interest

,egal Description: Undivided 25% mineral interest in 10 acres (2.5 net acres) in the E/2 of the W/2 of the SE/4 of SE/4 of Section 27, Township 56 South, Range 38 East, Homestead, Dade County, Florida

XO6S Acres: 10 acres

Net Acres :

Buyer : Kevin M. and Elizabeth G. Killllea Homestead, Florida

$40 per net acre price $100 total price

Effeerive Date: July 5, 1994

Purpose for Sale: This non-producing mineral inrerest was conveyed by Quitclaim Deed in order to clear title defects for the surface owners, Mr. and Mrs. Killilea, and their mortgage company.

An undivided 25% mineral interest in the same acreage is also being conveyed by U.T. M.D. Anderson Cancer tenter for the Anna and Fannie Lucas Memorial Fund.

SALE OF ENDOWMENT MINERAL INTERESTS

Component: U.T. M.D. Anderson Cancer center

Danor/fund Name: Anna and Fa~ieLucas Memorial Fund

BOR Acceptance Date:

Type of Interest: Non-Producing Mineral Interest

Legal Description: Undivided 25% mineral interest in 10 acres (2.5 net acres) in the ~/2of the W/2 of the SE/~of SE/4 of Section 27, Township 56 South, Range 38 East, Homestead, Dade County, Florida

Gross Acres: 10 acres

Net Acres :

Buyer : Kevin M. and Elizaberh G. Killilea Homestead, Florida

Terms : $40 per net acre price $100 total price

Effective Date: July 5. 1994

Purpose for Sale: This non-producing interest was conveyed by Quitclaim Deed in order to clear title defects for the surface owners. Mr. and Mrs. Killilea, and their mortgage company.

Ar! undivided 259 mineral interest in the same acreage is also being conveyed by U. T. Austin for the Anna and Fannie Lucas Memorial Scholarship. THE WIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINTM

August 26, 1994

Dr. Jams P. Duncan Execut lve Vice Chancel lor for Academl c Aff a1 rs The Unfverslty of Texas System 601 Colorado Street Austin, Texas 78701 Dew Or. Duncan: The docket for the October 7, 1994 meetlng of the Board of Regents is submitted for your recotmendation and presentation to the Board. I recamend approval.

AR- 1 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U. T. BOARD OF REGEHTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Paqe No.

Business Contracts for Services ...... , AR- 3 Contracts and Grants for Research, Development, Cl f nica 1 and Educational Services ...... AR- 4

Standard Easements . . , , ...... L ...... AR- 6 Intel lectual Property Licenses Trademark License Agreements ...... AR- 7 Amendments to the 1993-94 Budget ...... AR- 8 (including faculty and staff appointments and changes in status and transfers of funds within ex4 st1 ng budget total s) Amendments to the 1994-95 Budget ...... AR-10 (including faculty and staff appointments and changes in status and transfers of funds with in existing budget total s) THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

0USIHESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES

The fol lowi ng contract has been awarded, has been admi nistrati vel y approved by the Executive Vice Chancel lor for Business Affairs and is ~ecommended for ratification by the U. T. Board of Regents:

(FUNDS GO tHG OUT)

Agency: Keyboard Exchange, Inc. Funds: $500.00 user fee Per 1od : August 19, 1994 until terminated by written agreement of both parties Title/Descript ion: Keyboard Exchange, Inc. agrees to 1 oan pianos, digi tdl pianos and keyboards to the University for use by the Department of Music. HUB : No

(BUS I MESS CONTRACTS SUPPLEMEHTAL I NFOFIMAT IOW)

Total Number of Contracts: Total Number Awarded to HUBS: X of Total Number of Contracts Awarded to HUBS:

Total Funds: Total Funds Awarded to HUBS: X of Total Funds Awarded to HUBS: THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS 4T ARLINGTON

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

CONTRACTS AND GWHTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, CLINICAL AHD EDUCATIOHAL SERVICES

Since the Docket for the prevjous meeting of the U. T. Board of Regents, the following activity has taken place with regard to Contracts and Grants for Research, Development, Clinical and Educational Services:

A. Number of Initial Grant and Contract Awards

Docket Tota 1 Total Item # Funds In Funds Out Support Material s

FY 95 1-20 $ 895,331 - Report of Awards

FY 95 34-36 $ 24,590 Report of IACs

FY 95 37-38 $ 110,000 Report of Contracts

B, Number of Fiscal Amendments to Grant and Contract Awards (Increasing or Decreasing by $10,000 or More)

Docket Tota 1 Total Item # Funds In Funds Out Support Materi a1 s

Report of Awards

Report of IACs

Report of Contracts THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXPS AT ARLINGTON

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTO8ER 7, 1994

THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

STANDARD EASEMENTS

The following easements have been approved by the Office of General Counsel and are recommended for ratification by the U. T. Board of Regents.

I. Grantee: State of Texas Locat ion: 0.045 acres, more or less, situated Tn Arlington, Tarrant County, Abstract No. 703, J. Huitt Survey, Parcel No. 4, F. M. Highway 157 Funds : $10.00 cash and other good and valuable consideration to Grantor. Oate: May 24, 1994 until abandonment. Description: Right-of-way easement for the widening of Cooper Street, beginning at a set right-of-way marker at the intersection of the proposed East right-of-way line of F. M. Highway 157.

Grantee: State of Texas Locat ion: 602 square feet of land, more or less, out of a Portion of Lot 2, Fitzgerald Hill Addition, Arlington, Tarrant County, Parcel No. 6, F. M, Hlghnay 157 Funds: $10.00 cash and other good and valuable consideration to Grantor. Date: May 24, 1994 until abandonment. Description: Right-of-way easement for the widening of Cooper Street, beginning at a set right-of-way marker at the intersection of the proposed West right-of-way llne of F. M. Highway 157 and the North line of said Lot 2.

3. Grantee: State of Texas Location: 0.05 acres of land, more or less, situated in Arlington, Tarrant County, Abstract No. 703, 3. Huitt Survey, Parcel No. 7, F. M. Highway 157 funds : $10.00 cash and other good and valuable consideration to Grantor. Oate: May 24, 1994 until abandonment. Description: Right-of-way easement for the widening of Cooper Street, Segfnning at a set right-of-way marker at the intersect ion of the proposed East right-of-way line of F. M. Highway 157 and the North line of Mitchell Street.

4. Grantee: State of Texas Locat ion: 0.383 acres of land, more or less, situated in Arlington, Tarrant County, Abstract No. 703, J. Huitt Survey, Parcel No. 9, F. M. Highway 157 Funds : $10.00 cash and other good and valuable consideration to Grantor. Oate: May 24, 1994 untll abandonment. Description: Right-of-way easement for the widening of Cooper Street, beginning at a set right-of-way marker at the intersection of the proposed Easterly right-uf- way line of F. M. Highway 157 and the North line of Ooug Ru s se 1 1 Avenue. THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

TRADEMARK LICENSE AGREEMENTS

The following agreements have been awarded, have been approved by the Office of General Counsel , and are recommended for ratification by the U. T. Board of Regents. A1 1 product approval s are in accordance nl th Paragraphs 10. I (C) and (0) and 11.1 of the Trademark Agreement.

1. Licensee: Sports Thges Division of Charlotte Graphics Gastonla, North Carolina 28054 Fee-Royal ty: $100, 7% Period: July 1, 1994 - December 31, 1996 Description: Apparel, which includes T-shirts, sweatshirts and athletic shorts

2. Licensee: California Headwear, Inc. Los Angeles, Cal ifornia 90023 Fee-Royalty: $100.00, 7% Period: August 1, 1994 - December 31, 1996 Description: Headwear, which includes f I tted and ad justable baseball caps and Gatsby caps THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U. T. BOARD Qf REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1993-94 BUDGET

The term "rate" for academic institutions is the full-time nine-month base -ate and for health institutions is the full-time twelve-month base rate; for 111 other personnel it Is the full-time rate, the appointee receiving a ~roportionateamount depending upon the fraction of time for which he is ~ppointedand the period of his appointment. Source of funds for payment of ;a1aries, unless otherwise shown, is the departmental sal arfes account.

Sal ary Effective % No. tern, Department, Title, Name Date --Time MOS. Rate RBC

PPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, AND SALARY INCREASES

SLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS Oean of Liberal Arts Oean of Liberal Arts and Professor (Tenure) I. Ben Agger

OLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Professor (Tenure) and Chai rper son 2. J. Ronald Bailey 8/16 100 9 95,000 034 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1993-94 BUDGET (Con t inued)

TRANSFERS OF FUNDS -RBC

'HYSICAL PLANT MAINTENANCE AN0 OPERATION Building Maintenance 3. Amount of Transfer: $120,285 3 5

From: Custodi a1 Service Wages - Hourly $102,000 Maintenance and Operation 18,285

To: Building Maintenance Wages - Hourly $ 7,600 Maintenance and Operation 112,685

To provide additional Maintenance and Operation funding for. additional previously identified deferred maintenance projects and to cover projected wage deficits. THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTOf4

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' FEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1994-95 BUDGET

The term "rate" for academic institutions is the full-time nine-month base rate and for health institutions is the full-time twelve-month base rate; for all other personnel it is the full-time rate, the appointee receiving a proportionate amount depending upon the fraction of time for which he is appofnted and the period ~f his appointment. Source of funds for payment of salaries, unless otherwise shown, is the departmental salaries account. Full-time Salary Effective % No. :tern, Department, Title, Name Date --Time Mos. Rate -RBC rPPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, AN0 SALARY INCREASES

ENERAL AOMIN ISTRAT ION Vice President for Business Affairs 1. John 0. Wetsel

From: Vice President for Business AfFairs LOO 12 103,968

To: Vice President for Business Affairs

Office of the Provost 2. Dalmas A. Taylor

From: Provost (Tenure) 100 12 125,000

To: Provost (Tenure) 9 / 1 100 12 132,000

3. Nadine F. Jenkins 00 1

From: Associate Provost Admin. 100 12 65,500

To: Associate Provost Admjn. 9/ 1 100 12 70,000

3A. 0. Wayne Duke 00 1

From: Vice Presfdent for Student Affairs

To: Vice President for Student Affairs

4. Dale Story 00 1

From: Assistant Provost (Tenure) for Academic Affairs

To: Assistant Provost (Tenure) 9 11 I00 12 77,038 for Academic Affairs

Affirmative Action Office 5. Casey Gonzales

From: Director Equal Opportunity/ Affirmative Act ion

To: Director Equal 13pportuni ty/ 9/1 100 12 52,000 Affirmative Action THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1994-95 BUDGET (Cont inued) Full-time Sal ary Effective % No. Item, Department, Title, Name Date --Time Mos. Rate -RBC

APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, AND SALARY t NCREASES jENERAt AOMINISTRATION Business Office 6, Barney G. Stanley, Jr.

From: Business Manager

To: Bus iness Manager

Office of Budgets and Payroll Services 7. Charles P, Miller, Jr. 001

Fram: Director Budgets/Payrall LOO 12 56,500

To: Director Budgets/Payroll 9/1 100 12 59,000

Purchasing Office 8. Eugene A. Prasek

From: Assistant Vice President for Business Affairs and Director of Purchasing

To: Assistant Vice President for Business Affairs and Director of Purchasing

Office of Human Resources 9. John Minor

From: Director Human Resources

To: Director Human Resources

Registrar's Office 10. Ronald Z. Prince From: Registrar

To: Registrar

Student Financial Aid 1 Judith A. Schneider

From: Oirector Financial Aid

To: Oirector Financial Aid THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1994-95 BUDGET (Continued)

Salary Effective % No. Item, Department, Title, Name Oate Time Mas. Rate -RBC WPOI NTMENTS , PROMOT IONS, AND SALARY INCREASES iENERAL INSTITUTIONAL EXPENSE News and Information Serv ice 12. Donna Darovfch

From: Director News Service 100 12 38,525

To: Director News Service 9/ 1 100 12 39,500

Office of institutional Research and Planning 13. Ira H. Hernstein From: Assistant Provost (Tenure) and Oirector

To: Assistant Provost (Tenure) 9/1 100 12 85,029 and Oirector

,OLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS Dean of tfberal Arts 14. Harley J. Scott

From: Associate Dean (Tenure) 100 9 45,406

To: Associate Dean (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 47,406

15. Karl M. Petruso 00 1

From: Associate Dean (Tenure) 100 9 42,436

To: Associate Dean (Tenure) 9/1 LOO 9 44,436

16. Susan 3. Hekman 00 1 From: Associate Dean (Tenure) 100 9 43,784

To: Associate Dean (Tenure) g/1 100 9 45,089

English 17, Hancy V, Wood

From: Professor (Tenure) and Chatr 100 9 53,500

To: Professor (Tenure) and Chair 9/1 100 9 56,000

18. Hans Kellner 001 From: Professor (Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 52,847 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1994-95 8UDGET (Continued) Full-time Salary Effective X No. Item, Department, Title, Name Date --Tfme Mos. Rate

APPOINTMENTS, PROMOT IONS, AND SALARY INCREASES

EOLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS Engl jsh 19. Emory D. Estes, Jr.

From: Professor (Tenure)

To : Professor (Tenure) 9 / 1

20. Kenneth M. Roemer

From: Professor (Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure) 9 / 1

21. Wendy 0. Faris

From: Professor (Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure) 22. C. Jan Swearingen From: Professor {Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure) 9/1

23. Victor J. Vitanza

From: Associate Professor (Tenure)

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1

24. Dallas L. Lacy

From: Associate Professor (Tenure)

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1

25. Luanne T. Frank

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 44,133

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 LOO 9 45,133

26. Robert 3. Reddick

From: Associate Professor (Tenure)

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U. T. BOAR0 OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1994-95 BUDGET (Continued) Full-time Sa?ary Effective % No. Item, Department, Title, Name Date Time-- Mos. Rate RBC APPOINTMENTS , PROMOT IONS, AND SALARY INCREASES

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS English 27. Philip G. Cohen

From: Associate Professor (Tenure)

To: Associate Professor (Tenure)

28. Florella S. Turbeville

From: Associate Professor (Tenure)

To: Associate Professor (Tenure)

29. James M. Moffett

From: Associate Professor (Tenure)

To: Associ ate Professor (Tenure)

30. Laurin R. Porter

From: Associate Professor (Tenure)

To: Associate Professor (Tenure)

31. Thomas A. Ryan

From: Ass1 stant Professor (Tenure)

To: Assistant Prafessor (Tenure) Art 32, Andy Anderson

From: Prof essar (Tenure) To: Professor (Tenure)

33. Kenda North

From: Asso Prof (Tenure) and Chair To: Asso Prof (Tenure) and Chair 34. William H. Spurlock

From: Associate Professor (Tenurs)

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETiNG

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1994-95 BUDGET (Conti nued) Full-time Salary Effective % No. Item, Department, Title, Name Date --Time Mos. Rate RBC APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, AND SALARY INCREASES

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS Art 35. Larry Travis

From: Associate Professor (Tenure)

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 43,226 36. Jack W. Plummer 00 1

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 40,889

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 41,873

37. Beth Wright 001

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 39,572

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 41,678

38. Nicholas W. Wood 001

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 37,874

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 38,858

39. Dalton Maroney 00 1

From: Assoc iate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 35,222

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 36,042

40. Donald K. Arday 00 1

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 34,798

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 35,782

41. David W. Keens 001

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 34,798

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 35,618

42. Jim M. Henderson 001

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 30,978

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 31,634 THE UNIVERSIT'i OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMENDMEHTS TO THE 1994-95 BUDGET (Continued)

Ful I-tlme Salary Effective % No. Item, Department, Title, Name Date Time-- MOS. Rate -RBC

4PP0 INTMENTS, PROMOT IONS, AND SALARY INCREASES

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS Art 43. William M. Stegall

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 27,902

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 28,353

Music 44. Gary L. Ebensberger

From: Professor (Tenure) and Chair 100 9 54,955

To: Professor (Tenure) and Chair 9/1 100 9 56,455

45. Linton E. Powel 1 00 1

From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 46,680

To: Professor (Tenure)

46, Peggy D. Bennett

From: Professor (Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure)

47. Ray C. Lichtenwal ter 00 1

From: Associ ate Professor {Tenure) 100 9 39,253

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 40,144

48. 81 11 G. Snodgrass 00 1

From: Associ ate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 38,511

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 39,402 49. toe W. Moorer 001

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 34,479

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 36,444

50. David S. Stokan 00 1

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 33,949

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 LOO 9 35,117 THE UNIVERSITY UF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

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AMEHOMENTS TO THE 1994-95 BUDGET (Cont iwed) Full-time Sal ary Effective No. Item, Department, Title, Name Date Mos. Rate RBC

PROMOTIONS, AND SALARY INCREASES

COLLEGE OF LIHERAL ARTS MU s ic 51. Larry Wiley

From: Associate Professor (Tenure)

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1

52. Michael L. Varner

From: Associate Professor (Tenure)

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1

53. Charles W. Postlewate

From: Associate Professor (Tenure)

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1

54. Carol A. Jessup From: Associate Professor (Tenure)

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1

55, Andrew M. Russel 1

From: Associate Professor (Tenure)

To: Assoc i ate Professor (Tenure) 9/1

56. Dorothy N. Baker

From: Assistant Professor (Tenure)

To: Assistant Professor (Tenure) 9/1 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U. T. WARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1994-95 BUDGET (Continued) Full-time Salary Effective % No. Item, Department, Title, Name Date Tjme M& Rate RBC

APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, AND SALARY INCREASES

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS Fore ign Languages 57. Ruth Gross

From: Professor (Tenure) and Chair

To: Professor (Tenure) and Chair 9/1 100 9 58,705

58. Ronald Werth

From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 50,923

To: Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 51,933

From: Professor {Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure) 60. Denes Monostory

From: Professor (Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 41,992

61. Elizabeth Ordonez

From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 41,206

To: Professor (Tenure) 62. Aimee Israel-Pellitier

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 44,000

To: Associate Professor {Tenure) 911 100 9 44,963

63. Frederick Vina

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 41,375

To: AssociateProfessor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 42,610

64. Duane V. Keilstrup

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) LOO 9 37,874

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 38,660 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

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AMENDMENTS TO THE 1994-95 BUOGET (Continued) Full-time Salary Effective i No. Item, -Department, Title, Name Date --Tlme Mas. Rate

APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONI, AND SALARY INCREASES

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS Foreign Languages 65. Jose G. Sanchez

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 37,556 To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 38,398

66. Lenard Studerus

From: Assocf ate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 37,556

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 38,903

67. Lana Rlngs

From: Associate Professor (Tenure)

To: AssociateProfessor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 36,993

68. Maria Capote

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 33,632

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 34,137

69. Dolores tl. Holder

From: Assistant Professar (Tenure) 100 9 30,660

To: Assistant Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 31,109

From: Assistant Professor (Tenure) 100 9 25,143

To: Assistant Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 26,092 71. Edward A. Cowan

From: Assistant Professor (Tenure)

To: Assi stant Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 24,725 Linguistics 72. Jero7d A. Edmondson

From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 43,285

To: Professor (Tenure) 9/ 1 100 9 47,185

AR- 19 THE UfiIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMENOMENTS TO THE 1994-95 BUDGET (Continued) Full-Time Salary Effective % No. Item, Department, Title, Name Date --Time Mos. Rate -RBC

APPOINTMENTS, PROMOT IONS, AND SALARY INCREASES

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS Linguistics 73. Donald Burquest

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 40,632

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 42,008

74. 1rwi n fe igenbaum 00 1

From: Associ ate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 34,691

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 35,479 Political Science 75. James W. Stevens From: Professor (Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure) 76. Luther G. Hagard, Jr.

From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 46,467

To: Professor (Tenure)

77. Thomas R. Marshall

From: Professor (Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure)

78. Suzanne M. Katsikas 00 1

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) and Act?ng Chair

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 46,496 and Acting Chair

79. David W. MacKenna 00 1

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 47,953

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/L 100 9 48,660

80. Jhang S. Moon OD 1

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 44,346

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 44,781 THE GNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

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OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1994-95 BUDGET (Cont f nued) Full-Time Sa7 ary Effectfve % No. Ite~,Department, Title, Name Date Time Mos. Rate

1PPOINTMENT5, PROMOTIONS, AND SALARY INCREASES

ZOLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS Political Science 81. Allan Saxe

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 42,542

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 43,467

82. Jlll Clark

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 41,057

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 911 100 9 41,927

83. Mark A. Clchock

From: Assoc i ate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 37,671

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/l 100 9 39,085

84. Roslyn Sirnowitr

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 37,400

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 38,542

85. Charles R. Knerr

from: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 35,161

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 35,814

86. Hunter Schmidt, Jr,

From: Ass istant Profe~sor (Tenure) 100 9 28,796

To: Assistant Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 29,177

History 87. Kenneth R. Philp

From: Professor (Tenure) and Chair 100 9 53,363

To: Professor (Tenure) and Chafr 9/1 100 9 55,863

88. Stanley H. Palmer

From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 52,i96

To: Professor (Tenure} 911 100 9 53,351 TaE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U. T, BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1994-95 BUDGET (Cont i nued) Full-Time Sal ary Effective X Ho. RBC Item, Department, Title, Name Date --Time Mos. Rate .

APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, AND SALARY INCREASES

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS History 89. George N. Green

From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 47,953

To: Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 48,831

90. Karl B. Lackner

From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 14,770

To: Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 45,325

91. Jerome L. Rodnitsky

From: Professor (Tenure) LOO 9 43,179 To: Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 45,011

92. Douglas Id. Richmond

From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 38,677 To: Professor (Tenure) 9/ 1 100 9 40,601 93. Richard V . f rancavi g 1 i a From: Associate Professor (Tenure) and Director

To: AssociateProfessor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 61,250 and Dlrector

94. Dennis Rei nhartz

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 40,420

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 41,390

95. Stephen Maizlish

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 37,768

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 38,554 96. Oonald G. Kyle From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 35,752

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 37,752 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U. T, BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AHEHDMENTS TO THE 1994-95 BUOGET {Continued)

Fu 1 l -T ime Salary Effective X No. Time RBC -Item, Department, Tltle, Name Oate -- Mas.-- Rate - APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, AND SALARY INCREASES

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS History 97. Joyce S. Goldberg

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 35,116

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 35,902

98. Robert B. Fairbanks

From: Associate Professor (Tenure)

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 36,000

99. Steven G. Ref nhardt

From: Associate Professor (Tenure)

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 35.551 100. Davld Narrett

From: Associate Professor (Tenure)

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 34,039

101. Evan M. Anders

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 31,827

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 32,474 102. J. Wendel 1 Knox

From: Assocl ate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 31,190

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 31,513 103. Eli sabet h A. Cawthon

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 32,400

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 911 100 9 35,601 104. Audra L. Prewjtt

From: Assistant Professor (Tenure) 100 9 32,676

To: Assistant Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 33,323 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AHENDMEHTS TO THE 1994-95 BUDGET (Cont i nued)

Salary Effective % No. Item, Department, Title, Name Date --Time Mos. Rate -RBC PROMOTIONS, AND SALARY INCREASES

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS Philosophy and Humanltles 105. Dabney W. Townsend

From: Professor (Tenure) and Chair 100 9 43,200

To: Professor (Tenure) and Chair 9/1 100 9 46,200

106. Harry P. Reeder

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 35,010

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 35,740 107. Charles C. Chiasson From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 34,373

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 911 100 9 35,025

Exercise Sport and Health Studies 108. Eugene Anderson

From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 53,045

To: Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 54,545

109. Elba Stafford

From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 42,648

To: Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 43,645

110. Barry C. McKeown

From: Professor (Tenure) LOO 9 41,147

To: Professor (Tenure) 9/l LOO 9 43,727

111. Mary E. Ridgway

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) and Chair

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 45,633 and Chair

112. Pamela J. Beehler

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 31,888

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 34.968 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMENOMEHTS TO THE 1994-95 BUDGET (Continued)

Salary Effective % No.

Item, Oepartrnent, Title, Name Date Time Mos. --Rate RBC

APPO I HTMENTS , PROMOTIONS, AND SALARY INCREASES

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS Sociology and Anthropology 113. Joseph W. Bastien

From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 46,255

To: Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 47,450

114. Robert L. Young 00 1

From: Associ ate Professor (Tenure) and Director

To: Assoclate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 46,664 and Director

115. Wi11 iam A. Stacey 00 1

From: Associate Prafessor (Tenure) and Chair

To: Assoclate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 51,455 and Chair

6 Frank J. Weed 00 1

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 44,133

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 45,380

117. Robert L. Bing 111 00 1

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 42,644

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 LOO 9 45,044

118. Mary G. Almore 00 1

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 40,845

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 42,521 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT 4RLINGTGN

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AMENDMENTS TO THE 1994-95 BUDGET (Continued) Full-Time Sa7 ary Effective X No. Item, Department, Title, Name Date --Time Mos. Rate APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, AND SALARY INCREASES

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS Sociology and Anthropology 119. Francis I. Harrold, Jr.

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 38,464

To: AssociateProfessor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 39,711

120. Raymond A. Eve

from: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 37,662

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 38,753

121. Linda P. Rouse

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 36,767

To: AssociateProfessor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 37,806

122. Jeffrey Hanson

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 35,600

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 911 100 9 36,743

123. R. Bruce Anderson

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 35,010

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 35,634

4 Dana L. Ounn

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 34,950

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 37,749

Communf cation 125. Earl Andresen

From: Professor (Tenure) and Chai r 100 9 60,326

To: Professor (Tenure) and Chair 9/1 100 9 61,826

126. Karin McCallum

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 46,149

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 47,356 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLiNGTON

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AMENDMENTS TO THE 1994-95 8UDGET (Cont inued)

Fu 11-Time Salary Effective % No. Item, Department, Title, Name Date --Time Mos. Rate -RBC APPOINTMENTS , PROMOTIONS, AND SALARY INCREASES

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS Commun i ca t ion 7 Tom L. Ingram

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 44,027

To: Assaci ate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 44,535 128. tarry Elwell

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 39,465 To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 40,735

129. Chapln Ross

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 36,495

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 37,067

130. Wi11 iam J. Stone, Jr. From: Assocl ate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 35,965

To: AssociateProfessor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 36,537

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 34,055 To: AssociateProfessor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 35,381

132. Thomas Shuford

From: Assistant Professor (Tenure) 100 9 36,813

To: Assistant Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 38,075

133. Carroll Hickey

From: Assistant Professor (Tenure) 100 9 33,949

To: Assistant Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 35,775

Theatre Arts 134. Dennis M. Maher

From: Professor (Tenure) and Oirector

TO: Professor ( Tenure) and Director THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U. T, BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1994-95 BUDGET (Continued)

Salary Effective % No. Item, Department, Title, Name Date -Tfme Rate -RBC APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, AND SALARY I HCREASES

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS Theatre Arts 135. Joseph Kongevlck

From: Assoc 4 ate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 36,813

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 911 100 9 38,048

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE Dean of Science 136. S. Peter Rosen

From: Dean of Science (Tenure) 100 12 106,Q90

To: Dean of Science (Tenure} 9 / 1 100 12 110,334

137. Edward Be1 lion 00 1

F ram: Assoc late Dean {Tenure) 100 9 58,993

To : Associ ate Dean (Tenure) 9 / 1 100 9 60,000 Biology 138. Heal J. Smatresk

From: Professor (Tenure) and Char r 100 9 44,436

So: Professor (Tenure) and Chair 9/2 100 9 60,000 139. Willlam C. McDonald 00 1

From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 49,862

To: Professor (Tenure) 911 100 9 50,362

4 Robert F. McMahon 00 1

Frm: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 48,801

To: Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 51,801

141. Jonathan A. Campbe7 1 90 1

From: Professor (Tenure) 1.30 9 47,619

To: Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 50,119

!42. James V. Robinson 00 1

Frcm: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 45,725

To; Drofessor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 46,725 IR-28 THE UN LVERSITY CF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

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OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMEMDMENTS TO THE 1994-95 BUOGET (Continued)

Salary Effective X No. Etern, Department, Title, Name - . - ate --Tfme Mos. Rate -APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, AND SA~YE NCREASES

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE Biology 143. George L. Stewart

From: Professor (Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure)

144. John O. Bacon

From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 45,619

To : Professor (Tenure) 100 9 47,119

145. Nill4am 0. McCrady From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 44,558

To: Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 45,558 146. Dona 7 d H . Wh itmore From: Prcfessor (Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure) 911 100 9 44,966

147. Thomas R. Helljer, Jr. From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 42,754

To: Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 43,754

148. Thomas H. Chrranowski

Fram: Professor (f enure)

To: Professor (Tenure)

149. Robert L. Neil1

From: Associate Professor (Tenu~e) 1r)O 9 43,497

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 44,747

150. Robert 8. Boley Frcm: Assocf ate Professor (Tenure) To : 4ssoci ate Professor (Tenure) 911 100 9 43,156 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

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AMENDMENTS TO THE 1994-95 BUDGET (Cont f nued) Full-Time Salary Effective X No. Item, Department, Tit1e, Name - Oate -Time -Mos. --Rate APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, AND SALARY INCREASES

CNCEGE OF SCIENCE 8iology 151. Bernard L. Frye

From: 9ssacl ate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 41,375

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 911 100 9 43,625

152. Oaniel R. Fornanowicz, Jr.

From: Assocl ate Frofessor (Tenure) 100 9 37,662 To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 40,662

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 38,844

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 39,844 Chemistry 154, H. Keith McDobell

From: Professor (Tenure) and Chair 100 9 68,646

To: Professor (Tenure) ar,d Chair 9/1 100 9 71,346

155. Richard Tirnmons

From: Professor (tenure) 100 9 68,640

To: Professor (Tenure) 9/ 1 100 9 70,740

256. Martin Ponerantz From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 63,230

To: Professor (Tenure) 91 1 100 9 65,730

157. Zoltan A. Schelly

From: Professsr (Tenure) 100 9 61,957

70: Professor (Tenure) 911 100 9 63,157

158. Andrew L. Ternay, Jr. From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 60,047 To: Professor (Tenure) 9/1 :OO 9 61,547 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEKAS AT ARLINGTON

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AMENDMENTS TO THE 1994-95 BUDGET (Cont iwed) Ful I-Tjme Salary Effective Nu. Item, Department, Title, Name Date --Time Mos. Rate APPOINTMENTS,- PROMOTIONS, AND SALARY INCREASES

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE Chemfstry 159. Dennis S. Marynick

From: Professor (Tenure)

To : Professor (Tenure) 160. KrIshnan Rajeshwar From: Professor (Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure)

161. Robert F. Francis

From: Professor (Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure)

162. Peter R. Girardot

From: Professor (Tenure)

TO: Professor (Tenure)

163. Thomas 3. Cogdell

From: Associate Professor (Tenure)

Ta : Associate Professor (Tenure) Geology 164. John 5. Wickham

From: Professor (Tenure) and Chair

To: Professor (Tenure) and Chair

165. Brooks 0. Ellwood

From: Professor (Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure) 6 Burke Burkart From: Professor (Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure) THE UN I'd€ RS I TY Of TEXAS AT ARLINGTON C. T. BOAW OF REGENTS' MEETING

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AMENDMENTS TO THE 1994-95 BUDGET (Cont inued)

- Salary Effective % No. -Item, Oepartment, Title, Name --Date -Time -Mos. _ Rate -RBC APPOINTMENTS, PROMOT IONS, AND SALARY INCREASES

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE Geo 1ogy 167. Wi11 iam L. Bal Sam 00 1

From: Professor (Tenu~e) 100 9 46,633

To: Professor (Tenure) 9 / 2 100 9 48,433

168. Rex E. Crick From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 35,937

To: Professor (Tenure) 9 / 1 100 9 47,717

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) I00 9 44,558 To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 46,940

270. Donald F. Reaser From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 43,179

To: Associate Prof essar (Tenure) 911 100 9 43,629

171. John A. wolff

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 38,723

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 911 100 9 41,096 172. Juergen Schieber

From: Associate Prof essar (Tenure) 100 9 36,661

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 911 Mat hemat i cs 173. George J. Fix III From; Professor (Tenure) and Chair 100 9 88,585

To: Professor (Tenure) and Chair 911 130 9 9Q,805

174. Donald Greeqspan

From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 68,110

To: Professor (Tenure) 911 100 9 70,456 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

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COLLEGE OF SCIENCE Mathematics 175. Canstantin C. Corduneanu From: Professor (Tenure) 100

To: Professor (Tenure) 91 1 100 176. Rangachary Kannan From: Professor (Tenure) To: Professor (Tenure) 177. Chien-?af Han

From: Professor (Tenure) 100

To: Professor (Tenure) 91 1 100

178. Danny D. Dyer

From: Professor (Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure]

179. Irjnel Dragan

From: Professor (Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100

180. Gangaram S. Ladde

From: Professor (Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure) 181. Stephen R. Bernfeld From: ?rofessor (Tenure) 100 To : Professor (Tenure j 9/ 1 100 182. Larry F. Heath

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) and Associate Chairperson

To: fissoclate Professor (Tenure) 911 100 and Associate Chairperson THE UYIVERSITY OF TXAS AT ARLIVGTON

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' PEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1994-95 BUDGET (Continued) Full-Tjme Sa 1ary Effective % No. Item, Department, Title, Name Date -Time Moss Rate -RBC APPOINTMENTS, PROMOT IONS, AND SALARY INCREASES

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE Mathematics 183, Marion E. Moore

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 48,483 To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 50,393

184. Eddie M. Warren

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 42,451 To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 44,361

185. G. Gordon Lldo

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 41,906

To: Assaci ate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 43,816

186. Andrzej Korzeniowski

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 41,693

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 LOO 9 43,166 187. Daniel Levine

From: Assaci ate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 41,375 To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 42,848

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 41,269 To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 911 100 9 43,451

189. Arthur A. Gillespie

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 39,359

To: Assaci ate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 40,723

190. Tsu-Fen then

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 33,016

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 42,48C THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U. T. BOA,RD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMEBWEHTS TO THE 1994-95 BUDGET (Cont i nued) Ful 1-Time Salary Eff~ctive % No. Item, Department, Title, Name --Date -Time Mos.- Rate -RBC 4PPOINTMEHTS, PROMOTIONS, AND SALARY INCREASES

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE Mathemat ics 192. Tie Luo

From: Assocfate Professor (Tenure)

To: Assoc iate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100

Phys 1 cs 292. Roy N, West

From: Professor (Tenure) and Chair 100

To: Professor (Tenure) and Chair 9/1 100

193. Andrew P. White

From: Professor (Tenure)

To; Professor (Tenure)

194. John L. Fry

From: Professor (Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure)

195. Truman D. Black

From: Professor (Tenure) To: Profess~r(Tenure) 9/ 1 100

196. Alexander Weiss From: Professor (Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure)

197. Roy S. Rubins

From: Professor (Tenure) To: Professar (Tenure) 911 100

198. Suresh C. Sharma

From: Professor (Tenure) 100

To: Professor (Tenure) 9/l 100 WE UNIVERS [TY OF TEXAS AT A?L INGTON

U. T. BOARD OF REGEhTS1 MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMEHDMEHTS TO THE 1994-95 BUDGET (Continued) Fu 1 1 -Time Sal ary Effective % fla. Item, Department, Title, Name --Date Time- Ma Rate APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, AND SALARY INCREASES

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE Physics 199. 4sak K. Ray

From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 47,058

To: Prof esror (Tenure) 91 1 100 S 49,560

200. Ulrich 0. Herrrnann

From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 46,998

To: Professor (Tenure) 911 100 9 47,873

201. Bonnie C. Thompson

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) and Associate Chair

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 47,660 and Associate Chalr

202. William 0. Self

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 41,163

To: Associate Professor {Tenure) 9/1 100 9 42,060 203. Irds A. Howard

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 41,814

To: Assxiate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 43,210

Psychology 204. Roger L. Mellgren

From: Professor (Tenure) and Chair i00 9 66,518

To: Professor (Tenure) and Chair 911 100 9 68,518

205, Verne C. Cox

From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 64,291

To: Professor (Tenure) 911 100 9 66,691 206. James R. Erickson

From: Professor (Tenure) 130 9 60,683

To: Professor (Tenure} 9/1 100 9 62,183 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS 4T ARLINGTON

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AHENDMENTS TO THE 1994-95 BUDGET ( Cont inued) Fu't I-Time Salary Effective % No. Item, Department, Title, Name --ante -Time -Mos. Rate APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, AND SALARY INCREASES

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE Psycho1 ogy 207. Paul 8. Paulus

From: Professor (Tenure) To: Professor (Tenure)

208. William Ickes

From: Professor (Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure) 9/2 100 9 57,342

209, James N. Bowen

From: Professor (Tenure) To: Professor (Tenure) 210, Harriett Amster

From: Professor (Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 44,597

211. Raymond L. Jackson

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 41,799

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 911 1'30 9 42,599

212. Martha A. Mann From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 41,057 To: AssociateProfessor (Tenure) 911 100 9 42,957

213. James W. Baerwaldt

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 36,919

To: Assaci ate Professor (Tenure) 91 1 100 9 37,419

214. James Kopp

Fran: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 33,949

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/f 100 9 34,449 THE UNIVEP.SITY OF TEXAS AT ARLIMGTON

U. T, BOARD 3F REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1994-95 BUDGET (Cant inued) Ful ]-Time Sal ary Effective % No, - * Item, Department, Title, Name - Date -I ime Mos. Rate -RBC $PPOINTMENTS, PROMOT IDNS, AND SALARY INCREASES

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE Psycho1 ogy 215. Stephen Trued

From: Tech. Staff Asst. 4 (Tenure) 62.9 12 16,123

To: Tech. Staff Asst. 4 (Tenure) 9/1 62.9 12 16,752

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Dean of Business 226. Davld Gray

From: Associate Dean (Tenure) 100 9 93,961

To: Associate Dean (Tenure) 9 11 100 9 95,386

Account ing 217. Debra M. Hill

From: Professor (Tenure) and Chair 100 9 80,138 To: Professor (Tenure) and Chair 911 100 9 82,148

218. John M. Hassell 00 1

Fram: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 70,428

To: Professor (Tenure) 911 100 9 72,428

219. Thomas W. Hall 00 1 From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 72,141 To: Professor (Tenure) 9/1 160 9 74,642

22Q. Lanny M. Solomon r30 1

From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 61,261 To: Professor (Tenure) 9/ 1 100 9 69,761 2 Harley J. Courtney 00 I

From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 64,927

To: Professor (Tenure) 9 11 100 9 66,226

222. Larry M. wal ther 00 1

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) ZOO 4 66,094

To: Associate Profersor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 68,594 THE UNIVERSITY Of TEXAS PT ARLINGTN

U. T. BOAR0 OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMEHOMENTS TO THE 1994-95 BUOGET (Continued) Fu 11-Time Salary- Effective % No. Item, Department, Title, Name Date --Time Mos. ?ate -RBC APPOINTMENTS,- PROMOTIONS, AND SALARY INCREASES

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Accounting 223. Jahn M. Beehler

From: Assaci ate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 62,396 To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 64,268

224, Richard Mark From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 61,002

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 63,002

Management 225. Dan L. Worrell From: Professor (Tenure) and Chair 100 9 82,500

To: Professor (Tenure) and Chdi~ 9/1 100 9 84,500

226. Jerry C. Wofford

From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 76,491

To: Professor (Tenure) 911 100 9 78,492 227, Gregory G, Dess

From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 65,776 To; Professor (Tenure) 91 1 100 9 72,000

228. James C. Quick

from: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 63,405

To: Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 70,000

229, Edwin A. Gerloff From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 62,926 To: Professor (Tenure) 9il 100 9 64,426

230. Kenneth H. Price

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 59,410

Tc: Associate Professor (Tenure) 911 100 9 60,910 TYE UNIVERSITY 3F TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U. 7. 804RD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

MHDMENTS TO THE 1994-95 BUOGET (Continued) Ful I-Time Salary Effective % No. Item, Department, Title, Name Date --Time Mos. Rate

APPOINTMENTS,-- PROMOTIONS, AND SALARY INCAEASE- I COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Ma~agement 231. Kenneth Wheeler

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 56,228

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 57,878 232. Abdul bl. Rasheed

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 54,545 To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 57,045 233. Davqd A. Harrison

from: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 54,545

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 56,545 234. Burley dalker, Jr.

From: Assocl ate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 41,375

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 41,475

Marketing 235. Carl Mcilaniel From: Professor (Tenure) and Chair 100 9 79,886

To: Professor (Tenure) and Chair 9/1 100 9 83,386

236. Roger A, Oickfnson

From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 77,658

To: Professor {Tenure) g/ 1 100 9 80,658

Finance and Real Estate 237. Don 3. Panton From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 84,872

To: Professor (Tenure) 9 /I 100 9 86,372

238. Peggy E. Swanson

From: Profe~sor (Tenure) 100 9 75,324

To: Professor (Tenure) 9 /I 100 9 78,324 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1994-95 BUDGET Cont inued)

Sal ary Effective % No. Item, Department, Title, Name Date --Time Mos. Rate -RBC APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, AND SALARY INCREASES

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Finance and Real Estate 239. Vincent P. Apilado

From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 69,277

To: Professor (Tenure) 911 109 9 70,717

240. J. David Diltz From: Associate Professor (Tenure) and Acting Chair

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 3 80,lOU and Acting Chdi r 241. Steven Swldler

From: As~ociateProfessor (Tenure) 100 9 67,375

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 69,875 242. Ronald C. Rutherford From: Associate Professor (Ten~re) 100 68,066 To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 70,066

243. Donald W. Cantwell

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 42,012

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/t 100 9 42,262

Information Systems and Management Sciences 244. Mary M. Whiteside

From: Professor (Tenure) and Chair 100 9 77,446

To: Professor (Tenure) and Chair 9/1 100 9 78,446

245. Lawrence L. Schkade From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 76,385 To: Professor (Tenure) 9 / 1 100 9 78,082

From; Professor (Tenure) 100 9 66,625

To: Professor (Tcnure) 911 100 9 67,196 THE UNIVERSITY UF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U, T. BOARD 7F REGENTS' MEFTIHG

OCTOBFR 7, 1994

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1994-95 BUDGET (Continued) Full-Time Salary Effective % No. Item, Department, Title, Name Date --Time Mos. Rate -RBC -APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, AND t-- sA t-- -

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Informat ion Sys terns and Management Sciences 247. Manjeri K. Faja 00 1

From: Professor (Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure) 248. Raja K. lyer From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 64,184

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 65,370 249. Sunit Sircar

From: Assocl ate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 62,805

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 64,019

250. Peter P. Mykytyn

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 61,238

To; Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 64,138

251. Jan 1. Guynes From: Associate Professor {Tenure) 100 9 62,094

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 911 100 9 64,594

252. William i. Pinney

From: Assoc iate Professor {Tenure) LQQ 9 58,986

To: AssoctateProfessor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 59,550

253. Mark E, Eakln

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 57,333

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 58,333

254. Craiq W. Slinkman

Frcm: Associate Professor (Tenure)

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 57,951 THE UNIVERSITY OF IEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U. T. BOARD OF RE\ZENTSf MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AHENDMEHTS TO THE 1994-95 BUDGET (Cont inued )

Ful ]-Time Salary Effective % No. Item, Department, Title, Name Date Tlme-- Mos. Rate

APPO INTMEHTS PRQMOT IONS, AND SALARY~NCREASES-

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Information Systems and Management Sciences 255. Bijoy Bordoioi

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 58,789

To; AssscfateProfessor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 60,289

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 53,007 To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 58,507 Economics 257. Robert E. Martin

From: Professor (Tenure) and Chni r 100 9 77,250 To: Professor (Tenure) and Chair 9/1 LOO 9 83,044 258. Roger E. Meiners

From: Pra fessor (Tenure) 100 9 92,500

To: Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 95,000

259. Marna K. Carney

From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 62,593

To: Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 65,593

From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 59,623

To: Professor (Tenure) 9 / 1 100 9 61,123 261. Daniel O. Himarios

Frcin: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 56,378 To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 58,378 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1994-95 BUDGET (Cont iwed)

Fu 1 1-Time Sa 1 ary Effective K No, Item, Oepartment, Title, Name Cate --Time Mos. Rate -RB C APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, AND SALARY INCREASES

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Dean of Engineering 262. John H. McE7roy

From: Dean of Engineering (TP~LF~) 100 12 109,273

To; Dean of Engineering (Tenure) 9/1 100 12 119,654 263. Erik G. Mettala 00 1

From: Associate Oean (Tenure) 100 9 93,750

To: Assoc iate Oean (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 96,750 Biomedical Engfneering 264, Khasrow Behbehani

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 51,286

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 52.886

Ci vi1 Engineering 265. Clinton E. Parker

From: Professor (Tenure) and Chalr 100 9 73,839

To; Professor (Tenure) and Chair 9/2 100 9 76,000

266. Syed R. Qasim GO 1

From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 68,438

To: Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 71,500 267. Tseng Huang 00 1

From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 67,579 To: Professor (Tenure) 9 / 1 100 9 69,6CO

268. John H. Matthys 00 1

From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 62,256

To: Professor (Tenure) 9 / 1 100 9 66,000

269, Thomas M. Petry 00 1

From: Professor (Terure) LOO 9 51,135 To: Professor (Terure) 911 100 9 51,645 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEE'ING

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1994-95 BUDGET (Conti nued) Full-Time Sa?ary Effective % No. Item, Department, Title, Name Date --Time Mos. Rate

APPOINTMENTS, PROMOT IONS, AND SALARY INCREASES COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Civil Engineering 270. Vittorlo K. Argento

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 51,984

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 52,984

271. James C. Williams

From; Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 50,074

To: Associate Professor [Tenure) 9/1 100 9 53,874

272. Siamak A. Ardekani

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 50,074

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 53,874

273. Andrew P. KruzSc From: Associate Professor (Tenure) To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 47,319

274. Dayle M. Clark

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 37,132

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 37,832

Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering 275. Donald R. Wilson

From: Professor (Tenure) and Director To: Professor (Tenure) and Director

276. Dale A. Anderson From: Professor (Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure) 9 / 1 100 9 57,635 277. Kent L. Lawrence

Fram: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 77,250

To: Professor (Tenure) 911 100 9 79,480 THE UN IVERS ITV OF TEXAS P T AR.L INGTON

U. T. 8OARO OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMEHDHEHTS TO THE 1994-95 BUDGET (Cont I nued)

Salary Effective % No. Item, Department, Title, Name - Date --Time Mos. Rate -RBC APPOINTMENTS,- PROMOT IOfiS, AN0 SALARY INCREASES

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Mechanical and Aerospace Engi neeri ng 278. Abdolhosein Haji-Sheikh

From: Profe~sor (f enure)

To: Prof essar (Tenure) 279. Dona1 d D. Seath

From; Professor (Tenure) To: Professor {Tenure)

280. 00 P. Wang From; Professor (Tenure) To: Professor [Tenure)

281. Tommy J. Lawley

From; Professor (Tenure) To: Professor (Tenure)

282. David A, Hullender

From: Professor (Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure)

283. Fred R. Payne From: Professor {Tenure)

Tn: Professor (f enure)

284. Wen S. Chan

From: ?rofessor {Tenure)

To : Professor (Tenure)

285. J. H. Gaines From: Professor (Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure) THE UMIkERSITY Of TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1994-95 BUOGET (Continued)

Full -Time Salary Effective % No. Item, Department, Title, Name Date Time Mos. Rate L - - - APPOINTMENTS, PAOMOT IONS, AND SALARY INCREASES

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering 286. John J. Mills

From: Professor (Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure) 911 100

287. Roger D. Goolsby

From: Associ ate Profsssor (Tenure) 100

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100

288. Shiv P. Joshi

from: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100

289. Frank K. Lu

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100

290. Ijaz H. Parpia

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/l 100

291. Seiichi Nomura

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100

292. A1 bert Y, Tong

From: Associate Professor (Tenure)

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100

293. Joseph 3. Stanovsky

From: Associate Professor (~enure) 100

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U. 7. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

MEMOMENTS TO THE 1994-95 BUUGET (Continued)

Sal ar y Effective 5 No. Item, Depart~ent, Title, Name Date --Time Mos. Rate -A BC APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, AN!l SALARY INCREASES

COLLEGE OF ENGIHEERING Electrical Engineering 294. Jack Fitzer From: Professor (Tenure) and Actirg Chair

To: Professor (Tenure) and Acting Chair

295. Adrlan K. Fung

From: Professor (Tenure) LOO 9

To: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 296. Mo-Shing Chen

From: Professor (Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure) 297. William C. Nunnally

From: Professor (Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure)

298, Frank L. Lewis From: Professor (Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure)

299, Raymond R. Shoults From: Professor (Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure)

300. Char:~sV. Smith, 3r. From: Professor (Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure)

301. Vasant K. Prabhu

From: Prcfessor (Tenurej

70: Prcfessor (Tenurej THE UNTVEASITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U, T. BOARO OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMNDMEHTS TQ THE 1994-95 BUDGET (Continued)

Sa 1 ary Effective % No. Item, Department, Title, Hame Date -_Time Mos. Rate -RBC APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, AND SALARY 1NCREASES

COLLEGE Of ENGINEERING Electrical Engineering 302. George V. Kondraske

From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 64,30 2

To: Professor (Tenure)

303, Kamisetty R. Rao

From: Prafessor (Tenure) To: Professor (Tenure)

304. Robert Magnusson

From: Professw (Tenure) 100 9 59,740 To: Professor (Tenure)

305. Kai -Shing Yeung

From: Prafessor (tenure) 100 9 59,740

To: Professor (Tenure) 911 100 9 62,000

306. Karnbiz Alavi 00 1 Fram: Professor (Tenure) To: Professor (Tenure)

307. Michae t T. Manry 00 1

From: Professor (Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure)

300. Venkat Devarajan From: Associate Professor (Tenure)

To; Assoc;ate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 61,700

309. David P. Klerer

From: Associate Professor (Tenure)

To: Associ ate Professor (Tenure) 911 100 9 55,800 THE UNIVERS :TY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U. T. BOARD OF REGEHTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

WEHDMEHTS TO THE 1994-95 BUDGET (Continued)

Ful l -Time Sa 1 ary Effective % No. Item, Oepartment, Title, Name Date -Time -Mos. --Rate -RBC APPO INTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, AND SALARY INCREASES

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING E lectrical Engineer ing 310. Tsay Jiu Shieh

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 51,500

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 53,700

311. Michal P. Chwialkowski

From: Associate Professor {Tenure)

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 53,200

312. Jonathan W. Bredow

from: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 50,940

To: Assocl ate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 52,600

313. W. Alan Davis

From: associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 50,923

To; Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 51,500

314. Uilliam E. OilTon

From: Assoclate Professor (Tenure)

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 51,200 315. Wei-Jen Lee

From: Assocf ate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 50,470

To: AssociateProfessor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 52,700

Industrial Engineering 316. Gladstone T. Stevens, Jr.

From: Professor (Tenure) and Chai r 100 9 72,790

To: Professor (Tenure) and Chair 911 100 9 74,790

317. France Meier

From: Professor (Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure) 911 100 9 55,100

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMENOMEHTS TO THE 1994-95 BUOGET (Conti nued) Fu 11-Time --Salary Effective % No. Item, Department, Title, Name -Oate Ti-- me -Mos. Rate APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, AN0 WEs COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Computer Science Engineering 326. Roger S. Walker

From: Professor (Tenure) 100

To: Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100

327. Krishna M. Kavi

From: Professor (Tenure) LOO

To: Professor (Tenure) 328. Behrooz Shirazi From: Assaci ate Professor (Tenure) 100

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100

329. Chenho Kung

From: Associate Prof ?ssor (Tenure) 100

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100

330. Hee Yong Youn

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100

331. Lynn L. Peterson

From: Associate Professor {Tenure) 100

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 911 100

332. Bob P. Weems

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 ZOO

333. Karan A. Harbison

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1994-95 BUDGET (Continued) Full-Time Sa 1dry Effective % No. Item, Department, Tltle, Name Date --Time Mos. Rate -RBC APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, AND SALARY INCREASES

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Computer Science Engineering 334. Farhad A. Karnangar

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 48,589

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 49,789

SCHOOL OF URBAN AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS Oean of Urban Studjes 335. Richard L. Cole

From: Oean (Tenure) of Urban Studles and Public Affairs

To: Dean (Tenure) of Urban 9/ 1 100 12 85,860 Studies and Public Affairs

Urban and Regional Affalrs 336. Delbert A. Taebel

From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 57,289

To: Professor (Tenure) 9/ 1 100 9 58,789

337. Paul N. Geisel 00 1

From: Professor (Tenure) LOO 9 53,682

To: Professor (Tenure) 9/ 1 100 9 54,682

338. Joel 0. Goldsteen 90 1 From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 48,967

To: Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 51,967

339. James V. Cornehls 00 1

From: Professor (Tenure) 50 9 22,703

To: Professor (Tenure) 911 50 9 22,853

340. Sherman Wyman 00 1

from: Pssocf ate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 51,772

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 52,772 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT,ARLINGTON

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMENOMEHTS TO THE 1994-95 BUOGET (Continued)

Sa 1 ary Effective % No, Item, Department, Title, Name - Date --TIrne Mos. Rate -RBC APPO ZNTMENTS, PROMOT IONS, AND --SALARY INCREASES. SCHOOL OF URBAN AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS Urban and Regional Affairs 341. Ardeshir Anjomani-Sani

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) LOO 9 45,088

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 46,088

342. Rodney V. Hissonq 00 1

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 38,632

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 40,132

SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK Dean of Social Work 343. Dorcas 0. Qowles

From: Dean of Social Work (Tenure) 100 12 90,000

To: Dean of Social Work (Tenure) 9/1 100 12 95,400

344. Shirley W. King 30 1

From: Assocf ate Dean (Tenure) Social Work

To: Associate Dean (Tenure) 9/ 1 100 12 56,359 Social Work

Graduate School of Social Work 345. Martin Sundel

From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 62,063

To: Professor (Tenure) 9/ 1 100 9 63,273

346. Pedro J. Lecca 00 1 From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 54,955

To: Professor (Tenure) 9/ 1 100 9 56,825

347. Charles H. Mjndel 00 1

From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 52,621

To: Professor (Tenure) g/ 1 100 9 54,931 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMENDMEHTS TO THE 1994-95 BUOGET (Continued) Full-Time Salary Effective % 6. Item, Department, Title, Name Date -Time MOS. Rate RBC APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, AND

-SALARY INCREASES SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK Graduate School of Social Work 348. Thomas 0. Watts From: Professor (Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure)

349. Mary S. Hunter

From: Professar (Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure)

350. Richard J. Schoech 001

From: Professor (Tenure) LOO 9 46,952

To: Professor (Tenure) 91 1 100 9 48,822

352. 0ona:d K. Granvold

From: Professor (Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure)

352. Cat he1 een Jordan

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 37,344

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 39,214

353. Marianne Berry 00 1 From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 36,510

To: Associate Professor {Tenure) 9/1 100 9 38,820

354. Judith A. Birmingham

From: Associate Professor (Tenure)

To: Associate Professor {Tenure) 9/1 100 9 43,972 THE UNIVERSITY 3F TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1994-95 BUOGET (Cont inued)

Salary Effective % No. Item, Department, Title, Name Time Mos. Rate RBC L -. -- Date- - - APPOINTMENTS, PROM0TIONS, AND SALARY INCREASES

SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE Dean of Arch1tecture 355. Edward M. Baum

From: Dean Archi tecture (Tenure) 100 12 82,750

To: Oean Archi tecture (Tenure) 9/l 100 12 84,819

356. Richard 8. Ferrier 00 1

From: Assoc iate Dean (Tenure) 100 9 51,910

To: Associate Dean [Tenure) 9/ 1 100 9 54,505

357. R. Todd Hamilton 00 1

From: Ass istant Dean (Tenure) 100 9 48,483

To: Assi stant Dean (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 50,907

School of Architecture 358. Madan C. Mehta

From: Professor (Tenure)

TO: Professor (Tenure)

359. John J. McOerrnott

From: Professor (Tenure) LOO 9

To: Professor (Tenure) 100 9

360. Anthony C. Antoniades

From: ProFessor (Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure)

361. Martin Price

From: Professor (Tenure)

TO: Professor (Tenure) THE UN IVERSITY Of TEXAS AT ARL INGTON

U. T. BOARD Of REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1994-95 BUOGET (Continued) Full-Time Sal ary Effective % No. Item, Oepartment, Title, Name Date -Time -Mos. --Rate -RBC APPO [NTMENTS, PROMOT IONS, AND SALARY INCREASES

SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE School of Architecture 362. Chester I. Duncan, Jr,

From: Professor (Tenure) 100 9 46,149

To: Professor (Tenure) 9/ 1 100 9 47,303

363. Jay C. Henry

From: Professor (Tenure)

To : Professor (Tenure)

364. Bi 11 Boswef 1

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 45,937

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 48,234

365, Joe D. Spears

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 44,558

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 45,115

366. Richard O. McBrlde

f ram: Associate Professor (Tenure)

To: Assaci ate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 45,115

367. John P. Maruszczak

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 44,495

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 46,720

368. C. Lee Wright, Jr.

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 11,906

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 43,981 369. George G Intole

From: Associate Professor (Tenure)

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 42,413 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1994-95 BUDGET (Continued)

Ful ]-Time Salary Effective % No. Item, Department, Title, Name Date --.Time Mos. Rate @

APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, AND SALARY INCREASES

SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE School of Architecture 370. Andzej Pinno

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 40,102

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 42,107

371. Raymond J. Guy 001

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 39,890

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 40,875

372. Craig S. Kuhner 00 1 From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 39,253

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 41,216

373. Michael R. Yardley 00 i

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 39,253

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 9 39,744

SCHOOL OF NURSING Oean of the School of Nursing 374. Myrna R. Pickard

From: Dean of Nursing (Tenure)

To: Oean of Nursing (Tenure)

375. Mary Ellen Wyers

From: Associate Dean {Tenure)

To: Associate Dean (Tenure)

376. Susan Grove

From : Ass l stant Dean (Tenure)

To: Assistant Dean (Tenure)

School of Nursing 377. Nancy Burns

From: Professor (Tenure)

To : Prcfessor (Tenure) THE UNIVERSITY DF TEXAS AT 4RLINGT'JN

U. T. BOARC OF REGENTS1 MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1994-95 BUDGET {Cont nued)

Sa 1 ary Effective % No. Item, 0 me Mos Rate RBC Department, Title, Name ate Ti -- . -

APPOINTMENTS,-- PROMOTIONS, AND SALARY I NCREAST

SCHOOL OF NURSING School of Nursfng 378. Mary Lou Bond

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100

379. Linda R. Marks

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100

380. Karen Heu s inkve 1d

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100

381, Mary E. Jones

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) LOO

To: Assocqate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100

382. Lorrie Hegstad

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100

To: AssociateQrofessor (Tenure) 9/1 100

383. Patricia Okimi

From: Assocf ate Professor (Tenure) 100 To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100

384. Josie L. O'Quinn

From: Associate Professor (Tenure)

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 911 100 385. Claire St. Clair From: Associate Professor (Tenure)

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 9/1 100 THE UNIUERSITV OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1994-95 BUDGET (Continued)

Ful ]-Time Salary - Effective % No. Itev, Department, Title, Name Date --Time Mos. Rate -RBC APPOINTMENTS , PROMOT IONS, ANC SALARY INCREASES

MATERIALS SCIENCE AN0 ENGINEERING 386. Ronald L. Elsenbaumer

From: Professor (Tenure) and Olrector

To : Professor (Tenure) and Dlrector

CENTER FOR PROFESSIONAL TEACHER EDUCATION 387. Mary L. Crow

From: Professor (Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure) 9 / 1

388. Judith G. Reinhartz From: Professor (Tenure)

To: Prof esror (Tenure) 9/1

389. Sylvia M, Vardell

From: Associate Professor (Tenure)

To: Assocfate Professor (Tenure) 911

390. Nancy L. Hadaway

From: Associate Professor (Tenure)

To: AssociateProfessor (Tenure) 9/1

ClBRARY - OTHER 391. Thomas L. Wlldlng 00 1

From: Director of I1brari es 100 12 88,000 To: Director of libraries 9/ 1 IQO 12 91,960

PHYSICAL PLANT ADMINISTRATION 392. Donald A. Oecker 00 1

From: Uirectar of P?ysical Plant 100 12 67,OCfl

To: Oirector of Piysicai Plant 9/ 1 100 12 68,OflO THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U, T, BOAR0 OF REGENTS ' MEET IN<

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMEHDMENTS TO THE 1994-95 BUDGET (Continued)

Salary Effective % No. Item, Departlent, Title, Name Date --Time Mos, Rate -RBC

APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, AND SALARY INCREASES

CAMPUS PRINTING SERVICE 393. Reggie V. Moon

From: Director of Printing

To: Director of printing 9/1 I00 12 41,295

TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES 394, Ronald C. Real

From: Director Tclecommunicatlons 100 12 45,000

To: Director Telecommunications 9/1 100 12 46,000

CQNTIHU ING EDUCATION 395. Nancy Kinsey

From: Director Cont. Educ.

To: Director Cont. Educ. 9/1 100 12 52,500

RECREATI9MAt SPORTS 396. Oouglas E. Kuykendall

From: Director Rec. Sports 100 12 43,260

To: Dlrector Rec. Sports 9/1 100 12 45,000

UNI1d€RSITY BOOKSTORE 397. Larry 0. Minor

From: Oirec tor of Bcokstore 100 12 58,000

To: Director of Bookstore 9/1 I00 12 60,000

STUOENT HEALTH SERVICE 398. Neil H. Dishon

From: Cttlef of Staff 100 12 82,150

To: Chief of Staff 9/ 1 100 12 86,000 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1994-95 BUDGET (Continued)

Fu 11-Time Sal ary Effective X No. epartment, Title, Name Date --Time Mas. Rate -RBC MENTS, PROMOTIONS, AND INCREASES

ICE HALL - HOUSING 1. Wylvan B. Parker

m: Director of Housing and Universi ty Center

To: Director of Housing 9/1 100 12 58,500 and University Center

T GOVERNANCE AND ORGANIZATIONS 0. Jeffrey M. Sorensen

*om: Director of Student Organizations/Govcrnance

To: Dlrector of Student 9 / 1 ZOO 12 34,000 Organizations/Govcrnance

qT PUBLICATIONS 31. Oorothy i. Estes

rom: Director of Student Publications

To: Director of Student Pub1 ications

COLLEGIATE ATHLETICS-ADMINISTRATION 42. Bobby J. Skelton

'rom: Director of Athletics 100 12 87,500

To: Director of Athletics 9/1 100 12 92,000

ICOLLEG I ATE ATHLETI CS-WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL 103. Mike Dean

'rom: Basketball Coach 100 12 41,604 To: Basketball Coach 9 / 1 100 12 60,000 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN Office of the President August Z4, 1994

. James P. Duncan ecutl ve Vf ce Chancel lor for Academl c Affal rs ,e Unl versl ty of Texas System 11West 7th Street ,hbel Smlth Ha17 - 8th floor istjn, Texas 78701

;tn; System Budget Offf ce

3ar Dr. Duncan: le docket for the October 7. 1994 meetlng of the Board of ?gents Is submitted for your recommendatfon and presentation 3 the Board.

gbert M, Berdahl resl dent 'I0 :Jw nclosures THE LYTVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIX I:.T. BOARD OF REGEXTS' 11EETISG OCTOBER 7 . 1994 TABLE OF COXTEATS

ljifts irom Private Donors and Foundations ...... tl-3

Business Contracrs tbr Serv~ces(i~cluding minor Construction Projects)...... , 4-11

Co~~tractsand Grmts tbr Research .Development . CIinicaf 2nd Educ2t:onal Services ...... 4. 14 Over SS00.000 (Funds Comng In/ andor Funds Going Out ...... A- 15 Foreign (Funds Comlng In and/or Funds Going Out ...... A-18

Trademark License .4 =ureernents ......

Hogs Foundation Grants ...... 14 -25

Endowed Chairs and Named Professorshl~s 1393-94 Non-in itial . Kon-Budgeted Appointments ...... A-28

F. nduwtd Chairs and Named Pr~fessorshlps 1994-95 Non.Initia1 . Non- B udgeted Appointments ...... 49

4mendrnents to the 1933- 1994 Budget ...... d-30

Amendnlenrs ro the 1993- 1 995 Budget ...... 4-33 TYE U?i:VERSI'Y OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN d. T. 53ARD OF RESENTS' YEETIKG

3ctoSer 7, 1994

GIFTS FROM PRIVATE DONORS AND FOUNDATIONS

towing gifts have 3een feceivea and are recornmenoed fov a:Keptznce ay cl oara of Regents:

nonor Pur~ose Amount

thjr Andersen & Company The University - gift $ 52.512.66 Forrndation matchi ng partners ' and lliam J. Hughes employees ' contributions derson C3nsul ti ng 1 Louisiana ite 1300 uston, TX 77002

College of Natural Sciences to purchase computers for the institute for Science and Mathemati cs Education

The Cniversity as final payment on pledge for the Larry Temp1 e Scholars hip Endoment Fund

. I. DuPont DeNemours and The University for: Company Sci eoce and Engi neeri ng ~PontCentral Research Grants : and Development Bureau of Economic .aibourne 0. Smitn Geo 1 ogy (App 1 ied ice Pres i dent Geodynami cs Laboratory) 3chnol ogy & Prof essi ona 1 ...... $10,000.00 Development Chemi cal Engi neeri ng 3mmittce on Educational (Process Contrcl ) Aid ...... $24.000+00 307 Market Street Chemical Engineering -9541-1 ...... $15,000 .OO ilmington, DE 19898 Chemi ca 1 Engi neeri ng (Envi ronment al Grant- Volatile Organic Recovery) ...... $20,000.00 Chemistry & Biocherni stry ...... $12,000.90 Civi i Engrneeri ng CON1lNUED ON NEXT PAGE) ...... $zo,ooo. oo fbE Uti;VERSiTY OF TEXAS AT /IUST;& Y. '. NARD OF REGENTS' '-1EET:GG Qctoner 7, i994

GIFTS FROM PRIVATE DONORS AND FOUUDATIONS (Conri n~edj

OKTINUATION FROM ITEM 4.) I. DuPont DeYemours and Science and Eng~neering Ccmpany Granrs : (iontinued 1 'POUTC2rtra l 2esearch Electrical & Computer ann Oevel opment Engineering. .510,000.00 aibourne D . Smi th Geological Sciences ce Pres~dent ...... s ~,oO~.O~ lchnology & Prafessionai Institute for Devel opmenr Geophys i cs (Fl ates ~mmitteeon Edtirarional Program)...... 813,000.00 Aid Mechanical Engineeri ng 107 Market Street ...... 8 10,000.00 -9541-1 Petrol eum Engi neeri ng ilrnington, DE 13898 ...... 5 8,000.00

Business Grants: Accounting (Fi nance) ...... 6 5,000.00 Business Administration (Graduate School of Business) ...... $ 5,000.00 Center for Miadle Eastern Studies (Program in Middle Eastern Studies) ...... $ 5,000. 00 Institute of Latin American Studies ...... % 5 ,000.00

Minority Education Grants; Oepartrnent of Busine5s ...... $10,000.00 Equal Opport uni ties Employment Tutorial ...... f 15,000.00 Eng~neeringScholarship Program...... $ 5,000.00

Young Facu l t y Grant : Chemical Engi neeri ng ...... $25,000. DO 'HE nK;CERSi7Y CF 'EXAS A- AUSTIR Ll. T. LOARD OF REGENTS' %EETIXG October 7, 1991

GIFTS FROM PRIVATE DONORS AUD FOUNDATIONS (bntlnueo)

txon Education Foundation 'he University - gift 9 407,536.91 iwara F. Ahnert matching employees' and {ecurive Director rerirees' contributions '5 East John W. Carperter F reeway

7~ ing , TX 7 5062-2298

. D. dna Marguerite College oi Fine Arts for Fai tchi l d Foundation unrestricted use 35t Office BOX 150143 ~fkin, TX 759154143 lax0 Inc. College of Phannacy as arilyn Foote-Hudson second payment on pledge anager, Community Issues for the Glaxo Inc. st Off1ce Box 13358 Endowed Professorshi p in esearch Triangle Park, Pharmacy NC 27709 litsch, Tnc. Center for Energy ames C. Spalding Studies, College of ice President, Commercial Engineering for the 3st Office Box 660053 Separat~onsResearch a1 1as. TX 75266-0053 Program oechs t Gel anese toll ege of Engi neeri ng Foundation, :nc. for the Inddstrial st Office Box 509 Program ay City, TX 77404-0509 nternati onal Business The Unjversrty - gift Machi nes Carporat ion matching employees1, erry M. Carlson spouses' and retirees' ice President and contributions Site General Manager 3M RTSC S:ystem16000 Division 1400 Burnet Road ustin, TX 78758

Ko letter of transrn~ttalfrom the donor. THE UNTVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN U, f . BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

October 7, 1994

GIFTS FROM PRIVATE DONORS AND FOUNDATIONS (Cont inued)

le Lyndon Bai nes Johnson The Lyndon 8. Johnson , $ 181,686.00 * Foundat ion School of Pub1 ic Affairs 113 Red River for the: 1st in. TX 78705 General Fund : Student Acti vi ti es ...... $75,000,00 LBJ Internships ...... $ 7,000.00 Sid Richardson Chair of Pub1 i c Aff ai rs Fund: Chair Support Servi ces ...... $ 8,155.00 Resea~chAct i vi ties ...... $10,000.00 Dean Rusk Chair Fund: Chai rho1 der's Sal ary ...... $32,000.00 Robert Strams Fell owshi ps...... $27,531.00 Wasserman Fund ...... $22,000.00

le N. M. Keck Foundation School of taw for ,ward 0. Keck unrest ricted use lainnan of the Board i5 South Flower Street iite 3230 1s Angeles, CA 90071

~torola,Inc. Department of Ki nes i01 ogy 27,500 .OO indi Aitken and Health Education, 21 1 ness Program Manager College of Education for 501 Ed Bluestein unrestricted use Boulevard MD: F3 sti in, Texas 78721

No letter of transmittal from the donor,

A - 6 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

October 7, 7994

GIFTS FROM PRIVATE DONORS AND FOUNDATIONS (Con t inued)

Do nor Pur~ose Amount rtho Biotech CollegeofPhamacyfor $ 55,000.00 ruce A. Williams programs-support roup Product Di rector ematol ogyl0ncol ogy ost Office Box 670 ari tan, NJ 08869-0670 rice Waterhouse Foundation The University - gift tewart E. Rosenthal matchi ng employee auston Director of Human contributions Resources ri ce Waterhouse 201 loui si ana uite 2900 oust on, TX 77002-5678

aze1 Loui se Harrod Ransom Harry Ransom Humani ties 104,927.71 Estate Research Center for the /O Dr. Miguel Gonzalez- Ransom Col 1 ect ion Gert h Development Endowment for 109 Avenue G Modern literature ustin, TX 78751

ivian L. Smith Foundation Harry Ransom Humanities uzanne R. Benson Research Center for rustee unrestricted use 900 West Loop South uite 1050 oustbn. TX 77027-3207

orraine I- Stengl, M,D. Department of Zoology, ost Office Box 880 Col l ege of hatural imberley, TX 78676 Sciences for the D~rbthea Bennett Memorial Graduate Fell ows hi p Fund THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

October 7, 1994

GIFTS FROM PRIVATE DONORS AND FOUNDATIONS (Cont i nued)

Donor Pur~ose Amount arraine I. Stengl, M.D, Department of Zoo1 ogy , $ 50,000.00 last Office Box 880 College of Natural Jimberley, TX 78676 Sciences for the Zoo1 ogy Scholarship Endowment for Excel l ence

-exaco Foundation The University - gift 30,289.00 laria Mike-Mayer matching employees, iecret ary reti tees and/or di rectors !000 Westchester Avenue cont tibut ions lhite Plains, NY 10650

:lark W. Thompson, Jr. Graduate School of 100,000.00 911 Ti lbury Business for the Clark W, !ouston. TX 77056 Thompson, Jr. Chair in Accounting

'ri pos Associ atcs, Inc. Col lege of Pharmacy for 30.000.00 :olleen A. McDonnell unrestricted use :ontrol l er 699 South Hanley Raad uite 303 t . Loui S, MO 63144

niden Arnerica Corporation Col lege of Engineering 700 Amon Carter Boulevard for the Thrust 2000 ort Worth, TX 76155 Engineering Graduate Fell owship Fund

'ashington University Graduate School of athy Woelbling Business for the onsorti urn for Graduate Consorti urn for Graduate Study in Management Study in Management 2855 North Outer 40 Drive uite 100 t. Louis, MO 63141-8635

No letter of transmittal from the donor.

A-8 THE UPiIVERSITY 3F TEXAS AT AUSTIN IJ. T. BOARD OF REGEKTS' "EETIfiG

October 7, 1394

GIFTS FROM PRIVATE DONORS AND FOUNDATIONS (Canrt nweub

1 low1 ng nonmonerary gi f ts have a1 s3 been received:

:o Kaste Technologies Gas-fi red hearer to the 9 120,000.00 *** ichara C. Lron Center for Energy resident Studies, Col lege of 305 Don1 ey Drjve Engineering ~ite108 ~stin, TX 78758-4535 ewlett-Packard Cvrnpany Four UNZX stations to the r. Larry leibrock, Genera 1 Li brari es Manager 050 Capital of Texas Highway ustin, TX 78759

,~ternarional Business Ul tratech Deep UV Step i,000,000.03 *** Ptachi nes Corporation and Repeat Aligner to the . C. O'Dell, Manager Department of Chemical zcounring Services Engi neeri ng , Ccl 1 ege of lomas 3. Watson Research Ensi neeri ng Center 3st 3ffice Box 218 3rktown Heights. NY 10598 nternati oral Gusiness IBM RISC Systern/6OO9 >Yacnines Corporation workstations to the hi1 D. Hcster Dcpar~rnent of Computer ice President, AW&S Sciences , Col lege of 1400 Burnet Road Natural Sci ewes ustin, TX 78753

ho letter of transmittal from she donor. Noncash gift - other, The amount stated is the estimated value on the date of receipt by the institution. -EE UG1VERS;TY OF -EXAS A- AU5:iN L. 7. WARD OF REGENTS' YEET:!;G

October 7. !994

GIFTS FROM PRIVATE DONORS AND FUUNDATf OtJS [Cant i nuea)

I I ,~t~r~;a,;rtc. -,w3 rnultiflow conputerj 5 125,812.00 '** Jin Oarroll, ,V2nager to the Department of Cquipment Eonations Electrical and ~arn~uicr ~VotorolaSemi conuuctor Engineering, Co? lege oi Products Sector Eny i neeri no Equipment Donation ?rograrn p/D 56-106 3102 North 56th Streer Phoenix, AZ 05018-6606

'?otorola, inc. Office furniture to the Zhet Freda, Manager School of Social Work and deadquarters Sales h The University Administrati or 505 Barton Sprinls fl~ad, Suite 300 Aust~n,TX 73704

Oonald Ti1 son Bas-re1 ief pl aster by 1715 Capital of Texas artist Pi erre-Augus te H iqhway , Suite 207 Renoi r ent it l ed Dancer Austin, TX 78746 with Tambourine, (ca, 1918) t3 the Archer Y. Huntington Art Gallery

Xi 1 tshire Geological Carnarvon Basin digital Servi ces data set to the Dinah M, Pantic Department of Geological 13 St. Andrews Avenue Sciences, College of Yaunt Osmond SA 5064 hatural Sciences AJSTRALI A

Noncash gift - orher. The amount stated is the estimated value on the date of receipt by the institution. THE UHlVERSlTY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIH

U. T. BOARD OF REGEHTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

BUSINESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES follow-in~contracts have been awarded, have been administratively approved he Executfvo Vice Chancellor for Academjc Affairs, and are recommended for fication by the U. T. Board af Regents:

(FUNDS GOING OUT)

R CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS, as authorized by U.7. Board of Regents' Rules and lationz, Part Two, Chapter VITI, Section 4 (Contracts rslatad to Minor Hew truction Projects costing $300,000 or less and Minor Repair and Remodeling ing 5600,000.00 or less.)

Contract or: A.D. H111is Company. Inc. Amount : $195,000 Source of Funds: Texas Union Allotment - Roof Rep7 acement - north Sectlon, 36.0800-4025 Date of Contract: May 20, 1994 Estimated Completion Date : September 1, 1994 Project Title : Re-Roof Texas Union Building Brief Descri ptl on : Remove exlsting gravel, flash1 ng and membrane in designated areas and replace with new roofing system Ha

Contractor: C. P. Snider Construction Company, Inc. Amount : 5 18,923 Source of Funds: 93-94 Minor Construction Projects - WCH MIscellaneous Renovations for 3rd & 4th Floors, 36-0719-9430 Date of Contract: July 15, 1994 Estjmated Completion Oate: October 28. 1994 Project Ti tl e: Change Order $3, Renovations of 4th and 5th Levels of Will C. Hogg Building Brief Oescrlptl~n: Relccate elevator egulpment and perform various renovations to the 4th and 5th floors HUB; No

Contractor: Derrick Construction Company, Inc . Amount : $26,000 Source of Funds: 93-94 Minor Construction Projects - MSI - Boathouse Repairs, 36-0719-9446 Oate of Contract: July 19, 1994 Estimated Completion Oate: October 1, 1994 Project Title: Boat House Restoration, Marine Science Instjtute. Port Aransas , Texas Brl ef Description: Install two boat lifts, reinforce roof structurs, and repal r walkways and pi1 irg HUB : tloman

Cuntractar: Maldonado Nursery S Landscaping, Inc. Amount : 5160,000 Source of Funds : Housing & Food Landscaping Project - All Expensss. 36-0800-1651 Date of Contract: July 19, 1994 Estimated Completion Date: September 26. 1994 Project Title: Landscape Aenovatlon Project at Brackenridge, Roberts, Prather, and Jester Dormitories Brief Oescri pti on: Provide concrate walks, steps, and general landscaping and irrigation around the residence hat 1s HUB: Hispanic Ameri can A - ;1 niversity of Texas at Austin ess Contracts Por Servlces Board of Regentse Meeting October 7, 1994

:ontractor: Seyforth Roofing Company, Inc. Imount : $64 ,127 jource of Funds: HFS - Uni verslty Apartments . Other Expenses. 29-0264+0050 late of Contract: July 20, 1994 Estimated Completion Date: October 10, 1994 'reject Title; Re -Roof Brackenri dge Apartments 3rief Description: Remove existing roofing and re-roo? 18 units of the Br ackenr idge Apartments compl ex YUB: N 0

Contractor : W. E. lmhoff and Company, Inc. dba Intertech Floorlng Amount : $32,000 Source of Funds: HFS . Jester Center Other Expenses, 29-0231 -0050 Date of Contract: July 7, 1994 Estimated Completion Date: August 19, I994 Project TI tl e: Instal 1 Resilient Floor TI1 e, Jester Center Brlef Oescription: Remove existing resilient base and tile and install new floor tile and base In 100 student rooms No

Contractor: W. E. Zmhoff and Company, Inc. dba Intertech Flooring Amount : $24,000 Source of Funds: HFS - Jester Center Other Expenses, 29-0231-0050 Oats of Contract: July 7, 1994 Estimated Completton Date: August 19, 1994 Prajsct TI tl e: Install Hew Resiljent Flooring in the lobbies of Jester Center East and Jester Center Hest Brief Oescri ption: Install new resilient floorfng in both lobay areas HUB: No

Contractor : Mrl ght - Hankey , Inc. Amaunt : $231,000 Source of Funds: CTR HcCullough Subcontract, 26-4210-4461 and DE - Speclal Unallocated Accounts - Special Equi pmen t , 20 - 3099 - 2080 Date of Contract: July 26, 1994 Estimated Compl etlon Dater November 30, 1994 Project TItl e: Run-Dff Control Testing Facilities, Pick1 e Research Campus Brief Description Excavate, form and construct run-off control testing facility, as well as provide start-up and testing for a1 1 equipment Ho

Contractor: Uright ahankey, Inc. Amount : ($32,162.77) Source of Funds: DE - Special Unallocated Accounts - Special Equi pment , 20 - 3099 - 2080 Date of Contract: August 15, 1994 Estf mated Compl etlon Date: Hovember 30, 1994 Project Tltle: Change Order No, 1. Run-Off Control Testing Facllltles, Pickle Research Campus Brl ef Description: Excavate, form and construct run-off control testing facility, as well as provide start-up and test1ng for all equipment HUB: No University of Texas at Austln iiness Contracts for Servdces T. Board of Regents' Meeting October 7. 1994

. Contractor: Young L Pratt , Inc. Arn~un t : $43,000 Source af Funds : 93-94 Minor Construction Projects - EDA - Reconnect Floor Drains, 36-0719-9437 Date of Contract: July 19, 1994 Estimated Completdon Date: October 23, 1994 Project Tltle: PIumbi ng Modifications , Education Annex But 7 dlng Brief Deseriptlon: Connect ex1 stf ng storm drains and general plumbing renovations No

(BUSIHESS CONTRACTS SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION)

Total Number of Contracts: Total Humber Awarded to HUBS: Hispan1 c Amerf can Human

L of Total Number of Contracts Awarded to HUBS:

Total Funds: Total Funds Awarded to HUBS: % of Total Funds Awarded to HUBS:

ILDIHG SPACE LEASES: The followjng building space leases have been awarded, ve been adminlstrat~velyapproved by the Executive Ylce Chancellor for siness Affal rs and are recommended far ratlfl catlon by the U .T. hard of gents : . Agency: University Co -Operat ive Society Funds : $4,125 per month Period : July 1, 1994 through June 30, 1997 TltlelDescriptfon: Lease 2,750 square feet of offico space located at 2902 Medical Arts Boulevard, Austln, Texas, for the School of Law THE UHIYERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN

U T, BOARD OF REGENTS' VEETItiG

OCTOBER 7, 1994

CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, CLlNlCAL AND EDUCATIDNAL SERY ICES

ince the Docket tor the previous meeting of the U, T,, Board of Regents, 7e fo'll~wingactivity has taken place with regard to Ccntracts and Grants Ir Research, Bevel opment, C! inical , and Educational Services :

a Number of Initi dl Grant dnd Contract Awards

Docket To ta1 Total Item - Funds Out Sunoort Material s FY95 A 1 - 176 $- J- Report of Awards

FY95 A 785- 309 $ 49- f Report of SACS FY95 A 274- 284 S -0- $ -0- FY95 A 309- 365 b95,011,00 $ 564,078.00 Report of Contracts

Number of Fiscal knenaments to Grant and Contract Awards (Increasing or Oecreasing by 610,000 or More)

Docket Total Total Item Funds OL 5-

$ 9.395.348,QO d 313.6419Q Report of Awards

A$- - $ . - Report of IACs A5- - . - Report of Contracts THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS 4r AUSTIN

U. T. BOARD OF REGFNTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

CONTRACTS OR GRANTS OVER $500,000

(FbWD5 COMING IN)

The rol lowing contracts or grants in an amount aver $500,000 have been awarded. have been admi nistrati vely approved by the Exccuti ve Yice Chdncell or for Acaaemi c AT fa1 rs , and are recornended for approval by the Hoard cf Regents,

1. Grantor: National Institutes of Weal th National Institute of Chi 1 d Health and Human Devel opment No. : 5 P30 HD06160-23 New funds: $52 1,236 addi tionnl Current period: 7/1/94 - 6/30/95 1 itl elDescri pti on : Populatiun Research Center

2. Grantor : Department of the NIVY Naval Air Warfare Center Tng Sys Div No, : N61339-93-C-0069 - Codification PO0010 New funds : f 700,000 addi ti nnal Current periad: [Unchanged] 5/28/93 - 12/31/94 Ti tl elilescri ptian : F' re Support Automated Test Sys tern (FSATS)

3. Grantor: Department of the Navy S~aceand Naval Warfare Sys terns Cmand No. : N00039.91-C-0082 - Nodification PO0053 tieu funds: $6,537,805 addi tion41 Current period: [Unchanged] 12/31/90 - 12/31/95 Ti tl elOsscri ption : SPAWAR Omnibus Contract 1991-95

4, Grantor: U. S. Department of Education No, : H224A20012-94 - Actinn 05 New funds; $550,000 nddi ti onal Current peri od: 8/!/94 - 7/31/95 Titl e/Descri ption: Texas Assi stive Techr,ol ogy Partners hip Project

5. Grantor: U. 5, Department of Energy No, : OE-FG22 -948C14854, Amd , AGO0 New funds: 6621, 185. Cu r fent pe riod : 9/1/94 - 8/31/99 Tit1efOescription; Mi dl and Core Rep~sitory She University of Texas at Auscin tontracts or Grants over $500,000 UT Regents' Meeting October 7, 1994

6, Grantor: U, 3, Department of Energy No, : BE-FG02-94EW37966, Amd. A000

Iier funds: S850,O~O0 Current per? od: 6/1/94 - 5/31/95 Ti tl e/Oescri ption: Development and Demonstration of 2 Tel eoperated hodular Robot System

7. Grantor: United Defense, L, P. FNC Corporati on No. : F55305-62 - letter dated 7/11/94 New funds: ' f 1,540,097 adai ti onal Current period: 5/28/92 - 10/31/94 T: tl elDescri ptian: Cannon Caliber EHL Cost Growth Proposal- Opti ons

8. Grantor: The Ford Foundation No. : 940-0850 New funds: $562,000. Current peri od: 4/1/94 - 9/30196 Titl e/Oescri pti on: Workshop on Oisseminating Information on Exempl dry Local Government

9. Grantor: The Andrew W , Kel l on F oundati on No, : Grant letter dated 6/23/94 New funds: 6500,000, Current period: 4/1/94 - 3/31/98 Ti tl e/Descri ption: Latin American Network Informati on Center CUT -LAMIL)

10, Grantor: National Endowment for the Humanities No,: PS -20573 -92 - supplement dated 6/ 14/94 Hew funds : $790.93 1 addi ti anal Current peri od: 7/1/82 - 6/30/96 Titl e/Descri ption: Preservati on and Conservation Educdti on P rograms

I!. Grantor: Texas AM Research Foundation No, : L900034 - Amendment No, 10 New funds: 51,066,693 add! ti onal Current period: 10/1/88 - 9/30194 Title/Osscription: Offshore Technology Research Center The University of Texas at Austin Contracts or Grants over $SOO,OOO UT Regents' Meeting October 7, 1994

12, Grantor: Texas Nati anal Research Laboratory Comni ssion No. : Cost -Reimbursement Subcontract effective 6/1/94 Hew funds : $1,969,454. Current per: od: 6/1/94 - 9/30/94 Titl e/Description: Phase I1 SSC Project Assets Utilization Project Definf tion Study

(FUNDS GOING OUT) NONE THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN

U, Ta BOARD OF REGENTS' HEETIWG October 7, 1994

FOREIGN CONTRACTS AN0 GRANTS FOR RESEMCH, DEYEtOP#ENT, CLINICAL AND EDUCATIOHAL SERVICES

(FUNDS COhtHG IN)

The fa? 1owing i terns have been awarded and are recomnended for approvnl by the U, T, Board of Regents :

I. Country: Brazi1 Business/Entl ty : Various Donors: Intevep, $.A. No. : Participation Letter Agreement-Amd. No. 6 New funds: $25,000 addl ti onal Current peri od: 111/94 - 1213t/94 Title/Description: Drilling Research Progrnm

2, Country: Brsti l Busi ness/Entity; Various Donors : Petrobras heri cd Inc. No. : Hemorandm of Agreement for Continued Support oT Research Hew Tunds: $30,000 sddi ti onal Current period: 1/1/94 - 12/31/94 Title/Oescription: Enhanced Oil and Gas Recovery Research Program (EOGRRP)

3, Country: Finl and Bujiness/Enti ty: Various Oonors; Neste Oy Ho. : Research Participation Agreement. Amendment Hew funds: $44,000 addi tional Current period: 1/1/94 - 12131/95 TItl ehescri ption : Separations Research Program

4. Country: Japan Business/Enti ty : Industrl a1 Associ at~s; Japnn National Oi 1 Corparat4on No, : tlemordndum of Agreement New funds; $30,000 addi ti onal Current period: 111194 - 12131/94 Titls/Description: Characterization of Sari Andre$ and Grayburg Rossrvoi rs

5. Country: Japan Business/Enti ty : Various Donors : Japan Nati onal Oil CQ rpo ta ti on No,: Research Participation Agreement-ext~rslcn tdew funds ; f 20,000 addi ti onat Current peri od: 1/16/94 - 1/15/95 Title/Uescription: Stifwdl ation. logging, and Format, GIICarnage Research Prosram

The university of Texas at Austin Foreign Contracts and Grants for Research, Revel opment, Cl rnicat and Educnti onal Services UT Regents' Meeting October 7, 1994

11. Country: Francs 8usi ncss/Enti ty: Industri a1 Azsociates : Elf Aqui tai ne Productf on (EAP) NO. : Memorandum of Agreement New funds : $30,000 addi ti onsl Current peri od: 1/1/94 - 12/31/94 Tjtl s/Oescription: Character1 zation of San Andre3 and Grayburg Reservoi rs

(FUNDS GOING OUT)

NONE THE UHIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTZH U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING OCTOBER 7, 1994

TRADEMARK LICENSE AGREEMENTS e following agreements have been awarded, have been approved by the 9ffice General Counsel, and are recommended for ratification by the U. T. Board of gents. All product approvals are in accordance with Paragraphs 10.1(C) and 1 and 11.1 of the Trademark Agreement,

Licensee: #I Apparel , Inc . , Olvlsion of S L M Internatf anal , tnc . Orange City, Iowa 51041 Fee-Royalty: $0, 7% Perf od: January I, 1994 - December 31, I996 Description: Apparel, which includes caps and jackets. Licensee: Academy Awards, Znc. Fl orsnce, South Carolina 29505 Fee-Royalty: $50, 6% Period: July 1, 1994 - Oecember 31, 1996 Description: Auto Flags (two styles), Carsockm and Car Flag. Licensee: Advanced Sports Concepts, Inc. Columbus, Obi o 43220 Fee-Royalty: $50, 6% Peri ad: August 1, 1994 - December 31, 1996 Description: Towel and bottle combinatlon, a "rally towel" packaged in a claar plastic "slpper bottle." Licensee: American Sports Products, Inc. Blrmi ngham , A7 abama 352 09 Fee-Royal ty: $50, 6% Perf od: July 1, 1994 - December 31, 1996 Description: Polyester windsocks. Li eensee: Blount Outdoor Manufacturing d/b/a Blount Outdoor Supplies Hlountville, Alabama 35031 Fee-Royalty: $100, 7% Period: July 1, 1994 - December 31, 1996 Descri pt i on: Hand muffs.

Li censee : Candles By Cathy Tivoll , Texas 77990 Foe- Royalty: $50, 6% Period: July 1, 1994 - December 31, 1996 Oescription: Candles . Ll censee: CapRap, Inc. Col umbl a. l ennassee 38401 Fee-Royalty : $50, 6% Perlod: July 1, 1994 - December 31, 1996 Description : CapRap brand covers for adjustable straps on baseball- style caps. Licensee: Carrousel Printwear, Inc. Lawrence, Kansas 66046 Fee-Royalty : 5100, 7% Period: July 1, 1994 - December 31, 1996 Descrlptl on: Apparel, which includes t-shirts and sweatshirts. Llcensee: Champdon Products, Inc. Rochester, Hew York 14603 Fee -Royal ty : $0, 7% Per1od: January 1, 1994 through December 31, 1996 Description: Apparel, various kinds and styles of bags, pennants and banners. le University of Texas at Austin .ademar k ti cense Agreements T, Board of Regents' Meeting October 7, 1994

1. ti censee : Chen Snternatfonal , Inc. St, Paul , Hlnnesota 55108 Fee-Royalty: $100, 7% Period: July 1, 1994 - December 31, 1996 Description: KASA brand umbrel 1 as.

, . Lf censee: Collegiate Products, Inc. Jacksonville, Florida 32202 Fee-Royalty: $50, 6% Period: July 1, 1994 - December 31, 1996 Descri ptlan: Calendars.

Llcensee: Coughran Studio San Angelo, Texas 76904 Fee - Royal ty : $50, 6% Period: July 1, 1994 - December 31, 1996 Description: TifFany-style desk lamps. Llcensee: Courts & Cards, Inc. Marietta, Georgia 30060 Fee - Royal ty : $50, 6% Perjod: July 1, 1994 - December 31. 1996 Descrl ption: Uaoden plaques (replicas of Tootball field and basketball court). Licensee: Du-Say's, Ltd. d/b/a Smart Dog Products Picayune, Hlsslssippl 39466 Fee- Royalty: $50, 6% Per* od: July 1, 1994 - December 31, 1996 Oescri ption: Hovelty pet products, which includes doggie tees, hats and ties,

Li censae: Essex Manufacturing Company. Inc. Hew York, New Yort 10001 Fee-Royalty: $100, 7% Period! July 1, 1994 - December 31, 1996 Descrl ption : Ponchos, slickers. parkas and umbrellds. Licensee: Frontera Furnl ture Company Houston, rexas 77098 Fee - Royal ty : 550, 6% Period: July 1, 1994 - December 31, 1996 Description: Oak rocking chairs. Lf censee: GI ass Graph1 cs , Inc. d/b/a Campus Crystal Coflectlon Conway, New Hampshire 03818 Fee- Royalty : $50, 6% Period: July 1, 1994 - December 31. 1996 Descrl ptl on : Crystal glassware (varlous kinds and styles) and ceramic mugs.

Llcensee: Jeep Collins Jewelrymaker, fnc. Frederi c ksburg, Texas 78624 Fee- Roy a1 ty: $50, 6% Period: June 1, 1994 - December 31, 1996 Description: Brass and silver jewelry. Licensee: Kemmons Wilson Companies d/b/a Uindow Haggers Associates Memphls, Tennessee 38111 Fee - Royal ty : $50, 6% Per1 od: July 1, 1994 - December 31, 1996 Description: blindo~Haggers, a novelty for auto windows. Licensee: KiIra, Dlvi sion of Pal li ser Furniture Corporation Fargo, North Dakota 59102 Fee-Rayalty: $50, 6% Per1od : July 1, 1994 - Oecember 31, 1996 Description: Leather-covered chairs, which includes recliner chairs and lounge chairs. e University of Texas at Gustln ademark License Agreements T. Board of Regents' Meeting Uctober 7, 1994

Li censee : M. I. Huebschman Carporatlon dlbl a Hummer Sportswear Fayettevil le, North Carol1 na 28306 Fee-Royalty: SO, 7% Peri od: January 1, 1994 - December 31, 1996 Descri ptian : Apparel , which includes various klnds and sty1es of fleece and cotton sheeti fig garments.

Licensae: Marquee Screen & Deslgn, Inc. Seattle, Washington 98108 Fee -Royalty: $0, 7% Period: January 1, 1994 - December 31,, 1996 Descrjption: Apparel, which includes various kinds of screenprfnted sportswear.

Licensee: Mitre Sports International, Ltd. Hashy117 e , Tennessee 37202 Fee - Royal ty: $0, 7% Period: January 1, 1994 - December 31, 1996 Descri ptl on: Apparel, which Includes t -shirts, shorts and other sportswear. Li censee: Hationa? Spirit Group, Ltd. dl bfa Cheer7 oader/Danzteam Garland, Texas 75041 Fee-Royalty : $100, 7% Per1od: duly 1, 1994 - December 31, 1996 Description: Apparel , which includes youth cheer1 eader dresses, log0 leotards, bi ko shorts, ankle pants and other cheerleader apparel. Licensee: Reyes Industries, Inc. San Antonlo, Texas 78221 fee-Royalty: $50, 6% Per1 od: July 1, 1994 - Oeeember 31, 1996 Description: Soft -sided cob1 er bags and compact f 01 dl ng chai rs .

Li censee: Seabell Sportswear, Inc , Redmond, Hashlngton 98052 Fee-Royalty : 50, 7% and a 6% royalty for thase products which bear 1i censed marks of The Uni versi ty , Warner Broth~rs Looney Tunes characters, Henna Barbera Flintstones characters, King Features Syndicate Popeye and Betty Bbop characters Period: January 1, 1344 - December 31, I996 Oescri ptian: Apparel, which includes t-shirts, sweatshirts and sleepwear (various kinds and styles). Li censec: Southern Embrofdered Uear , Inc. Bogart, Georgf a 30622 Fee-Royalty: 5100, 7% Period: July 1, 1994 - December 31, 1996 Oescrf ptlon: T-shirts, sweatshirts, golf shirts, straw hats and baseball -style caps. Licensee: Spj rlt Products, Ltd. Hudsonvi 11 e , Hi chl gan 49426 Fee-Royalty: $100, 7% for Items in Category A and 6% for items in Category B Period: July 1, 1994 - December 31, 1996 Descrl ptl on : Category A cons4 sts of apparel accessorl es , whi ch Includes knit caps, knlt scarves, ml ttens and belts; Category B consists of novel ti es/col 1 ecti bl es . Llcensee: Sports Figures, Inc. Tu? sa , Oklahoma 74135 Fee-Royal ty: $50, 6% Period: July 1, 1994 - December 31, 1996 Descrlptj on: Ornamental concrete sculptures with a base.

Licensae : Superlor Neckwear Manufacturing of Fqorida, Inc. Minter Park, Florida 32789 Fee-Royal ty: $100, 7% Period: July 1, 1994 - December 31, 1996 Cescription: Campus Classics brand poly -sllk neckties. A - 23 e Unlversjty of Texas at Austln ademark Llcense Agreements T. Board of Regents' Meeting October 7, 1994

Licansee : Team, Inc. Ful ton, Mississippi 38843 Fee- Royalty: $100, 7% Perj ad: June 1, 1994 - December 31, 1996 Oescri >tior T-shirts, sweatshirts and shorts. Licensee: Team Player Char1 eston , South Carolina 29407 Fee - Royal ty: $50, 6% Period: July 1, 1994 - December 31, 1996 Oescripti on: Replica football helmet. Licensee: Topsail Sportswear Hampstead, Harth Carolina 28443 Fee - Royal ty : $100, 7% for items in Category A and 6% for items In Category 0 Period: June 1, 1994 - December 31, 1996 Descri pti on : Category A consists of all types of clothing and headwsar; Category 0 consists of novelties/ collecti blesl jewelry~glasswaro,which Includes various kinds and styles.

Licensee : U. S. Graphics, Inc. Montgomery, A1 abama 361 17 Fee-Royalty: $50, 6% Period: June 1, 1994 December 31, 1996 Descrl pti on: Plastic wastebaskets and plastic storage boxes. THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXASAT AUSTIN

OFFICE OF HOGG FOUNDATTON FOR MENTAL HEALTH AND lMA HOGG FOUNDATTON GRANTS

1. Grantor: Hogg Foundation for Mental Health Grantee: UT-Austin, Departrnenr of Human Ecology - Dr. Wdiam L. Cook No.: 297U New Funds: $9,364.00 Cmnt Period: JuIy 1, 1994 - June 30, I995 TitlelDescription: Communication and Adaptation in Fnmilics of Deaf Children

A second-year grant is given for a study of rhe relationship between family communication and emotional and behavioral problems in deaf children. Dr. William L. Cook is responsible for administration of the grant.

NlTf& AND &NEW& ,\WARDS @NUS GOING OUT)

2. Grantor: Hogg Foundation for MentaI Wealth Gmtee: Women's Council of Dallas County, Texas, Inc. - Ms. Sue Ann Gilman No.: 2692 New Funds: $19,688.00 CmntPeriod: May 1,1994 - April 30, 1995 TitIelDesmiption: Dallas County "Youth Link" Program for Adolescen[s and Caregivers

Second-year supporr is provided to continue the "Youth Link" information and referral service for adolescents and youth caregivers, using state-of-the-art technology to link calIers to appropriate services in the Dallas County area. Ms. Sue Ann Gilman is responsible for administration of the grant. 3. Grantor: Hogg Foundation for Mental Health Grantee: Baylor College ofMedicine, Department of Psychiauy and BehavioraI Sciences - Dr. Robert 5. McKelvey No.: 2645 New Funds: $9.1 23.00 Current Perid: June 1, 1994- May 31, 1995 Title/Desmiption: Longitudinal Study uf Viemamesc Amerasian Mental Health and Acculturation

Fuding is given for the second year of a study of Texas Vietnamese Amerasian children who have immigrated to the United States during the past several years. Dr. Robert S. McKelvcy is rtspoasible for adnunismtion of the pt. THE UNlVERSlTY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN 401 HOGG FOUNDATION~TMAHOGC FOUNDATIONCONTRACTS & GRANTS UT Board of Regents Meeting - October 7, 1994

4. Gmtor: Hogg Foundatlan for McntaI Health Grantee : Southwest Texas State University, Development Foundation - MT. Gerald W, Hill No.: 3 141 New Funds: $1 4,417.00 Current Period: June 1,1994 - May 31,1995 Tide/Tkscription: improving Prcschuoler's Comprehension of Sex Abuse Prevention Concepts

Support is provided to carry out a sexual abuse research project targeting preschoolers, a population neglected by past research and service programs, and evaluating the effectiveness of new video producrion features as well as guided participation in teaching these young children to avoid victimization. Mr. Gerald W. ILill is responsible for adminismhon of the grant.

Grantor: Hogg Foundation for Mental Hedh Granccc : Daughters of Charity Health Services of Austin - Mr. Gene Atcal No.: 27 85 New Funds: $1 5,000.00 Cmnt Perid: June 1, 1994 - May 31, 1995 TikDesaiption: Establishment of "One-S top" Teen Parent Center

Third-year funding is given for early intentention services to teen mothers and their babies in a "one-stopshopping" teen pmnt center demonstration project to ensure quality renatal care and postpm tun support. Mr. Gerle Attal is responsibP e for adminiswation of the grant. 6. Gmtor: Iliogg Foundation for Mental Health Grantee: Benedictine Resource Center - Mr. Mark A. Carmoaa No.: 3113 New Funds: $15,000.00 Current Pwiod: July 1, 1994 - August 31,1995 T'ltlellkscription: Kids Count Project of Texas: Special Report on the Status of African-American Children

A one-time grant is made for a audy and special report of the hea I th, mental health, and social status of Afncan-Aruerican children in Texas to provide a current portrait of these children and a baseline for tracking their relative status for years to come. Mr. Mark A. Carmona is responsible fm administration of the grant. 7. cn-mtw: Ima Hogg Foundation Gl-antet: Harris County Children's Protective Services, The Children's Assessmenr Center - Ms. EUen T.Cukinos No.: 27 63B New Funds: $25,01K1.00 Current Period: June 1, 1994 - May 31, 1995 Titlt/Descriprion: Clinical Services for Sexually Abused Children Third-year support is provided for a clinical services coordinator for The Children's Assessment Center, which targets the mnst pressing needs of abused chilben and their families in Harris County, to ensure proper assessment, evaluation, and treatment of child abuse victims. Ms. Ellen T. Cokinos is responsible for administration of the grant. THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN Hocc FOUNDATIONITMAHOGG FOUNDATION CONTRACTS & GRANTS 4QZ UT Board of Regents Meeting - October 7, 1994

8. Grantor: haHogg Foundation Grantee: Crisis Intervention ofHouston, Inc. - Ms. Pat Whitten-Leg6 No.: 2864H New Funds: S 1 O,Q00.00 Current Period: June 1, 1994 - May 31, 1995 Tifle/Desaiption: Teen Line

Funding is given for the third year of a ~risishotlint, manned by teens, to provide assistance for troubled adolescents in the Houston area. Ms. Pat Whitten-Leg6 is resporisible fur administmion of the grant. 9. Grantor: Ima Hogg Foundation Granree: Family Service Center - Mr. Lloyd H. Sidwell No.: 2558H New Funds: $50,000.00 Current Period.. July 1,1994 - June 30, 1995 TitldDescription: Houston School of the Fum: Model Mental Hedth Senices A fgh- and final-year grant is provided for continuation of the Houston Schlof the Future, a unique demonstration prop-m involving multiple mental health services in the schools. Mr. Lloyd H. SidweU is responsible for administration of the grant. THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN

U, T, BOARD OF REGENTS' NEETING October 7, 1994

ENDOWE0 CHAIRS AHD WED PROFESSORSHIPS 1993-94 WON- IHI TIAL, MOM- BUDGETED APPOIHI'IIEHTS*

1, to11 ege: College of Communication Posi ti on: Times Mirror Centennial Visiting Professorship in Journalism Appoi ntoe/Ti tl e: Robert Stack, Vlsiting Professor Department : Journal 1 sm Pers on Bei ng Rep1 aced : Yacant EtTective Date: 6/1/94 - 7/15/94 only

*Personnel and Payroll information will be Included fn "Pmendnents to the 1993-94 Operat! ng Budget" as approprf ate in thl s or subsequent dockets , THE UNIVERSITY OF TEKAS AT AUSTlH

October 7, 1994

ENDOWED CHAIRS AND NAMED PROFESSORSHIPS 1994-95 NON- INITIAL, NOH-BUDGETED APPOINTMENTS"

1, to1l ege : to1 lege of Engineering P~sltiun: Hussein H, A1 harthy Centennial Professorship fn Civil Engi neerjng ' AppoSntee/Ti t1 e : Karl H. Frank, Professor Department: Cf vi 1 Eng.1 neeri ng Person Being Repl aced: Vacant Effective Date: 9/1/94 - 2/15/95 only

2. Co7 7 ege: Coll ege of Natural Sciences Posi tl an; C, 1. Lundell Chair of Systematic Botany Appoi ntee/Ti tle: Beryl 0. Simpson, Professor Department: Botany Perf on Bol ng Repl aced: Yacant Effective Oate: 9/1/94

hPersonnel and Payroll information will be included in "Amendments to the 1994-95 Operating Budget" as approprf ate in this or subsequent dockets. THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN

U. t.BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7,1994

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1993-94OPERATlNG BUDGET

COLLESE OF NATURAL SCIENCES Chemistry and Biochemistry 1. Amount of Transfer: 9136,000

Fcom: Office of the Deal Special Equipment

To: jtart-up Funds Hcf tmsn

Start-up funds final instal lrnent for flr. David Hoffman. rundh for equipment pur3chase ~nly .

COLLtGE OF ENGINEERING Office of the Dean 2. Amount of Tr,dr\sfer: S1U0,000

From: Cngi nefr i ng Ir~st1 tutes Operating Income To: Engineering Tfrjtit~te~ Maintenance, Operdtion, and tquipment

Trinsfer funds to 9per-3 ting expcnse accourL

SEkVICE DEPARTMENTS AN3 REVOLVING FUNDS U.7. Syctern Office of Tclec3rnmunication Services 3. Amount of Transfer: $105.364

Frcm: Operating Incore To: Cornouter Costs

Funds are for the initial expenses in the UT System Library Project. Cost. will be recovered fr.urri the component institutions.

DES'GNATED FUNDS Cont'nui ng Educati on 4. Amount of Transfer: $200,COG

From: Office of the Dedn - Programs Operating Income

To: Office of the Dean - Prograns Maintenance. Opcrat ion, dr~dEqul pment

Transfer from ircome to expenses to COV?~prograrri expense5 for the IS94 Texas Corn1111ssion on Alcoh~land Drug Abuse program. THE UNIVERSTPI' OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS MEETW

OCTOBER 7,1994

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1993-94OPERATING BUDGET (Continued)

AUXl LIARY EIJTERPRISES FUhD5 Oivisjon of Housing ard Fosd 5. Amount of Trdnsfer: &153,G50

From: Men's Residence Ha1 1 s To: Housing & Food Landsca~ingProJe:t

To establish a rzserwe account for landscaping projects. Funds were n multiple budgpts and the 3rojcct will extend over two fiical years. Establishment of a single 36 accour~tf-or the project wi1 l faci l itate project control.

Texas Student Pub1 i cations 6. Amodnt of Transfer; 1150,000

'rorn: All otment

To: Equiprn?nt Purchases ($100,000~.and cirntirgencies ($50,030)

To allocate funding for vehict~,ccmputor, snd uther equipmen: purcha5ss as requested by Jerry Thompson, Actin5 Gensral Manager.

SPONSORED RESEARCH Appl i ed Research Labs 7. Amount of Transfer: $!.400,000

From: Fixed Fee Income - Operating Iqcome

To: Fixed Fee Income - Ma1 ntenance, Operati on. and Equipment

To trdrisfer a~ailable balances for expenditures.

PLANS FUNDS 8. Amount of Transfer: 5950,000

From: UTIL-UTK Eq~ipmentReplacement

To: Switching System Upgrade

To provide furdinq From the UTIL-UTX Equipment Replacement allotment acrount for expanding and dpgrdding the campus telephone switching system. THE UNIVERSP OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1993-94 OPERATING BUDGET (Continued)

PLANT FUNOS I. Arno~~ntof Transfer: $123.000

From: General FCC

To: Anns Hiss Gym Lcad Pdint Abdtement

To prgvide fundins fcr tbe Anna Hiss Gym Pool Wing Demolition lead Faint Abdtement. THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMEHOMEMTS TO THE 2994-95 BUDGET mRSOF FUNDS -RBC

AUXlLIARY ENTERPRISES Intercoll egi ate Athletics for Uamen 1. Amount of Transfer: $1,327,194

From: Auxi 1 iary Enterprises Admini strat ion $ 53,605 UT Trademark Program 300,000 lntercoll egi ate Athletics for Men 300,000 Restricted Funds - PRC Driving Range 50,000 Intercoll egi ate Athletics for Women - Travel 606,889 Intercoll egi ate Athletics far Women - Wages 16,700

To; Administratfve & Professional Salaries $ 82,632 Classified Salaries 70,514 Fringe Bcnefi ts 45,289 A1 1 ocation for Budget Adjustment 65,000 Other Operating Expenses 1,038,759 Championship Reserve 25,000

Transfer needed to a1 1 ocate the 1994-95 revised budget for the Intercoll egi ate Athletics for Women. Other Operating Expenses includes maintenance and operating expenses for the following areas in Intercollegiate Athletics for Women: Basketball Go1 f Soccer Sw imming/Di ving Tennis Cross Country Track/ Indoor Trac k/Outdoor Volleyball Administration Sports Informa t i on Academic Affairs Ticket Office Business Office Training and Rehabil itation Development General Utilities Maintenance All American Videos Novel ties Sponsored Events Expenses Schol arships (Summer) Print ing/Publ i cat ions TVlRadio Product ion OFncE OF THE PRESlDENT 409 THE UN~VERSITYOF TEXAS AT BROWNSVlLLE

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August 25. 1994

Dr. James P. Duncan Executjve Vice Chancel lor for Academic Affairs The University of Texas System 601 Colorado Street Austin, Texas 78701 Dear Dr. Duncan: The docket for the October 07, 1994 meeting of the Board of Regents is submitted for your recommendation and presentation to the Board. I recommend approval.

3ul ikt V. Garci a President JVG: as THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT BROWNSVILLE

U. T, BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETIW

OCTOBER 7, 1994

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page No.

Contracts and Grants for Research, Development, Clinical and Educational Services ...... 0-3

Standard Affiliation Agreements (including Standard Agreement of Academic Cooperatfon with Forefgn Institutions) ...... 6-4 Amendments to the 1993-94 Budget ...... ,...... 8-7 (including faculty and staff appointments and changes in status and transfers of funds wlthin existing budget totals) THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT BROWNSVILLE

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING OCTOBER 7, 1994

CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, CLINICAL AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES

Since the Docket for the previaus meeting of the U. T. Board of Regents, the following activlty has taken place with regard to Contracts and Grants for Research, Development. Clinical and Educational Services: A. Number of Initla1 Grant and Contract Awards

Docket Tota 1 Total [tern # Funds In Funds Out Support Mater ia1 s

FY95 1 $ 46,246 Report of Awards

Report of lACs

Fy 95 2 $ 29.50/BK Report of Contracts

0. Number of Fiscal Amendments to Grant and Contract Awards (Increasing or Decreasing by $10,000 or More)

Docket Tot a 1 Total Item Y Funds In Funds Out Support Materials

$ Report of Awards Report of IACS

$ Report of Contract THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT BROWNSVILLE

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

STANDARD AFF I LIATION AGREEMENTS

The following affiliation agreements have been administratively approved by the Executive Vfce Chancellor for Academic Affairs and follow one of the standard formats approved by the U. T. Board of Regents and the Office of General Counsel.

I. Facility: Brownsville Community Health Center Brownsvi l le, Texas Gate: Oecember 12, 1993 Purpose: To provide locia1 work related educational experiences

2. Facility: AM1 Brownsville Medical Center Brownsv i 1 l e, f exas Date: December 12, 1993 Purpose: To provide social work related educational experiences

3. Facility: Catalina Ambulance McAllen, Texas Date: December 15, 1993 Purpose: To provide social work related educational experi ences

Ebony Lake Conval escent Center Brownsvi 1 le, Texas Date: December 12, 1993 Purpose: To provide social work related educational experi ences 5. Facility: Edinburg General Hospital Ed i nburg , Texas Date: December 12, 1993 Purpose: To provfde social work related educational experi ences

6. Facility: Good Samari tan Center Brownsville, Texas Date: December 12, 1993 Purpose : To provide soc idl work re1 ated educat i ona 1 experiences

McAl 1 en Nursing Home McAllen, Texas Oate: December 12, 1993 Purpose: To provide social work related educational experiences

8. Facility: McA 11en Med i ca 1 Center McAllen, Texas Oate: September 01, 1993 Purpose : To provide social work re1ated educational exper i ences 9. Facility: Board of Trustees of Los Fresnos Independent School District Los Fresnos, Texas Date: August 18, 1993 Purpose: To provide social work related educations: exper i ences THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT BROWNSVILLE

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

STANDARD AFFILIATION AGREEMENTS (Continued)

Facility: Knapp Medical Center Heslaco, Texas Date: December 12, 1993 Purpose: To provide social work related educational experiences

Facility: Mission Hospital Mlssion, Texas Oate: December 12, 1993 Purpose: To provide social work related educational experiences

Faci 1 ity: Starr County Memorial Hospital Rio Grande City, Texas Date: December 12, 1993 Purpose: To provide socf a7 work related educational experiences

Faci llty: South Texas Hospttal Harlingen, Texas Date: Oecember 12, L993 Purpose: To provide social work related educational experiences

Faci lity: Rio Grande Regional Hospl tal McAlJen, Texas Date: December 12, 1993 Purpose: To provide social work related educational experiences

Facility: Retama Manor Nursing Home Weslaco Texas Date: December 12, 1993 Purpose: To provide soc 1a1 work re1 ated educat i ona 1 experiences

Faci 1 ity: Retama Manor Rio Grande Cf ty, Texas Oate: Oecember 12, 1993 Purpose: To provide soci a1 work re1 ated educational experiences

Facility: Valley Baptist Medical Center Harlingen, Texas Oate: Oecember 12, 1993 Purpose: To provide social work related educational experiences

Faci 1 ity: Val ley Diagnostic Cl inic Harlingen, Texas Oate: Oecember 12, 1993 Purpose: To provide soclal work related educational experiences Facility: Valley Grande Manor Brownsville, Texas Date: December 12, 1993 Purpose: To provide social work related educational experiences THE UNlVERSlTY OF TEXAS AT BROWNSVTLLE

U. T. BOARD GF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

STANDARO AFFI L EATION AGREEMENTS (Continued)

20. Facility: Valley Regional Medical Center Brownsville, Texas Date : December 12, 1993 Purpose: To provide social work related educational experiences

21. Facility: ues laco Radiology Center, Inc. Wes 1 aco, Texas Date: Uecember 12, 1993 Purpose: To provide social work related educational ex per i ences

Mi 1 I acy County EMS Raymondvflle, texas Date; December 15, 1993 Purpose: To provide social work re1 ated educational experiences THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT BROWNSVlLLE

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1993-94 BUOGET

The term "rate" for academic institutions is the full-time nine-month base rate and for health institutions is the full-time twelve-month base rate; for all other personnel it is the full-time rate, the appointee receiving a proportionate amount depending upon the fraction of ttme for which he is appointed and the period of hls appointment. Source of funds for payment of salaries, unless otherwise shown, is the departmental salaries account.

Full-time Sa 1 ary Effective % No. Item, Department, Title, Name Oate -Time --Mas. Rate -RBC APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, AND SALARY INCREASES

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Dean 1. Dr. Betsy V. Boze

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS & TECHNOLOGY Dean 2, Or. Haku Israni THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS

August 22, 1994

Dr. James P. Duncan Executive Vice Chancellor for Acadernlc Affairs The University of Texas System 601 Colorado Street Austin, Texas 78701

Deaf Dr. Duncan:

The docket for the October 7, 1994 meeting of the Board of Regents is submitted for your recommendation and presentation to the Board.

I recommend approval.

Sincerely,

- Robert H. Rutford President THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS

U. T. BOAR0 OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Paqe No.

Gifts from Private Donors and Foundations (including Endowment Matching Fund Allocation) ...... 0- 3

Contracts and Grants for Reszarch, Development, Cl 1 nical and Educational Services ...... ; ...... D- 4 Over $500,000 ...... 0- 5 foreign...... D- 6

Standard Aff i 1 i ation Agreements (including Standard Agreement of Academic Cooperation with Foreign Institutions) ...... 0- 7 Intellectual Property Licenses Trademark License Agreements ...... -...... D- 8 Fees and Miscellaneous Charges ...... 0- 9 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

GIFTS fROM PRIVATE DONORS AHD FOUNDATIONS

The fol lowing gifts have been received and are recommended for acceptance by the U. T. Board of Regents:

Donor -.Purpose Amou n t 1. Texas Instruments Foundaton Suppcrt of Academlc $ 60,000.00 Mr. L, M. Rice, Jr., Excellence Scholarship Pres ident Program P. 0. Box 650311, M/S 3906 Dallas, Texas 75265

The fol lowing nonmonetary gift has a1 so been received:

2. Jackson 0. Doege Geological Information 75,874.00+** 8925 Meadowknoll Library Oal las, Texas 75243 Well logs, maps and other geologic data

***Noncash gift - other. The amount stated is the estimated value on the date of receipt by the Institution. THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

COHTRACTS AND GRAHTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, CLINICAL AH0 EDUCATIONAL SERVICES

Since the Docket for the previous meeting of the U. T. Board of Regents, the following activity has taken place with regard to Contracts and Grants for Research, Development, C1 i nical and Educational Services:

A, Number of Initial Grant and Contract Awards

Docket Tota 1 Total Item # Funds In Funds Out Support Materials

FY 95 1-17 $ 1,668,114.00 Report of Awards

Report of IACs

FY 95 23-41 1,080,435.00 4,600.00 Report of Contracts

B, Number of Fiscal Amendments to Grant and Contract Awards ( I ncreas i ng or Oecreasf ng by $10,000 or More)

Docket Total Tot a1 Item # Funds In Funds Out Support Material s

FY 95 18-22 $ 284,152.00 Report of Awards

- Report of IACs

--FY 95 42-43 234,753.00 Report of Contracts THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS

U. T. BOAR9 OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

CONTRACTS OR GRANTS OVER $500,000

The following contract or grant in an amcunt over $500,000, has been awarded, has been administratlvely approved by the Executive Vjce Chancellor for Academic Affairs as required, and is recommended for ratification by the U. T. Board of Regents.

(FUNDS COMING IN)

1. Grantor: Callier Foundation No.: UTD 94-22 New Funds : $547,9 11 Current Period: May 2, 1994 - April 30, 1997 Title/Oescription: Service, Trainlng and Research for Cochlear Implant Chi 1 dren THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT OACLAS

U. T. BOARD OF RFGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

FOREIGN CONTRACTS AND GRAHTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMEHT AHD EDUCATIONAL SERVICES

The following contract and grant with foreign entities or individuals has been awarded, has been adrnin i strative Jy approved as requ ired by the Execut ive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, and is recommended for ratification by the U. T. Board of Regents.

(FUNDS COMING IN)

1, Country: France Business/Entity: DCC/O€SD/sCS/LGCQ,CEA No.: Grant Letter dated June 20, 1994 New Funds: $5,000 Current Period: January 4, 1994 - December 31, 1994 Title/Description: UT Dallas Ground Penetrating Radar Consortium THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

STANDARD AFFILIATION AGREEMENTS

The following affiliation agreements have been administratively approved by the Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs and follow one of the standard formats approved by the U. T. Board of Regents and the Office of General Ccunsel .

1. Facility: Spring Creek Rehabilitation Hospital Oal 1as, Texas Oate: June 27, 1994 Purpose: To prov 7de soci a1 work re1 ated educational experiences

2. Facility: TneraTex Atlanta, Georgfa Date: June 22, 1994 Purpose: To provide social work related educational experiences THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT OALLPS

U. T. 6OARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

TRADEMARK LICENSE AGREEMENTS

The followjng agreements have been awarded, have been approved by the Office af General Counsel, and are recommended for ratification by the U. T. Board of Regents. A1 1 product approval s are in accordance with Paragraphs 10.1 (C) and (D) and 11. I of the Trademark Agreement. 1. Licensee: Champion Products, Inc. Rochester, New York 14603 Fee-Royal ty: $0, 7% Period : October 1, 1993 - December 31, 1996 Description: Apparel, various kinds and styles, Pennants, Banners and Bags

2. Licensee: Dutron Corporation d/b/a Imagewear South Bend, Endjana 46614 Fee-Royal ty: $100.00, 7% Period: July 1, 1994 - Cecember 31, 1996 Description: Apparel which jncludes: Jerseys, Sweatshirts, Turtlenecks, and Oversized Crews THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT OALLAS

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

FEES AHO MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES

Ratification is recommended for the following off-cycle incidental fee for the 1994-95 academic year effective with the fall semester of 1994, The fee has been administratively approved by the Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs. --Course Specific Incidental -Fees

Course Current Proposed Number Course Title Fee Fee

Vocal Music Classes $0 $30 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PASO

August 29, 1994 ames P. Duncan ti ve Vice Chancel 1or 4cademi c Affairs niversity of Texas System 31 orado Street n. Texas 78701 3r. Duncan: The docket for the October 7, 1994 meeting of the Board of Regents is ~tedfor your recommendation and presentation to the Board. I recommend approval . Sincerely. ~~&/d-. \ Diana S. Natalicio Presi dent THE UNIVERSITY OF TEMS AT EL P4SO

U. T, BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

TABLE OF CONTENTS

from Private Donors and Foundations ...... EP- 3 less Contracts for Servlces (d ncludi ng Minor truction Projects) ...... EP- 4 .acts and Grants for Research, Oevelopment, Cl inical Educational Services ...... EP- 7 Over 8500,000 ...... , . . EP- 8 ard Affiliation Agreements ...... Ep- 9 lectual Property Licenses Trademark License Agreements , , ...... EP-10 Software License and Distribution Agreements , . . . . . , . . . EP-11 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PAS0

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

GIFTS FROM PRIVATE DONORS AND FOUHDATIONS

ollowing gifts have been received and are recommended for acceptance by . T. Board of Regents: Purpose Amount ouston Endowment, Inc. Houston Endowment . $ 50,000.00 . Joe Nelson, III Honors Program 00 Tvavis Ste. 6400 Enhancement Fund ouston, TX 77002-3007 ollowing nonmonetary gifts have also been received: ughes Butterworth, Jr. The Hughes and Sharon 45,000.00** awyers Title of El Paso Butterworth Endowed (3,750 Shares 01 E. Yandelt Orive Presidential Excellence Lawyers Tit 1e I Paso, TX 79902 Fund stock) r. and Mrs. Randolph S., Jr. & 200,000.OG+* andolph S. Murray, Jr, Lucille M. Murray (100 shares 20 Cervantes Ct. Endowed Fund for of Geo. S. 1 Paso, TX 79922-2103 Student Enhancement Thornson stock)

*Noncash gift - unsold stock. The amount stated is the value of the tock on the date of receipt by the institution. THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PAS0

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

BUSINESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES

3 11owing contracts have been awarded, have been administratively approved 2 Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs and are recommended for ication by the U. T. Board of Regents:

(FUHDS COMING IH) gency : Magnolia Coca-Cola Bottling Company unds: $60,000 due August 31, 1994 $150,000 per year by September 15 of each year eriod: July 1, 1994 through August 31, 2004 itle/Descrlption: An amended agreement for an extension of an additional year with a pro-rated first year payment per amendment to reflect the one-year delay in the replacement of the artificial turf in the Sun Bowl Stadium UB: NO

(FUNDS GOIHG OUT) gency: MCI Telecomrnunciations Corporation unds: Per Contract zriod: Aug. 1, 1994 with renewal each year unti 1 terminated itle/Descriptlon: MCI Direct Termination Program u0: No

CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS, as authorized by U. T. Board of Regents ' Rules squlations, Part Two, Chapter VIIE, Section 4 (Contracts related to Minor mstruct ion Projects costing $300,000 or less and Mi nor Repair and eling Projects costing $600,000 or less.) antractor: Gorman Moisture Protection, Inc. mount: $31,834 wrce of Funds: Institutional Project Funds ate of Contract: Ju ly 18, 1994 stimated Completion Oate: September 20, 1994 roject Title: Elastomeric Coattng of the College of Business Administration Building rief Description: Project contractor for exterlor stucco repairs to the College of Business Administration Building. UB: No ontractor: Henry Benni ng Associates + Inc. mount: $28,572 ource of Funds: Institutional Project Funds ate of Contract: June 7, 1994 stirnated Completion Date: October 26, 1994 ro ject Title: Repairs to the College of Buslness Administration Bulldlng rief Descrfption: Waterproofing and repairs to the Col 1 ege of Business Administration Buflding. No THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PAS0

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

BUSINESS CONTRACTS FOR SERV ICES (Continued)

;ontractor: Otis Elevator Company :mount: $113,420 iource of Funds: Institutional Project Funds late of Contract: February 23, 1994 :ompletion Date: August 1, 1994 'roject Title: Elevator Repairs at Kelly Hall and Barry Hal 1 jri ef Description: Elevator repairs in Kelly Hall and Barry Hal 1. No

:ontractor: 0 & H Mechanical, Inc. lrnou nt : $15,330 jource of Funds: Imtitutional Project Funds late of Contract: July 29, 1994 istimated Completion Date: August 29, 1994 'roject Title: ICP Renovation Bu i1 d f ngs #10 1 and #47 jrief Description: Change Order #02 to include items #1, #2, and #3. No THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PAS0

U. T. BOAR0 OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

BUS1MESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES (Cont i nued)

(BUSlHESS CONTRACTS SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION)

'otal Number of Contracts: 6 -otaf Number Awarded to HUBS : 0 ; of Total Number of Contracts Awarded to HUBS: 0%

'otal Funds: $1,749,256 'otal Funds Awarded to HUBS: $0 ; of Total Funds Awarded to HUBS: 0%' THE UNIVEPSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PAS0

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

CONTRACTS AWD GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, OEVE LOPMENT, CLINICAL AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES

2 the Docket for the previous meeting of the U. T. Board of Regents, the 3wing activity has taken place with regard to Contracts and Grants for 2rch, Development, Clinical and Educational Services: lumber of Initial Grant and Contract Awards

Oocket Tota 1 Tot a I [tern # Funds In Funds Out Support Materials

FY 95 1-24 $2,049,344.00 $515,909.00 Report of Awards

FY 95 33-36 $ 224,951.56 Report of IACs

Report of Contracts

dumber of Flscal Amendments to Grant and Contract Awards ( Increas ing or Decreas ing by $10,000 or More)

Docket Total Tota 1 Item # funds In Funds Out Support Materials

FY 95 25-32 $ 151,126.93 $ 40,500.00 Report of Awards

Report of IACs

Report of Contracts THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PAS0

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTSt MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

CONTRACTS OR GRANTS OVER $500,000

'01 lowing contracts or grants in an amount over $500,000, have been led, have been administratively approved by the Executive Vice Chancellor lcademic Affairs as required, and are recommended for ratification by the Board of Regents.

(FUNDS COMING IN) irantor: United States Envfronmental Protection Agency lo.: Amendment #3 to Cooperative Agreement CR819849-01-3 lew Funds: $1,000,000 :urrent Period: March 8, 1993 to March 7, 1995 'ltle/Description: 5. Riter, College of Engineering; W. Leonard, Center for Environmental Resource Management, "Environmental Research Center. "

National lnst itutes of Health National Institute of General Medical Sciences lo.: 5 506 GM08012-24 !ew Funds : $876,046 :urrent Per iod: June 1, 1994 to May 31, 1995 'itle/Oescriptian: Pablo Arenaz, Biological Sciences Department, "MHRS Program at The University of Texas at El Paso." THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PAS0

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

STANDARD AFFILIATION AGREEMENTS

'01 1 owing aff i7 iation agreements have been administratively approved by lxecutive Vice Chancellor for Academlc Affairs and follow one of the lard formats approved by the U. T. Board of Regents and the Office of #a1 Counsel.

acility: Texas Tech University Health Science Center El Paso, Texas late: October 16, 1992 'urpose: To provide educational experiences for Loll ege of Liberal Arts students in Psychology.

aci l ity: The University of Texas Medical Branch at Gal veston Gall veston, Texas ,ate: November 12, 1993 'urpose : To provide educational experiences for Col l ege of Nursing and Health Sciences students.

acility: Levi Strauss and Company El Paso, Texas ate: October 14, 1993 'urpose: To provide educational experiences for College of Nursing and Health Sciences students.

'acil ity: Nichols Institute El Paso, Texas late: June 10, 1994 urpose: To provide educational experiences for academic programs at UTE?.

'acil ity: Rjo Grande Counci 1 of Governments El Paso, Texas ate: May 5, 1994 'urpose: To provide educational experiences for College of Education students in Educational Psychology and Special Services.

'aci 1 ity: HELP Resources El Paso, Texas late : April 26, 1994 'urpose: To provide educat 1 anal expert ences for Co 1 l ege of Educatjon students in Educat iona7 Psychology and Special Services. THE UNIVERSITY GF TEXAS AT EL PASO

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

TRAOEMARK LICENSE AGREEMENTS

01 1 owing agreements have been awarded, have been approved by the Offi ce neral Counsel, and are recommended for ratification by the U. T. Board of ts. A1 1 product approvals are in accordance with Paragraphs 10.1(C) and nd 11.1 of the Trademark Agreement. f censee : Seabell Sportswear, Inc. 17935 N.E. 65th Street Redmond, Washington 98052 ee-Royal ty: $0, 7% Continuing Royalty 6% Continuing Royalty on specific marks per section 5.2 of Agreement eriod: January 1, 1994 - December 31, 1996 escription: Licensed products are apparel, which includes T- shirts, sweatshirts and sleepwear (various kinds & styles). icensee: Champion Products, Inc. 3141 Monroe Avenue Rochester, New York 14603 ee-Royal ty: $0, 7% eriod: January 1, 1994 - December 31, 1996 escrfption: Licensed products are appare 1 , various k inds and styles, bags, pennants, & banners. icensee: PPS, Inc, d/b/a Pine Decals 14824 West 117th Street 0 1 athe, Kansas 66062 ee-Royalty: $50, 6% eriod: June 1, 1994 - December 31, 1996 escription: Licensed products are decals, bumper stickers, pennants, letterettes, & Mouse Pads. i censee : California Headwear, Enc, 660 South Myers Street Los Angeles, California 90023 ee-Roya 1ty : $100, 7% erfod: August 1, 1994 - December 31, 1996 lescri ption: Licensed products are headwear, which includes fitted & adjustable baseball caps and Gatsby caps. THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PAS0

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

SOFTWARE LICENSE AM0 DISTRIBUTIOH AGREEMENTS

fol lowing agreement has been awarded, approved by the Off ice of General sel and is recommended for ratification by the U. T. Board of Regents.

(FUNDS GOING OUT)

Licensee: JCPDS-International Centre for Diffraction Data Fee-Royal ty: $4,500 Period: June 6, 1994 for full ownership Descrfptfon: License Agreement for the purchase and ownership of "Powder Diffraction File Computer Database" software. The Gniversity of Texas Pan Arner~car~

0FflrtLof :hr P;r.;:of*nr

oi(Il :~~JI-~Io\I THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS-PM AMERICAN (1111) :93l-2l:>il F\t

August 25, 1994

lames P, Duncan ~tiveVice Chancel lor Academic Affairs Jnlverslty of Texas System :ol orado Street in, Texas 78701

Dr. Dun r;l: *for the October 7, 1994 meeting of the Board of Regents is recommendation and presentation to the Board. I recommend approval. Sincerely,

Miguel A. Nevarez President

120 t West l,'nkvem~ty Drive FAlnburg Tcxa~7853S2999 (210) 381-201 1

PA- 1 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS - PAN AMERICAN

U. T. 80ARO OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page No. s from Private Donors and Foundations (including Endowment zhing Fund Allocation) ...... PA-3 ness Contracts for Services (including Minor struction Projects) ...... PA-4 racts and Grants for Research, Development, Clinical Educational Services ...... PA-6 Over $500,000 ...... PA-7 llectual Property Licenses Software License and Distribution Agreements ...... PA-8 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS - PAN AMERLCAN

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

GIFTS FROM PRIVATE DONORS AND FOUHOATIONS

Following gift has been recelved and is recommended for acceptance by the . Board of Regents:

Donor Purpose Amount-- :ard Motor Company Pledge/Engineering - $ 25,000.00 16800 Executive P 1 aza Or ive Program Suite 290 learborn, MI 48126-6201 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS - PAN AMERICAN

U. T. 80ARD OF REGENTS1 MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

BUSINESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES

following contracts have been awarded, have been administratively approved he Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs and are recommended for fication by the U. T. Board of Regents:

[FUHDS GOIW OUT)

Agency : AT&T Corporation Funds: $730,765.96 Pertod: June 8, 1994 - until terminated Title/Description: Purchase of new telephone system and a fiber-optic campus network from AT&T Corporation through the . State's Catalogue Purchase Procedures. Recommendation is made after thorough evaluation of all proposals from catalogue vendors by UTPA staff and UfPA's consultant, Prettyman & Associates. HUB : No

Agency: CSC Credit Services, Inc. Funds: $ -0- Period: 6-28-94; terminated by either party with thirty (30) days written notice Title/Descrfption: Reporting of Student Loan information to National Credit 8ureau by Institutions participating in Federal Perkins Loan program as required by federal guidelines. HUB: No

Agency: Hobza Wa7lis Group, Inc. Funds: $22,500.00 Period: July 8, 1994 Title/Description: Engineering services necessary for the preparation of Design Development and Construction documents for the sw imi ng poo 1 renovation and repai r project. HUB: No

Agency: Moral es-Best Hino josa Architects, Inc. Funds: $16,444.50 Period: August 2, 1994 Title/Description: Architectural Services for design of the renovation of UTPA offices. HUB: Hispanic Agency: Persohn/Hahn Associates, Inc. Funds: $1,820.00 Period: June 28, 1994 through July 18, 1994 (work to commence Ju 1y 8, 1994) Ti tle/Description: Engineering and Consu 1 ting services to establ i sh condition in elevators in: Learning Resource Center, Liberal Arts Building, Education Building and Fine Arts Building. HUB: No THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS - PAN AMERICAN

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

BUSIHESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES (Continued)

(0US MESS CONTRACTS SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATIOH)

Total Number of Contracts: Total Number Awarded to HUBS: Hispanic

% of Total Number of Contracts Awarded to HUBS: 20%

Total Funds: Total Funds Awarded to HUBS: Hispanic or Woman Owned

X of Total Funds Awarded to HUBS: THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS - PAfl AMERICAN

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

CONTRACTS AN0 GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, CLINICAL AND EOUCATIONAL SERVICES

e the Docket for the previous meeting of the U. T. Board of Regents, the owing activity has taken place with regard to Contracts and Grants for arch, Development, Cl ini cal and Educational Services:

Number of Initial Grant and Contract Awards

Oocket Total Total Item # Funds In Funds Out Support Materials

FY 95 1 B 25,000 Report of Awards

$ 3,500 Report of IACs

FY 95 3 - 7 $ 124,767 Report of Contracts

Number of Fiscal Amendments to Grant and Contract Awards (Increasing or Oecreasing by $10.000 or More)

Docket Total Total Item # - Funds In Funds Out Support Materials

Report of Awards

Report of IACs

Report of Contracts THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS - PAN AMERICAN

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

CONTRACTS OR GRANTS OVER $500,000

following contract or grant in an amount over $500,000, has been awarded, xen administratively approved by the Executive Vice Chancellor for emic Affairs as required, and is recommended for ratlflcation by the U. T. d of Regents.

(FUNDS COMEHG IN)

Grantor: U.S. Department of Education NO.: P063P46490 New Funds: 85,912,190 Current Period: July 1, 1994 Title/Description: Federal Pel 1 Grant Program

PA- 7 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS - PAN AMERICAN

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

SOFTWARE LICENSE AH0 OISTREHUTION AGREEMENTS

fallowing agreement has been awarded, approved by the Office of General sel and is recommended for ratification by the U. T, Board of Regents.

(FUNDS GOlNG WT)

Licensee: The University of Texas-Pan American Fee-Royal ty: 82,320.00 (License Fee) Period: July 21, 1994 - no expiration Descrfption: Contract is for purchase of Software t icense from ACL Servfces Ltd. for the Audjt Command System (ACL) Audit Software for Windows. THE UWIVWITT OF TUUS OF THE PEflllIAH B#lW

August 26, 1994 ws P. Duncan :Ive Vlce thancellor krdenlc Alfri rs rlverslty of Texas Systm >lorado Street 3, Texas 78701

The docket for the October 7, 1994 meeting of the Board of Regents Is tted for your recor#nend~tlonand presentation to the Board. I reconmend approval.

Charles A. 4bcr Pres ident THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS OF THE PERMIAN BASIN

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEET[NG

OCTOBER 7, 1994

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Paqe No. tracts and Grants for Research. Develonment, Cl inical A Educational Services . . . . . , . . , ...... PO-3

21 1 ectual Property Licenses Trademark License Agreements ...... ; ...... PB-4 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS OF THE PERMIAN BASIN

U. T. BOAR0 OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, CLINICAL AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES

:e the Docket for the previous meeting of the U. T. Board of Regents, the lowing activity has taken place with regard to Contracts and Grants for larch, Development , Cl inical and Educational Services:

Number of Initial Grant and Contract Awards

Docket Total Total Item # Funds In Funds Out Support Materi a1 s

Report of Awards

Report of IACs

FY 95 1-3 $695 Report of Contracts

Number of Fiscal Amendments to Grant and Contract Awards (Increaslng or Decreasing by $10,000 or More)

Docket Total Total Item # Funds In Funds Out Support Materi a1 s

Report of Awards

Report of IACs - Report of Contracts THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS OF THE PERMIAN BASIN

U. T. BOARD Of REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

TRADEMARK LICENSE AGREEMENTS

following agreements have been awarded, have been approved by the Office ;enera1 Counsel , and are recommended for rat if i cat ion by the Ll . T. Board of wts. A1 1 product approvals are in accordance wlth Paragraphs 10.1(C) and and 11.1 of the Trademark Agreement.

1 i censee: Gold Lance, Inc. 1920 North Memorial Way Houston, Texas 77007 Fee-Royalty: $0, 6% Perf od: June 1, 1993 - December 31, 1996 Description: Class rings

Licensee: Headmaster, Inc. 3310 Fairview Avenue Santa Ana, California 92704-7004 Fee-Royal ty: $50.00, 7% Period : August 1, 1994 - December 31, 1996 Description: Caps

Licensee: Sports Pages, Division of Charlotte Graphics, Inc. 1236 Industrial Avenue Gastonia, North Carollna 28054 Fee-Royal ty $100.00, 7% Period: July 1, 1994 - December 31, 1996 Description: T-shirts, Sweatshirts, and Athletic Shorts THE WIVERSITY OF fEXM AT SAlJ ANTONIO

August 29, 1994

imes P, Duncan tIve Vlce Chancel lor Icadmlc Iffalrs ttverslty of texas System )lorado Street I, Texas 78701 )r. Duncan: The docket for the October 7, 1994 meeting of the Board of Regents Is tted for your recomnendatlon and presentatlon to the Board. 1 reconmend approval.

Samuel A. Kirkpatrick President

SA- 1 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT SAN ANTONIO

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Paqe Na. siness Contracts for Services (including M7nor onstruction Projects) ...... , , ...... SA-3 ntracts and Grants for Research, Development, Cl 1nical nd Educational Services ...... , ...... SA-5 tel l ectual Property Licenses Trademark License Agreements ...... , , . . . . . 54-6 endments to the 1993-94 Budget ...... SA-7 ( including f acul ty and staff appoi ntrnents and changes in status and transfers of funds within existjng budget totals) U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

BUSIHESS COHTRACTS FOR SERVICES

1 following contracts have been awarded, have been administratively approved the Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs and are recommended for :ification by the U. T. Board of Regents:

(FUNDS GOING OUT)

Agency: G.E. Mullan Funds : $1,000 Period: July 9, 1994 through August 31, 1994 Title/Oescription: Mr. Mullan agrees to create a poster for the 2994 Texas Folklife Festival. HUB: No

Agency: Beverly Sanchez-Padilla Funds : 8650 Period : June 7, 1994 through August 31, 1994 Title/Description: Ms. Sanchez-Padilla will produce a play as part of the Tejano exhibit for the Institute of Texan Cultures. HUB : Hi spani c-Amer ican, Woman

Agency: Alicia Mena Funds : $400 Period: June 1, 1994 through August 31, 1994 Title/Description: Ms. Mena will produce a play as part of the Tejano exhibit for the Institute of Texan Cultures. HUB : Hispanic-American, Woman

Agency : Trent Clutts Funds: $6,000 Period: August 12, 1994 through August 31, 1995 Title/Description: Mr. Clutts will record for the LIFETIMES radio program for the Institute of Texan Cultures. HUB : No THE UNIVERSLT'Y OF TEXAS AT SAP4 ANYONIO

U. T. 80ARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, I994

BUSINESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES (Continued)

(BUSINESS CONTRACTS SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION)

Total Number of Contracts: 4 Total Number Awarded to HUBS: -2 Women, Hfspanic-American 2 (50%) % of Total Number of Contracts Awarded to HUBS: 50%

Total Funds: Total Funds Awarded to HUBS: Hispanic-American, Women X of Total Funds Awarded to HUBS: THE bNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT SAN ANTONIO

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, CLINICAL AN0 EOUCATIONAL SERVICES

,ce the Docket for the previous meeting of the U. T. Board of Regents, the lowing activity has taken place with regard to Contracts and Grants for earch, Development, Clinical and Educational Services:

Number of Initial Grant and Contract Awards

Docket Total Item # -Funds In Funds Out Support Materials Report of Awards

Report of LACS

Report of Contracts

Number of Fiscal Amendments to Grant and Contract Awards ( Increasing or Decreas ing by 8 10,000 or More)

Docket Tot a l Item # Funds In Funds Out Support Materials

FY 95 10 $ 10,000 Report of Awards

Report of IACs

Report of Contracts THE UNIVERSITY UF TEXA5 AT SAN J,HTgU I0

U. 7, BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

TRADEMARK LICENSE AGREEMEHTS

e following agreements have been awarded, have been approved by the Office General Counsel, and are recommended for ratification by the U. T. Board of :gents. All product approvals are in accordance with Paragraphs 10.1 (C) and 1) and 11.1 of the Trademark Agreement. Licensee: California Headwear, Inc. Los Angeles, California 90023 Fee-Royal ty : BiOO, 7% Period: August 1, 1994 - Oecember 31, 1996 Oescript ion: Headwear whlch includes fjtted and adjustab7e baseball caps and gatsby caps.

. Licensee: Champion Products, inc. Rochester, New York 24603 Fee-Royal ty: $0, 7% Period: January 1, 1994 - December 31, 1996 Descrfption: Apparel, Bags, Pennants and Banners. THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT SdN ANTONIQ

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, i994

MENDMEHTS TO THE 1993-94 BUOGET

e term "rate" for academic institutions is the full-time nine-month base ,te and for health institutions is the full-time twelve-month base rate; for I other personnel it is the full-time rate, the appointee receiving a *oportionate amount depending upon the fraction of time for which he is )pointed and the period of his appointment. Source of funds for payment of ilarles, unless otherwise shown, is the departmental salaries account. Full-time Sal ary Effective % No. ;em, Department, Title, Name Date Mos . Rate ]PO INTMENTS, PROMOT [ON5 , AND iALARY INCREASES iNERAL ADMINISTRATION Office of the Vice President for University Advancement Vice President for University Advancement 1. George S. Peck fl/l 100 12 97,000 11

INERAL ADMINISTRATION & IVISION OF EDUCATION Office of the Assoclate Provost for UTSA Downtown Oivisi~nof Education 2. Jesse T. Zapata

From: Associate Professor 100 09 42,618

To: Associate Provost 8/15 100 12 80,000 Associate Professor 8/15 NOS 09 49.500

AMPUS SECURITY University Police Department Chief of Police 3. Ronald C. Seacrist 8/22 100 12 57,500 13 THE UNIVESSITY 3F TEXAS 4P SAP4 AtdTONIO

U. f, BOARO OF 2EGENTS1 MEETING

OTHER FISCAL ITEMS

le following agreements have been awarded, have been approved by the recutive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, and are recommended for itification by the U. T. Board of Regents.

, Item: Head Men's Baseball Coach

Funds : Current salary rate with legislative mandated cost OF 1 iving i ncrease

Period: June 1, 1994 through May 31, 1997

Description: Agreement for employment of Head Men's Baseball Coach, James C. Shankle, far the above designated period. During such period, Mr. Shankle shall perform such duties and responsibilities as may be assigned from time to time by the Athletic Director. Hfs performance shall 3e subject to periodic review by the Athletic Dlrector and, at his discretion, he may be relieved of duties as Head Baseball Coach and assigned to other duties within the Athletic Department for the perrod remaining under this agreement. Such employment under this agreement is subject to the Constltuti~nand Bylaws of the National Collegiate Athletic Association and the Southland Conference, the Rules and Requlations of the Board of Regents of The University of Texas System and The University of Texas at San Antonio. The violation of the provisions of such constitution, bylaws. rules or regulations shall be grounds for appropriate disciplinary action, including suspension without pay or dismissal. . Item: Head Tennis Coach

Funds: Current salary rate wlth legislative mandated cost of 1 iving increase

Period: June 1, 2994 through May 31, 1997

Description: Agreement for employment of Head Tennis Coach, Rebecca 8. Roberts, fer the above designated period. During such period, Ms. Roberts shall perform such duties and responsibilities as may be assigned from time ta time by the Athletic Director. Her performance shall be subject to periodic review by tne Athletic Director and, at his discretion, she may be relieved of duties as Head Tennis Coach and assigned to other duties within the Athletic Department for the period remaining under this agreement. Such employnent under this agreement is subject to the Constitution and Bylaws of the National Eollegiate Ath:etic Association and the Southland Conference, the Rules and Regulations of the Board of Regents of The University of Texas System and The University of Texas dt San Antonio. The violation of the provisions of such constitution, byltids, rules or reguldtions shall be grounds for appropriate disc1p;inary action, including suspension without pay or dismissal. THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS PT SAN dt4iONIO

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETIVG

OCTOBER 7, 1994

OTHER FISCAL ITEMS (Cont 1 nued)

. Item: Head Track Coach Funds: Current salary rate with legislative mandated cost of l iv ing increase

Period : June 1, 1994 through May 31, 1997

Desctiption: Agreement for employment of Head Track Coach, Shawn Flanagan, for the above designated period. During such period, Mr. Flanagan shall perform such duties and responsibilities as may be assigned from time to time by the Athletic Director. His perfor~anceshall be subject to periodic review by the Athletic Director and, at his discretion, he may be relieved of duties as Head Track Coach and assigned to other duties within the Athlet'c Department for the period remaining under this agreement. Such employment under this agreement is subject to the Constitution and Bylaws of the National Collegiate Athletic Association and the Southland Conference, the Rules and Requlations of the Board of Regents of The ~niversityf Texas System and The University of Texas at San Antonio. The violation of the provisions of such constitution, bylaws, rules or regulations shall be grounds for appropriate disciplinary action, including suspension without pay or dismissal.

Item: Head Women's Softball Coach

Funds ; Current salary rate with legislative mandated cost of 1 iving increase

Period: June 1, 1994 through May 31, 1997

Description: Agreement for employment of Head Women' s Softball Coach, Charlotte Mason, for the above designated period. Ouring such period, Ms. Mason shall perform such duties and responsibilities as may be assigned from tfme to time by the Athletic Director. Her performance shall be subject to periodic review by the Athletic Director and, at his discretion, she may be relieved of duties as Head Women's Softball Coach and assigned to other duties within the Athletic Department for the period remaining under this agreement. Such employment under this agreement is subject to the Constitution and Bylaws of the National Collegiate Athletic Association and the Southland Conference, the Rules and Re ulations of the Board of Regents of The University +of exas System and The Universitv of Texas at San ~ntonio. The violation of the of such constitution, bylaws, rules or regulations shall be grounds for appropriate di scipl inary act ion, includ ing suspension without pay or dismissal. i. Item: Head Vol leybal 1 Coach

Funds: Current salary rate with legislative mandated cost of 1 iv ing increase

Period: September 1, 1394 through May 31, 1995

Description: Agreement for employment of Head Vol leybal 1 Coach, Zohn D. THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS 4T SAN ANTONID

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

OTHER FISCAL ITEMS (Cont inuea)

Hawk, for the above designated period. During such period, Mr. Hawk shall perform such duties and responsibilities as may be assigned from time to tine by the Athletic Director. His performance shall be subject to periodic revjew by the Athletic Director and, at his discretion, he may be relieved of duties as Head Volleyball Coach and assigned to other duties within the Athletic Department for the period remaining under this agreement. Such employment under this agreement Is subject to the Constitution and Bylaws of the National Colleaiate Ath7etic Association and the Southland Conference, th; Rules dnd Requlations of the Board of Resents of The Univers'ty of Texas System and The university of Texas at an Antonio. The violati~nof th,e provjsions of such constitution, bylaws, rules or regulations shall be grounds for appropriate disciplinary action, including suspension without pay or dismissal. . Item: Interim Head Women's Basketbal l Coach Funds: Current salary rate with legislative mandated cost of t ivlng increase

Period: September 1, 1994 through March 31, 1995

Description: Agreement fcr employment of Interim Head Women's Basketball Coach, Jeff Spivey, for the above desiggated period. During such period, Mr. Spivey shall perform such duties and responsibilities as may be assigned from time to time by the Athletic Director. His performance shall be subject to periodic review by the Athletic Dlrector and, at his discretion, he may be relieved of duties as Interim Head Basketball Coach and assigned to other duties within the Athletic Department f,:r the period remaining under this agreement. Such employment under this agreement is subject to the Constitution and Bylaws of the National Collegiate Athletic Association and the Southland Conference, the Rules and Requlations of the Board of Regents of The University of Texas System and The University of Texas at San Antonio. The violation of the provisions of such constitution, bylaws, rules or regulations shall be grounds for appropriate dqsciplinary action, including suspension without pay or dismissal.

. Item: Assistant Men's Basketball Coach

Funds: Current salary rate with legislative mandated cost of living increase

Period: April 1, 1994 through March 31, 1995

Descriptfon: Agreement for employment of Assistant Men's Basketball Coach, James Leonard Sarnpson, for the above designated period. During such period, Mr. Sampson sbal l perform such duties and responsibilities as may be assigned from time to time by the Athletic Oirector. His performance shall1 be subject to periodic review by the Athletic Director and, at his discretion, he may be relieved of duties as Assistant Men's BasketSa?l Coach and assigned to other duties ,uithin the Athletic Oe~artmentfor the period remaining under rhis agreement. Such employment under this agreement is sdbject to the Constitution and aylaws of the National Collegiate THE UNIVERSliV OF TEXAS Af SAN ANTONIO 458 U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING OCTOBER 7, 1994 OTHER FlSCAl ITEMS (Continued) Athletic Association and the Southland Conference, the Rules and Regulations of the 80ard of Regents of The Universlty of Texas System and The University of Texas at San Antonio. The violation of the provisions of such constitution, bylaws, rules or regulations shall be grounds for appropriate disciplinary action, including suspension without payor dismissal.

> >, Item: Assistant Men's Track Coach Funds: Current salary rate with legislative mandated cost of living increase Period: September 1, 1994 through May 31, 1995 Description: Agreement for employment of Assistant Men's Track Coach, Macks D1110n, for the above designated period. During such period, Mr. Dillon shall perform such duties and responsibilities as may be assigned from time to time by the Athletic Director. His performance shall be subject to periodic review by the Athletic Director and, at his discretion, he may be relieved of duties as Assistant Men's Track Coach and assigned to other duties w4thin the Athletic Department for the period remaining under this agreement. Such employment under this agreement lS subject to the Constitution and Bylaws of the National Collegiate Athletic Association and the Southland Conference, the Rules and Regulations of the Board of Regents of The University of Texas System and The University of Texas at San Anton10. The violation of the provisions of such constitution, bylaws, rules or regulations shall be grounds for appropriate disciplinary action, including suspension without payor dismissal. ,. I tern: Assistant Men's Baseball Coach Funds: Current salary rate with legislative mandated cost of 1iv1ng increase Period: June 1, 1994 through May 31, 1995 Description: Agreement for employment of Assistant Men's Baseball Coach, Mickey L. Lashley, for the above designated period. Ouring such period, Mr. Lashley shall perform such duties and responsibilities as may be assigned from time to time by the Athletic Director. ~is performance shall be subject to periodic review by the Athletic Director and, at his discretion, he may be relieved of duties as Assistant Men's Baseball Coach and assigned to other duties within the Athletic Department for the period remaining under this agreement. Such employment under this agreement is subject to the Constitution and Bylaws of the National Collegldte Athletic Association and the Southland Conference. the Rules and Regulations of the Board of Regents of The University of Texas System and The University of Texas at San Antonio. The vio1ation of the provisions of such constitution, bylaws, rules or regulations shall be grounds for appropriate disciplinary action, inclUding suspension without payor dismissal.

SA-11 THE UNIVE2S iTY OF TEXAS AT SAN ANTONIO

U. T. BOARD OF RCGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

OTHER FISCAL ITEMS (Continued)

3. Item: Assistant Women's Basketball Coach

Funds: Current salary rate with legislative mandated cost of living increase

Period: September 1, 1994 through August 31, 1995

Description: Agreement for employment of Assistant Women's Basketball Coach, Cheryl A. Hoonen, for the above designated period. During such period, Ms. Moonen shall perform such duties and responsibilities as may be assigned from time to time by the Athletic Director. Her performance shdll be subject to periodic review by the Athletic Director and, at his discretion, she may be relieved of duties as Assistant ' Women's Basketball Coach and assigned to other duties within the Athletic Oepartment for the period remaining under this agreement, Such employment under thls agreement is subject to the Constitution and Bylaws of the National Collegfate Athletic Association and the Southland Conference, the Rules and Requlatlons of the Board of Regents of The University of Texas System and The University of Texas at San Antonio. The violation of the pravlsions of such constitution, bylaws, rules or regulations shal l be grounds for appropriate d7 scipl inary action, including suspension without pay or dismissal-

1. Item: Assi stant Men's Basketball Coach

Funds : Current salary rate with legislative mandated cost of 1 i ving increase

Per iod : Apri 1 1, 1994 through March 31, 1995

Description: Agreement for employment of Assistant Men's Basketball Coach, Mark Olberding, for the above designated period. During such period, Mr. Olberding shall perform such duties and responsibilities as may be assigned from tfme to time by the Athletic Director. Hls perfarmance shall be subject to periodlc review by the Athletic Director and, at his discretion, he may be relieved of duties as Assistant Men's Basketball Coach and assign~dto other dutfes within the Athletic Department for the period remaining under this agreement. Such employment under this agreement is subject to the Constitution and Bylaws of the National Collegiate Athletic Association and the Southland Conference, the Rules and Regulations of the Board of Regents of The University of Texas System and The University of Texas at San Antonio. The violation of the provisions of such constitution, bylaws, rules or regulations shall be grounds far appropriate disciplinary action, including suspension without pay or dismissal. TIE UlfYERSITY OF TEMS AT MLER

August 26, 1994

Sr. dames P. Duncan Executive Vf ce Chancel 1 or for Acadmlc Affairs The Unlverslty of Texas Systern 501 Colorado Street tustln, Texas 78701 Dear Or. Duwan : The docket for the October 7, 1994, meeting of the Board of Regents is submitted for your reconmendation and presentation to the Board, I recomnend approval.

prgcF/H~ Pres Ident THE UNIVERSITY 9F TEXAS AT TYLER

U. T. BOARD OF REGEATS' MEETING

TABLE OF COMTENTS

Contracts and Grants for Research, Oevelopment, Clinical and Educational Services ...... TA-3 Standard Affiliation Agreements (includtng Standard Agreement of Academic Cooperation with Foreign Institutions) ...... TA-4

4mendments to the 1994-95 Budget , ...... , ...... TA-5 THE UNIVERSITY 3F TEXAS 4T TYLER

U. T. SOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, CL INICAL AID EDUCATlUHAL SERVICES

Since the Oocket for the previous meeting of the U. T. Board of Regents, the following activity has taken place with regard to Contracts and Grants for qesearch, Development, Clinical and Educational Services:

9. Number of Initial Grant and Contract Awards

Oocket Total Total Item # Funds In Funds Out Support Materials

- Report of Awards Report of IACs

-- Report of Contracts

3, Number of Fiscal Amendments to Grant and Contract Awards ( I ncreas ing or Decreas ing by $10,000 or More)

Docket Total Tot a 1 Item # Funds In Funds Out Support Materia1 s

Report of Awards

Report of IACs

Report of Contracts THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT TYLER

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

STAHDARO AFFILIATION AGREEMENTS

The following agreement of academic cooperation with a foreign institution has been administratively approved by the Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs and follows the standard format approved by the U. T. Board of Regents .

1. Facility: Institute Technologico de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Mexico Oate: Effective August 1994, for a term of three years; may be terminated by either party in writing one year prior to date of terrnjnation, Purpose : To provide professors and students at both institutions with an opportunity to follow part of their studier at foreign locations, thus gaining valuable international experience. THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS 9T TYLER

U. T, BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETIKG

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMEHOMENTS TO THE 1994-95 BUDGET

IANSFERS- OF FUNDS --RBC

VALLOCATED - GENERAL USE FEES 1. Amount of Transfer: 0 l

From: Designated Fund - Geveral Use Fees Unallocated Operations

To: Unexpended Plant Fund Liberal Arts Complex - General Use Fees

TO fund part of the Liberal Arts Complex/Arts and Performance Center. THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SCMJTHWESTEIU.I MEDICAL CENTER AT QALLAS

August 25. 1994

,. Charles 8. Mullins :ecuti ve Vice Chancel 1or 'or Health Affai rs ~e Uni vers ity of Texas System 11Colorado Street stin, Texas 78701 ar Dr. Mullins: The docket for the October 7, 1994 meeting of the Board of Regents is bmitted for your reconmendation and presentation to the Board. I recommend approval .

Sincere 1y ,

Kern Wildenthal , M.O. , Ph . D Presi dent

HD- 1 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHirlESTERt4 MEDICAL CENTER AT OALL.45 466

U. T. HOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page No. ifts from Private Oonors and Foundations (including Endowment latching Fund Allocation) . . . , ...... HD- 3 ~siness Contracts for Services (including Minor :onstruction Projects) ...... HD- 6 ~ntractsand Grants for Research, Oevelopment, Clinical ind Educational Services ...... HD- 8 Over $500,000 ...... HD- 9 Foreign...... HD-10 lendments to the 1993-94 Budget ...... , ...... HD-11 (Including faculty and staff appointments and changes in status and transfers of funds within existing budget totals) THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN MEOICAL CENTER 47 DALLAS 467

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

GIFTS FROM PRIVATE DONORS AND FOUNDATIOHS

ie following gifts have been received and are recommended for acceptance by ie U. T. Board of Regents:

Donor Purpose Amount

Chi ldren's Medical Pediatric critical $ 31,731.00 Foundat ion care med ical research 2777 Stemmons Freeway Suite 1452 Dal 1 as, TX 75207-2214

The Crystal Charity Ball The Crystal Charity Ball 111,850.00 30 Highland Park Village O!stinguished Chair in Suite 206 Plastic Surgery Dallas, TX 75205

Howard Hughes Medical Support of the UT South- 77,000.00 Institute western library 4000 Jones Bridge Road Chevy Chase, MD 20815-6789

NationsBank of Texas, N.A. Heart research. Payment 250,000.00* Trustee of Moss Heart Trust on $850,000 annual pledge 901 Main Street P. 0. Box 830241 Dallas, TX 75283-0241

Pediatric Infectfous First year support of a 35,000.00 Oiseases Society fellowship for Dr. Pekka 2074 Ab i nq ton Road Lahdenne Cleveland, OH 44106

The Perot Foundat ion Support for Programs 290,000.00* 1700 Lakeside Square 1 and 2 of the Perot 12377 Merit Drive, family gift Suite 1600 Dallas, TX 75251

Presbyterian Healthcare Support the salaries Sys tern and fringe beneffts of Arthritis Consultation personnel working in Center the Arthritis Research 8200 Walnut Hill Lane Lab under J. Donald Dallas, TX 75231 Smiley, M.D.

Southwestern Medical Support the STARS Foundat ion Program GTE Foundation Fund 6303 Forest Park Sul te 1000 Dallas, TX 75235

*No letter of transmittal from the donor. **Nuncash gift - unsold stock. The amount stated is the value cf the stock on the date of receipt by the institution. *+Noncash gift - other. The amount stdted is the estimated value 6n the date of receipt by the institution. THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER AT DALLAS 468

U. T. BOAR0 OF 8EGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

GIFTS FROM PRIVATE OONORS AN0 FOUHOATIONS (Cant 1nued) Donor Purpose Amount . Southwestern Medical Support for the Chilton 120,000.00 Foundat ion summer fellows and post- Chi 1 ton Foundation Fund doctoral fellows 6303 Forest Park Suite 1000 Dallas, fX 75235

0. Southwestern Medical Distinguished Chair in 31,043.84 Foundation Human Nutrition 6303 Forest Park Suite 1000 Oal las, TX 75235 le following nonmonetary gift has also been received:

1. Mobil Explaration and One (I) Bruker MSL-200 250,000.DO++* Producing Technical Center Imaging Nuclear Magnetic P.O. Box 650232 Resonance Laboratory Dallas, TX 75265-0232 Instrument

*No letter of transmittal from the donor. **Nomash gift - unsold stock. The amount stated is the value of the stock on the date of recerpt by the institution. k**Noncash gift - other. The amount stated is the estimated value on the date of receipt by the institution. THE UNIVERSIT'f OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER AT DALLAS 469 U. T. BOARD gF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

GIFTS FROM PRIVATE DONORS AND FOUNOATIOMS (Con t inued)

t is recommended that the following additional gifts to previously stablished endowments be accepted and that matching fund allocations as showr elow be approved. The matchlng fund allocations have the approval of the xecutive Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs.

Donor Name and Addi t iona'l Matching Matching Endowment Name --Gift Allocation* -Source 2. Dehlinger, Peter & Jean 0. Professorship in Biomedical Sci ence CTF # New 8/11/94 $ 1,865 $ 1,865 0

3. Gant , Norman F. Research Fund CTF # 57-4001-8521 1,000 1,000 ,C

3. Smith, Edwin Ide, M.D. Professorship CTF # 57-4001-6821 5,000 5,000 A j. Stembridge, Vernie, M.D. Chair in Path01 ogy CTF # 57-4001-8021 20,000 20,000 0 i. Sweetheart Ball Fund far Basic Research in Molecular Card io l ogy CTF % 57-4001-6222 4,065 4,065 A, C

'. Wildenthal, Doris & Bryan Professorsh4p CTF # 57-4001-5721 1,010 1,010 B

lrrection to August 11, 1994 docket: The Senator John Montford Fund for zheirner's Disease (CTF 57-4001-73) Is ineligible for matchlng under the !xas Eminent Schol ars Program

Anonymous Chal 1 enge GIft Po01 Fund (CTF 57-4001-3922) Research Challenge Pool Fund (CTF 57-4001-3822) Eminent Scholar Matching Transfer value U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTCBER 7, 1994

BUSINESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES

he fol lowing contracts have been awarded, have been administratively approved y the Executive Vice Chancel lor for Health Affairs and are recommended for atificatlon by the U. T. Board of Regents:

(FUNDS GOING OUT) . Agency: Independent Management Consultants, Inc. Funds : $10,500 for outplacement support services and anc i 1 1 ary expenses Period: July 15, 1994 Title/Descript~on: Provides outpldcement support and training for Gary Hirokawa HU8: No . Agency: KPMG Peat Marwick Funds: Amendment provid lng new contract total of $75,000 Period: Effective for one year, beginning March 9, 1993 Title/Descri ption: Agency provided UT Southwestern support in preparing its indirect cost rate negotiations HUB: No

. Agency: Perot Systems Corporation Funds: Amendment providing $13,560 in additional funds for per 1od Period : May 23, 1994 through June 28, 1994 Title/Oescript ion: Agency evaluated the current technical environment and provided a hardware, software, and communi cat i ons design for the implementation of an Electronic Mail solution that could service all facilities aff i 1 iated with UT Southwestern HUB: No . Agency: Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Funds: None Period: July 8, 1994 until terminated by either party Title/Description; Electronic Data Interchange Bi11 ing HUB: No

INOR CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS, as authorized by U. T. Board of Regents' Rules ~d Regulations, Part Two, Chapter VIII, Sectlon 4 (Contracts related to Minor :w Construction Projects costing $300,000 or less and Minor Repair and ?model i ng Projects costing $600,000 or 1 ess .)

. Contractor: Pro-Tect Systems Amount: $104,181 Source of Funds: Fire Safety Upgrade Date of Contract: June 27, 1994 Estimated Completion Date: August 10, 1994 Project Title: Alterations to Data Center Fire A1 arm System Upgrade Brief Description: Fire alarm system upgrade HUB: No THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS 5ObrHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER AT DALLAS

U. 7. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

BUSINESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES (Continued)

(BUS IHESS CONTRACTS SUPPLEMEHTAL I PIFORMAT EON)

Total Number of Contracts: Total Number Awarded to HUBS: X of Total Number of Contracts Awarded to HUBS:

Total Funds: Total Funds Awarded to HUBS: % of Total Funds Awarded to HUBS:

lILOING SPACE LEASES: The fallowing building space leases have been awarded, .ve been administratively approved by the Executive Vice Chancellor for alth Affairs and are recommended for ratification by the U. T. Board of gents:

(FUHDS GOING OUT)

Agency: Dallas Development Limited I Funds: $12,666.66 per month for months 18 (9/1/94) through 36 and $12,983.33 for months 37 through 60 Period: September 1, 1994 through March 31, 1998 Title/Descrfptlon: This amendment adds 9,563 square feet to the leased premises for a total of 24,173 square feet at a varying base rate of B6.28-6.45 per square foot, a reduction in the previous base rate. Also, a five year renewal option has been added to the lease. This space is used for family planning and prenatal servlces to indigent patients at the Famjly Planning's Butler Avenue location

Agency: MacArthur Liquidating Trust, by John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Funds: 4/1/94-3/31/95 $250,396 -91 annual 1 y 4/1/95-3/31/96 $262,916.76 annual ly 4/1/96-3/31/97 $276,062.60 annual 1y 4/1/97-3/31/98 $289,865.73 annual 1y Period: April 1, 1993 through March 31, 1998 Title/Oescription: Lease is for 28,101 square feet on the 13th and 14th floors of the Fri to Lay Tower and 664 square feet on the mall level of Exchange Park. The space is used for UT Southwestern's Human Resources department and clinical department business offices THE UNIVEPSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER AT DALLAS 4x

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

CONTRACTS AND GRAHTS FOR RESEARCH, OEVECOPMEHT, CLINICAL AND EDUCATIOHAL SERVICES

ince the Docket for the previous meeting of the U. T. Board of Regents, the ~llowlngactivity has taken place with regard to Contracts and Grants for esearch, Oevelopment, Clinical and Educational Services: . Number of Initial Grant and Contract Awards

Docket Total Tota 1 Item # Funds In Funds Out Support Materials

FY 95 1-219 $17,778,227.72 Report of Awards

FY 95 220-226 $ 1,168,016 $ 3,109.60 Report of IACs

FY95227-281 $1,865,113.68 $ 760,773 Report of Contracts

, Number of Fiscal Amendments to Grant and Contract Awards ( Increasing or Decreas Ing by $10,000 or More)

Docket Total Total Item # Funds In Funds Out Support Materi a1 E

Report of Awards

Report of IACs

Report of Contracts THE UMIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTEXN MEOICAL CENTER AT DALLAS

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

CONTRACTS OR GRANTS OVER $500,000

he following contracts or grants in an amount over $500,000, have been warded, have been administratively approved by the Executive Vice Chancellor or Health Affairs as required, and are recommended for ratification by the . T. Board of Regents.

(FUNDS COMING 1H)

, Grantor: National Institutes of Health Natjonal Cancer Institute No*: 5-POI-CA41081-09 New Funds : $590,943 Current Period: June 1, 1994 - May 31, 1995 Tit1 @/Description: Innnunotoxin Therapy for Patients with 8 Cell Tumors . Grantor: National Institutes of Health National Institute of General Medical Sciences ' No.: 2-P50-GM21681-30 New Funds: $724,863 Current Period: July 1, 1994 - June 30, 1995 Title/Descript!on: Pathophysiologic, Biochemical Changes of ThermaT In jury

, Grantor: National Institutes of Health National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute NO.: 5-POI-HL20948- 18 New Funds: $3,267,675 Current Period: July 1, 1994 - June 3Q, 1995 Title/Description: Molecu 1 ar Basi s of Cholesterol Metabol ism

, Grantor: National Institutes of Health National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute No.: 5-POI-HL06296-34 New Funds: $1,416,912 Current Period: July 1, 1994 - June 30, 1995 Titie/Oescription: Response and Adaptation to Exerc ise

Grantor: National Institutes of Yea1 th National Institute of Mental Health No.: 5-R0 1-MH38238-09 New Funds: $555,830 Current Period : August 1, 1994 - July 31, 1995 TItle/Description: Cognitive Therapy and Recurrent Depression THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER AT DALLAS 474 U. I. BOAR0 OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

FOREIGN CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES

The following contracts and grants with foreign entities or individuals have jeen awarded, have been administratively approved as required by the Executive lice Chancellor for Health Affairs, and are recommended for ratification by ;he U. T. Board of Regents.

(FUNDS COMEHG IN)

! Country: Helgiurn Business/Entity: Leuven Research & Development, V.Z.W. No.: Letter dated September 13, 1993 New Funds: $123,600 Current Period: June 1, 1994 - May 31, 1996 Title/Oescription: Gene Targeting in the Rabbit

! Country: Canada Business/Enti ty: Medical Research Council of Canada No.: Letter dated May 5, 1994 New Funds: $1,266.98 Current Period: January 5, 1994 - January 4, 1995 Title/Description: Preny 1 at ion of Rab Proteins

(FUN05 GOING OUT) Country: Austria Busi ness/Ent i ty : Kar 1 -Franzens-Un i versity Graz No.: Subcontract dated June 27, 1994 New Funds: $25,000 Current Period: April 1, 1994 - March 31, 1995 Title/Description: Insulin Action on the Fat Cell . Country: Canada Business/Entity: University of Guelph No*: None New Funds: None Current Period: May 23, 1994 Title/Description: Materials Transfer Agreement to provide cytochrome P-450 in bacterial mutagenicity tester stralns of E. coli and S. typhfmurium to the University of Guelph THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN MEOiCdC CENTER AT DALLAS 475

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

MEMOMENTS TO THE 1993-94 BUOGET

he term "rate" for academic institutions fs the full-time nine-month base ate and for health instltutjons is the full-time twelve-month base rate; for 11 other personnel it is the fufl-time rate, the appointee receiving a roportionate amount depending upon the fraction of time for which he is ppointed and the perfod of his appointment. Source of funds for payment of alarles, unless otherwise shown, is the departmental salaries account.

PPOINTMENTS TO NAME0 PROFESSORSHIPS, ENDOWED FELLOWSHIPS, ENOOWEO ROFESSORSHIPS, AND ENOOWED CHAIRS - 1994 BUDGET ppointments were approved through Agenda or Docket action at prior meetings f the Board of Regents, as follows:

Total Compensation includf ng Chair or rofessorshi p or Chair and Academic Professorship Effective lpartment or School Rate Supplement 0 ate

IUTHWESTERN MEDICAL SCHOOL Eugene McDermott Center for Human Growth and Development Professor of Internal Medicfne, Professor of Biochemi stry , Holder of the Eugene McDermott Distinguished Chair for the Study of Human Growth and Development, and Director, Eugene McDermott Center for Human Growth and Development I. Glen A. Evans (Tenure) (RBC 33) Internal Medicine Holder of Jan & Henri Bromberg Professorship in Internal Medicine and Professor of Internal Medicjne 2, Robert Munford (Tenure) (RBC 12) Orthopaedic Surgery W. B. Carrel1 Professorship In Orthopaedic Surgery, Holder of Charles F. Gregory Chair in Orthopaedic Surgery and Chairman of Qrthopaedic Surgery 3. Robert W, Bucholz (Tenure) (RBC 5) THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER AT DALLAS 4%

U. T. BOAR0 OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMEHDMEHTS TO THE 1993-94 BUDGET (Continued)

Total Compensation including Chair or *ofessorship or Chair and Academi c Professorship Effective 2partment or School Rate Supp 1 ement Oat e

IUTHWESTERN MEDICAL SCHOOL Pediatrics Holder of the Marilyn R. Corrigan Oistinguished Chair in Pediatric Research and Professor and Chairman of Pediatrics 4. Charles M. Ginsburg 197,000 (Tenure) (RBC 13) THE UNIVERSITY OF rEX4S SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER AT DALLAS 477

U. T. BOARD ClF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

MEHDMENTS TO THE 1993-94 BUDGET (Continued)

Full-time Salary Effective % No. tern, Department, Tltle, Name Date --Time Mos. Rate -RBC

PPO INTMENTS , PROMOTIONS, AND SALARY INCREASES

3UTHWESTERN MEDICAL SCHOOL Office of Student Affairs 5. James M. Wagner From: Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine (Nontenured Cl inicaf )

To: Associate Dean for 6 /9 100 12 80,800 Student Affairs and Assistant Professor of Internal Medic1 ne (Nontenured Clinical)

Source of Funds:

$31,638 - State 11,760 - DHHS Grant 4,915 - IM - Introduction to Clinical Medlcine 31 970 - MSRDP lnternal Medicine - AIDS Services PMH f80,283 - Total Salary 517 - MSRDP Augmentation $80,800 - Total Compensation U. T. ?OARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1993-94 BUOGET (Continued)

RANSF ERS OF Fw RBC -. -

OUTHWESTERN MEO I CAL SCHOOL 12. Amount of Transfer: 3 1

From: Unal located Faculty Sal avies

To: Psychiatry Faculty Salaries $212,700 Surgery Faculty Salaries $355,000

Transfer of funds to cover faculty salaries for Psychiatry's emergency room services at Parkland Hospital and to cover remaining start-up costs in Surgery per Dean's agreement with t,le Department Chairman. THE UWIYERSIIVOF TEXAS nmlcfi BW AT GALVESTOH

August 3, 1994

)r. Charles 0. nullfns 3ecut1 ve Y ice Chancel 1or for Heal th Affairs rhe Uni varsi ty of Texas System iO1 Colorado Street kt1n, Texas 78701 )ear Dr. Nulllns: The docket for the October 7, 1994 meetfng of the Baard of Regents 1s iuhStted for your reconmendation and presentati on to the Board. I recommend approval.

Slncerel y,

Thomas H. Jams, M.D. &fmk- Pres ldent

:M ;cbk THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH 4T GPLVESTDN

U. T. BOAR0 OF REGENTS' MEETIYG

OCTOBER 7, 1994

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Paqe No. ifts from Private Oonors and Foundations (including Endowment latching Fund Allocation) ...... G- 3 rsiness Contracts for Services (including Minor ;onstructionProjects) ...... G- 4 lntracts and Grants far Research, Oevelopment, Clinical ind Educational Services ...... G- 6 :andard Affiliation Agreements (including Standard Agreement of lcademic Cooperation with Foreigq Institutions) ...... G- 7 :andard Easements ...... G- 8 itellectual Property Licenses Patent License Agreements ...... G- 9 nendments to the 1993-94 Budget ...... G-10 (including faculty and staff appointments and changes in status and transfers of funds within exlsting budget totals) thcr Fiscal Ttems ...... G-13 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXA,S MEDlCAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

GIFTS FROM PRIVATE DONORS AND FOUHOATIORS

he fol lowing gift has been received and is recommended for acceptance by the . T. Board of Regents: Oonor Purpose Amount

. The Sealy & Smith Foundatfon To enhance and expand 5 1,250,000.00 for the John Sealy Hospital The University of Texas 200 University Boulevard Medical Branch's cardiac Suite 1006 research and cardiac Galveston, TX 77550 clinical programs THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON

U. T, BCARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

BUSINESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES

The following contracts have been awarded, have been administratively approved by the Executive Vice Chancellor for Business Affairs and are recommended for ratification by the U. T. Board of Regents:

(FUNDS COMING IN)

Agency: Marcorp Oiversified, Inc. Funds: $400,000 7% of net retail sales receipts + $11,795 fixed monthly commission Period : Aprll 11, I994 through May 27, 1995 Tftle/Descriptian: Amendment provides that contractor agrees to make available $400,000 for investment in capital equipment, renovations and enhancements for the operation of food production and food services; all necessary air-conditioning and electrical enhancements will be paid by UTMB to Contractor and the commissions on retail sales paid to UTMB will be reduced from 7.5% to 7% HUB : Woman

(FUNDS GOING OUT)

MINOR CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS, as authorized by U. T. Board of Regents' Rules and Requlations, Part Two, Chapter VIII, Section 4 (Contracts related to Mlnor New Construct ion Projects cost inq $300,000 or 1ess and Minor Repair and Remodeling Projects costing $600,000 or less.)

2. Contractor: F iremen Construct ion Company, Inc. Amount : $579,295 Source of Funds: Institutional Project Account Oate of Contract: May 27, 1994 Estimated Completion Date: January 16, 1995 Project Title: P.I.C.U. Phase I1 & 111 Brief Description: Renovation of Pediatric Intensive Care Unit in the Children's Hospital HUB: No

3. Contractor: Lone Star Waterproofing Co., Inc. Amount: 839a,9 70 Source of Funds: Institutional Project Account Oate of Contract: May 18, 1994 Estimated Completion Oate: November 25, 1994 Project Title: Open Gates Conference Center Brief Description: Structural repairs and waterproofing on Open Gates Conference Center HUB: No

4. Contractor: Ray Smith Construction, Inc. Amount : $416,765 Source of Funds: Institutional Project Account Oate of Contract: June 29, 1994 Estimated Completion Date: April 15, 1994 Project Title: Storm Sewer Improvements, John Sealy Hospital Brief Description: Renovations to storm sewers to imnrove drainage in front of John Sealy ~os~ital No THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCh AT GAtVESTOfl

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

BUSINESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES (Continued)

(BUSINESS CONTRACTS SUPPLEMENTAL I HFORMATION)

Total Number of Contracts: 4

Total Number Awarded to HUBS: -1 Women 1 (25%) % of Total Number of Contracts Awarded to HUBS: 25%

Total Funds: Total Funds Awarded to HUBS: Woman X of Total Funds Awarded to HUBS:

BUILDING SPACE LEASES: The following building space leases have been awarded, have been administratively approved by the Executive Vice Chancellor for 0usiness Affairs and are recommended for ratification by the U. T. Board of Regents :

(FUNDS GOING OUT)

5. Agency: Mr. Jim Baker Funds: $ 1,500 per month Period: May 28, 1994 through November 28, 1994 Title/Oescription: Lease 2,000 square feet of office space for UTMB's Department of Home Health

6. Agency: NationsBank of Texas, N.A. Funds : $10,502.10 per month increase for a total of $17,972.49 per month Period: March 1, 1993 through February 28, 1998 TitlejDescription: Amendment to lease to increase net rentable space by 11,669 for a total of 19,266 square feet and extend the expiration date

7. Agency: Rosenberg Properties Funds : f 120,000 Period: June 22, 1994 through August 9, 1994 Title/Descrlption: First Amendment to reimburse lessor for renovations to the property l,ocated at 624 Rosenberg Avenue, Galveston, for a pediatric primary care facility

8. Agency: Smctana Atrium Crest Associates Funds; $2,282.50 per month Period: September 1, 1993 through August 31, 1996 TitlejDescription: Ledse dnd Addendum for 1,660 square feet of space for general medical office space located at 18333 Egret Bay Blvd., Mebster, Harris County, Texas THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS ME0 ICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON

U, T. 80AFO OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

CONTRACTS AH0 GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT , CLIN I CAL AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES

Since the Docket for the previous meeting of the U. T. Board of Regents, the following activity has taken place with regard to Contracts and Grants for Research, Development, Cl inical and Educational Services:

A. Number of Initla7 Grant and Contract Awards

Docket Total Tota 1 Item # Funds In Funds Out Support Materi a1 s

FY 95 1-95 %8,503,378.00 $ -0- Report of Awards

FY 95 96-105 $ 70,485.00 $1,076,059.34 Report of IACs

FY95108-132 $ 78,000.00 $ 76,000.00 Report of Contracts

0. Number of Fiscal Amendments to Grant and Contract Awards ( I ncreas ing or Oecreas ing by $10,000 or More)

Docket Total Total Item # Funds In Funds Out Support Materials

FY 95 $ -0- $ -0- Report of Awards

FY95106-107 $ 45,000.00 $ -0- Report of lACs

FY 95 $ -0- $ -0- Report of Contracts THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH 4T GALVESTON

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1944

STANDARD AFFILIATlON AGREEMENTS

The fol 1 owing af f i1 i ation agreements have been admini strat ivel y approved by the Executive Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs and follow one of the standard formats approved by the U. 1. Board of Regents and the Office of General Counsel.

El Paso Physical Therapy Services E 1 Paso, Texas Date: July 11, 1994 Purpose: To provide educatfonal experiences

2. Facility: Harris County Health Department Houston, Texas Date: August 17, 1994 Purpose : To provide educational experiences

3. Facility: Liberty Medical Rural Health Cl inic Liberty, Texas Date: July 7, 1994 Purpose: To provide educational experiences

4. Facility: Matagorda County Hosp ita7 District Hay City, Texas Date: June 9, 1994 Purpose : To provide educational experiences

5. Facility: Medical Center of Minnie Minnie, Texas Date: August 3, 1994 Purpose: To provide educational experiences

6. Facility: Mountain Shadows Nursing and Rehabilitation Center Las Cruces, New Mexico Date: July 15, 1994 Purpose: To provide educational experiences

7. Facility: Rehabv isions Omaha, Nebraska Date: August 4, 1994 Purpose: To provide educational experiences

8. Facility: Team Rehab Victoria, Texas Date: June 9, 1994 Purpose: To provide educational experiences

9. Facility: The University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center Houston, Texas Date: July 7, 1994 Purpose: To provide educational experiences THE UNIVERSTT't OF TEXAS MEDICAL URANCH AT GAL'iESTON

U. T. WARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

STANDARD EASEMENTS

The following underground easement has been approved by the Office of General Counsel and is recommended for ratification by the U. T. Board of Regents. Grantee: Houston Lighting and Power Company Location: Galveston County, a portion of Block 609 and the alley (closed by ordinance)*located within said Block 609, Michael B. Menard Su~vey, Abstract 628 Funds: $1.00 cash Date: June 7, 1994 unti 1 abandonment Descriptlon: Along and through underground ducts extending from an existing manhole located in 10th Street (clo~ed),into and through the transformer room THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETinG

OCTOBER 7, 1994

PATENT LICEHSE AGREEMENTS

The following agreements have been awarded, have been administratively approved by the Vice Chancellor for Asset Management and are recommended for ratification by the U. T. Board of Regents.

1. Licensee: Affinity BioReagents, Inc. Neshanic Station, New Jersey 08853 Fee-Royal ty: 10% af net sales price Period: July 27, 1993 and terminating ten years after the date of the first commercial sale Description: Exclusive 1 icense to test, evaluate, produce and sell products derived from Recombinant baculovirus containing the full length cDNA encoding the human glucocorticaid receptor referred to as AcNPV-hGR

2. Licensee: Smith & Nephew Oyonics Inc. Andover, Massachusetts 01810 Fee-Royalty: 2.5% of net sales Period: March 6, 1992 and terminating seven years from the date of first commercial introduction or sale Description: Exclusive 1 icense to manufacture, use and sell products derived from surgical instruments and procedures for performing Carpal Tunnel Release THE UNIVERSITY OF TEK~SMED~CAL BRANCH IT SALVESTON 488 U. T. WARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1993-94 BUDGET

The "term" for academic instjtutions is the full-time nine-month base rate and for health institutions is the full-time twelve-month base rate; for all other personnel it is the full-time rate, the appointee receiving a proportionate amount depending upon the fractjon of time for which he is appointed and the period of his appointment. Source of funds for payment of salaries, unless otherwise shown, is the departmental salaries account. Full-time Salary Effective % No. Item, Department, Title, Name Date --Time Mos. Rate -RBC

APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS SALARY INCREASES AN0 CHANGES

SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Anesthesiology Professor (Tenure) 1. Mark Zornow

Source of Funds: $ 83,500 - MSRDP Grant 83,500 - Total Salary 83 500 - MSRDP Augmentation - Total Compensation Internal Medicine John Sealy Centennial Chair in Cardioloqy (Tenure) 2. Marschall Runge

Source of Funds: $265 000 - MSRDP Grant 1265.000 - Total Salary Professor (Tenure) 3. Norbert Roberts, Jr.

Source of Funds: $160,000 - MSRDP Grant 160,000 - Total Salary 30 000 - MSRDP Augmentation n90.000 - Tatal Compensation Surgery 4. Linda G. Phillips

From: Associate Professor and Chief (Tenure)

To: Associate Professor and Chief (Tenure)

Source of Funds: $133,000 - State 48,279 - MSRDP Grant 181,279 - Total Salary 51 576 - MSRDP 4ugmentati on - Total Compensation THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON 483

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1993-94 BUDGET (Continued)

Full-time Salary Effective % No. Item, Oepartment, Title, Name Date --Time Mos. Rate RBC APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS SALARY INCREASES AND CHANGES

SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Pathology; Dermatology 5. Ramon L. Sanchez

From: Assoc Iate Professor (Tenure) 100 12 165,735

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 7 / 1 100 12 160,000

Source of Funds: $ 79,973 - State 80 027 - MSRDP Grant 1160,008 - Total Salary

Surgery; Human Biological Chemistry and Genetics (WOS) 6. Robert D. Beauchamp

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 12 147,461

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 7 / 1 100 12 177,461

Source of Funds: $111,240 - State 30,000 - MSROP Grant 9,360 - Shriner Research Agreement 150,600 - Total Salary 26-861 - MSRDP ~u~rne-ntation 5177.061 - Total Compensation

SCHOOL OF MEDICINE; RESEARCH ENHANCEMENT Human Biological Chemistry and Genetics (NOS); Sealy Center for Molecular Science 7. Bennett Van Houten

From: Senior Scientist, Sealy Center for 100 12 66,000 Molecular Science

To: Associate Professor (Tenure), HBC&G; Senior Scientist, Sealy Center 6/ 1 100 12 66,000 for Molecular Science

Source of Funds: $ 6,700 - Center for Molecular Scfence 59 300 - OHHS Grant 5-- - Total Salary THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH ,GT GALVESTON 43u

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMEHOMEHTS TO THE 19g3-94 BUDGET (Continued)

TRANSFERS OF FUNDS

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON Univers i ty Hospital 5

8. Amount of Transfer $12,349,957

From: Estlmdted Patient Income

To: OB/GYN Regional Perfnatal Program $1,643,193 Pharmacy 3,800,000 Radiology Services 1,200,000 Contract Services 1,860,000 Emergency Medical Group 584,075 Hospital Transportation 723,066 Home Health Care Agency 564,844 Ambulatory Service-Patient Serv ice s 872,29 1 Infant Special Care Unit 615,384 Surgery Intensive Care Unit 487,104

Various hospital departments experienced increased patfent volumes, thus increasing patient revenue and expenses. This request for a budget change will make the necessary adjustments to those departments.

AUXILIARY ENTERPRISES University Parking Facilities 9. Amount of Transfer:

From: Unappropriated Surplus - Universl ty Parking Facilities

To: University Parkjng Facilities

To provjde funds for partial payment for the property where the Employee Shuttle Parking lot is located

10. Amount of Transfer $117,000 29

From: Unappropriated Surplus - Campus View Apartments $33,500 Dormitories, Apartments and Faculty Housing Building 33,500 Cafeteria Operations 50,000

To: Child Care Center

To fund the newly establlshed University of Texas Medical Branch Child Care Center THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDIC41 BRANCH AT GALVESTON

U. T. 80ARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

OTHER FISCAL ITEMS

The following listing summarizes the substantive changes proposed to the Bylaws and Rules and Regulations of the Medical Staff at The University of Texas at Medical Branch at Galveston. These changes have been administratively approved by the Executive Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs and are recommended for ratification by the U. T. Board of Regents.

Paqe Nurnber(s) Summary of Proposed Substantive Chanqes 1- Reappointment, Section 5

18 Subsection 5.1 (Information Form for Reappointment) Revised to change the time requirements for the processing of reappointment applications from 90 days and 60 days respectively, to 60 days and 30 days.

Article VIlI Corrective Action, Section 1,

--Section 2 and Section 3

Subsection 1.1 (Criteria for Initiation) Clarification that activities or conduct should be reasonably detrimental; corrective action may be initiated in writing; any individual initiating corrective action should not participate in deciding the outcome.

Subsection 2.1 (Crjteria and Initiation) Clarification regarding suspension of clinical prfvileges and the impact on patient care or hospital operations.

Subsection 2.2 (Medical Executive Committee Action) Clarificatlon of steps outlined in Articles IX and X.

Sect ion 3.1 (Ltcense) Clarification on date of suspension from practicing in hospital when any licensure is revoked or suspended.

Sect ion 3.2 (Drug Enforcement (DEA) Number) Clarification on date of divestiture of right to prescribe rnedicatlons if DEA is revoked or suspended.

Article IX Interviews, Hearinqs, and Appellate P.eview

Subsection 2.2 (Adverse Board of Regents Decision) Revised to include Article VIII, Sec. 2,2.1 so that the Board of Regents delegated representative is appropriately referenced. THE UNIVERS[TY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON

U. T. BOARD OF REGEYTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994 OTHER FISCAL ITEMS (Continued)

Paqe Number(s) Summary of Proposed Substantive Changes 35 Subsection 2.3 (Exception) Revised so that the issuance of a warning, a letter of admonition or a letter of reprimand are no longer exceptions for a practitioner's right to receive a hearing or appellate review.

Article X Fair Hearinq Act, Section I, Section 2 and Section 3

Subsection 1.1 (Recommendation or Actions) . Revised to identify that the action is adverse if so deemed by the practitioner,

Subsection 1.1 (Recommendations or Actions) To include from omission in subsection 2.3 that a letter or admonition or reprimand will be deemed as actions for the practitioner to be entitled to a hearing.

Subsection 1.2 (When Deemed Adverse) Excluded in its entfrety.

Subsect ion 1.3 (Notice of propored Adverse Recornendation or Actlon) Subsection 1.3 has been changed to Subsection 1.2 and also has been revised to include that notice will be given upon any actions referenced in Subsection 1.1 and the notice should contain speciffc information regarding the actions against the practitioner and the rights to request a hearing.

Subsection 2.21 (By Medical Staff) Revised to identify that a hearing will be composed of Medical Staff who did not initiate the corrective action.

Subsection 3.2 (Presiding Officer) Revised to include the word "parties" in leu of "participants" when addressing the individuals involved in the hearing process.

Subsection 3.3 (Representation) Revised to allow a practitioner to also be represented by a reasonably appropriate person.

Subsection 3.7 (Official Notice) Revised to have the presiding afficer recognized as the individual who may take official notice, either before or after submission of the matter for decision, of any generally accepted technical or scientific matter relating to the Issues under consideration and of any facts that may be judicially noticed by the courts of Texas, THE UNIVERSITf OF TEXSS MEaICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON

U. T. BOARD GF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994 OTHER FISCAL ITEMS (Continued)

Paqe Numberfi Summary of Proposed Substantive Chanqes

40 Subsec t ion 3.8 (Burden of Proof ) Revised that the burden will no longer be the responsibility of the practitioner but of the Medical Executive Committee representative.

Subsection 3.10 (Postponement) Revlsed that the hearing may be postponed for good cause by the presiding officer or if practitioner is in agreement.

Article XI11 Committees

Section I (Committees) Revised to state that a11 committees shall at least meet monthly.

Subsect ion 1.4 (Operative & Other Invasive Procedures Committee) Revised to include a study of the appropriateness of the procedures.

Rules hnd Regulations of the Medical Staff

Section 24 New section addressing part-tjme practitioners requesting reappointment for whom UTMB has no quality assessment data, Subsequent sections renumbered. HOUSTON HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER M.David Low, hl.D., Ph.D Rtsldtot

August 29, 1994

Charles 8. Mullins, M.D. Executive Vice Chancellor for Health Affai rs The University of Texas System 601 Colorado Street Austin, Texas 78701

Attn: System Budget Office Dear Dr. Mullins:

The docket for the Ocober 7, 1994 meeting of the Board of Regents is submitted for your recommendation and presentation to the Board.

1 recommend approval. !&-Y$Sincerely , M. David Low, M.O., Ph.D. President

UT,Housron . 7000 Fponln Sultr 17.007 Houston, Texas 77030 (71 3) 7924975 FAX 7923~86 Located ~n the Texas Medical Ctnrtr

HH- I THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT AOUSTON 435

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Paqe No.

Gifts from Private Donors and Foundations (including Endowment Matching Fund Allocation) ...... HH-3 Business Contracts for Services ( including Minor Construct ion Projects) ...... ; ...... HH-4 Contracts and Grants for Research, Development, Clinical and Educational Services ...... HH-6

Standard Affiliation Agreements (including Standard Agreement of Academic Cooperat ion with Foreign Inst itut ians) ...... HH-7 Amendments to the 1993-94 Budget ...... HH-8 (fncluding faculty and staff appointments and changes in status and transfers of funds within existing budget totals) THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTEA AT HOUSTON 436

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

GIFTS FROM PRIVATE DONORS AN0 FOU!4DATIONS

The following gifts have been received and are recommended for acceptance by the U, T, Board of Regents:

-Donor Purpose Amou n t

1. John 5. Ounn Research For the Federal Perkins $ 48,383.00 Foundation Loan and Supplemental 3355 West Alabama, Ste. 720 Educational Opportunity Houston, TX 77098-1718 Grant Programs

2. The Fondren Foundatqon for the Institute of P.O. Box 2558 Molecular Medicine for Houston, TX 77252-8037 the Prevention of Human D iseases

3. Houston Endowment Inc. For the Orthopaedlc 35,000.00 600 Travis, Suite 6400 Surgery Residency Program Houston, TX 77002-3007 at the Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children

4. Huffington Foundatfon For the Institute of 50,000.00 P.O. Box 4337 Molecular Medicine for Houston, TX 77210-4337 the Prevention of Human Diseases

5. M. D. Anderson Foundat ion For the Institute of ZOO ,000.00 P.O. Box 2558 Molecular Medicine for Houston, TX 77252-8037 the Prevention of Human Oiseases

6. M. 0. Anderson Foundat Ion To support the Department of 50,000.00 P.O. Box 2558 Ophthalmology Houston, Texas 77252-8037

7. Research to Prevent To support the scientific 40,000.00 01 indness efforts of 00 Huang, M.D., 598 Madison Avenue Ph.D. as a recipient of New York, f4.Y. 10022-1614 a career development award THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS XALTH SCIENCE CEVTE8 AT HOUSTON 435'

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BUSIHESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES

(FUNDS GOING OUT)

MINOR CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS, as authorized by U. T. Board of Regents' Rules and Regulations, Part Two, Chapter V I I I, Sect ion 4 (Contracts re 1 ated tonor New Construction Projects costing $300,00fl or less and Minor Repair and Rernodellng Projects costing $600,000 or less.)

Contractor: FIRE SAFE of Houston Inc. Amount : $47,845 Source of Funds: Unexpended P 1 ant Funds Date of Contract: May 19, 1994 Estimated Completion Oate: December 21, 1994 Project Title: Medicdl School Building Brief Description: Design/Build Flrestopping Chase Wall Penetrations Women 2. Contractor: HAR-CON Corporation Amount: $22,685 Source of Funds: Service Department Funds Oate of Contract: July 25, 1994 Estimated Completion Oate: September 12, 1994 Project Tftle: Medical School Building Brief Description: HVAC Services 7n Shipping & Receiving Area HUB: No

3. Contractor: A.P. Keller Construction Company Amount : $126,390 Source of Funds: Unexpended Plant Funds Date of Contract: June 10, 1994 Estimated Completion Date: August 26, 1994 Project Title: Dental Branch Building Brief Oescription: Renovations of Existing Space HUB: No

4. Contractor: Universal Sprinkler Corporation Amount: $97,680 Source of Funds : Unexpended Plant Fund5 Oate of Contract: May 25, 1994 Estimated Completion Date: November 28, 1994 Project Ti t 1e: Dental Branch Building Brief Description: Design & Installation of Automatic Sprinkler System No

5. Contractor: Way Engineering Company, Inc. Amount : $39,995 Source of Funds : State Funds Date of Contract: July 13, 1994 Estimated Completion Date: September 30, 1994 Project Title: Harris County Psychiatric Center Brief Description: Kitchen Renovation HUB: No THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CE!dTER AT HOUSTON

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BUS 1HESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES (Cont inued)

(BUSINESS CONTRACTS SUPPLEMENTAL IHFORMATION)

Total Number of Contracts: Total Number Awarded to HUBS: Women % of Total Number of Contracts Awarded to HUBS:

Total funds: Total Funds Awarded to HU8S: Women % of Total Funds Awarded to HUBS: THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT HOUSTON

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CONTRACTS AH0 GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, CLINICAL AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES

Since the Docket for the previous meeting of the U. T. Board of Regents, the following activity has taken place with regard to Contracts and Grants for Research, Oevelopment, Clinical and Educational Services:

A, Number of Initial Grant and Contract Awards

Docket Tot a1 Total Item # Funds In Funds Out Support Materials

fY 95 L-63 $ 9,558,865 Report of Awards

FY 95 64-67 $ 120,988 $ 27,538 Report of IACs

FY 95 68-123 $ 3,009,456 $ 285,900 Report of Contracts

0. Number of Fiscal Amendments to Grant and Contract Awards (Increasing or Oecreasi ng by $10,000 or More)

Docket Total Total Item # Funds In Funds Out Support Materials

Report ~f Awards

Report of IACs Report of Contracts THE CNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT HOUSTON sm

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STAHOARO AFFILIATION AGREEMENTS

The following afflliatlon agreements have been administratively approved by the Executive Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs and follow one of the standard formats approved by the U. T. Board of Regents and the Office of General Counsel.

1. Facility: Department of the Army Brooke Army Medical Center Fort Sam Houston, Texas Date: July 18, 1994 Purpose : To train medical students at Brooke Army Medical Center

The following agreement of academic cooperation with a foreign institution has been administratively approved by the Executive Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs and fol laws the standard format approved by the U. T. Board of Regents.

1. Facility: Children's Hospital of Beijing Beijing, People's Republic of China Date: May 1, 1994 Purpose: Heal t h care educational experience program established primarily for the benefit of students in the Medical School THE UNlVERSITY 5F TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT HOUSTClN

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AMENDMENTS TO THE 1993-94 BUDGET

The term "rate" for academic institutions is the full-time nine-month base rate and for health institutions is the full-time twelve-month base rate; for all other personnel it is the full-time rate, the appointee recefving a proportionate amount depending upon the fraction of tjme for which he is appointed and the period of his appointment. Source of funds for payment of salaries, unless otherwise shown, is the departmental salaries account.

Full-time Salary Effective % No. Item, Department, Title, Name Date --Time Mos. Rate -RBC APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, AND- SALARY INCREASES

HOUSTON SCHOOL OF NURSING Dean and General Instruction 1. Gwendolyn C. Sherwood

From: Associate Professor, Coordinator, Program Administration and Interim Associate Dean for Community and Educational Outreach

To: Associate Professor, Coordinator, Program Administration and Associate Dean for Community and Educational Outreach 6/ 1 100 12 70,270 502 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIEnCE CEWTER AT SAN ANTONIO

August 29, 1994

Dr. Charles 0. Mullins Executive Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs The University of Texas System 601 Colorado Street Austin, Texas 78701 Chu; Dear Dellins:

The docket for the October 7, 1994 meeting of the Board of Regents is submitted for your recommendation and presentation to the Board. I recommend approval . Sincerely,

John P. Howe, ITI, M.D. President THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT SAN ANTONIO

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TASLE OF CONTENTS Paqe No.

Gifts from Private Donors and Foundations (including Endowment Matching Fund Allocation) . . . , ...... HS- 3 Contracts and Grants for Research, Development, Clinical and Educational Servlces ...... HS- 4 Over $500,000 . . . + , ...... , ...... HS- 5 Foreign...... + ...... HS- 7 Standard Affiliation Agreements (including Standard Agreement of Academic Cooperation with Foreign Insti tutlons) . . , , , . . . . * . HS- 8 Standard Easements ...... , . . HS-, 9 Intellectual Property Licenses Trademark License Agreements ...... HZ-14 Catalog Changes ...... ttS-15 Amendments to the 1993-94 Budget ...... HS-16 {including faculty and staff appointments and changes in status and transfers of funds within existing budget totals) Parking and Traffic Regulationslchanges ...... HS-17 Sale of University-Owned Property ...... HS-18 T~EUN[VERSTTY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT SAN ANTONIO 504

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GIFTS FROM PRIVATE DONORS AND FOUNDATIONS

The following gifts have been received and are recommended for acceptance by the U. T. Board of Regents:

Donor Purpose Amount

1. Dr. Ralph A. OeFronzo Oonation for research- $ 75,000.00 310 Happy Trai 1 related expenses in San Antonio, TX 78231 the Division of Diabetes

2. Dr. Joseph D. Oiaz Donation to benefit the 30,000.00 Allergy and Asthma Section of Allergy/ Research Center Clinical Immunology 2414 Babcock Road, Suite 109 San Antonio, TX 78229 ?UE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT SAN ANTOP410 50s U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

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CONTRACTS AND GRAHTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, CLIHICAL AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES

Since the Docket for the previous meeting of the U. T. Board of Regents, the following activity has taken place with regard to Contracts and Grants for Research, Development, Cl inical and Educational Services:

A, Number of Initial Grant and Contract Awards

Docket Total Total Item # Funds In Funds Out Support Materia7s

FY95 1-96 $ 8,487,395-- $ -0- Report OF Awards

FY 95 103-106 $ 93,257 -$ -0- Report of IACs

FY 95 109-157 $ 2,396,354 % 13,600 Report of Contracts

0. Number of f lscal Amendments to Grant and Contract Awards ( Increasi ng or Decreas i ng by $10,000 or More)

Docket Total Tota1 Item # Funds In Funds Out Support Materials

FY 95 97-102 $ 216,065 $ -0- Report of Awards

FY 95 107-108 $ 40,000 $ 825 Report of IACs

FY 95 158-168 $ 1,068,875 $ -0- Report of Contracts THE UNIVERStTY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIEHCE CENTER AT SAN ANTON In 506 U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

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CONTRACTS OR GRANTS OVER $500,000

The following contracts or grants in an amount over $500,000, have been awarded, have been administratively approved by the Executive Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs as required, and are recommended for ratification by the U. T. Board of Regents.

(FUNDS COMING IN)

1. Grantor: National Institutes of Health National Institute on Aging No.: 5 PO1 AG06872-08 Ne'd Funds: $964,991 Current Period: May 20, 1994 - April 30, 1995 Title/Description: Molecular Genetic Mechanisms of Aging

2. Grantor: Nationa: Institutes of Health National Center for Human Genome Research No: 5 PO1 HG00470-03 New Funds: $1,632,611 Cu~rentPeriod: June 1, 1994 - May 31, 1995 Title/Oescription: Saturation Mapping of Human Chromosome 3

3- Grantor: Division of Disadvantaged Assistance Bureau of Health Professions, HRSA No: 5 034 MB02040-02 New Funds : $502,332 Current Period: September 1, 1994 -August 31, 1995 Title/Description: Centers of Excellence - Hispanic

4. Grantor: National Institutes of Health National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Extramural No,: 5 U01 A131498-04 New Funds : $1,562,430 Current Period: July 1, 1994 - June 30, 1995 Title/Description: Sexual ly Transmitted Dlseases Cooperative Research Center

5. Grantor: Nat i onaf Institutes ~f Health National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute 5 PO1 HL36080-09 No.: New Funds:%649,155 Current Period: July 19, 1994 - June 30, 1995 Title/Description: Sympathetic Nervous System Modulation and Blood Pressure Regulation

6, Grantor: National Institutes of Health National Institute on Aging No.: 5 PO1 AG01188- 16 New Funds: $1,096,634 Current Period: June 5, 1994 - May 31, 1995 Title/Oescription: Nutritional Probe of the Aging Process THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT SAN ANTONIO 507

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CONTRACTS OR GRANTS OVER $500,000 (continued)

7. Grantor: Audie L. Murphy Memorial Veterans Hospital No.: V67 1P2353 Hew Funds: $958,386 Current Period: July 1, 1994 - June 30, 1995 Title/Uescription: Provide clinical anesthesiologist services to hospital THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT SAN ANTONIO 508 U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

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FOREIGN CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT AH0 EDUCATIONAL SERVICES

The following contracts and grants with foreign entitles or individuals have been awarded, have been administratively approved as required by the Executive Vice Chancellor for l-lealth Affairs, and are recommended for ratification by the U. T. Board of Regents.

(FUNDS COMING IN)

1. Country: China Ousf ness/Enti ty: Dallan Institute of Medical & Pharmaceutical Science No.: None New Funds: $IS,OOO Current Period: June 15, 1994 - October 15, 1994 Title/Descriptfon: Role of Chinese Traditional Herbal Medicines as Anti-Vjra7 Substances and in the Prevention and Delay of Type I1 Diabetes In Mlce

2. Country: Japan Business/Entity: Janix Co., Ltd. No.: Grant Letter dated June 23, 1994 New Funds: $24,900 Current Period: July 1, 1994 - June 30, 1995 Title/Description: Effect of Reduced Water Intake on the Development of Autoimmune Oisease

3. Country: Canada flus iness/Ent ity: SciCan, Div. tux & Zwingenberger Ltd. No.: Grant Letter dated June 29, 1994 New Funds: $3,188 Current Period: May 27, 1994 - June 27, 1994 Title/Description: Evaluation of Mew Vinyl Polysi loxane TtiE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT SPR ANTONIO 509

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OCTOBER 7, 1994

STANDARD AFFILIATION AGREEMENTS

The following agreement of academic cooperation with a foreign institution has been administratively approved by the Executive Vice Chancellor For Health Affairs and follows the standard format approved by the U. T. Board of Regents.

1. Facility: Pantificia Universidad Javeriana, Facultad De Ondontologia Santafe de Bogota, Colombia Date: August 8, 1994 through August 7, 2004 Purpose: To promote interest in the teachinq and research activities of the respective institutions in the discjplines of dentistry, and to deepen the understanding of the economic, cultural and social issues environment of the respective institutions. 510 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT $AH ANTONIO

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The following underground easements have been approved by the Office of General Counsel and are recomnended for ratification by the U. T. Board of Regents . 1, Grantse: Central Texas Electric Cooparat 1ve, lnc. Location: Kerr County, Texas, Volume 142, Page 298, Thorton Hollis Survey No. 143 Funds : $10.00 cash and other good and valuable consideration to Grantor. Oate: June 30. 1994 untf 1 abandonment. Descrf pti on: Beginning at a 112' Iron rod with plastic cap set, from Which sald polnt a 112' Iron rod with aluminum cap set in the southeast llne of sajd 316.81 acre tract bears 5 44'38'29' E, a distance of 95.61 feet, sat d 112' iron rod with a1 umf nun cap set a1 so being the southeast corner of that certain 6,844 acre easement conveyed to the Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA) by deed of even date herewith, said 1/PU iron rod with alm~numcap set also being In the northwest line of that certain 107.00 acre tract of land conveyed to Hayes H. Dorris Sr., and wife, Lee Ora S, Dorrf s by deed dated July 20, 1976 and recorded In Vol uare 189, Page 499 of the Deed Records of Kerr County, Texas, said beglnning point being an easterly north corner of the herein descrl bed tract of 1 and; Thence, with the southuest llne of said 6.844 acre LCU easement, S 44'38'29' E, a distance of 20.01 feet to a 1/2' iron rod set for the east corner of the herein descrtbed tract of land: Thence, cross1 ng said 316.81 acre University of Texas tract, 5 44'07'09' W, a distance of 2031.00 feet to a l/ZY iron rod set In the southwest 1 ine of said 316.81 acre tract, same belng the northeast 1 Sne of that certain 661.6 acre tract of 1 and conveyed to the Texas Hedical Assoctation by deed dated December 6, 1977 and recorded tn Volm 204, Page 85 of the Deed Records of Kerry County, Texas, for the south corner of the herein described tract of land; Thence, with the southwest line of said 316.81 acre University of Texas tract, and along the northeast 1 ine of saf d 661.6 acre Texas Nedical Associ ati on tract, the following threo (3) courses: 1) N 45'05'38' W, a distance of 741.26 feet to an angle point in the fence; 2) N 45'02'44" W, a distance of 899.91 feet to an angle point in the fence; 3) W 44'56'24m W, adistanceof 983.95 feet to a fence corner post found for the west corner of said 316.81 acre University of Texas tract, same betng an I nterl or corner in the northeast 1 ine of sal d 661.6 acre tract, for the West corner of the herein described tract of 1 and ; 511 THE UHIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT SAN ANTONIO

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STNARD EAS€H€WS (continued)

Thence, with the northwest Ijne of said 316.81 acre University of Texas tract, and with the southeast llne of sald 661.6 acre Texas Hedical Assoctation tract, U 44'51'22" E, a distance of 115,04 feet to a 1/2Vron rod sot for the northwest corner of the herej n descri bed tract of 1 and; Thence, with the northeasterly lIne of the herein described tract of 1 and, the fol lowlng four (4) courses: 1) S 5'38'12Y E, a dlstance of 109.95 feet to a l/Zm iron rod set; 2) S 45'01'15" E, a distance of 2496.28 feet to a 112' iron rod set; 3) S 82'16'30" E, a distance of 48.35 feet to a 1/2" iron rod set; 4) N 44'07'09" E, a dlstance of 1971.80 feet to the Point of Beginnfng and containlng within these mtes and bounds, 2.857 acres of 1 and, more or 1 ess.

2. Grantee: Ktrrvllle Public Utilfty Board Locatjon: Korr County, Texas, Volwne 142, Page 298, Thorton Hollls Survey No. 143 Funds : $10.00 cash and other good and val uabl e ~~nsiderationto Grantor. Date: May 19, 1994 until abandonment. Oescri ptjon: Beginning at a l/ZM iron rod wlth alminum cap set in the southeast line of sald 316.81 acre tract of land, same being In the northwest Ilne of that certaln 107.00 acre tract of 1 and conveyed to Hayes H. Oorrls Sr,, and wife, Lee Ora S, Dorrfs by deed dated July 20, 1976, and recorded in Yo1 ume 189, Page 499 of the Deed Records of Kerr County, Texas, said l/ZW iron rod with aluminum cap set also being the south corner of that certain 6.844 acre easement conveyed to the Lower Colorado Rf ver Authorf ty (LCRA) by deed of even date herewith, said beginning point be1 ng the northeast corner of the heroin described tract of land; Thence, with the southeast llne of safd 316.81 acre University of Texas tract, and wlth the northwest line of said 107,OO acre Dorris tract, the following five (5) courses: 1) S 45'02'47" M, a di stance of 956.57 feet to a point in the fence line for angle point; 2) S 45'10t170 W, a distance of 234.97 feet to a 1/2" iron rod with plastic cap sot in the fence line for the southeast corner of that certain 2.591 acre easement conveyed to the LCRA by deed of even date herewith, for an angle point in the east 7 Ine of the herein described tract of 1 and; 3) S 44'54'42" W, a distance of 120.74 feet to a 1/2* iron rod with plastic cap set in the fence line far the southwest corner of said 21591 acre LCRA easement, for an angle point in the east line of the herein described tract; 4) 5 44'56'57' W, a distance of 89.62 feet to a 5s THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT 5AH ANTONIO

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STMUMI WMEMTS (continued)

point in the fence line for angle point$ 5) S 45.20'44' M, a djstance of 628.33 feet to a fence corner post found for the south corner of said 316.81 acre University of Texas tract, same belng the northeast corner of that certain 661.6 acre tract of land conveyed to the Texas Medical Association by deed dated December 5, 1977 and recorded in Volume 1204, Page 85 of the Deed Records of Kerr County, Texas, far the southeast corner of the herein described tract of land; Thence, with the southwest line of sald 316.81 acre Unlversi ty of Texas tract, and along the northeast line of said 661.6 acre Texas HedJeal Assaciatfon tract, W 45'05'38' W, a dlstance of 39.31 feet to a 112" lron rod set for the southwest corner of the hereln described tract of land; Thence, crosslng sald University of Texas 316.81 acre tract, H 44'07'09n E, a distance of 2031.00 feet to a 1/2' iron rod set in the southwest 1 ine of said 6.844 acre LCRA easement, to the northwest corner of the herein descrl bed tract of 1 and; Thence, S 44'38'29" E, a distance of 75.60 feet to the Point of Beglnnlng and containing within these metes and bounds, 2.730 acres of land, more or less. 3. Grantee: Lower Cal orado Rf ver Author4 ty tocat ion : Kerr County, Texas, Val ume 142, Page 298, Thorton Hollis Survey Ho. 143 Funds : $10.00 cash and other good and valuable consideration to Grantor. Date: May 6, 1994 until abandonment. Descrlption: Beginning at a 318" lron rod found In the southeast line of sald 316.81 acre University of Texas tract, same being the northwest corner of that certain 107.00 acre tract of land conveyed to Hayes H. Dorris Sr., and wi fe, Lee Ora S- Dorris by deed dated July 20, 1976 and recorded In Volrarre 189, Page 499 of the Kerr County Deed Records, said point a1 so being the west corner of that certain Lot 14 of Sumnerhll I Estates, a subdivision recorded in Volume 4, Page 119 of the Plat Records of Ker r County, texas, sald begi nnt ng point be1ng in the southeast line of the hereln described tract of land; Thence, with the southeast llne of sald 316.81 acre Univer~jtyof Texas tract, S 45'32'40W W, a dlstance of 150.01 feet, to a 112' iron rod with aluminum cap set in the northwest If ne of said 107.00 acre Dorris Tract, for the south corner of the herein described tract of land; Thence, N 44'38'29' W, a distance of 400.06 feet, to a 1/2" iron rod wfth aluminum cap set for the west corner of the hereln described tract of land;

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Thence, N 45'21131"E, a distance of 400.06 feet, to a 1/2"ron rod with aluminum cap set for a northwesterly exterior corner of the herein described tract of 1 and; Thence, 5 44'38'29' E, a distance of 130.02 feet, to a 1/2W iron rod with aluminum cap set for a northwesterly interior corner of the herein described tract of land; Thence, wt th the northwest 1 ine of the herein described tract of land the following three (3) courses; 1) N 59'20'14' E, a distance of 372.63 feet to a 1/2" Iron rod wlth aluminuw cap set far an angle point; 2) H 45'21'31' E, a dlstance of 123.48 feet to a 1/ZU f ron rod with a1 uminm cap set for an angle point; 3) H 52'32'26' E, a distance of 207.18 feet to a 1/2' Iron rod with aluminum cap set for the north corner of the herein descrf bed tract of 1 and: Thence, 5 44'33' 19' E, a df stance of 155.36 feet, to a 1/4' Iron rod found fn the southeast line of said 316.81 acre University of Texas tract, said point being the comnon corner of Lot 29 and tot 21 of said Sumnerhill Estates SubdivSsion, said 1/4" Iron rod found being the east corner of the herein descrt bed tract of land; Thence, wlth the southeast lfne of said 316.81 acre University of Texas tract and along the northwest 1 int of said Sumerhlll Estates SubdIvlsion the following five (5) courses: 1) 5 45'38'19" W, a distance of 205.53 feet to a I/4" 1 ron rod found for the comnon corner of Lot 20 and 19; 2) S 45'20'55" W, a distance of 101.23 feet, to a 114" iron rod found for the common corner of tot 19 and 18; 3) S 45'28'07" W, a distance of 202.39 feet, to a 1/4' Iron rod found for the cwAnon corner of tot 17 and 16; 4) S 45'20'40" Y, a distance of 176.61 feet, to a 1/4' iron rod found for the camnon corner of Lot 16 and 15; 5) S 45'24'47W W, a distance of 208.69 feet, to a 1/4* iron rod found for the comnon corner of Lot 15 and 14; Thence, continuing with the southeast line of said 316.81 acre University of Texas tract and along the northwest 1 ine of said Summerhill Estates Subdivision, S 44'24'39' Y, a distance of 47.01 feet to the Point of Beginning and containing wtthln these metes and bounds, 6.844 acres of land, more or less, 4. Grantee: Lower Colorado River Authority Locatl on: Kerr County, Texas, Volume 142, Page 298, Thorton Hollis Survey No. 143 Funds : $10.00 cash and other good and va7 uable cons1 derati on to Grantor. Date: Hay 6, 1994 until abandonment.

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STMARD EASMaCTS (cont inued)

Descri ption: Beginning at a 112' iron rod with plastlc cap set, from which said point a I/2# iron rod wi th aluminum cap set in the southeast 1 ine of said 316.81 acre tract of land bears S 44'38'29' Es a distance of 205.07 feet, said 1/2' iron rod with aluminum cap set a1 so being in the northwest I lne of that certaln 107.00 acre tract of 1 and conveyed to Hayes H, Dorris Sr., and wife, Lee Ora S. Dorrls by deed dated July 20, 1976 and recorded in Volume 189, Page 499 of the Deed Records of Kerr County, sald 112' iron rod with plastic cap set being in the southwest line of that certaln 6,844 acre easement conveyed to the Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA) by deed of even date herewith, said 1/2' lron rod with plastic cap also being the north corner of the herein described tract of t and; Thence, with the southwest line of sald 6.844 acre LCRA easement, 5 44'38'29' Es a dlstance of 109,46 feet to a 1/2" iron rod with plastic cap set for the east corner of the herein described tract of 1and; Thence, S 44'07'09' W, a distance of 1140.65 feet to a 1/2' f ron rod with plastic cap set for an angle point in the southeast line of the herein descri bed tract of 1 and ; Thence, S 11'01'14w E, a distance of 92.37 feet, to a 1/2' iron rod with plastic cap set In the southeast 7Ine of said 316.81 acre University of Texas tract, and being in the northwest 1 in0 of said 107.00 acre Dorris tract, for the southeast corner of the herein described tract of land; Thence, with the southeast line of said 316.81 acre Uni uersi ty of Texas tract, and the northwest 1 ine of said 107.00 acre Dorris tract, S 44'54'42" W, a dlstance of 120.74 feet to a 1/2" lron rod with plastic cap set for the southwest corner of the herein described tract of land; Thence, N 11'01'14' W, a df stance of 161.40 feet to a 1/2' Iron rod with pl astie cap set for an angle point in the northwest I lne of the herein described tract of 1 and; Thence, H 41'43'41" E, a distance of 1225.36 feet to the Point of Beginning and containing within these metes and bounds, 2.591 acres of land, more or less.

HS- 13 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT SAW ANTONLO 515

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TRADEMARK LICENSE AGREEHEl4TS

The fol lowing agree~enthas been awarded, has been approved by the Office of General Counsel, and is recommended for ratification by the U. T. Board of Regents. All product approvals are in accordance with Paragraphs lO.I(C) and (0) and 11. I of the Trademark Agreement. 1. Licensee: Glass Graphics, Inc. d/b/a/ Campus Crystal Collection Conway, New Hampshire 03818 f ee-Royal ty: $50.00, 6% of gross sales Perlod: July 1, 1994 - December 31, 1996 Description: Crystal glassware and ceramic mugs THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT SAN ANTONIO 516 U. T. 00AHO OF REGENTS' MEETING

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CATALOG CHANGES

The following listing summarizes the substantive changes proposed to the Catalog of The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonlo. These catalog changes have been administratively approved by the Executive Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs and the Office of General Counsel.

Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences Catalog 1994-95

Paqe Number(s) Summary of Proposed Substantive Chanqe

73-74, 85, 103-104 Addition of new core courses common tu curricula of the programs in Biochemistry, Cellular and Structural Biology, and Microbiology.

Addition of new course (BIOC 64533) in the Blochemistry program.

Addition of new courses (CSBL 58195, 60084, and 61565) in the Cellular and Structural 8iology program. 114-119 Description of new program in Molecular Medicine.

Addition of new courses (PHARM 60322, 60242, and 50091) in the Pharmacology program.

Addition of new course (PHYL 60091) in the Physiology program.

Addition of new courses (RADI 51529, 60131, 60042, 60114, 00001) in the Radiological Sciences program.

Addition of new Coordinate Graduate Course: (PATH 60326). THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT SAN ANTONLO 517

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AMENDMENTS TO THE 1993-94 BUDGET

The term "rate" for academic institutions is the full-time nine-month base rate and for health institutions is the full-time twelve-month base rate; for all other personnel it is the full-time rate, the appointee receiving a proportionate amount depending upon the fractlon of time for which he is appointed and the period of his appointment. Source of funds for payment of salarfes, unless otherwise shown, is the departmental salaries account.

Full-time Salary Effective X No. Item, Department, Title, Name Date Time- -Mos. Rate -RBC

APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, AND SALARY INCREASES

IEO ICAL SCHOOL Family Practice 1. Carlos A. Moreno

From: Associate Professor (T)

To: Associate Professor (T) and Interim Chair

Source of Funds: $118,472 - State 9 560 - MSROP Augmentation-Family Practice - Total Campensat ion

2. Gary M. Clark

From: Professor (T) 100 12 92,853

To: Professor (T) 7/1 100 12 110,000

Source of Funds:

$ 88.000 - DHHS Grant 22'000 - Cancer therapy & Research Foundation Grant 5- 5- - Total Compensation THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT 5AN ANTONIO 518

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

PARKING AND TRAFFIC REGULAT 1OMS

The followlng listing summarizes the substantive changes proposed to Parking and Traffic Regulations of The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. They have been approved by the Executive 'dlce Chancellor for Health Affairs and the Office of Genera? Counsel and are incorporated in model regulations approved by the U. T, Board of Regents, These regulations supersede all prior Parking and Traffic Regulations and continue in effect until modified.

Parking and Traffic Regulations for 1994-95

Paqe Number(s) Summary of Proposed Substantive Chanqe -- Section VI, Item H, Number 3, dealing wjth visitor parking fees after hours.

Section VII, Iteq 1, addressing the enforcement fee for the first citation on a parking meter violation. THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT SAN ANTONIO 519

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

SALE OF UN IVERSITY-OWNEO PROPERTY

The following sale has been administratively approved by the Executive Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs and is recommended for ratification by the U. T. aoard of Regents.

1. Item Sold: Computer Interface Card, Serial #4311 Amplifier Axopatch 200, Serjal #05178 Arnplifler Axopatch 200, Serial 505175 Mtcroscope System Inverted, Serial C011019 Pulse Generator 8 Channel, Serial #526 Micro Forge #4101 Amount : $43,146.09 Purchaser: The University of Minnesota Medical School Department: Physiology Expl anat ion: Negotiated sale of research equipment purchased from federal grant funds for UTHSCSA faculty member moving to the University of Minnesota. This equipment has no useful value to any department at UTHSCSA. The Universlty of Minnesota agreed to pay baok value of the equipment as well as the moving expenses. .. Charles B, Hullins cecut f ve Vl ce Chancel 1or Tor Heal th Af f a1 rs ie Unlverslty of Texas System 31 Colorado Street sti in, Texas 78701 ?ar Dr. Nullins:

The docket far the October 7, 1994 meeting of the Board of Regents is dbnitted for your recomnendatfon and presentation to the Board. f recomnd approval . Slncerely,

Pres f dent

TEXAS MEDICAL CENTER 1515 HOLaMBE BOULEVARD HOUSK!N. TEXAS 770M (713) 792-2121 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS M. 0. 4NOERSON CANCER CENTER

U. T. ROAR0 OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

TABLt OF CONTENTS

Page No.

fts from Private Donors and Foundat ions (including Endowment latching Fund Allocation) ...... CC-3 jntracts and Grants for Research, Development, Clinical {nd Educational Services ...... ZC-5 Over $500,000 ...... A ...... SC-6 ~tellectual Property Licenses Patent License Agreements ...... CC-7 ~endrnentsto the 1993-94 Budget ...... CC-8 (including faculty and staff appointments and changes in status and transfers of funds wlthin existing budget totals) THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS M. D. 4NOE#SON C4NCER CENTER s22

U. T. 80ARO OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

GIFTS FROM PRIVATE DONORS AHD FOUNDATIONS

e following gifts have been received and are recommended for acceptance by e U. T. Board of Regents:

.- .- 00n0r Purpose Amount John S. Dunn Research Capital campaign $500,000 Foundation c/o M. Dow Dunn President 3355 West A1 abama Suite 720 Houston, TX 77098-1718

Cook Incorporated Radio 1 ogy research $412,388.76* P.O. Box 489 0 1oomi ngton, IN 47402

Kel lagg' s Research in gynecology $ 47,190.02* One Kellogg Square Battle Creek, MI 49016-3599

Prostate Cancer Cure Prostate cancer research $ 35,000 Foundation, Ltd. Intrust AG Morgartenstr. 6-10 Postfach 8023 ZurIch Swi tzerl and

Gustavus & Louise Pfeiffer Cancer research Research Foundat ion C/O Georqe R. Pfeiffer Secretary 300 E. State Street Sul te 450 P.O. Box 1153 Redlands, CA 92373 Biomedical Research Cancer research Foundation c/o Julian H. Gutterman P.O. Box 3247 Norfolk, VA 23514

Texas Federation of Various programs $ 28,500* Business & Professional in cancer research Women's Foundation, Inc. and professional 3017 Medlin, Suite R enhancement of women Ar 1 ington, TX 76015 faculty and administration

, The Gillson Longenbauqh Cancer research $ 32,500 Foundation C/O Lawrence I. Levy Vice President & Director 6750 West Loop South Suite 820 Bellaire, TX 77401 THE UN I'JERSITY OF TEXAS F?. D. ANOE7SON CAtKEK CEFiTER 523

U. T. EOARO gF REGENTS' MEETING

GIFTS FROM PRIVATE DONORS AWD FOUHDATIOHS (Cont i nued)

Donor - Purpose Amou nt

, Ancnyrnous Donor Cancer research $ 50 ,OOO*

- *No ietter of transmittal from the donor. THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS M. 0. 4NEERSON CJ:iZER CENTER

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

CONTRACTS GND GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, CLINICAL AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES

ince the Docket for the previous meeting of the U. T. Board of Regents, the 3llowing activity has taken place with regard to Contracts and Grants for ?search, Development, Clinical and Educaticnal Services: . Number of Initial Grant and Contract Awards Docket Total Total - Item # Funds In Funds Dut Support Materials Report of Awards

Report of IACs

Report of Contracts

. Number of Fiscal Amendments to Grant and Contract Awards ( Increasing or Decreasing by $10,000 or More)

Docket Tota! Total Item # Funds In -- Funds Out Support Materials

Report of Awards - - Report of IACs Report of Contracts THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS M. D. ANDERSCN CWSER CEnTE3

U. T. BOAR0 OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

CONTRACTS OR GRANTS OVER $500,000

'he following contracts or grant in an amount over $500,000, have been twarded, have been administratively approved by the appropriate Executive Vice :hancellor as required, and are recommended for ratification by the U, T. hard of Regents.

(FUNDS COMING IN)

I. Grantor: National Institutes of Health National Cancer Institute NO.: 5 P30 CA16672-20 New Funds : $2,237,683 Current Period: August 5, 1994 - June 30, 1995 TI tle/Description: Cancer Center Support Grant (CCSG)

2. Grantor: National Institutes of Health National Cancer Institute NO.: 5 U10 CA10953-27 New Funds: $1,495,867 Current Perjad: August 1, 1994 - July 31, 1995 Title/Description: Radiological Physics Center 3, Grantor: Bristol-Myers NO.: CS94-73 New Funds : $646,519 Current Period: May 12, 1994 - May 5, 1998 Title/Description: Clinical Study Agreement

4. Grantor: National Institutes of Health National Cancer Institute No.: 5 PO1 CA57596-03 Flew funds: $846,807 Current Period: August 1 1994 - Ma 31, 1995 Title/Description: Changes in Genes and Gene Expression In Carc inogenes is THE UNIVERSIT! OF TEXAS M, 0, ANDERSON CANCER CEVTER

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTO8ER 7, I994

PATENT LICENSE AGREEMENTS

he following agreements have been awarded, have been adrninlstratively pproved by the Vice Chancel lor for Asset Management and are recommended f~r atificaton by the U. T. Board of Regents. . Licensee: Cook Incorporated Ellettsvi lle, Indiana Fee-Royal ty : $25.000 on execution, creditable against future royalties; running royalty of $2.00 per unit sold for units less than $100; running royalty 3.5% of net sales for units greater than $100; $25,000 milestone on FDA approval; 50% sublicense revenues; upon effective date, Cook Incorporated shall pay $25,275 for out-of -pocket expenses incurred by MDA through March 31, 1994. Period: July 14, 1994 - until last co expire patent Oescript ion: Coating Medical Devices with Rifamino (Rifampicin and Minocycl ine) to Prevent Infection ! Licensee: Pro-Neuron, Inc. Rockvi 1 l e, Mary l and fee- Roy a 1ty : Patent expenses total $49,623.90, a payment of $24,811.95 to be made within 30 days of effective date and the remaining to be made within 90 days of effective date; running royalty of 4% net sales, not less than 2.75% ifother 7lcenses must be taken. Milestone payments for each of first 2 7 icensed products; $50,000 on f iI ing FDA; $50,000 on FDA approval ; $50,900 on first sale. Sub?ice3se Revenues: 50% 'or first 2 years anu 3O% thereaftzr Period: June 1, 1994 - until last to expire patent Description: Glucuronide or Galactoside Prodrug Oerivatives of Anthracycllne

I. Licensee: Med-Tec, Inc. Orange City, Iowa Fee-Royalty: 10% of licensee's net sales of licensed product and 50% of all cons iderati on received by Licensee f ram any sub1 icensee; upon execution, Med-Tec shall pay $2,487 for out -of -pocket expenses incurred by NDA through March 17, 1994 and shall reimburse MDA for all future expenses Period: June 17, 1994 - until last to expire patent Description: Tungsten Eye Shields for Electron Beam Treatment

4. Licensee: Med-Tec, Inc. Orange City, Iowa Fee-Royalty: 5% of net sales of 7 icensee 's products and 50% of all consideration received by licensee from any sublicensee Period: June 17, 1994 - until last to expire patenL Descpipt ion: Novel Field Abu'rnent Edge-Wedge THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS M. D, ANDERSON CANCkR CENTER

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

MEMOMENTS TO THE 1993-94 BUDGET

'he term "rate" for academic institutions is the full-time nine-month base ,ate and for health institutions is the full-time twelve-month base rate; for i11 other personnel it is the full-time rate, the appointee receiving a ~roportionate amount depending upon the fraction of time for which he is ~ppointedand the period of his appointment. Source of funds for payment of ialaries, unless otherwise shown, is the departmental salarles account.

Sa 1 ary ~ffective % No. :tern, Oepartment, Title, Name Date -Time Mas. Rate -RBC \PPO INTMENTS, PROMOT IONS, AND SALARY INCREASES

IOSPTTAL & CLINICS Office of Vice Presfdent for Hospital & Cllnics Director of Administration and Operations 1. Scott A. Brower XNERAL AOMINISTRATION Office of EVP for Administration & Fqnance 2. Nancy A. Young

From: Oirector of Administration & Operations

To: Director of Admlni strat ion & Operations

THE TUMOR INSTITUTE - MEDlCAL STAFF Office of VP for Patient Care 3. David 0. Njchols

From: Associate VP for Patient Care Administration

To: Associate VP for Patient Care Administration

HOSPITAL & CLINICS Office of VP & Chief Operating Officer for Hospital & Clinics 4. Susan Spence Wach

From: Associate fldrninistrator for Ambulatory Care To: Associate Administrator for Ambulatory Care THE UNIVERSITY OF TE.

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1993-94 BUDGET (Con t i nued)

Full-time Sal ary Effective % No. -tern, Department, Tit1 e, Name Date -Time Mos. . Rate -RBC !PPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, AND SALARY INCREASES

IOSP ITAL & CLINICS (CDNT INUEO) Office of VP for Patjent Affairs 5. Susan Steinbruecker

Frm: Director of Social Work To: Associate VP for Patient Affairs (Ad Interfm) THE UHIVERSXTY OF TEXAS HEALTH CENTER AT TYLER

Charlas B. Mullin8 rcutioo Vica Chrncallor rr Bealth Affairs B Uni~mrrityof Texas System L Colorado Street rtin, Tmxra 78701 at Dr. Mullins;

The docket for the Octobar 7, 1994 meeting of tha,Ward of Regents is bmittmd for your recommendation mnd presentation to tha l)omrd. I racommand approval. THE IJNIVERSITU OF TEXAS HEALTH CENTER AT TYLER

U, T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Pdqe No. mtracts and Grants for Research, Development, Clinical and Educational Services ...... tlT-3 nendments to the 1993-1994 Budget ...... HT-4 (including faculty and staff appointments and changes in status changes and transfers of funds within exlsting budget totals) THE UtlIVERSIT't OF TEXAS UEACTH CENTER AT TYLER

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7. 1994

CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, CLINICAL AHCI EDUCATIONAL SERVICES

ince the Docket for the previous meeting of the U. T. Board of Regents, the ollowing activity has taken place with regard to Contracts and Grants for esearch, Development, Clinical and Educational Services:

. Number of Initial Grant and Contract Awards

Oocket Total Tota 1 -. -. Item # Funds In Funds Out Support Materials

FY 95 1-7- $ 503,204 Report of Awards

--FY95 8 $ 15,550 Report of IACs

-- Report of Contracts

Number of flscal Amendments to Grant and Contract Awards ( Increasing or Oecreas 1ng by $10,000 or More)

Docket Total Tota 1 ltem # Funds In Funds Out Support Materials

- Report of Awards - Report of IACs

- 2eport of Contracts THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEAL-TH CENTER AT TYLER

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

OCTOBER 7, 1994

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1993-94 BUDGET

le term "rate" for academic institutions is the full-time nine-month base ite and for health instjtutions is the full-time twelve month base rate; for 1 other personnel it is the full-time rate, the appointee receiving a .oportionate amount depending upon the fraction of time for which they are )pointed and the period of their appointment. Source of funds for payment of ilaries, unless otherwise shown, is the departmental salaries account.

Full-time Salary Effective X No. tern, Department, Title, Name Date --Time Mos. Rate RBC

PPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, AN!

SALARY INCREASES

'ATIENT SUPPORT Medicine Assistant Professor of Medicine Family Practice 1, Jack Farnharn 61 14 100 12 116,000 17

Source of Funds:

$ 75,350 - State 34,650 - MSROP Funds 6 000 - MSRDP Augmentation 1116.000 - Total Compensation Medicine Assistant Professor of Medicine Cardiology 2. Wayne Cooper

Source of Funds: $139,815 - State 69,285 - MSRDP Funds 6-000 - MSROP Augmentation $* - Total Conpensat ian Anesthes iology Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology 3. Stanley Perkins 7/ 11 100 12 140,000 19

Source of Funds: $ 93,193 - State 40,807 - MSROP Fund5 6,000 - MSROP Augmentation 9140,000 - Total Cornpensat ion