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WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES

1971

MEMBERS AND OFFICERS OF THE BOARD

TABLE OF CONTENTS

MINUTES

APPENDIX A - HONORARY DEGREES AND AWARDS

APPENDIX B - WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY GRADUATES

April, 1971 August, 1971 December, 1971

INDEX MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES

(Terms expire on December 31 of years indicated)

Dorothy Upjohn Dalton, Kalamazoo 1972

John R. Dykema, Grosse Pointe Farms 1972

Julius Franks, Jr., D.D.S., Grand Rapids 1974

Philip N. Watterson, Ada 1974

Mildred Swanson Johnson, Muskegon 1976

Robert D. Caine, Hickory Corners 1976

Fred W. Adams, Grosse Pointe 1978

Charles H. Ludlow, Kalamazoo 1978

OFFICERS

James W. Miller, Ex-Officio, Chairman

Fred W. Adams, Vice Chairman

Peter R. Ellis, Secretary

Robert B. Wetnight, Treasurer and Assistant Secretary

Robert W. Beecher, Assistant Treasurer T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S

Meeting Date

January 15, 1971

Acceptance of the Agenda 801 Minutes 801 Election of Officers 801 Petitions and Comnrunications 801 Academic Personnel Report 801 Non-Academic Personnel Report 802 Approval of Design for the 108-Unit Addition to the Stadium Drive Apartments 802 Honorary Degrees 802 Designation of Name for University Auditorium 802 Gifts and Grants Report 802 1970-71 Allotment Revision 803

February 19, 1971

Acceptance of the Agenda 804 Minutes 804 Petitions and Comnunications 804 1970 Annual Fund Report 804 Academic Personnel Report 804 Non-Academic Personnel Report 807 Authorization to Grant the Bachelor of Fine Arts and Master of Fine Arts Degrees 807 Resolution Regarding Proposed Enrollment Cutback for 1971-72 807 Gifts and Grants Report 808 Purchase of Property 808 Easement to Michigan Bell Telephone Company for Under­ ground Cable Along Parkview 808 Resolution Regarding University Objection to Transfer from Present Classification to Class C Liquor License at 2414 W. Michigan Avenue 808 Announcements 809

March 19, 1971

Acceptance of the Agenda 810 Minutes 810 Announcement 810 Petitions and Comnunications 810 Academic Personnel Report 810 Non-Academic Personnel Report 814 Anunendments to the Faculty Senate Constitution 814 Authorization to Grant Degrees for April Corranencement 814 71-72 Student Fees 814 Residence Hall and Apartment Rates 71-72 815 Gifts and Grants Report 815 Meeting Date

March 19, 1971 (Continued)

Continuing Education Student Fees 815 Granting of Sewer Easement to the City of Kalamazoo 815 Purchase of Property 815 Bids for Installation of Underground Electrical Power Line to Residence Halls in Goldsworth Valley 815

April 16, 1971

Acceptance of the Agenda 816 Minutes 816 Report of a Department Chairman 816 Petitions and Communications 816 Academic Personnel Report 816 Non-Academic Personnel Report 821 Gifts and Grants Report 821 1971-72 Student Fees 821 Continuing Education Student Fees 821 Residence Hall and Apartment Rates, 1971-72 822 Purchase of Property 822 Resolution Regarding Western Michigan University's Request for the City Commission of Kalamazoo to Vacate Portions of West Michigan Avenue and Vande Giessen Road 822 Bid Authorization for Acquisition for Parcel of Land on Vande Giessen Road 823 Resolution for Authorization of Condemnation Proceeding for Acquisition of Parcel of Land on Vande Giessen Road 823 Approval of Wallwood Hall as a Residence Hall for Students of Twenty-one Years of Age and Older 823

May 21, 1971

Acceptance of the Agenda 824 Minutes 824 Petitions and Communications 824 Academic Personnel Report 824 Non-Academic Personnel Report 826 Physicians Assistants' Training Program 827 Change in Regular Meeting Date 827 Gifts and Grants Report 827 Confirmation of Sales Agreement 827 Purchase of Property 827 Granting of Easement to Michigan Bell Telephone Company (Parkview Avenue) 827 Granting of Easement to Michigan Bell Telephone Company (Stadium Drive Apartments) 828 Change in Effective Date for Continuing Education Student Fees 828 Bids for Automotive Engine Test Cells (Industrial Engineer­ ing and Technology Building) 828 Report on Association of Governing Boards Meeting, April 25-27, 1971 828 Announcements 828 Meeting Date

June 11, 1971

Acceptance of the Agenda 829 Minutes 829 Petitions and Corrnnunications 829 Academic Personnel Report 829 Continuing Education Center for Barry, Branch, Calhoun and St. Joseph Counties 831 Gifts and Grants Report 831 Continuation of University Fiscal Operation 831 71-72 Vehicle Registration Rates 831 Change in Authority for Access to Safety Deposit Boxes 831 Year-End Allocation Adjustment, 1970-71 General Fund Budget 832 Schedule of Surrnner Meetings 833 Authorization to Grant Degrees for August Corrnnencement 833 Banning of Weapons on Campus 832 Disposal of University Houses 833 Accorrnnodation for Child Day Care Center 833 Rejection of Bids for Construction of Stadium Drive Married Student Apartment Units 833 Announcement 834

August 13, 1971

Confirmation of the Call of the Special Meeting 835 Acceptance of the Agenda 835 Minutes 835 Petitions and Corrnnunications 835 Academic Personnel Report 835 Non-Academic Personnel Report 837 Gifts and Grants Report 837 Resolution Regarding the Vacating of a Portion of West Michigan Avenue and VandeGiessen Road 838 Resolution Requesting the City Corrnnission of the City of Kalamazoo Michigan to Vacate Portions of Certain City Streets 838 Granting of Sewer Easement into Goldsworth Valley 839 Purchase of Property 839 Amendment of TIAA-CREF Retirement Resolution 839 Bids for Television Equipment for Dunbar Hall 839 Announcements 839

September 17, 1971

Acceptance of the Agenda 840 Minutes 840 Petitions and Corrnnunications 840 Academic Personnel Report 840 Non-Academic Personnel Report 841 Recorrnnendations Re: 1971-72 General Fund Budget 842 General Fund Gross Budget 844 Service Staff Wage and Salary Schedule 1971-72 845 Technical Schedule 1971-72 846 Safety & Security Wage Schedule 1971-72 847 Professional-Technical Salary Schedule 1971-72 848 Supervisor Salary Schedule 1971-72 849 Gifts and Grants Report 850 Appointment of Consultant for Student Center Snack Bar 850 Report on Bids for Remodeling of Speech and Hearing Center 850 Change in October Meeting Date 850 Status Report on '71 Annual Fund Drive 850 Meeting Date

October 22, 1971

Acceptance of the Agenda 851 Minutes 851 Petitions and Communications 851 Academic Personnel Report 851 College of Fine Arts 851 Honorary Degrees 851 Bids for Addition to the Married Student Apartment Units 852 Resolution Pertaining to Construction Financing Plan for Married Student Apartment Units 852 Refunding Loan for Draper-Siedschlag Residence Halls 852 1972-73 Budget Requests 852 Deductible Indemnification Agreement with Insurance Company of North America 853 Authorization of an Investment Advisor for the University's Endowment Funds 853 Extending a Right-of-Way Easement to Wesley Foundation 853 Purchase of Property 853 Gifts and Grants Report 853 Resolution to Accompany an Application for Federal Surplus Land 854 Adjourmnent to October 29, 1971 854

October 29, 1971

Election of Chairman pro tempore 854 Change of Time and Place of Adjourned Session 854 Motion to Take From the Table 854 Bids for Addition to the Married Student Apartment Units 854

November 19, 1971

Acceptance of the Agenda 856 Minutes 856 Petitions and Communications 856 Amendment to Code of Student Life 856 Academic Personnel Report 856 Non-Academic Personnel Report 856 Motion to Take From the Table 857 College of Fine Arts 857 Authorization to Grant Degrees for December Commencement 857 Granting of Storm Sewer Easement to the City of Kalamazoo 857 Gifts and Grants Report 857 Purchase of Property 857 Appointment of Architect/Engineer for Moore Hall 857 Appointment of Engineer for the Howard Street Pedestrian Bridge 857 Bids for the Remodeling of the Speech and Hearing Center 857 Amendment to the Board of Trustees' By-Laws 857 Status Report on '71 Annual Fund Drive 857

December 17, 1971

Acceptance of the Agenda 858 Minutes 858 Petitions and Communications 858 Academic Personnel Report 858 Non-Academic Personnel Report 859 Creation of the Position of Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs 859 Meeting Date

December 17 (Continued)

Policy on Outside Employment 859 Gifts and Grants Report 859 Unemployment Compensation Advisor 859 Purchase of Property 859 Resolution Pertaining to Sale of Securities 859 Appointment of Architect-Engineer for Recreation Facility 860 Request to Legislature for Authorization to Renovate Waldo Stadium 860 Appointment of Architect-Engineer for the Renovation of Waldo Stadium 860 Communication 860 Honorary Degree 860 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

ANNUAL MEETING Deanna Haney, Instructor in English, effective August 16, January 15, 1971 1971, terminating April 1972 (Reappointment)

The Annual Meeting of the Western Michi­ William M. Hubert, Instructor in gan University Board of Trustees was held on English, effective August 16, January 15, 1971, in the Board of Trustees 1971, terminating April 1972 Room of the University Student Center. (Reappointment)

The meeting was called to order at 1:57 Chafic Khaled, Instructor in History, p.m. by President James W. Miller, Chairman. effective August 16, 1971, ter­ minating April 1972 (Reappoint­ Trustees present: Mrs. Dalton, Dr. ment) Franks, Mrs. Johnson, Ludlow and Watterson. Philip Mariotti, Instructor in Trustees absent: Adams, Caine and Dykema. Geology, effective December 21, 1970, terminating April 17, 1971 Also present were Vice President Seibert, (New Position) Vice President Coulter, Vice President Coyne, Secretary Ellis, Treasurer Wetnight, Mr. Edith Roerecke, Instructor in O'Connor, Dr. Swierenga and Counsel Henry Ford, English, effective August 16, Jr. 1971, terminating April 1972 (Reappointment) Acceptance of the Agenda. With a revision in the order of the items listed on the Agenda, John E. Sandberg, Dean, College of the Trustees accepted and approved the Agenda Education and Professor of Educa­ as presented for the meeting. tion, with tenure, effective June 15, 1971 (Replacement) Minutes. The Minutes of the December 18, 1970, Regular Meeting were approved as William T. Swinehart, Assistant Pro­ circulated. fessor of Engineering and Technology, effective January 4, Election of Officers. This being the 1971, terminating April 17, 1971 Annual Meeting, the following officers were (Replacement) elected: Edith C. Williams, Instructor in the Chairman James W. Miller Counseling Center, effective Vice Chairman Fred W. Adams February 1, 1971 (New Position) Secretary Peter R. Ellis Treasurer Robert B. Wetnight Resignation Assistant Secretary Robert B. Wetnight Assistant Treasurer Robert W. Beecher Ronald R. Hutchinson, Associate Professor of Psychology, effective December 30, 1970 Petitions and Communications. The Secretary informed the Trustees that he had Retirements with Emeritus Status not received any petitions or communications to call to their attention this month. Elmer R. Beloof, Professor of Music, effective June 16, 1971, with Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees the title of Professor Emeritus approved the following appointments, resigna­ of Music tion, retirements with emeritus status and leave of absence without pay as presented William A. Schreiber, Assistant in the Academic Personnel Report. Professor of Engineering and Technology, effective April 17, Appointments 1971, with the title of Assistant Professor Emeritus of Engineering John A. Blacking, Professor of and Technology Anthropology, effective January 4, 1971 (New Position)

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Leave of Absence Without Pay and the following Trustees voted "Nay":

Stanley A. West, Assistant None Professor of Anthropology and Computer Center, ef­ the resolution reads as follows: fective January 1, 1971, to August 24, 1971, to WHEREAS, James W. Miller has completed ten years write dissertation as President of Western Michigan Uni­ versity and in that time he has given Non-Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees most generously of his time, efforts approved the following appointment as presented and talents to the benefit of Western, in the Non-Academic Personnel Report. its faculty, students, alumni and the people of Michigan, and Hugh A. Simpson, Administrator and Assistant Pharmacist, WHEREAS, President Miller has ever encouraged effective January 7, 1971 academic progress and has directed (A-III) (New Position) the development of physical facilities so that Western has attained a place of Approval of Design for the 108-Unit Addi­ prominence among our nation's institu­ tion to the Stadium Drive Apartments. The tions of higher education, and Trustees approved the design for the 108-unit addition to the Stadium Drive Apartments, as WHEREAS, President Miller is acutely aware of presented by the Administration and the project the need for extracurricular activities, architects, Louis Kingscott and Associates. The particularly those of a cultural nature Trustees directed the Administration and the pro­ and through his efforts Western now has ject architects to maximize the bidding oppor­ an Auditorium unsurpassed on any campus, tunities relative to this addition while at the now same time protecting the best interests of the University. THEREFORE, in recognition of his dedication to Western Michigan University and the Honorary Degrees. The Trustees approved benefits his service as chief admini­ the recommendation of the Honorary Degree strative officer has brought to this Committee to award honorary degrees at the University, April 17, 1971, Commencement as follows: BE IT RESOLVED that the University Auditorium Talbert Abrams Doctor of Laws shall be designated as and named the (LL.D.) James W. Miller Auditorium. H. Lewis Batts, Jr. Doctor of Science (D.Sc.) Gwen Frostic Doctor of Humanities Fred w. Adams Julius Franks, Jr. (HH.D.) Trustee Trustee Robert P. Griffin Doctor of Laws (LL.D.) Robert D. Caine Mildred L. Johnson Philip A. Hart Doctor of Laws Trustee Trustee (LL.D.) John W. Porter Doctor of Laws Dorothy U. Dalton Charles H. Ludlow (LL.D.) Trustee Trustee Robert J. Smithdas Doctor of Humanities (HH.D.) John R. Dykema Philip N. Watterscn Trustee Trustee Designation of Name for University Auditorium. By roll call vote, the Trustees Alfred B. Connable Dwight L. Stocker approved a resolution designating a name for Trustee Emeritus Trustee Emeritus the University Auditorium. The following Trustees voted "Aye": Gifts and Grants Report. The Trustees Mrs. Dorothy Upjohn Dalton accepted for the University the gifts and grants Dr. Julius Franks, Jr. as contained in the Gifts and Grants Report. The Mrs. Mildred L. Johnson Secretary was directed to acknowledge and express Charles H. Ludlow appreciation to the donors on behalf of the Board Philip N. Watterson of Trustees.

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1970-71 Allotment Revision. The Trustees approved the following allotment Rdjustments to the General Fund Gross Budget for the fiscal year 1970-71.

WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY General Fund Gross Budget 1970/1971

July 1, Reallo­ Revenue December 31, 1970 cation Changes 1970 REVENUE Student Fees $11,100,460 $(125,000) $10,975,460 Continuing Education 574,123 574,123 Sub-Total 11,674,583 (125,000) 11,549,583 State Appropriation 22,256,539 (222,565) 22,033,974 Applied Music 51,000 51,000 Application Fees 211,000 211,000 Commencement Fee 50,000 50,000 Investment Income 225,000 75,000 300,000 Departmental & Sundry 63,520 63,520 Health Service 130,000 20,000 150,000 Overhead Recovery 224,000 224,000 Vocational Programs 20,000 20,000 Carryover Prior Year 82,783 82,783 Fund Balance 459,085 459,085 TOTAL $35,364,727 $(169,782) $35,194,945

EXPENSE Instruction $20,510,939 $31,604 $(189,782) $20,352,761 Other Educational Services 1,996,461 46,953 2,043,414 Libraries 1,793,319 (115,246) 1,678,073 Organized Research 137,009 25,000 162,009 Continuing Education 752,632 36,728 789,360 Student Services 2,045,814 (ln,736) 20,000 2,049,078 Student Aid 844,724 17,593 862,317 Public Service 220,902 (10,392) 210,510 General Administration 471,433 (18,345) 453,088 Business Operations 1,441,936 (21,932) 1,420,004 Maintenance & Operation 3,880,677 142,773 4,023,450 Plant Improvement 1,268,881 (118,000) 1,150,881 TOTAL $35,364,727 $(169,782) $35,194,945

Adjournment. The meeting was declared adjourned at 3:40 p.m.

Respectfully submitted,

(£j-:�... ,x. � l)__:.. Peter R. Ellis, Secretary

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REGULAR MEETING participation. Cash gifts and gifts in kind totaled$ 404,873.39 and were re­ February 19, 1971 ceived from 7,583 donors of whom 6,902 were alumni participants.

The Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan The Trustees acknowledged with deep University Board of Trustees was held on Febru­ appreciation the 1970 Annual Fund Drive ary 19, 1971, in the Board of Trustees Room of and the outstanding efforts of Mr. Bearss the University Student Center. and his fellow workers in providing much needed financial support for the University. The meeting was called to order at 1:40 p.m. by President James W. Miller, Chairman. The Chairman announced that Trustee Charles H. Ludlow had agreed to serve as Trustees present: Adams, Mrs. Dalton, chairman of the 1971 Annual Fund Drive and Dykema, Mrs. Johnson, Ludlow and Watterson. that the goal recommended by the Annual Fund Board would be $500,000. Trustees absent: Caine and Dr. Franks. Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees Also present were: Vice President Seibert, approved the following appointments, retire­ Vice President Coulter, Vice President Coyne, ment, retirements with emeritus status, leaves Secretary Ellis, Treasurer Wetnight, Mr. of absence without pay, extension to leave of O'Connor, Dr. Swierenga and Counsel Henry Ford, absence without pay, sabbatical leaves, and Jr. change in sabbatical leave as presented in the Academic Personnel Report. Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trustees accepted and approved the Agenda as presented Appointments for the meeting. Hazel N. Carlos, Instructor in Minutes. The Minutes of the January 15, English, effective August 16, 1971, Annual Meeting were approved as 1971, terminating April 1972 circulated. Jill Cohn, Assistant Professor of Petitions and Communications. The Trustees English, effective August 16, acknowledged receipt of a communication and.pe­ 1971 (New Position) titions from representatives of the Associated Student Government and the Women's Residence Albert E. Dorr, Adjunct Assistant Hall Presidents' Council expressing objection Professor of Management, ef­ to the process employed in establishing modifica­ fective January 4, 1971, for tions in the present security program in the a period of three years (New Women's Residence Halls. These petitions were Position) signed by 1,959 students. Robert W. Felkel, Assistant Pro­ A· discussion period followed in which fessor of Spanish, effectiv­ students, staff, and Trustees participated. August 16, 1971 (Replacement) The Trustees were advised that students cur­ rently living in the Halls were preparing Stephanie Fisher, Assistant Pro­ revised security plans for the Women's Resi­ fessor of English, effective dence Halls for submission through channels August 16, 1971 (Replacement) to appropriate staff for review, reaction and possible implementation. Anne Jordan, Instructor in English, effective August 16, 1971, The Trustees commended the student re­ terminating April 1972 (Re­ presentatives for the manner utilized in appointment) expressing their position.and concern. Jan S. Kowal, Assistant Professor, 1970 Annual Fund Report. Mr. James Foster, Waldo Library, effective Director, Annual Fund, substituting for Mr. February 1, 1971 (New Position) Russell L. Bearss, Chairman of the 1970 Fund Drive, reported the completion of Western Manuel Mantero, Professor of Spanish, Michigan University's sixth Annual Fund Drive effective August 16, 1971 with increases in both cash receipts and alumni (Reappointment)

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Dorothy Marshall, Instructor in Retirement English, effective December 21, 1970, terminating April Norbert Noecker, Assistant 25, 1971 (Reappointment) Professor of Agriculture, effective April 17, 1971 Edwin E. Meader, Adjunct Asso­ ciate Professor of Geography, Retirements with Emeritus Status effective April 15, 1971, for a period of three years (New ·Hazel M. DeMeyer, Associate Position) Professor, Waldo Library, effective August 13, 1971, Helen McCauslin, Instructor in with the title Associate History, effective August Professor Emeritus, Waldo 16, 1971, terminating April Library 1972 (Reappointment) Eunice E. Herald, Professor and Jack I. Northam, Adjunct Asso­ Head, Department of Home ciate Professor of Mathema­ Economics, effective tics, effective August 1971, July 1, 1971, with the title for a period of three years Head and Professor Emeritus (Reappointment) of Home Economics

Carol A. Pagel, Adjunct Assistant Leaves of Absence Without Pay Professor of Management, effective January 4, 1971, Phillip P. Caruso, Assistant for a period of three years Professor of Economics, (New Position) effective August 31, 1971, to December 31, 1971, to Patricia Rachal, Instructor in finish dissertation English, effective August 16, 1971, terminating Walter C. Schwersinske, Assistant April 1972 (Reappointment) Professor of Industrial Education, effective January James C. Stam, Assistant Pro­ 1, 1972, to August 21, 1972, fessor of Management, to complete the necessary effective August 16, 1971, course work for a doctorate terminating April 1972 at Michigan State University (Reappointment) Extension to Leave of Absence Without William John Upjohn, Adjunct � Associate Professor of Management, effective John M. Carney, Assistant Pro­ January 4, 1971, for a fessor of Art, effective period of three years August 31, 1971, to August (New Position) 31, 1972, to continue work with the Brown Packaging Roger Weingarten, Instructor Company as head of the in English, effective Design Department August 16, 1971, terminat­ ing April 1972 (Reappoint­ Sabbatical Leaves ment) Robert L. Betz, Professor of Ronald J. Winter, Instructor Counseling and Personnel, in Men's Physical Educa­ Academic Year 1971-1972, tion, effecitve August to work on a book on Group 31, 1970, terminating Processes in Education and June 1971 (Reappointment) to study counseling and guidance in the Netherlands.

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Geroge E. Bradley, Professor Jean Malmstrom, Professor of and Head, Department of English, Academic Year Physics, Fiscal Year 1971- 1971-1972, to study the 1972, to study and engage current applications of in research in the area linguistics to the teach­ of nuclear physics to ing of English and the bring himself abreast of language arts in the recent developments. secondary and elementary schools of Michigan. Richard A. Davis, Associate Professor of Geology, John M. Metheany, Associate Academic Year 1971-1972, Professor of Art, Fall to conduct research and Semester 1971, to complete study at the Laboratory a large mural-size painting for Marine Geology and and to produce a color film Marine Biology, Wilhelm­ documenting the technical shaven, Germany. and artistic aspects of the painting in progress, Fred V. Hartenstein, Professor with the intention of of Management, Fall Semester educating architects and 1971, to study the practices building planners to the of teaching administration utilization of mural-size and management in profes­ art for architectural space sional areas such as Library articulation in an instj­ Science, Social Work and tutional setting. Hospital Administration in order to develop a J. Donald Neill, Associate Pro­ university-wide course fessor, Counseling Center, in the area. Academic Year 1971-1972, to (1) observe and analyze the Charles F. Heller, Associate inter-human syrnbology of Professor of Geography, rural-agriculture Nova Scotia Fall Semester 1971, to and (2) examine the relation­ make a geographical study ship between the mentally ill of the attitudes of central­ and the rural community and city whites and those living the larger family. in suburban locations toward mixed-race neighborhoods. John W. Petro, Associate Pro­ fessor of Mathematics, Maynard L. Kaufman, Associate Academic Year 1971-1972, Professor of Religion, to work with Professor Fall Semester 1971, to Peter Roquette at Heidelberg study the religious University on problems in aspects which are algebraic functions fields implicit in the en­ and with Professor Herbert vironmental awareness Benz at Cologne University of youth culture and on problems in topological especially in the algebra. rural commune movement. The major concern is to Jack C. Plano, Professor of ascertain the extent to Political Science, Academic which the sense of en­ Year 1971-1972, to study vironmental crisis among some of the political im­ such young people is an plications of the role of aspect of a more compre­ international organization hensive eschatological in developing policies and orientation with its programs to protect and accompanying nostalgia preserve the ocean environ­ for paradise. ment. Several United Nations specialized agencies and regional groups will be visited in conducting the research. 806 February 19, 1971 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Lloyd J. Schmaltz, Professor presented in the Non-Academic Personnel and Head, Department of Report: Geology, July 1, to December 31, 1971, to Douglas H. Demmert, Pharmacist, study the landforms Health Center, effective developed by arid February 1, 1971 (Replace­ erosional processes in ment) (A-III) the Great Basin area of Arizona and Nevada, Authorization to Grant the Bachelor of particularly as found Fine Arts and Master of Fine Arts Degrees. in the Grand Canyon The Trustees approved the recommendation and Death Valley. that Western Michigan University be authorized to grant the Bachelor of Fine Arts and Master Herbert L. Smith, Associate of Fine Arts degrees, effective not earlier Professor of Sociology, than September 1, 1972, and only after the Fall Semester 1971, to awarding of these degrees has been cleared complete three major by the State Board of Education. research projects begun in the Research Center Resolution Regarding Proposed Enrollment jointly sponsored by Cutback for 1971-1972. By roll call vote, the Western Michigan Uni­ Trustees approved an amended resolution pro­ versity and the Grand testing a proposed student enrollment cutback Rapids Public School for 1971-1972. The following Trustees voted System. "Aye": Fred W. Adams H. Dale Warren, Assistant Mrs. Dorothy U. Dalton Professor of Chemistry, John R. Dykema Academic Year 1971-1972, Mrs. Mildred L. Johnson to study the history of Charles H. Ludlow chemistry and undertaking Philip N. Watterson a research problem in that area at the University and the following Trustees voted "Nay": of Wisconsin. None Jack S. Wood, Associate Professor of Biology, The resolution reads as follows: Fall Semester 1971, to (1) study existing WHEREAS, Western Michigan Uni­ programs for the con­ versity, in conformity with long tinuing education of range projections developed several professionals in years ago and in line with information biology and (2) to included in its 1971-72 appropriation study at several bio­ request has admitted Freshmen and logical laboratories transfer students to a number which with which he has will increase the 1971 Fall Enrollment been working coopera­ by 1,000 over the enrollment in the tively during the past Fall of 1970, and six years. WHEREAS, the budget message sub­ Change in Sabbatical Leave mitted to the Legislature by the Governor calls for a serious cutback George G. Dales, Professor in enrollment for Fall 1971 to the of Men's Physical extent that there would be 500 fewer Education, from the students than at present, a situation calendar year 1971, which would mean that 1,500 of the to be effective from students already admitted for Fall 1971 January 1, to June 30, could not enter Western Michigan Uni­ 1971. versity, and

Non-Academic Personnel Report. The WHEREAS, this University believes Trustees approved the following appointment as firmly that it has a commitment to the

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young people of Michigan and most Parkview. The following Trustees voted "Aye": importantly a firm commitment to those men and women who have been Fred W. Adams accepted as students for Fall 1971, Mrs. Dorothy U. Dalton and John R. Dykema Mrs. Mildred L. Johnson WHEREAS, to cancel admissions Charles H. Ludlow at this late date cannot, even in Philip N. Watterson the most favorable interpretation, be considered equitable because and the following Trustees voted "Nay": most other universities have closed admissions for Fall 1971, now None therefore The resolution reads as follows: BE IT RESOLVED that Western Michigan University Board of BE IT RESOLVED that the Presi­ Trustees in regular meeting as­ dent of the University and the sembled, call upon the Governor Secretary of Western Michigan Uni­ and the Legislature to recognize versity Board of Trustees shall be the rights of those who have been and they are hereby authorized to sign, admitted to Western Michigan Uni­ acknowledge, and deliver for and in versity as new students for Fall behalf of Western Michigan University 1971 and that any suggested cut­ Board of Trustees the conveyance docu­ back from the present enrollment ment as requested and submitted by be reconsidered and that the Uni­ Michigan Bell Telephone Company by versity be encouraged to accept which a right-of-way easement shall students who have been admitted be conveyed to said Michigan Bell to the number indicated in Telephone Company, said right-of-way Western's original budget re- easement being for the purpose of the quest and that State funds be construction, maintenance and opera­ provided based on the projected tion of underground cable facilities enrollment of 24,025 Fiscal Year and being an easement one (1) rod in Equated Students for fiscal 1971-72. width parallel and adjacent to the highway known as Parkview Avenue, the The Trustees directed that copies of the center line of said easement being resolution be sent to the Governor, Lieutenant 41.25 feet south of the center line Governor, and to each member of the Appropria­ of Parkview Ave�ue, and located in tions Committees of the Senate and the House the west half of the northeast quarter, of Representatives. the east half of the northwest quarter, and the east half of the southwest Gifts and Grants Report. The Trustees quarter of Section 31, Town 2 South, accepted for the University the gifts and Range 11 West, except that part lying grants as contained in the Gifts and Grants between the West one-eighth line and Report. The Secretary was directed to ack­ the West right-of-way line of Highway nowledge and express appreciation to the U.S. 131. donors on behalf of the Board of Trustees. Resolution Regarding University Objection Purchase of Property. The Trustees to Transfer from Present Classification to authorized the exercising of the option for Class C Liquor License at 2414 W. Michigan purchase of the following parcel of land: Avenue. By roll call vote the Trustees ap­ proved a resolution objecting to the granting Lot 36 and the North half of of a Class C liquor license at 2414 W. Michi­ Lot 35, Block 2, Woodlawn Park, gan Avenue. The following Trustees voted owned by George H. and Martha "Aye": Florian Fred W. Adams Mrs. Dorothy U. Dalton Easement to Michigan Bell Telephone John R. Dykema Company for Underground Cable Along Parkview. Mrs. Mildred L. Johnson By roll call vote, the Trustees approved a Charles H. Ludlow resolution granting a right-of-way easement Philip N. Watterson to the Michigan Bell Telephone Company along

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and the following Trustees voted "Nay": Adjournment. The meeting was declared adjourned at 3:37 p.m. None Respectfully submitted, The Resolution reads as follows:

BE IT RESOLVED, that this Board of Trustees go on record as object­ ing to the granting of a license as requested in an application thereto­ fore filed with the Michigan Liquor Peter R. Ellis, Secretary Control Commission for a Class C license at an establishment located at 2114 West Michigan Avenue, Kala­ mazoo, Michigan, which is within 500 feet of Western Michigan Uni­ versity, for the following reasons:

(1) The location of the pre­ mises in question is with­ in the campus development plan of the University.

(2) It would be incompatible with the Land Use Plan of the City of Kalamazoo.

(3) The operation of the business sought to be licensed within such close proximity to the University would create problems in the area of law enforcement and discipline.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the the action of Peter R. Ellis, Sec­ retary of this Board of Trustees, in sending his written communication dated Devember 30, 1970, to the said Liquor Control Commission objecting to the granting of said license is hereby ratified and affirmed.

Announcements. The Chairman informed the Trustees that recommendations concerning student fees for 1971-72 would be presented at the March Meeting.

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REGULAR MEETING Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees approved the following promotions, appoint­ March 19, 1971 ments, retirements with emeritus status, changes of title, reappointments as depart­ ment chairman, resignation as associate dean, The Regular Meeting of the Western Michi­ resignation, and change in sabbatical leave gan University Board of Trustees was held on as presented in the Academic Personnel Report. March 19, 1971, in the Board of Trustees Room of the University Student Center. Promotions (Effective July 1, 1971)

The meeting was called to order at 1:45 COLLEGE OF APPLIED SCIENCES p.m. by President James W. Miller, Chairman. Carl Lindenmeyer to rank of Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Dr. Assistant Professor of Franks, Mrs. Johnson, Ludlow and Watterson. Engineering and Technology

Trustees absent: Mrs. Dalton and Dykema. Arden D. Pridgeon to rank of Associate Professor Also present were: Vice President Seibert, of Engineering and Tech­ Vice President Coulter, Vice President Coyne, nology Secretary Ellis, Treasurer Wetnight, Mr. O'Connor and Dr. Swierenga. Roger R. Urich to rank of Associate Professor of Acceptance of the Agenda. With a revision Engineering and Tech­ in the order of items listed on the Agenda, nology the Trustees accepted and approved the Agenda as presented for the meeting. Cassius Hesselberth to rank of Professor of Engineer­ Minutes. The Minutes of the February 19, ing and Technology 1971, Regular Meeting were approved as circulated. COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Announcement. Dr. Merl C. Hokenstad, Director, School of Social Work, informed the James E. Daniels to rank of Trustees of the establishment of a Whitney Associate Professor of Young, Jr. Scholars Program to provide financial Accountancy aid to black social work students. Richard A. Hatch to rank of Petitions and Communications. The Secre­ Associate Professor of tary read a communication from Dr. David W. Business Education and Adams, President, Faculty Senate, expressing Administrative Services his appreciation to the Trustees for the privilege of being able to attend the Board James R. Bliss to rank of meetings as a representative of the facult�•· Associte Professor of General Business The Trustees acknowledged receipt of a Student Senate Parking Report containing pro­ COLLEGE OF EDUCATION posals to modify the University's current parking enforcement system. Vice President Richard F. Raklovits to rank Wetnight responded to this proposal, point of Associate Professor by point, indicating that the current system of Men's Physical Educa­ is legal, necessary, and most equitable for tion all concerned. This position is supported by the University's legal counsel. A discussion Robert F. Wyman to rank of period followed in which Trustees and staff Associate Professor of participated. A complete copy of his response Men's Physical Education is on file in the Secretary's office. Roger M. Zabik to rank of The Secretary was directed to forward a Associate Professor of copy of Vice President Wetnight's response Men's Physical Education to the appropriate representative of the Student Senate.

810 March 19, 1971 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Harriett Creed to rank of Virginia Sorenson to rank of Assistant Professor of Associate Professor of Women's Physical Educa­ Teacher Education tion David R. Taylor to rank of Opal Klammer to rank of Associate Professor of Assistant Professor of Teacher Education Women's Physical Educa­ tion Camer·on W. Lambe to rank of Professor of Teacher Wendy Olson to rank of Education Assistant Professor of Women's Physical Owen B. Middleton to rank of Education Professor of Teacher Educa­ tion Ruth Ann Meyer to rank of Associate Professor of Neil L. Schoenhals to rank of Women's Physical Educa­ Professor of Teacher Educa­ tion tion

Isadore Turansky to rank of Sarah Jane Stroud to rank of Associate Professor of Professor of Teacher Educa­ Special Education tion

Robert J. Westley to rank of COLLEGE OF GENERAL STUDIES Associate Professor of Special Education F. Theodore Marvin to rank of Assistant Professor of Esther Bourziel to rank of Humanities Assistant Professor of Teacher Education Carl J. Engels to rank of Associate Professor of Ruby King to rank of Assistant Natural Science Professor of Teacher Educa­ tion David S. DeShon to rank of Associate Professor of Dorothy L. Bladt to rank of Social Sciences Associate Professor of Teacher Education THE GRADUATE COLLEGE

James W. Burns to rank of Ardith B. Embs to rank of Associate Professor of Assistant Professor of Teacher Education Librarianship

Joe R. Chapel to rank of Eleanor R. McKinney to rank Associate Professor of of Associate Professor of Teacher Education Librarianship

Richard L. Harring to rank COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES of Associate Professor of Teacher Education William Garland to rank of Professor of Anthropology David W. Hessler to rank of Associate Professor of Mary E. Neu to rank of Assistant Teacher Education Professor of Art

Uldis Smidchens to rank of Gordon J. Grinwis to rank of Associate Professor of Associate Professor of Art Teacher Education Dwayne M. Lowder to rank of Associate Professor of Art

March 19, 1971 811 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Paul A. Robbert to rank of Lewis Carlson to rank of Professor of Art Associate Professor of History Dona J. Fowler to rank of Associate Professor of Gerald L. Sievers to rank of Biology Associate Professor of Mathematics Richard D. Brewer to rank of Professor of Biology John W. Petro to rank of Professor of Mathematics Robert E. Harmon to rank of Professor of Chemistry Peter Krawutschke to rank of Assistant Professor of Jochanan Stenesh to rank of Modern and Classical Professor of Chemistry Languages

Leon Nobes to rank of Assistant Lindsey Wilhite to rank of Professor of Communication Assistant Professor of Arts and Sciences Modern and Classical Languages Sharon Ratliffe to rank of Assistant Professor of George Osmun to rank of Communication Arts and Professor of Modern and Sciences Classical Languages

Alfred K. Ho to rank of Roger L. Cole to rank of Professor of Economics Professor of Modern and Classical Languages W. Terry Stokes to rank of Assistant Professor of Carl Bjerregaard to rank of English Associate Professor of Music John Fritscher to rank of Associate Professor Robert R. Fink to rank of of English Professor of Music

Russell M. Goldfarb to rank Donald Milton to rank of of Professor of English Associate Professor of Philosophy Philip P. Micklin to rank of Assistant Professor of Larry D. Oppliger to rank of Geography Professor of Physics

Charles F. Heller to rank of Robert W. Kaufman to rank of Professor of Geography Professor of Political Science John D. Grace to rank of Associate Professor of Nancy A. Falk to rank of Geology Associate Professor of Religion Richard N. Passero to rank of Associate Professor Rudolf J. Siebert to rank of of Geology Professor of Religion

Ronald W. Davis to rank of Martin H. Ross to rank of Assistant Professor of Associate Professor of History Sociology

John T. Houdek to rank of Milton J. Brawer to rank of Assistant Professor of Professor of Sociology History

812 March 19, 1971 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

David M. Lewis to rank of Peggy M. King, Adjunct Professor of Sociology Assistant Professor of Social Work, effective Merl C. Hokenstad, Jr. to April 1, 1971 to April 1, rank of Professor of 1974 (New) Social Work Norman A. Kurilik, Instructor Frances Lohr to rank of in English, effective Associate Professor August 16, 1971, terminat- of Speech Pathology ing April 1972 (Reappointment) and Audiology John L. Mason, Instructor in LIBRARY Engineering and Technology, effective August 16, 1971 Michael Buckner to rank of (Replacement) Assistant Professor William J. McGranahan, Assistant Dorotha Kercher to rank of Professor of Russian, ef­ Assistant Professor fective August 16, 1971 (Replacement) INSTRUCTIONAL COMMUNICATIONS Ronald Mowry, Adjunct Assistant Charles Woodliff to rank Professor of Social Work, of Professor effective April 1, 1971 (New)

COUNSELING CENTER Donna Oas, Instructor in Speech Pathology and Audiology, Laura M. Manis to rank of effective August 16, 1971 Assistant Professor (Regular one-half time position) June Mochizuki to rank of Assistant Professor Joseph P. Stoltman, Assistant Professor of Geography, Appointments effective August 16, 1971 (Replacement) Seamus Cooney, Assistant Professor of English, Retirements with Emeritus Status effective August 16, 1971 (New Position) Wendall B. Fidler, Associate Professor of Distributive Nancy Cutbirth, Assistant Education, effective April 17, Professor of English, 1971, with the title Associate effective August 16, Professor Emeritus of Distributive 1971 (Replacement) Education

Robert J. Griffin, Assistant Ethel B. West, Assistant Professor Professor of Spanish, of Communication Arts and effective August 16, Sciences, effective April 17, 1971 (Replacement) 1971, with the title Assistant Professor Emeritus of Communica­ Ronald R. Hutchinson, tion Arts and Sciences Adjunct Associate Professor of Psychology, Changes of Title effective January 4, 1971 for three years (Reappoint­ Ollin J. Drennan, from Professor ment) and Area Chairman of Natural Sciences to Associate Dean, Donald Johnson, Instructor College of General Studies in English, effective and Professor and Area Chair­ August 16, 1971, ter­ man of Natural Sciences, ef­ minating April 1972 fective July 1, 1971 (Reappointment)

March 19, 1971 813 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Sidney Dykstra, from Assistant Appointment Dean, The Graduate College to Associate Dean, The Cornell Pope, Assistant to the Graduate College, effective Director, Office of Re­ July 1, 1971 search Services, effective May 3, 1971, A-III (Re­ Darrell G. Jones, from Head, placement) Department of Business Education and Administra­ Promotions and Changes in Title tive Services to Associate Dean, College of Business, John Asma, Chief Accountant, effective July 1, 1971 to Director of Audits, effective April 5, 1971 Reappointments as Department Chairman Gerald Schwemmin, Internal Ernst A. Breisach, Chairman of Auditor to Assistant the Department of History, Controller and Chief effective July 1, 1971, for Accountant, effective an additional three years April 5, 1971

Charles T. Brown, Chairman of Promotion the Department of Communica­ tion Arts and Sciences, ef­ Laurence H. Berman, Director fective July 1, 1971 for Testing Services, from an additional five years A-III to A-IV, effective July 1, 1971 Resignation as Associate Dean Amendments to the Faculty Senate Consti­ Fred V. Hartenstein, from tution. The Trustees approved the amendments Associate Dean, College to the Faculty Constitution as previously ap­ of Business to Professor proved by the Faculty, the Faculty Senate, of Management, effective and by the President of the University. These July 1, 1971 amendments mainly pertain to the election of faculty members to serve on the Student Resignation Services Council.

Robert 0. LaDuke, Instructor A complete copy of these amendments are in Special Education, on file in the Secretary's office. effective August 28, 1970 Authorization to Grant Degrees for April Change in Sabbatical Leave Commencement. The Trustees authorized the President of the University to confer degrees Leonard Gernant, Director of at the April 17, 1971, Commencement as recom­ Academic Services, be mended by the Faculty of the University. changed for the convenience of the University and personal 1971-72 Student Fees. The Trustee ap­ reasons, from the present grant proved the reconunendation that the item of which authorized a sabbatical 1971-72 Student Fees be moved to their next for the Spring and Summer month's Agenda for detailed discussion and Sessions 1971, to the Summer final action. Session 1971 and the Spring Session 1972 The Trustees approved the recommenda­ tion that the student fee deposit for Non-Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees returning students be discontinued, effective approved the following appointment, promotions immediately. and changes in title, and promotion as presented in the Non-Academic Personnel Report: The Trustees directed the administra­ tion to consider the possibilities of de­ veloping a differential plan of student fees, residence hall, and apartment rates for spring and summer sessions.

814 March 19, 1971 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Residence Hall and Apartment Rates, line of Section 31, T. 2 S., 1971-72. The Trustees approved the recommen­ R. 11 W.), and the point of dation that the item of residence hall and ending of said center line. apartment rates for 1971-72 be moved to their next month's Agenda for detailed discussion This easement will permit the City to and final action. complete a sanitary sewer serving areas south Gifts and Grants Report. The Trustees of Kalamazoo. accepted for the University the gifts and grants as contained in the Gifts and Grants Purchase of Property. The Trustees Report. The Secretary was directed to ac­ authorized the exercising of option for the knowledge and express appreciation to the purchase of the following parcel of land: donors on behalf of the Board of Trustees. Lot 44 and the South half of Continuing Education Student Fees. The Lot 45, Block 2, Woodlawn Park, Trustees approved the recommendation that the owned by Erie Ellen Rowe item of continuing education student fees be moved to their next month's Agenda for de­ (Trustee Johnson was excused at this tailed discussion and final action. time).

Granting of Sewer Easement to the City Bids for Installation of Underground of Kalamazoo. By roll call vote, the Trustees Electrical Power Line to Residence Halls approved the granting of a sewer easement to in Goldsworth Valley. The following bids the City of Kalamazoo. The following Trustees were received for the installation of a voted "Aye": 13.8 KV underground electrical power line to the residence halls in Goldsworth Valley: Fred W. Adams Robert D. Caine Union Electric $ 28,473.00 Dr. Julius Franks, Jr. Harlo Corporation 28,840.00 Mrs. Mildred L. Johnson Gables Electric 31,325.00 Charles E. Ludlow Kent Electric 33,975.00 Philip N. Watterson Modern Electric 38,995.00 High Voltage Systems 42,122.00 and the following Trustees voted "Nay": Rowen and Blair 42,892.00

None The Trustees approved the acceptance of the following low qualified bid and The sanitary sewer easement reads as follows: authorized the administration to award the contract accordingly. A sanitary sewer easement 20.0 feet in width, and lying 10.0 feet each Union Electric Company, side o'f the following described Battle Creek $ 28,473.00 center line; commencing at a point on the west line of Section 6, T. Adjournment. The meeting was declared 3 S., R. 11 W., 25.0 feet south adjourned at 3:55 p.m. of the northwest corner of said Section 6; running thence N. 89° Respectfully submitted, 54' 45" E., 1493.85 feet; thence N. 67° 52' 15" E., 434.51 feet; thence N. 19° 06' 45" W., 400.0 ° feet; thence N. 70 59' 45" W., W. Miller, Chairman 471.47 feet, more or less, to the easterly right of way line of U.S. 131, and the point of beginning of said center line; continuing thence N. 70° 59' 45" W., 19.74 feet; thence N. 32° 30' 45" E., 690.76 feet; thence N. 86° 34' 38" E. to the east line of the Western Michigan University land, (said east line also being the N. & S. 1/4

March 19, 1971 815 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

REGULAR MEETING as Director of University Libraries, leave of absence, tenure recommendations, and April 16, 1971 sabbatical leaves as presented in the Academic Personnel Report.

Appointments The Regular Meeting of the Western Michi­ gan University Board of Trustees was held on Ronald W. Davis, Assistant April 16, 1971, in the Board of Trustees Room Professor of History, of the University Student Center. effective August 16, 1971 (Reappointment) The meeting was called to order at 1:53 p.m. by President James W. Miller, Chairman. Neil L. Finley, Assistant Professor of Social Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Mrs. Work, effective April 26, Dalton, Dr. Franks, Mrs. Johnson, Ludlow and 1971 (New Position) Watterson. John T. Houdek, Assistant Trustee absent: Dykema. Professor of History, effective August 16, Also present were: Vice President Seibert, 1971 (Reappointment) Vice President Coulter, Vice President Coyne, Secretary Ellis, Treasurer Wetnight, Mr. Peter W. Krawutschke, O'Connor, Dr. Swierenga and Counsel Henry Ford, Assistant. Professor Jr. of German, effective August 16, 1971 (Re­ Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trustees appointment) accepted and approved the Agenda as presented for the meeting. John P. Kyriazis, Instructor in History, effective Minutes. The Minutes of the March 19, August 16, 1971, ter­ 1971, Regular Meeting were approved as minating April 1972 circulated. (Reappointment)

Report of a Department Chairman. Dr. Eleonore E. Mai, Instructor Charles T. Brown, Chairman, Department of in German, effective Communication Arts and Sciences, presented August 16, 1971, terminat­ an information report to the Trustees on the ing April 1972 (Reappoint­ academic program and overall objectives of ment) that department within the framework of the University. Hermann Peine, Assistant Professor of Psychology, Petitions and Communications. Under the effective August 16, 1971 item of Residence Hall and Apartment Rates, (New Position) 1971-72, the Trustees received a petition from Mr. John A. Fabrizio, a representative of Alta Richmond, Instructor in married students living in Married Student Spanish, effective August 16, Housing on campus. The petition was signed 1971 (Reappointment) by over three hundred people who were in opposition to the proposed rent increase for Fred Sanderlin, Instructor in apartments. A discussion period on this issue English, effective August 16, followed in which the Trustees, staff, and 1971, terminating April 1972 the representative participated. (Reappointment)

The Trustees commended the married students Arthur G. Snapper, Associate for the manner utilized in expressing their Professor of Psychology, position and concern. effective August 16, 1971 (Replacement) Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees approved the following appointments, resigna­ tions, resignations as department heads, appointments as Department Chairmen, appointment

816 April 16, 1971 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

William T. Swinehart, Dean R. Tyndall, Chairman, Assistant Professor Department of Occupa­ of Engineering and tional Therapy, ef­ Technology, effective fective July 1, 1971, August 16, 1971, for a period of four terminating April 1972 years (Replacement) (Reappointment) Appointment as Director of University Alden H. Wright, Assistant Libraries Professor of Mathematics, effective August 16, 1971 Carl H. Sachtleben, Professor (Reappointment) and Director of University Libraries, effective Resignations August 1, 1971 (Replacement)

Jing-Shen Tao, Assistant Leave of Absence Without Pay Professor of History, effective April 17, 1971 John A. R. Blacking, Professor of Anthropology, from Clarence J. Means, Associate September 1, 1971 to August 31, Professor of Physical 1972, to carry out research Education, effective into Irish Traditional Music, April 17, 1971 Queens University, Belfast

Resignations as Department Heads Tenure Recommendations (Ranks Effective July 1, 1971.) George E. Bradley from Professor and Head, COLLEGE OF APPLIED SCIENCES Department of Physics, to Professor of Physics, Dennis E. Darling, Assistant effective June 30, 1971 Professor of Industrial Education Rosalia A. Kiss, from Professor and Head, Department of Forrest 0. Hutchins, Instructor Occupational Therapy, in Transportation Technology to Professor of Occupa­ tional Therapy, ef­ Joseph A. Kelemen, Associate fective June 30, 1971 Professor of Engineering and Technology Lloyd J. Schmaltz, from Professor and Head, Stephen I. Kukolich, Professor Department of Geology, of Paper Science and Engineer­ to Professor of Geology, ing effective June 30, 1971 Ronald L. Sackett, Assistant Appointments as Department Chairmen Professor of Transporta­ tion Technology Allen C. Dotson, Chairman, Department of Physics, William J. Stiefel, III, Assoc­ effective July 1, 1971, iate Professor of Engineering for a period of three and Technology years (Replacement) COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Frederick P. Gault, Chairman, Department of Psychology, Joan Ann Boucher, Assistant effective July 1, 1971, Professor of Music for a period of three years (Replacement) Mercedes Cardenas, Assistant Professor of Spanish

April 16, 1971 817 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Dean W. Cooke, Associate Dwayne M. Lowder, Associate Professor of Chemistry Professor of Art

Kenneth A. Dahlberg, Assistant Richard W. Malott, Associate Professor of Political Professor of Psychology Science Mary J. Mohr, Assistant Joseph V. DeLuca, Associate Professor of Art Professor of Art Leon D. Nobes , Assistant David G. Dickason, Assistant Professor of Communica­ Professor of Geography tion Arts and Sciences

Richard J. Dieker, Associate Richard Passero, Associate Professor of Communica­ Professor of Geology tion Arts and Sciences Richard G. Pulaski, Assistant Gerald Dumlao, Assistant Professor of Philosophy Professor of Art Phyllis Rappeport, Associate Nancy A. Falk, Associate Professor of Music Professor of Religion Sharon Ratliffe, Assistant Stephen B. Friedman, Associate Professor of Communica­ Professor of Biology tion Arts and Sciences

Constantine J. Gianakaris, Curtis A. Rhodes, Assistant Associate Professor of Professor of Art English Chester B. Rogers, Assistant Anthony A. Gioia, Associate Professor of Political Professor of Mathematics Science

Ross Gregory, Associate Martin H. Ross, Associate Professor of History Professor of Sociology

Daniel P. Hendriksen, Ernest E. Rossi, Associate Associate Professor Professor of Political of Linguistics Science

John E. Herman, Assistant Jules Rossman, Associate Professor of Physics Professor of Communica­ tion Arts and Sciences Edgar Iselberg, Associate Professor of Biology David A. Sheldon, Assistant Professor of Music Alan C. Isaak, Associate Professor of Political Thomas E. Small, Associate Science Professor of English

Robert P. Johnston, Associate Kathleen Smith, Associate Professor of Art Professor of English

Joseph M. Kanamueller, Robert L. Stallman, Associate Assistant Professor Professor of English of Chemistry Lyda Stillwell, Assistant Donald E. King, Assistant Professor of Communica­ Professor of Art tion Arts and Sciences

818 April 16, 1971 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Gian C. Sud, Associate Rachel M. Inselberg, Associate Professor of Biology Professor of Teacher Educa­ tion Morton Wagenfeld, Associate Professor of Sociology Patricia A. Lemanski, Assistant Professor of Women's Constance Weaver, Assistant Physical Education Professor of English Barbara Ann Mehoke, Instructor Robert L. Whaley, Assistant in Teacher Education Professor of Music Stephen R. Nisbet, Assistant Kung-Wei Yang, Associate Professor of Teacher Professor of Mathematics Education

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Frank R. Olenchak, Assistant Professor of Teacher Jean D. Phillips, Assistant Education Professor of Business Education and Administra­ Fred C. Orlofsky, Assistant tive Services Professor of Men's Physical Education James S. Casey, Associate Professor of General Anna M. Robertson, Assistant Business Professor of Women's Physical Education COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Virginia Sorenson, Associate Max E. Benne, Associate Professor of Teacher Professor of Teacher Education Education COLLEGE OF GENERAL STUDIES Esther M. Bourziel, Assistant Professor of Teacher Phillip D. Adams, Assistant Education Professor of Humanities

William A. Carlson, Professor Theodore P. Bank, II, Assistant of Counseling and Personnel Professor of Social Science

William D. Coats, Associate Dale H. Porter, Assistant Professor of Educational Professor of Humanities Leadership THE GRADUATE COLLEGE Myron L. Coulter, Professor of Teacher Education Ardith B. Embs, Assistant Professor of Librarianship Ronald A. Crowell, Assistant Professor of Teacher Marilyn L. Miller, Assistant Education Professor of Librarianship

David H. Curl, Professor of WALDO LIBRARY Teacher Education Alexander Body, Assistant Mary F. Fenton, Assistant Professor Professor of Teacher Education Ellen Cha, Assistant Professor

Robert D. Hellenga, Associate Marjorie K. Ho, Assistant Professor of Educational Professor Leadership

April 16, 1971 819 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

COUNSELING CENTER Albert H. Jackman, Professor and Head, Department of C. Bruce MacQueen, Assistant Geography, from January 1, Professor to June 30, 1972, to study the efforts of Canadians INSTRUCTIONAL COMMUNICATIONS and Alaskans to reconcile the objectives of con­ Ralph M. Spink, Associate servationists to preserve Professor the Arctic and Subarctic environments with the Sabbatical Leaves desires of resource de­ velopers to exploit the T. D. Argyropoulos, Associate nature's bounty. Professor of Art, for the Winter Semester 1972, Haym Kruglak, Professor of to (1) devote full-time Physics, for the Winter to his creative work as an Semester 1972, to study artist and (2) to accelerate recent developments in his study in Electrical astronomy, astrophysics Engineering Technology which and space science. is necessary to his work in light art based upon technology. Paul L. Maier, Professor of History, for the Winter Donald H. Bouma, Professor of Semester 1972, to conduct Sociology, for the Winter historical and archaeological Semester 1972, to under­ research on the early Fla­ take a study of youth at­ vian era of the Roman Empire, titudes toward authority specifically the period from (particularly the police) 70 to 81 A.D. and their willingness to cooperate in law enforce­ Robert L. Shafer, Associate ment in several cities in Professor of English, for Europe, particularly in the Winter Semester 1972, West Berlin. to complete his transla­ tion of Louis de la Vallee Benjamin Ebling, Associate Poussin's classic study, Professor of French, for Nirvana, and to continue the Winter Semester 1972, research on current reli­ to pursue work in cross­ gious teaching and practice cultural comparisons in in the asramas in India. Lyon, France, which be­ gan in the sunnner of 1969 Charles Van Riper, Distinguished at the Institut National University Professor, for des Sciences Appliquees the Winter Semester 1972, to write a book on "The Edsel L. Erickson, Professor Treatment of Stuttering" of Sociology and Teacher as a sequel to his recently Education, for the Winter published book on The Nature Semester 1972, to study of Stuttering. the Social system and social psychological Donald C. Weaver, Professor of factors associated with Educational Leadership, for educable mental retarda­ the Winter Semester 1972, tion, psychological mal­ to prepare a taxonomy of adjustment, blindness and Community Education objec­ deafness among students tives, positing a theory in experimental sites at and developing a set of the Research and Develop­ criteria for the evaluation ment Center for Exceptional of programs in the field of Children, Yeshiva University. Community Education.

820 April 16, 1971 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Zack L. York, Professor of subsequently reduce their load Communication Arts and during the drop-add period shall Sciences, for the Winter be entitled to a refund of 100 Semester 1972, to study per cent of any difference in in England the Speech the assessments. Education and Youth Theatre programs of the 3. Changes in student loads prior elementary, middle and to the end of the final day secondary schools and for adding a course are re­ also to observe University assessments. Speech Education and Theatre programs. 4. Refunds for complete with­ drawals will be granted as Non-Academic Personnel Report. The follows: Trustees approved the following appointment as presented in the Non-Academic Personnel Report: 100% Through the end of the final day for Appointment adding a course

Wendell Watts, Director of the 50% From the end of the Model Cities Counseling final day for adding Center, effective March 22, a course through the 1971, terminating December 31, 5th week of classes 1971 (A-IV) (Grand Rapids in a semester or Center) second week in a ses­ sion Gifts and Grants Report. The Trustees accepted for the University the gifts and grants Refunds due students who made as contained in the Gifts and Grants Report. an Admissions Deposit will be The Secretary was directed to acknowledge and reduced by that $50 Deposit. express appreciation to the donors on behalf of the Board of Trustees. Continuing Education Student Fees. The Trustees approved the following Continuing 1971-72 Student Fees. The Trustees ap­ Education Student Fees and Refund Schedule proved the following student fee rates effective effective with the Summer Session 1971: with the Summer Session 1971: a. Fees will be the "on campus" Resident Undergraduate $ 18.00 rate in effect at the time Non-resident Undergraduate 38.00 plus an "off-campus factor." Resident Graduate 24.00 Non-resident Graduate 58.00 b. The "off-campus" factor will be determined as follows: The Trustees also approved the following amendments to the Student Fee Refund Policy: (1) 60% of the budgeted cost of off-campus centers less STUDENT FEES AND APPLIED MUSIC FEES directors' salaries A student who withdraws from the University or who reduces his credit hour load, re­ (2) 100% of off-campus class­ sulting in lower fees, will be granted a room rentals partial refund (see schedule) of the total paid subject to the following conditions: (3) 100% of the Extension Of­ fice budgeted cost less 1. A refund will not be granted direct payments for in­ for reducing the current hour struction and the director's load after the final day for salary adding a course as established by the Registrar. (4) The sum of 1, 2 and 3 will be divided by estimated 2. Pre-registered students who have credit hours to compute paid student fees prior to the the factor. The factor will last day of registration and who be rounded to the closest 50¢.

April 16, 1971 821 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Continuing Education students will be Charles E. Ludlow subject to the same refund schedule that ap­ Philip N. Watterson plies to on-campus students except that the 50% refund for complete withdrawal will apply and the following Trustees voted "Nay": through the first one-third of the scheduled class meetings. None

Residence Hall and Apartment Rates, 1971-72. The resolution reads as follows: The Trustees approved the following Residence Hall and Apartment Rates, effective with the WHEREAS, the concept of a pedes­ Fall Semester 1971: trian campus at Western Michigan Uni­ versity is established in the Campus Accommodation Period Amount Development Plan approved by the WMU Board of Trustees and the Joint Capital Room and Board Semester $530.00 Outlay Committee of the Michigan Legisla­ Room Only (Specified ture, and Halls) Semester 180.00 Room and Board WHEREAS, to establish a pedestrian (3 in Room) Semester 505.00 campus it is necessary to close two Apartments Kalamazoo city streets and to accomplish Elmwood & Valley - this while at the same time providing One Bedroom Month 103.50 for greater convenience and for the Elmwood & Valley - alleviation of the traffic situation, Two Bedroom Month 116.50 the Michigan Legislature has appropriated Stadium Drive - $250,000 for the purchase of land which One Bedroom Month 113.50 the University is authorized to deed to Stadium Drive - the City of Kalamazoo for the purpose Two Bedroom Month 123.50 of continuing Howard Street from Stadium Drive to Michigan Avenue when portions Purchase of Property. The Trustees of two city streets which pass through authorized the exercising of the options for the center of the West Campus are purchase of the following parcels of land: ordered to be vacated.

Lots 9, and 10, Block 5, NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that Plat of Kalamazoo Park, the Western Michigan University Board Owned by Arnold and of Trustees officially affirm the re­ Marija Girupnieks quest made by President James W. Miller on behalf of the University to the and City of Kalamazoo asking the vacating of those portions of the following Lots 51, 52, 53 and 54, thoroughfares, specifically described Block 3, Plat of Kalamazoo as: Park, Owned by William and Caroline Koski West Michigan Avenue from the East line of Section Resolution Regarding Western Michigan 20, westerly to the East University's Request for the City Commission line of Marion Street, of Kalamazoo to Vacate Portions of West Michi­ gan Avenue and Vande Giessen Road. By roll Vande Giessen Road from call vote, the Trustees adopted the following the North line of the resolution pertaining to Western Michigan Uni­ right-of-way to the Howard versity's request for the city of Kalamazoo to Street Extension northerly vacate portions of West Michigan Avenue and to West Michigan Avenue, and Vande Giessen Road. The following Trustees voted "Aye": BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the above named streets are not to be Fred W. Adams closed to travel through the campus Robert D. Caine until the section of Howard Street Mrs. Dorothy U. Dalton between Stadium Drive and Michigan Dr. Julius Franks, Jr. Avenue is open to and being used by Mrs. Mildred L. Johnson vehicular traffic.

822 April 16, 1971 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Bid Authorization for Acquisition of Parcel within the scope of its powers, of Land on Vande Giessen Road. The Trustees which said private property is authorized the Administration to offer to pay described as follows: $22,200 and to complete the purchase thereof of a parcel of land owned by the Estate of All that certain piece of Tillie Bjorkstrom, deceased. This parcel of parcel of land situated in land is located on Vande Giessen Road. the City of Kalamazoo, County of .Kalamazoo, State of Michi­ Trustees Fred W. Adams and Robert D. Caine gan, and described as follows: abstained from the above action. Beginning at the Northwest Resolution for Authorization of Condemna­ corner of land conveyed to tion Proceeding for Acquisition of Parcel of Henry Vande Giessen in Liber Land on Vande Giessen Road. By roll call vote, 34 of Deeds, Page 481, in the the Trustees adopted a resolution for authoriza­ office of the Register of tion of condemnation proceeding for acquisition Deeds for Kalamazoo County, of a parcel of land located on Vande Giessen Michigan; thence Northeasterly Road. The following Trustees voted "Aye": along the East line of Vande Giessen Avenue 10 1/4 rods Mrs. Dorothy U. Dalton (169.12 feet); thence Easterly Dr. Julius Franks, Jr. parallel to the North line of Mrs. Mildred L. Johnson the said Vande Giessen land Charles H. Ludlow 216.56 feet to the Westerly Philip N. Watterson right-of-way line of the New York Central Railroad, thence and the following Trustees voted "Nay": Southwesterly along said rail­ road right-of-way 200.84 feet None. to the North line of said Vande Giessen land, thence The following Trustees abstained: Westerly along said North line 151.0 feet to the place of Fred W. Adams beginning. Robert D. Caine. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this The resolution reads as follows: Board of Trustees does hereby declare that the said purpose is for the use WHEREAS, Western Michigan University and benefit of the public. Board of Trustees, being the board of control of said institution, is a public BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that corporation with statutory power to take Henry Ford, Jr., the attorney for and acquire property for public purposes said Western Michigan University and for the purposes of its incorporation, Board of Trustees, shall be and he and is hereby directed to institute the necessary proceedings in behalf of WHEREAS, the parcel of land herein­ said Western Michigan University after described is adjacent to the campus Board of Trustees in the Circuit of Western Michigan University and lies Court of the County of Kalamazoo, within the area included in the Campus State of Michigan, for the taking Development Plan of said University, of said private property by condemna­ tion for a just compensation to be NOW, BE IT RESOLVED that Western made to the persons having interests Michigan University Board of Trustees therein, and that proceedings be in­ does hereby declare that it is nec­ stituted under Act No. 149, Public essary for said Board of Trustees to Acts of Michigan, 1911, as amended. acquire said parcel of land for a public improvement and for the purposes Approval of Walwood Hall as a Residence of its incorporation, and said Board Hall for Students of Twenty-one Years of Age of Trustees does hereby declare that and Older. The Trustees approved and ratj­ it deems it necessary to take private fied the program recommended by the Admin­ property for said public purposes and istration for establishing and maintaining for the purposes of its incorporation Walwood Hall as a residence hall for

April 16, 1971 823 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

students of twenty-one years of age and older, REGULAR MEETING with alternating floors for men and women. May 21, 1971 Adjournment. The meeting was declared adjourned at 3:53 p.m. The Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees was held on May 21, Respectfully submitted, 1971, in the Board of Trustees Room of the Uni­ versity Student Center.

The meeting was called to order at 1:41 p.m. Miller, Chairman by President James W. Miller, Chairman.

Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Dykema, Dr. Franks, Mrs. Johnson and Watterson. Peter R. Ellis, Secretary Trustees_ absent: Mrs. Dalton and Ludlow.

Also present were: Vice President Seibert, Vice President Coulter, Vice President Coyne, Secretary Ellis, Treasurer Wetnight, Mr. O'Connor, Dr. Swierenga and Counsel Henry Ford, Jr.

Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trustees accepted and approved the Agenda as presented for the meeting.

Minutes. The Minutes of the April 16, 1971, Regular Meeting were approved as circulated.

Petitions and Corrmunic.ations. The Secre­ tary informed the Trustees that he had not re­ ceived any petitions or corrmunications to call to their attention this month.

Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees approved the following appointments, appoint­ ment as area chairman, appointment as depart­ ment head, resignations, resignation as area chairman, rescinding of appointment, transfer, leave of absence without pay and change of title as presented in the Academic Personnel Report.

Appoin tmen ts

Brian R. Alm, Instructor in English, effective August 16, 1971, ter­ minating April 1973 (Replacement)

R. Douglas Averitt, Instructor in History, effective August 16, 1971, terminating April 1972 (Reappointment)

Beatrice H. Beech, Assistant Pro­ fessor, Library, effective August 30, 1971 (Replacement)

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Robert N. Brewer, Instructor in James Kauppi, Instructor in Engineer­ Social Science, effective ing and Technology, effective August 16, 1971, tenninating August 16, 1971, tenninating April 1972 (Reappointment) April 1972 (Replacement)

Joseph T. Buckley, Associate Pro­ James L. Kern, Assistant Professor of fessor of Mathematics, effec­ Teacher Education, effective tive August 16, 1971 (Reappoint­ August 16, 1971 (Replacement) ment) Edward Kosberg, Instructor in History, Maryellen Hains Clampit, Assistant effective August 16, 1971, ter­ Professor of English, effec­ minating April 1972 (Reappointment) tive August 16, 1971 (Replace­ ment) Barbara W. Lex, Assistant Professor of Anthropology and Social Science, Luther R. Dease, Adjunct Assistant effective August 16, 1971 (Re­ Professor of Teacher Educa­ appointment) tion, effective July 1, 1971, for a period of three years David H. McKee, Instructor, Waldo (Reappointment) Library, effective June 14, 1971 (New Position) Harold D. Dishon, Instructor in Engineering and Technology, Milo Martin Meadows, Jr., Assistant effective August 16, 1971, Professor of Humanities, effec­ tenninating April 1972 (Re­ tive August 16, 1971 (Replacement) placement) Sue K. Odom, Instructor in History, Howard J. Dooley, Instructor in effective August 16, 1971, ter­ History, effective August 16, minating April 1972 (Reappointment) 1971, tenninating April 1972 (Reappointment) Marvin Ouwinga, Instructor in History, effective August 16, 1971, ter­ Ellen Rozanne Elder, Instructor minating April 1972 (Reappointment) in History, effective August 16, 1971, tenninating April Robert G. Payne, Assistant Professor 1973 (Reappointment) of Teacher Education, effective August 16, 1971 (Replacement) Scott L. Gibson, Instructor in History, effective August 16, Charles Pratt, Instructor in History, 1971, tenninating April 1972 effective August 16, 1971, ter­ (Reappointment) minating April 1972 (Reappointment)

Bryna Graff, Instructor in Humani­ Donald H. Raiche, Instructor in Humani­ ties, effective August 16, ties, effective August 16, 1971, 1971, tenninating April 1972 tenninating April 1973 (Replacement) (Replacement) Neal Raisman, Instructor in English, Richard L. Hamilton, Instructor effective August 16, 1971, ter­ in Engineering and Technology, minating April 1973 (Replacement) effective August 16, 1971 (Replacement) Bernard R. Sered, Assistant Professor of Accountancy, effective August Earl Herrick, Instructor in English, 16, 1971, tenninating April 1972 effective August 16, 1971, (Reappointment) terminating April 1972 (Re­ appointment) Larry J. Shaw, Instructor in English, effective August 16, 1971, ter­ Susan Huston, Instructor in History, minating April 1973 (Replacement) effective August 16, 1971, terminating April 1973 (Re­ appointment)

May 21, 1971 825 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Ellen Rae Siehl, Instructor in Donald J. Lehnus, Assistant Professor Humanities, effective August of Librarianship, effective 16, 1971, terminating April April 17, 1971 1972 (Replacement) Thomas R. Mollison, Instructor in Donald C. Simpson, Instructor in Accountancy, effective April Religion, effective August 17, 1971 16, 1971, terminating April 1972 (Replacement) R. Gerald Saylor, Assistant Professor of Economics, effective June 30, Barry D. Wood, Instructor in 1971 Social Science, effective August 16, 1971, terminating Gene F. Stearns, Associate Professor April 1972 (Reappointment) of Educational Leadership, effec­ tive April 17, 1971 Charlotte H. Wright, Instructor in French, effective August 16, Resignation as Area Chairman 1971, terminating April 1972 (Replacement) Dick R. Williams, Area Chairman, Social Science in the College of General Appointment as Area Chairman Studies, effective June 30, 1971, to continue as Assistant Professor David S. Deshon, Area Chairman of of Social Science Social Sciences, in the College of General Studies, Rescinding of Appointment effective July 1, 1971, ter­ minating June 30, 1972 (Re­ Neil L. Finley, Assistant Professor, placement) School of Social Work, effective innnediately Appointment as Department Head Transfer L. Michael Moskovis, Professor and Head, Department of Business Lynwood H. Bartley, to Assistant Pro­ Education and Administrative fessor of Humanities, from Assis­ Services, effective July 1, tant Professor, Division of In­ 1971 (Replacement) structional Connnunications, effec­ tive August 16, 1971 Resignations Leave of Absence Without Pay Alvin J. Bytwork, Associate Pro­ fessor of Marketing, effec­ Louis G. Junker, Professor of Economics, tive April 22, 1972 effective June 1971, to June 1972, as UNESCO advisor to the govern­ David W. Colemen, Assistant Pro­ ment of Mauritius fessor of Natural Science and Black Americana Studies, Change of Title effective August 25, Maurice F. Seay, from Acting Dean to Jonah Goldstein, Assistant Pro­ Associate Dean, College of Educa­ fessor of Social Science, tion, effective July 1, 1971, to effective April 17,. 1971 December 31, 1971, or until suc­ cessor is named Mary Keith, Assistant Professor of Humanities, effective April 17 Non-Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees -1971 approved the following appointments and resigna­ tion as presented in the Non-Academic Personnel Gertrude S. Kirkwood, Coordinator Report. of Student Teaching, Detroit, effective July 16, 1971

826 May 21, 1971 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Appointments Also, Lots 5 and 6, 30 and 31, of Block 5; Lots 35 and 36 of Block 4; Lots 1 and Robert T. Anderson, Physical Plant, 4, of Block 3; all being in the plat of effective April 19, 1971 Kalamazoo Park, as on file and of record (A-IV) (Replacement) in the office of the Register of Deeds for said County in Liber 8 of Plats, on Robert Sinanian, Physician, Health Page 9. Center, effective August 16, 1971 (A-VII) (Replacement) Purchase of Property. The Trustees authoriz­ ed the exercising of options for purchase of the Resignation following parcels of land:

Allie A. Parrish, Advisor, Univer­ Lots 31 and 32, Block 4, Plat of Kalama­ sity Standards and Procedures, zoo Park, owned by Vern R. and Marguerite effective June 30, 1971 M. Helmer and Jerry H. and Jennie A. Helmer

Physicians' Assistants Training Program. Lots 19, 20 and 21 of Block 2 of Woodlawn The Trustees approved and authorized the es­ Park, owned by William P. and Lois J. tablishment of a Bachelor's degree program Kimbrel for the preparation of Type A Physicians' Assistants effective July 1, 1971, subject Granting of Easement to Michigan Bell Tele­ to proper support and funding. phone Company (Parkview Avenue). By roll call vote the Trustees approved the granting of a Change in Regular Meeting Date. The right-of-way easement to Michigan Bell Tele­ Trustees approved the following change in phone Company. The following Trustees voted the Regular Meeting Schedule: "Aye":

Regular June Meeting June 11, 1971 Fred W. Adams 1:00 p.m. Robert D. Caine Haven Hill Lodge John R. Dykema Dr. Julius Franks, Jr. Gifts and Grants Report. The Trustees Mrs. Mildred L. Johnson accepted for the University the gifts and Philip N. Watterson grants as contained in the Gifts and Grants Report. The Secretary was directed to ac­ and the following Trustees voted "Nay": knowledge and express appreciation to the donors on behalf of the Board of Trustees. None

Confirmation of Sales Agreement. The The easement reads as follows: Trustees confirmed and approved the action taken by the Treasurer of the Board, after BE IT RESOLVED that the President of the a telephonic poll of the Trustees, on May 6, University and the Secretary of Western 1971, in signing the Sales Agreement with Michigan University Board of Trustees shall the Industrial State Bank & Trust Company as be and they are hereby authorized to sign, Trustee of the following described property: acknowledge, and deliver for and in behalf of Western Michigan University Board of All those certain pieces or parcels of Trustees the conveyance document as request­ land situated in the City of Kalamazoo, ed and submitted by Michigan Bell Telephone County of Kalamazoo, State of Michigan Company by which a right-of-way easement described as follows: shall be conveyed to said Michigan Bell Tele­ phone Company, said right-of-way easement Lots 17 to 28 inclusive; Lots 36 to being for the purpose of the construction, 43 inclusive; Lots 46 to 50 inclu­ maintenance and operation of underground sive; Lots 59 and 60; Lots 71 to 88 cable facilities and being an easement one inclusive; Lots 103 to 111 inclusive; (1) rod in width, parallel and adjacent and Lots 113 to 124 inclusive; all to the highway known as Parkview Avenue; being in the Assessor's Plat at Kala­ centerline of said easement is 41.25 feet mazoo Park Annex, as recorded in the south of centerline of Parkview Avenue, office of the Register of Deeds for and located in the W \NE\ sec 31, Also Kalamazoo County in Liber 14 of Plats, E \NW\ sd sec, Also E \SW\ sd sec exc Page 11; that part lying between W 1/8 line and the

May 21, 1971 827 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

W r-o-w line of highway US-131 227.2 A. 78° 13'5�' W alg the Nly li of Howard St 326.92 ft for the place of beg; th alg Granting of Easement to Michigan Bell a curve to the right on the Nly li of Telephone Company (Stadium Drive Apart­ Howard St 672.21 ft, chord bearing N 640 ments). By roll call vote the Trustees 28'10" W, chord length 665.78, radius approved the granting of a right-of-way 1399.40 ft, central angle 27° 31'20"; easement to Michigan Bell Telephone Company th N 50° 42'3�' W alg the Nly li of to provide services to the addition to Howard St 209.47 ft; th N 1° ll' 30" W Stadium Drive Apartment units. The follow­ 191.99 ft to the Nly li of the Mich ing Trustees voted "Aye": State Hwy Dept ROW for Stadium Drive (US-131 & I-94 Bus Route); th N 390 Fred W. Adams 17'30" E alg sd Nly ROW line 997.50 ft; ° ° Robert D. Caine th S 71 42'30" E 415.76 ft; th S 18 44' W 757.24 ft; th S 32° 32' E 745.26 John R. Dykema ° Dr. Julius Franks, Jr. ft to the Nly li of Howard St; th N 78 Mrs. Mildred L. Johnson 13'50" W alg the Nly line of Howard St Philip N. Watterson 432.68 ft to the pl of beg. This par­ cel contains 20.60 acres. and the following Trustees voted "Nay": Michigan Bell Telephone Company may locate None said routes on, in, under, through and across said above described parcel of The easement reads as follows: land approximately as shown by the line on the sketch now on file in the Secre­ tary's of fice. BE IT RESOLVED that the President of the University and the Secretary of Western Change in Effective Date for Continuing Michigan University Board of Trustees Education Student Fees. The Trustees approved shall be and they are hereby authorized the recommendation that the action taken at the to sign, acknowledge, and deliver for April 16, 1971 Regular Meeting concerning Con­ and in behalf of Western Michigan Uni­ tinuing Education Student Fees be amended to versity Board of Trustees the conveyance become effective with the Fall Semester of 1971. document as requested and submitted by Michigan Bell Telephone Company by which a right-of-way easement shall be con­ Bids for Automotive Engire Test Cells (In­ veyed to said Michigan Bell Telephone dustrial Engineering and Technology Building). Company, said right-of-way easement being The Trustees approved notifying their agent, for the purpose of the construction, the Building Division of the Executive Office maintenance and operation of underground State of Michigan, of their recorrnnendation th�t cable facilities, with the right of in­ the following low qualified bidder be accepted gress and egress upon the herein des­ for the remodeling of the automotive engineer­ cribed lands for the purpose of the right­ ing test cells in the Industrial Engineering of-way granted, under, across, upon and/or and Technology Building: over the following described land owned by Western Michigan University: Associated Mechanical Services, Inc., Kalamazoo, Michigan - $47,166.00

Section 20 & 21, City of Kalamazoo, T2S, RllW, County of Kalamazoo, Report on Association of Governing Boards State of Michigan, and more fully Meeting, April 25-27, 1971. The Trustees re­ described as follows: Land iocated ceived a report from Trustees Caine, Mrs. in Secs 20 & 21, T2S, RllW, City Johnson and Watterson on the meeting of the of Kalamazoo, Co. of Kalamazoo, Association of Governing Boards of Colleges Mich and is more particularly desc and Universities held in Cincinnati, Ohio, as fol: comm at the SE car of Sec April 25-27, 1971. 20, T2S, RllW; th N oo 13'40" E alg the Eli of sd sec 214.08 ft Announcements. On behalf of her fellow to the Nly li of Howard St; th N trustees and the administration, the Chairman

828 May 21, 1971 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

and the Vice Chairman extended congratula­ REGULAR MEETING tions to Trustee Mildred L. Johnson on being the recipient of an outstanding achieve- June 11, 1971 ment award as an alumna of Augustana College, The Award will be presented to Trustee Johnson in late May. The Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees was held on June Adjournment, The meeting was declared 11, 1971 at Haven Hill Lodge, adjourned at 3:15 p.m. The meeting was called to order at 12:53 Respectfully submitted, p.m. by President James W. Miller, Chairman.

Trustees present: Caine, Dykema, Dr. Franks, Mrs. Johnson and Watterson. Miller, Chairman Trustees absent: Ad ams, Mrs. Dalton, and Ludlow.

Peter R. Ellis, Secretary Also present were: Vice President Seibert, Vice President Coulter, Vice President Coyne, Secretary Ellis, Treasurer Wetnight, Mr. O'Connor, Dr. Swierenga and Counsel Henry Ford, Jr.

Acceptance of the Agenda, The Trustees accepted and approved the Agenda as presented for the meeting.

Minutes. The Minutes of the May 21, !971 Regular Meeting were approved as circulated.

Petitions and Co111Dunications. The Trustees acknowledged receipt of a communication from Some Concerned Students who submitted a pro­ posal requesting a change in the present struc­ ture of allocating General Funds monies to student organizations. A discussion on this proposal followed in which the Trustees, staff, and the student representatives participated.

The Trustees approved a motion requesting that Vice President Coyne make a report at the next Regular Meeting relative to the subject of the allocation of General Fund monies to student organizations. The Trustees directed him to draw upon the appropriate elements within the University connnunity in the preparation of this report.

The Trustees commended the students for the manner utilized in expressing their position and concern,

Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees approved the following appointments, appointment as acting chairman, reappointment as director, resignations, retirement with emeritus status, change in sabbatical leave, and leave of absence without pay, as presented in the Academic Person­ nel Report.

June 11, 1971 829 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Appointments Philip Mariotti, Instructor in Geology, effective August Michael B. Atkins, Assistant Pro­ 16, 1971, terminating December fessor of Industrial Education 1971 (Reappointment) effective August 16, 1971 (Replacement) Gerald E. Markle, Assistant Professor of Sociology, effective August William J. Bechtel, Jr., Instruc­ 16, 1971 (Replacement) tor in Art, effective August 16, 1971, terminating April Ira A. Rutherford, Instructor in Social 1972 (Reappointment) Science, effective August 16, 1971, terminating April 1972 (Reappoint­ Gary P. Bergel, Instructor in Hu­ ment) manities, effective August 16, 1971, terminating April Charles K. Scharnberger, Assistant Pro­ 1973 (Replacement) fessor of Geology, effective August 16, 1971, terminating April Kenneth Bullmer, Assistant Pro­ 1972 (Replacement) fessor of Counseling and Per­ sonnel, effective August 16, Bonnie H. Sigren, Instructor in Humani­ 1971 (Reappointment) ties, effective August 16, 1971, terminating April 1973 (Replace­ James H. Butterworth, Assistant ment) Professor of Humanities, effective August 16, 1971 Ira Spar, Visiting Professor of History, (Replacement) effective August 16, 1971, terminat­ ing April 1972 (Replacement) Monique Y. Coyne, Instructor in French, effective August 16, Robert Townsend, Instructor in Teacher 1971 terminating April 1973 Education, effective August 16, (Reappointment) 1971, terminating April 1972 (Reappointment) Leona Durham, Instructor in English, effective August 16, 1971, Charles F. Woodward, Assistant Pro­ terminating April 1972 (Re­ fessor of Engineering and Tech­ placement) nology, effective August 16, 1971 (Reappointment) A. Louise Hall, Instructor in Music, effective August 16, 1971 Shirley C. Woodworth, Instructor in (Reappointment) Conmunication Arts and Sciences, effective August 16, 1971, (New Marion J. T. Hannaforrl, Instructor Position) in Georgraphy, effective August 16, 1971, terminating Ramon Zupko, Assistant Professor, April, 1972 (Replacement) Department of Music, effective August 16, 1971 (Replacement) Robert P. Hawkins, Assistant Pro­ fessor of Psychology, effec­ Appointment as Acting Chairman tive August 16, 1971 (Re­ placement) Kenneth E. Dickie, Associate Professor, Acting Chairman, Department of William B. Hunsberger, Instructor Teacher Education for one year, in Geography, effective July 1, 1971 to June 30, 1972 August 16, 1971, terminating April 1972 (Reappointment) Reappointment as Director

Ronald M. Larsen, Instructor in Fredric J. Mortimore, Director, Insti­ Accountancy, effective tute of International and Area August 16, 1971, terminating Studies, effective July 1, 1971 April 1973 (Replacement) for an additional two-year period

830 June 11, 1971 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Retirement with Emeritus Status 1971-72 Vehicle Registration Rates. The Trustees approved the following vehicle regis­ Jacob P. Dewitt, Associate Pro­ tration rates and that all previously established fessor of Physics, effective rates be rescinded. December 31, 1971, with the title Associate Professor When First Automobile Two Wheeled Emeritus of Physics Class. Registered Rate Motor Vehicle Rate

Resignations Full Fail $17.00 $8.50 Part Fall 10.00 5.00 Peri E. Arnold, Assistant Professor Full Winter 10.00 5.00 of Political Science, effec­ Part Winter 6.50 3.25 tive April 16, 1971 Sp-Sr 6.50 3.25

David N. Forsythe, Assistant Pro­ The Trustees authorized the administration to fessor, Bibliographic Services, develop as a part of the Parking and Traffic Library, effective August 31, Regulations appropriate refund policies, and 1970 policies concerning rates to be charged for special daily permits. The Trustees also ap­ Leave of Absence Without Pay proved the budget for the Parking System for 1971-72; a copy of which is on file in the Larson Y. Y. Kuoh, September 1, Secretary's of fice. 1971 to April 15, 1972 for research Change in Authority for Access to Safety Deposit Boxes. The Trustees approved the follow­ Change in Sabbatical Leave ing resolution:

Robert L. Betz, Professor of Coun­ RESOLVED, that access to safe de­ seling and Personnel, from posit box No. 921 and 927 and any academic year 1971-72 to Fall box for which it shall be at any Semester 1971 time exchanged in the vaults of The American National Bank and Continuing Education Center for Barry, Trust Company of Michigan, stand­ Branch, Calhoun and St. Joseph Counties, The ing in the name of this corpora­ Trustees approved the establi5hment of a tion, shall be by any two of the Continuing Education Center to serve Barry, persons named below, and said Branch, Calhoun, and St. Joseph Counties, persons are likewise authorized effective December 1,_ 1971. to surrender and exchange the same at any time. Gifts and Grants Report. The Trustees accepted for the University the gifts and The American National Bank and grants as contained in the Gifts and Grants Trust Company of Michigan, shall Report. The secretary was directed to ac­ be entitled to rely upon the right knowledge and express appreciation to the of access hereby given until it donors on behalf of the Board of Trustees. receives a written notification from this corporation of any Continuation of University Fiscal change herein or revocation here­ Operation. The Trustees approved the con­ of, notwithstanding this authority tinuation of the authority of the 1970-71 may have been otherwise revoked by Western Michigan University budget and said corporation or by operation authorized the University to continue its of law. normal operations under this authority Robert W. Beecher until such time as the 1971-72 budget for Gerald C. Schwemmin the State of Michigan, which includes the Robert M. Beam II appropriation for higher education, is adopt­ John W. Asma ed, and the University budget for this same period is approved by the Trustees.

June 11, 1971 831 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Year-End Allotment Adjustments, 1970-71 General Fund Budget. The Trustees approved the following allotment adjustments to the General Fund Budget for the Fiscal year 1970-71:

Dec. 31, 1970 June 1971 REVENUE ESTIMATE pan. Board2 Revisions {Estimated2

Student Fees $10,975,460 $ 37,130 $11,012,590 Continuing Education 574,123 p2,2182 541,905 $11,549,583 $ 4,912 $11,554,495 State Appropriation 22,033,974 (42,673) 21,991,301 Applied Music 51,000 (891) 50,109 Application Fees and Forfeits 211,000 (14,918) 196,082 Graduation Fees 50,000 4,960 54,960 Investment Income 300,000 106,814 406,814 Departmental & Sundry 63,520 547 64,067 Health Service 150,000 150,000 Overhead Recovery 224,000 47,000 271,000 Vocational Programs 20,000 (12,000) 8,000 Carry-Over Prior Year 82,783 (6,327) 76,456 Fund Balance 459,085 459,085 Campus Bookstore 93 000 93 000 Total Revenue Estimate $35,194,945 $180,424 $35,375,369

Dec. 31, 1970 C/F to 71-72 June 1971 EXPENSE ESTIMATE pan. Board2 Revisions Obligated �Estimated2

Instruction $20,352,761 $(127,362) $(11,475) $20,213,924 Other Educational Services 2,043,414 14,171 2,057,585 Libraries 1,678,073 (10,018) 1,668,055 Organized Research 162,009 8,209 170,218 Continuing Education 789,360 (8,000) 781,360 Student Services 2,049,078 26,063 (1,084) 2,074,057 Student Aid 862,317 104,386 (1,130) 965,573 Public Service 210,510 32,827 243,337 General Administration 453,088 (2,078) 451,010 Business Operations 1,420,004 40,649 (8,510) 1,452,143 Maintenance & Operation 4,023,450 (9,031) 4,014,419 Plant Improvement 1 150 881 1 150 881 Total Expense Estimate $35,194,945 $ 69,816 $ 22,199 $35,242,562

Available for C/F to 1971-72 $ 110,608 $ 22,199 $ 132,807

832 June 11, 1971 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Schedule of Summer Meetings. The Trustees Kalamazoo Park Annex approved the following schedule of summer meetings of the Board of Trustees: 630 Marion Avenue, available June 15 638 Marion Avenue, available June 15 Regular July Meeting 644 Marion Avenue, available June 15 Cancel 706 Marion Avenue, available June 15

Special Meeting (or 1971-72 Budget Block 4 Kalamazoo Park at the call of the Chair 833 Steers Avenue, available July 1 Authorization to Grant Degrees for August Commencement. The Trustees autho­ rized the President of the University to Accomodation for Child Day Care Center. confer degrees at the August 13, 1971 The Trustees approved the assignment of a house, Commencement as recommended by the Faculty located at 1211 Knollwood, to the Associated of the University. Women Students for the establishment of a Child Day Care Center. The Fiscal support for this Banning of Weapons on Campus. The Center will be supplied from sources outside Trustees approved the following statement the University's General Fund Budget. as University Policy: Rejection of Bids for Construction of No person shall have in his Stadium Drive Married Student Apartment Units. possession on University On June 3, 1971, Western Michigan University property any firearms or received construction bids for the addition of other dangerous weapons with 108 units to the Stadium Drive Married Student the exception of police Apartments. The budget for construction of officers, transfer agents these units is $1,429,100. licensed to carry weapons and persons using any such Tabulation of the base bids: weapons for class instruction when authorized by the dean Docsa-Smith Associates, Inc. $1,956,000 of the appropriate College. Miller-Davis Company 2,017,000 Granger Construction Company 2,130,000 Any student, faculty member Charles From Company 2,256,345 or other University employee violating this rule shall be The Trustees approved the recommendations of subject to suspension or dis­ the project architect and the university ad­ missal. Any other person ministration that since the low bid exceeds the violating this rule shall be budget by approximately 36 percent: deemed a trespasser. 1. a. All bids be rejected. Disposal of University Houses. The Trustees approved the removal of the follow­ b. A 120-day extension of the United ing houses located within the Campus De­ States Housing and Urban Develop­ velopment Plan subject to the receipt of ment grant reservation be re­ favorable bids. The houses are located in quested. the following areas: 2. The University administration be author­ ized to work further to bring the pro­ Block 1 Woodlawn Park ject within the scope of the budget in the manner most advantageous to the 1201 Knollwood Avenue, available University. now

June 11, 1971 83 3 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Announcement. The Chainnan infonned the Trustees that the following people would re­ ceive the Distinguished Alumni Award at the August, 1971 Commencement: Dr. David Carley, President, Inland Steel Development Corpora­ tion; Mrs. Loretta Moore Long, prominent actress; Dr. John J. Pruis, President, Ball State University; and Max Wilcox, Classical Producer, Radio Corporation of America.

Adjournment. The meeting was declared ad­ journed at 3:06 p.m.

Respectfully submitted,

Peter R. Ellis, Secretary

834 June 11, 1971 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

SPECIAL MEETING Arthur R. Barbiers, Adjunct Assistant August 13, 1971 Professor of Biology, effective September, 1971, terminating September, 1974 (Reappointment) A Special Meeting of the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees was held on August Delbert B. Beelick, Assistant Professor 13, 1971, in the Board of Trustees Room of the of Business Education and Adminis­ University Student Center. trative Services, effective August 16, 1971 (Reappointment) The meeting was called to order at 1:45 p.m. by President James W. Miller, Chairman. Boice Bowman, Instructor in Men's Physical Education, effective Trustees present: Adams, Mrs. Dalton, Mrs. August 16, 1971, terminating June, Johnson, Ludlow, and Watterson. 1972 (Reappointment)

Trustees absent: Caine, Dykema and Dr. Garry L. Burkle, Instructor in Geo­ Franks. graphy, effective August 16, 1971, terminating April, 1972 (Replacement) Also present were: Vice President Seibert, Vice President Coulter, Vice President Coyne, Do Young Chang, Associate Professor in Secretary Ellis, Treasurer Wetnight, Mr. O'Connor, the Social Science Area of the Dr. Swierenga and Counsel Henry Ford, Jr. College of General Studies, effec­ tive August 16, 1971 (Replacement) Confirmation of the Call of .the Special Meeting. This meeting was called at the direc­ Chen-kuan Chuang, Assistant Professor of tion of the Chairman in accordance with Article History, effective August 16, 1971 I, Section 1.3 of the By-Laws. Secretary Ellis (Replacement) reported that all members of the Board of Trustees were contacted by telephone and were Michael J. Clark, Assistant Professor sent written notice of this special meeting. of Speech Pathology and Audiology, effective August 16, 1971, terminat­ Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trustees ing April, 1972 (Replacement) accepted and approved the Agenda as presented for the meeting. Thomas L. Coffey, Associate Professor of Social Work, effective June 23, Minutes. The Minutes of the June 11, 1971 1971 (New Position) Regular Meeting were approved as circulated. Eckford Cohen, Visiting Professor of Petitions and Communications. The Secre­ Mathematics, effective April, 1971, tary informed the Trustees that he had not re­ terminating April, 1972 (One-Half ceived any petitions or communications to call Time Position) (Replacement) to their attention this month. Peter Eckstein, Associate Professor of Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees Economics, effective August 16, 1971 approved the following appointments, appoint­ (Replacement) ment as acting chairman, changes of title, resignations, and leaves of absence without Thomas C. Edens, Instructor in Economics, pay as presented in the Academic Personnel effective August 16, 1971, terminat­ Report. ing April, 1972 (Replacement)

Appointments James M. Ferreira, Assistant Professor in Humanities Area of the College Terri Allen, Instructor in Occupa­ of General Studies, effective August tional Therapy, effective August 16, 1971 (Replacement) 16, 1971, terminating April, 1972 (Replacement) Richard L. Gay, Assistant Professor, Coun­ seling Center, effective September Alfred Balkin, Associate Professor of 1, 1971, terminating June 30, 1972 Music, effective August 16, 1971, (Replacement) terminating April, 1972 (Replace­ ment)

August 13, 1971 835 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Norma Greenawalt, Adjunct Instructor August , 1974 (Reappointment) in Business Education and Admin­ istrative Services, effective Diane M. Klein, Instructor in Speech August 16, 1971, terminating Pathology and Audiology, terminating August, 1974 (Reappointment) April, 1972 (One-Half Time) (Re­ placement) Dale A. Griffith, Adjunct Assistant Professor in the Natural Science Erica Loffler, Assistant Professor of Area of the College of General Anthropology, effective August 16, Studies, effective August 16, 1971, 1971, terminating April, 1972 terminating April, 1974 (Reappoint­ (One-Half Time) (New Position) ment) Ruth Garrett Millikan, Assistant Pro­ Roger L. Hagengruber, Assistant Pro­ fessor of Philosophy, effective fessor of Physics, effective August 16, 1971 for two-thirds November 29, 1971 (Replacement) time, terminating April, 1973 (New Position) Earl E. Halvas, Assistant Professor of Business Education and Admin­ Joseph Moleski, Instructor in English, istrative Services, effective effective August 16, 1971, ter­ August 16, 1971 (Replacement) minating April, 1972 (Replacement)

David Hargreave, Assistant Professor George D. Murdock, Instructor in in the Science Area of the Connnunication Arts and Sciences, College of General Studies, effective August 16, 1971, ter­ effective August 16, 1971, ter­ minating April, 1972 (Replacement) minating April, 1973 (Reappoint­ ment) Robert M. Oswald, Associate Professor of Teacher Education, effective Richard A. Hatch, Associate Professor �ugust 16, 1971 (Replacement) of Business Education and Admin­ istrative Services, effective Michael J. F. Page, Instructor in August 16, 1971 (Reappointment) English, effective August 16, 1971, terminating April, 1972 (Replace­ Barbara S. Havira, Instructor in ment) Social Science Area of the College of General Studies, Frances J. Parker, Professor and Chair­ effective August 16, 1971, man, Department of Home Economics, terminating April, 1972 (Re­ effective August 1, 1971 (Replace­ appointment) ment)

Donna L. Henderson, Assistant Pro­ William K. Purdy, Instructor in Indus­ fessor of Special Education, trial Education, effective August effective August 16, 1971 (Re­ 16, 1971, terminating April, 1972 placement) (Replacement)

Christa F. B. Hoffmann, Instructor, Lynne Riehman, Associate Professor of Library, effective August 2, Social Work, effective July 19, 1971 (New Position) 1971 (Replacement)

Clifford M. House, Instructor in David Rozelle, Instructor in History, History, effective August 16, effective August 16, 1971, ter­ 1971, terminating April, 1973 minating April, 1972 (Reappointment) (Reappointment) Carl A. Stuewer, Assistant Professor Robert W. Howell, Assistant Professor of Agriculture,' effective August of Special Education, effective 16, 1971 (Replacement) August 16, 1971 (Replacement) William N. Thompson, Assistant Pro­ Maureen E. Kiewiet, Adjunct Assistant fessor of Political Science, Professor of Business Education effective August 16, 1971 (Re­ and Administrative Services, effec­ placement) tive August 16, 1971, terminating

836 August 13, 1971 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Irene K. Tillema, Instructor, Library, Terry Stokes, Assistant Professor of effective August 30, 1971 (New English, effective August 13, 1971 Position) Kermit C. Zieg, Jr., Assistant Pro­ Thelma Urbick, Assistant Professor of fessor of General Business, Counseling and Personnel, effec­ effective April 16, 1971 tive August 16, 1971 (Reappoint­ ment) Leaves of Absence Without Pay

Priya Vashishta, Assistant Professor Elizabeth Baldwin Garland, Associate of Physics, effective August 16, Professor of Anthropology, August 1971, terminating April, 1972 30, 1971 to August 29, 1972 for (Replacement) personal reasons

Eugene H. Warren, Jr., Instructor in Courtney P. Stromsta, Professor of Economics, effective August 16, Speech Pathology and Audiology, 1971 (Replacement) August 14, 1971 to April 22, 1972, to conduct research on the neuro­ Appointment as Acting Chairman physiology of the speech and hear­ ing mechanisms in the Department W. Thomas Straw, Associate Professor of Physiology, Karolinska Institute, of Geology to Acting Chairman Stockholm, Sweden and Associate Professor, Depart­ ment of Geology, effective Non-Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees August 16, 1971, terminating June approved the following appointment, change of title 21, 1972 and resignations as presented in the Non-Academic Personnel Report: Changes of Title Appointment Lloyd Braithwaite, from Associate Professor of Sociology to Asso­ Mona J. Green, Assistant to the Director ciate Professor of Sociology and of the Institute of International Social Work, effective August 16, and Area Studies, effective July 15, 1971 1971 (A-III) (New Position)

Richard T. Burke, from Assistant Pro­ Change of Title fessor of History to Associate Dean, The Graduate College and Charles E. Stroup, from Advisor, Office Associate Professor of History, of University Standards and Pro­ effective July 1, 1971 cedures to Director of the Office of Student Activities, effective George K. Stegman, from Associate Pro­ August 23, 1971 (A-VI) (Replacement) fessor of Industrial Education to Associate Professor of Engi­ Resignations neering and Technology, effective January 1, 1971 Diane Del Pizzo, Assistant Dean of Students, effective August 18, 1971 Resignations Diane M. Wood, Foreign Student Admis­ James B. Hause, Associate Professor sions Counselor, effective August of Music, effective July 15, 1971 20, 1971

William B. Hunsberger, Instructor in Gifts and Grants Report. The Trustees accepted Geography, effective June 30, for the University the gifts and grants as con­ 1971 tained in the Gifts and Grants Report. The Secre­ tary was directed to acknowledge and express James W. Jackson, Lecturer in German, appreciation to the donors on behalf of the Board effective April 16, 1971 of Trustees.

Wayne E. Magee, Adjunct Professor of Biology, effective June 23, 1971

August 13, 1971 837 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Resolution Regarding the Vacating of a Street as to be extended. Portion of West Michigan Avenue and Vande Giessen Road. By roll call vote, the Trustees Resolution Requesting the City Conmission of adopted the following resolution pertaining to the City of Kalamazoo Michigan to Vacate Por­ the vacating of a portion of West Michigan Avenue tions of Certain City Streets. By roll call and Vande Giessen Road. The following Trustees vote, the Trustees adopted the following re­ voted "Aye": solution requesting the City Conmission of the City of Kalamazoo, Michigan to vacate portions Fred W. Adams of certain city streets. The following Mrs. Dorothy U. Dalton Trustees voted "Aye": Mrs. Mildred L. Johnson Charles H. Ludlow Fred W. Adams Philip N. Watterson Mrs. Dorothy U. Dalton Mrs. Mildred L. Johnson and the following Trustees voted "Nay": Charles H. Ludlow Philip N. Watterson None and the following Trustees voted "Nay": The resolution reads as follows: None BE IT RESOLVED, as follows: The Resolution reads as follows: 1. WHEREAS, two resolutions were adopted by the City Conmission of the City of WHEREAS, WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY Kalamazoo on the 28th day of June, 1971, BOARD OF TRUSTEES has become the owner of one pertaining to the vacating of a por­ various lots located north of Wilbur tion of West Michigan Avenue, and one per­ Avenue in the Plat of Kalamazoo Park taining to the vacating of Vande Giessen Annex, said lots fronting on both sides Road, said vacating to be subject to cer­ of Marion Avenue, Steers Avenue and tain conditions, and said action of said Buckhout Avenue, and, City Conmission is hereby approved and the said conditions are accepted and approved. WHEREAS, the land occupied by said lots is contiguous to land comprising part 2. The Administration of Western Michigan of the campus of Western Michigan University, University is hereby authorized to take such action as may be necessary to comply WHEREAS, said Board of Trustees de­ with the conditions set forth in the said sires to make said lots a part of said resolutions of the City Conmission. campus, and,

3. The President of Western Michigan Uni­ WHEREAS, said streets while shown in versity or the Secretary of this Board of the said plat of Kalamazoo Park Annex as Trustees and the Treasurer or Assistant being in existence are not actually con­ Treasurer of said Board of Trustees are structed and in use as streets as far north hereby authorized to sign, seal, acknow­ as shown on said plat, and, ledge and deliver in behalf of Western Michigan University Board of Trustees, any WHEREAS, no public necessity exists and all conveyances of title, rights-of-way for the use of the portions of said streets and easements necessary to satisfy said hereinafter described, conditions imposed for the closing of said streets and necessary for the conveyance NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the of title to land owned by Western Michigan City Commission of the City of Kalamazoo, University Board of Trustees and lying Michigan be requested: within the area to be occupied by Howard Street as extended from Stadium Drive to 1. To vacate that portion of Marion West Michigan Avenue. Avenue lying north of the south line of Lot 60 of said plat as 4. The above named officers are also auth­ extended easterly. orized to sign in behalf of said Board an agreement with the city of Kalamazoo per­ 2. To vacate that portion of Steers taining to the right of Western Michigan Avenue lying north of the south University to have access from the ex­ line of Lot 90 of said plat as tension of Howard Street to certain land extended easterly. owned by the University West of Howard

838 August 13, 1971 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

3. To vacate that portion of Buckhout A. Lighting Equip. Kliegl Brothers $ 58,200 Avenue lying north of the south Long Island City line of Lot 122 of said plat as New York extended easterly. B. TV Equipment/ Sylvania Tech. Systems, Inc. Granting of Sewer Easement into Goldsworth Systems Waltham, Mass. Valley. The Trustees approved the granting of $226,460 the following sanitary sewer easement into Goldsworth Valley, to the City of Kalamazoo. C. Distribution Clover Elect. Const. Co. This action grants and conveys to the City of Systems Detroit, Michigan Kalamazoo an easement and right-of-way for the $ 42,717 purpose of constructing, operating and main­ taining sanitary sewer lines over and across Total Bids $327,377 the following described premises located in the City and County of Kalamazoo, State of This recommendation is supported by the pro­ Michigan and more fully described as follows: ject architects, Harley, Ellington Associates, Inc., and their television consultants, Brown A parcel of land lying 15 feet either Renaud Associates, Inc. side of the following described centerline; Announcements. Vice President Seibert re­ Beginning at a point in the North line ported to the Trustees that the North Central of Section 20, T. 2 S., R. 11 W., 550 feet Association has granted full and final re­ West of the Nl post thereof; thence South accreditation to Western Michigan University for at right angles thereto 186.18 feet to an its undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs existing Sanitary Sewer Trunk line and the for the next decade. He also reported that the point of ending. American Board of Examiners in Speech Pathology and Audiology had granted reaccreditation to the A complete copy of the Sanitary Sewer University's program in Speech Pathology and Easement is on file in the Secretary's office. accreditation in Audiology for a period of five years. Purchase of Property. The Trustees author­ ized the exercising of the option for purchase Adjournment. The meeting was declared ad­ of the following parcel of land: journed at 2:47 p.m.

Lots 7 and 8, Block 5, Respectfully submitted, Kalamazoo Park Plat, Owned by Gerald U. Dunn and Margaret I. Dunn

Amendment of TIAA-CREF Retirement Resolu­ tion. The Trustees approved an amendment tIJ Article III, B 1. of the TIAA-CREF Retirement Resolution adopted by the Trustees on September 20, 1968. The amended article now reads as follows: Peter R. Ellis, Secretary

"l. At the election of the participant, either 100%, 75%, 50%, 25% or zero % of such combined sum will be applied as a premium for a TIAA retirement annuity contract on the participant's life."

Bids for Television Equipment for Dunbar Hall. The Trustees approved notifying their agent, The Building Division of the Excecutive Office, State of Michigan, of their recommen­ dation that the following low qualified bidders be accepted for the purchase and in­ stallation of television equipment for Dunbar, Friedmann and Knauss Halls.

August 13, 1971 839 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

REGULAR MEETING Mary C. Brown, Instructor in Women's Physical Education, effective September 17, 1971 August 16, 1971 (Reappointment) (One-Half Time)

A Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan Beverly Clarke, Instructor in Communi­ University Board of Trustees was held on Septem­ cation Arts and Sciences, effective ber 17, 1971 in the Board of Trustees Room of August 16, 1971 to April, 1972 (New the University Student Center. Position)

The meeting was called to order at 1:55 G. G. Dadlani, Associate Professor of p.m. by President James W. Miller, Chairman. Social Work, effective August 16, 1971 (Reappointment) Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Mrs. Dalton, Dykema, Dr. Franks, Mrs. Johnson, Frank A. Edmonson, Assistant Professor Ludlow, and Watterson. of Music, effective August 16, 1971 (Replacement) Trust ees absent: None. Ramesh C. Garg, Assistant Professor of Also present were: Vice President Seibert, General Business, effective August Vice President Coulter, Vice President Coyne, 16, 1971 (Replacement) Secretary Ellis, Treasurer Wetnight, Mr. O'Connor, Dr. Swierenga and Counsel Henry Ford, Jr. Rudolf Halin, Visiting Professor of Mathematics, effective August 16, Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trustees 1971 (New Position) accepted and approved the Agenda as presented for the meeting. Thomas W. Hollen, Instructor in Engineer­ ing and Technology, effective August Minutes. The Minutes of the August 13, 16, 1971 to April, 1972 (Replacement) 1971, Special Meeting were approved as circulated. Dorothy M. Huson, Instructor in English, Petitions and Communications. The Secre­ effective August 16, 1971 to April, tary informed the Trustees that he had not re­ 1973 (Replacement) ceived any petitions or communications to call to their attention this month. William E. Jackson, Jr., Instructor in Management, effective August 16, Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees 1971 (Replacement) approved the following appointments, resigna­ tions, resignation as chairman, appointment Bernard Kilpatrick, Instructor in Social as chairman, rescinding of appointment, and Science, effective August 16, 1971 leaves of absence without pay, as presented in to April, 1972 (Replacement) the Academic Personnel Report. Edward Lasher, Assistant Professor of Appointments Teacher Education, effective August 16, 1971 to April, 1972 (Replacement) Virginia Allen, Instructor in English, effective August 16, 1971 to Alvin L. Lowrey, Assistant Professor of April, 1972 (Replacement) Music, effective August 16, 1971 to April, 1972 (Replacement) James A.Bondell, Instructor in Humani­ ties, effective August 16, 1971 Al Daniel Mazzarella, Assistant Professor to April, 1972 (Replacement) of Humanities, effective August 16, 1971 (Replacement) Bernadine P. Branchaw, Assistant Pro­ fessor of Business Education and Nathaniel Mccaslin, Assistant Professor Administrative Services, effective of Social Work, effective August 16, August 16, 1971 to April, 1973 1971 (New Position) (Replacement) Melvin J. Tessin, Instructor in Manage­ Thomas R. Brayton, Instructor in ment, effective August 16, 1971 Management, effective August 16, to April, 1972 (Reappointment) 1971 to April, 1972 (Reappointment)

840 September 17, 1971 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Ajac Triplett, Instructor in Men's Leaves of Absence Without Pay Physical Education, effective August 18, 1971 to June, 1973 Roger L. Pulliam, Assistant to the (Replacement) Vice President for Academic Affairs, to pursue full time doc­ Ronald J. Winter, Instructor in Men's toral studies in Education Admin­ Physical Education, effective istration and Organization at the August 16, 1971 to June, 1972 University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, (Reappointment) Michigan, from January 1, 1972 to December 31, 1972. Donald E. Wiseman, Associate Professor of General Business, effective William J. Stiefel, III, Associate August 16, 1971 (Reappointment) Professor of Engineering and Technology, effective August 30, Karen Yinger, Instructor in the Social 1971 to August, 1973, to accept Science Area of the College of a position with Dunwoody Industrial General Studies, effective August Institute. 16, 1971, terminating April, 1972 (Replacement) Non-Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees approved the following appointments, adminis­ Resignations trative classification changes, and resignations as presented in the Non-Academic Personnel Report: Justin J. Green, Assistant Professor of Political Science, effective Appointments August 23, 1971 Paul G. Cross, Administrative Assis­ Kathleen Grimes, Instructor in Home tant in Printing Services, effec­ Economics, effective August 1, tive September 30, 1971 (A-III) 1971 (Replacement)

Joe C. Roberts, Instructor in Men's Charles W. Lane, Jr., Systems Programmer, Physical Education, effective Computer Center, effective August August 13, 1971 30, 1971 (New Position)

Resignation as Chairman Beverly Ann Parker, Area Coordinator, University Judiciary, effective Robert F. Maher, from Chairman and August 30, 1971 (A-III) (Replace­ Professor of Anthropology to ment) Professor of Anthropology, effec­ tive August 15, 1971 Charles E. Townsend, Coordinator and Consultant for Faculty & Staff, Appointment as Chairman Computer Center, effective August 30, 1971 (New Position) William Garland, from Professor of Anthropology, to Professor and Administrative Classification Changes Chairman of Anthropology, effec­ tive August 16, 1971 for a four­ Dept. or Pres. New year term Employee Office ------Class. Class.

Rescinding of Appointment Duane Sult Data Proces. P/T A-3 Richard Rice Data Proces. P/T A-3 Robert G. Payne, Assistant Professor Anthony Sabel Data Proces. P/T A-3 of Teacher Education, effec­ William Umphrey Data Proces. P/T A-3 tive August 16, 1971 Robert Hendershott Scholarship P/T A-3 Al Turner Religious Act. P/T A-3 James Schaper Auxiliary Ent. P/T A-3 John Goes Auxiliary Ent. Sup. A-3

September 17, 1971 841 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Resignations (2) In respect to current restricted funds, ob­ ligations incurred and expenditures made in Mary Sue Hood, Advisor, Office of behalf of the University from any of the de­ Housing, effective September 17, signated funds within this fund group are 1971 authorized and approved if they relate to the specific objects for which such fund has Clark M. Valentine, Jr., Admissions been contributed or set aside as limit ed Counselor, effective September 23, by the designated purpose thereof and the 1971 conditions under which it has been given or received. Further, salaries, as pre­ Jack N. Wismer, Area Coordinator, sented, to be paid from restricted and Office of Student Activities, auxiliary funds are approved. Further, ex­ effective August 13, 1971 penditures in behalf of the University from funds available through donations or earn­ Recommendations Re: 1971-72 General Fund ings for the operation of an auxiliary Budget. By roll call vote, the Trustees ap­ enterprise hereafter authorized by the Board proved the following resolution concerning the are authorized and approved if they relate 1971-72 General Fund Budget. The following to the reasonable needs and prospects of Trustees voted "Aye": such enterprise.

Fred W. Adams (3) In respect to endowment funds, the princi- Robert D. Caine pal amounts are to remain intact and current Mrs. Dorothy U. Dalton income generated by such funds is to be John R. Dykema transferred to the Expendable Restricted Dr. Julius Franks, Jr. Fund where obligations incurred and expendi­ Mrs. Mildred L. Johnson tures made in behalf of the University which Charles H. Ludlow are out of accumulated or current income are Philip N. Watterson authorized and approved if they relate to the management of such endowment funds or to and the following Trustees voted "Nay": the purpose of the generation of income there­ from. None (4) In respect to plant funds, obligations in­ It is hereby resolved pursuant to the con­ curred and expenditures made in behalf of stitutional authority of this Board to control the University for capital outlay purposes and direct the financial affairs of the Uni­ including planning services are authorized versity, including expenditures from the Uni­ and approved if they are incurred and made versity's funds as follows: from government-appropriated funds, donat- ed funds, or self-liquidating funds, and (1) In respect to current general funds, the relate to the project for which such funds operating budget for the 1971-72 fiscal have been appropriated or donated and are year as presented at this meeting in the within the limits of the budget for the plann­ total amount of $39,805,000. is approved, ing, construction, and equipping of such and all obligations incurred and expendi­ project, or if they are incurred and made tures made in behalf of the University from income of such funds and relate to the which are in accordance with such budget planning of any present or comtemplated and within the limits of salary schedules, project. specific compensation arrangements, and contractual obligations otherwise de­ (5) In respect to agency funds, obligations in­ termined by action of the Board are auth­ curred and expenditures made are authorized orized and approved, provided that any and approved if made for purposes duly ap­ portion of such funds not classified for proved by the organization whose funds present budget purposes or not expended are involved. or encumbered prior to the end of the fiscal year shall require further Board (6) In respect to student loan funds, obligations action before they are expended. incurred and expenditures made in the form of loans to students are authorized and ap­ proved if made within the restrictions es­ tablished by the donor of the funds and/or the general restrictions imposed by the Uni­ versity student loan committee.

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(7) All of the foregoing is subject to com­ pliance with the provisions of the Execu­ tive Order of the President of the United Statesfor stabilization of prices, rents, wages and salaries effective for the 90- day period after August 14, 1971 and also subject to any future valid orders and laws controlling or affecting the expendi­ tures of the University.

Vice Chairman Adams then read the following statement regarding the 1971-72 General Fund Budget on behalf of the Trustees:

"In adopting budgetary allocations for 1971-72, Western Michigan University Board of Trustees is mindful of the responsibil­ ity of providing educational opportuni­ ties which are outstanding, while at the same time stressing efficiency and economy in administration.

Western serves well the higher education needs of more than 20,000 Michigan citizens. We are aware that Michigan citizens, to the virtual exclusion of all other sources, support Western through tuition and state taxes which are appropriated to the llni­ versi ty by the State Legislature.

The Board of Trustees is satisfied that the quality of education available at Western is of the highest. The Board also is confident that the University's re­ sources, both human and financial, are being utilized effectively.

The Board does, however, wish to empha­ size the continuing need of the faculty to broaden its knowledge through study and research, which the Board encourages, and the need for constant surveillance of the administrative operations.

In approving the budgetary allocations now before the Board, the Trustees acknowledge past and current improvements, but at the same time stress the need for continuing study and effort to improve efficiency and effect even more economy. in taking this attitude, the Board wishes first to commend the administration for accomplishments and urge that such efforts to make the most profitable use of the University's resources and assets not only be continued, but expanded."

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843 September 17, 1971 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY General Fund Gross Budget 1971/1972

Base Changes Proposed 1970/71 For REVENUE Booked Budget 1971/72 1971/72 Student Fees $11,725,000 $1,892,000 $13,617,000 Appropriation 22,257,000 2,443,000 24,700,000 Investment Income 225,000 50,000 275,000 Departmental Revenue 213,000 129,000 342,000 Indirect Cost Recovery 224,000 36,000 260,000 Application & Graduation Fees 261,000 (20,000) 241,000 Carry Forward - Obligated 67,000 67,000 Carry Forward - Unobligated 459 000 (156,000) 303,000 TOTAL REVENUE $35,364,000 $4,441,000 $39,805,000

EXPENSE Instruction $20,511,000 $2,104,000 $22,615,000 Other Educational Services 1,996,000 147,000 2,143,000 Libraries 1,793,000 (8,000) 1,785,000 Organized Research 137,000 125,000 262,000 Continuing Education 753,000 40,000 793,000 Student Services 2,046,000 297,000 2,343,000 Student Aid 845,000 431,000 1,276,000 Public Service 221,000 75,000 296,000 General Administration 471,000 33,000 504,000 Business Operations 1,442,000 322,000 1,764,000 Maintenance & Operation 3,880,000 808,000 4,688,000 Plant Extension & Improvement 1,269,000 1,269,000 Carry Forward - Obligated 67 000 67 000 TOTAL EXPENSE $35,364,000 $4,441,000 $39,805,000

844 September 17, 1971 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Service Staff Wage and Salary Schedule. The Trustees approved the following revision of the Service Staff Wage and Salary Schedules:

CLERICAL SCHEDULES 1971-72 (Fiscal Year) (Non-Exempt)

Classification Range STEP A STEP B STEP C STEP D STEP E

C-0 2.22 2.32 2.42 2.53 2.70

C-1 2.30 2.41 2.52 2.63 2.80

C-2 2.40 2.52 2.6� 2.76 2.95

C-3 2.53 2.66 2.79 2.92 3.13

c-4 2.65 2. 77 2.89 3.01 3.28

C-5 2. 79 2.93 3.07 3.21 3.45

C-6 3.00 3.14 3.28 3.42 3.67

C-7 3.15 3.31 3.47 3.63 3.91

C-8 3.23 3.42 3.61 3.80 4.12

PAY PLAN GUIDELINES

* All Service Staff employees are hired on a 90-day probationary period. A pay rate of ten (10) cents per hour less than the listed step rate shown on the schedule may be paid to the new employee during the 90-day probationary period. Upon successful completion of pro­ bation the employee's pay will be raised to the standard scheduled rate. New employees assigned to a regular step rate on the pay plan when hired will not receive an additional step raise after their probationary period.

* The normal rate for all new employees is Step A of the appropriate classification range. However, in certain instances employees may be hired at an advanced step if they possess certain special experience or training requirements and if prior approval is received from the Personnel Dept. for paying an employee at an advanced rate.

* Incremental raises from one step to another are granted only once a year at the beginning of the new fiscal year period (normally July 1st).

* Step increments are not automatic. They are considered to be merit adjustments and may be withheld by the Dept. Head if work performance is not satisfactory.

September 17, 1971 845 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

TECHNICAL SCHEDULE 1971-72 (Fiscal Year) (Non-Exempt)

Classification Range STEP A STEP B STEP C STEP D STEP E

T-0 2.44 2.56 2.68 2.80 3.00

T-1 2.60 2.74 2.88 3.02 3.26

T-2 2.80 2.94 3.08 3.22 3.47

T-3 3.48 3.63 3.78 3.93 4.21

T-4 3.70 3.85 4.00 4.15 4.43

T-5 4.05 4.25 4.45 4.65 5.01

PAY PLAN GUIDELINES

* All Service Staff employees are hired on a 90-day probationary period, A pay rate of ten (10) cents per hour less than the lis ted step rate shown on the schedule may be paid to the new employee during the 90-day probationary period. Upon successful completion of probation the employee's pay will be raised to the standard scheduled rate. New employees assigned to a regular step rate on the pay plan when hired will not receive an additional step raise after their probationary period.

* The normal rate for all new employees is Step A of the appropriate classification range. However, in certain instances employees may be hired at an advanced step if they possess certain special experience or training requirements and if prior approval is received from the Personnel Dept, for paying an employee at an advanced rate.

* Incremental raises from one step to another are granted only once a year at the beginning of the new fiscal year period (normally July 1st).

* Step increments are not automatic. They are considered to be merit adjustments and may be withheld by the Dept. Head if work performance is not satisfactory.

846 September 17, 1971 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

SAFETY & SECURITY WAGE SCHEDULE 1971-72 (Fiscal Year) (Non-Exempt)

Classification Range STEP A STEP B STEP C STEP D STEP E

P-0 2.77 2.88 3.01 3.13 3.19

P-1 3.05 3.23 3.41 3.59 3.71

P-2 3.48 3.67 3.90 4.13 4.30

P-3 4.05 4.25 4.45 4.65 4.80

P-4 4.30 4.50 4.70 4.90 5.06

P-5 4. 57 4. 77 4.97 5.17 5.32

PAY PLAN GUIDELINES

* All Service Staff employees are hired on a 90-day probationary period. A pay rate of ten (10) cents per hour less than the listed step rate shown on the schedule may be paid to the new employee during the 90-day probationary period. Upon successful completion of probation the employee's pay will be raised to the standard scheduled rate. New employees assigned to a regular step rate on the pay plan when hired will not receive an additional step raise after their probationary period.

* The normal rate for all new employees is Step A of the appropriate classification range. However, in certain instances employees may be hired at an advanced step if they possess certain special experience or training requirements and if prior approval is received from the Personnel Dept. for paying an employee at an advanced rate.

* Incremental raises from one step to another are granted only once a year at the beginning of the new fiscal year period (normally July 1st).

* Step increments are not automatic. They are considered to be merit adjustments and may be withheld by the Dept. Head if work performance is not satisfactory.

September 17, 1971 847 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

PROFESSIOOAL-TECHNICAL SALARY SCHEDULE 1971-72 (Fiscal Year) (Non-Exempt)

Classification Range Minimum Maximum

P/T-0 $ 5,800 $ 8,000

P/T-1 6,800 9,000

P/T-3 7,800 10,000

P/T-5 8,800 11,000

P/T-7 9,800 12,000

P/T-9 10,800 13,000

PAY PLAN GUIDELINES

* The salaries listed are minimum and maximum annual salaries for each class range.

* Employees on this pay plan must be paid for overtime work in accordance with University pay provisions.

* Individual employee salaries are established annually at various rates within the listed range.

* The "normal" experience is expected to be that it takes 5 to 6 years for an employee to reach the maximum of the classification range.

* Salary adjustments on this schedule are made once a year at the beginning of the new fiscal year (normally July 1st).

* All salary adjustments are considered to be merit raises and may be withheld if the employee's performance is not meritorious of a higher salary.

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SUPERVISOR SALARY SCHEDULE 1971-72 (Fiscal Year) (Exempt Salary Plan)

Classification Range Minimum Maximum

S-1 $ 6,500 $ 7,900 S-2 7,000 8,500

S-3 7,500 9,600

s-s 9,200 11,400

S-7 10,500 12,900

S-9 11,000 13,300

PAY PLAN GUIDELINES

This salary schedule is an "Exempt" salary schedule. Employees paid on this pay plan are not eligible for overtime pay provisions.

The salaries listed are annual salaries; only range minimum and maximum-are listed.

Individual employee salaries are established annually at various rates within the listed range.

The "normal" experience is expected to be that it will take an employee 5 to 6 years to reach the maximum of the classification range.

Salary adjustments on this schedule are made only once each year at the beginning of the new fiscal year (normally July 1st).

All salary adjustments on this schedule are considered to be merit raises and may be withheld if the employee's performance is not meritorious of a higher salary.

September 17, 1971 849 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Gifts and Grants Report. The Trustees Adjournment. The meeting was declared ad­ accepted for the University the Gifts and Grants journed at 3:26 p.m. as contained in the Gifts and Grants Report. The Secretary was directed to acknowledge and Respectfully submitted, express appreciation to the donors on behalf of the Board of Trustees.

Appointment of Consultant for Student Center Snack Bar. The Trustees approved the James W. Miller, Chairman appointment of the firm of Laventhol Krekstein, Horwath & Horwath, Southfield, Michigan to re­ view the Snack Bar in the University Student Center. This review would include food cost control, manpower control, and facility layout Peter R. Ellis, Secretary and design. The recommendations of the firm are expected to be received by the appropriate University officials no later than December 15, 1971.

Report on Bids for Remodeling of Speech and Hearing Center. Vice President Coulter pre­ sented a report on the bids for the remodeling of the Speech and Hearing Center. The bids were received on September 16, 1971. The low bid was $58,448, which is $12,000 above the project budget. Action is underway to preserve this project and provide the much needed improve­ ments in the facilities for Speech Pathology and Audiology. The recommendations of the architect and the administration will be pre­ sented at the Regular Meeting of the Trustees in October.

Change in October Meeting Date. The Trustees approved a change in their Regular October Meeting date from Friday, October 15, 1971, to Friday, October 22, 1971. This October Regular Meeting will take place in the Board of Trustees Room of the University Student Center at 1:15 p.m.

Status Report on '71 Annual Fund Drive. Trustee Ludlow, Chairman of the '71 Annual Fund Drive, presented a progress report to the Trustees on the status of the Drive. He in­ dicated that the goal of $500,000 is expected to be attained and that the number of alumni participants and the average amount of their gift is running well ahead of the pace of a year ago. He also revealed that the number and amount of gifts from non-alumni donors is up from the previous year's campaign.·

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REGULAR MEETING William A. Murrain, Instructor in General Studies, effective October 22, 1971 August 16, 1971, terminating April, 1972 (Replacement)

A Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan Subhash R. Sonnad, Assistant Pro­ University Board of Trustees was held on October fessor of Sociology, effective 22, 1971 in the Board of Trustees Room of the August 16, 1971 (Reappointment) University Student Center. Phillip B. Stott, Adjunct Professor The meeting was called to order at 2:03 p.m. of Biology, effective October, by President James W. Miller, Chairman. 1971, terminating October, 1974 (Replacement) Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Mrs. Dalton, Dykema, Dr. Franks, Mrs. Johnson and Watterson. Sybil E. Wilson, Coordinator of Directed Teaching, effective Trustees absent: Ludlow. August 16, 1971 (Replacement)

Also present were: Vice President Seibert, Resignations Vice President Coulter, Vice President Coyne, Secretary Ellis, Treasurer Wetnight, Mr. O'Connor, Robert Granville, Instructor, Counsel­ Dr. Swierenga and Counsel Henry Ford, Jr. ing Center, effective June 30, 1971

Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trustees Ruby E. King, Coordinator of Directed accepted and approved the Agenda as presented Teaching and Assistant Pro­ for the meeting. fessor of Teacher Education, effective October 18, 1971 Minutes. The Minutes of the September 17, 1971, Regular Meeting were approved as circulated. Jan S. Kowal, Assistant Professor, Library, effective April 22, 1972 Petitions and Communications. The Secretary informed the Trustees that he had not received Retirement with Emeritus Status any petitions or communications to call to their attention this month. Carl B. Snow, Associate Director, Division of Instructional Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees Communications and Associate approved the following appointments, resigna­ Professor of Teacher Education, tions, retirement with emeritus status, and effective June 30, 1972, with the leave of absence without pay, as presented in title Associate Professor Emeritus the Academic Personnel Report: of Teacher Education

Appointments Leave of Absence Without Pay

William G. Birch, Adjunct Professor of Moyra Ebling, Assistant Professor, Biology, effective October, 1971, Counseling Center, effective terminating October, 1974 (Re­ January 1, 1972 to September 1, placement) 1972 for personal reasons

Phyllis Churchill, Coordinator of College of Fine Arts. The Trustees approved Directed Teaching, effective the recommendation that the item of the establish­ August 16, 1971, terminating ment of a College of Fine Arts be moved to their April, 1972 (Replacement) next month's Agenda for detailed discussion and final action. Carole, Crumley, Assistant Professor of Anthropology, effective Honorary Degrees. The Trustees approved December 20, 1971, terminating the recommendation of the Honorary Degree April, 1972 (Replacement) Committee to award honorary degrees at the December 18, 1971 Commencement as follows: William E. Dulin, Adjunct Professor of Biology, effective September 1, 1971, terminating September 1, 1972 (Reappointment)

October 22, 1971 851 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Anatol Rapoport, Doctor of Humane Letters and the following Trustees abstained: (L.H.D.) Cornelia A. Robinson, Doctor of Public Fred W. Adams Service (D.P.S.) Dr. Julius Franks, Jr. Daniel Martin Ryan, Doctor of Humanities (HH.D.) Complete copies of the official resolution, John B. Swainson, Doctor of Laws (LL.D.) statement, and trust agreement as approved by the Trustees, University's Legal Counsel, and Bids for Addition to the Married Student fiscal consultant are on file in the Secretary's Apartment Units. The Trustees revised the office. order of items listed on the Agenda and placed the item of the Bids for Addition to the Refunding Loan for Draper-Siedschlag Residence Married Student Apartment Units at the end of Halls. By roll call vote, the Trustees approved the Agenda for further discussion. the resolutions and the official statement per­ taining to a refunding loan in the amount of Resolution Pertaining to Construction $230,000 to comply with the provisions of the Financing Plan for Married Student Apartment Trust Agr_eement for the Draper-Siedschlag Resi­ Units. Prior to a discussion of the resolu­ dence Halls. The following Trustees voted "aye": tion authorizing a construction financing plan for the married student apartment units, Fred W. Adams Legal Counsel Henry Ford, Jr., advised the Robert D. Caine Board of Trustees it was necessary to inquire Mrs. Dorothy Dalton as to whether any member of the Board was a John R. Dykema director or employee (including president, Dr. Julius Franks, Jr. vice president, cashier or other officer) or Mrs. Mildred Johnson stockholder owning more than (1%) of any class Philip N. Watterson of stock of Ann Arbor Trust Company, Ann Arbor, Michigan, or the National Bank of Detroit, and the following Trustees voted "nay": directly or indirectly. No member of the Board indicated that he or she was so involved. None Counsel Ford also then inquired as to whether any officer or employee of the University who Complete copies of the official resolutions solicited the proposed financing or took part and statement as approved by the Trustees, the in the approval of, negotiation for or the University's Legal Counsel, and fiscal consultant, representation o·f either the University or the are on file in the Secretary's office. Bank, was a director or employee (including president, vice president, cashier or other 1972-73 Budget Requests. By roll call vote officer) or stockholder owning more than (1%) the Trustees approved the operating budget re­ of any class of stock of said Ann Arbor Trust quest as presented by the administration and Company or the National Bank of Detroit. The authorized the transmittal of same to the appro­ consensus was that there was no such officer priate governmental agencies in Lansing. The or employee of Western Michigan University so following Trustees voted "aye": involved. Vice President Wetnight then pre­ sented the above mentioned resolution, and by Fred W. Adams roll call vote, the Trustees approved an Robert D. Caine official resolution, statement, and trust Mrs. Dorothy Dalton agreement pertaining to a construction financ­ John R. Dykema ing plan for married student apartment units. Dr. Julius Franks, Jr. This calls for the University to borrow Mrs. Mildred Johnson $1,600,000 for a period of one year at the Philip N. Watterson rate of 4\%. The following Truste�s voted "aye": and the following Trustees voted "nay": Robert D. Caine Mrs. Dorothy Dalton None John R. Dykema Mrs. Mildred Johnson The General Fund Budget Request for 1972-73 is as Philip N. Watterson follows: the following Trustees voted "nay":

None

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Request Allotted Authorization of an Investment Advisor for 1972-73 1971-72 Changes the University's Endowment Funds. The Trustees Revenue approved the following resolution: Stu. Fees $13,856,600 $13,617,000 $ 239,600 Other 1,177,600 1,487,800 (310,200) BE IT RESOLVED that the Treasurer of the St. Approp. 30,597,800 24,700,000 5,897,800 Western Michigan University Board of Totals $4526322000 $3928042800 $528272200 Trustees be and hereby is authorized and empowered to retain Lionel D. Edie and Co., Inc: as investment advisor for the ExEenses corporate investment account designated Instruc, $28,830,600 $25,593,000 $3,237,600 in the agreement with Lionel D. Edie and Research 251,000 261,800 (10,800) Co., Inc. as Western Michigan University Pub. Serv. 393,500 347,900 45,600 Endowment Fund and further is authorized Libraries 2,157,700 1,784,800 372,900 and empowered to grant Edie and Co. Stu, Serv. 4,217,000 3,619,200 597,800 limited power to transact sales and pur­ chases in said account which in its sole Gen. Supp. 927822200 821982100 1 584 100 2 2 discretion are consistant with the ob­ Totals $4526322000 $392804 800 $5 827 200 2 1 1 jectives set forth by the above institu­ tion. (Trustee Watterson was excused at this time) This action permits the placement of the University's endowment funds with Lionel D. By roll call vote, the Trustees approved the Edie and Co., Inc. for investment purposes. Capital Outlay Budget Requests for 1972-73 through 1976-77, as presented by the administration and Extending a Right-of-Way Easement to authorized the transmittal of same to the appro­ Wesley Foundation. The Trustees authorized the priate governmental agencies in Lansing. The administration to enter into an agreement ex­ following Trustees voted "aye": tending the right-of-way previously entered Fred W. Adams into by the Western Michigan University Board Robert D. Caine of Trustees and the Wesley Foundation for a o­ Mrs. Dorothy Dalton period of five years. The Treasurer was auth John R. Dykema rized to sign the agreement on behalf of the Dr. Julius Franks, Jr. Board of Trustees. Mrs. Mildred Johnson A copy of the right-of-way easement is on and the following Trustees voted "nay": file in the Secretary's office.

None Purchase of ProEerty. The Trustees autho­ rized the exercising of the options for purchase Complete copies of the operating and capital outlay of the following parcels of land: requests are on file in the Secretary's office. Lot 1 and the North 17 feet of Lot 2, Block 5 Recess. The Trustees approved a recess at of Kalamazoo Park Plat, owned by Frank 4:00 p.m. and the meeting was reconvened at 4:11 and Ann Kimble. p.m. The South 25 feet of Lot 12 and the North Deductible Indemnification Agreement with 27 feet of Lot 13, Block 2, Plat of Wood­ Insurance ComEany of North America. The Trustees lawn Park, owned by Sidney and Margaret approved the deductible indemnification agree­ Dykstra. ment with the Insurance Company of North America. This agreement is required by the insurance Lot 29, 30, 33, and 34, Block 4, Plat of company as a condition for it to obligate itself Kalamazoo Park, owned by Donald and Mildred to provide full, non-deductible insurance Clugston. coverage on all self-liquidating and fee pledg- ed buildings. This type of coverage is re- Gifts and Grants ReEort. The Trustees accept­ quired by the terms of the trust agreements ed for the University the Gifts and Grants as con­ entered into between Western Michigan University tained in the Gifts and Grants Report. The Secre­ Board of Trustees and the Ann Arbor Trust Company. tary was directed to acknowledge and express appreciation to the donors on behalf of the Board The Trustees authorized the Treasurer to of Trustees. sign such an agreement on behalf of the Board of Trustees. October 22, 1971 853 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Resolution to Accompany an Application for REGULAR MEETING Federal Surplus Land. By roll call vote, the Trustees approved a resolution in order that October 22, 1971 it can be forwarded to the Department of Health, Education and Welfare in Chicago as part of an ADJOURNED TO OCTOBER 29, 1971 application for a portion of the Fort Custer Air Force Station, which has been declared surplus. The following Trustees voted "aye": The adjourned October Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees Fred W. Adams was reconvened on October 29, 1971 in Room 411, Robert D. Caine North Building, Grand Rapids Junior College, Mrs. Dorothy Dalton Grand Rapids, Michigan. John R. Dykema Dr. Julius Franks, Jr. The meeting was called to order at 11:26 Mrs. Mildred Johnson a.m. by Dr. Peter R. Ellis, Secretary.

and the following Trustees voted "nay": Trustees present: Caine, Mrs. Dalton, Dr. Franks, Mrs. Johnson, and Watterson. None Trustees absent: Adams, Dykema and Ludlow. The property of interest to Western Michigan University consists of a parcel of open land, Also present were: Vice President Coulter, which contains approximately 25 acres. The land Secretary Ellis, Treasurer Wetnight, and Counsel is proposed for use by the Department of Biology Henry Ford, Jr. as a field station for research on the restora­ tion of a plot of original Midwest prairie land, Election of Chairman pro tempore. The and for field studies of plant and animal life Chairman and the Vice Chairman of the Board along and around the stream which crosses the of Trustees were both absent from the meeting. parcel. It was moved and seconded that Trustee Watterson be elected Chairman p_E£ tempore. The motion A copy of the resolution is on file in the was carried, and Chairman p_E£ tempore Watterson Secretary's office. took charge of the meeting.

Adjournment. The Trustees adjourned the Change of Time and Place of Adjourned Session. meeting at 4:47 p.m., until Friday, October 29, The Trustees approved a change of the time and 1971 at 7:30 p.m. in the Board of Trustees place of the adjourned session of the Regular Room of the University Student Center for the October 22, 1971 meeting of this Board of purpose of acting upon the bids for the addi­ Trustees from 7:30 p.m. on October 29, 1971 at tion to the married student apartment units. the Board Room to 11:00 a.m., October 29, 1971, at North Building of Grand Rapids Junior College, Respectfully submitted, Grand Rapids, Michigan.

Motion to Take From the Table. The Trustees approved a motion to take from the table con­ sideration of the recommendations of the admin­ ames W. Miller,Chtlrman istration for the awarding of contracts for the construction of a 1O2-unit addition to the Stadium Drive apartments.

--c)'.:--1- Bids for Addition to the Married Student Peter R. Ellis, Secretary Aparonent Units. The following bids were re­ ceived for the construction of a 1O2-unit addi­ tion to the Stadium Drive apartments:

854 October 22, 1971 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Alternate Contractor Base Bid Add 6 Units Contractor Base Bid Alternate General General 1. M.W. Vanderveen Const. Co. $ 808,800 $ 51,000 Docsa-Smith, Assoc. $917,400 $51,600 $969,000 3307 E. Kilgore (withdrawn) Kalamazoo Kalamazoo Mechanical 2. Docsa-Smith Assoc. 917,400 51,600 Fred J. Hotop Co. 215,645 12,700 228,345 1532 King Hwy. Kalamazoo Kalamazoo Electrical 3. Miller-Davis Co. 934,498 50,000 Central Elec. Motor 118,500 5,100 123,600 1029 Portage, Kalamazoo & Const. Lansing 4. Johnson-Klein, Inc. 1,013,000 62,400 Grand Total $1,320,945 1716 Vanderbilt Rd. Portage Alternate The recommendations have the support of the Contractor Base Bid Add 6 Units architect, Louis Kingscott and Associates. Mechanical 1. Fred J. Hotop Co. $ 215,645 $12,700 Adjournment. The meeting was declared ad­ 415 W. Maple, Kalamazoo journed at 11:53 a,m.

2. Dent Plumb.& Heating 246,117 14,500 Respectfully submitted, 10330 Portage Rd. Kalamazoo

3. Associated Mech. Serv. 288,684 15,700 2211 Miller Rd. Kalamazoo

4. Wheeler-Blaney Co. 335,140 19,000 5071 E. Kilgore (lei;..� G? . l� }� Kalamazoo Peter R. Ellis, Secretary Alternate Contractor Base Bid Add 6 Units Electrical 1. Central Elec. Motor & Const.$118,500 $ 5,100 2443 S. Rundle Lansing

2. Union Elec Co. 134,900 5,940 235 W. Jackson Battle Creek

3. R.W. Leet Elec., Inc. 144,000 7,200 3803 Gembrit Circle Kalamazoo

4. Kent Electric Co. 150,965 7,929 3340 S. Main Ravenna

The Trustees approved the acceptance of the following low qualifed bidders and authorized the awarding of the contracts accordingly, and further authorized the President and/or the Secretary of the Board of Trustees to sign the contracts on behalf of the Trustees:

October 22, 1971 855 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

REGULAR MEETING previously approved a variable residence hall housing plan on August 14, 1970 providing a November 19, 1971 number of options to student residents, the proposals presented in the communications were referred to the administration for further study. A Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees was held on Amendment to Code of Student Life. The November 19, 1971 in the Board of Trustees Trustees approved the recommendation that sub­ Room of the University Student Center. paragraph B of Article II of the Code of Student Life be amended effective JanuaryT1972 by The meeting was called to order at 1:21 p.m. striking therefrom the words "intoxicating by President James W. Miller, Chairman. beverages and", and that the administration pro­ ceed immediately to work with the staff and Trustees present: Caine, Mrs. Dalton, appropriate student and faculty committees to Dykema, Mrs. Johnson, Ludlow and Watterson. develop regulations pertaining to the posses- sion and use of alcoholic beverages on the campus. Trustees absent: Adams and Franks. Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees Also present were: Vice President Seibert, approved the following appointment, leaves of Vice President Coulter, Vice President Coyne, absence without pay, and retirement with emeritus Secretary Ellis, Treasurer Wetnight, Mr. O'Connor, status, as presented in the Academic Personnel Dr. Swierenga and Counsel Henry Ford, Jr. Report:

Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trustees Appointment accepted and approved the Agenda as presented for the meeting. Kenneth Simon, Associate Professor of Education and Associate Dean of Minutes. The Minutes of the October 22, the College of Education, effec­ 1971 Regular Meeting were approved as circulated. tive December 15, 1971 (Replacement)

Petitions and Conmrunications. The Secretary Leaves of Absence Without Pay read a conmrunication from David C. Brennan, Student Senate President on behalf of the Erika Kissel, Instructor in German, from Associated Student Government, concerning con­ January 5, 1972 to April 22, 1972 sumption of alcoholic beverages in the residence for medical reasons halls. Attached to the communication was a copy of a motion passed overwhelmingly by the Marilyn L. Miller, Assistant Professor Western Michigan University Student Senate of Librarianship from August 29, "supporting the issue of consumption of alcoholic 1972 to April 21, 1973, to enroll beverages in the dorms and on the Western Michigan in doctoral course work in the School University campus according to the State laws." of Library Science at the University of Michigan The Trustees acknowledged receipt of a communication, report, and petitions from re­ Retirement With Emeritus Status presentatives of the Committee for Student Privileges regarding consumption of alcoholic George 0. Egland, Associate Professor of beverages in the residence halls and twenty- Speech Pathology and Audiology, four hour unrestricted visitation in the residence effective July 1, 1972, with the halls beginning winter semester, 1972. There title Associate Professor Emeritus were 1,723 students who participated in the of Speech Pathology and Audiology survey. Based on the findings of the survey, the committee recommended that: (1) the con­ Non-Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees sumption of alcoholic beverages be allowed in approved the following appointments as presented the living areas of every residence hall on in the Non-Academic Personnel Report: campus and, (2) that twenty-four hour unre­ stricted visitation be adopted in enough of the Appointment residence halls to coincide with the survey's findings. Richard L. Piper, a position in the Physical Plant, effective November The Trustees commended the students for the 22, 1971 (A-III) (Replacement) method's employed in presenting their position on these issues. Inasmuch as the Trustees had

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Sally Pippen, Area Coordinator, Housing Appointment of Engineer for the Howard Street Office, effective January 3, 1972 Pedestrian Bridge. The Trustees approved the (A-Ill) (Replacement) appointment of the firm of Carl Walter Associates to plan and supervise construction of a pedestrian Motion to Take from the Table. The Trustees bridge over the Howard Street Extension. The approved a motion to take from the table con­ bridge will provide a safe passage for students sideration of the recommendation that a College and auditorium patrons who walk from or park on of Fine Arts, including Departments of Music, the south and west of the new Howard Street. Art, and Dance, be established effective July 1, 1972. Bids for the Remodeling of the Speech and Hearing Center. The following bids were received College of Fine Arts. The Trustees approved to remodel a portion of the Speech and Hearing the recommendation that a College of Fine Arts Center: including Departments of Music, Art, and Dance, be established effective July 1, 1972. Contractor Base Bid

Authorization to Grant Degrees for December Paul J. Barton, Kalamazoo $58,488.00 Commencement. The Trustees authorized the President of the University to confer degrees Miller-Davis, Kalamazoo 59,952.00 at the December 18, 1971 Commencement as re­ commended by the Faculty of the University. Johnson-Klein, Portage 60,600.00

Granting of Storm Sewer Easement to the City Edward L. Prince, Kalamazoo 60,745.00 of Kalamazoo. The Trustees approved the granting of a Storm Sewer Easement to the City of Kalama­ Vanderveen Construction, Kalamazoo 66,366.00 zoo to install a storm sewer across University property by the railroad tracks and VandeGiessen Don B. Smith, Kalamazoo 69,221.00 Road near the point where Howard Street crosses the railroad tracks. They further authorized Giem-Whitaker, Kalamazoo 71,490.00 the Treasurer and the Secretary to sign the agreement on behalf of the Board of Trustees. The Trustees approved notifying their agent, the Building Division of the Executive Office, A copy of the Storm Sewer Easement is on State of Michigan, of their recommendation that file in the Secretary's office. the following low qualified bidder be awarded the contract to remodel a portion of the Speech and Gifts and Grants Report. The Trustees Hearing Center: accepted for the University the Gifts and Grants as contained in the Gifts and Grants Report. Contractor Base Bid The Secretary was directed to acknowledge and express appreciation to the donors on behalf of Paul J. Barton, Kalamazoo $58,448.00 the Board of Trustees. Amendment to the Board of Trustees' By-Laws. Purchase of Property. The Trustees author­ The Trustees approved the recommendation that ized the exercising of the options for purchase Article I, Section 1.2 of the Board of Trustees' of the following parcels of land: By-Laws be amended by deleting the stated time "1:15 p.m." and inserting in its place "1:45 p.m." Lots 43, 44, 45, and 46, Block 4, Section 1.2 would now read "Regular Meetings shall Plat of Kalamazoo Park, owned by be held on the campus of the University at 1:45 p.m. Authur L. and Virginia E. Burke on the third Friday..• "

Lots 13, 14, and 15, Block 4, Plat Status Report on '71 Annual Fund Drive. Trustee of Kalamazoo Park, owned by Anna E. Ludlow, Chairman of the '71 Annual Fund Drive, Perron presented a progress report to the Trustees on the status of the Drive. He revealed that $435,704.74 Appointment of Architect/Engineer for Moore had been received as of November 18, 1971. As of Hall. The Trustees approved the appointment of that date, 5,394 alumni and 1,105 non-alumni donors the firm of Ralph Calder Associates to plan the had made contributions and that both figures re­ architectural and mechanical changes necessary present substantial gains in comparison to the '70 to convert Moore Hall into classrooms and drive. The goal of $500,000 is expected to be faculty offices. achieved by December 31, 1971.

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Adjournment. The meeting was declared REGUL MEETING adjourned at 2:55 p.m. December 17, 1971 Respectfully submitted,

A Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees was held on December 17, 1971 in the Board of Trustees Room of the James W. Miller, Chairman University Student Center.

The meeting was called to order at 1:55 p.m. by President James W. Miller, Chairman. �-ft. (x.. z; l/� Peter R. Ellis, Secretary Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Mrs, Dalton, Dykema, Dr. Franks, Mrs. Johnson, Ludlow, and Watterson.

Trustees absent: None.

Also present were: Vice President Seibert, Vice President Coulter, Vice President Coyne, Secretary Ellis, Treasurer Wetnight, Mr. O'Connor, Dr. Swierenga and Counsel Henry Ford, Jr.

Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trustees accepted and approved the Agenda as presented for the meeting.

Minutes. The Minutes of the November 19, 1971 Regular Meeting were approved as circulated.

Petitions and Communications. The Secretary read a communication from Linda Turpin, President, University Student Center Board, on behalf of the Board and interested students expressing interest and concern in the proposed changes in the operation of the facility layout in the University Student Center Snack Bar. Treasurer Wetnight indicated that the first of a two part report had been received from Laventhol, Krekstein, Horwath & Horwath, Consultant for the Snack Bar, and that the Trustees' Budget Committee would be meeting in the near future to review and discuss the report. In the interim, prompt attention would be given those items contained in the report that might be swiftly implemented.

Miss Turpin was commended for her presen­ tation of the issue and was assured that the University Student Center Board would be in­ volved in deliberating the recommendations presented by the Consultant.

Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees approved the following appointments, retire­ ments with emeritus status, resignation as department head and leave of absence without pay, as presented in the Academic Personnel Report:

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Appointments Resignation

Surendra K. Gupta, Research Associate, Nelson Jackson, Coordinator of Project Department of Chemistry, effec­ '73, effective December 31, 1971 tive October 11, 1971, terminat­ (A-III) ing October 11, 1972 (New Position) Creation of the Position of Associate Vice Carl R. Lindenmeyer, Assistant Pro­ President for Academic Affairs. The Trustees fessor, Department of Engineer­ approved the· recorranendation that the position of ing and Technology, effective Associa te Vice President for Academic Affairs be January 1, 1972 (Reappointment) created effective January 21, 1972.

Joseph Morreale, Instructor, Depart­ Policy on Outside Employment. The Trustees ment of Economics, effective approved the policy on "Outside Employment" found August 28, 1972 (Reappointment) on Pages 54 to 58 of the 1970 edition of Uni­ versity Policies and the Faculty. A complete Retirement With Emeritus Status copy of the policyis� file in the Secretary's office. Myrtle M. Powers, Assistant Pro­ fessor, Department of Biology, Gifts and Grants Report. The Trustees effective July 1, 1972, with accepted for the University the Gifts and Grants the title Assistant Professor as contained in the Gifts and Grants Report. Emeritus of Biology The Secretary was directed to acknowledge and express appreciation to the donors on behalf of Edwin B. Steen, Professor, Depart­ the Board of Trustees. ment of Biology, effective June, 1972, with the title Professor Unemployment Compensation Advisor. The Emeritus of Biology Trustees approved the recorranendation that the firm of Gates, McDonald & Company, Columbus, Ohio, Resignation as Department Head be engaged for the purpose of providing unemploy­ ment compensation service to the University for Harold W. Boles, Head, Department of a period of one year. Educational Leadership, effec­ tive December 19, 1971, to con­ Purchase of Property. The Trustees authorized tinue as Professor of Educational the exercising of the option for purchase of the Leadership following parcel of land:

Leave of Absence Without Pay Lot No. 24, Block No. 2, Woodlawn Park Plat, Vacant Lot, owned by Stanley and Richard V. McGehee, Associate Pro­ June DeForrest. fessor, Department of Geology, effective September 1, 1972 to Resolution Pertaining to Sale of Securities. September 1, 1973, to teach By roll call vote, the Trustees approved a re­ geology at the National·uni­ solution pertaining to the sale of securities. versity of Mexico and to carry The following Trustees voted "aye": out studies of metamorphic and volcanic rocks in northern Fred W. Adams Mexico for the geological insti­ Robert D. Caine tute of the University of Mexico Mrs. Dorothy U. Dalton John R. Dykema Non-Academic Personnel Report. The Dr. Julius Franks, Jr. Trustees approved the following appointment Mrs. Mildred Johnson and resignation as presented in the Non­ Charles H. Ludlow Academic Personnel Report: Philip N. Watterson

Appointment and the following Trustees voted "nay":

Abdullah W. Muharranad, Coordinator None of Project '73, effective January 1, 1972 (A-III) (Replacement) The resolution reads as follows:

December 17, 1971 859 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

BE IT RESOLVED that the resolutions regret and collectively saluted Trustee Dalton relating to the sale of securities, for her outstanding service to Western Michigan adopted by this Board of Trustees on University as a Trustee indicating that she February 19, and April 16, 1965 be re­ would be sorely missed. The Trustees then scinded and the following resolution conferred Trustee Emeritus status on Mrs. Dalton. be adopted. Honorary Degree. The Trustees approved BE IT RESOLVED that the Treasurer the awarding of an honorary degree at the or Assistant Treasurer of the Western December 18, 1971 Conmencement as follows: Michigan University Board of Trustees shall be and is hereby authorized for Dorothy U. Dalton, Doctor of Humanities and in behalf of the Western Michigan (HH.D.) University Board of Trustees to sign, acknowledge and deliver any and all Adjournment. The meeting was declared documents necessary in connection with adjourned at 3:38 p.m. the sale and purchase of securities held in the name of Western Michigan Respectfully submitted, University, or in the name of Western Michigan University Board of Trustees, or in the name of Western Michigan University Student Aid Fund, or in the name of Western Michigan University Alumni Endowment Fund, or in the name of Western Michigan University Alumni Foundation, or in the name of Western Michigan University Endowment Fund, (Bt_.,_ Gi>. �-,,� subject to the approval of the Chair­ Peter R. Ellis, Secretary man or Vice-Chairman of said Board of Trustees.

Appointment of Architect-Engineer for Recreation Facility. The Trustees approved the appointment of the firm of Osborn Company, Consulting Engineers, as the arthitect/ engineer to plan and supervise the construc­ tion of the University recreation facility.

Request to Legislature for Authorization to Renovate Waldo Stadium. The Trustees authorized the administration to submit a request to the State Legislature for authori­ zation to renovate Waldo Stadium, the total costs not to exceed $1,500,000, and the pro­ gram to be financed upon a self-liquidating basis.

Appointment of Architect-Engineer for the Renovation of Waldo Stadium. The Trustees approved the appointment of the firm of Osborn Company, Consulting Engineers, to serve as the architect/engineer for the renovation of Waldo Stadium, the appointment subject to authorization of the project by the State Legislature.

Conmunication. Vice-Chairman Adams read a conmunication from Trustee Dalton indicating that she had written to Governor William Milliken tendering her resignation from the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees effective January 1, 1972. The Trustees acknowledged receipt of her letter with deep

860 December 17, 1971 APPENDIX A HONORARY DEGREES AND AWARDS

Commencement April 17, 1971

PHILIP ALOYSIUS HART Doctor of Laws

Philip Aloysius Hart, United States Senator, you are recognized widely as the champion of the common man. It is your goal to see that justice is available to all whether in the market places or in the realm of government. You have served our State and Nation well, in time of war and in time of peace. During your years of service to the people of Michigan, as a member of the State and National governments, your actions and your demeanor have served to give added respectability to the art of politics and have reflected honor on your home State of Michigan.

In recognition of your valuable service to the State and Nation, the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees is pleased to confer upon you the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws with all the rights and privileges appertaining thereto.

ROBERT PAUL GRIFFIN Doctor of Laws

Robert Paul Griffin, United States Senator, you have been recognized by your Senate colleagues as a man of integrity, dedication and ability, Your party has honored you with a leadership role. You have demonstrated that you place the public good above narrow partisanship. During your service in the Congress your actions and demeanor have served to give added respectability to the art of politics and have reflected honor on your home State of Michigan.

In recognition of your valuable service to our State and Nation as civilian, as soldier and as a member of Congress, the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees is pleased to confer upon you the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws with all the rights and privileges appertaining thereto.

TALBERT ABRAMS Doctor of Laws

Talbert Abrams, geographer, explorer, world traveler and benefactor, you pioneered as an aerial photographer. Because of your accomplishments you have often been sought as a scientific consultant. You are not content to keep your knowledge to yourself. Rather, you have shared with others the mysteries of the earth and the wonders of other planets. Through your encouragement, scientific subjects have been made in­ teresting for the general public and for countless college and high school students. Your many contributions to aerial photography have given your fellow man a better understanding of the planet he inhabits.

In recognition of your outstanding achievements and benefactions, the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees is proud to confer upon you the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws with all the rights and privileges appertaining thereto. HENRY LEWIS BATTS, JUNIOR Doctor of Science

Henry Lewis Batts, Junior, scientist, ecologist and educator, you have shown inspired leadership in founding and developing the Kalamazoo Nature Center and in making young and old aware of the fragile nature of man's environment and the responsibility of each for its preservation. Through your expert use of photography, motion pictures, living plants, and animals, and educational experiences of many types the Kalamazoo Nature Center under your direction has heightened the interest of countless thousands in the wonders of nature. It has emphasized the importance of our natural resources and man's wasteful disregard of their limited supply.

In recognition of your outstanding accomplishments and your continuing effort to make Michigan a more enlightened and healthful area, the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees is proud to confer upon you the honorary degree of Doctor of Science with all the rights and privileges appertaining thereto.

GWEN FROSTIC Doctor of Humanities

Gwen Frostic, artist, poet and publisher, you have by your unique talents added a new dimension to the beauty of our beloved State of Michigan. You sense the delicate nuances of Michigan's birds, flowers, trees, lakes and shores and in the artistry of your poems these gifts of nature are made equally enjoyable to eye and ear. Through your own publishing house you have committed to the printed page your poems and draw­ ings in a manner which invites the eye to read. In combining your talents as author, artist and businesswoman you bring credit to Western Michigan University, your alma mater.

In recognition of your dedication to portraying the beauty of Michigan and for your other significant accomplishments, the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees is pleased to confer upon you the honorary degree of Doctor of Humanities with all the rights and privileges appertaining thereto.

JOHN WILSON PORTER Doctor of Laws

John Wilson Porter, as State Superintendent of Public Instruction, you provide Michi­ gan with dedicated leadership in the field of education. A career educator, your counsel, recommendations and courageous guidance have benefited elementary, secondary and higher education. Prior to your selection for the top educational post in Michigan, you served in executive staff positions with the Michigan Department of Education and in those roles you gave generously of your ability, your time and driving energy. It has been your interest to provide each Michigan resident the best possible educational opportunity.

The Western Michigan University Board of Trustees, in recognition of your extraordinary accomplishments, is pleased to confer upon you the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws with all the rights and privileges appertaining thereto. ROBERT JOSEPH SMITHDAS Doctor of Humanities

Robert Joseph Smithdas, educator, lecturer and poet, you have by your accomplishments demonstrated dramatically that handicaps are obstacles to be overcome and not short­ comings to be endured. Blind and deaf since the age of four, you strove diligently to obtain an education and graduated from college with honors. Your experiences encouraged you to work vigorously for amendments to the Vocational Rehabilitation Act, changes which have worked to the benefit of manyof your fellow men who like yourself have been denied sight and hearing. As connnunity education director for the National Center for Blind-Deaf Youths and Adults, in Brooklyn, you are an inspiration to others. You embody a compassion and understanding for the handicapped which few could extend.

Western Michigan University Board of Trustees, in recognition of your extraordina ry accomplishments, is pleased to confer upon you the honorary degree of Doctor of Humanities with all the rights and privileges appertaining thereto. Cormnencement August 13, 1971

L. DAVID CARLEY "Distinguished Alumnus Award"

L. David Carley as president of Inland Steel Development Company, you have reached a new plateau in your career in government, regional and urban planning and resource de­ velopment. You have served well the State of Wisconsin in a variety of agencies and you have served the federal government as a member of resource development colllllissions to Germany and to Argentina. Not only have you served at the university level as lecturer in political science, and also as an author, but you have additionally practiced the art of politics at the state level. What you have done to aid the development of the State of Wisconsin and many of its units, has brought credit to your alma mater.

It is with great pleasure that the Alumni Association of Western Michigan University presents you with this Distinguished Alumnus Award for your accomplishments which ex­ emplify the aims and aspirations of this University.

JOHN J. PRIJIS "Distinguished Alumnus Award"

John J. Pruis, teacher, administrator, university president, you are continuing to build your career in higher education on a foundation that is strong because it is dedicated to helping others to achieve not only for benefit to self, but even more importantly for the good of all. Your understanding, counsel and consideration were of great assistance to students in your days as a teacher. These qualities, together with your demonstrated administrative ability, made it apparent to your colleagues that you were destined for a role of particular leadership in the realm of education. Your appointment as president of Ball State University gives indication of even greater accomplishments in the years ahead. Each success you have attained has brought credit to your alma mater.

It is with great pleasure that the Alumni Association of Western Michigan University presents you with this Distinguished Alumnus Award for your accomplishments which exemplify the aims and aspirations of this University.

MAX GEORGE WILCOX "Distinguished Alumnus Award"

Max George Wilcox, concert artist, conductor and recording producer, you have achieved in a way which is given to but a very few. You have attained prominence as a producer of classical records for R.C.A., a pinnacle which put reality into the fantasy of your early teenage years. Yet in doing what has held so much personal meaning, you have brought enjoyment to countless thousands through recordings of the world's greatest musical artists. Classical recordings which you produced have won five Grammy awards, and they have received recognition of high order in foreign lands. Your latest musical endeavor, as symphony conductor, has brought critical acclaim. Your efforts serve not just music lovers of the present, but you have designed a'gift which will be enjoyed by generations to come.

It is with great pleasure that the Alumni Association of Western Michigan University presents you with this Distinguish.ed Alumnus Award for your accomplishments which exemplify the aims and aspirations of this University. Commencement December 18, 1971

ANATOL RAPOPORT Doctor of Humane Letters

Anatol Rapoport, teacher, researcher and author, you serve as an outstanding example of the effective scholar at the frontiers of knowledge in the Twentieth Century. With accomplishments as a concert pianist, mathematician, biologist, and psycholo­ gist, you have brought your energies and talents to bear upon the central problems of man living in the industrial world. Your thought, research, and writing about the way organisms function and adapt to survive, your explorations into conflict behavior, your probings into the principles that organize human behavior, and your applications of theory to the problems of international relationships give hope that rational thought and insight may yet lead men of action to attitudes and be­ haviors that preserve civilization and help it to find higher levels of attain- ment and deeper appreciation of the meaning of human life. Over your long years of teaching and exploration at the University of Chicago, the Mental Health Re­ search Institute of the University of Michigan, and now the University of Toronto, your research reports, books, and conversations with scholars and students have made valuable impact in man's effort to find order in this century.

Western Michigan University Board of Trustees, in recognition of your accomplish­ ments and your devotion to the increase of man's understanding, is pleased to confer upon you the honorary degree of Doctor of Humane Letters with all the rights and privileges appertaining thereto.

CORNELIA AUGENSTEIN ROBINSON Doctor of Public Service

Cornelia Augenstein Robinson, educator, civic leader over many decades and in many areas, you have given tirelessly of your multiple talents to projects directed toward the benefit of your fellow citizens. You championed equality of oppor­ tunity before it was fashionable to decry discrimination because of sex, color or national origin. You were the first woman to serve as chairman of the Kalamazoo County Board of Supervisors and the third woman ever to be elected to the Kalama­ zoo City Commission. You were president of the Michigan State Board of Educa­ tion at a time critical to the future of Western Michigan University. For the counsel and guidance you gave the then governing body of this institution, the • alumni, students, faculty, Trustees, staff and future generations of students will ever be grateful.

In addition to your contributions to community and state as a holder of public office, you have devoted great amounts of time to helping others through your participation in such programs as the training of practical nurses and the teaching of basic reading to adults.

Western Michigan Univ ersity Board of Trustees, in recognition of your continued civic accomplishments and your unselfish devotion to programs designed to help others, is pleased to confer upon you the honorary degree of Doctor of Public Service with all the rights and privileges appertaining thereto. DANIEL MARTIN RYAN Doctor of Humanities

Daniel Martin Ryan, editor and concerned citizen, you have given, and continue to give, enlightened leadership to the Kalamazoo Gazette to the end that it serves well the civic, cultural, social, educational and economic interests of this community. Each day's edition reflects the sense of responsibility which you possess and which you have instilled in your staff.

You demonstrate an understanding, consideration and interest in causes important to the well-being of this comnunity and its citizens, whether they receive popular support or not. You show concern for the less fortunate, for the minorities, and, in your own personally effective manner as well as through the columns of the newspaper, seek to improve their lot. You recognize the good in your fellow citizens and demon­ strate a quality of justice when reference to shortcomings is necessary. You speak out on the ills of our times, but never in a negative way. You seek resolutions which will be beneficial to all. In your capacity as editor you hold the dignity of our people and the welfare of our co111Dunity as paramount.

Western Michigan University Board of Trustees, in recognition of your accomplish­ ments and your leadership activity, is pleased to confer upon you the honorary\ degree of Doctor of Humanities with all the rights and privileges appertaining thereto.

JOHN BURLEY SWAINSON Doctor of Laws

John Burley Swainson, associate justice of the Michigan Supreme Court, your accomp­ lishments serve as an inspiration to those who have physical handicaps. Your en­ couragement and kindly assistance have given many the strength to overcome what could have been barriers to lives of significance. Your career in public life, as State Senator, as Lieutenant Governor, as Governor and now as Supreme Court Justice, gives hope where hope is needed most and strength where weakness lies.

Your great confidence in Michigan's young people has led you to give untiringly of your time and energy to combat drug abuse among teenagers and young adults. You have, by surmounting your own physical handicaps, given each of us an example of fortitude and of self-reliance. You asked not for sympathy nor avoided any challenge. You have served well your community, our State and our nation and you continue your efforts in behalf of others.

Western Michigan University Board of Trustees, in recognition of your accomplish­ ments and service, is pleased to confer upon you the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws with all the rights and privileges appertaining thereto.

DOROTHY UPJOHN DALTON Doctor of Humanities

Dorothy Upjohn Dalton, patron of the arts, benefactor, and friend to Western Michigan University, your experienced counsel leavened with an understanding of today's youth and thought has been of valued assistance to your colleagues on the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees. Your enthusiastic interest in the arts is much in evidence in the Kalamazoo Community and particularly it is to be seen on Western's campus. You have given most graciously of your talents to the benefit of Western and you have assisted materially to make this campus enjoyable and attractive to our present students and to generations of students to come. Your delightful per­ sonality, your ever-thoughtful nature and your strong interest in young people have endeared you to the students of this University·.

Your fellow members of the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees, in recog­ nition of your service to this University, are privileged to confer upon you the honorary degree of Doctor of Humanities with all the rights and privileges apper­ taining thereto. APPENDIX B DEGREES GRANTED APRIL 17, 1971

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY

Bishop, Wayne W. Boersma, James Allen Coles, Eric

DOCTOR OF EDUCATION

Hansen, Robert Lee Nance, Everette Ellis Swanson, Carl David McLaughlin, Paul David Wilson, Dale T.

SPECIALIST IN ARTS

Armitage, Catherine Smith Kopec, Kathryn Diane

SPECIALIST IN EDUCATION

Stanton, Russell Warren

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Allen, James Anderson Grohalski, James Thomas Olivier, Russel Merle Anderson, John Clark Hart, Ewart J.,Jr. Olszewski, Richard A. Babcock, Burton Edward Henne, Jeffrey Allen Perozo, Daniel E. Bailey, Joseph Patrick Jackson, William E.,Jr. Pfanz, John Gary

Balthazor, Michael John Keller, James T. Pinckes, Michael A. Beckwith, Norman V. Kloustin, Ronald Ashton Post, Frederick Richard Bosch, Robert Lee Krutzsch, Carl N. Robb, Michael Dean Boyer, Paul Edward Lamain, William Cornelius Scoville, Jerry Lee

Brown, Jerrell Easton Martin, Thomas Edward Steenman, Johannes C.M. Buck, Marvin Eugene Messer, Bristol Steinfeld, Robert Reynolds Buttles, Vernon M. Michaluk, Bob D. Stelma, Roger Chapman, James John Miller, David Manville Verkade, Fredrik Erik

Donovan, Thomas Zay Mitchell, David Jon Vonk, Gys Lambert Emmons, Guy Wayne Morvan, Thomas Keith Wesolowski, Mitchell Ewalt, Dale. J. Nugent, Ronald J. Whiters, Esjaye A. Floyd, Calvin Ramond Ojediran, Adegoke Ojerinde White, David Charles Cosen, Larry Ralph Williams, Jiles Brantley

MASTER OF MUSIC

Glessner, Janice Marie

MASTER OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

Woodcock, Jane Reid MASTER OF SCIENCE

Hamilton, Richard L. Hollen, Thomas Wayne Kauppi, James Douglas Harper, Earl Husain, Syed Aqil Maguire, Timothy J. Helsley, Gerald Milton Norton, John C.

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN LIBRARIANSHIP

Ames, Mark J. Gilmore, Margaret W. Polzien, Mary Margaret Bowennan, Ann Louise Kress, Sharon Ann Porter, Kathryn Lucille Fox Carter, James William Maus, Jane Ellen Rasheed, Mohammad Abdul Cretsinger, Nancy Nichols, Robert David Valleau, Mary Elizabeth Gideon, Charlotte Elizabeth Oetting, Frieda Ruth Worden, Diane D. Peters, Susan Louise

MASTER OF SOCIAL WORK

Achterhof, James John Gardiner, Rosemary Reed, Consuella Rose Affeld, Rita Joy Graves, Ted R. Schmidt, Michael John Baldauf, Dorothy Gwinn, Marolyn E. Scholz, Paula Lee Becker,. Carol Maxfield Haveman, Doreen Mary Simpson, Robert 0. Becker, Harold Hennan Hockaday, Susan Pulver Smith, Anna Marie Bowers, Marcia Anne Korb, Daina Smith, Michael Parnell Burns, Jean Mary LaDuke, William Harold Stremler, Harvey Dean Champion, Sandra Lee Lutzka, Kathleen Anne Sturtevant, Katharine Martha

DeHaven, William Russell Mellein, John Phillip Vanslooten, Paul Hennen English, Duane Gary Neubeck, Eva Janet White, Margaret Elizabeth Farenhorst, Dick Playford, Avery L. Woodward, Vern C.

MASTER OF ARTS

Abnet, Barbara Lee Conrad, Joan Helen Harris, Ruth Elaine Adler, Roy Douglas DeYoung, Marylin Rose Hartsell, Jeane Anderson, Jon V. Dinda, Jacqueline Mae Hauxwell, Ronald Earl Arnett, Marilyn Sue Dorr, Conrad Albert Head, Daniel Newton

Auh, Soo Young Eding, Dale Allan Heathman, Linda Glyn Barnes, Stephen David Ely, Geri Janice Herlein, Doris G. Bayens, Judith E. Fisher, Wayne Ray Hickok, Joyce L. Bechtel, Ilze Maija Forreider, Gerald Eugene Hillman, Terry G.

Bergmans, Jerry Henry Fosdick, Nancy Ann Hirning, Paul A. Bianchi, Phyllis Denman Fox, James Nelson Hofmeister, Lois M. Bierlein, Raymond Eugene Frielink, Betty J. Howard, Carole Alice Bienna, Dianne A. Fry, Gilbert W. Howitt, Gary Allan

Bilby, Robert W. Fry, J. Trilby Hunt, George Murrell, Jr. Bixler, Beverly Lee Garthe, Sister Marie Paulette, O.P. Ruiz, Eduardo Alberto Innes Blackwood, Holly L. Gauna, Mary Frances Jant zi, Gerald Paul Blasch, Cheryl Lee Geary, Thomas Alfred II Johansen, Judith Jean

Booker, Rudolph Valentine Geisler, Paul Ellis Johnecheck, Harvey A. Braden, William D. Geukes, Janet Ann Johnson, Jay L. Bulko, Sister Charla, O. S.F. Gillespie Carolyn L. Jordan Willian A. Butners, Marite Marta Guilford, Noel Allan Kastas, Joyce M.

Carland, Michael William Hacias, Christopher Chester Kastin, John L. Carpenter, Mary Jane Northrop Hagemann, John Y. Ketter, Carol Joyce Cochran, Marcella O'Bryan Hammond, Patricia Ann Kirkland, Arleen Conklin, Mark Edward Hansen, Rosemary Koop, Peter Kotarski, Mary R. Payne, Mary Katherine Speck, Phyllis Jane Kozal, Sister Mary Michelle Peck, Larry R. Spencer, Tracy William Krumhus, Kathleen Pennock, Joyce Marie Stahl, Caryn Jane Lamberts, Martha Bullock Pickett, Beal B. Stahlberg, Rudolf H.

Landis, Sita Balgobin Pierce, Gregory Earl Stearns, Roberta N. Lapato, Susan Prins, Donna Kathleen Steinbach, John James Lemke, Gary Kai Purvins, Maris Stevens, Sheryl Louise Lindemulder, David Martin Randall, Mary Laurie Stolle, Hans Joerg

Lu, Wilson Chieu Rasmussen, Richard C. Stoner, Arthur G. Ludlow, Robert P. Rau, Roberta Lee Story, Hillard D. MacDonald, Colleen Kay Claxton Robinson, Eddie Stouffer, William Norman Manthey, Linda Joyce Rosenba=, Jon Michael Strauss, Lawrence Irwin

Martin, Keith Earl Rowlson, Darlene Jane Sturdivant, Cleophus May, Gary Lee Royal, Mildred Mae Thomas, Stanley III McBratnie, Hugh C. Rykse, Mary C. Tidd, Brian Matthew McCloskey, Sandra Joan Sadler, Vernon James III Trehearne, Linda Weisner

McMullen, Janet Sandberg, Kim Vaal, Joseph John, Jr. Miczulski, Dennis T. Saper, Jerold Harmon Valls, Rev. Richard G. Mirer, Kenneth F. Schaefer, John Walter VanHorn, Ronald L. Morales, Gustavo E. Schloegl, Mary Ann Vanwagner, Karen Ann

Moulton, Kathryn Lynn Sealscott, David M. Vosburgh, Ralph Edward H., Jr. Muthiani, Joseph Shappee, Barbara Joan Wakeman, Robert Lyle Nakazato, Kazuhiko Shearer, Frederick Henry, Jr. Walker, Clifford Necaise, Nick C. Sheggeby, Stanley John Whitmore, Yasuko Hanafusa

Nelson, Darlene Esther Sherwood, Allan Norbury, Jr. Wieder, Roberta Anne Nevala, Judith L. Sherwood, Lucy Marie Williams, David Paul Nichols, Robert Louis Shipley, Ronald Todd Williams, Stanford Earl Niles, Bradley Everton Sikkenga, James Emil Wilson, C. Jane

Omolabi, Omotoso Simmons, W. Chandler Wiltshire, Wayne W. Orenstein, Bernard F. Skulan, Jerome Andre Wynne, Edwin C. Paauwe, Linda Ann Smith, Kalmin Dexter Youngs, David Lee Palin, Roberta Ann Snyder, Ruth Ann Zoller, Gale Robyn Pawloski, John Michael Zura, Joseph William

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Absher, Robert, Dale Bacon, Carol J. Beldon, Joann Mildred Ackerman, Fay Ellen Bailey, John Gregory Belknap, Jean Therese Adams, Susan E. Baker, Phyllis Jean Bender, Dean Arthur Akers, Kathleen Ann Baksic, Corinne F. Bergin, Sharon Dianne Albertson, Susan Anne Baldwin, Marilynn Berlien, Paula A.

Anderson, Carolyn Marie Baribeau, Patricia Berry, Carol Jean Antor, Sharon Marie Bartnicki, Jean Kathleen Bertino, Thomas J. Applegate, Steven North Bastian, Helen Marie Bialk, Gail Eleanor Armbruster, Susan B. Batterson, Kathleen Marie Binder, Charles Edward Armstrong, Charles Edwin Bawiec, Cecelia Bishop, Deborah Ann

Arnemann, Marcia Kay Baxter, Bruce Charles Blackman, Genevieve Lynn Arrivde, Sally D. Becker, Margaret Elizabeth Blake, Patricia Regina Ashton, Dixie Georgiane Beechem, Michael H. Blankestyn, Gerald John Aslanian, Roy C. Beegle, Patricia Kay Blankestyn, Mary Kay Atkinson, Timothy Harold Behdad, Roodabeh Blanton, Bruce Clark Blanton, Douglas Carl Czosnowski, Mary C. Fletcher, Julianne Bleech, Patricia Ann Dague, Gail Faye Foehl, Susan Jane Block, Esther Kay Daly, Margaret Mary Foerch, Bruce Frederick Blood, Elizabeth Ruth Poppema Davey, Christel Kanabeya Forsythe, Sheila Evelyn Bois, Robert Dennis Davis, Coy W., Jr. Fournier, Coburn W.

Bolton, John Howard Dean, Cristina Carol Fredricks, Nancy Lynn Bond, Bonnie Ann Dean, Linda K. Frelix, Clarence Bordeaux, Mark James Dean, Thomas T. French, Randy Alan Boss, Linda D. DeBoer, Ann Kathleen Fuehr, Robert John Bowers, Karen Sue Decker, Grace Temple Galloup, Ellen Elizabeth

Boyd, Melba J. DeHaan, Thurston I. Gebhart, Donnalynn Beatrice Brasseur, Lee Ellen Dehnke, Alan Dodge Gehr, Gretchen Ann Brewer, Bonnie Jean DeHorn, Blanche Catharine Geisel, Janice Ruth Brooks, Janie P. Delach, Sara-Jane George, Diane Niki Brooks, Madelyn Dian Delahunty, Patrick Henry Gibbard, Nancy Jean

Brown, James Hendricks DeRuyter, Judy Anne Gill, Jon Merrill Brown, Lorolie A. DeRuyter, Linda Lee Gilligan, Kathleen Buck, David Culver DeVries, Robert J. Giovanni, Vincent D. Buck, Lynne Lucile DeWitt, Frances Louise Glendening, Deborah Ann Buckles, Michael R.R. DeYoung, Patricia Lea Glennie, Kathleen Marie

Bujak, Jo Ann Dicesore, Joan Lyn Glisan, Vonda J. Burch, Erna Ingred Dickie, Diane Marie Goldsmith, Kathleen Sue Burroughs, Richard James Dillingham, Susan Lynne Goldsword, Beth Ann Burtraw, Pamela E. Dinehart, Sue Ann Gonzalez, Ramiro C. Burye, Linda Marie Dobbie, Barbara Jill Goodreau, Donna Mead

Butler, Beverly Ann Druskovich, Nellie Mae Graham, James Michael Butterfield, Bethany Jean Dudeck, Louis J. Grawey, Rayma Ann Campbell, Robert Dunning III Duffitt, Robert F.G.C. Green Richard Forest Canada, Dawn, J. Duffy, Mary Lynne Greenland, Ann Elizabeth Cantargis, Katherine June Dunham, Sherrie Ann Greenwell, Daniel Jay

Capp, Sandra Lynn Dunnill, Peggy Ann Groat, Pamela Ferne Carey, James Mark Dunning, Carole Sue Grochocki, Beverly Ann Carlson, Martha Jo DuVall, Barbara L. Grunst, Robert C. Case, Linda Dygert, Beverly Lynn Guerin, Lynn E. Casey, Colleen Kathryn Dykema, Nancy Lee Gumser, Barbara L.

Catto, Susie Pearl Edelbrock, Susan Catherine Gwynn, Richard Centilli, Dennis James Edmunds, Cynthia Ann Haas, Carol Ann Cerny, Paul Russell Egger, Annemarie Hackenberg, James Kurt Gey, Thomas W. Elsie, Priscilla Ann Hagenberg, Donna Kay Chaikin, Susan Deborah Engstrom, Gretchen Georgette Haldy, Mary Therese

Childs, MaDonna Rose Eodchick, Margaret Mary Hale, Cathy Jean Christensen, Becky Jean Evans, Robert Thomas Hall, Cynthia Joy Cochrane, Paula Gail Farr, David M. Halub, Mary Ann Colston, Theodore Carl Federspiel, Katheryne Ann Hannon, Marjorie K. Conrad, David Robert Fello, Linda Marie Harbron, Linda

Cook, Ruth Ann Felly, Martha Piquette Harrison, Philip Barnard Cooper, Roger William Ferrarese, Gordon Vincent Hartzell, William Cochrane Cooper, Susan Ferris, Grant Richard O.S.F.S. Hector, Rebecca Arnette Cotton, Susan Lynn Fetterolf, Margaret Sikes Hemingway, Michael James Cowdry, Joe Dean Finkbeiner, Cheryl Lynne Hempsted, Penny Joyce

Cox, Molly Firlik, Stephen Charles Hennessey, Collin Keith Cross, Ann Elizabeth Fisher, Frances Beth Henry, Holly Marie Crowell, Phyllis Fisk, Kathleen M. Hermling, Carol Ann Crowley, Julianne M. Fleming, Kathleen Ann Hettinger, James F. Czarnecki, Merilyn E. Flesher, Diane Kathleen Hibbard, James L. Hibbs, Michele Corinne Kirby, Rick D. McClelland, Anne Marie Higgins, Marilyn Mae Kirkpatrick, Kristin Anne Mccollough, Sharon Ann Higgins, Mary Frances Klauer, Suzanne E. McKnight, Mary Constance Higgs, SuzAnne Klemp, Marcia Kay McManus, Robert Thomas Hill, Arthur N. II (Chato) Kline, Mary S. McNabnay, Marie Louise

Hillger, Gail Diane Kniss, Alfred Annis Meadows, John F. Hills, Daniel P. Knowles, Linda L. Meekhof, Dyanna Lynn Hjelmberg, Russell Frederick Kochaney, Carol Ann Meinberg, Karen Jeanette Hoehle, William F. II Koehler, Robert Carl Merrill, Wendy Anne Hoekenga, Roger Kenneth Kopan, Barbara Jo Messner, David Ziegler

Hoelzle, Nancy Ann Korman, Christine Metcalf, Mary Ann Hoffmann, Carolynne Susan Kovac, Beverly Joan Meyers, Glenn Riley Hoffmann, Gerald Lee Kowalski, Doris Middlemas, Susan K. Holforty, Kathleen Diane Krause, Linda Mae Mieras, Elaine Carol Homeyer, Margaret Marie Kremers, Jane T. Miller, Kathleen

Hood, Georgiana Mary Krueger, Douglas Paul Miner, Susan Ann Hood, Mark Denis Kuboske, Patricia A. Mitchell, Frank, Jr. Hope, Linda Kay Kuntz, Barbara Jo Moerdyk, Errol David Hopkins, Jane Ann Kurek, Jacquelyn L. Moore, Allan William Hori, Joyce S. Kuxhaus, Patricia Ann Morre, Calvin, Jr.

Houk, Karen M Lafountain, Bonnie Morris, Wendy Ann Houle, Anne M. Lane, Robert J. Mount, Donna Marie Houle, Julie Fae Latchaw, Linda Ann Nagel, Gary David Houser, Karen Lee Lauri, Caterina T. Nash, Julie Anne Howlett, Roderick C. Law, Nancy Louise Neininger, Wendy Kaye

Hunsberger, Donna Lynn Lawler, Thomas Joseph Newitt, Judy Ellen Hutchins, Pamela Sue Lawrence, Steven Howard Newman, Stephen James Hyypio, Robert Leathers, David Robert Nguyen, Hung Kim Isabell, Mary Louise Leavens, Sharon W. Nichols, Deborah K. Iverson, Roger D. Leonard, Carol Ann Nichols, Martin Anthony

Jack, Anne Lynette Leonard, Mary Anne Nicholson, Charles Lee Jahnke, Phillip Richard Levinson, Judith Carol Nielsen, Valerie Lee Jaksim, Karen Lee L'Hommedieu, Valerie Anne Nimtz, Joanne Louise James, Jacqueline Lindberg, Kristin Alice Nolan, Lawrence P. Jameson, Dawn Ling, Janis Irene Norris, Judith Elaine

Jendrzejewski, Walter V. Lingl, Regina Nosal, Sylvia L. Jensen, Patricia D. Lobbestael, Michael F. Noto, Joseph J. Johns, Nancy Anna Lockett, Sharon Rose Novak, Suzanne Elizabeth Johnson, Christoper Robin Logan, Susan Rae Nuyens, Katherine Hurrell Johnson, Diane Cleo Loughman, Mary Anne Ogilivie, Clarice Laverne

Johnson, Ruby L. Lucas, Diane Carol Okerman, Madeline Ann Johnson, William Cyrus MacDougall, James Malcolm Olah, Joel L. Jones, Judy Ann Mack, Philip James Olcott, Londa Jean Jones, Patricia Sue MacKenzie, Brian W. Olson, Karen Marie Julian, Lynn Therese Makarewicz, Cynthia Louise Olson, Linda Louise

Junker, Pamela Ann Maki, Janet Lynn Olson, Mary Ann Kahler, Linda Kay Makimaa, Larry John Olson, Roger D. Kain, Sheila Ann Mangan, Margaret Mary Osis, William Thomas Keeney, Laurel Kay Mangold, Carolyn I. Papakhian, Arsen Ralph Kelley, Mark Burton Manke, Dean J. Parker, Kathleen Mary

Kelly, John William, Jr. Marchionini, Gary J. Paveglio, Mary Jo Kerr, Janice Kathryn Marsh, Linda Gail Pearson, James Roger Kettelhohn, Kay Stewart Matheson, Henry Peckos, Joseph Paul Kijor, Rita Ann Maxwell, Jean Yvonne Peplinski, Marsha Lynn Kinde, Kurt David McArdle, Jean Perfira, Anthony Sebastian Peterson, Janice Ruth Schulz, James Victor Truax, Janice Virginia Peterson, Joseph Dean Schutt, James Edward Tyler, Patricia Ann Pierce, Lee W., Jr. Scofield, Leslie Kent Usndek, Susan Ann Pietrzak, Linda Marrie Scott, John Farnham Valderas, Jose L. Pike, Donald Timothy Secor, Alexander Wayne VanAssche, Sally Irene

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Sahm, Sister Mary Louise Hormann, Charles E.

MASTER OF ARTS

Abolins, Liga Adler, Sarah Nella Amato, Suzana Beneke Achille, Louis Benjamin Aitken, Evelyn Y. Ameliach de Samad, Amalia M. Adams, Edward Melvin Aleksynas Roseann Marie Amstuta, Jean Baker Adams, James Winston Allabach, Daisy Marie Amy, Ronald M. Adams, Quincy Frank Allard, Elizabeth Anne Andersen, Gretchen Johanna Anderson, Olivia Margo Brunswick, Donald Joseph Darling, Eletha Rae Anderson, Rodney Charles Buelke, Judith Lyn Darling, Eugene Lester Applegate, Robert M. Buist, Douglas Alan Dausey, Marian Ruth Arbanas, Elizabeth Jane Burghardt, Kathleen Collins Davis, Charles Edward Arford, Heather Scott Burns, Sister Arlene, S.S.J. Deal, Joanne Kay Armintrout, Dale Allen Burns, Joan Marie Decker, Patrick Eugene Arnoldink, Ann Elizabeth Busch, Marlene Marie Dee, Charles Edward Ash, Mary Joanne Caldwell, Gordon Tyler DeJong, Charlotte Jean Atthakor, Wiwatchai Caldwell, John L. Dellario, Thomas Edward Bagdon, Margaret Callaway, Franzetta M. DeLong, Robert E., Jr.

Baker, Gretchen Callner, Janet Adams Dempsey, James William Baker, Rachel Candelora, Kent Dempsey, John Patrick, S.M. Ball, Catherine A. Carboneau, James Scott DenHerder, Ann Laura Bassett, Theresa Helen Carlton, Helen L. Deppong, Dolores Jane Baughman, Susan Kay Carman, Bruce 0. Derks, Marcia Ann

Bauw, John Calvin Carrico, Janice Marie Detgen, Corbin Eugene Bearss, John Henry Carroll, Ana Rosa Detgen, Dixie Carol Bedecs, Michael Julius Caruso, David Anthony Deur, Mary Gae Beers, Gary Jay Cary, Rosemary Dewar, Murray McColl Beimfohr, Carol R. Casebeer, Karen L. Dircks, Judith Lou

Beland, Elsie Loretta Cauble, Ronald G. Dishon, Dorothy Del Belfield, Russell Lee Champion, Margaret Rose Doerr, Judith E. Bentz, Stuart E. Chang, Tso, Pen Donovan, Lawrence William Berg, Ellen L. Chilas, John G. Downing, Danna Marie Berry, Mary Dean Chmil, Arlene Ann Dual, Peter Alfred Berry, Rita Christmas, Paul Turner, Jr. Durbin, John Joseph Berwald, Mary Jane Church, William Samuel Dutcher, Glenn L. Beurkens, Carol Lynne Clarey, John Leo Dykeman, Elmer Allen Bishop, Gloria Ann Clark, David Richard Eby, Max Duane Black, Elbert Franklin Clark, George 0., Jr. Edmond, Mary Ann

Black, Kenneth E. Claus, Cynthia Elizabeth Efird, Charles Leon Blackney, Warren Richard Clegg, Raymond George Eitelbuss, Jack Blaszak, Gerald Lewis Cole, Henry John Elfring, Sandra Joyce Block, Lynn Kay Collins, Laverne Vines Erickson, Barbara E. Bolinger, Connie Lee Collins, Milton Dale Esdale, Peter Sinclair

Bendell, James Alan Conliffe, Donna M. Eshelman, Linda Carol Bontrager, Virginia Josephine Conran, Jerre Jean Etheridge, Bobby Joe Borella, Sister Annette Marie Cook, Ann Camille Nelson Evans, Patricia L. Borgert, Vera Willene Cooke, Nancy Ann Evans, Samuel E. Borgman, James A. Cordle, Geraldine M. Eversdyk, Alyce Clare

Bowerman, Marlene Linda Corrigan, Linda J. Farrer, Elizabeth Ann Bowman, Boice McMath Cotts, Wayne Gregg Fauson, Richard A. Bowman, Byrl James Coulter, James Edward Fay, Selah Dee Bowman, Carla Sue Cousineau, Jean Arlene Ferrero, Donna Kay Boyer, Patricia Ann Cousynse, Edith Lucille Flahive, Michael James

Braun, Paula Jean Coville, Marilyn M. Fleming, Robert Myron, Sr. Brawer, Judith Kay Coville, Ronald M. Fleser, Wilbert David Brey, Judith Kathryn Cowlbeck, Earl, III Fox, Lyla Sheldon Bridgforth, Doris Louise .Cox, Glenn R. Franz, Carmelita M. Briegel, Janet Ruth Crosby, Karen Lee Frazee, Glen Edwin

Briggs, David William Cross, Margaret Kay Frazier, Suzanne Brink, Norma S. Crossman, Larry Robert Fretz, Helen H. Brothers, Elaine Marie Crump, Janet Olivia Freund, Margaret Olivia Brown, Bethany Ann Culp, Jerry Lynn Frye Bonniejean Brown, Sister Donna Curtin, Julie C. Fulcher, Ellen Arnell

Brown, Harold William Dahlman, Patricia Ruth Fulcher, Ronald Earl Brown, Marlene Seymer Dallariva, Glen Joseph Gadziemski, Michael David Brown, Sister Patricia C. ,S.S.J. Daniels, Tyrone Gainder, Doris E. Brownlee, William Alva, Jr. Danovitz, Burt Jerry Gaines, Eva N. Bruce, Bonnie Maureen Gance, Robert A. Garlock, Katherine E. Hughes, Madeleine Karen Leeder, William John, Jr. Garner, John V. Hunter, Candace Walker Leidig, Lois Arlene Gasperi, Ellen Kay Ill, Carl H. Leiphart, Marsha Leone Gewirtz, Frederick A. Iott, Annette M. Lesniak, Linda M. Gilbert, Meredith Lucille Iott, Eleanor Kay Lewis, David Alfred

Gilley, Carla D. Isley, Helena Dee Limburg, Peter A. Gonick, Frances Marie James, Lorridine M. Lintz, Betty Ti11111 Gonzales, Suzanne L. Jankowski, Eugene John Litten, David Wayne Goodman, Ellyn Marcia Jenkins, Yvonne Pate Liu, Hsi-Chiu Gorbach, Penelope Jennings, Martha Lee Lockhart, David

Goyert, Nancy Jean Johnson·, Kathleen Ann Lohrke, Dieter W.K. Graves, Linda Lee Johnson, Lois Lorene Love, Frances Fontaine Gray, Robyn Jan Johnson, Rosemarie Eleanor Lovejoy, JoAnn Charlotte Green, Constance Rose Joldersma, John Edward Luken, Charles Edward Greenawalt, Norma Claire Jonaitis, Robert F. Lukens, Peter Scott

Greenlee, Barbara Jones, Donald Wayne Lynch, Judith M. Greiner, John Michael Kahle, Jon Martin Lynema, Linda Lou Griffin, Robert William Kalisz, Sheryl Edwardine Lynn, Christine A. Grimes, Mary Catherine Kamara, Edward Mabin, Ronald W. Grooten, Nancy Sue Karac, Thomas Joseph Mackie, Thomas James

Gross, Stuart Edwin Katerberg, Jane Ellen Macus, John Andrew Gulker, Arlan George Katerberg, William Edwin Magnus, Bernice Marie Gunnison, Lynn Mary Kehoe, Doris R. Mahan, John Edward Gwinnup, Mary Ellen Kelley, Ronald William Major, Gary Lynn Haas, C. Suzanne Kelly, Rita M. Battino Malone, Gloria Marie

Hafer, Laure E. Kempf, Sally Miller Malovey, Carol Jean Hagman, Blake Page Kennedy, William Ralph Mancewicz, Marilyn Jean Hallock, Judy Ann Kesteloot, William Howard Marker, Carl Douglas Hamidi, Elaine D. Kienstra, Sister Margaret Marriott, Raymond Edward HaMilton, John Phillip Kimbell, Meredith Poe Marschke, Nancy Carol

Hardy, Jacqueline Phairas King, Jean Ellen Martz, Stephen William Harney, Mary Jane Kirschner, Neil L. Mascarenhas, Mervyn Dennis Harris, Barbara Jean Klein, Ronald Don Matteson, Michael Lynn Harris, Marilyn Alice Klovanich, Janet Wilson Matthews, David R. Hartman, Carl C. Koets, Lee Matthew Matthews, Earline Hartman, B. Gerald Koistinen, Lyle C. Maurer, Marilyn Ann Haught, William Joseph Kolenda, Carol Ann Maxson, Lucille Margaret Hauri, Becky Ann Kransi, Harold Arnold, Jr. McCarthy, Shirley Jean Havel, Ann Elaine Kraus, Beth Eileen McClenathan, Marsha LaFave Havens, Ellen J. Krenek, Carol Elizabeth Mccloughan, Michael E.

Havira, Robert Donald Kroes, Leona Mccully, Maureen Elizabeth Hemphill, Johnnie Krzyzewski, Nancy Egyhazi McFarland, Thomas Dalton Henley, Loretta Josephine Kubicek, Frances F. McFetridge, Marcia Ann Herron, Ruth Anne Kuhn, Virginia Louise McIntosh, Anne E. Hess, Robert Earl, Jr. Kunnen, Robert H. McKay, David Phillip

Hild, William Jay Kuster, Gerry Neal McKittrick, James Lee Hindbaugh, Glenn A. Kuster, John H. McLain, Tony Lee Hoard, John Martin Lake, Pauline A. McNell, Marie Motley Hoganson, Donn Charles Lamb, Patricia Ann McRuer, Kenneth George Hokanson, Phyllis K. Lane, Kathryn Houchins Meaney, Timothy Lawrence

Hollar, Jean Carolyn Lane, Philip Linden Mehary, Cynthia Ann Hollis, Judith Ann Langley, William H. Merchant, Margaret A. Hollowell, Ann Elizabeth Larsen, Barbara Sophie Metz, Lucille Irene Hooley, Sue Ann Larsen, Jon A. Micklatcher, Michael R. Hoskins, Tempy Muriel Larson, Lillian Constance Migliaccio, James V.

Howard, Timothy James Larson, Lynda Lou Milledge, Ruth Anne Hoy, Sharon Ann Laux, Philip Stephen Miller, Katherine Mae Hubbard, Mary Collamer Lavalley, June Eve Miller, Marion Resha Huber, Vern L. Lawrence, Glenn Edward Miller, Mary Theresa Huff, Carol Marie Leavens, Edna M. Minnema, Martha Elizabeth Mitchell, June Polega, Sister Mary Annora Shaffer, Van Steven Moleski, Joseph Julian Poole, Gerald Allen Sharp, Carol M. Monti, Avian Porte, Charles A. Shelton, Elizabeth Leone Moran, Barbara Jean Porter, Thomas E. Shermak, Gwendoly� Morgan, Terry Richard Potter, Sandra June Sherman, Donald Earl

Moses, Robert Lee Powell, Douglas Robert Shira, Karen Diane Mudie, Marilyn Jean Powell, James Robert, II Siddal, James Warner Mulder, Timothy M. Pratt, Charles A. Skarp, Evelyn Kay Murawski, Chet Priefer, Lorraine Catherine Skidmore, Jame Wilson Musser, Michael Patrick Prouty, Doris M. Smith, Bruce Alfred

Murphy Katherine Pruis, David Lofton Smith, Carol Elaine Naftel, Bruce William Przybysz, Stanley Edward Smith, Dale Lynn Navarro, Marvin Richard Purdy, William Karl Smith, Julianne Elizabeth Nelson, Stephen Wilbur Pursel, Robert J ., Jr. Smith, Gerald E. Neuman, Joan G. Qualls, William Terry Smith, Sharon Lou

Neumeyer, Elizabeth Ann Randall, David Michael Smith, Stephen Nelson Nichols, Patrick James Rauch, Carl, M., Jr. Sokolowski, Juliana Nickel, Barbara Jean Raymond, Harlan Dexter Sood, Vijay K. Niewkoop, Jo Ann Reda, Diana Carole Southard ,Nancy A. Nimmo, Maria Gloria Reed, Debra Kay Sowle, Jane Marie

Novak, David Lloyd Reed, Gary Marshall Spaeth, Wayne Parker Nowak, Janet Kay Reeths, Mildred Spafford, Richard Deane Nowak, Thomas Walter Reiger, Patsy Lou Spencer, Dianne Louise Nunez, Elliott Maitland Reinhart, David Lee Spitler, Kathryn Ellen Ogle, Frances Ridenoure Ritten, Loretta Mary Standing, Linda

Olthoff, Kay Marilyn Ritz, Carol Ann Stephenson, Ross Ernest Opria, Joyce Laura Roberts,Barbara Drifmeyer Stewart, Gary R. Orlando, Judith Anne Roberts, Joe C. Stewart, Willia m, Roger Overbeek, Nancy S Robinson, Frederick Stites, John David OWczarski, Thomas F. Robinson, Muirl Frederick Stitt, Michael Charles

Pacini, Georgiana Marie Robinson, Richard Wayne Stolt, Harry Cecil Pajunen, Victor H. Rohde, Brenda J. Strader, Richard Howard Palmer, Ernest Rohrstaff, Allen Reidar Strand, Karen Skonberg Fangman, John R. Ropp, Dale Clark Stromberg, Warren Panse, Bruce Carleton Rosa, Amy Loretta Stroven, Elizabeth J.

Paquette, Helen Norene Roscher, Cheryl Ann Stuart, Jeanne M. Parker, Sandra Doris Rotier, Glenn Laverne, Jr. Stuckey, Frank Leon Parks, Gilbert D. Rowe, Lee Ann Stuut, Carol Ann Parrish, Ingerid Rowe, Robert James Sundwick, Robert William Parrott, Michael Joseph Ryan, Eileen Sutherland, James Warren

Parsons, William John Salo, Kathleen L. Suurna, Aari Partridge, Christina Mary Salters, Iris Kemper Svetlauskas, Richard Patch, James Merrill Sarle, Stephen Charles Swander, Lynda G. Patch, Marcia L. Sartor, Rene Marie Sweet, Arthur B. Pattison, Richard D. Saulsberry, Darrell Hugh Swift, Richard Thomas

Paul, Sara Susanne Schadler, Bruce Marvin Switzer, Elvin L. Paul, Ward Allen Schaeffer, Sara Sue Sydnor, Robert Earl Payne, Randall R. Schaffer, Leon Vincent Szmuszkovic.z, Daphne Sarah Pederson, Mary L. Scheel, David Frederick Szocinski, Sister Rosanne, O.P. Pence, Adelaide Kay Schillaci, Timothy Szymula, Patricia Diane

Pensari, Eugene M. Schueller, Dale R. Taylor, William Henry, Jr. Person, John A. Schultheis, Patrick J. Templin, Kenneth A., S.M. Peterson, Craig A. Schultze, Arlene Kay Thatcher, John S. Phillips, Joseph Daniel Schutte, Donald Lee Theodore, Annette Piatti, Terry L. Searing, Laureen Ann Throckmorton, David Rogers

Pintal, Walter Joseph Sears, Gary Warren Timmer, Janet Lynne Piper, Dianne Catherine Selby, Carolyn Mae Tisby, Sharese Lenus Playfair, Rita deMeurisse Selvius, James Ryan Todd, Richard Emerson Plitz, Parker John Sewell, Janet Marie Toms, Carole Rae Plum, Carolyn Ann Shafer, Kathleen JoAnn Tonn, Cameron C. Traetz, Robert T. Wallace, William C. Williams, James Keith Troff, Susan M. Walther, Shirley June Williams, Roberta Terese Trombley, Paul W. Waltrip, David Alan Wilson, Suzanne Kay Trump, Jean P. Wang, James Tan-Yan Winchell, Lawrence Monroe Tugbo, Myrna Araneta Warner, Ida Mary Windsor, Nancy Elizabeth

Turkal, Stephen F. Warner, Sandra Yvonne Wolf, Alfred Rudolph Tytko, Cynthia Anne Warren, Margot Elise Wood, Allan David Udoh, Christopher 0. Warshawsky, Esther Wood, Karen Sue VanDePolder, James Weaver, Mary Louise Wood, Stafford H. Vandersteen, Dirk Willem Weiler, Kathleen Ann Wood, Thensia L

VanderVelde, Anna Mae Weiss, Ruth Ann Wozniak, Janice Vanderzwaag, Robert R. Weller, Marilyn F. Wright, Karen Ann Vandewater, Nancy Lee Wells, Lola Marie Wright, Mary Lou VanRavensway, A. Robert Wenzlick, Sister Rita Wroblewski, William Joseph Van'tHof, Paul L. Westrate, Daniel John Wynn, Sidney Herbert

Vanwieren, Jean Louise Westrate, Ronald Dale Yatani, Rachel Reiko VerHage, Howard Gene Wetherbee, Joan Kay Yeoman, John Adams Versluis, Sharlot Jeanne Whitacre, Gerald Leonard Young, Curtis Vitums, Elva Burness White, Robert Earl Young, Dorothy Pearl Vogelheim, Rose Mary Whitford, Michael J. Yskes, Dick Bernard

Voogd, Terrence K. Whittington, Dayle Lynn Zainea, Anthony, Jr. Wagner, David John Widdup, Douglas Charles Zawadzki, Cheryl Ann Waisanan, Melvin Lee Wierenga, Janet Gail Ziska, Leonard Edmund Walker, Nancy Susan Wiersma, Henry D. Zochowski, Francis Philip Walker, Shirley Ann Wiest, Doris Ann Zomer, Donald L. Walker, William Douglas Williams, Glen Parker Zylstra, Bruce Allen

BACHELOR OF ARTS (requirements completed in June)

Aberasturi, Robert Booth, Margaret Linn Dalman, Darl Aberlich, Donna Lee Boothroyd, Helen Ruth Danville, Debra Lynn Adamski, Linda J. Bowin, Constance M. DeHaan, Cheryl Lynn Akers, Diane Louisa Boyd, Kathleen Ann Deichman, Marguerite J. Alexander, Brenda Kay Boyle, Pamela Jeanne DeVries, Linda Sue

Al-Gharabally, Salah Y Brininstool, Karen Lynn Dolansky, Peg�y Ann Anderson, Cary G. Borad, Jacquelin Drozdowski, Jozef Jerzy Anderson, Nancy Lynn Brunton, Gregory Dykwel, Linda Diane Anman, Susan K. Bryan, Ann Malotte Eddy, Timothy Ward Arnt, Jan Willette Bryant, James Calvin Eldridge, Richard Dow

Arrington, Deborah Lee Bucholtz, Carol I. Elshout, Bartel Austrins, Silvija Daina Buell, Cathy M. Evans, Sonja Lane Azzopardi, Ronald John Joseph Bull, Jonathan Charles Eycleshymer, Daniel Donald Baarson, Keith Alan Bullard, Jo AnnKay Fallon, Phyllis Susan Banks, Pamela D. Bulsok, Patricia Ann Feldt, Mary Margaret

Baumgart, Brenda Sue Burke, Constance Jean Fellman, Holly Markert Beall, Analee B. Burns, Patricia Ann Ferguson, Jacqueline E. Beck, Shelley Bush, Barbara Kay Figard, Constance Nan Belke, Sharon Lee Byrum, Dawn Alison Findley, Neil Leroy Benincasa, Dale Drew Callender, Roberta D. Finnerty, Lori

Benz, William Alfred Carney, Ann Patricia Flanegan, Diane K. Berg, Barbara Alice Carter, Carla Flannery, James Michael Bergmark, Nels Peter Chisena, Christi Lynn Forsyth, Patricia Ann Biek, Mary Anne Clark, Cathy Christine Frisinger, Roger Nathan Blair, Susan Louise Cole, Minni Froberger, Cathy Marie

Blakeney, Christine Anne Copenhaver, Christine Leslie Furman, Margaret Rose Bodycombe, Barbara Lynn Cotter, Ann Marie Gervais, Joyce Bolhuis, Patricia Dahlstrom Coughlin, Debra Anne Gilbert, Donna M. Bondurant, Kathryn Nell Dahlstedt, Dennis Arthur Glassmoyer, Robert Samuel Bonine, Steven Eugene Dahn, Jeanette Catherine Gordon, Mae Frances Gordon, Margaret M. McPherson, Gloria Jean Schmidt, John Hans Graham, Jeffrey M. Meininger, James H. Schmuhl, Sally Elaine Granger, Diana Lynn Melville, Phyllis Arlene Sechowski, Michael James Grapis, Talivaldis Merrill, Chantal Marie Seghatoleslamie, Guity Greeson, Dawn Louise Metcalf, Carole L. Sharkey, Robert William

Griese, Steven Allan Meyers, Lyn D. Shaw, David W. Hadley, Judith Ann Michaelsen, Erik Short, Thomas K. Halper, Cheryl A. Mikkelson, Stella E. Skeba, JoAnn Hankinson, Gary L. Miller, Ann Elizabeth Skrocki, Merrilee Kay Herman, Thomas N. Milroy, Mary Slack, Sue Ann

Heydenburg, Rozanne Mitchell, Sharon Lee Slowik, Ann J. Hill, Karen Elizabeth Mohr, Mary Lynn Smith, Marsha Jean Hinkle, Lynn D. Moore, Reena Smith, Sidney Lee Hodge, James Theodore Morrell, Sandra Ann Smolenski, Mary Sue Holcomb, Andrea Marie Moses, James Russell Sperti, Regina

Hughes, Joseph P. Muller, Philip Guy Stacy, Marie Jacqueline Icenogle, Janice Carol Murphy, Cynthia Jane Starr, Janet M. Ingleright, Dennis M. Myers, Patricia Carol Starr, Joan Marian Ippel, Jayne Louise Neudeck, Thomas Alan Steede, Michelle Marie Jakanski, Carole Ann Neville, Elizabeth A. Stermer, Kay Miller

Jalovec, Mary Christine Newberry, Winifred Hardy Stewart, Maxwell Christie Janisse, Raymond J. Noack, Ann Carole Stimpson, David Lynn Jens�n, Marjorie Ellen Nooney, Charlene Williams Streck, Gary Steven Johnson, Jean Carol Norman, Gregory W. Sutton, Gary Dan Kalin, Shirley A. Norwood, Brenda Carol Swanson, Mary Schoener

Kamm, Gregory C. Nunn, John Robert Swineford, Dianne Louise Kamp, Bonita Jean Nyenhuis, Shirley J. Szostak, Donald Keast, Robert Roy O'Brien, Anne Kathleen Tata, Julie A. Kelly, David Norman Otto, Beverly Gail Taylor, Douglas Starr Kennedy, Helen Joyce Pattinson, Constance Lee Tein, Paul Wayne

Kislig, Mark Wendell Paudrups, Martin L. TerBurgh, Albert Frederick Klein, Timothy R. Paver, Jeanne Lois Timmons, Robert Charles Klesney, Kathryn Ann Marie Penman, John Stine Tokash, Judith Ann Klimas, Michael Joseph Perkins, Dennis Lloyd Towers, Nancy Lynne Knechtel, Julie A. Perry, Gayle Marie Trebilcock, Helen E.

Kosminski, Mary Alice Petersen, Charlotte Hensley Tucker, Patricia Ann Krantz, Nancy Batie Peyton, Louie Dale VanLangevelde, Mary Ruth Kruck, William H., Jr. Pillsbury, Richard Bruce VanLiere, Sherilyn J. Krumrie, Linda Jeanne Planck, Carla Jeanne VanNewkirk, Robert Ellis Lanphear, Alan C. Potoczak, Patricia Ann Vanvoorhis, George Michael

Laszlo, Ilene Emily Povlitz, William Geoffrey Warn, Wendy Lorraine Laurie, Pamela Ann Proschek, Eric E. Warren, Barbara Beth Lawitzke, Diane Lee Rasmussen, Mary Margaret Weaver, Linda Kay Layton, Kraig Arthur Raubolt, Richard Raleigh Warner, Mary Kathryn Lebeuf, Ronald A. Redell, Patricia Marie Weinhouse, Esther

Ledbetter, Mary Ellen Reeves, David Jowal Weiss, Lynn Marie Lewis, Betty Ray Richards, Linda Adell West, Barry Richard Lewis, Kathleen Mae Richardson, Gerald James Wilczynski, Gregg A. Lickley, Carol Susan Roedemeier, Vicki C. Wilhelm, Joanne Louise Lowell, Dennis Roy Rogers, Ann E. Williams, Janet Kay

Luttrnann, Patricia Ann Roth, Ellen Louise Willis, Lucinda Kathryn Manciu, George Richard Rotier, Darrell L. Wise, Vicki Lynn Mangiaricina, Susan Lea Rouse, Susan Lynn Woodworth, Jeralyn L. Martin, Hildegard T. Royer, Robert Stewart Woolfenden, Richard Marshall Matson, Linda Ann Ruch, Richard Steven Wortman, Brian D.

Mcconney, Avis St. John, Karen Ann Wustman, Mary Jane McDonald, Shirley Jane Sanders, Geraine Wyman, Cynthia Jane McKenzie, Clayton Ling Scallin, Susan Jane Young, Mary Elizabeth McMunigal, Robert J. Schaefer, Gloria Ann Schmedlen, George Walker BACHELOR OF ARTS (requirements completed in August)

Adams, Linda Bickle Cummins, Mary Lynn Hauck, Edward Joseph Albright, Tacy Ann Czajka, Margaret Ellen Hayden, Linda Louise Alferink, Laura Rae Dale, Diane Marie Hays, Sharon Antonsen Allen, Michael J. Dale, Linda Cheryl Heady, Richard Ferrel Ansell, Carol Lynn James Davis, Marion Celeste Heiges, Sandra Lee

Ansorge, Lucinda Sue Den Uyl, Sally Ann Heine, Thomas Michael Applegate, Terence Lon DeVisser, Alyson Kay Henderson, Marianne Bacon, Richard Eugene, Jr. Diedrich, William Frank Herbert, Richard N. Baraszu, Janet M. Dobry, Timothy Frank Hernandez, Helen L. Barnes, Charles Gerald Dodds, Robert J Hernandez, Thomas Ray

Barnett, Joy Lee Eason, Merry Ellen Heward, William Lee Barrett, Ruth Helen Eich, Lois Louise Heyn, Rosanne L. Bechard, Sue Ellen Ek, James D. Higgins, Kathleen Marie Beekman, Diane R. Elwell, Lester M. Hillier, Cherlyn Kimie Beery, Emily Ella Ervin, Mary Alice Honkanen, Susan Louise

Belote, Donald A. Etherington, Lynne Kay Hoogerwerf, Nancy Lynne Benedict, Jane Evick, Bruce C. Howard, Gail Elaine Berry, Barbara Jeanne Fabian, Ronald Joseph Howe, John Clement Berzins, Marga Eleonora Fabry, Bernard Dean Hubbert, Alberta Beyer, Lauren Patricia Fair, Laura Frances Huffman, Mary Lynn

Blankenburg, Arlene L. Buell Farmer, Lynne M. Huige, John Daniel Boettcher, Anne Mae Featherly, Janice A. Husband, Susan B. Bohling, Lois Diane Fee, Frederick Shelton Husted, Anita M. Bowling, Colleen Kay Ferguson, Janet Elaine Jacobusse, Steven Neal Boyle, Brian J. Fershee, Paul Kenneth, Jr. James, Dorothy E. Cox

Buehrle, Rodney William Fields, Millicent Jaramillo, Janell B. Burghardt, Patricia A. Fowler, Karen F. Jensen, Karen Loretta Burnett, Louis J. Freer, Carole Jane Jensen, Nancy E. Burt, Mary Alice Frieswyk, Ann Baron Johnson, David Michael Callahan, Clarence Terry Gage, Ronald G. Jones, Arthur Frederic, II

Carbonare, Patricia Ann Gammons, Sharon Kay Jones, William Maylan, III Caruso, Helen L. Garver, Craig M. Kahllo, Joanne B. Cary, Jeanne Raymonde Gebben, Hans Lambertus Kalfsbeek, Margaret A. Centers, Janet Gail Gehrke, James Marvin Kaplanowski, Suzan Mary Chaitman, William D. Germain, Jane Crawford Kastner, Beth Ann

Christian, Douglas Robert Gilbert, Richard Martel Keck, Eileen S. Ciborski, Carol Ann Gilner, Brenda Kathleen Kelly, Linda Susan Clark, Charleen Kay Jehnzen Godlewski, Irene Keyes, Kristina Louise Clark, Margaret Louise Goudzwaard, Jane Kirchner, Timothy Joseph Claytor, Judith Amy Grace, Mary S. Klabis, Barbara Ann

Cline, Jean Carol Grattan, Kathleen D. Kladder, Wayne Jacob Collins, Sheryl Ann Green, Grace A. Korden, Rex Conti, Dale Vincent Gunkel, Carole Jeanne Koster, Judith Ann Coon, Carolyn Joyce Gutshall, Karen Ann Kotowski, Kathryn Louise Cooper, Rexanne Marie Halbritter, Mary Jo Kovell, Christine M.

Cooper, Ruth Ann Hamill, Margaret Christine Kowalski, Rickey C. Copeland, Lois A. Hansen, Elizabeth Ann Kuntz, Floyd Lee Corington, Pamela Jean Harding, David O. Lans, Kathryn Lee Corwin, Lucinda Louise Hardy James Patric Lavender, Beatrice Mary Cowdry, Gail I. Harnish, Theresa Maria Less, Sherry Helen

Crater, Lyndel Joy Harper, Gerald Cecil Lindberg, Martin Dean Crawford, David Montgomery Hart, Douglas Lloyd Litogot, Marie Larson Crawford, Janis Lynn Hartz, Carol Ann Mahar, William James Craymer, Dianne Margaret Hasenau, Anne S. Marsoupian, Diana Crenshaw, Sylvia Jean Hatfield, William Morris Masten, Pamela Ruth Mathes, Roger William Postula, Ann Stellrecht Tack, Diane Margaret McClellan, Suzanne Rosemary Pressman, Wendy Taylor, Mary Beth Mccully, Janet Lee Quain, Linda A. Towne, Patricia Ann McDonald, Beverly Irene Quay, Steven Carl Trumbo, Susan Dpranne McMullen, Molly Anne Ramsay, Donald B. VanAmberg, Suzanne Joy

Meekhof, Ronald Rekshan, James George Vansickle, Arlene Menke, Susan Ann Richardson, Georgia Lee Vernasco, Mary Michele Metz, Jack M. Rowinski, Barbara Ann Voulemenous, George Douglas Miles, Dennis Lee Rozycki, Linda Annette Wahl, Sharon Lynn Miller, John Timothy Ruessman, Joann Marie Wallen, Marie Janet

Miller, William Edward Ruppel, Christian C. Walters, Terrence Clair Molenkamp, Kathleen Sue Salo, Elizabeth Viona Walukonis, Jacqueline Marie Moore, Walter, E., Jr. Sands, Thomas Gregory Watts, Linda Mary Morris, Michael Robert Sarkesian, Peter Jack Weiss, Gregory Frank Morrison, Jacqueline Ann Schilke, Joan Christine Welch, Aubrie Catheryn

Muhanji, Ambani John Schmitt, Linda Anne Wells, Susan Elizabeth Mullen, Janice Elizabeth Schriber, Dee Rene White Cynthia Ann Mullen, Leone Grace Sciamanna, Dennis C. Whitkopf, Thomas L. Myers, Martha Louise Sell, Kathryn J. Wickenheiser, Sandra Naggi, Deborah Lynn Sevelen, Mavis A. Wieland, Mary Bielema

Nelson, Rodney Orin Shegitz, Pamela April Wiggins, Lynn Newkirk, Georgia Ann Sidlow, Christine E. Williams, Elaine Loretta Nicolai, Jane Claire Simmons, Leta L. Williams, Terrance Roy Niemiec, Frances Williams Simpson, Sandra Key Wilson, Patricia Lynn Noble, Ann Marie Sitler, Bryon Linton Winkelman, Margaret L.

Norbey, Eilert Thomas Slager, Karen Sue Winter, Susan Elizabeth Olinyk, Suzanne Marie Smith, James Michael Wise, Lynn Kristine Olsen, Dennis Vernon Smith, Margo Ann Woodley, Mary Grace Overhiser, Barbara Ann Smith, Ronald Martin Worden, Linda Carol Owen, Charles Steven Smith, Theodoris Gray Wygmans, Joy Elaine Patten, Linda Lee Soltis, Michael J. Yankoviak, Alice Renee'

Phillips, Donald Lynn Sonefeld, Suzanne Yore, Thomas Patrick, Jr. Phillips, Kenda Marie Soremekun, Elizabeth Ann Young, Steven Mark Phillips, Stephen Lawrence Stark, Dennis Michael Zainea, Mitchell Mitri Plakke, Bruce Lloyd Straub, Marcia Kay Zarimba, Alberta A. Polk, Patricia Ann Stuckey, Steven R. Zeglen, Michael Edmund Pompey, Sandra J. Sturtevant, Sarah Zolen, Marilyn Maxine Tabler, C. David

BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (requirements completed in June)

Allen, John Nelson Bunek, Elmer Leonard Filip, Edwin V. Angstman, Curtis J. Burns, Douglas Denton, Jr. Gaskin, Marcia L. Annas, Rodrique C. Busz, Douglas Duane Geraldi, Michael J. Arundel, Eric Michael Carlson, Richard Gregory Gillespie, William Hugh Barnard, Richard Greyson Centers, William L. Grandt, Herbert W., Jr.

Bashaw, Jerome F. Chalifoux, Thomas Roland Graves, Kiven Currier Basile, Edwin C. Chappel, Richard John Grimstad, Edward Carl Bauer, Neal William Cole, Ronald Edward Gregorits, Kathryn Baughman, Walter P., III Conner, David E. Hands, Daniel O. Bayer, Larry Adolph Constantine, LaMonte D. Harnden, Joyce Ann

Blumlo, Donald James Constantino, Peter Marcello, Jr. Hill, Dennis Arthur Bollinger, William Charles Cox, Cecil Dean Holcombe, David Alan Bond, Julius E. Crysler, David Charles Hufnagel, Gladys Rose Bowman, Ronald Fred Curtis, Randy Clayton Hurley, Daniel F. Boyer, James Roger Darato, Raymond Lee Jackson, William Henry

Bozoian, Richard Paul DeMott, Gregory Alan Jetter, Charles James, Jr. Brady, Michael Gerald Downey, Andrew Joseph Johnson, Paul Nailor Breakie, Richard A. Edgington, Ralph Edward Johnson, Ronald Edward Brewer, Daniel John Ellis, Gerald Lee Jones, Mark Edward Brigham, Steve William Feinthel, Thomas Kern Kastner, Michael F. Kelly, Robert Michael Myers, Rex K. Shaw, Richard William King, Leo Joseph Navan, Robert Allan Sherb, William C. Kirker, James Paul Nelson, David Lee Sodini, Michael F. Kirksey, Charles Maynard O'Connell, Peter D. Spooner, Steven R. Kolar, Gary Don O'Neil, Lawrence W. Stoor, Larry John

Kubert, Robert Donald Oosting, Douglas Straitiff, Robert H. Laliberte, Terrence John Ordo, Michael William Sullivan, Brian Thomas Landis, John P. Palmer, Michael Bruce Swensson, Ronald Eric Lass, Robert Alan Palmer, Richard J. Taft, Kenneth Lee Leaman, David Gerhardt Pfeiffle, Peter Thompson Talty, Thomas Michael

Leney, David Gordon Pleiss, Robert Stuart Theile, Michael J. Lennon, Loren Kieth Polenychko, Harry Charles Toner, Edward R. Lentine, Roger J. Prediger, Fred Robert, Jr. Truckenmiller, James Edward Lewis, Arthur Kenneth Quinn, William J., Jr. VanHorn, David Lavern Lincoln, Marshall Allen Raven, John Whiteman, Lowell Duane

Lubbers, Dale Jon Reese, Ronald Gordon Wikander, Frank Craig Lutz, Ronald P. Reese, Wendel Alan Wirth, Raymond Waier Lyndall, Robert Ward Richards, Ralph Allen Wise, Randy Scott Mason, Hugh Earl Rigby, Thomas Redman Wolfe, Betsy Jane Mathews, Dale Dewayne Rings, Michael G. Wolfe, John Roy

Matonican, Robert James Robak, Kenneth Woods, David Alan Mccann, James Thomas Sager, Stephen Charles Wright, Darwin Carlyle McDonald, Jerry Willis Schecter, Roger Alan Yoshida, Paul Mcilhargie, Michael F. Schiefler, Roger L. Zahn, Thomas Joe Miesel, Ralph Edward Sharp, Ronald Lee Zepik, Robert Richard Moore, Bradley Charles Shaver, Richard Sherwood Ziomer, Marie Lynn

BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (requirements completed in August)

Allen, James E. Fields, Robert Joseph Omiljan, Henry Atherly, Mary E. File, John Joseph Oppenhuizen, William Leland Bauer, Peter H. Ford, Morris Mitchell Powers, Ruth Elaine Bernard, Reginald Green, Gregory Michael Pulik, Steven B. Blackburn, Matthew L. Griffin, Kathleen Ann Rhinerson, Rodger B.

Bolin, Edward R. Head, Jeffrey Richards Richards, Stephanie Jean Bradburn, Jemes Robert Holtvluwer, Curtis W. Roe, Diana Lynn Brown, James S. Hondorp, Michael W. Rummel, Thomas J. Bucher, Glenn R. Hotchkin, William S. Ryan, Karen Lee Buetow, Thomas Frederick Huffman, Joseph Clare Rykse, Willard Jack

Campbell, John Scott Johnson, James Ray Schultz, Gerald Frederick Coble, Arlon P. Jones, Ruth Ann Segerdahl, Howard Arthur Coleman, Robert Henry Jorgensen, James B. Shabluk, Thomas Craig, Frank George, Jr. Keene, William Andrew Shaw, Ronald Willis Cramer, Dale Edward Kelly, Dennis Brian Sims, James D.

Crosby, Charles H. Kendall, Kenneth J. Stark, Darrel William Cupper, James A. Kirchhoff, James L. Swartzle, Paul Curtiss, Roland E. Kucera, Michael Tedrow, James William Dallas, Michael Charles Laidlaw, Todd William Thompson, Larry Shaw Danders, Ramon D. Luther, John William Todd, David Stephen Davis, Thomas A. Manske, John Griffin Treadwell, James Lynn

DeBoard, Mae-Lyn Marley, Duff Warner Tupper, Mark Andrew De La Barre, Barton Charles McKenney, Francis C. Vanderberg, John Robert Dornick, Roland J. Miner, Thomas M. Vanderpool, Robert Joseph Duffy, Michael R. Morton, John David, Jr. Vanochten, John William Dykxhoorn, Hans J. Munther, Denny Charles Vickerman, Gary Allen Fausch, Charles Robert Nataraj, Udai Kumar Wagner, Francis Joseph, Jr. Feldman, Diane M. Young, David Glenn BACHELOR OF MUSIC (requirements completed in June)

Jarchow, Donald Frederick Para, Donald J. Snow, Marilyn J .. Lucas, Gary William Robinson, Lynden Howard Steinberg, Dianne Yvette Olds, Betty Kay White, Daniel Lee

BACHELOR OF MUSIC (requirements completed in August)

Crowell, Dawn Marie Parker, Suzanne Elizabeth Englerth, Gene E. Mills, Tyrone E. Smith, Steven Curry

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (requirements completed in June)

Adams, Keithley A. Briggs, Gail A. Daby, Keith 0. Adams, Lucille Jacqueline Brininstool, James Vaughn Deford, Diane Ernestine Adams, Patricia Jo Browning, William David Deichman, William 0. Adler, Irene Lucille Bryant, N. z., Jr. Deiario, Louis Michael Aebli, James R. Buechler, Gary Roy DeLong, Richard Halley

Aldrich, Brooke D. Buller, Bernard John DeMeyer, Carol J. Alfonsi, Nancy Jo Burgess, Jane Margaret Denner, Patricia Ann Alfs, Hollis Halladay Burnett, Lynn Barbara Dennis, Jack Edward Allen, James Henry, IV Cameron, Donald N. DeVries, Richard John Al-Refai, Eisa Sayyed Abdulmohsen Campbell, James E. Diebold, Michael Frank

Andrews, Ann Ethel Caringi, Catherine Nancy Dimitry, Elaine Louise Armstrong, Robert Howard, Jr. Carolson, Annette Claire Dorian, James Edward, IV Auffrey, Ruth A. Carpenter, Jane Alice DuBois, Ronald D. Axel, Dianne L. Carrigan, Janice Ann Dudzinski, Kathryn Ann Aylward, Peter Thomas Carte�, F. Eugene Duncan, Susan Short

Baarson, Keith Alan Carter, McGlusta Dunsmoor, John Sherwood Bailey, Dianne Lynn Cary, Linda Kay Edgerton, Gilbert Lee Bair, Stephen Earl Cary, Margaret Ann Ellis, Maxine L. Baker, Kerri Lynn Casaceli, David Francis Emaus, Patricia Ann Bannan, Constance Elizabeth Case, Judith Ann Epley, Robert J.

Barber, Kim Elaine Cassel, Norma Jean Erford, Ruby K. Barrow, Robert Young, III Cerny, Jaroslava Ezel, Jane Marie Barry, Michael J. Chadwick, Herbert Allen Fahner, Mary Christine Bartemeyer, Richard Edward Chamberlain, Kenneth Jack Falvey, Sharon Marie Bartz, Lance Graham Chamberlain, Mary Ann Felton, Roland Jay

Basile, Paula Renee Chisholm, Robert Lewis Fields, Kathleen M. Bekius, Larry Coffindaffer, David R. Filip, Kathleen Mary Bennett, Linda Marie Coffinger, Ronald 0. Finkbeiner, Robert D. Bergan, Clifton Aird Coleman, B. Suzanne Fodrocy, Lawrence J. Berghorst, James L. Colligan, Dennis M. Foley, Terrence J.

Bethke, Marjorie Ellen Comins, H. Mark Forrest, Eugene Carl Blasius, Douglas Earl Concannon, Suzanne Kay Forsythe, Steven George Bloomquist, Beverly J. Conlee, Robert J. Foster, Donald James Boersma, Ross Lee Connolly, Patricia Jeanne Foster, Pamela Bohr, Kristine Marie Converse, Warren Lee Franke, Betty Ann

Boice, David H. Cooper, Nathalie Franklin, James Nathan Bolhuis, Robert A. Cope, Carolyn Jane Franklin, Sidney James Bosch, Janice K. Corless, Vernon Lee Frybarger, Edward Paul Bourseleth, Thomas Michael Couzens, Margaret M. Furst, Daniel G. Bouwman, Diane K. Coyle, Thomas Marvin Gabel, Robert John

Bowman, Beverly Jean Crater, Terrance James Gallagher, Linda Loretta Brady, James Bernard Curry, Mary Ann Garland, Jeannette Ann Brandt, Ronald Edward Curtis, Marcia Gates, James Lee Brashear, Malcolm B. Curtis, Susan Gaul, Jerrold Allen Brazo, James Alan Cuyler, Larry L. Gerbert, Susan Carol Gibson, Richard M. Jessup, Susan Diane Meadows, Mark Stephen Gignac, Robert Walker Jesuale, Paul Donald Meldrum, Michael Charles Gilbert, Alice Kathryn Johnson, Edward Dean Mellas, Charles Marion Gilbert, Charles Tyler Johnson, Greta L. Miehm, Peter Robert Gilkey, Charles Glenn Johnson, Jennie Lee Miller, Donald Howard

Goldsmith, Jeannine Johnson, Scott Douglas Miller, Mary Patrice Goodwin, Darlene Marie Jordon, Janice M. Miller, Susan Kay Gorton, Kinyon James Juchum, Alan Fredrick Miller, Wanda Jo Graham, Kathleen Louise Kalina, Thomas John Molter, Donna Lynne Grahl, Thomas E. Keena, Kathleen Ann Montgomery, Joanne Ruth

Griberg, April Alayne Kesterke, Kathleen Mary Munger, Timothy Alan Greenland, Susan E. Khan, Shirley Jane Myers, Edward James Guzan, Richard John Kilbert, Barbara Jean Myhra, Gregory W. Hack, Gregory Allen Kirby, Kenneth Paul Myrkle, Sandra Lee Haeberle, Arthur Paul Klinke, Karen Ruth Nedock, Kathryn Ann

Hager, Dale Robert Konetzka, Darleen A. Newman, Craig C. Hake, Richard C. Krause, Mary Ann Nguyen, Hung Kim Hall, Nancy Marie Kuball, Thomas Robert Nichols, Donna Henrixson Hamm, Michael Douglas Ladonski, Richard Allen Nya, Cyril A. Hanko, Kathleen Ann Lajiness, David Lee O'Brien, Susan Kay

Hanson, Kenneth Raymond Lambert, Robert Allen O'Dell, Terry B. Harding, Jeffrey Blake Landless, Carol Martha O'Hara, Vicki Elizabeth Harris, Michael Lane, Charles Willard, Jr. Oie, Andrea Jean Harvey, Dave Lanham, Samuel Lester Oliver, John Brooks Harvey, Duncan Edward Larsen, Ray Lynn Olsen, Nancy Rennord

Hawkins, Carole Sue Lawrence, Rosemary M. Olsen, Paula A. Hays, James Thomas, II Lawson, Richard Vernon Olsen, Sally Ann Hecker, Lenore A. Layton, Nancy Ann O'Reilly, Michael Thomas Heemstra, David Allen Leamy, Linda Ann Ortwein, Maureen Ann Heikes, Helen Louise Leary, Michael Dennis Ostrander, James Halvin

Herring, Bertha Mae Leins, Craig Richard Osypczuk, Roxana Lynn Herweyer, Richard Allen Lesmeister, Wayne Anthony Painter, Gary M. Heystek, Douglas Vaughn Lietz, Virginia Ann Pallas, Dorothy Merrill Hilger, Wayne Allen Linderman, Jannyce Kay Palmer, Bobby Lee Hilton, Linda Ida Lintz, Diann Kay Panko, Diane Lynn

Hinkle, Sharon Kay Littlefield, Floyd Russell Parish, Laura Jean Hirsch, Janice Marie Loehr, Gary Alan Paul, Patricia Elizabeth Hobson, Carl David Long, Bruce Eugene Peacock, George Laverne Hogan, Linnea M. Ludy, Shari Lynn Pearson, John Michael Holder, Charles Michael Luvall, Alex N., Jr. Pempeit, David Paul

Hollenbeck, Peter Judson Lyman, Christine Peterman, Carl R. Hollowell, Celia Rose Mackey, Judy Ann Phifer, Paul Hood, Keith N. Maggiore, Mary Jo Phillippi, Susan L. Houdek, William J. Manning, Pamela Ann Pierce, Barry D. Houston, Richard W. Marker, Adele R. Pierrie, Levon

Hovermale, Cristina Sue Markusic, L. Douglas Pierucki, Susan Baker Howlett, Douglas C. Marschke, Daniel William Poel, Michael Louis Hubbard, Joseph Harris, II Marshall, Christine Lee Poest, Beverly Jean Hubbard, Patricia L. Martin, Arlene L. Polancih, Mary Ruth Hudson, Donald Andrew Martineau, Zandra Anne Pontius, Judith Arlene

Hulst, Calvin L. Maslawski, Catherine Faye Potts, David James Humphrey, Darrell D. Mattis, Melissa Kay Powers, Donald John Hunt, Duwain M. Maufort, Dennis J. Pufpaff, Boyd E. Hutchens, Judith Kaye Maxim, Becky Lynn Pyatt, Patty L. Hutchins, Janice Lynn Mayer, Clifford James Rademacher, Eugene Leland

Huttenga, Marcia Kay Mcclintock, Albert Richard Ramey, Owen Dennis Jackson, Gregory Keith McKelvey, Phillip Lee Rawsky, Ann Elise Janke, Albert F., Jr. McMartin, Diane Lynn Ray, Kent Arthur Jannausch, Ann Clare McFarlan, M. Page Reaser, Nancy Joan Jeffries, Linda Jean Meilinger, Michael Charles Reed, Jack Arthur Reid, Barbara L. Smith, Marc Eric VanNetten, Randall John Reinholtz, Charles W., Jr. Smith, Patricia Anne VanOtterloo, Robert Eugene Reive, Catherine Lynn Smith, Roscoe R. Vanstee, Linda Jean Render, Gary Leonard Snyder, Gerald Lee VanVoorst, Franklin William Reppa, Mark Conrad Solack, Joseph Paul Verbrugge, Richard Edward

Reynolds, Barbara Teresa Somerville, William Grant, Jr. Vrhel, Janet Lynne Rice, Steven Miller Speed, Dianna L. Walker, Richard William Riedel, Frederick Harold Sporte, James Martin Wallis, Peggy Lynn Rigterink, Debby Lynn Spriggs, Janet Lea Warren, James D. Robinett, Sally Sramek, Patricia Lee Washburn, Margaret Elaine

Robinson, Diann Kay Stanm, John David Washington, Lynn Cheryl Rombalski, Patrick Philip Stegeman, Wayne Andrew Wass, Dennis Lee Ronunel, Jean Ann Stevens, Elmer A. Westhoff, Rick Dale Rose, Harlon W. Stickney, William M. Weygand, Philip Ward Rosenberg, Gary Stuart Stout, Glenn DeWitt Wheeler, John David

Roe, Gerald John Strong, Donna Louise Whitacre, Alan J. Rustin, Beverly Kaye Styke, Peggy Beth White, Sandra Lynn Sadewasser, Judith Kay Sullivan, Kimberly K. White, Shirley Ann St.Clair, Susan Carol Sundberg, Dolores Mary Whitfield, Hazel M. Salvatore, Joseph Michael Swan, Gordon Lee Whitlock, Judith Anne

Samanen, Tom Robert Swanson, Gary Lynn Wier, Ronald Lee Sargent, Kathleen Deborah Swanson, Pamela Jean Wietsma, Hudson Lee Schallhorn, Vicki Elaine Sweetland, Susan Schroder Wilcox, Jean M. Schepers, James Thomas Sweitzer, John William Wilkes, Claud Benjamin Schnepp, Timothy Erwin Taber, Sharon Kay Wilkins, Richard L.

Schubert,. Reimer, W. Tambke, Claudia M. Williams, Alvin, Jr. Schulcz, Diane Kathleen Tebbets, Frederick B. Wilson, Eileen Brown Schwegler, Kay Ann Teja, Jacqueline Kay Winunler, Paul Theodore Segil, Ellen Judy Terwilliger, Wayne E. Working, Nina Susan Sehler, Alice Fawn Therkildsen, Terrill J. Wyatt, Ruth L.

Sells, Catherine Elizabeth Thomas, Robert James Yankow, Patricia Ellen Semran, Ronald Marcus Tillema, Lester Allen Yoder, Theodore L. Shaffer, Judy Ann Treman, William Terry Young, Patrick Joseph Sheets, Constance Joan Tritten, William R. Yount, Dan Alan Sieben, George LeRoy VandenBerg, Thomas G. Zalar, Eugene Edward

Simons, Ruth Alberta VandenHeuvel, Sharon M. Zatarga, Marlene Marie Skawski, Philip Walter VanderKlok, Marvin John Zellers, Judy Ann Smith, Alan Duane VanDyken, Hildreth Zombory, Dale Robert Smith, Alice Diane VanHammond, Dan Joseph Zuidema, Douglas Neil Smith, David Robert VanLente, Barbara Ruth Zull, Judy E.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (requirements completed in August)

Abdella, Victor Martin Balcirak, Janice Kay Belkowski, Barbara Ann Adams, Janet Lynn Barowicz, Dennis George Bemer, Joseph, Jr. Alford, Colleen Marie Barrow, Garry Francis Benish, Susan Gaye Alford, Phyllis June Basch, Cornelia L. Bennett, Michael Donald Al Soliman, Fahd Abd Al Rahman Basdekis, Robert Harriss Benthem, Cheryl Kay

Andersen, Gerena B. Bass, Kathleen Isabelle Berglund, Janet Lynn Anderson, Mark Blaine Bastian, William Edward Berry, Marsha L. Anderson, Nora H. Baty, Kathleen Ann Best, Donald John Antonelli, Richard Henry Bavin, Rosemarie C, Binns, Robert Bruce Armock, Coleen Elin Beach, Cheryl Frances Bird, Carol Louise

Arora, Kamal Kishore Beckom, Samuel Thomas Blake, Joan Marie Asch, Stuart Roy Bedell, Joyce Elaine Blankenhorn, John Stephen Baca, Ramon Aureliano Bedell, Shirley K. Bochniak, Dolores M. Bach, Kathleen F. Bedford, Virginia G. Bogart, Barbara Lindsay Baird, James Edgar Bekkering, Marsha Louise Bogue, Dennis W. Bonifield, Kenneth Edgar Deming, Jack Alan Gerten, Diane M. Borah, Vanita Lee Demlow, Craig Steven Gillette, Evelyn R. Bradley, Jennette Dentler, Karla Marie Gingas, Margaret Ann Brady, Randall Peter Dentler, Robert L. Gladstone, Linda Michale Brayton, Susan Louise Dewald, Mary Helen Glascott, Shirley Jean

Brintnall, Donna R. Dewey, Carol Anne Gleeson, Paul Brodie, Robert James Diamond, Trudy Hodges Gorsline, Robert A. Bromely, Diana M. Dickinson, Barbara Jo Green, Beverly Ann Brown, Franklyn Elverse Diederich, Patricia K. Green, Iris G. Brown, Laura Larson Dingman, Sharleen M. Green, Kathleen M.

Brunner, Priscilla Jane Dinwieddle, Barbara A. Greene, Gordon L. Bruno, Paul Glenn Distelrath, Edward Lawrence, Jr. Greiner, Marsha Lynn Buletza, Richard Wayne Dixon, Michael Francis Grossmann, Harriet Anne Burroughs, Marilyn Sue Dobben, Renee E. Grzanowski, Marion Adam Butler, Benia Marie Dobbs, Otto Franz Guenthardt, Carol Marie

Butler, John A. Dolbee, Lawrence Allen Guibord, Kathryn Ann Byrd, Donald R. Doll, Patricia Marie Hadba, Khodr A. Canonie, Dawn St.George Domagalski, Gloria Hadley, Michael Dean Carlson, Semona Donaldson, Michele Louise Hage, Karen Jean Castle, Larry Allen Dornbush, Jacquelyn Haizman, Robert Allen

Chamberlain, Jo Ann Drake, Frederick Michael Hansen, Caroline Samatha Champagne, Gayle Lynn Dresen, Lawrence E. Harbron, Steven Lee Chan, Bengen Duckworth, Arnold Hardy, Vicki Ann Chaney, Daniel Lee Dunnill, Richard Floyd Hartsema, Kathleen Mary Check, Christine Ann Dykstra, Kathleen R. Hartzell, Alan Charles

Cheek, Gregory R. Eager, Robert Clyde Hatton, Carol Jeanne Christian, Michael Guy Eason, Amos, Jr. Hatton, Lee W. Christick, Bruce E. Ellis, Ferne G. Haug, Milli Ann Christoffel, Eddie W. Ely, Susan L. Hawkins, Bruce Robert Christy, Charles N. Engle, Larry Wayne Hayward, Pamela Faith

Clark, Michael Patrick Esseltine, Carol Sue Heflin, Robert P. Clark, Susan Rae Etherington, George William Herrick, Toni Lyn C. Cole, Laurin J. Eve, Diana Heuer, Geraldine Kay Comer, Cinda Louise Fabrizio, John A. Higdon, Elaine Conklin, Beulah G. Fatt, Janice M. Hill, Robert Terry Content, Lynn Jean Ferguson, Jon Patrick Hodge, Janis I. Cooper, Kenneth Edward Fetterolf, Douglas James Roeker, Thomas A. Coopmans, Marcella Marie Flaska, Gregory Lee Hohmann, John James Cory, Deborah Ann Fleck, Carl Hollomon, David Ray Cory, Delbert Lynn Flower, Raymond Louis Holt, Dalton D.

Cote, Michael G. Foelker, Susan Marie Horn, Alvin J. Counterman, Nancy E. Folger, James Colyn House, Linda Kay Craft, Jerry Ray Ford, David Lee Howell, Kathaleen Dianne Crandall, Linda Lou Forner, Joseph A Howell, Keith Martin Crego, George W. Forsman, David L. Hubbard, Sue Ellen

Crysler, Terry Olivia Fortney, Terence Andrew Huczek, Thomas P. Curry, Cheryl Kathleen Foster, Pauline M. Huizinga, Marvin James Daniels, Richard J. Foster, Sharon Bailey Humes, Lovell Davignon, Donald David Francisco, Thurman O. Hunsberger, Kimberly Ann Davis, Esther Jewell Frank, Mary Louise Hunter, Michael P.

Davis, Mark Samuel Franks, William E., Jr. Husted, Gale W. Davis, Michael C. Frazier, Marilyn Diane Hyames, Robert Judson Davis, Vern Charles Frye, Dana R. Ingraham, Beverly Elaine Dawson, Asa Lawrence Garcia, Jose Antonio Isaac, Willie Mae Dawson, Emily Garrard, Jack Laban Jackson, Gary Joe

Dazer, Robert J. Gaskell, Nancy Kay Jackson, Janet Catherine DeBlock, Linda Natalie Gathmann, Marcia Kay Jackson, Jerome Spencer Defoe, Antoinette Marie Gaukler, Philip Joseph Jaeger, Mary Jean DeHaan, James Bruce Gauthier, Marla Joan Jardine, Janet A. Delmont, Robert Milton Geeting, Kay Ann Jarvis, Michael Richard

\. Jedlick, Nancy Karen Mahaney, Margaret Jean Orton, H. Randall John, Betty Jane Malik, Karl Oumedian, Pamela M. Johnson, Susan Peggy Malloy, Michael A. Overmyer, Gayle Ann Jones, Barbara J. Marconi, Kathryn Jean Owens, Rhonella C. Jones, Ronald Earl Martin, Donna Carole Palmer, Ronald Lawrence

Jordan, Larry William Martin, Francis Erwin Pangle, Mary Anne Jouppi, Sally Ann Martin, Phyllis Elaine Papes, Marie A. Kadulski, Christopher Marzonie, Robert Martin Park, Susan Kay Kadlec, Charles S. May, Dennis John Parker, Richard Alan Kalhoefer, Charles Edwin Mazzo, Ann Maria Parminter, Judy Loretta

Kamiak, Sheryl Marie McAnallen, James Patrick Paska, Ann Louise Karazia, Bruce Dennis McCarthy, Daniel John Patel, Rajendra K. Kater, Pamela Jean McComb, Michael D. Patton, Ann Jacqueline Katter, Veda Fay Mccreedy, David L. Perez, Edward Arthur Katzenberger, Deborah L. Mccurry, Geraldine Ann Peters, Lynne Ernst

Keithler, William Allen Mccurry, Henry A., Jr. Peterson, James Carl Kellogg, Jane Elizabeth McDade, Michael Fetrow, Carol E. Keranen, Barbara Lee McDonald, Patrick Joseph Phillips, Michael Arthur Kilbourn, Thomas Stanley McElhenie, Linda Kathryn Pierce, Mary Agnes King, Gary Ward Mcinerney, Thomas Patrick Pike, Norma G.

Kinney, Frances L. McKee, Charlotte Suzanne Polando, Thomas Gary Kintigh, Carol Lea McNitt, Steven Gerald Ponticell, Gayle Ann Kirchhoff, Donna Jean McPherson, Nancy Joan Popa, George W. Kooyers, Joel Martin Medrano, Manuel deJesus Porep, Jean A. Koppenhofer, Beverly Ann Meiring, Ronald C. Porter, Marsha Elaine

Koshy, Accamma Mercer, Rex Michael Potter, Steven John Koteles, Lee Allen Mezynski, David Emil Powers, Janet Marie Kowalski, Thomas E. Michener, Esther M. Prescher, Robert A. Kramer, Marta Ruth Miksa, Carol Ann Price, Nathaniel Krueger, John R. Miller, Cleo Gay Quaak, Ruby E.

Krug, Janice S. Miller, Fred A. Quast, Kathleen Ruth Krum, Elizabeth Jane Miller, Robert Carl Randall, David Harold Krusel, Shirley K. Miller, Sandra Jean Rasley, David Timothy Kruska, Robert Jerome Miller, Shirley Anne Ratzow, Patricia Lee Kucera, Nancy Ann Mitzel, Marjorie Ann Redell, James Albin

Kuehnl, Calvin Thomas Mobley, Tex Roger Reed, Janice P. Kumko, Margaret Antoinette Moord, Timothy Neal Rhodes, Richard R. Kuntz, Barbara Jean Moore, Yvonne Lee Richter, Patricia Ann Lampkin, Luke, Jr. Morabito, Joseph Michael Rickey, Michael Paul Lancaster, Lee Arthur Morin, Gerald Charles Robbins, Wendie Anne

Landerss, Michael A. Morrow, Charlotte V. Rockey, George Valenty Lass, Susan Beth Morse, Nancy Ellen Rodewald, Mary Jane Laurn, Sharon Lea Mudge, Brenda Joy Romanow, Linda Louise LaVeglia, Diane Marie Mudie, Kathryn Corinne Ross, Gail Lawrence, George R. Murphy, Mary E. Rudd, Ellen May

Layman, Susan Joan Murphy, Sandra Jo Rue, Stefania Leach, Richard Bradford Myers, Richard Allen Rundio, Clayton Lee Lee, Jill Elaine Nacy, Mary Margaret Russell, Thomas Keith Lemaux, William D. Nahina, Eileen Sue Rzepka, Janine M. Lewis, James Eugene Nelson, Nancy Lynn Salchow, Wendy Ann

Lewis, Larry James Newhouse, Marilyn J. Sandula, Richard E. Lewis, Margaret Jeanne Newman, Barry P. Savage, Carol Jean Liebherr, Barbara Ann Newton, Mary Ellen Schaffer, Pamela Jane Link, Erika Njus, Richard Lee Schau, Elizabethe Montgomery Llorens, Merna Gee Noland, Mary Bria Shavey, Ronald Lee Logan, Sheila Anne Novak, Daniel L. Schmitdt, Daniel Earl Logsdon, Betty L. Oats, Judy Rai Schreiber, James J. Long, Carol Irene Olinyk, Janice Schroeder, Maryanne Loving, Marilynn J. Orgeck, Larry Alan Schuler, Viola Ann Luegge, Connie Dea O'Rourke, Diane M. Schuman, Kathleen A. Scott, Ross Walter Struble, James Ellis Waligore, Kathleen Rose Sealscott, Brenda Faye Strum, Robert E. Walton, Shirley Irene Servey, Charles Henry, III Summey, Ruth Joan Ware, David H. Shalhoup, Rita L. Surette, Karen Jean Warkentien, Mary E. Shaw, Michael James Surine, Jon Charles Washington, Susie Hamilton

Shockley, June Annen Swartz, Martha Katherine Wasko, Andrew P., III Shreve, Charles Joseph Sweet, Nancy Kolb Watson, Edgar Bee Shrider, Sandra Lynn Swoveland, Orley Albert Weaver, Clara 0. Shuler, John Graham Syrie, Paul Robert Weed, Berniece Margaret Sichta, Terell Lee Takacs, William R. Weingartz, Robert Gene

Silveus, Lydia Taylor, Doris Ann Welch, Janice Marie Simmons, Christine Tazelaar, Jan White, Terry Dennis Simunovic, Mary Ann TenRaa, Linda Lee Whitetree, Cynthia Jean Six, Carmen J. Thorburn, D, Naoma Wice, Priscilla Ann Slade, Jeanette Ellen Tinmerman, Robert Lee Wichner, Roger Dean

Slavin, Pamela Gene Tipping, Kathleen Annette Wickmann, Eric William Smith, David Allan Topash, Thomas William Wierenga, Virginia A. Smith, Deanna Lynn Torode, Eugene H. Wilcoxson, Ronald Louis Smith, Dorothy A. Towne, David Alan Wild, Heidi Karin Smith, Peter Haring Tremayne, Jane A. Wiley, Nancy Carolyn

Smith, Richard Ron Troll, Carlee Christine Wilke, Richard Craig Smythe, Marie Ann Trosper, Floyd H., Jr. Wilkins, Peter E.F. Soboleski, Gary Wayne Truitt, Perry Charles Williams, Dennis Larry Sonneveldt, Roger Scott Tummons, Donald Williams, Joyce Marie Sorensen, Kai Arthur Tweedy, Maralyn S. Williams, Kathleen M.

South, Darrell Brooks Tytar, Thomas Prentice Willuweit, Carolyn J. Speedie, Carol Elaine Union, Ronald Robert Wilson, Donald K. Spencer, Bruce James Utrup, Darlene A. Wirth, Marcia Jeanne Spindler, Leon Harry Valdez, Jane Wood, Gary Russell Spitzley, Elizabeth Ann Vandervest, James Robert Woodhams, Deborah E.

Springer, William Thor VanderWheele, Richard E. Worde, Lois Y. Srednicki, Robert A. VanderWeyden, Richard D. Wronski, Janice Ellen Stanosz, Catherine A. VanLaar, Leanne Wronski, Raymond Emmett Starkovich, Lester John VanPopering, Richard James Yates, Jeffery L. Starring, Margaret Ann VanSteenkiste, Maurice Don Yates, William Allen

Start, Stephen Douglas Verduin, Ethel Fae Yonkers,Frederick Ervin Steed, Sue Ellen Vreeland, Linda S. Young, Paul L. Steffens, Janis D. Waack, Cynthia Helen Zakrzewski, Karla J. Sternberg, John Richard Wade, Ronald H. Zick, Randall L. Stevens, Ethel Kay Wagner, Carol Anne Zlydaszyk, James C. Stevens, Richard E. Wagner, Dianne Louise Zuercher, Dennis Lee Wagner, Richard Palmer

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ENGINEERING (requirements completed in June)

Dobbs, John Chester Howard, Larry J. Lagowski, J. Michael Koubeissi, Hassan Ali

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ENGINEERING (requirements completed in August)

Anton, Michael James Mastee, John Leo Scheuermann, Charles John Bosker, Klaas J. Przygocki, Ronald Joseph Slingerland, Robert S., Jr. Dabiri, Sigismund Oluwole Todd, Harry John, Jr. GRADUATE DEGREES GRANTED DECEMBER 1971

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY

Callahan, Orel Duane

DOCTOR OF EDUCATION

Hardy, Robert Earl Parsons, Michael H. Haynes, Philip Durward Ruskjer, Nina Louise

SPECIALIST IN ARTS

Gustafson, Elsie Mae Petroelje, Wayne Sherwood Stevens, Dorothy Leavelle

SPECIALIST IN EDUCATION

Morales, Ardiccio Dan Sreboth, Raymond M.

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Batch, Nicholas Charles Jearkjirm, Vanee Prince, Stephen Joseph Bielby, K. Justin Konyndyk, Donald James Roland, Robert Floyd Brown, James Richard Krehnbrink, L. William Sarto, Leo D. Devoss, James L. McDonald, Dennis D. Schultz, Robert L. Doleski, Michael P. McKerring, Patrick John Shonk, John Alfred

Dunigan, Paul Stanley Meinert, Lewis Sanford Stender, David Eugene Frank, Gary D. Obrig, Richard Dennis Stross, Howard Clifford Glenn, Joyce L. Olson, Gregory Donald TerHaar, Clifford Jay Hagen, Frederick Earl Oudersluys, Mark Henry Tuttle, Norman L. Hiestand, Guy Louis, III Peters, James Edward Uhl, James Richard Hobson, Allen R., Jr. Powell, Robert Thomas Werner, Eric Sisten, Jr. Preish, James Franklin, Jr.

MASTER OF MUSIC

Working, Thomas Allan

MASTER OF SCIENCE

Corrion, Robert R. Howe, Douglas H. Johnson, To11111y Scott

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN ACCOUNTANCY

DeKock, Joseph Edward Kim, Dae-Jin MASTER OF SCIENCE IN LIBRARIANSHIP

Austin, Edwin L. Guba, Johanna VanMeter Miczulski, Dennis Thaddeus Batchelder, Karla Raye Henderson, Connie Nelson, Helaine Q. Book, Susan K. Horn, Roxie Suxanne Plested, Earl Glessner Burns, Sister Catherine, C.H.M. Kavalhuna, Edward Ploeg, Thomas Allen Chamberlain, Ellen Elizabeth Kinnucan, Carol Ann Robinson, Mary Lou

Cheng, Shui-Lun Lewis, John Porter, Jr. Senecal, David Lee Filippini, Loretta Amelia Lundberg, Joanna Christine Thorbahn, Betty Jane Guillen, Rosa E. Flores Makino, Ann Y. VanDam, Thomas J.

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN STATISTICS

Hall, James L. Longnecker, Michael Thomas Nelson, John Joseph

MASTER OF ARTS

Allen, Dennis George Fix, Robert Joseph Kutchey, Dale Anthony Andree, Kenneth Louis Florido, Carlos A. Lacy, Virginia Yvonne Arden, Jeanne Louise Ford, L. William Laughlin, Raymond Patrick Atkinson, Karla Lutz Frappier, Grace Lawrence, Eleanor Ann Babcock, Robert Alan Frew, Leah Kay Lawrence, Warren J.

Baker, Barbara H. Fuerst, Marianne Leath, Sharon Ann Ballenger, Louis H., Jr. Fusko, George Michael Leavitt, Glenn Sheffield Bankston, Sylvia Lou Geneva, Roberta Ellsworth Lee, Kyung Hwa Barnes, Robert Corwin Golembiewski, Steven John, Jr. Lenox, Grant Clinton Bassett, Charles Andrew Gomez, Evelio T. Liskey, Robert Richard

Bassett, Cynthia Goodyke, Ronald Henry Little, Kenneth W. Bauman, Jeanne M. Goorman, James Allen Maginnis, Paul Tobin, Jr. Beckstrom, James Ronald Gould, Gordon Roger Mahon, Merrily Sue Bergeron, Raymond Ernest Greene, Estella Manwell, Terry Richard Birkenmeyer, Mary Lou Hall, Kenneth Arthur Massano, Marianna, Sr.

Blue, Linda Gail Hansen, Lorenz Mazza, Judith Boersema, Dennis A. Harris, Nora Violet Mccarroll, Franklin Sherwood Boling, Ronald L. Hartman, B. Gerald McCarthy, John Michael Breederland, Henry Hartwig, Holly Hope McKay, Donald Stephen Butler, Christian Elmer Hawley, Rosemary B. Meade, William James

Byle, Sally Jane Heckman, Jacqueline Mears, William Evan Cannell, Dorothy Frances Himebaugh, Patricia Sullivan Mechling, Richard C. Comando, John E. Horstman, Rita Sue Mendelsohn, Robert David Conley, William C., Jr. Horton, John Edward Miller, Carol Susan Conrad, Douglas Irving Hubert, Richard L. Miller, Harold Alvin

Cross, Rodney Duane Jackson, Celia Ann Miller, Nancy Carol Dallariva, Jean Elaine Jelier, Gail M. Miller, Paul Stewart Daniel, Stephen Allen Jennings, Kathleen Wood Mix, Bonita Gay Danigelis, Mary Theodore Johnson, Barbara Ruth Moberg, Celeste Leonore Dembinsky, David R. Johnson, Leola M. Morrisson, Raymond Andrew

Dempsey, Janice Lawrence Kaprowy, Eugene Anthony Mucha, Thomas F. Dore, David I. Katje, Betty Jean Murdoch, George D. Dragoo, Francis Earl Keary, Louise Marie Murphy, Michael Nolan Duncan, Kathleen Diane Kelleghan, Judith Lee Murray, Haskel Harvey Dykema, Henry James Kerhin, Randall Thomas Muthiani, Elizabeth Ann

Ehrenberger, Donald St.Claire Kirchner, Sharon Marie Navani, Laxanachantorn Ellis, Joel Farrell King, Larry Gordon Neal, Nancy Ann Ferrari, Albert S. Keeman, Karen Louise Neuman, Rebecca Riddick Finn, Edward R. Kriekard, John Alan Nguyen, Thi Diem Fish, Ann F. Kuo, Li-Yun Nolley, David Allen Nord, Christopher Edward Schoonmaker, Janice H. Vincent, John, Jr. Northrup, Sally Jane Schramm, Charlotte Ann Virgin, Edith Louanne Osborn, Glenn Allen Schultz, Gary Thomas Wade, Patricia Ann Packard, Carolyn Sue Smith, Mary F. Wallace, Wayne E�gene Parkison, Dianne Sue Soo, Hudson Yee-Yau Ward, Laura Irene

Pelzer, Adolf Sprague, David Louis Webb, Gertrude Catharina Perkins, Steven Eugene Sprick, Robert W. Wedge, Rose S. Poll, Kenneth Lee Stiles, Donald 0. Welbourne, Jane Dell Potts, Thomas Renwick Taube, Jeanne Hebron Welker, Mary Lou

Powley, Carl Edison Teggelaar, John Fred Weller, Bernard Louis Reid, Richard Tew, Albert Omar Wells, Theodora Lee Lavedas Reimann, Kenneth J, Thomas, Vinod Wiedel, Ida Mae Houston Reitan, Marilyn M. Turner, Mary Kay Wolff, Willard T.

Ritsema, Marvin John Unger, Frank Joseph Wongwarij, Wittayut Ross, Susanne Marie VanHoven, Thomas John Yang, Katty Shui-Fee Hsue Rozeboom, Dorothy Bereridge Valleau, Victor Marlin Yennelli, Barbara Lee Schlaff, Raymond Paul Vaughn, Janice Marie Ziegler, Paul W.

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Abraham, Marie Jean Brown, Kathleen. Dove, Vickie Lynn Abrams, Heather Leigh Browne, Sue Ann Doyle, William Gerard Amerell, Kay Ann Burgeson, Diane M . Dudley, Dennis Michael .!\mes, Charlene Ruth Bushey, Michelle Ann Durocher, Gail Irene Andersohn, Betty Carolyn Bushouse, Nancy L. Eddy, Doris Irene

Anderson, Patricia Diane Capron, Anita M. Enders, Sandra Ruth Andrews, Eric Eugene Caughey, Linda D. Ernst, Jerry Appledoorn, Sarah Jean Cecchini, Karen Olivia Everingham, Kathleen Jane Augustina, Elizabeth Childs, Barbara L. Fioritto, Anthony Lino Auten, Suzanne M. Christianson, Steven B. Fisher, Lois Michele

Averill, Michelle R. Clark, Sheryl Kay Fitzmaurice, Mary Lou Bailey, Cynthia Kay Clary, Jane Marie Fogarty, Colleen Kay Baldwin, Suzanne E. Cole, Constance B. Forth, Robert Grant Barnard, Craig Stewart Cone, Linda L. Fouch, Betty Louise Barron, Wendy Jane Conroy, John Anthony Fowler, Bruce David

Bauer, Joan Elaine Cook, Judith Ann Frankiewicz, Rita Marie Beall, John Patrick Corcoran, Patrick Dennis Franks, Nancy Anne Bedford, Susan M. Corgiat, Susan Emelie Fry, Betty Lou Beeke, James William Crampton, Daniel James Fuelling, Constance Marie Bejcek, Marcia Mae �rawford, Nancy C. Gadwa, Yvonne Jeanne

Bierlein, Judith Ann Dabrishus, Michael John Galbreath, Michael Hugh Bigelow, Carol Ellen Davis, Nanette Sue Gaunt, Joan Elaine Bildner, Virginia Schaefer Dean, Susan Kay Ghareeb, Michelle Victoria Bingham, Christopher DeBruin, Ruth Renee Glass, Cheryl L. Bitonti, Anthony Joseph DeBruyn, William Charles Glerum, Dennis Neil

Blackwell, Artie Elaine Deceaene, Rebecca Christine Gordon, Margo R. Blazo, Frank Paul DeJong, Patricia Ellen Gorter, Sharon L. Boike, Karen Ann DenHerder, Betsy Ann Green, Evelyn Ann Boucher, Robert C. Denslow, Paula Jane Green, Patricia Ann Bourne, Ronald C. Denyes, Richard Townsend, Jr. Greenquist, David Peter

Bourque, Raymond Anthony Derks, Ruth E. Guimond, Patricia L. Bowen, R. Anne DeWitt, Mary E. Gunderson, Nels Andrew Breedlove, John Wesley, Jr, Dewitte, Kathleen M. Hague, Carole J. Brinson, Rosemary Dick, Ron Hall, Jon Michael Bronkema, Elizabeth Othelia Dickerson, Paula Jean Hall, Judy Ann Hansen, Roland Conrad Longhurst, James Edward Peterson, Maitland Newkirk, Jr. Harris, Robert Wells Lundberg, Kathleen Phyllis Pickard, Gayle E. Hart, Judy Ann Maloney, Donna Marie Pierce, Michael Peter Hawk, Elizabeth B. Marcoux, Deborah Ann Pierce, Tanya Alison Hernandez, Candace L. Marcy, Vicki Dale Pinkster, Joan Kay

Herzberg, Paul Kenneth Marske, Kathleen Ann Poirier, Philip James Hesse, Pamela Marie Martin, Deborah A. Porter, Holly Goodhue Hibbler, Beverly Andrea Matz, Peter Joseph Potter, Gayle Elaine Hickson, Thomas Michael McCormick, Greg Leland Purcell, Nicolette Anne Hiler, Jane M. McKay, Judith Lynne Purk, Ingrid Jane

Hill, Mary Kathryn McKenna, Ivan Wayne Rado, Rosalie Katherine Hinbern, William Frederick McKinnley, Louise Patricia Razoog, Lee Ann Hintz, Mark Philip McMillen, Linda Sue Redding, Stephen Lawrence Hoag, Roger Allen McNellie, Judith Ann Reiffer, William Alan Hodges, Della M. Merritt, Frederick Benjamin Reinker, Ruth Ann

Hofstetter, Julie Anne Meyer, Marsha Jean Renno, Kirk William Horvath, Joseph Mark Michael, Patrick A. Rieger, Pauline K. Howe, Carolyn Michalski, Kathleen Marie Ritter, Lorene K. Huey, Malcolm B. Miller, Deborah Elaine Robb, Janice Kay Humphreys, Theresa Miller, Linda Mary Robenault, Crystal L.

Hunerjager, Barbara Andringa Miller, Rhenda Lee Robinette, Diane Hunter, Linda Carole Mills, Gary John Robinson, Terry Lou Hurst, Pamela L. Mochizuki, Judith Lynn Rochon, Deborah Joan Husak, Dennis Richard Moore, Charles William Rosenbaum, William Paul Jepsen, Ann Elise Morrow, Brenda Joyce Ross, Suzanne Iris

Jeter, Calvin Morrow, Karen Jeanne Ryan, Nancy Anne Jones, Linda Ann Mortlock, Dennis C. Samson, Juliana Kaiser, Janet Marie Moss, Frank Alan Santini, Patricia L. Karchon, James Alexander Muldoon, Catherine Susan Schelhas, Jane Anda Keiser, Annamae J. Mull, Susan Marie Schnackenberg, James P.

Kellett, Cheryl Ann Murdock, Ted Alan Schoen, Nancy Jeanne King, Carol Louise Murphy, Terrence H. Schoren, Joseph W. King, Clayton G., Jr. Murrant, Robert S. Schroeder, Gail Helene Knapp, Merrie Ann Murray, Joan Elizabeth Schultz, Kathy Lynn Knop, Roger C. Myrand, Mary Ann Schultz, Robert Farnan

Koerber, Connie Marie Nahan, Michael D. Schultz, Ruth Ann Kramer, Joyce G. Naragon, E. Paul Scott, Kathleen Ann Krings, Carol Anne Nearpass, Karen E. Selby, Peggy Martinson Krivick, Christine Ann Neault, Kathleen J. Sharon, Teresa Diane Kronewitter, Frank D., Jr. Neumeier, Cynthia Mary Sharrard, Carole Louise

Kroodsma, Charles Edward Newman, Janice Lee Shaughnessy, Harry William Kroupa, Gloria Marie Nichols, Nancy Ann Shepherd, Virginia Ann Kujawa, Stephen M. Nowak, Nadine Anne Shoop, Glen H. Kunec, George C. Oberheu, Vivian Louise Shroyer, Keith L. Kyser, Brenda L. O'Brien, Daniel Joseph Simoneau, Ruth Ann

Labanowski, Elizabeth O'Connor, Grace Ann Siwoku, Babajide Julius Lake, Cristine J. Odren, Beryl Skelly, Marguerite Anne LaMarre, Leslie Clark Okey, Cynthia Ane Slater, Lorraine Marie Lambert, Mildred Mary O'Leske, Doris Anne Slotman, Janice Kay Lane, Thomas E., III Olson, Suzanne E. Sluyter, James Philip

Lanzen, Sherry Lee Asborn, Mary Ann Smith, Gary James LaPointe, Helen Marie Otto, Sharon Marie Smith, Kathryn L. Lappenga, Julie Tibbitts Overbeek, Judith Lynn Smith, Maple L. Leja, Stanley Papadopoulos, Fanny Smith, Merry Jill Leland, Richard John Parsons, Gloria G. Smith, Pamela Sue

Lewis, Christopher J. Pasha, Mary Joanne Smith, Stephen Douglas Lewis, Lizabeth Ann Pearson, Barbara Sue Soderlund, Wendy Lee Ling, Roger Ivan Peck, Victoria Ann Soucey, Jill Christine Little, Gail Joyce Perry, Paula Sue Stafford, Helen Jean Long, June Carlotta Peterson, Donald A. Standish, Robin Oliver Steinke, Mary Palmer Toth, Lawrence Dennis Watterson, Annette Denise Steiner, Nancy Denise Towell, Susan Elizabeth Wertman, Michael Alan Stenson, Evelyn Dewald Trana, Louisa Marie West, Nancy Louise Stewart, James A. Triana, Celia Mesa White, Victoria Susan Stitt, Cheryl Davis Trimble, Carol Gardien Wierenga, Valerie J.

Stoutjesdyk, Carol R. Tromp, Gloria Jean Broome Wiley, Joyce Lucille Sudnick, Peter Paul Truhn, Karyl Marie Williams, Barbara Jean Swanson, Martha L. Tyler, Jane Elizabeth Witcher, Mary Helen Taylor, Robert Claire Tyner, Catherine Elaine Witt, Karen Jean Tedrow, William Patrick Valliere, James L. Woodruff, Mary Ryan

Thomas, Nancy Lane VandenToorn, Dirk, Jr. Wynkoop, Sharon Kinsey Thompson, Karen Nancy Vanderweide, Jacqueline D. Yager, Feriel Thompson, Michael Eric VanDeWeghe, Frances Marie Zawacki, Cynthia Suzanne Thomson, Mark A. Venhuizen, Robert Rutgers Zellner, Christine Elaine Torlone, David Anthony Voorhees, Susan Chambers Ziehl, Rudy Vos, Glenn Allen

BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIOO

Abrams, Bruce Robert Downer, Jack Mahlon Lenardson, Bruce James Allen, James John Dusek, Jeffrey Brian Levesque, Lawrence M. Allison, Albert James Dykstra, Thomas Lee Lewis, Michael Ward Amar, George M. Erickson, Tara Jane Limberg, Richard M. Aymond, William George Fatt, Michael Joseph Lloyd, M. Steve

Bailey, Wendell Eugene Feezel, Charles Byron Longpre, Gregory T. Baker, Stuart Cameron Freeman, Glenn R. Lundquist, Harry Leonard Batts, Clarence Gentry, Marthajo Kathleen MacNeil, Elaine J. Baxter, James C. Gill, Jerome F. Marcikic, Ronald Allen Beadle, Richard Dennis Gilman, Dale A. Martin, Beth

Becht, Ronald Gilmore, Peter Keith Marx, Gerald A. Beimers, Kurt Douglas Glenn, Michael Thomas McNeil!, G. Michael Bennitt, Blair Edgar Graving, William Donald Meninga, Dale Wayne Bither, Jeffrey Walter Haan, Thomas Edward Middlemas, James Wilfred Blake, Thomas Michael Hanson, Ronald L. Mittleman, Michael Edward

Blovert, Karl W. Harwood, Edward Lysle Moerdyk, Carol Beth Boan, Edward E. Heald, Robert Gordon Morgan, C. Bret Boersma, Gilbert Ray Hendrick, Michael Melvin Morse, Phillip I. Boiten, Robert Earl Hensley, John R. Munro, James Richard Bornamann, Gerald Albert Hoffman, George Myers, Carter Lynn

Bower, Ronald W. Hofmeister, Franklin Otto, Jr. Norton, Lanny David Brokaw, Dell James Howard, Gerald Oce Nottke, Mark Andrew Bushen, David Alan Howard, Morris Nowak, Gregory L. Callahan, Clarence Terry Hoyt, Donald L. Nye, Ronald Kenneth Carlstrom, Richard Alan Imoru, Issah Olmstead, David Claude

Catalano, Paul J. Jacobs, Robert A. Osterman, Robert Eugene Christenson, Bruce Alan Jessop, Daniel E. Palmer, Leo F. Conly, Lisle William Kalnajs, Jane Annandale Papenhagen, Brian H. Cooper, Lawrence Clement Kamn, Jerome Robert Payne, Michael Harrison Crevia, Howard F., .III Kersting, Sara Beth Perrone, Preston Ispano

Cypher, James Henry King, John William, Jr. Peterson, Carl W. Darrow, Dennis Lee King, Marilyn Rae Piotrowski, Wayne Gregory Davis, Kent Lee Kirk, Terry Lee Poor, Ruth Ann Davis, Mark O. Kirvan, David Matthew Pressey, Thomas Ellis DeFay, Robert Francis Klenow, Gregory John Raymond, John Howard

Delong, James P. Klimushyn, Richard A. Reiley, Michael Lynn Dewey, Donald A. Knaak, Gary Philip Rials, David Nelson Dittmer, Lynn Edward Kowalski, Brenda Sue Riley, John Francis Dolan, Janet Ann Lake, Carl Leo Roder, Frank Emil Dornbos, Pat Alan Lemke, Robert W. Sage, William Vincent Sedrowski, Robert Joseph Thierbach, Terence Frederick Way, John M. Shaner, Leslie Charles Thompson, Ivan L. Welch, Michael Kimsey Sheridan, Dana Enunett Tibbitts, James Thomas Wellman, Rodney James Sjoberg, Paul Stuart Tibone, David J. Westrate, Larry J. Sladowski, Thomas Tokarski, David John Wheat, Dennis Lauren

Slager, Kenneth John Toorenaar, David Adrian Willard, Richard Edgar, Jr. Smith, Douglas Edward Trakul, Sherry A. Wisniewski, Eddie F. Snow, Richard M. Tubbs, Rex Milton Woodard, Robert Bruce Sonunerfeld, Lynn L. VandenBerg, Barbara Elaine Wright, James Thomas Sovereign, Bryce J. Vanderwal, David Alan Wurst, Gerald Eugene

Spoelma, James Robert Vandy, John Michael Young, Gary Willard Staff, Michael Jay Versical, John C. Ziebarth, Richard H. Stebner, Linda Sue Vorick, Albert Paul Zielke, Paul Frederick Stephens, James C. Walsworth, Brian L. Zinunerman, Ronald L. Sung, William Yin-Sing Zynda, Michael Andrew

BACHELOR OF MUSIC

Boufford, Martha L. Jansen, Lary Allen Pierce, Candice Jean Bush, Marilyn Knoebber, M. Jill Vorhauer Pustelnik, Marcia E.

Drost, Susan Marie Murray, Belinda Ford Schechter, Diane Patricia Fuelling, Kristen Deborah Overfield, Marilyn Delphine Simpson, Katherine Jean Hadba, Connie J. Pavey Temple, Herbert A., Jr.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Adams, David Walter Becker, Dorothy Louise Bozoian, Samuel Andrew Alex, Robert John Bede, Paul James Bracey, Henry J. Alford, Jerry Lee Beebe, Mary C. Bracket, Marsha Jo Allen, Cynthia I. Beemer, Chester Arnold Brammel, Susan Anne Al-Mudhof, Ali Mohanunad Beetham, Roy A. Brandt, Sandra Ann

Al Soliman, Abdel Mohsen Behrens, William G. Bratu, David Allen Andersen, Jonathan Harlen Bennink, James Norman Braun, Charles Philip Anderson, Jack C. Berd, Dennis J. Brickley, Richard Dean Anthony, Patrick William Bergmann, William V., Jr. Brigham, Sandra Lee Atkins, Peggy Ann Berley, Guy Victor Brissette, Susan Dianne

Aubel, John A. Bernhardt, David Stanley Brock, Robert Douglas Avrett, Lynne Clerc Bertholdy, Thomas William Brown, Ann L. Babcock, Leo L. Besse, William Michael Brown, Caroline Ann Bacon, Richard Leigh Billy, Janice Kay Brushaber, Barbara Jean Baber, Mary Ruth Blackmon, Brenda Joyce Brushaber, Konrad Robert

Bailey, Debra Ann Blasi, Laurel L. Bryant, Michael Joseph Bailey, Ronald Lee Block, Jane Ann Bublick, Lozetta B. Ball, Dale Patrick Bloomer, Lloyd K. Buckley, Linda M. Balyeat, Margaret Louise Boehmer, Gary Reed Bullock, Nancy Lynne Bandemer, Richard Arthur Boelter, Valeeta B. Bungart, John Robert

Barbacovi, Don Raymond Boeve, Leslie Tyler Burmeister, Kathy Jean Barnwell, Roman J. Bohn, Michael Marshall Burns, Sandra L. Barr, Russell R., III Bomarito, Philip Bushong, Carra Ruth Barsheff, Kyle Roger Bondon, Carolyn R. Butterworth, Robert A. Bassett, John M., Jr. Booher, Elizabeth K. Byers, David C., III

Bates, June Graves Bottje, Marcia Rae Galow, Warren Arthur J. Bauman, David George Bowen, Deborah Lee Campbell, Randy Raymond Beach, Jeffrey Todd Bowlus, Theodore H. Cannon, Thomas Franklin Beach, Lewis Jeffrey Boyd, Jeffrey D. Carlson, Donald Matthew Becker, Darwin A. Boyle, Kathleen Kay Carollo, Rosemary Carraher, Jane E. Dove, Linda Ann Gossler, Florian Joseph Carroll, James Harvey Doyle, John Robert Graham, Catherine Ann Case, Tedd Allen Droski, Timothy Ronald Grandas, Joseph M. Cheatham, Bertha L. Duering, Wayne Thomas Grashorn, Thomas Franklyn Chitren, Jane Ellen Duke, Gregory Ronald Gray, Robert Lynn

Chitren, Michele P. Dunbar, Letrish Beatrice Green, Frank Edward Cherny, Helen Kaye Dunlap, Ann Webster Greene, Jonnie M. Christians, James E. Dunlap, Michael Arthur Grewe, Paul Shirred Clark, Glen Charles Dunn, Michael Raymond Grieger, Richard Eugene Clausen, Linda Lee Dunworth, Linda Diane Grimes, Robert Gene

Clune, Joseph Michael Dykhuis, Phyllis Ann Gritter, Lois Ruth Cochran, Mark James Eccles, Shirley Elaine Groendyke, Bernard J. Colyer, Everett James, Jr. Edelen, Stephen Alton Grossnickle, Jane Burton Conlan, Karen E. Edwards, Rebecca Granert, Fred Charles Conliffe, Robert G. Edwards, Timothy Joe Gundy, Clarence S.

Converse, Lois Carol Eisele, Thomas J. Hass, Terry R. Cook, Linda Mikel Elfring, Carol Ann Hackett, Terrence Paul Cooper, Cheryl Roxanne Ellinger, Kay Ann Haines, Kathleen Ann Copeland, Lowell M. Elliott, Kay Meiner Hake, Elizabeth Doreen Cornish, George E. Ellis, Robert Edward Hale, Robert D.

Corradin, Rocky Dale Erickson, Ronald Lee Halliburton, Annie M. Corwin, George Martin Fay, Nancy Lynn Hamilton, Allan Douglas Covert, Charles William Fazenbaker, Margaret U. Hamlin, Catherine J. Cowen, Brian E. Ferguson, Joanne Camille Hardin, Deborah M. Crannell, Barbara Ann Fillion, Gary Lee Harmala, James Francis

Cranston, Thomas Floyd Finan, Mark Philip Harris, Nell Marie Crawford, Clyde W. Fine, Lucy Janis Harrison, Bradley Ralph Crawford, Patrick Joseph Finnegan, Mary Colleen Harrison, Dan M., Jr. Crawford, William Stanley Fleshman, Michael D. Hartigan, Michael Thomas Cuda, Thomas James Fluellen, Marilyn Haskell, Nancy

Culver, James A. Foerch, Laurie A. Haugen, Niel Peter Cumbers, John Douglas Fette, Wafiya Farag Haven, Dan Curran, Mary Frances Ford, Gary Charles Havican, Joyce A. Currier, Jeffrey Scott Ford, Mary Blanche Hawkes, Ann Marie Cutler, Dan Lee Ford, Richard A. Hayden, Kathleen M.

Dachroth, Albert John, Jr. Fortezza, Victor Heckathorn, Deborah Lynn Danley, Michael R. Fowler, Mary Catherine Hefner, Holly Daresh, Patricia Marie Francoeur, Alan Vincent Hemker, Edward Elmer Datres, Kathryn Marie Frasher, Susan C. Herron, Ruth Margaret Davis, Cora Lee Frenthway, Richard D., Jr. Hester, Judith

DeBusk, Duaine T. Fritz, Glenna Paulette Hill, Jimmie Lee DeFusco, Charles Carmine Fritz, Richard Arthur Hirdes, David J. DeJager, Herman John Fuelling, Dane Wright Hoek, Dennis Lynn DeMuro, Scott Anthony Furner, Pauline Susan Hofacker, David Evry Depew, Roberta Marie Gallas, Christine Lenora Holen, Beverly Albrecht

DeRuiter, Robert James Gambino, Louis R. Homan, Dottie E. DeVito, Michelle Sue Gamm, Cheryl M. Hopkins, Garry J. DeVries, Kenneth Edwin Gannon, Carol Kathryn Hostein, Wiiliam Charles Dewey, Jack Daniel Gay, Michael William Hostetler, Douglas Lee DeWitt, James Stuart Geyer, Susan Isabelle Howell, Karen Lynn

Diener, Nancy Anne Giddings, Barbara Sue Hudson, John J. Dilaura, William Lewis Gilbert, Catherine Ann Huffman, Judy Lick Dill, Wencil D. Glass, Jeffrey Morris Huggett, Russell S., Jr. Dinneen, Joann Rita Godfrey, Luanne M. Hughey, John Alton Dipert, Susan Kay Godisak, Christine Dee Hugo, Deedre

DiVerde, John H., · Jr. Godra, Barbara A. Kiacz Hundley, Kathryn Garnett Dobberstein, Daniel Jon Goldstone, Mark Edward Hunt, Jeanne Kay Dodge, Douglas Warren Goodman, Ramona Lee Hunter, Leonard Dave Dorrance, Donna Lynn Goodwin, Thomas E. Hurley, Glyne A. Douglas, Janice Sue Goral, Barbara J. Iler, Dennis G. Iverson, Herbert A. Kronenberg, Bonnie Mai McNally, Dennis Frank Jackson, Kenneth E. Labadie, William Richard McNay, James E. Janisse, Rowland Arthur Lacoss, Elizabeth Jane Meagher, David Allen Janssen, Laura Ann Lambert, Sandra M. Mears, Craig Frederick Jarvis, Wayne L. Landis, Constance A. Mechling, Jane Lee

Jasinski, Kathleen Marie Landrum, Thomas Howard Meek, Darla True Jenkins, Mary Ellen Lange, Cheryl E. Meekhof, Patricia Sue Johnson, Johnny Turie Langoni, Thomas Edward Mellas, Gail Anita Johnson, Kathy Anne Lantinga, Ruth Anne Merle, Frank John Johnson, Kevin Neal Lappas, Georgia E. Metzger, Cindee Lee

Johnson, Linda Carol Lass, Sandra Louise Meyer, Sara Louise Johnson, Terrie Lee Latson, Mary Jane Mieras, William J. Jokinen, Julie Karen Laufer, Michael W. Miklovic, Jody Jones, Deana Ruth Lawson, Jiumie Earlene Miles, Kaye Marie Jones, Judith Ann Leach, Jeffrey D. Mileski, Kathryn Ann

Jonker, Peter Leahy, Timothy B· Milks, Ronald William Juday, Rodney R. Lentenbrink, Norman A. Miller, A. Michele Juell, Kathleen Ann Leopardo, Anthony Andrew Miller, Beverly Ann Juergens, William R. Lewicki, Karen Joan Miller, Brian Arthur Kaiser, Joseph P., Jr. Lewis, Gail Ann Miller, Gloria E.

Kalisiak, Donald Harry Lilly, Pearl Anne Miller, Jon Craig Kandalec, Richard Alan Linton, William John Miller, Karen A. Kannegieter, Terry L. Lobodzinski, Roy Robert Mills, Herbert Colvin Kaplan, Jacqueline Logan, Barbara L. Mitchell, John Burr Karpen, James L. Lohr, Mary Elizabeth Mitroka, Michael John

Karppinen, Cynthia Nancy Lombardo, Maureen Monaghan, Alexander, III Kasnicki, Dennis Anthony Longenbaugh, John K. Monahan, Linda Ann Kasper, Kenneth H. Lubbers, James D. Monique, Viola Elaine Katenin, Linda Marie Lull, Patricia Lou Monroe, Thomas James Keaner, David Lloyd Macaluso, Howard C. Moore, Donald Phillip

Keefe, Madeleine I. MacDonald, Mary Jane Moore, Gary Wendell Keefe, Mary Ellen Mackey, Dennis Wayne Moore, Paul Clark Kelley, Patrick Francis Mailand, Frederick William, III Moran, Christine Anne Kemp, Terry J. Maine, Nancy Elizabeth Morency, Andre Leon Kenerson, Nancy Elizabeth Mainer, Leon Spain Morgan, Gary Arthur

Kenreich, Barry Stephen Maitner, George Philip Morgan, Keith Gwaine Kenzie, Susan Ellen Majerowicz, Thomas Edward Morley, Steven James Kersh, Ronald Edward Majzel, James Allen Morningstar, Sue A. Keteyian, Robert Michael Male, Gary L. Moulder, Joseph A. Keyser, Thomas Lee Malwitz, Loren R. Murray, J. Michael

Kiander, Martha Jean Mancik, Bobbie Jean Mygrant, Johnita Laura Kiumel, Ann M. Mangus, Miriam Lee Najdowski, Gary L. King, John Elliot Manos, Patricia J. Nedock, David Charles Kinnunen, Karen Rose Markel, Hallie Christine Nelson, Dorothy M. Kittinger, Craig Lee Markovich, E. Annette Nelson, Shirley Gray

Klaassen, Daniel Sherman Marquardt, Priscilla Sue Nemeth, Carl, Jr. Kleinhardt, Karen Sue Marchall, Gerard Matthew Noe, Craig Nason Klennn, David William Marshall, Robin Louis Nook, Charles Francis Klenk, Lawrence William Matson, Jeff C· Nye, Daniel Albert Kliegl, Corinne Marie Mazur, Kenneth Lyle O'Donnell, Frederick C.

Klimaitis, Levidas Boniface McCarty, Richard Dale O'Donnell, Shirley Klock, Pamela Jeanne Mccastle, John Robert Ohlman, Daniel Jay Klukiewicz, Thomas C. McClellan, John Alexander Olszowy, Thomas S. Knapko, Ronald W. McCormack, Jo Ann Ondrovick, Robert Joseph Koebbe, Marilyn McCosky, Dennis George Oni, Ben Otamere

Kornishi, Ronald James McDonald, James Patrick Ormsby, Robert W. Koss, Alice Leonora McDonough, Ruth Ann Orns, James Lee Kostecki, Maureen Casey McDowell, LeRoy Clifford Ortyl, George M., Jr. Kretchmer, Emil Robert, Jr. McKay, Charles Edward Osborn, Christine J. Krieger, Richard L. McMullen, Patrick John Osborn, Karen Jane Osborne, Barry Neal Ryan, Edward William Sweetland, Mark R. Owsiany, James Joseph Ryan, Michael John Tapovatz, William Edgar Palmer, Juliann Sackett, Jerome Gordon Taylor, Dennis Michael Parker, Robert William St. Aubin, John Robert Teahan, Sharon Lo�ise Parks, Jennifer Lee Saint John, Martin H. TenBrueks, James A.

Parsons, Beverly Ann Sanders, B. David Tesch, William N, Pastoor, Thomas James Sanders, Linda Nadean Thayer, Judith Ann Paunovich, Raymond Mathew Sandow, Kathleen Virginia Theodoroff, Mary Ellen Pavone, Galen Edward Sansom, Laura G. Thibodeau, Roy Edward Peite, Susan Sartori, Peter Thierbach, Terence Frederick

Pell, Stephen C. Sauret, Donald H. Tillema, Julia Ann Pelligrino, Samuel James Savilla, John D. Tineavia, Joseph Pelton, Eileen Marie Schirripa, Frances E. Tisland, Conrad Elwood Pervanger, Janet A. Schmitt, Philip James Tobacco, Thomas Paul Peterson, Charlotte Marie Schneider, Marie Fraser Tobey, Charles Robert

Petrovich, Patricia M. Schoonard, Therral Tokarz, James N. Phillips, Constance Scharnnn, Betty L. Towery, Janet Marie Place, Dennis Lorain Schultz, Keith E. Townsend, Gregory Ross Powers, Julia Ellen Schwalm, Eric Erdman Tremblay, Rita Kay Prawdzik, Susan M. Seaton, Lawrence Henry Triaca, Gary Alfred

Preish, Shirley Diane Sempert, Dwight T. Trosko, Peter L. Prince, Bonnie Kay Shadko, Gregory Hugh Turner, Thomas Gregory Prosello, Diana Antionette Shanks, Janet E. Umlauf, Thomas Joseph Pullins, Price L. Sherman, Susan J. Vanderberg, Jean Ann Putman, Dennis A. Shinn, David F. VanderLaan, Gail Ann

Quist, Douglas D. Shurmur, Terry Raymond VanderPoel, Steven Joseph Rademaker, Gerald E. Sibbersen, David L. VanDerSilk, Allen Lee Rahn, Dale Thomas Sierant, Chris A. VanderWilp, Alen T. Ramsey, Ira Eugene, Jr. Simpson, Judy Eileen Vanherweg, Thomas M. RaSlllllssen, Constance L. Sing, Sally Jean VanKoevering, Kathryn J.

Rayman, Diane Elizabeth Sirhan, Marie Elise VanPelt, Cynthia Suann Redenius, Thomas M. Skinner, Jon D. Velett, Martha Hersey Redley, Lettie Marrie Skrzynski, Jack M. Venhuizen, William R. Redmond, Thomas David Smith, Audrey Jeanette Voigt, Claudia Lena Margarete Reed, Christine Moody Smith, Marilyn Jean Voorhees, Gary James

Reed, Maureen Lenore Smith, Martin Lincoln, Jr. Vos. Arthur A., Jr. Reetz, Evelynan Smith, Roger L. Vrbancic, John Paul Rehrauer, Steven F. Smith, Ronald Donald Wade, Sherall Elaine Reittinger, Thomas Gerald Smothers, Larry H. Wagner, Fredrick James Reive, David Lawrence Eliot Soens, Deborah Ann Wagner, John Lloyd

Renton, Robert Eldon Sparrow, Linda Faye Wagner, John R. Ressue, Daniel Glenn Spencer, Jack Allen Wallis, Calvin Frank Rickert, Cheryl Lynn Spillers, Howard Dean Walma, Vonda J. Riherd, Charlotte Jean Stafseth, Pamela McKenzie Walsh, Constance Christine Roberts, William Clyde Staley, Peggy Lee Warber, Warren H.

Robinson, Jacqueline Ann Stanski, Nancy Jeanne Wardak, Mohammad Alim Robinson, Robert William Steckelberg, Susan L. Warren, Michael P. Rockwell, Bruce H. Stern, Jerry Wassink, Ann B. Rogers, Edward Monroe Stevens, Shirley Elizabeth Watkins, Rick L. Rohel, Susan Lynne Stewart, Mary Jane Weber, Dwayne A.

Roiter, Jerry Lee Stout, Sara Jane Weidauer, Thomas Eugene Ropp, Linda Sue Strabel, James Howard Weidlich, Sharon Kay Roscoe, Barry Donald Strickrodt, Dennis Larry Wellock, Kenneth Edward Rose, Robert L. Stubbs, William Harold Westgate, Helen E. Rothrock, Charles H. Stull, Gary Alfred Weston, William Robert

Rouse, Kathleen Marie Sullivan, Donna Jane Wheeler, Suzanne Elizabeth Rudnick, James L. Sutton, George Douglas White, Barbara J. Ruprecht, Lee Marian Swailes, Craig Robert White, Susan Mary Russau, Jo Ann Swanson, Barbara Lynn Whyte, Anne Elizabeth Russo, Rose Madalene Swartz, Stewart W. Wick, Kathleen Ann Wickmann, Patty Lee Witt, David Daniel Yonkers, Lee Boyd Widmar, Michael Ronald Wittenbach, Robert David Zanostra, Lawrence Dale Wilkins, Charles W. Wold, Wendy Lynn Zantjer, Beverly Ann Williams, Laurel Lynn Wolfe, Jane Carlyle Zawacki, Raymond Charles

Wilson, Linda Sue Woodhams, Larry A. Zeerip, Donna Mae Wise, Ronald Robert Woodhouse, Candace Marie Zinmerman, Jain K. Wiser, Dale E. Wyatt, Joel Denise Ziobron, Annette Marie Wishart, Patricia Ann Yee, Randy Alan Zoppa, Kenneth Robert Yon, Karen Valerie

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ENGINEERING (IND.)

Dunham, Glenn Bartel Johnson, Len H. Moore, Dennis Wesley Guernsey, Richard Thomas Kokoczka, Christopher James Wells, William E. Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

I N D E X Page No. Page No. American Board of Examiners Continuing Education, Division of: Reaccreditation 839 Education Center, Berry, Branch, American National Bank & Trust Calhoun & St. Joseph Counties 831 Company Change in Effective Date for Access to Safety Deposit Student Fees 828 Boxes: Change in Authority 831 Deforrest Property 859 Ann Arbor Trust Company 852 Degrees Announcements Authorization to confer Achievement Award April 17, 1971 814 Trustee Johnson 829 August 13, 1971 833 Reaccreditation December 18, 1971 857 North Central Association 839 Bachelor of Fine Arts 807 Speech Pathology and Honorary Audiology 839 April 17, 1971 802 Annual Fund Report December 18, 1971 851, 860 1970 Report 804 Master of Fine Arts 807 1971 Report 850, 857 Disposal of University Houses 833 Associated Mechanical Services 828 Distinguished Service Awards Associated Student Government August 13, 1971 834 Consumption of Alcoholic Docsa-Smith Associates, Inc. 855 Beverages on Campus 856 Draper-Siedschlag Halls Association of Governing Boards Refunding Loan 852 Report on 828 Dunbar Hall Auditorium, Miller, James W. Bids for T.V. Equipment 839 Approved Name 802 Dunn Property 839 Bachelor of Fine Arts Dykstra Property 853 Authorization to Grant Degree 807 Easements Bachelor's Degree Program Kalamazoo, City of (Sewer) 815, 857 Physicians Assistant's Training Michigan Bell (Parkview) 808, 827 Program 827 Michigan Bell (Stadium Drive Banning of Weapons on Campus 833 Apartments) 828 Barton, Paul J., Contractor 857 Edie, Lionel D. & Company 853 Biology Department Election of Chairman P.E£ tempore 854 Application for Federal Surplus Election of Officers 801 Land 854 Endowment Funds Bjorkstrom Property Authorization of an Investment Bid Authorization 823 Advisor 853 Buckhout Avenue Authorization for Sale and Resolution Requesting Vacating Purchase of Securities 859 Portion of 838 Enrollment Building Division of the Executive Proposed Cutbacks for 1971-72 807 Office Exercise of Options Bids for T.V. Equipment, Burke Property 857 Dunbar Hall 839 Clugston Property 853 Burke Property 857 DeForrest Property 859 By-laws, Amended 857 Dunn Property 839 Calder, Ralph R.; Architect 857 Dykstra Property 853 Central Electric Motor & Construction 855 Florian Property 808 Child Day Care Center, Accommodation Girupnicks Property 822 for 833 Helmer Property 827 Clover Electric Construction Company 839 Kimble Property 853 Clugston Property 853 Kimbrel Property 827 Code of Student Life, Amendment to 856 Koski Property 822 College of Perron Property 857 Fine Arts 851, 857 Rowe Property 815 Conmunication Arts & Sciences, Fabrizio, John A. 816 Department of Faculty Information Report 816 Constitution, Amendments to 814 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Page No. Page No. Federal Surplus Land Married Student Apartments Resolution to Accompany Stadium Drive Apartments Addition Application for 854 Acceptance of Bids 855 Fees 809 Approval of Design 802 Student, 1971-72 814, 821 Bids for Addition 833, 852 Student, Division of Continuing 855 Education 815, 821 Rejection of Bids 833 Florian Property 808 Resolution Pertaining to Fort Custer Air Force Station Construction Financing Plan 852 Application for a Portion of Land 854 Master of Fine Arts Friedmann, Robert, Hall Authorization to Grant Degree 807 Bids for T.V. Equipment 839 Meeting Schedule Gates, McDonald & Company 859 Board of Trustees, Change in 827, 833 General Fund Operating Budget 850 1970-71 Allotment Revision 803 Michigan Bell Telephone Company 1970-71 Allotment Adjustment 832 Granting of Easement, Stadium Continuation of 1970-71 Budget 831 Drive Apartments 828 1971-72 , 842 Underground Cable Along Parkview: Gifts and Grants Reports Granting of Easement 808, 827 (Monthly Reports) 802, 808, Moore Hall 815, 821, Appointment of Architect/Engineer 857 827, 831, National Bank of Detroit 852 837, 850, North Central Association 853, 857, Reaccreditation 839 859 Operating Budget Requests Girupnicks Property 822 1972-73 852 Goldsworth Valley Osborn Company, Consulting Engineer 860 Granting of Sewer Easement 839 Outside Employment, Helmer Property 827 Policy on 859 Howard Street Pedestrian Bridge Parking Rates 831 Appointment of Engineers 857 Pedestrian Bridge Industrial & Engineering Technology Howard Street: Appointment of Building Engineer 857 Bids, Automotive Engine Test Perron Property 857 Cells 828 Petitions and Communications Industrial State Bank & Trust Company, Adams, David W. Trustee Letter of Appreciation 810 (Steers Property) Confirma• Alcoholic Beverages, Unrestricted tion of Sales Agreement 827 Hours, Associated Student Insurance Company of North America Government 856 Deductible Indemnification Residence Hall and Apartment Agreement 853 Rates Kimble Property 853 Petitions from John A. Kimbrel Property 827 Fabrizio 816 Kingscott, Louis C., Architects 802, 855 Security in Womens Residence Halls Klieg 1 Bro thers 839 Modification of 804 Knauss, James 0., Hall Some Concerned Students: Bids for T.V. Equipment 839 Allocation of General Funds Koski Property 822 Monies to Student Organiza­ Land Acquisition tions 829 Bjorkstrom Property 823 Student Senate Parking Report 810 Steers Property (Industrial University Student Center Snack State Bank & Trust Company as Bar 858 Trustee) 827 Physic_ian's Assistant's Training Laventhol, Krekstein, Horwath & Program 827 Horwath, Consultant, Student Report on Department Chairmen 816 Center Snack Bar 850 Residence Halls Liquor License, Resolution Regarding Approval of Hall for Students Objection to Class C License 808 Twenty-One and Older 823 Marion Avenue Bids for Installation of Under­ Resolution Requesting Vacating ground Electrical Power Line in Portion of 838 Goldsworth Valley 815 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Page No. Page No. Residence Hall and Apartment Rates, VandeGiessen Road 1971-72 815, 822 Bid Authorization 823 Resolution: University Objection to Condemnation Proceeding of Parcel 823 Transfer Present Classification to Resolution Regarding Vacating of 838 Class C Liquor License at 2414 W. Vacating Resolution to Kalamazoo Michigan Avenue 808 City Coumission 822 Retirement Resolution, TIAA-CREF, Vice President for Academic Affairs Modification of 837 Creation of Position of Associate Rowe Property 815 Vice President for Academic Safe Deposit Box, Access to: Affairs 859 Change in Authority 831 Waldo Stadium Salary Schedules Appointment of Architect/Engineer 860 Service Staff, 1971-72 845 Request for Authorization to Sales Agreement Renovate 860 Confirmation of 827 Walter, Carl, Associates 857 Schedule of Su11111er Meetings 833 Walwood Hall School of Approval as a Residence Hall for Social Work Students Twenty-One years and Whitney Young, Jr. Scholars Older 823 Program, Establishment of 810 Wesley Foundation Securities Extending Right-of-Way Easement 853 Resolution Pertaining to Sale of 859 West Michigan Avenue Siedschlag-Draper Halls Resolution Regarding Class C Refunding Loan 852 Liquor License at 2414 808 Special Meeting Resolution Regarding Vacating of 838 August 13, 1971 835 Vacating Resolution to Kalamazoo Speech & Hearing Center City Commission 822 Bids for Remodeling 857 Report on Bids for Remodeling 850 Speech Pathology & Audiology, Department of Reaccreditation 839 Steers Avenue Resolution Requesting Vacating Portion of 838 Storm Sewer Easement Granting to City of Kalamazoo 857 Student Center Snack Bar Appointment of Consultant 850 Surplus Property, Federal, Resolution to Accompany Application for 854 Sylvania Technical Systems, Inc. 839 Trust Agreement Refunding Loan, Draper-Siedschlag Halls 852 Trustees Comnrunication Re: Dalton 860 Unemployment Compensation Advisor 859 Union Electric Company Installation of Underground Electrical Power Lines 815 ·university Policy Banning of Weapons on Campus 833 University Recreation Facility Appointment of Architect/Engineer 860 University Student Center Snack Bar Appointment of Consultant 850, 858